Bishop Baraga High School - Baragan Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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We .Iwata mace 3M,aq4 a Sweddlwd The hours we spent dancing--at the Junior Halloween Dance, the Senior Christmas Dance, the Par- ent-Student dances, even the infor- mal dances after the big games-- are bound to leave us with some of our fondest memories. Then there was the midwinter Sodality Sweetheart Dance, where Marybeth Raish was crowned Bar- aga's Sweetheart for the second con- secutive year. She and her court-- Eunice Clement, Marlene and Connie Schwemin- -were chosen to be class candidates for that title by the boys of each class a few days prior to the big night. QR

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YIM 5 r , ff 'ff if Y 559 , ec 55 41 X fr K 7 lf Not the actual performance of our Senior Class play but the long hours of practice and the months of preparation spent in turning out an enjoyable performance will leave us with our fondest memories. The three-act comedy, a classic of the im- mortal Mark Twain is the tale of a young engi- neer from Connecticut who finds himself sud- denly transported back into the days of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table just when Queen Morgan LeFay is trying to take over Arthur's kingdom. The modern magic of Sir Boss fas he is calledj creates havoc with her plans but gives the audience hilarious enter- tainment. Dramatis Personae fduring a break in practicej: Ed- die Bigger, Ellen Thoren, Dick Lahtinen. Ray Camp- bell, Connie Jorns, A1 Greene, Mike Hayes, Suanne Armstrong, Margaret Riopelle, Helen Soucy. Danny Phaneuf. PX K B YfA -.1 L- 'i 1

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X ff f C If fp? c H wt' ji H .L Remember our Prom? ln the hustle and bustle of preparations We thought the day would never come, but it came all too soon, and then it was gone, leaving us only with the memories--memories of the coro- nation of Georgia Parker and Ed Fezzey as our queen and king, the grand march outside the school led 511.2 I x by 1715! court of honor consisting of Suanne Armstrong, Mary Courtney, Margaret Riopelle, Helen Soucy and their dates, the dancing, the music, but perhaps best of all, the memorie s of the hourswe spent working,plan- ning, decorating to make our night of Moonlight and Roses one of our happiest evenings of joy.