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

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In the enchanted garden of Valentine, the Queen and her escort pause to admire the delicate blos soms of springtime. Much was added to the enjoyment and beauty of the occasion by the quiet but lovely simplicity of the decorations creating a fitting atmosphere., The tastefully selected decorations were arranged by some artistic veterans of this field - Pat Conner, Kenny Kliesen, Vincent Chapman, Bob Napier, Rosemarie Massad, Dorothy Haas, Linda Whitlock, Sue Cleary, Carol Hibbs, and Roseanne O'Brien. 1 if '11 -33.-

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P-6 Before the Crowning The Royal Twosome -.82.. At nine o'clock on this eventful evening climaxlng the weeks of working and raising of money for this Queen Contest, we held the crowning of our Valentine Queen, Miss Cecile Coldwell. Our Queen looked beautiful in her floor- length gown of white chiffon. That, with her winning smile, made her truly a. lovely queen.

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Practice never 'ends for Ricky Hellnski as he earnestly prepares his lesson for the week. Music is the language of the soul. Deep within us the spirit of music is endindled. In participating in the musical subjects taught at school, we learn a deeper appreciation of the finer aspects of this art. Singing God's praises in the choir and choral groups at various func- tions enables us to convey our innermost feel- ings in a manner truly beautiful. Singing their praises to God, the choir intones the first selection of the mass, the Kyrie. Betty Busse, Delores Massad, Rosemarie Massad, Helen Ryzak, Gary Anderson, Gary Peschka, Jerry Harrell, Andy Schumacher, Mary Margaret Lowe, Jerry Crim, Wellington Hughes, Orlando Failla, Mitchell Klaus, Shirley Dunegan, Marilyn Anthamatten, Mary Kather- ine Hein, Cecilia Hughes, Dorothy Haas, Nora Baker, Diana Viorel, Diane McAnallen, Carol Hibbs, Lynn Ann Lind- quist. .-84.-.