Archbishop Ryan High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Installation Whew! Being rolled up in this stuffy uniform pocket is so un- comfortable. You see, I'm anxiously awaiting taking part in this installa- tion ceremony. Each year, a group of girls is elected to represent and achieve the aims and ideals of the student body. These officers, coun- cillors, and representatives are in- stalled in a ceremony during which they pledge their services to Ryan. . . . may assume her ribbon of of- fice. Well, there's my cue, Aaah! Finally, fresh air. CD00 Dracula strikes again! Maybe I'll work my magic spell, and when I open my eyes, they'll all be gone. :Wg 'X l N-059 1 Father Conahan, Mrs. Pat Devlin and the 1977 Student Council officers, Lori Fox fpresidentl, Donna Elitz fvice-presidentj, Alice Kopper lsecretaryj, Sandi Ruscicaitreasurerj.

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Campaigns Psstl Hey you, can you tell me how the election results are going? lm up here-above the cafeteria door. I know you re not supposed to let Sister Aquin see you so just make like you dont know l m here, Ive been hanging here for a long time now and you re the first person whos stopped to chat. lve got a great life though. All the girls work excitedly to make me bright and col- everybody will see me and vote for my candidate. Do you know if she s winning? I hope sol She s worked so hard. Shhh! Here comes the an- nouncement. Cross your fingers and wish me luck . .. orful and then hang me up, so me f I M V I Q, if H V-1 '-.aim-'f'i' I MQ. A ' W- ,MMA , af GF GQLD At the end of a campaign-a rainbow of smiles and tears, . ,if 5 it I i n Next cue card, please. X-ll -TH lll BT I She certainly has! We've got to stop meeting like this! My fellow Ragdolls . .. If only Christopher Robin could see me now! if

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Ring Da Boy! Ive never made so many people so happy in my entire life fmore than the miner who first discovered our hiding place! To Ryan girls I m more than a gold mine I m their class ring The greatest moment is when I m slipped on my owner s finger ah' the happiness in her eyes the pride in those of her parents and the flowers Everywhere I look there s purple and gold flowers. Next comes the hard part. Im turned and turned until my year is reached-'77, My grandma had it easy back in 1918, but this year I hold a Ryan girl's most precious memories-her high school years! Now that I think of it, I wonder if I remembered to pay the balance on my ring? OoO Color this picture FRIENDSHIP!! Lets make this one good!! Ring Day-for Seniors a time to laugh, a time to cry. Turn, turn,turn.