Our Lady of Grace Academy - Mediatrix Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

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Qweei Things Sell Well By Grace We don ' t want the candy back, we want the money back, was the statement made at the pep rally which opened the 1972-73 candy . sale. It was a new and differently planned candy sale. Pollydoodles and mints were sold by the girls, who may have had different goals due to tne number of girls in their families attending OLG. Also the new plan consisted of awarding each girl who sold her quota a half day off from school and 20 percent of net sales above her quota. The school, as a whole, made its 100 percent quota. The sophomores placed first with 111 percent; the freshmen, second, with 102 per- cent; the seniors, third, with 97 percent; and the juniors, with 88 percent. The All American Chocolate Company gave a tape recorder to Karen Short, the high salesman. Three others, Jan Gris- more, Ann Adrian, and ( ecilia Deogracias, place close behind and received OLG sweatshirts. Results from the candy sale showed the spirit the student body had put forth to achieve success. Mary Ann Gault finds that good salesmanship can be rewarding. Terri Deihl leaves with the thought of selling all her candy. Seniors aid Terri Bowman, Jodie Whitten, and Lani lozzo present their skit.

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First place for best costume went to Mary Carr (dog) and Sally Shanahan (fire hydrant). Eat, drink, and be scary. After showing her pumpkin carving skills Karen Gardner became champion pumpkin carver. They Came Qpooks, Kooks And Facuify Allotting the spooks a night to fright was the traditional sponsoring of the Halloween party by the jun- ior class. Among the spooks ap- peared living tooth paste tubes, cakes, and ure hydrants along with the conventional wizards and mum- mies. Members of the spirit world were found throughout the haunted house along with other elements of surprise. To add to the horror of the evening, a movie was shown. Refreshments served during the movie intermission were apple ci- der, cookies, and Halloween candy. The evening came to an end as representatives of each class took part in the pumpkin carving con- test which was won by the junior class.