Mount Carmel High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Crazy, man, crazy! Harold Di Croce's interpretation of Romeo and Juliet is tickling Mary Ann Scheer, julie Van- Derbur. Martin Gutierrez and Thomas Carbone think Har- old's comedy bit is much bet- ter than Shakespeare's orig- inal. Gee, you can't do this to me! says Ed Davidson. But they do it every time. So jose phine Lamirato, Joan Mancinelli, and Mar lene Lombardi surrender their car keys along with Ed. Oh, what a beautiful day for a picnic! Shall we? Better not, say Carl Fabrizio, Becky Torres, Rachel Ramirez, and Evelyn Kochevar. Doesn't there happen to be school today?

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It's a cheerful little earful, and right down the party line Barbara Ruybal, An- gelo Cinocco,Marcia Olguin, and Anthony Ursini lend their ears to Barbara Pavich's fnot soj private conversation. ix -1 Confession plays an important part in the lives of Catholic students. Devoutly preparing for the sacra- ment are Kay Lundy, Charles Ro- mano, Joann Villano, Barbara Smith, and Henry Lopez. Colors right? Purple and white! Angela Tricarico, Michael Ann Marsico, Virginia D'Ascoli, and Judy Connor agree that it's the most 3 MT CARMEL

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Mabelline, why can't you be true? You started out doin' the things you used to do. Gilbert Gomez, Salvatore Vil- lano, Albert Girardi, and Ana thony Domenico try to do something about Mabellines innards. Mike Perito, owner, doesn't seem to mind. L Hungry? Have some! Martha Biamonte and Phyllis Chavez find it isn't necessary to coax Angelo Martinelli and Pat Wagner to join them in a few potato chips. Ami' t 15' W S ag-.4 5 Q83 4- 2'5e 4?f,v.17' , as i 5 4 Down into the deep dark unknown . . . the mystery of a girl's purse is solved. Bob Heronema and joe Burn are fascinated as the seeming- ly endless odds and ends never end. Phyllis Calloley, Alice Lubiani, and Maxine Chavez clue the boys.