Holy Family High School - Spires Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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By far one of the most important aspects of an English class is the achievement of a competent facility in written expres- sion, especially that of a creative na- ture. This can be attained only through constant practice and systematic correc- tion of major weaknesses. With this as a goal, freshmen, guided by a checklist drawn up by the class, criticize one an- other 's compositions, helping one anoth- er to recognize errors and offering sug- gestions for improvement. .X I.. , as-W--H -,Z-H - V ,:,.. ap , - .crabs 1, - 'ir3 'iif31ti. . 3154! :dim I .. ,.,n- '- THAT 'owe Fun rcucu Smiles of Uiurnph light up the faces of challenger: and challenged alike as this group of Latin students from both first and second year classes emerge victorious af- ter a grueling vocabulary match. - lawn Zaacmea 77144564 7aa7ae4 Meal ,-gr glb 3 334: - L ,xask A fn rg- -f T lf - ' , 4526? 1 1.631 Blind man's buff? No, just the sec ond year Spanish students learning firsthand the culture of Latin Amer ica. Not content with mere know- ledge of the popular pinata, the class actually participates in the traditional Mexican custom.

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Y l Many daxfces from many lands are taught in the freshman and sophomore physical educa- tion classes. The dances are fun and easy to learn, yet, they give the girls a social grace neqded in the active school lives they lead. L - N N I wt ', ,. Y W 'Gi e A :gQ.....,'-1 s a, the birdie goes over the net as these sophomore girls engage in a relaxing game of badminton. The girls Back and are Reynolds, Sue Hammond, Sue Montgomery, and Mary Ellen Housdan. yN 93 5: -1. sql! l ..55.. Floods, accidents, and disaster may come, but these Holy Family freshmen will be ready to apply their skill and knowledge of first aid. First aid is taught to sophomores and freshmen in the physical education class Deanna Diaz is applying a head bandage to cooperative Rita Davis: Susan Miller is all fixed up in an arm sling applied by Karen Salley.