Notre Dame High School - Crown Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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Swamped in a roomful of painted book- shelves, Johanna Orlett and Zelda Kil- coyne refinish magazine drawers. ,N -. .A 056 A U . , - ' r ii ' 45. 0.99 4 I v rf -fit' ,rsAU- L Ko-1,1 - - Pg- - Kung T LK J-up iW gi if il Hlwfi 'iggg' :gg f pk., Mnneograph maps lables, and books are finally readx to be loaded on the trucks that lead to Notre Dame X 1 Aran Paul Brown, Richard f1:'x, 3 . Frantz, and Eddie Russell 'cstarv in the efficient ND trucking crew.

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With an eye for the future, Charles Walnsleyf prepares a poster for his home- -lv room bulletin board in the new Notre Dame. Q u 'lineart-1, fa Page F ifty- fi ve Johanna Orlett, Carol Haley, and Mary Sue Burk apply paint to bright- en up library bookcases. Serious faces denote the intense desire of David Beaver, Jerry Born, and Gary Pierron to finish their sanding job.

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fl- . I gs nm-.....S 'S ,..,,,1.. i. ' w gli . ulVliles and miles of smilesi' high- lighted the numerous trips back and forth during the moving process. These two smiles belong to Toni F le1n- ing and Larry Gerken. ,V 1. -V.. .I - ' l. .. -fill-ifmf 1 :iw f 13lllT ' L Yes, as the reader can see, moving days, January my ' 22-27, really had Notre Damers going in circles. But the beautiful building on Sunrise Avenue was a goal worth striving for. Donald Brown brings a final load down the old fire escape, as John Kirby, Tom Russell, Bob Haley, and Harold Witter wait to say good-bye to the old schools and hello to the new. Page Fifty-seven E 5 iliilli ,ii .M N, M X ru l is if 7 L 4 S H 1? l ,,.. i' if , W QE-1:4