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

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I I I gagiamamal lll it Sfdflfdlfltd ' mic ?7Za.q , , . Long a traditional part of American educa- tion, sports play a maj or role in the lives of our boys . Through hard work and long practice they strive to become ever more skilled at games with victory as a goal. It is good to win, to know the satisfaction of triumph. But it is far more important to achieve through athletics a strong character. The boy who puts himself wholeheartedly into playing his best cannot help but grow in self-control, unselfish giving, upright fairness. The boy who, whether it be in football, basketball, baseball, or track, forgets himself and fights for the group, for- gets himself and plays for God, though he be a boy in years, is learning to be a man. 1 1 'S' gi. , 1: 'L 2? WM' , t 4 if 'R .. t ,Si u . aa T n .-93.-

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aeea af ,-466 aeeaa , . . l And as if to add the perfect touch to the year, there stands at the end of the way the lovely lady called Mary. Her month is May, the closing month of school: it is as though she awaited,- ready to lead each student as he steps from the Holy Family Way into the wider way of life. So it is that she is the queen of each heart, and the crown that is placed upon her head by Myrna 'Gray attended by Joyce Hibbs and Mary Margaret Lowe is only a symbol of the circle of love which she wears in the heart of each one of her children. ' -92-

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J. r ' .x S.- x, ,- Linda Whitlock Senior Cheerleader . J I r Lynneanne Lindquist Junior Cheerleader r Aff 5- Bettsy Hildebrandt Senior Cheerleader Grace Towers ' , Sophomore Cheerleader Bettsy Hildebrandt Head Cheerleader Carol Pfannkuck Freshman Cheerleader Adding to the spirit and morale of l -hN.94.. our football and basketball teams were , our five peppy cheerleaders .