Divine Savior High School - Chi Rho Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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reparing a delicious snack for other Home and chool members are a faithful, hard working ireesome, ls that the dream house? Miss Nuti and excited students form a publicity parade for the jingle contest. Demonstrating different techniques of selling tickets on Mr. Russell are Left to right: Iudy Carney, Ioan Strochota, Sue Klein, Mr. Russell, and Sheila Laney. Home and School members gather to discuss progress of the ticket sales. Left to right: Mr. Iames Horan, Mrs. Alvin Grel- linger, Mr. Arthur Gielow, Mrs. Forrest MacDonald, Mr, William Carney, Mrs. E. M. Donnelly.

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I-lomeroom 3l6 - First Week Mr. Gielow and Mr. Car ney anticipate an enthusi new gym. This is the beautiful 540,000 dream home that was the prize in the Home and School Ass'n's jingle contest to raise funds for an auditorium and gym. Homeroom 3lB - Week Second A beautiful ranch style home located on l00th and Grantosa Blvd. was the Wonderful award given to a lucky Winner in the Home and School jingle contest to raise money for a new gym and auditorium. Throughout the year, students, and Home and School mem- bers canvassed virtually every neighborhood in the city, selling the jingle tickets. Although the contest began early in the school year, Febru- ary l marked the date of the official kickoff. A parade of decor- ated cars travelled throughout the city, informing all of our big contest. Here at school, a pep rally was held to help everyone to get the spirit. After February l, it was every homeroom for itself in a fight to the finish for the highest in ticket sales. At the end of each Week the highest home- room Was given a banner of congratulations, and the losing homeroom received a black crepe sym- bolizing the death of their spirit. Great assistance and leadership was given in the project by a board of interested men and Women, captained by Home and School president William Carney. All who Worked with him are grateful for his unending service. astic campaign for the

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chi rho Seemingly fantastic and impossible ideas, hours of hard Work, and the perseverance of the staff and especially of the editor have all been combined in the formation of this book. Learning as they made mis- takes, but never giving up, they met their final dead- line on March 21. The hours of fun and the experience in working on a yearbook will never be forgotten. . . .a long year of fabulous memories. This was the night we did our fabulous bulletin board. Left to Right: Mary Ellen Erskine tis she above us?l, Claudia Cher- ney, Chris lohnson, Mary Lou Bennett, Cathy Croft, Betsy Bercker, Fran Dundon, Mar- garet Schmitt, Katie Volz, Nan- cy Stoldt. ,nn You said it! This is the Chi l Ward Karisue Bureta, Be Damien, Claudia Chern Chris Iohnson. Standing lef Dundon, Margaret Schmitt Staff members look on as Franny and lo bat- tle it out at a Chi Rho meeting, What a yearbook can do for a person! Left to Right: Rita Bergs and Fran Dun- don. w.,,,Nm-,M At least pretend to be workingl Left to Right: Mary Lou Bennett, Mary Ellen Erskine, Rita Bergs, Mary lane Kessinech.