Joliet Catholic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Listening to Fr. Wcbufs sermon ara- the mothers 3i Pat Carney and Zombie' McGrath solvmnly lislvn to Mr. Nanlvuu rlvliwr ilu- lifv story nl' Zvlu Zelalus at the Joliet C4-ntral pe-p rally. who attcmlval the Mothzrs Day Mass. .51 ,. if E i V l Q 5. A 5 'J 5 I in 1 rl 5 S Y., U44 V V Q 'N' A h V ft f V i WV 'l 1 YH,-U ,' :Q 1 ' 1 Dave Plut, emfef? at many Catholic High assvm ' ku if 'T A 'E' 3 . - W ' l A X bliss, introduvvs guest speakvrs. iw f s Q Y .K . A ' r ' 5 + , 4- - ,I H , ' l ' ' a i L - 1 ll L' ' , ,,,,, il ' ., ss V V ' , L E' 1523 ' , .,.,, f , ,, ff-, ,l.fffA 'Y I I MQ H V fl - l egg . .r i fe ' , I E F' -L. , Fr. Brandon, principal, leads the concclebrants at the mass for Mother's Day.

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Xa A vw , ,I x YQ 1 . lt xr H ks Steve Duchene and his mother dance to the music ofthe Jaymars. Under the general guidance of Dave Plut and Brother Eric Bell, the 1971 Football Dance, cntitled We've Only Just Begun was held on November 14. Over 120 couples attended the cvcnt, which honored the Senior football players and their mothers by a special dance. The .laymars were a classy source of music for all the couples as they danced around an array of au- tumn colored shrubs which surrounded a miniature Victory Light. King Carney and ,leanne Pcrconte reigned over the affair, which ushered out all fall sports activities. Mary Sue .lehle presents Pat Phelan with his boutonniere. Mr. Gillespie and his daughter, Billie, make a charming couple

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