South Catholic High School - Canticle Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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I'ATE OF CONNECTICUT SCHOLARS for the Class of'75 are registered at twenty-seven, South's best representation. DY' STATE REPRESENTATIVES in their junior year are: Tom Shugrue and Pat Hallisey. ia 1 it in wQa.:Q'e ,fm ll U is W K, lgfgdg NF MM, . , f ' ., .'ft..l-'Q . - 's T'-Ll' '-nf' e-.-ix fb ,T tiit eeit rw' lrflilfffm ..1..,. , r-,-,H , ,,,,. 111 V r..'f-A-:M z -L.. 1 Q..-. H -Jgjkili , U W 4' CTX, 'Tf..fM N 1 Qt MN 1t.. C ' mf? . TUTORS give up free periods to help students who have academic difficulties. 27 4. .. x...,.r . ,

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if , W 'Eff at ccinnggcfzcur HOSIAICQZ H14 ,fn M n Senior members of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY pose in South's auditorium. At the far ends are Kevin Curran, president, and Kathy O'Hare, secretary-vice president. Pictured are eight of Southis NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED SCHOLARS. Missing: Caroline Skelley TUTORING, an undertaking of the NHS, is shown in action here. For the first time in the history of South do we have three NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS. They are: Kevin Greaney, Lynn Paquette, and Kevin Curran.

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e STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD members are seriously attentive to their president at a weekly meeting in the Activities Room rt. JAY MOLLEUR takes the front line as the assembled student body prepares for the annual MAGAZINE DRIVE. W 5 ilttr Q5 TOM and JOE DEL CIAMPO '77, se a I em to be pleased over the returns for the Overseas Aid collection.