St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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! TAMMY 'FYREIQ EXPLAINS TO PETE BRENT . . . There is another kind of love- a giving and helping kind of love. RHONDA. FHANDA, AND JULIEN . . . listen attentively as Tammy enthusiastically rec-reams the Story of Creation. THE ARHOGANCE OF MRS. CALL . . . is shown by Kathy Smrekar

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Lights go out, the curtain opens, and instantly, you are taken to the river's edge somewhere down South. A paper mache tree and a cardboard shanty boat suddenly take on the appearance of reality when joined by stage lighting, sound, and a masterpiece of a backdrop. The haunting strains of Tammy7' introduce you to the senior class production of 'Tammy Tell Me Truef' All this was accomplished through the untiring efforts of both class and directress alike, for, without the magic of Sister Mary Petronillais know-how, the play certainly would not have been the success it was. And, as the cur- tain closed, the seniors had another page to add to their scrapbook of many memories.. CASTOF MAJOR CHARACTERS Tammy Tyree .. ....t ,...,............ ..tt,........., M a rion Teasdale Grandpa ,, ,,,,t. . ,.,, Bill Timko Joey ,tt,,.....,c.,a,t, tt.a , .ct,. R ick Binni Tom Freeman. ,,,t, ..,tt.. C hris DeMarco Rita ,t.,...,tta.....,.c.,...t,.. .Y..... D orothy Rico Professor Everett ,, ..,tt, ., Larry ,lobko Pete Brent c. 7 c N Mike McCardel Miss Jenks .,v...t,, .,,t,... R ebecca Walling Mrs. Call .. , A Kathy Smrekar '37 The Reviews Read - Seniors Sensational? WITH INTENSE CONCENTRATION . . . Larry .lvbko devotes spare time backstage to assume the role of Professor Everett. AS TOM FREEMAN WITNESSES . . . Tammy Tyree willingly accepts the humbly offered apology of the stern College Dean of Women. ' ' -rlf' , ii

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QUEEN MARY ELLEN BABKA . . . reigns over the Holly Formal. True winter weather set the scene for the annual Holly Formal Midnight Under the Mistletoef' Since this was the senioris last big project of interior decorating, they decided to make it something to remember. Sparkling icicles hung from the ceiling giving an illu- sion of icy flakes falling on the snow-couple centerpiece. The park scene complete with shimmering frozen pond, the tables arrayed as gaily wrapped Christmas packages and the giant Christmas Tree which towered above the dance floor highlighted the occasion. All this was complimented by our own snow queen, Mary Ellen Bahka, and her senior court Jackie Lipper- man, Diana DeMatte, Carol Toth. Donna Semancik and Margaret Kenzora. As the last candle went out the Fantastic Sensa- tions slowly played the last dance, the couples went out again into the real winter weather, and the dance floor once again became St. ,lohnjs gym. COOKIES AND COKE . . . provide a refreshing touch. WHILE THE BAND TAKES A BREAK...couples gather around the decorative scenery for pictures.