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

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Aim of Cultural Studies — Appreciate Life Bearded painter Mr. David Sanders of Notre Dame lectures the St. Joe Fine Arts Club on new changes in painting techniques. Under the direction of Brother Daniel Kane, the chorus acts as a choir dur- ing a dialogue Mass. Debate Captain Dennis Egan illustrates the art of speech making. 22

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Application- Key to Mathematic Success Somewhat embarrassed, seniors Joan Weller, Mary Lou Swidl, Sue Szych, and Judy Walters find that they aren ' t sure how the problem is worked. A geometrc principle is emphsized by Brother Francis Warth.

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Aesthetic self-expression and cultural appreciation are the goals of many St. Joseph ' s clubs and organizations. Opportunities to attend plays, concerts, and art exhibits, along with the privilege of displaying their own art works in the school showcases, are offered to mem- bers of the Fine Arts Club. Sister Vincent Ferrer ' s Music and Art Appreciation class and Father Mascotte ' s Art Course ofTer academic credit. Student drama productions, band performances, and the new chorus enable both performers and audience to take active part in cultural afTairs. Vriting and public-speaking training in class, along with the debate club, emphasize the need for accurate and persuasive ex- pression. St. Joseph ' s art, discussion, folk and church music are entertaining as well as aesthetically apfjealing. At a Fine Ans Club meeting, Sister Vincent Ferrer uses a tape recorder in discussing the types of art. Framed by the band room door — a practice session by John Cernak and Tom Szabo.