St Joseph Academy - Acadean Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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Sketch first, then fill in the details, advises Sister Evelyn Marie. Smock-clad SJA ' ers work with paints, tools, and brushes . . . Sandy LeFave, Phyllis Boyce, and Vicki Peot. FROM 28

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a .f fiSgijfrv : •T ' ' : w V m ■■ km- t », ■. . v. .■ •. . Musical memories made by the Madrigals. vi vv; - KW Freshman Chorus and Kathy Egan Sister Anne Loyola y [M ■MB Art . . . the highest form of order , . . a smock-clad SJAer . . . works, with paints, tools, and brushes . . . uses lines, design, perspective, and color . . . expresses individuality, emotions, and ideas on canvas and in sculpture . . . 5 k Music . , . the language of the soul . . . voices blend ... a difficult four-part song forgotten piano lessons ■ . . searching for that high constantly aware of the vary¬ ing moods of music . M ■ ' t»jL IvT HAn- s IM ■ ?: : -T •- Operation Concentration . . PICASSO TO BERNSTEIN