Bishop Carroll High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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.S ii' assembl tributes 'mrs. .' you had a splitting headache and didn't have any aspirin. that darn money changer in the activity center wouldn't change a ten dollar bill. you had cut your finger and desperately needed a band-aid. to solve these problems and many other grievances mrs. mary peddecord was there. she seemed to have a solution to every dilemma. when it was discovered that she was retiring from carroll, a special day was dedicated to her. on february 7, her birthday, she was surprised with a spectacular present. the student body had assembled and many people who had befriended mrs. peddecord in her years at carroll also graced the occasion, in person or by tape recording. mr. rick simon and mr. lazarro san martin recounted instances in which mrs. peddecord had touched their lives. concluding the assembly, the guest of honor was presented with gifts from both the student body and faculty. a standing ovation paid a final tribute to mrs, p. l l l l 3 I 4A L3 page 24: 1. mr. lazarro san martin addresses the student body. 2. a tape recording of one of mrs. peddecord's many friends is played by mr. rick simon. 3. brenda wilkerson pins a corsage on mrs. peddecord. 4. an aisle of admirers gives mrs. peddecord a warm welcome. 5. family and friends applaud the guest of honor at the assembly. page 25: l. stepping off the bus, laurie hammond prepares to hit the slopes. 2. chains are needed to control mike weninger before he is sold at the slave assembly. 3. joe hill and jeralyn sexton take a breather at the sweetheart dance. 4. steve hayes rides a chair- lift to the slopes. 5. a lone skier finds a deserted slope for so me solitude skiing. SP page twenty four mary peddecord day A 1 ey. QE lg, f 'X...ff ,wa

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' .s Y' Q,., t, .0 hh ! girls retaliate via o.s.o.m. week, people glide l l ig 25 - .Lf 31 ll ! 45 45 collide on slopes vaIentine's week lfebruary 10-l5l was marked with a new idea concerning male -female relationships-o.s.o.m. week. open season on males week began with females opening doors for males. the rest of the week followed with girls carrying books, handing out sometimes question- able compliments and giving candy to their sweethearts. vaIentine's day brought the slave sale on friday where men were sold to high bidders. a final retaliation came when girls asked guys to the sweetheart dance-leaving some guys feeling unwanted as they were left at home. warmer weather made students yearn for a more chilly climate. the annual ski trip to dillon, colorado, march 12-16, provided a perfect way to spend spring break. eighty-four students, faculty members and parent chaperones tested their skills on the crisp, colorado powder. after three days of sunburn, learning to snowpIow and friendly evening gather- ings, everyone again dragged himself into the buses. many were bruised and burnt-out, but most promised to return and try again as soon as i can! x Ni i ? ' f