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

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G' HERE NIEEIC HE RTS WILL RECEI E HINI STILL. . - 2 , I 'I' 5 eu: 5 a'7 s A I .eath from Joel Marucheiii I I .. IEE! Receiving her Wa pl-ized posseS5IOn so -2-ig, I I Q39 I H ' u , ai 1 :el i Jackie C0014 Qfwes P , Looking, OH and W , . f iffy he child will not Stawe. me Maxine Benke, E341 I I ' MHYC0 ' 'ta - Diana -Son R1 , their mms aiiii Buckendorf, Gary AudegbarziTodCI- A -rf I Breeden, like Hahn Aggie BenI4e,andBa V. ,, 3 Hardesfy, 1 sg' ,EE AT - V . I Q.: , W .. f 4, I Ave Maria, gratia plena, Dominus E i tecum... sings Barbara Todd. Barbara's 5 melodious singing was one ofthe highlights V of the program. Little suspecting who stands before her Margaret Youngpeter, the skeptic, and her companions receive the thanks of the Christ Child Uoel Marucheckj for the sacrifices they have made.

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Ox f- ' Ft-5. I 11' 13 L, ,P - Q .,., 1, On the last school day of the fourth week, immediately after the Advent Wreath ceremony, the students, each with some article of food and many with an armload of books, hurried to the hall for the last assembly before Chi 1st1'nas C E R E S stopping on their way to .... . . . leave an offering for the Christmas poor baskets in the care of Sister Angelina Marie, who recruited several senior volunteers to assemble and deliver them in plenty of time for Christmas. 'BE-,L X S 1 ' J, J.,fAt,'3ff- ' if z ' '.

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WE . i f Judy Hellman and Beverley Brown candidates foi county CO1Tl1T11SS101'161 look at Bever ley s propaganda in a hall d oiated with many campa1gn posters With soar1ng hopes Gar Anderson Ea1lBreeden and Paul Wohlmuth with his cam paign managei Eddie Bean wave then cowboy hats and campaign signs at high noon above the entrance of H F '11 -4-dl. Following the hot political campaign speeches the stu dent body cheers wildly for their favorite candidates SENIORS E TTLE FOR COUNTY OFFICES November brought Youth Appreciation Week. One day that week the sheriff and county commissioner turned over then offices to students from Catholic high schools. This was the beginning of a rousing campaign carried on by Paul Wohlmuth, Gary An- derson, and Earl Breeden, run- ning for sheriff, and Beverley Brown and Indy Hellman, run- ning for county commissioner . Brilliant banners flew high in the hall of H. F. as the - candidates prepared for their final attempt to win office. The campaign, climaxed by a political rally on Friday, ended in victory for Beverley and Paul the following Monday. sm,