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

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Tons of patient, cheerful co-operation go into pre-dance work when seniors prepare for La Danse Finale. lx To raise money for planned senior activities, industrious boys marshall cars into hairbreadth spaces as the parking lot fills to capacity on Santa Claus Parade day. ACTIVITIES Ns? ik Open exclusively to senior girls, the compet- itive Betty Crocker con- test yields an attractive pin awarded to this year's Holy Family winner, Caro- lyn Heidernann.

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its 'C SENIOR 555 Brought out inhis talk was the fact that although the wear- ing of the senior ring is a great privilege, it also carries with it the obligation of representing our school and keeping up the high standards that the school has instilled within us. Just as surely as September brings gusty winds and falling leaves, it brings to Holy Family the traditional senior ring ceremony. The solemn look on the faces of the students reflects the gravity of Mon- signor Reid's inspiring talk. RINGS MAKE SENIOR OFFICIAL To get acquainted with Marquette the seniors spon- sored a dance at St. Francis hall. lExuberantlaughter echoes from -all corners of the room as Larry Brophy, David Robb, and Richard Travis are seen dis- cussing the decorations and the dance.

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a CAST OF A Patty .... Mrs. Blaine. . Mr. Blaine . . Isabel . . Artie . . 1 U Ida May . . Tod . .... . Paul Cummings . . Mr. Nixon . . . Mrs. Nixon. . Miss Wiggam . . Walt Kennedy. . Louella. . . Monica . Barney ..... Mr. Whittaker . . Mr. Bixley . . . Mrs. Lorimer . . Hetty Heaton . . Quiz .... ...T . sermons TATTLETALE is a three act comedy revolving around the accidental publishing of Patty Blaine's bluntly truthful diary and the stealing of the principals new portable type- writer. TOP: Patty reads the final paragraphs of her gripping novel of love and pas- sion to an entranced Ida May. ABOVE: Tod, a highly irritated boy friend, demands, Woman, I want that typewriter. The machine in question is the principal's stolen type- writer, which Tod borrowed fwithout askingj for Patty. BELOW: Artie, ablackmailing younger brother, mockingly reads from a page of Patty's novel found on the floor, as Patty and Ida May prepare to battle for the paper, and Tod comments on the melodrama recited, Go on. Maybe he commits suicide in the next paragraph. 1 a, 5 , Z F! ie Y e 9 ,, -Es my wg' E3 1 . .Z -4 M a Z ' ' ai E Z :V CHARACTERS . Maxine Benke . Carol Gessner . Earl Breeden . . Carolyn Heidemann Richard Travis . . Bev Brown Carolyn Davey Gary Anderson . Gary Peschka . . Pat Mueller . Jackie Cook . Judy Hellman . Larry Rucker Kay McDonnell . Betty Madden . Jim Eubanks . . Jack Gates . . J im Ruyle . Brenda Smith Charlotte Burke . Morris Ogan PRESENT 5 . A .rv