Academy of the Sacred Heart - Citadel Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Devotion - Ejfort - Spirit Bring Fete Success Fete Noel, the annual Christmas bazar, was held early in November to provide ample opportunity for early Christmas shopping. Beautiful booths, supplied with lovely gifts, required a great amount of time and concentrated effort on the. part of the women involved. Many volunteered their services and selflessly devoted their time. Reward comes not only from financial success but from a beautiful :Eirit so obvious among those who attended the bazar and partook of 6 delicious supper. May those who gave so generousl of their time and effort find here the expression of sincere gratitu e. of the, students. Congratula- tions to Mrs. Milton Garvin for her able chairmanship of Fete Noel. Mother: work diligently to make lovely decorations as centerpieces. MES. Milton Garvin, chairman, is no sedentary leader. Mrs. Robert Bunker and Mrs, John Moore show ju5t Mrs. Peter Garvin and Mrs. Robert Wurzellbacher Pride over their work. giVe final touches to their creations.

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Royal Homecoming, Featuring New Band, Makes T V Debut Ann Flannery, flanked by Claire Doering and Sue Wellinghoff, reads Homecoming Proclamation. Heir to the throne, Sara Schum, with Chuck Lohre. Queen Peggy Saunier and Tom Lohre eye Diana Dunahoo , oregtound, Cindy Klein and Ann Stineman proudly display banner of the Junior Marching Band. ZJ 61.1.??? H m; at . nurwa Victory, a hockey stick, ball and goal adorn an- other junior contribution - Hockey Float. An exciting. imaginative mood sparked Clif- ton's 1969 Homecommg, celebrated during the hockey game with Summit. This event was tele- vised over WCPO-TV. Alrhou h a relatively new tradition, begun by the Class 0 '68 in their junior year, Homecoming has gradually gained populat- ity. This year instilled an enthusiasm in both spectator and participant. The spirit engendered had much to do with double victories; both reserves and varsity beat their arch-rival, Summit. Melodious notes of the Junior Marching Band heralded the arrival of lovely Peggy Saumer, Homecomin Queen, and her court. Sara Schum, heir to the time, was escorted by Chuck Lohte while the Queen's escort was Tom Lohre. The royal ladies, resplendent in long flowing robes and or- geous bouquets, had no rivals for beauty and c arm. Their only competition was that of the band and the Junior Class Float, result of many hours of labor by dedicated juniors and their capable advisors.

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20 ABOVE: Miss Sue Vonderbrink directs Madrigals during Christmas Concert. LEFT TO RIGHT: Hollis Blase, Michele Gressel, Celeste Blase, Ann Flannery, Judy Meeker, Peggy Van Vyven. Christmas Concert Has New Look ABOVE: Ann Flannery narrates a special Christmas story during intermission. It was our privile 6 this year to have as accompanist, Mrs. Wellbaum. mam er of the Cincinnati Symphony; She is shown at the left as she accompanies the Glee Club dur- ing the Christmas Concert. Narration of a Christmas story and a candlelight procession were new features of the con- cert, as was the lovely singing of the Madrigals. ,t