St Augustine Academy - Shield Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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A section of the Choral Club presenting the Christmas program is pictured here. .X Officers and accompamsts of the Choral Club are Sealed J Colbow, N Simon D ONelll Standing S Westerkamp N Willkomm C Nau man S Bowman K Vaughan M J Andresky M Hemtel ld Z! Illustrating the folk songs presented at the Spring Concert are club members 1n costumes depicting a Dutch couple, Oriental dancers and natives of Slovakia vf,,,.f-k P-4 .1.w. VN

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Sxster Sebastnan directs Mary Lou Therens ln the use of a mxmeograph machme Twenty one junxor staffers pose for the lsm room to work on an lssue of the school paper SHIELD STAFF The Shield staff has endeavored through IIS act1v1t1es to accomphsh the goals for whrch lt was estabhshed thxrteen years ago One of these auns was to pro mote co operatlon between the students and faculty and the school and commun 1ty by publxshmg a newspaper of journal 1st1c quallty Success 1n thxs cl1rect1on can be measured by the awards mented by the paper durmg the past years Among these were the Publlcatlon of DISIIHCIIOH from the Catholic Scholastrc Press Assocxatxon the Gallup Award from the Qulll and Scroll Socxety and an Al1Amer1can Honor rating from the Natlonal Scho lastlc Press Assoclatlon To fulfill xts functmon the staff en gaged m a varxety of aCt1V1t16S xn addltlon to pubhshmg s1x 1ssues of the school paper and the yearbook Above Ru Ernest Snebaldt S says Mass or the .Slneld members nn St osephs chapel Prayers art said ln hopes that the year ahead holds many accomplish ments for the staff 1 i isdn!! All ll ' n 1 ,IVY x -, 5 . : f '. J. A , .J., ' f Shield photographer on the way' to the journal- ff' A . 7 . Y . i C 5

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6 f Two senior soloists for this year's programs were Jo Ann Dura and janet Scoggin. The Choral Club through its many singing engagements works intently upon achieving one of its many objectives, to use its God-given talent to the best ad- vantage. The 61 members, composed of jun- iors and seniors, are chosen on the basis of interest and ability. Highlighting the 1958 Christmas sea- son the Choral Club united its efforts with the Dramatic Club to present the traditional Christmas program. Other activities on the Christmas calendar in- cluded singing for the West Side Busi- nessmen's Club, the Bishop Sheen tele- vision program and caroling for the Madams and St. John hospital. The second semester is one of prep- aration and anticipation for the annual Spring concert, the club's most prominent activity. Much credit for the success of the 1958-59 Choral Club belongs to Sister M. DeChantal, who carefully guided the group throughout the year. Pictured on the stairs of St. Augustine Con- vent are the 61 Choral Club members from the junior and senior classes. Q ig 'Q seawater Among the sophomore carolcrs for the '58 Christina program were: Run' I-joan Fiala, Mary Jo Schwartz Pat Calfery. Run' 2-Joanne Mtllligan, Donna Dieclerich 5