Our Lady of Grace Academy - Mediatrix Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

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Varied Events Elaine Mitchell executes a jackknife as Rosemarie Myers and Joan Pote observe. Guarded by Julie Kramer, Cindy Kavanaugh tries to take a shot at the basket while Donna Zazopoulos, Cheryl Pierson and Joan Pote rush to her aid. Patty Morical, Marsha Pogue, Stephanie Blair, Claudia Dominik, Maureen Duffin, AUana Miller, Jane Eckart and Karen Gardner keep their eye on the ball during a Physical Education Volley Ball game.

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Safety Courses Provide Sister Mary Mark Bartoo is the head of the departments Health, Driver ' s Ed and Physi- cal Education. Many students who sign up for these courses find them to be interesting and sometimes even fun. In Health a student may learn anything from how to bandage a sprain to how to treat a burn. Driver ' s Ed proves especially beneficial to students to- day because of the high caliber of driving instructions that this course offers. Also very important to a young lady today is keeping in shape. Physical Education gives a student at Grace an opportunity to do so. Susie Quill painfully holds out her arm while Claudia Shoemaker bandages i our m of « J u % ♦ DRIEST ' Candy Roell checks the back of the Driver ' s Ed car to see if she put any dents in it.

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Creating A Novel Interest The English Department consists of English I, II, III, and IV, Speech and also the Library. All English courses dwell mainly in broadening the students ' knowledge of literature. This is accomplished in two ways: through textbook reading and out- side reading, namely the reading of novels. The time not spent in broadening literary knowledge is spent in the study of Eng- lish Grammar. Students agree that reading can be fun, but Grammar? Never! Sophomores enjoy reading Cavalcade in a relaxed atmosphere. Jan Grismoie enjoys working in the Library as a librarian ' s aid.