Our Lady of the Lake Seminary - Spire Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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THE SPIRE STAFF During the school year, the student body looks forward with eager an ticipation to the publication of the year book It is the acme of the year's literary and journalistic endeavors The value of such a book is measured only by the thoroughness and un derstanding with which it presents the school, its students, and their various activities and organizations In the years after graduation when the real test of value comes, it our hope that this issue of THE SPIRE will bring back fond memories Editor Donald Isenbarger Assistant Editor Donald Vernon Business Manager Eugene HOffI119.1'1 Ass't Business Manager Patrick Mattingly Class Editors James Tracy, James O'Ne1ll Organizations Editor John Murray Sports Editor Will-18111 SPPHNSGT' Events Editor Lawrence Nolan Artists John Klem, Floyd Miller Faculty Advisor Rev. Albert W. Bishop, OSC REV. ALBERT W. BISHOP - 16 - ' ' 19

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