Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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mlinmsw0Q.vy'.., ' ' fy HEALTH HINTS are shared by Mrs. Childs with Rosalie Paggiossi, john Cas- cio, and Robert Griffin. ,,, ,L 1.21 lfznffi PYRAMID BUILDERS at work are Perry Kilpatrick, Timothy Clark, john Stein, Richard Norwood, David Hayes, james Hor- igan, Stephen Burke, james Young, Michael jovanelly, james Minchin. Middlemen: Kev- in Coggins, Dennis Smith, Bartholomew O'Brien, Timothy Noonan, john Coughlin, john Hager, Paul Koslowski, Michael Pe- tras. Higher-ups: john Chapman, Daniel Backer, Timothy Horigan, William Maloney and john Kenna. SHAPE UP xh' ' ' -Wh BALL IN PLAY with Mrs. Harding's whistle. Kathleen Riddell pre- pares a serve to be supported by her team-mates. lil-'Q e 2 ,,. 3 . , : e ar A, . , is Sw 'I Fw W 5 ' rw., Q- ' ep N Ag, ., , Q Xi X wg I s ,,,r. I. rf ' V N' l X , 'NF , ' i 3 , X W 1 fi K Twf--iwxggirn vi i . Qll - s ' --rs - ' -N s, L ti xOiwc,,,3 ' .i . ,ks V ig .a e . Q N iviwfgi' X ' ii NV - E Y s N K X ,5Qg'eNewi N ss- X ,,,i ee x- Y WWW or s ip nut. lrcs mam girls in gym ilnss bvnil their banks In slim their xxaists M

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.1l9i'l35lllili i AFTER THE BALL, Bill Kent, Dan O'Herron, jeff Williams and Mike McManus engage in a spir- ' d ame of ping pong before an ite g earnest group of spectators. 'Work consisfs o JVUll1lHXllilN Nlltlx ll.llUlx.tl1nl Kumi Xulwitlll l X l1 ll Ntlnr lx litslttllmll lolctn xlhllltll I1 V 'ill .1, A txt , NlINrNX I Intl Run lxt XIII f otglunm, Unk XX.1ignt-1,M.ffv1.llxffu Nlitl-1 lhlolx, lltnnus Smith, l.llllLN lxtwsniug, Xtmt lllll lllllt X'llILIl1 lfnf l' 11' ltl Nltiltwlxtx, , Y .7. , . t 'w f . U, , -It lm lllll in tn lim Fern in Tum NIJ nrtln, left-tl Ctmxmtrtl f whafever a body is obliged 'lo do, and Play consisls of whafever a body is nol' obliged fo do. LIFE'S A BALL for these bowlers. First Row: jim Studzinski, Dick Augustine, johnny Butler. Second Row: Carl Spady, Harry Bullock, joe Agan. AMPION KEGLERS pose with their trophies. Arlene Semesky B' and Marlene CH L hlin, Mary Ann Everett, Sharon aiz DQ Cathy oug Semesky are proud of their scores. -G01 K WW 'QE' Lek Lt SNA wt if 5 . ..N.,, sears' I.

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wi- X tzlaf Home Z ELECTRICAL l ct '-- ' FIELD HOUSE ACCOMPI.lSlllil7, Mr. Stew llt-tln.m-lt ,i I 4 pH0Nf I ' nad hgr. Daniel linux plroutllx tlisplay ilu- pl.nqucs vu-'ii ' ' I em or scrum wcvoiu the t.lll l tlutxf' Wt ' a 1. I -' Q - PLEASE PASS THE BRICKSH from 'La siding to field house and these volun- teers load the truck: Steve Kondrk, Bill Kent, Pat Lutz, Ray Barber and Ed Cloke relay to Bill Larrabee, Mike Dc Socio, Dick De Member, Mike Tarby and john Cascio. PRE-BANQUET INTERVIEWS assembled these ce- lebrities in the library, Mr. Haggerty is flanked by Coach Ben Schwartzwalder and star Ger Schedes backed by Mr. Al Mallette, sports editor. Mr. Marty Harrigan, toastmaster, has on his left local star Ernie Davis, jim Brown, Mr. Frank Woidzik and gather Hogan backed by Credo sports writer Tom ope. sf .. li ff MURIQ llll5Kll'S nnlu.ul .ui ilu- utlur t-ntl. 'lit-rry lhisioll, It-in Daly, ,lim xitlllllg, -Iolm llinll, loin Iiurke, lh-nny U'llt-rroii, ,lim Min thin, Russ fiUl11l'I'l'SliI .mil launt Mtlttigmsso finish tht' jolw. -le TROWEL-TOTERS gave up Saturdays to arrange the same bricks and presto! three more walls-courtesy of Cstandingj Mr. Leadore Comeau, Mr. Robert Van Tile, Mr' wrmiam O'Dell, Mr. Raymond Smithj Mr. James Deegan, Mr. john Gernert, Mr. joseph Kieffer. Mr. Steve Bednarek, Mr. Charles Mitchell and fseatedj Mr. Robert Comeau, Mr. Paul Farrell, Mr. I Kieffer, Master Tom Lyman, Mr, Ivan Par- sons and Mr. Harold Weed. Arthur 101 awh-I