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For many, spring break was a time of opportunity-. Several

students headed across the Atlantic, to Ireland, for a ten day study

tour which was led by Mrs. Catherine Anthony. Dr. Mary Draper, vice

president of academic affairs, who accompanied the group, she hopes

to see such educational opportunities for students in the future.

Mr. and Mrs. David Fitzgerald led a Communications Arts trip

to New York City. "I loved going to New York," said Madeline Mar­

tin. "It was fresh, vivid and exciting. There’s such a blend of people

and cultures that all manage to survive together. Seeing some of the

museums, like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, seeing the Broadway

shows, seeing a performance of the Metropolitan Opera, these were

all thrilling and new experiences for me. I would return to New York

at nearly any opportunity that may come up. I can truthfully say the

cliche: 'I love New York.'" The group attended Broadway musicals,

the Metropolitan Opera, a New York Pops concert in Carnegie Hall

and had the opportunity to be on television.

In February, the Chamber Orchestra, directed by Dr. Richard

In Central Park, Emily was a blast! This picture

Nichols, travelled on a six-day tour through Indiana and Illinois. The Engelsgjerd "reads" on was at Central Park where

orchestra participated in three church services, four school chapels, Hans Christian Anderson's there were lots of cool

lap. "The trip to NYC was statues all over. I had fun

and a youth rally before returning home.
amazing," said Emily. "We taking pictures with them.

packed so many things in The park was really big;

from Broadway plays to the and if I hadn't had other

V 1 New York Opera House to people with me, I probably

television studios. The trip would have gotten lost."

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