St Francis de Sales High School - Maritas Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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i H9664 CLIQJ !CLI'lgbLCL986 1 The miniature theatre built by Karen Carr made her real- ize the production problems faced in Shakespeare's time. Fixing last minute touches on their Elizabethan stage are Linda Howard, Ann Steponovich and Cathy Roggero. All projects were the results of an English IV assignment. Nancy Goff, Pat Rife and Betty Verkamp seem pleased with the completion of their replica of a pageant wagon.

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ii 5 fi 1-f ff tam.. A ' ie final scene of the U.N. play expounds the truth that without love God and cooperation with His will, no lasting peace can be achieved. .gr 3 T sl E i 5 z 2 Bridging the gap between choas and peace are five steps each one with a symbol. The girls explain how each symbol is a step toward peace. Besides three grammar school children, those who participated in the United Nations day play were Rita Vaughn, Yolanda Cabrera, Kathie Taylor, Cathy Hill, Kathleen Boisvert, Caroline Boudin, Michelle Driskell, Yvonne Persechini and Pat Connolly. Linda Tyson, Beverley Des Rochers, Pat Greek and Victoria Reyes also participated. s t, 1 2 . x ...W r i S . . . . sri iz'L ax.. , up,-ay is K J i 1 K it 1, M. . .1 - iv K 'Z xg' I 5 i , t i b , , . I . . . ? . t , -, 1 l I 2 . - i i l . S Y 3 . gg. fe l F i 'J 'W' ' W' -M .. ,. V, kyyyy 3 I - -W f K 4' . U. ni- -i- ., . viuaatfrimggpigtg-.a,,m, ...M ,:..:,,. ve.. Q.,

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reclucecl fo One fffll,6!y-fA0 2Xl0l 855i0l'l 0!tA0lfLgAt:5 ,v 1 'aft ggi? 1-f-3 Although Latin has been considered a dead language for centuries, Melody Shallenberger and Julia Ryan find it enlivens their vocabularies, leads to a better understanding of English gram- mar and is a foundation for the ro- mance languages. 4 51' X 1