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

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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.

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,rf T, ,. r I 1 'lfo pray, to work, to play together is just as much a part of school life as study. The moments when, as a group, the students raise their voices in united prayer at Mass form a precious fragment of the day. Im- portant 'also are the many times when, in the s irit of willin co-Joperation, H.F P 8 - High'ers tinker with crepe paper or wield a brush or scurry up a ladder to transform the halljinto a perfect spot for dancing. Everyday occurrences such as lunching together in the cafeteria, stopping for a chat in the yard, and' even walking down the F hall in fine take on a new significance when viewed i.n the light of group participation and co-operation. ag zeeamum . . ag Adam? LQQLGG- ' ' 'W-n. ML ,TL i -67 I 1-wr 'IJ in