Bennett High School - Paulist Yearbook (Marion, IN)

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The 1968 Paulist Staff has worked many long hours revising old ideas and shaping our own dreams to create a new and better yearbook, like none other before it. Countless pictures, thoughts and dreams have been molded together to personify our senior year at Bennett. This year's Paulist The Paulist SZQJ7 Strives is to convey the many feelings of a student during his own early life. Our entire staff, in the midst of its last final deadline, hopes that we have fulfilled this yearbook's purpose and our own final hopes, 2 : Janet Kelley, Rosalie Kacprowicz, Marilyn Meyer and Becky Lake hope to find a lost article in the yearbook folder. . U.. s.,..1-,.. .....,.. of-'fy 'UN Becky Lake asks some advice on an import- Pat, Randy, Debbie and Janet try to revise ant decision. some useable ideas from an old yearbook.

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Students Honored The honor society, this year, became an inactive honorary society only. Service, scholarship, leadership, and character are the prerequisites of this highly prized membership. The members must maintain at least a 2.2 average and are reviewed and voted upon by the faculty annually. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N Z S. f S 'f E S X7 QQ ' 4 5 L. 'Q ff' X FRONT ROW: L. Luty, L. Misko, S, Harris, D. Corcoran, President, M. Swindler, O. Zuniga, Vice-President, J. Hummer, and N. Turner. SECONDROW: M. Kean, I. Kelley, K. Wahman, I. Marcuccilli, M. Iackson, M. Kendall, K. Phillips, I. Venezia, M. Williams, L. Hopen, and S. Grimm. THIRD ROW: P. Wiley, S. Peters, I. Lattimer, S. Hart, and R. Hamm.

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For cz Better Yearbook t Q-any-Y, rf Randy Hamm, a driving editor, tries to find advertisors for the year- book. Some of the staff try to find new ideas for the up-coming yearbook. Members of the Paulist Staff listen intently as Mr. Bell, the representative from the pub- lishers, is about to point out the various layouts that may be used. Lfr-'-1 the tria1s of yearbook making are explained to them . Mary Swindler puts the final touches on a lay- CUE, 'No' 1 L1 After checking the copy, Sister Maria Goretti is finally ready to put it away.