University of Indianapolis - Oracle Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'WM Homecoming art began with flour and water. 3 The Grasshoppers appeared at the Fall Formal. 11. un -K. .mi Clara Underwood and JaEllen Wagner rehearse for stunts. Artistic endeavors give students the opportunity to express themselves through their creative abilities. Whether performing or working behind the scenes, they make use ot both their natural ond ocquired talents. They ore given the Chonce to observe professional performers during the Artist Series, ln- dianopolis Symphony Orchestra concerts or ortshows. students display talents Professor Boroughs directs the concert band. :A WSQ ...:, . . si t if c- X 3 6 . 3 S -. 2 0 f V 00- .Y x 1' ws. N t Q, f X 3 il -..s -:Isa 9 , 1 3 e ----- so Barb Bean worked backstage during the Senior Play. l l