St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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WHILE AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT at Indian- apolis, the St. Joe band warms up under the baton of Mr. Reith. (RIGHT): RECEIVING MONOGRAM, designating two years of serv- ice, David Danch is congratulated by our band director, Mr. Reith. (BELOW): PRESIDENT KENNEDY, accompanied by Governor Welsh, mokes his way through a swarm of photographers. The president has just arrived in Indianapolis for a political conven- tion, at which our band performed. 26

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Osborne, Jack CofFman, Bernard Jaworski, Doug Brucker, Jim Kusz, Fred Early, Mike Wade, Paul Kiszko, Tony Papondria, Greg Michatos, John Cesulka, Dave Danch, Phil Niswonger, Ed Custer. (FOURTH ROW): Bill Heiden, Paul BaranowskI, Tony fCusnierek, Jim Lloyd, Jim Neenan, Paul Till, Betsie Miller, Tom D ' Hoeze, Mike Loebach. {FAR LEFT): Mr. James Reith, director. to Welcome President BAND OFFICERS - (SEATED): Sally Miller, 1st. lieutenant; Marsha Derda, librarian. (STANDING): Jim Kusz, captain; Paul Kiska, 2nd. lieutenant, equipment; Anthony Papandria, librarian; Mike Loe- bach, 2nd. lieutenant, uniforms. XYLOPHONIST Marcia Derda demonstrates for Dixie Mitchell Kathy Stephenson, and Denise Wrobel. 25

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ART CLUB - (FRONT ROW): Madeline Mezykowski, Pat Kastner, Michele Kelley, Marie Fischer, Janet Vorga, Joanne Mucha, Claudia Kent; (SECOND ROW): Mary Wukovits, Karen Foble, Pot Rutkowski, Connie O ' Neil, Cynthia Groll, Cathy DeMoss, Susan Stein, Mary Yancey; (THIRD ROW): Jim Krizmanich, Dave Witucki, Gail Hogerty, Diane Fuze, Kathy Quigley, Lucy Wargo, John Laub- Music Added to Art Club Curriculum Introducing its members to the finer aspects of art was the general project of this year ' s Art Club. Sister M. Praxedes, the Club ' s Sponsor, has provided the future artists with a series of lectures and instructions in a study of the masterpieces. Realism and impres- sionism was studied. Both types of art were perused in a systematic approach, century by century. Field trips to the Art Museum in Chicago and to the exhibits at the University of Notre Dome and St. Mary ' s College hove also contributed to a general knowledge of the masterpieces. Slides of the Louvre and other museums were also shown. A new addition this year has been a study of music. Students, with Sister Praxedes supplying the record- ings and directing the discussions, tried to discover the relationship music has to the other fine arts. Such questions as what music and art have in common, how they differ, how a feeling like a composer in- culcates into his music can be found in a painting, and how music actually paints a mental picture as it runs its course were explored. The techniques of horizontal or the chord system, and the vertical or phase system were also studied. AT AN ART CLUB SESSION Janet Varga, Joan Mucha, and Susan Stein sort through a pile of photos for ideas. 1 ' ' f ' V 1 1 oI hoi b Bj M € n 27