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

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Father Tague and brother Vincent lit-acl a tableful of hungry banquet guests. A satisfied crowd eagerly awaits new developments at tl1e Junior-Senior Banquet. Kava: 'Sli saga! 49 - 5 P i Q rw, I XX i Q i lb. A I V f-' Nllllllifr Are the smiles a result of the good steak, the clever pro gram, or Father Hanley's jokes? Juniors and seniors pause to pose for pictures their dinner. .lunior song How Much is That Senior in the Window? was one of the laughable highlights on banquet night. during - .4 1:51 'i dw ' Ll.. 1, - SM -s 6, --a lx.. 1 I 4 yi! 1 l -WN Ar X, gil 'il if 1 Q ss- 24

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SCENE SIX: FINALE May brought renewed devotion to our Lady. 1, ':7'f'YiT?' . Vx, ff f. f Lv- '. o- I '. F. .er ,V - - , C yu Father Klinec and the Class of 1953 enjoyed a farewell breakfast together after the Baccalaureate Mass on May 31. You need God now as you never needed Him before, said Monsignor Joseph R. Casey in the Baccalaureate address. new CAbovel Betty Roth, Col- ette Kirby, and Jeannine Stehick kneel at the second floor shrine. lLeftl Mary T. Comer crowns the statue in the senior room. , N Q: A '- r f lf g it I . 4 - ' fg12ew.'573'i?,,f1:12e A highlight of the beautiful Spring Concert by the Notre Dame Clee Club on May 24 was the singing of the Barbershop Quartet KG. Fisher, J. Brown, H. Albrecht, D. Bercikl and the splendid accompaniment of Carol Simpson.