Holy Family High School - Vista Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Cettmg the yearly Red Cross toy drlve off to a good start are, clockwlse John Mc Nulty Donald Prettal Sharon Grande Mary Allce Schextler Elame Ruby, Bett Schaefer Frances Wompey Judy Shoe maker Margaret Scheer and Barbara Mler These exght freshmen were chosen at ran dom from thls year's four freshman home rooms They are Thomas Elms, Donna Tucker, Room 203 Mary Ann Byers, Kath erme Besser Room 201 Jlm Rau Davld Monarchx Room 202 SEATED Judy Se wald Mlke Nelson Room 200 In front of the new classroom lockers there are new faces STANDING, Sharon Stodden Dennls Hanra Joe Malenk Dawn Sudmener Paul Luna KNEEL ING Valene Engler Paulette Steck Theresa Welsh and Pam Smxth THEIR FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOCJL 51 5 - ! I 7 9 I - 9 ' M' r 1 ' -- e 4 ,V ,A I ' I I I I 1 ,A ,,I.. X v 1 , N, - 2 ,V : ' J - I , han, Lols Sanza, John Malocsay, Kathy Woertman, ' 7 ! ' ' Y ' ! 7 , . . , g Y ' - uf 3 1 1 - 1 3 :- I Y ' , Q f 1 v ' ' I ! . ' 1 x l

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L In speech class Joan Kummet and Cheryl Crest review the principles of a good debate Attentive listeners are Ricky Bell Charles Brand Bernice Mllano Mike Ashton Pa tricxa Martelll and Ronald Bishop STANDING to the Right are Mary Lou Miles and Jim Weakland FRESHMEN STUDY USEFUL ARTS Most freshmen are eagerly building a better vocabulary Carol Berg Elleen Windholz Marcia Weskamp Rosemary Wernette Eleanor Rubner Tom O'l-layre and Michaela Christie have already made use of their book Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary Displaying their culinary an are some future home- makers. Aproned are Gerra Lee Rasmussen and Kathi Maestas. Nancy Heinrich, Eileen Byers, Carolyn Frigon, Janice Horendeck, and Shirley Barrel offer their advice At the Right, Donna Ken- field and Diane Moser supervise the two cooks.

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A dozen freshmen are using the most popular stairway in the new building that to the coke machine and cafeteria They are, eft to right, front to back Ken Keiter, Joyce Reynolds, Theresa Proctor, Carol Fnedl ROW TWO John Bruce, John Leone, Shirley Bartel, Kathy H1ne ROW THREE Manlou Quinlan Judy Jones, Nathan Bryant and Gloria Hren The new library provides research material on the forty ninth state Making use of available books and pamphlets are Jim Cunningham, Tom O'Br1en Gerry Ernst, and Sally Stelnmetz Joe O'Dorisio, Louis Sanza, Vincent Sey- rnour, and Fred Iacino explore the parts of an engineg Tony Rotella, Jim Lohaus, and Pat Mawe study the relative humidity of Room 9. In the general science class, all agree that the most interesting phase of the course is the opportunity to experi- ment. FOOD FOR MIND AND BODY Ko . . .. , I '. l 7 1 . '. 9 I tl, . -. l . . x Q fl , . fig' Q ...si J fl , 5 gs . 52