Central Catholic High School - Monitor Yearbook (Monroe, MI)

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Ooo-ooo-ooo-what you do to Z m when You look U' me 'lm' So if a fella wants to kiss me W0Yl l am full of sympathy l'm more than glad N To help the lad f4 It's -- reciprocityl ,tv 1 E ...A PROCITY f ODE TO LOLA f THINGS ARE GONNA HUM THIS SUMMER f How DO You Do, MISS PRATT Wave bye-bye pwecigus They're a headache, they're a heartache Flopit, and tell ickle boy Heaven only knows the cures Baxter to Come See Usghis But after all you know you love them evening in his booful dress YOU love them CC'-150 'l eY'fe YOUYS suit. After all, they're yours! 1 vo, Sift vw 'Z I v vt LOLA PRATT Miss Kay Durbin MR. BAXTER James Friederichs l A HEADACHE AND A HEARTACHE f OOO OOO OOO WHAT YOU DO TO ME ...,..,,.. ......M,.-S,.... .. 5 . And we'd have a wonderful, T Oh, what a wonderful -- We'd have a wonderfull time! P If .- or ,J- . So if a fella feels romantic lt's romantic you should be lt's only fair is summertime To do Your Shore It's -- reciprocity! where you are gust one June one moon one wishing star

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If I Iook at you n beg g WEATHERBEE'S DRUG STORE ff THIS WAS JUST SEVENTEE l Q: I fl. an-W... ANOTHER DAY f SU WILLIE BAXTER oI'm McCormic i 14 MMERTIME IS SUMMERTIME Lola -- TI1o1's ci Beautiful name. Isn'1 it funny how things happen someiimes, and change everything. wgx MR. PARCHER 2 -I I ' ' +1 HOOSIER WAY f AFTER ALL ITIS SPRING f THE OLD TOWN CLOCK f Thomas Ready Bu? we're vewy fond of in '- I 8' Tewibwy fond of Twemendously fond of f M I

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TU ERAM Q 5 - l l A Salute to Mrs. Peg Harris . . Tunerama Dancers. First row: R. Salati, C. Aksamit, M. Westover, and M. Mackin. Second row: P. Miller, N. Vadun, M. Leonard Mrs. Peg Harris, T. LuBecu, L- 50Ur0, and S. Verhoeven. Third row: H. Morrin, F. Schmidt, M. Laboe, B. Imo, J. Ready, R. Reau, C. Sara, and J. Morrin. A large share of credit for the success of school theatrical endeavors is due to the charity of one woman, Mrs. Peg Harris. Giving up her precious time to teach dance numbers to the nimble-footed Central boys, Mrs. Harris has contributed much variety to school plays and to Tunerama productions. Starting with a group of willing and eager, but often uncoordinated students, what a tremendous accomplishment it is for this lady to place her tledglings behind the footlights and have them do so well. This is the only reward she asks for her time and effort. Her dance arrangements range from the beautiful waltz to the noisy square dance. She presents the basic steps so that even the thickest of dancers will pick it up. Her cheerful smile and ready willingness to forget the little errors made, urge her pupils to try even harder. The no-gum rule enforced to the hilt will be remembered by her students at C. C. for 0 long time to Come. Mrs. Peg Harris is a lovely lady who has made many worthwhile contributions to C. C. productions and we would like to say: It has been great fun Mrs. Harris l Many thanks.