St Joseph High School - Trail Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Members For Loretto Heights Pggyj Festival f V lj WW! , u ' ' .f 1 ef H5 f d WL, Qifeifcw 5 ,J X, 1 ,Af Left: Medea, played by Judy Lynch, receives a visit from Aegeus, played by Larry Fumo. She tells him her troubles and after hearing them he decides to help her. Patricia Lucero, who plays the part of the nurse, looks on to com- fort Medea. Below: Medea rejoices when the nurse tells her how Creon and his daughter died after touching the gold veil and wreath containing burning poison, which she gave Creon's daughter for a Wed- ding gift. Revenge is Sweetwl 69

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Ancient Greek Tragedy Presented By Drama Club W M 1, J 1 A l Above: Medea, who is an obstacle to .lason's second marriage, begs Creon fFrank Rinoj to give her a few hours in which to prepare for her exile. Her two children, played by ,lames Maestes and Sally Spataro, look on eagerly. Below. As Medea threatens Jason CVictor Avilal with the lives of their two children, the nurse fPat Luceroj and the three women fSl1eila Adams, Margaret Atencio, and Carol Rangelj listen anxiously. 68

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Recognition Given To Special Award Winners Left: Frank Rino, Student Council president, has held an office in the drama club every year. In speech he has brought home many awards. He has participated each year in a major play. Right: Jeanette Brodkman was the winner of the 1962 Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She achieved the high- est score in the examination on home- making knowledge and attitudes taken by senior girls. fbifl pmeibil- X WSW? J R? Donna Altiflisch was named? Cheryl Hehdon was chosen as 4--H'er of the Month in Januif ' Q1 a model in the Modesty for ary. Donna has been in 4-H for 1 gd ' Modems fashion show. The ob- seven years. She was top in fieldg Q . if ject of this program was to show of home furnishings and junior Rgdisgbqgil S 3 Mothers that their daughters leadefShiP: as She Was flamed RC-55 if Q NW? could dress modestly and still be Serve Grand Chamlition Of the modern. This project was exe- Home Furnishings at the 1961 ' Cured by the CPTL, Denver 4-H Fair. Each year the NOMA spelling and arithmetic tests are given to the students. Two tests are given. If the students pass both tests with a 100 per cent rating, they receive a certificate and an invitation to a banquet in their honor. In spelling, Karen Coquoz, Marcella Gonzales, Judy Krois, Gloria Miller, Mary Sneider, Pauline Gonzales, and William Blakely passed both tests. In the arithmetic tests, Tony Roybal, Norma Austin, Edna Uribia, Margaret Atencio, Ronald Avila, Janice Martinez, Judy Chavez, and Mike Johnson passed both exams. 70