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

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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.

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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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Judy Hellman, yearbook editor, glances up at the pictures of the graduating class of l920, noting the names so she can contact them in hopes of finding out about Holy Fam - ily in the good ole days of 1920 u, STAFF LEARNS Grace Tower, Ric- ky Helinski, and Lyda Feeney, yearbook stu- dents, examine and dis- cuss different books on the way to make a yearbook interesting and attractive. 'Ti' k , ,- vw r A ed Looking over past yearbooks from different schools helps give Barbara Hein, Joe Ladd, and Har- reit Hines an idea of how to arrange and improve the yearbook pages. f 1