Bishop Ireton High School - Flight Yearbook (Alexandria, VA)

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Football players Joe Costantino and Bob McLellan show how they'll treat the O'ConneIl team by ripping apart the old grey knight, alias Dan Coakley. Wild spirits and cheers marked the color day rally held the after- noon of the O'ConneIl football game., The irrespressible Father Dean leads the cheering throngs at a rally opening the 1967 football season. Rallies

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f 1 K K I E i Stuffing the gourmets of lreton with their scrumptious cuisine of fine foods are Mrs. Fannie Willis, Mrs. Ethel Funn, Mrs. Sallie Robinson and Mrs. Florence Houser. 'W Showing their contrast in taste, Mark Leischner Cfar lefty and Ken McNabb fthe one with the glassesj partake of their daily lunch. Cafeteria Struck with Jeff Pollich's soup slurping, Tommy James glances over at Mike Gibson, who is involved with his baked beans. s 5 i' 2! l..,Q.

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ug. . .OrlsItJog One sheet of paper and one word generate seemingly more interest and more activity than any other lreton enterprise. The paper is the roll of a non-exclusive club and the word, whether used fondly or hatefully, is Detention , D-Hall , or just Jug . There is actually a lot offered by this extracurricular activity-physical training, discipline, military preci- sion, the ability to count to seven, and even female companionship, on bicycles. But for all these bene- fits, those who sample never wish another taste, and those who never try are all the happier for it. ? l is l. As the troops pass in review, Bob McLelIam counts off the rounds to Mr. Spencer: Number fourteen, sir! kiwi MV- SPGVICGVY flanked by his field mafsh-als' Skip Arnold paces the Varsity Detention Squad while the wreckers CYBCKS 6 smile f0Y the Camera- clean up an oil slick on the far turn. 18