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

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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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,- 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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Assemblies Provide Growth Opportunities Assemblies were opportunities for educational and cultural growth and for promoting school spirit. Most assemblies were scheduled for eighth period on Wednesdays but flex- ibility allowed this time to be changed when a change was more convenient. One of the most enjoyable programs of the year was the appearance of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the realization of a dream. The musicians played to an attentive, appreciative audience. A home ec. sewing student, Eileen McShane models her corduroy dress. It was a rare treat when the I.S.O. appeared in concert. Sr. Emily congratulates Joan Head on her N.H.S. membership. The Gorilla spirit is coming through.