Loretto Catholic Central High School - Saulteur Yearbook (Sault Ste Marie, MI)

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Ballad of the Teenage Queens. Hey, Rah-Rah, Rah-Rah-Rah, Hey, L-L, L-L-L . . . is a familiar cheer of the Varsity Cheerleaders composed of QLEFT to RIGHTQ Carol Grady, Patti Keating, Marcia MacMaster, Marla MacMaster, and Pat Clegg. Queen, Marla The B Team Cheerleaders QLEFT to RIGHT, Ann Beyers, Gayle Tave Nancy Kane, and Sharon Montero radiate their winning smiles. MacMaster and In Her Court, Marcia MacMaster, Del Blain, Camille Caliguri, and Carey Nason, won the hearts of all the Loretto Stu- dents at the Hom e coming Celebration.

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Focusing G. A. A. and Pep Club Gayle Tavern and Archie Spring entertain themselves while riding to one of the Basketball games in a chartered bus made possible through the efforts of Father McCammond. Members of GAA. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marilyn Brown, Sharon Montero, Ann Beyers, Nancy Kane, Gayle Tavern, Sharon Keelean. SECOND ROW: Roberta Forrest, Sheila Belleau, Barbara LaCoy, Helen Spring, Charlene Spring, Marla MacMaster, Diane Fuerstnau. THIRD ROW: Catherine Hussey, Marilyn Scozzafave, Ann Marie, Camirand, Laurie Dougan, Judy Barber, Linda Metkiffe, Mary Jane Newcomb Dolores Pa ment FOURTH ROW Geor ine Ro Beat- , Y ' 1 8 Y, rice, Guillard, Lila O'Conner, Peggy Shunk, Carol Grady, Frances McKee, Carol LaLonde, Carolyn LaJoie, FIFTH ROW: Anne Ask- with, Carole Brady, Barbara McDonald, Marcella Gervais, Patti Keating, Jane Robinson, and Patricia Clegg. Pep Club Members who engineered the Homecoming Celebration. LEFT to RIGHT: Robert LaLonde, Mona Gouett, Charlene Bednarz, Frances Fazzari, Charles Gouett, Marilyn Scozzafave, Margaret Savoie, John Ojala, and Bill Chartrand. Members of the Pep Club. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Darlene LaPlante, Ann Marie Cam- irand, Sally Wright, Camille Caliguri, Judy Barber, Marcella Gervais, Antoinette Sabatine SECOND ROW: Carol LaLonde, Laurie Dou- gan, Joan Marchand, Catherine Hussey, Laura Peller, Frances McKee, Del Blain, Peggy Shunk, Diane St. Armour. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bysiek, Terry Reinhard, Jim Keenan, Charles Gouett, Larry Desormeaux, James Young, Murphy McCasey, Ralph LaCour- siere, and Ruth Galarowic.

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Here, There, l Cornstalks provide the decor as Ann Askwith, Mary Wallsteadt, and UPPER LEFT: One of the highlights of the school year was the Christmas program put on by the com- bined efforts of both Glee Clubs and the Sodalities. UPPER RIGHT : Ghosts and Goblins were taboo at the Junior's Halloween Dance -only Scarecrows were allowed! Maureen Fenlon provide the music at the Halloween Dance. In a program opening the drive for school improvement, Little Luigi played by Chuck Gouett illustrat- ed to Loretto Students how to sell those chocolates. His co- operative customers were: Housewife, Dick LeLievre5 Mr. Push- over, Bill Chartrandg Old Miser, Dale Hen- dersong and Mr. I-Iersey-Bar, Peter Synett. Freshman Initia- tion had its bad points fl-ley Freshmenj, but it also had its good points as shown by Peter Synett accepting his box of choc- olates from Mau- reen Fenlon at the Freshmen Initiation Dance.