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

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Remorsefully pondering over theil own and their classmates errors in term themes,Carolzina Neal, Jackie Cook, and Charlotte Burke firmlj resolve to make the next one bettei af- Nd' .1 ,- E V 1 a S'i ,.- X I X., ENGLISH ACTIVITIES REVEAL SKILL .-, Y .,..., .. ,an ,,.. E W 1-l-g X, v Q-uw 2K'. f 2 Upon hearing a question about Robert Burns, David Robb, hoping to activate his brain by a scratching process, tries in vain to remember some lines from To a Louse while Richard Travis franctically waves his hand to answer, and Larry Rucker grins knowingly. ssl A X Q '71 iw 'N- ik -Q Q y 'I I Q'-

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HE , While Rita Davis is busily sewing on her dress for a home economics project, Jackie Iaiennaro stands by her locker eager for Rita to finish so she can use the machine. BRINGS on IDENDS Studying the correct type of hat to wear, Barbara Towles tries an attractive hat on Carol Pfannkuch. , I X I . x One of the most important steps in making a skirt is to make sure the hem is straight. Mary I-Ierrell uses a special ruler to measure and pin up Pat K1iesen's skirt.

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Trying to appear intelligent, Sherlock Holmes fConnie Comstockj contemplates the noble lion as Thatson Uiiarbara Millerj his trusty right hand man, idles away the time. E. Le' t E 3, r ii i' 'Q' X air t F 'nl fl- Whom Dun It? A one-act play composed by a group of juniors in English, was presented at the juniors' assembly in January. The cast included: Mary Jane Nelson, Helen Hibbs, Barbara Miller, Chris- tine Dove, Connie Comstock, Sue Gooch, Betty Lahmeyer, and Gus Hellman fthe corpse on the floorj. Mike Hahn, Vincent Maefsky, Herman Hen - derson and John Fiveash carry on a vibrant panel discussion in sophomore English on the topic of television actresses. Vincent stresses the point that the quality of acting should come before the looks of the actresses.