Bishop Gallagher High School - Mitre Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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Student publications relay Gallagher news Kevin Konat relaxes in his favorite place, the dark room. Despite reports last year suggesting its doom, the Crosier, Bishop Gallagher ' s student paper, once again appeared in the hands of Gallagherites. What ' s more, the periodical appeared with a new face. Although this new layout elminated the job of printing the paper, new difficulties met the Crosier staff. Stories had to be written with more foresight than in previous years. The guidance of Mr. Fouchey and the able assistance of editors Monica Barron and Tom Hartzell, made the job a bit easier for all . . . MITRE !!!... Mitre? Hey, who is working tonight? Is ANYBODY? Don ' t worry, you ' ll get your yearbook. Look, I want 24 pictures on this spread, you can arrange them any way you want, . . . no, not diagonally! Well, we ' ve been having a few problems, so you ' ll get it by early-to-mid October. Would you believe November? Despite all the fears, anxieties, setbacks, and frustrations, we made it ! ! ! The 73-74 Mitre lives. FRONT ROW: Ken Poirier, Monica Barron, Karen Kohfeldt, Tom Hartzell BACK ROW: Moderator Mr. Fouchey, Rut h Radomski, Karol Berendt, Catherine Rocci Kathy Coulter. Ann Barrett. Laurene Priskey,

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OPPOSITE PAGE ABOVE: Chris Gassen continues his on- slaught of an unsuspecting opponent. OPPOSITE PAGE BELOW: Chris Gassen and Phil Sutter prepare for future matches by enjoying a friendly game. ABOVE: Ken Bartold strikes again! His victim: Steve Aubel. LEFT: Marty Koziel moves his queen to safety. 91

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Take one spanking new Chevy Monte Carlo, take 12 to 13 hundred hustling high school students using every technique of salesman- ship ever conceived of (not to mention a few new ones), take one new hill for repairs on an old roof, and one Christian Community of Shared Concern working to accomplish a goal (and to earn some extra free days in the bar- gain), and what do you have? You have the 1973-1974 Bishop Gallagher High School de- velopment fund drive of course! Homecoming having just become a mem- ory, students switched into gear during the month of November to support the annual school development drive. Neighborhoods were covered, passers-by were persuaded, shopping centers invaded, all in an effort on the stu- dent ' s part to sell tickets and help out good ol ' Lancerland. The determination and drive demonstrated by all Gallagherites-students faculty, and staff alike — under the expert di- rection of Brother Philip Johnson, assured the eventual success of the raffle to be nothing short of inevitable. Raffle drawing proves to be success TOP: Brother Phil looks on as winning raffle num- ber is drawn. ABOVE: The grand pri e Monte Carlo. a new 1974 Chevrolet 93