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Field Day Yields Way To Fun Early in May, the Student Council sponsored the second annual Field Day. Events ranged from students and faculty peeling bananas with their toes to the principal repre- senting the faculty in the pie eat- ing contest. Hands tied behind their backs, the contestants indulged in eating one banana cream pie each in the quickest time. Bunny Kem was the winner. Other con- tests included balloon throwing, tug-of-war, and several different relays. The day brought relief from the monotony of the hectic final weeks. Sister Louise, Marie Dreyer, and Bunny Kern vie for the title of Pig. Cindy Newman and Terri Matthews stop to enjoy a Mr. Softee. Louise Talley tries without success to push Rita Sutton to a victory. Students prove that peeling bananas is easy, even with your feet!
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— Sisters reach for their food. Sr. Marguerite, M. Fillenworth, and M. Stickan prepare the hot dogs. ' ' C a M ' ) Freshmen say good-bye to their big sisters at the Auf Wiedersehen party . Big-Little Sistets Enjoy Last Moments In appreciation of the help, guid- ance, and most important, friend- ship the little sisters received from their big sisters the past year, the little sisters held a cookout. The cookout gave big sisters and little sisters a chance to think about the friendships established with the hope that communication would continue. The last moments were spent gathered around the picnic tables singing songs they knew well. 19
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The school assembles around Mary to show their gratitude. The court pauses as Linda Duffin expresses her feelings toward Mary. May queen, Theresa Shoemaker, crowns the blessed mother. May Crowning Highlighis Month Of May Students paid tribute to Mary at the May crowning ceremony, May 4. The ceremony began with a rosary, led by faculty members. Follow- ing this were speeches by Linda Duffin, herald, and Therese Shoe- maker, student queen of May. The ceremony ended with Therese Shoe- maker being crowned by Rose Schmink, maid of honor. Therese, in turn, crowned Mary, Queen of May. 21
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