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

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lt. as , , -MP A 1 'C- is Let's see, now , ponders Junior Red Cross president Linda Miller, any ideas for our assembly? Vice-President Mary Todd hopes that treasurer Pat Henderson and secretary Margaret Mackey will come up with a brainstorm or two. To the victor belongs the spoils, in this case Stinky, a plush skunk raffled to raise money for the J.R.C, And the victor is none other than Morris Ogan, I-LF. senior. CLUBS PROMOTE CHRISTIAN W

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this '1 1 L7 ' ' - J my Somewhere over the rainbow, echoes liltingly across Cathedral Hall. Providing entertainment is the senior triple trio: Joeleen I-Ielrnes, Kay McDonneLl,Betty Madden, Lyda Feeney, Carolzina Neal, Barbara Hein, Grace Tower, and Carolyn Davey, Absent when the picture was taken was Carol Gessner. Chosen to sing during Holy Week are a select few boys from SisterAnsina's Glee Club. They are: John Burke, Orlando Failla, Mike Buckendorf, Gary Anderson, Gary Peschka, Bob Schumacher, ,T oe Zizzi, John Belzer, and Ronnie Bundy.

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s l sr A 4? .4' Say, Pat, asks Eby Pazereskis, what number is this? That's a 920, answers Pat Cunningham, while Pat Venn gets ready to mark another book according, to the Dewey Decimal system. SOCIAL Making the H.F. library a colorful and cheery place is the job of the Library Club. Members Carol Gessner, Frances Reed, and Bettie Lahmeyer pre- pare a bulletin board displaying popular magazines. Library Club president, Betty Madden, discusses plans for the new charter with vice-president, Grace Tower, and secretary, Mary Virginia Lawson, in the absence of treasurer, Pat Mueller. This new charter, say the officers, will establish a code of procedure for our Library Club.