Brophy College Preparatory School - Tower Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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1 N Ghristian, bgfw Gomqqnib The Christian Life Community, the newest organization on campus, had a slow start, but has begun to,make itself known in the Brophy Community. The CLC, a group whose true belief that Jesus Christ is Lord is manifested in their unrelenting dedication to Community Service and Christian Idealism, has served in such capacities as raising money for a nursing home by helping with a spaghetti dinner and organizing and running the Lenten drive, all the proceeds going to help handicapped child ren in the special olympics. - Curt Carpenter l ,er l

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Key Clulf The Key Club is a Brophy organization dedicated to the service of humanity. ln the past year they have run a blood drive, a hairy-legs contest For the Christmas Drive, and a dance marathon For muscular distrophy . The Key Club offers altern- ative ways for students to complete their Commun- ity service requirements. The Key Club is moder- ated by Mrs. Jacqueline Labbe.

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0 .AQ i' 'MSX 4 iv 'Y , 'wg A A K . xi A if ff , V., ' 'Sill m y . . it X mg Round-U P lnoperative typewriters, a lockless door, rancid working conditions, a broken win- dow, useless waxers, non-existent chairs, and a number of other annoying circumstan- ces all combined to pose a rather difficult situation for this year's Round Up. But the dedication and sincerity of a small group of individuals turned what seemed to be an im- possible mess into a respectable news publi- cation. Editors Tom Schmitt and Mike Sul- livan, along with the efforts of moderator John Bisenius, S.J., forged the arduous trail. Associate editors Syl Arena and Jay O'Connor spent innumerable red-eyed hours over the layout tables. And, of course, -the page editorsf.lim Doddenhoff, Marty McCarty, Curt Reimannl were indispensable.