St Andrews High School - Tower Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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uniors Weave Spell of Black Magic Spiders in silky webs scattered about the auditorium help- ed set the theme for the dance, Moonlight 'n' Witchcraft . To the haunting strains of the Pageants,', ghosts and guests danced,itill the tolling bells at the 'witching hour of mid- night ,announced the conclusion of a perfect evening. 1 ww P45 These exuberant dancers seem to have a monopoly on physical fitness. just a little farther to the left, cautions Monica as the juniors plan their strategy of adjusting the lights. 80 Oh, come on, let's dance. That's why we came, re member? That 'Old Black Magic' of trumpets and saxes intrigues these enthusiastic guests,

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n the Beginning Was the Word Beginning the freshman year with the traditional Bible ceremony was aptly fit- ting. Right Reverend Monsignor james Hourihan, pastor, spoke to the assembled student body, reminding them of the sa- credness of the inspired word of God, and exhorting them to use their Bibles faithfully. In this way would the Holy Spirit be their truth and their life. Each freshman reteives her Bible from Monsignor. Bibles are stacked and ready for the annual cer- emony. 'f ,, .- , i Z X Monsignor speaks with a student aide

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Mothers Enjo nnual Tea Senior hostesses preside at urns. Faculty and Student Council welcome mothers and daughters. One of the most enjoyable social functions of the year was the annual Mother-Daughter Tea on Novem- ber 18, climaxing the careful preparations of the senior class under Social Chairman, Susan Steyart. All the parents were pleased with a return to the former plan affording the mothers of underclassmen as well as those of the juniors and seniors the opportunity of meeting the faculty members socially. Linda Taylor helps Cynthia Holt at the refreshment table.