Notre Dame Academy - Royale Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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5 5 6 IMPUSTORS AND SPUOKS POR HALLOWEEN '78 Halloween was special this year, with a variety of activities. First came the Halloween Dance sponsored by the Student Council, held on Saturday, October 28 in the gym. Then the school-day activities were also held during 4A and 4B on October 31. The traditional event of bobbing for apples took place outside the office, with many bobbers wet from head to toe. The next event was the fashion show, in which some of the students modeled their wackey and original costumes. To end the lunchtime activities there was an orange passing game in the gym, using slightly frozen and mushy oranges. All four classes competed, ending in a seniorfsophomore tie. if 'wsu My This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Tim McAnany.

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wtewwi gr Maureen McCullough I. Getting that smile right ix what Gina Seira is concerned about. 2. Jenny Tabor, as part ofthe team, performs during the break between a varsity and junior varsity volleyball game. 3. Maureen McCullough, Jenny Tabor, Kathy Petersen and Gina Seira pose for a group picture. This page is nponsored by Mr. and Mm. Alfredo 'l'ere1.

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3 1 'G' .l i 1 l 1? if kxw fs if it-ii are . L w.,,,N,,mN?w, . l. Marie Pompa. dressed as a nun, and a friend attended the dance. 2. Special guest at the dance was a Loyola student dressed as a ND girl. He appears to be rummaging through his purse searching for his powder puff. 3. The two great impostorsl 4. Winners of the costume fashion show proved to be quite interesting-ranging from a verysmiley Jimmy Carter throwing peanuts, to an old man, smoking a pipe. Pictured are the winners: Susan Swirt, Yvonne Perez, Lucy Cerra, Veronica Castillo, Olga Delgado and Stephanie Nelson. 5. Here two bobbers, Jenny Tabor and Moni- que Abatte, go down for a dunk with frosh Arianne Farwell looking on. This page is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Zev Edelstein.