Providence High School - Philothean Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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The echoing corridors of Providence have heard the steps of eleven senior classes. They have heard cheers and tears, seen heantiful dresses and huhhling personalities, and felt the sting of spike heels. Each senior class has left a wealth of spirit. Representing the Hniostestw from the l962 senior class are sixteen seniors consid- ered hy their class the most representative of those qualities which uniquely helong to the entire class and whose footsteps echo that of all 138. ifllajcslic Theater? Is Kino thcrc?,' inquiring the wlu-re-ahouts of Kino, Pal Sardo, Best School Spirit, Patty Tarrillion, Best Studi-nt, and Nell Fauhion, Most Poiscd. probe downtown Fan Antonio for the wayward canine. gal I almost finisfzed, 11111 I lmlrlrl I0 disturb the fly at ilu' boltonzfn In the spirit of Friendship Day, Mimi McKinney, Wittiest, Mary Ellcn Egan, Eriendlicst, Pat Cantnnar, Most Athletic, Mary Ellen Dunn, llc-st Sport. and Lillian W'hitc, Most Cheerful, enjoy a lnrcak from school routine. Hflfzf The poignant fzromzz aj l'6'VI1tlf spring. Best All-Around. Patty Hchrvarty, taking udxantagt- of the first breath of Spring, enjoys PHS's campus garlicd in green and white.

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FAVORITE PER o IEY RIGGE T, CREATE T, ' BE T L If it isn't Sffinny Sharon and the spearmint twistfn Best Dressed, Sharon Reilly, performs her version of the twist to amused on lookers, Rosie Curranza, Most Artistic, Pam Weger, Most Literary, Toni Holman Best Speaker. and Liz Kutne. Most Husirnl. while they relax after tests. 'Scotch and soda . . . Discussing the ingredients of tlie prom puneli are .ltltlll Rusor. Most Dependable. and Hike Howard, Carol Bueklioldt, Most Representative. and Ben Lively. Slltlfilll Reilly, Desi Dressed. and Charlie Doer.

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, 1 4 1, ww A-wk 'Qs me-If? 44 - U Tough, lxzd. Shirley Ncugebauer, Miss PLlbliCllll'0I1S, displays typical PHS spnrtsmansllip in congratulating runner-up, Betty Cardenas.