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

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The purpose of the French Club is to broaden our knowledge of the French people and their customs, and just to have a good time with people who have the same interest. The French Club met once a month to discuss future plans, usually ending the meetings with a few French songs. French Club acti- vities included a Get Acquainted party, French Christmas party and a picnic at the end of the year featuring authentic French food. The French Club officers are Lucy Deubelbeiss, Secretary -Treasurer; Clare Sticl Vice-President and Linda Charlebois, President. Parlez-Vous Francais? FRENCH CLUB: BOTTOM ROW; J. Huser, S. Teipen, M. Can, J. Weddle, A. Davey, D. Zazopoulos, L. Deubelbeiss, C. Faust, R. Myei P. ScoUard, K. Short and M. Flanagan. 2nd ROW; B. Zimmer, S. Shanahan, M. Moriarty, D. Spicuzza, N. Kirch, B. Kreuzman, J. Wessl ing, S. Blair, J. Mattox, K. Field and L. Hurrle. 3rd ROW; Sister Marguerite, (Advisor), C. Stickan, K. Sheridan, S. Moldthan, M. Mayei L. Talley, J. Morone, C. Dominik, V. DesLauriers, C. Beagle, M. Pogue, J. Eckart, S. Quill, and Mrs. Medsker (Advisor). 4th ROW; L. Charlebois, M. Bixler, P. Dugan, L. Naughton, J. Trapp, M. Huser, J. Grismore, A. Talley, A. Truden, D. Michaelis, J. Francis and L. Dominik.

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National Honor Society i! wmmm mi MEMBERS OF THE NHS: SEATED; Judy Morone, Clare Stickan, Pat Dugan, Teny Haller, Tina Rothring, Lora Cody and Lygia Dominik, Seniors. STANDING; Kathy Slinger, Andrea Truden, Suzanne Farmer, Carla Gunn, Mary Catherine Bixler and Janet Sutton, Juniors. Carolyn Beagle, Louise Talley, Lucy Deubelbeiss and Ann Talley, Sophomores. Induction ceremonies of the National Honor Society members were held on March 30. Membership is based on the four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society, that is, leadership, character, service and scholarship. Membership is limited to 15 percent of the Senior class, 10 percent of the Junior class and 5 percent of the Sophomore class. Sophomores are provisional members, eligible for full membership their Junior year if they continue the standards set by the Society. Judy Morone, a senior member of the National Honor Society, lights the candle representing service.

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iCOLOGY CLUB: 1st ROW, BOTTOM; Mrs. Medsker, moderator; C. Spearing, M. Can, C. Eisner, K. Field, S. Blair, M. Moriarty, J. lale.P. Martin, L. Charlebois, J. Collins and D. Roell. 2nd ROW; S. Robinson, L. Cody, P. Sciarra, J. Mattox, M. Pogue, J. Weddle, D. aimburis, A. Truden, M. Gaughn, M. Gelarden, N. Kirch, D. Spicuzza and A. Talley. 3rd ROW; L. Talley, L. Dominik, T. Rothring, i. Blacker, S. Shanahan, M. Kirk, C. Gunn, T. Lohman, M. Kramer, P. Morical, L. Naughton, M. Duffey and J. Jones. 4th ROW; C. lay, K. Baughman, A. Bishop, C. Dominik, S. Osburn, C. Talley, V. DesLauriers, A. Delaney, A. Epp, P. Dugan, T. Haller, M. Clarkson nd M. Mayer. A new club at Grace this year is the Ecology Club. The purpose of the Club is to increase our awareness of the dangers that threaten our en- vironment. The activities of the Club include a Clean-Up of Garfield Park, a. tour of a sewage plant, a display at Student Appreciation Night and a Glass Drive to aid the recycling of glass. ECOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT; Lora Cody, President; Pam Sciarra, Vice-President; Candy Ray, Treasurer and Terry Haller, Secretary. ice Bishop, Pam Sciarra, Stephanie Blair and ra Cody perform experiments on Student jpreciation Night. Pamphlets were also passed t that night with ecological hints for the me.