Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 19

Sunday, February 9, 1975 Santa Cruz Sentinel 1 9 Electives Are Big At Good Shepherd fc?" vx a1 1 ft Guitars will be twanging, pieces of machinery will be clanking and young people will be "treading the boards" at Good Shepherd School's new elective program which began this week. The program, which features elective subjects selected by the students themselves, is an activity begun in conjunction with National Catholic Schools Week which ends today. In addition to guitar, mechanics and drama, the students have selected creative stitchery, art and model building. Other instructors are: Peg Gould, Kitty Piexoto, Kathy Pini, Karen Calcagno and Richard Gould. Good Shepherd is at 2727 Mattison Lane and Sister Margheretta Marie is the principal.

She announces that the elective program will be conducted each spring as an annual project. i Mrs. John'Ungafelter is the instructor for the school's drama group, shown here in a friendly muddle as they work out a problem with much zest and glee. Music fills the air or will soon, as Martina Nicholson gets her guitar class in gear. Students from left: Lynn Bird, Sam Chacon, Kathleen Roberts and Wendi Hunter, are tuning up with enthusiasm.

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Arts uincen nan. mom: invited, free of charge. The program will include Brahms' Trio Flat Major, Op. 40; Bach's Major Sonata for viola da gamba and cembalo, and Poulenc's Trio for piano, oboe and basson. bassoon.

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