OHara High School - Shield Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Juniors Celebrate Ring Da One of the long-awaited occurences for the Junior class materialized in the form of the Ring Day cere- monies. Put together by the class officers and teachers, the activities were a unique happening for the class. Each student felt a certain sense of pride, accomplish- ment, and responsibility when he received his ring. :Terry Bomar comes forward and proudly accepts his ring hom Sister Karen dur- ing the ceremonies. if Fgzr J Many stations were set up to give the Eucharist as the juniors came down After the Ceremonies, mem! best for Communion. and happy thou hts were exchan ed a 42 S S S junior class and guests left the church.

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0'Hara Gets Together at School Assemblies This year O' Hara was fortunate in being able to schedule some entertaining and inter- esting assemblies from which there was an overwhelming response from the student audi- ence. Music seemed to instill a spirited re- action from the crowd. Through the hard work and diligence of the new Spirit Club, O'I-Iara also witnessed a display of school spirit and support from the entire student body. Coach Lee Roark had second thoughts about the idea of being the cheerleaders' table. Representing the four classes, John Sheahon, Charlene McMurtree, Donna Foster and Steve McGuire eagerly await the sound of the dinner bell. BELOW: Combining rock and blue grass music, the Billy Spears band entertains. Q , , ,C , j -1 I f 1 J f i Wfff T- 1 i M tj .-J 3 y n L I . ',-