College of St Mary - Mosaic Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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A , Talent takes the stage in a variety 0 .- la, fj- .' pg. W .- ,Wg Nuns a' Poppin with Sisters Jean Mary, Thomas Marie and Mary Christine, brought a bit of originality to convent life and a few new lyrics to Mary Poppins. - Learning never takes place soley in the classroom, for in the c la s s r o o m one can le arn only the theories, the ideas. A gap forms between the idea and the performance. To lessen the gap, to bridge this gulf, con- vocations were initiated. To this weekly hour at two o'clock on Th u r s d a y afternoons are invited people from all over the United States who have made it, who have developed their talents and made the most ofthem. These people come to talk, to per- form, to add alittle of their practical knowledge to the students' theoretical. For an hour, the gap between the two worlds is narrowed and they come togeth- er--both giving,both learning. Magda's aria from The Consul by Menotti, sung by Miss Marjorie Hayward Madey,pro- fessional opera soprano, brought enthusi- astic applause from CSM music lovers.

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performances opening new avenues of culture I- . 25 f Q ta Because the chicly-dressed young lady is used to dis- Style. Students such as Mary Kay Klitz and Emma play any product from Mustangs to tin foil, the home I-leman modeled a variety of sport fashions, spring economics style show chose the theme Fashion Ads to frocks and evening gowns to put CSM fashions in focus. Things will be greater when you're downtown. Linda In the CSM McFreshmen St. Patrick's program a Johnny Kapsch and Dyan Osorno use modern dance to Rose O'Carson show brought a variety of entertainm ent Sweeney's drums in their interpretation of Downtown, including Batman, Boy Wonder and Phyllis O ' Killer.