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Upper left: Sophomore view the alumni exhibition, featuring Marie Henderson's sculpture of Mr. John Burns. Below: Linda Witkow- ski’s Masterpiece, a life-size sculpture of Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Annual Exhibition Displays Student Art Talent For the twenty-third consecutive year, Mercy’s art department presented their annual art show — a collection of art work that is both extensive and excellent. This year the show opened on Mother’s Day and closed the following Sunday. This week-long exhibit has become a proud tradition with its thousand pieces of work created by students throughout the current year. In addition, former students of Sister Mary Ignatius were invited to display their work. The work shown represents virtually every medium: water color, tempera, pencil, oil, acrylic, pen and ink, charcoal, pastel, batik, and graphics as well as ceramic pottery and sculpture. ‘Very few schools have such an art department both in terms of quantity and quality’’, Sr. Mary Ignatius said. ‘This Show is the result of dedicated hard work on the part of both students and teachers.” Above right: Two original student sculptures. Lower right: Graduate Connie Major and Mr. George Wright view the student exhibition. ix Bie
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Three Countries Send Students to Mercy The foreign exchange student program is in its fourth year at Mercy. Its purpose is to provide an education in a new environment and culture. This combines school work with the broadening opportunity of living in a foreign country. The student returns to her homeland with an added appreciation for a new culture and its people. The people she leaves behind hopefully also have a better idea of the culture of another land as well as a clearer view of ourselves as Americans. Our exchange students this year are Betty Contreres from Columbia, Elena Primicias from the Philippines and Ann Marie Condamin from France. When questioned by the school newspaper about our country, Ann Marie Condamin replied, ‘There are lots of things to do and so many people and things to see. America is so beautiful.’’ Upper left: A smiling Betty Contreres works in the Language Re- source center. Lower right: Anne Marie Condamin makes use of the language tapes. Lower left: Elena Primicias and a favorite pas- time. 128
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