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

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Finding something to do is not hard at OLG ' s Spaghetti Social. The crowd around the Alumnae ' s Over and Under booth laugh at the loss of their loot. Monica Sutton and Mary Beth Sponsel find that Winning ' s the aim of the game.

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Happiness Is Theme Fot ' 73 Social Eating, winning, losing, and walking were all a part of the Spaghetti Social. The joint ef- forts of many parents, faculty, students, and interested contribu- tors made the social a great suc- cess with a net profit of $7,873.28. The profits went to sidewalk and curriculum improvements. Many weeks of work went into the pre- paration of the six-hour event. Even the making of meatballs in the cafeteria was of great impor- tance. Such was a day of luck and chance. Even the younger generation enjoys the Spaghetti Social. Smells from the pots of spaghetti sauce filled the school. Nancy McShane busily tries to be of service to her customers. Everyone ' s efforts were appreciated and rewarded with fun. 16

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Seniors Reveal Unique Talents The seniors displayed much of their unique and hidden talents at their talent show. Acts ranged from the all time favorites Tan Shoes, Raggedy Ann and Andy, and Fid- dler on the Roof, to Lois and her Pen . To conclude the talent show , the seniors revealed their secret ambitions. These varied from becoming Oscar Mayer weiners and martians, to becoming grave diggers. Terry Bowman and Marie Dreyer sing of Tan Shoes and Pink Shoelaces. Nancy Beyer and Beth Ann Kreuzman portray Raggedy Ann and Andy. If they were not seniors, they would rather be ... !