St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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ART STAFF New ideas and helpful suggestions are exchanged by members of the art staff to make each page one to remember Left to Rzght Carlann Eschenbach Art Edztof Kaiwa Worland and Rita Davis Armrzale Art Fdztnrr Carole Mates and Barbara Hill Arrzrtant Art Edztorx ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We the VISTAS staff sincerely thank those who assisted us in the publication of our yearbook We are especially grateful to Father ames Keller MM for his per mission to use the Christopher theme and to quote freely from the material which he provided Fatima Retreat House The H Lieber Company Indiana School Pictures Mr Max Galloway Advertisers Mr Willimn Butherus Patrons Reverend james Keller MM Sister Marie OSF Principal Sister Mary OSF Adviser '--..J t ,,- f ,W r Y M W BUSINESS STAFF. Accurate records of ads solicited and subscriptions obtained are kept by the business managers. Left to Rigblx Patricia Tietz, Atfirtanl Adverliring Managerg Roseanne Kirsch- ner, Subrcription Managerg Arleen Loviscek, Adverming Maazagerf Nancy Dezelan, General Buri- neu Manager. tx ,Q 35

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1959 VISTAS STAFF Not long after school opened in September, we members of the VISTAS staff met for the first time to make plans for publishing the pictorial history of the 1953-59 school year at Saint Mary Academy. Our ad campaign was launched. and the subscription drive followed. XY'hile business managers were busy with their part of annual work. literary editors were searching for a theme and dedication. Copy work progressed while the art staff sketched possible layouts and combined original ideas and suggestions. Photographers were kept busy taking snapshots of the latest happenings. XY'orking together during the year made the staff members realize the importance of teamwork. Creating a lasting contri- bution to their alma mater became the one aim of this years VISTAS staff. It is our sincere wish that the contents of the 1959 VISTAS will enrich your life as it has ours. Assembling an accurate record of the school 'year is a challeng mg task, but exciting and fun as well, assures Sheila Shine Editor-in-Chief. Betty Tolly. Arroriafe Eflifor, and Kathy Mobley, Plaofograplaer. check schedules for assignments. Both staff members snapped pictures for use in the yearbook. LITERARY STAFF. Turning out good copy takes time and effort. Looking for just the right word are Theresa Schmitt, Donna Downton and Susan Diersing, Literary Editorr. Congratulations to the 1958 VISTAS Staff who received the ALL CATHOLIC rating from the Catholic School Press Association.

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CLUBS i .9 Qt, .47 41 QQ CAMERA CLUB. In the second semester a Camera Club was organized for the purpose of training students to take pictures for school publications. At each meeting the members were expected to contribute some helpful hints to facilitate good picture taking. The test of learning in photography is resultsg each month members of the club displayed their recent efforts and welcomed suggestions from fellow members. In this way the am- ateur photographers learned to recognize errors and improve the quality of their snap- shots. SPANISH CLUB. Members of the Spanish Club, organized this year, named their month- ly publication La Estrellitaf' Articles were written by students in the Spanish class, and members of the club compiled them for the paper. In addition to writing, traditions and customs of Spanish-speaking people were discussed at club meetings with Sister Benira, Moderator. MATH CLUB. Sister jean Gabriel assures her students that the purpose of the Math Club is to show that mathematics can be fun. Each week Sister had new puzzles and games to prove her point. At one meeting these young mathematicians found that there if such a thing as a one-sided surface. See if you can figure out this one: A mathematician confided That a Moebius band is one-sided And you'll get quite a laugh If you cut it in half, For it stays in one piece when divided.