Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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Sitting snug and Warm Calinosty in school 4 seemed a, better alternative to fighting cold, snow, and ice throughout the long Winter Above: There were pleritv orliayvs Llmt lookwci llku this during the '81-'82 sczhool yee:a,r'. Pauli He:u1c1li tries to find his windshield. HeloW:HoI'l.ix1fl through old yearbook pictures is ser-ions ULISIIIHSS for A111- son Zeller, as she looks for Lhrit spmziail sorneeolme. ii w 23293 1 5 3 ' ff, limi . 'wx juniors X 157