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Page 50 text:
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Italian Atmosphere Reim Sunday, February 21, 1971, marked the annual Spaghetti Social of Our Lady of Grace Academy. The Social began at 12 noon and ended at 6 p.m. The traditional spaghetti dinner, consisting of spaghetti, salad, cake and home- made bread, was served at any time during this period in the Academy Cafe- teria. As in previous years, there were games that could be played in the Student Center Gym. A new game at the Social this year was the Golf-Game. Other games included Baseball, Basketball, Fish Pond, Cakewalk, Ring-A- Cane, Toy Shop, Money Wheel, Texas Poker and Spill the Milk. Another new attraction this year was the Old Jailhouse. The total net income for the Social was $6,540.45, which will be used towards the purchase of additional audio-visual equipment for the Academy. These people may not be of Italian descent, but for one day in their lives, they can switch nationalities. In the Student Center Gym, when ' the games and shops were, many Going behind the scenes one finds many industrious workers trying to do their share of the work to make the Spaghetti Social a success.
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Joan Pote and Sheila Hartgrove hold up a greatly enlarged ad contract as the filling out of the cont ract is explained to the student body. Kicked Over And Beyond Our Goals Mary Helen Kramer displays an example of a business sponsor ' s contract. The yearbook Ad Rally served three main purposes: It explained the details of the Ad Drive, it demonstrated the correct way to fill out the ad contract and it sparked enthusiasm in the student body to try to acquire ads for the Mediatrix. Any student fulfilling her individual goal received a 10 percent commission. The Sophomore class won the Drive with over 100 percent of their goal in. I Janet Sutton, Kathy Sheridan and Rita Sutton help with the Ad Drive.
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