St Marys Academy - Academia Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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v '4 'd'i M Wim.- ,4e:am..gd P.E. student teachers and Mrs. Jeschke enjoy their Christmas banquet after the folk dance workshop. Student Teachers Help Direct Athletic Endec1vorS Part of the Student Teachers iob is to demonstrate the different ac- tivities to the P.E. classes. Sue Baney and Kathy Robinson show a P.E. U class the correct way to do a head-stand. Right: Mary Terese Watts attempts to teach Ruth Bridges, the art of folk- dancing, one phase of P.E. instruction. 1 , me Fri Lower right: Student Teach- er Colleen Casey coaches her P.E. class as they at- tempt the art of tumbling. ,LJ ...-qv'v- it :zz Ya tt tw it . Jie 4 1 f . i' . , in W . M, it --.,t lj .sie ,rf V, .. , -avr. v- at , 1--.3 any . J it 1 sk ' T: '21, 'gag :. f MA' t ,t t ggi' Msg, it V it E F

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At the Fall induction, NHS President Sue Wolf relates a brief resume of the history of the National Honor Society before inclucting the new Junior and Senior candidates who ful- illed the ideals of character, leadership, scholarship and service. NHS ond Govel Club Promote Leoders ond Politicons ,1-J- . .- .' ' l ,hare-I N t 1 E A -L. te e, fl Q... - s NHS members Ann Mountain, Barb and Rita Stochosky and their parents dine at a banquet sponsored by the Junior and Senior members to honor the new soph- omore candidates. , , .,......... 5 W I JoAnn Broeth demonstrates her speaking ability as she gives a talk during an icebreaker session at a Gavel Club meeting. Gavel Club President Mary Sommers assists Sue Posedel Secretary-Treasurer, and Vice-President Sue Patterson in serving refreshments at a party given to introduce the club to girls wishing to develop their rhetorical ability. gyl

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rg 'gg' Lindbeck preside at a meeting. Williams. 'C ,,.., ,,iv,5ti,5 . s,-ge Top: Horizon Club officers, Connie Kepert, Mary Fat Chvatal, Marianne Pattenlaurg, Patty Horizon Club news captures the interest of Jan Strickland and Lilly Tersieff. Bottom: Leadership demands preparation for a club's meetings. International Relations officers planning the business for the next meeting are Vicki Dieringer, Ann Ratliffe, and Susanna Internotionol Relations ond Horizon Club Arrive ctt Understanding Through Activity Before Sophomore International Relations members discuss Red China and the U.N., they gather material on the situation. Sitting from left to right: Jane Dugan, Patti Kramer, Ann Wayson, Janice Jackson, and Diane Volk. Standing are Pat Kennedy, Barb Stochosky, and Mary Flaschner. ' 0 'IF J' -,sf ,V 1 - 5'-?:+?F rw. t t ,I , E' T 1 t f . ' Ht. - t tl l t it i it it t M if wa- ,ctw 4 5 in V Hg , Q - i-it 9+ sr , ' 5. 5 'H - 1117':'-. 'FT Li I' 'lzl is 'f ' 'XF 'is fi t,b1gLs.,a2a.. Liam, jjj- F , ' q i ' - - izmtizm' im. :L f i- tu V , gsefeig , ,4tt,W - if , t t t t it , W it r ll. wig., . Y ,V A T t i t , L i it it ,l litqtjglilfrt Q . . in fs. , feaeissie-'V -- fs' ,xiazf-' 'if '-2--. 5 ' Yer sag' ,I 5 , ' 'ilivi ex J -' f ' -' . , Q is.sf:i.e.,,s,.5 iggftti ,qs-0 , . nw 3' 'lf i . fs deft i it