Holy Names High School - Echoes Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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1' W' lk W' .-tggflllla I 0 as X . lug Not only Rodgers and Hammerstein or Lerner and Lowe can put on successful musicalsg Holy Names Student Body put on a dozen or two on S.S.C. Half Day. This year the S.S.C. presented Rhythm Reviews, in which each section selected a Broadway musical as the theme of their booth. C o u r t e s y Queen, Patty Donovan, reigned over the day's festivities. In re- ward for the hard work devoted to their Showboat booth, junior Section I re- ceived the prize for the best display. The profits of the fun-filled day went to the less fortunate people in the missions. Y 51

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477 Mrs. R. Cooney, Mrs. M. Kehoe, Jeanette wtf... 1. w 5 'Q' .Q ,J if Wz11'1'en, Carlotta Talfur, C h r i s t i n e Cooney. ademwl awe 54441465 O I KS ' ,fs as 'N To Keep the Flames from Holy Names was the theme of the Mothers' Club luncheon held on Thursday, January 50, 1964, at the Athens Athletic Club. Thanks to the supervision of Mrs. M. Kehoe and Mrs. G. Faz- zio, the day was a complete suc- cess. A well-known sculptor and monologuist, Fenner Fuller, de- lighted the guests with many in- teresting tidbits of information. Mrs. Kehoe conducted the Dutch Auction, and Mrs. O. Rees obtained the door prizes which went to these lucky ticket hold- ers. The proceeds will be used to help meet the financial require- ments entailed by improvements required by the Fire Department. Both the mothers and the fathers contributed much time and effort toward the better- ment of our school. Evidence of the sincere inter- est that the fathers have shown can be seen in the renovation of the lavatories and the light fix- tures outside. To them goes our grateful appreciation for a job well done.