Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LOOKS LIKE EVERYBODY ' S GETTING BEAT AT THIS CARD GAME. RIGHT. CLARK? CALLAHAN SEES THAT HE HAS NO CHANCE OF WINNING. )t - A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL. FALL FESTIVAL This year ' s Turkey Raffle was the most successful in the history of the school. It was the first time that each homeroom reached one- hundred percent. The Festival had several new booths which were quite successful. Among these were the gambling booth, the cake booth, and the new puU- ' um booth. Besides the many booths and different kinds of games available there were other forms of entertainment. A dance was held pi-imarily for students at which time it was possible to relax and talk with old friends. The Festival and the Turkey Raffle were both huge successes, and the money realized will be used to renovate the cafeteria. 156

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1. VINCENT WYNNE, PRESIDENT: FR. GORG; ROSEMARY FINKE, SECRETARY; FR. FAVRET. 2. COLE WILLGING, MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN; DAVID TALMADGE, BINGO CHAIR- MAN: GEORGE HORN, ENTERTAINMENT CHAIRMAN; VICTOR BERLADGE, VICE PRESIDENT. PARENTS PICK UP WELFARE BADGES. PURCELL WELFARE The Welfare Association is the organization through which the parents learn of their sons ' scholastic stature. Their meetings are held once a month. The Welfare is also responsible for many improvements in the build- ing, for the proceeds of the Turkey Raffle and Festival are donated for this purpose. The ladies of the Welfare, by the funds received from their annual card party, help finance the senior prom.