St Thomas High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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I DRAFTING HAS MANY ANGLES ABOVE: Don Weber receives special attention from Drafting instructor Mr. Leppanen while Gary Clark looks on. BELOW: Mike Pennisi in full concentration and with a steady hand is ready to begin drawing a new figure. :Q-4

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THIS IS ouR BUSINESS I Business English, a recently added course to the Business Education Department, gives the students an opportunity to learn correct business terminology, punctuation, grammar and letter-writing form. Previous or current enrollment in typing is required. Miss Jacque- line Warnbaugh, new to the St. Thomas fac- ulty, teaches this class, Typing I, II and Personal Typing. 1 4 Missjacqueline Wambaugh ABOVE: Colleen McClatchy and Mary Arnold assist Mary Zielinski in explaining the proper form for a business letter to Mike Doneth. BELOW: Kathy Oshaben and Theresa Flanagan encounter new problems in Personal Typing. -,Q

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Music MAKERS, INCORPORATED , The sound of music was sup- plied by thc St. Thomas choral groups under the direction of Sister Patricia O'Toole. Num- berwise they could be called mini-chorals, but perfor- mance-wise they were maxi- chorals all the way. At both practices and concerts it was evident that interest and enthusi- asm were the qualities that char- acterize both teacher and stu- dents. lr I ABOVE: Some members of First Semester Choral, Chris Oliver, Mike ldruzich, Peggy Parrot, Susan Simon, and Marie Khymayyis. BELOW: Second Semester Choral, Colleen Ryan, Cindy Clark, Mike Kruz- ich, Marty Flanagan, Andy McMillan, Barb Sieron. Front row ofrirers: Peggy Parrot, Susan Simon, Con- nie Corona, Kathy Conling Middle row: Sue Hardie, Chris Oliver, Leisa Langstaff. Top Row: Ellen St. john, Marguerite Dinka, Sue Belanger. Sister Patricia at the piano. w I