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,- Setting Spirits Free Field Day, planned by the Student Council, was an afternoon of outdoor fun and games on a beautiful spring day. Students ate brown-bagged lunches and then joined in a variety of games. Spectator sports drawing much attention were the Jello slurp, the peel- a-banana-with-your-feet and the water balloon toss. The tug o ' war pitted class against class. The mini-500 race on the circle cli- maxed the day. Sophomore Mary Lin- ville was queen. Juniors amassed the highest scores to make them No. 1. Mary Linville, queen, takes a royal lap. Rhea Ray watches Nicki Williams and Colleen Field stuff bubble gum. Cathy Bowling and Beth Strange run a lap. Typical: Abandonment of the unneces- sary! 35
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Maximum for Mini- Week There was not only the school week, work week, free week and weekend, but also mini-course week. Students were introduced to physical skills, careers, hobbies, arts and crafts, academics and homemaking skills. More than 100 guests spent three days lecturing and instructing in cake Nancy Hartnett models one of the bridal gowns. Sr. Rosalinda shares her cake-decorat- ing talent with Loretta Morgason. Julie Campbell has materials ready to make a floral arrangement. An expert scuba diver helps Miss Goss- man with her snorkel. decorating, handwork, macrame, scuba diving, health careers, fashion mer- chandising, sailing, hypnotism and world travel, plus much more. A first at the Academy, mini-course week received favorable response from students and teachers.
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Expression of Gratitude for Gifts After a meaningful liturgy in the chapel on Thanksgi ving eve, students shared their talents with a program of song and dance in the gym. Entertainment came in the form of modern ballet by Patti Baldwin, Jenni Playing a saxophone duet are Chris Carr and Rose Gehring. There ' s a strange resemblance in the Hartman sisters. Pattie Baldwin performs a modern bal- let original. Once again, the Grace Notes fill the gym with song. Parrish ' s acrobatic dance and Ann and Carol Hartman ' s tap dance routine. Mr. Cancilla shared his gift of voice as did the Grace Notes. This was a day of gratitude! ■PI I H W ' ' :A B1B I V B •C 41 ? s Kn hS|H| m | 9 K y B m J V I Ha l ' ' D mk
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