Our Lady of Sion High School - Sionian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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W ' ' 1 ra l S W 'sir ,?:Y3.e'-'flies - -.-f Jr yi I p 'far i. 4 x X read When the noon bell rang, the previously silent and deserted Cafeteria suddenly erupted with laughter and chattering voices. L I -I -lufiiif 1 , if- 'L' :Size ' . t,t. ' 5 1 .ffm .P .Sli 1 ' 1 . . V 'ki L M1632 Y l v 15--I' ue--- Wllllyllllxvllw H The back of the school was the scene of many a spirited volley- ball or baseball game as the girls performed their gym exer- cises on the blacktop. f'-wx The school mascot and beloved et, Schotze, takes a brief Y P chool as 1 Lonvcnt Ihc, girls enjoyed picnics 1n the pause in an active clay. 47 I l

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A Cook's To ,f,'234-i, , A, I i J,,.f' -an-A- ,,f' ,, u ,f ' ,-. rl, This view of the school from Wornall Road was the first thing During the winter, the sloping grounds were often that the girls saw in the morning and the last that they saw as with snow. they left in the evening. The doors to the school were always open and always pro- The Auditorium was the scene of many enjoyable and vided a warm welcome to students and visitors. tertaining moments for the students for it was here that plays, Skits and Concerts were presented. Hai saga? ,S !x A A ,A - W, I ,xi -1 ns U 7 l..., J A,,,,,, The new classrooms became, during the year, practically like One of the main facets of our curriculum is the emphasis on second homes and here we found that learning can be enjoyable French. The French Lab is a boon to students attempting to and interesting. master the accent and pronunciation of la belle francais. 46

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