St Bernard High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Uncasville, CT)

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Ianet Byrd and escort view the provincial attire worn by French peas- Demonstrating the dynamics of Spanish dance is Senor ants. Ianet Barrows accompanied by Senorita Theresa Lukas. 5 Members of French IV, Lorna Hochstein, Lynn Beckwith and Barbara Rousseau, participate in a play pre- sented by their class. 54 W

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A Midsummer Nights Dream Creates Misty Atmosphere si . Al 5 Elizabeth Kenyon crowns Donna Shaughnessy the Iunior Prom Queen. Shakespeare's unforgettable play, A Midsummer Night's Dream provided the Iunior prom with an appropriate theme. Creating a misty atmosphere with footbridge, pond, and trees, Iuniors danced to the music of the Burgundy Sunset. Weeks of intense planning hard work and excited anticipation resulted in a successful and memorable prom. Kathy Muzeroll and Maureen Redden relax while chatting with escorts. Susan Chipperini and escort Rick McGrath enjoy themselves dancing to the music provided by the Burgundy Sunset. 53

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Instruments representative of Spain surround musician Dede Condon. Ioan Buccholz and Ioanne Dipollina share rare refreshments. French and Spanish Life Represented by Students Sponsored by the French and Spanish clubs, the Franco-Spanish Fair presented different aspects of French and Spanish customs. Customs were represented and shown through skits and folk songs. Students worked in small groups on any topic of their choice. Exhibits were viewed by students and adults. Members of the French club cooked French dishes, learned French songs and studied French living. Sue Slowick models her prize-winning hat during the French club contest. 55