Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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A1 V.,-L, 6 'vm Students sponsor Fun Week Spring brought sunshine to Riverside and an in- describable desire for some activity to brighten and vary the regular school week. For this reason, and because of its success last year, the students at Notre Dame decided to sponsor another Fun Week. The events, contributed and planned by each class, includ- ed such thrillers as wagon races, spaghetti-eating con- tests, water balloon competitions, car stuffings, and many more. Student interest in the festivities was overwhelming. The week was climaxed by Olympic Day on Friday, during which half the school day was spent in participation in a variety of activities offered. -.n F' . WSW N5N1Ss 1fX l W M ts ss ..., .. ss, , Qsfsgwaaixiz' ,g .tg gives a great effort to the task of spaghetti- 'M' TOP: The faculty representative Mr. Brown I eating. ABOVE LEFT: John Dailey makes a .xx ABOVE: Junior wagon-racers await the signal to begin. fine mess of himself in the course of the con- test. ABOVE: Kitty O'Doherty comes up for air. Qt .. . ACtivitieS!21