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

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JUN IDRS When Holy Family was first opened, the juniors were merely those in the eleventh grade --without any special privileges or obligations, and no dis- tinctions whatsoever. The small school was very close-knit, and class dif- ferences were hardly recognized, As time went on, however, and each class began to build up its own customs and develop a personality , the juniors began to be known as the workers , As upperclassmen, their word was in- fluential, as juniors, their example was powerful, Now, with the seniors, they enjoy such privileges as being, able to leave the grounds at noon, and, because ' -'bute a great deal to the tempo d capable enthusiasm, contii of their generous an of the school year.

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l QJSJ lf- I Q ,eisalmf - we , I . it ws ffm RICHARD TIMME Timme Ambition: To learn how to make my own home brew. Will: I will my temper in basket- ball to John Rich. IVIERLE WARNKEN Merle Ambition: To finish college. Will: I will Holy Family to the juniors. RICHARD TRAVIS Little Richard Ambition: To do my best. Will: I will my 3 year old track socks to a n y o ne who can touch them. PAUL WOHLMUTH Pee Wompuss Ambition: To marry a cook. Will: I will my cookbook and apron to Ronnie. N- A ,cfs iv- A WILLIE MARIE WAMEGO SllI'1l'1y Ambition: To find real happiness. Will: I will my shy, quiet person - ality to Roy Arrigo. MARTIN ZIZZI Ziz Ambition: You don't know do you? Will: I will my ability to get a- long with nuns to a n y b o d y who wants it. '..,s ,-, , 3, K ' ,C A

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5 Q Dirk Gilmore Eff if i if ' fu 1 'Eiga , , , Woodrow Davis N gl Gary Hardesty Daniel Dryz ', Stephen Eubanks JUNIOR BOYS SLA E FOR BETTER GRADES Hum, ponders Steve Nath- rnan, what's this look like? A wastebasket! replies Roy Arrigo, as the junior boys scrutinize a subject for their descriptive paragraphs, a type of writing that stumped rhe boys for a while. X.. , f 1' Roy Arrigo Joe Baker Roger Bolton Cliff Borucki John Burke Dick Daniels