St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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IVE THE PEOPLE -1 IT's GREAT TO BE A BIG SHOT was the conclusion reached by Speaker of the House, Joe Egan. In the civics class he was appointed to this high position and fulfilled his duty admirably. He explains to lower classmates the seating plan of the House. Dazzled by the Congress- man are Maureen Spearman, hold- ing the picture, Charles Gilbride, Vice President, Pat Ink, Pat Abra- ham, and Janice Farris. Rosemary Quinn and Kathy Bell, seniors, ob- serve the proceedings. 'll like the wide open spaces, out where the cactus grows. This is the song of these six gun-toting cowgirls. These girls were chosen from different West Akron high schools to represent the West Akron Board of Trade in the parade at the East ltr- Market Street reopening last November. Kathy Bell, third from the right, was the Saint Vincent representative. The girls agreed that the LI ist was nice but they also agreed that the wind w ts mighty cold. new N ntomdob 7 UM Www X 451'

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other Nature 4, Q. 4. ALL GREAT THINGS begin in a small Way-thus began the art program at St. Vincent. This past year, Sister Vincentia held classes in room 301. However the students do not mind these present inconveniences. All for the sake of art, they say. Mother Clare plans gradually to transform a large room on the third floor of the grade school into an ultraemodern studio. Pictured above are some of the students taking advantage of a lovely autumn day to get some sketching done. The busy artists are, from left to right: Ed Praa muk, Barb Sullivan, Mary Koval, Jack Watson, Gerry Keenan, Dick Fabbro, and Jim Wargo. o xi' o ARTISTS or TOMOIJISOW W til M. Ns i I w ' 1 Nt, tl 5 Nx