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Students Project Themselves Girls' Chorus: (Fourth Row) Chris Ehm, Yvonne Engstrom, Margot Mathey, Sharon Larkin, Laurie Fiffe, Diane Fiffe, Eileen Ericksen, Cathy Teply, Margaret Gustafson, Nancy Sanders, Janet Peters, Mary Jane Paluskas. (Third Row) Elaine Willett, Cindy Tully, Jolene Beavers, Marion Nenow, Mary Pound, LuAnn Dixon, Joann Zukowsky, Dorothy Root, Sandy McGuire, Nancy Meyer, Diane Roberts, Chris Olsson. (Second Row) Beth Stanesic, Mary DiPersio, Deborah Roberts, Nikolai Proudfoot, Joyce Veltman, Connie Perilla, Debbie Leone, Karen Salsbury. (First Row) Jeannine Nelson, Lisa Jones, Annie Leone, Judy Mays, Louise Monteith, Cindy Herron, Greta Herron. Beys' Chorus: (Third Row) Roy Olsson, Casey Smith, Gary Sanders, Tim Stephan, Larry Breault, Jess Hopper, Orin Auld. (Second Row) Mike Lynch, Peter Murphy, Albert Perilla, Keith Boiler, Ken Hageman, Richard Gutierrez, Mike Helton, Philip Timmons. (First Row) Alan Abington, Bob Knight, Bernard Boiler, Scott Stuck- ey, Gary Houser, Cleveland Lavendar. 14
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Students Active in Foreign Language MRS. SANCHEZ teaches French I and II. The study of different languages not only expands a student's knowledge of speaking, but provides a keen understanding of the customs and cultures of the people who speak that par- ticular language. French has always been known as an inter- national and romantic language. Students learn French through various and interesting techniques, such as password, flashcards, skits, Voici , and by conscious study. Although Spanish is not offered as a regu- lar course, Sister Margaret Mary teaches three Xaverian students in the art of speaking Span- ish. The students attend this class in the morn- ing before actual school classes begin. Lou Schoendaller and Nancy Weber keep an up-to-date account of the news in France. Harry Laurie, Colette Fiffe and Elbie Loeb joyfully sing a French song. Walter, Nicky, and Danny Proudfoot con verse in Spanish. 13
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Through Music And Art SISTER STEPHANIE directs Band and Chorus. Band Members: (Standing) Bill Forkenbrock, Fred Thomas, Greta Herron, Gary Timmons. (Sitting) Rob Sanders, Richard Guiter- rez, Beth Roberts, Mary Beavers, Karen Beavers, Scott Stuckey, David Odette, Kent Stuckey. Students taking chorus or partici- pating in the school band display their musical abilities by presenting musical productions and by attending the an- nual spring festivals. Art Class enables the students to project their thoughts and feelings by capturing them artistically in paint- ings, ink sketches, or sculptures. Beverly Quinton puts the finishing touch on an art project. 15
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