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April Aetlvltles Include Student Trlps to Seattle April was a busy month, filled with many activities. The Air Force Band, from McChord, Tacoma performed in the Carroll stadium to provide entertainment for the Pats. The ASB officer elections were held for the upcoming 1975-1976 school year. The new officers were in- stalled and took charge of the end of the year activities. Tolo was held April 19, at Holy Family Gym, which was an enjoyable evening of dancing and mingling with friends. Other events were the Human Life Convention in Sea- Tac and the student exchange with Holy Names. Mike Huntziker was chosen as the Human Life Chairman, while Ellen Sauve, Patty Kranz, and Tina Betts took part in the exchange to Seattle. 1. Tolo royalty includes Barry Woodard, Sue Hanses, Nanci Stohr, Tom Whittle, Cindy Rogers, Scott Brulotte. 2. Air Force Band entertains. 3. Mike Hunzikeruvotes. 4. Jim L. Miller gets in a few winks on way back from Seattle. 5. Mike Hunziker and Kevin Leadon are at Human Life Convention. 6. Cheryl Hanses tries out. 7. Tina Betts, Patty Kranz, and Ellen Sauve report on exchange.
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Circus People Get Caught Up In Many Acts May was off to a roaring start the first Friday night when the Lettermen presented their annual Follies at the Eisenhower Little Theater. Early in the month there was a series of meet- ings for students, administrators and parents interested in discussing the dress code. Juniors and seniors attended the Y.V. C. performance of Becket. On Ascension Thursday student body officers for 1975-1976 were installed during the celebration of the liturgy. Class elections were held the following week. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Holiday Inn, on May 10g Rick Laurent and Lynn Bostwick reigned over the traditional dance. Father Monahan's religion class sponsored a blood drawing in conjunction with the American Red Crossg ninety- nine units of blood were drawn. Mr. Gilman's outdoor living class went on its final field trip, this time to Meek's Table. The sophomores put on the Poor Man's Prom on May 17, at Holy Family Gym. The M. S. Foundation showed a film on multiple sclerosis and recruited juniors to help raise funds to combat the crippling disease. The Mother- Daughter Tea, given by the Girls' Club on May 20, featured a style show with fashions made by home economics and bachelor living students, a display of student art works, and musical numbers.
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