St Joseph Academy - Sajoscript Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1973 volume:

fciafz-mw. Y: .- :eav- 'D ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY COLUIVIBUS, OHIO VOLUNIE 35 7,7 W W ,,ln.., This book is dedicated to Sister Camilla, our principal and our friend, whose patience and understanding have been invaluable to our growth throughout our years at St. Joseph Academy. gl 1 I r 4 . y1..l., ,X v'f W fs ENTS I 5114. I ,X Us 49, 1 ffjl, .:gi !ei..' U V s I ' uv'-' J 1 4 '-L VM 1 ! V 3' .,, wp. . -...l..' -'ff .sp 4447:-Cs -' ' ' f1f31 ....-15:4-s-Sf 'Y' -J' FALL FESTIVAL The Fall Festival, our annual fun-making and money-making project, was held on October 15. Gaily decorated food and game booths and a full-course spaghetti dinner were the main attractions. All in all, the entire day was a total success. 'W' 4 On November 2, the Spanish Departmentlunder the direc- tion of lVlrs. Brommer celebrated EI dia de la muerte lThe Day of the Deadl, the Spanish fiesta of All Souls' Day. The entire school joined in the festivities. EL nm me LA MUERTE T - - Tw- 1 fvvainmgs . A 'i Nl A ' 'U mf, TM -- i -rg: ,Mr BIG LITTLE SISTER On November 29, the Big-Little Sister Get- Together was held at Shakey's. Everybody R had a blast eating pizza, dancing, and singing. What a night! SINISTER HOUSE '19 -'H meta! 1' 1 Q X-R5 l JK 5 Tom Taggart's play, Sinister House, was presented on Nov- ember 17, under the direction of Nlrs. Weiland. The three act play consisted of an all female cast. The surprise ending thoroughly delighted the au- 9 dience. 6 'W' 2 il 3 giver. V , ..,g.g- -'. CHRISTMAS CONCERT The annual Christmas Concert was held on the evening of December 15th. With the combined efforts of Sister Maureen and Mrs. Carter, the girls put on a commendable performance. Old and new songs were sung by the high school ensemble and freshmen chorus. The 7th and 8th grade chorus highlight- ed the program with the delightful rhythm of the Orff instruments. l l l l ., as . ,,4 L ll. , l - W, - 'Int T Y -- - . -- - .- , ,. .7 iz, V ..-1 L+. , ,-:-,jg.,,..i.. .VM H, 2.2!- 3? an- 7 STUDENT TAKE-OVER DAY On January 22, Student Council spon- sored Student Take-Over Day , during which members of the faculty and stu- dent body had an opportunity to ex- change roles. The day provided all in- volved with insights into problems faced in the classroom, as well as with some amusing moments. 'T ,.lf-na, ii? 7 'Z To provide a break in the winter dol- drums, intercession was held during the week of February 12 to 16. No classes were held, but everyone had a full sched- ule of activities, which included various at-school activities and camping and over- night trips. A FlNIAN'S RAINBOW On Nlarch 23 and 24, SJA presented Fini- an's Rainbow , a musical play in two acts, under the joint direction of lVlrs. Ann Weiland, Sr. Maureen Sauer, and lVlr. Fred Smith. The large cast, which included a Chorus and Gos- peleers, was headed by Taryn Hunter, Tony Keiner, Ricky Becker, Teresa Smith, Brian Smith, and Tom Applegate. if w it lil .. v if I N , . .,-9 '. f,5g-,513 l , , - . r wr , ,f-., ' -I3 '. . ,rl F T., y1-l- L:..4 4 '- - 1. 'Rl' 0-. Contributing greatly to the success ofthe production were the people behind the scenes, especially the costume, prop, lighting, and make-up committees. The entire play was an un- paralleled success. l l z , I x , u. ' 1 ,L i 's 0 5.5 , 5'1'5iEi,:f1ff: 8575- EE:::::1:::::E2Ei' l l , is f HAH? - -zz:-'::1:Q:1:11II1.E--' ', ',.. '-':::::'::- . . 5-.-::::1:::C:::::1:'.L- 1 L CJ F :N-M N V A v J- L ur .QF RFQ ' A 1 'r-, f' .9 .F .g. , 1 41 's Lu. 15' 1, M, , ki 1 if -1 ...F .5 H.. is I fl .. l .L n,, gas - 'if' V 'L ' U ' . -fl' M Q 1 1 M ' . I! 31 5. . .31 '. 5 V. ,- ,-an A ,ki , ei f -if r QS. . 4 Z I 1 L 'ae f+X if., F. ll 5, JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM This year, the Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 28 at the Christopher Inn. A live band and a delicious dinner were among the many attractions of the eve- ning. .L A 5 4 ful .,, 4 9- I ky ET SCSMIS - , , sv Y. 1 . g .,-X -I gf 4, '- ll - - - . . -553' N .-YH fl-F45 l -V','3f'f Sir:- lgf 'M 44, Q' 3- 'Yif'-P -3 KH' -..- '. ri', f .-,211-Afv. in .J- V l ' .YL If , Qu. V 'kv Q-. I: W1-I '. XL S it 1' 1.4 F' , . ' x? as-3 .F ' 10 -? it ma, H , 2-.,q..H1a'a' 'pin ' 7 Q L I- K 'A ' WHEN . mmm sunm H' Nfl 0 gl I Q 5 ' .is Q -J N .Q mf-ffv'!'! SME , Cf1.F'j 'gmc ' Y L .:,j-fr, :3V4g, ,x I agile u I .- KE, 1 'M . 44. .X . fslvvju 1 --.yr , ug . f ' wal, T Q 'o-Ruff! .gn W A 'L a WLS' I 5 W!! - L S 1 , A .,A tt 'it 1 l ' . I. ' ,Q ' x b 5 . x 5, J . 4 . If . ,. 4 I. 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ANN MARY JURKA Upper Elementary Administrator Religion C10-123 ll' 'fx 5 SR. JO ANN RECKER French C9-121, Q Religion HO-123 ' gi SR. JEANNE STAAS ivis. MARY KAY HUIVIIVIEL Language Arts, Religion 191 English i11i, Religion C10-123 18 IVIS. JULIE STRAUB Religion C10-12i, Typing DR. KING BRADOW Social Studies l11-12l SR. MARY SEHAPHINE KUNTZ English I10 812, MRS. PAULINE NEMECEK Physical Education 1 X J R - . . I - I I I -, u- X, L..- IVIS. LINDA CARTER Algebra ll, Chemistry, Physics 1' A -, 'Q 'Sy Q MRS. MADINE WALKER Social Studies l9l ,:fA: THE FINEST YEARS I EVER KNEW WERE ALL THE YEARS I HAD WITH YOU MRS. JACOUELYN KIBBEY Art l9-12l il' lVlR. RICHARD BROMNIER Biology, General Science lm: lf- iL- SR. LINA HESS MRS. ANN WEILAND High School Librarian Home Economics i9-12l, Journalism, Theatre Arts l10-12l MRS. PRISCILLA BROMMER Spanish l9-12l MR. GEORGE LASKOWSKI Latin I9-12I, Mathematics my MRS- ROSENIARY sovA Media Center Language Arts I9I SR PATRICIA ROOKS Mathematics Reluguon I9 12I MRS PAULA FRESHWATER French Typlng I9 12I MRS ROSEMARY POSTON Guldance Psychology TIME HATH TAMING HAND SR. JULIE CLARE JACOB Private Piano, Organ SR. JOSEPH MARIE Office SR. NIAUREEN SAUER SR. MARGARET GENEVIEVE Lunch Program Co-ordinator CAFETERIA STAFF 22 I in fff' f'-1.- N U ' in 1 my X 9 X xii ' ,Mfr ,'5..1f' L- 5 mf :X Q 1 i 'I' 1 l iiiiusru, i fp, ,I I i in fjgf' ' fi' I I .4 , NIRS. EVA WOLF , Y uf In W A Secretary Fi' Y 1,, ,,, ,- , .- Y V ight iL,riTi-Li5.EVAii- ' '- IFN Choral i9-12J, Piano, Private voice , if.. ' fv-r4 - - 1-as -- -y.,n.e. .9 ,mr 11:-fiiiiiff 4'-'wi , p.:',1 - '1 .1 . , wk- 5. . -sf 1' A f-fy 3- 5' M. -. .K . sf Q b wi' X nr' .10 -L Q WRX r-Q., K 'R 522: xi - -ft- gf his '-4. :- rg .632 . in ' . Vicki Abbott Angela Altman Margaret Bowen Hope Brown Janet Dutkin Theresa Farkas Dianne Hietter Deborah Howells Suzanne Ley ::.-,:-1 I i v1 Katrina Jeffries, Audry Klimke Elizabeth Koch, Julie Kuhn Linda Manierre Suzanne Garleb, Pamela Goudlock Lisa Gugle, Patricia Harrigan f ' ' wa.. - 1 km Suv! 4 at A ffii' 1. .1-H -il Fl . 'Q' ya 1 .X 4 'rg i' A. - tix, . B p,gf T x- :.i 'Q' 1 . if , -.- Qxify- I ,. .., i. In ' 1 1' v' .J , .i , N 'uf' Nancy M G Mary B h M EORII J AP Jane Schmitz Debbie Smith Denise Spellman Ly d Th M 1 T p Stephanie Welch Lle WII Kh I W h Ab S MY AT yP d g T yO MayFI lb h Ch Ry BUT IT'S GOING TO TAKE SOME TIME THIS TIME AND I CAN'T MAKE DEMANDS BUT LIKE THE YOUNG TREES IN THE WINTERTIME I'LL LEARN HOW TO BEND 25 Kimberleigh Hughes Taryn Hunter 26 Theresa Albanese Betsy Barlow Marci Baumann Kathy Bearden Catherine Berry Betsy Bush CLASS l s:Q H1 ll Gabrielle Kennedy, Mary Ellen Martin Colette Massey, Laura McCloskey UF '75 Cheryl Corwin, Regina Cummings Jeanne Davis, Patricia Gleich L r -i1'i ri Annette McDaniel Jeanette McDaniel I,-fr?-Q1'f,Qi5'. Q-if Marianne Moras 'I K, Mary Jane Moser K . t O1 ' IL, A . I . I L ' ,V 1 , I ik 1.-1 5. -A 'I' 21' . Il., . ya, 1 if I . . I, , I ,N C Karen Fiichardson, Elizabeth Schmidt, Aux-Vasse Simms I 15 .4 5-'pf gg, 3 I J f I , . U I ! -I l. i,:AA Win, qflziilk -- 'I I . . na .,,- -11:1 .I 'I I I .r 'f' ' , I' ' 'LIE---4-' Q' ri . - X f E 7 ' --lr' I' T I f I . 3 ' f 1 ,,.?...f , ,- X, I 5:-vi. . ,- - -gg.--.-. . -P-rf-L4'-'f,, ' ' 'refs' A 'J . , LES, 5.2 4, . ws ' We ,I 1' I . 1 Q-.w,..g.,., -.I ,,.,,. . . :AI-,tv , Iijn ,. W- Q-fig' - I , .1 li 1 E' ' . 4, .V L ,I 4 , ' .' vi THINK OF YOU, PRAY FOR YOU2 AND WHEN ANOTHER DAY IS THROUGH, I 5 I, pq ,,..I3N'-if fII.I'I :f.-- I -rx. If - 'f- ,mgmi f 1 , ,, it 1 9 , I I 'I s R Latonya Warren Gretchen Welch Diana Westhoff U A ' Lori Smith-e-lncas,Tonyia Tidline, Margaret Trapp I Iii? f A f ' ' , .gk III' 'X I Lesa Wood, Regina Young Absent: Susan Atkinson Margo Klein 27 FRIENDS, I WILL REMEMBER YOU, Mary Anglim Lori Baumann Mary Brennan Theresa Brenner Rhonda Brown Barbara Bush Jill Driver Susan Farrell Kim Kegelmeyer, Dori Kelleher CLASS U F '74 Tess Calderone, Katie Corbett Eileen Crosbie, Julie Croson Z 'Lf L. Ley Gray Anne Herrmann Mary Lynn Hoelker Theresa Hooper :L ,sw '-f as 'KL ' ' .- uv gf. 5' f- Cv my Barbara Wh Julie M F dd Christine Prunte, Vicki Morris, Margaret Prendergast Renee Retterer, Cecelia Roland by, Ann Ship W lk There Smith P S h h M C I CAN'T BE CONTENTEO WITH YESTEROAY'S GLORIES I CAN'T LIVE ON PRONIISES WINTER TO SPRING TODAY IS MY MOMENT AND NOW IS MY STORY I'LL LAUGH AND I'LL CRY AND I'LL SING Absent: Marsha Sell 29 ,,,r oy.- -4-as .1 I 4..Egv x'5'-E 1 fl' ' ' ..u.'.S'QE4mi, 1-' QL I Umm. .Lx 'Lia A-fgpmiifj' g WWF 3 11514- Uggfll '. , ..N,.U4. ,. y -, n..4.f. A1 ,. ,gg . '4.' ww , . A. f 'W T, .' 1 .CU .' 2-. L, . J 55 Jx' W 1 -- 'D x ACA ENIICS H5 in W . w Q. 'rf' ' . . Afirf' 1' I it av W , ya N . Q' ,, 'ix . ' , 'K W x Lx Wu 3 9 J -9- Xf 5,1 :G-V 12-Tx 6 Q - .i x:. 'v1. , . ', QL.. 175 A r Q Av, ' 11.0. nfl U? . J. f ., .- -' -, -gg:-4 , - '- .f- A . L .f'4Q - .kv Q 7, , ':f- 'nw , X-, ., ., '-91?-C-' , n Q' .. . ,C - 'L s.:,s.Q,i'., 132. Q Y ' gi, 9 . 5 A Li' IW' 1 . Q., 2-4 5. Hi . nk I 'X .. ,fl ,tk , W 1 AL Rx . ,Y -1 1...- T.. Y. 1 fl if T . ,. SCHOOLOAYS, SO WE GATHER, ARE THE SWEETEST DAYS THAT WE'lI KNOW, AND IF IT REALLY IS SO, WELL, IT COMES AS A BIT OF A BLOW! I MEAN, IF SCHOOLDAYS ARE THE BEST OF OUR LIVES IMAGINE THE REST OF OUR LIVES! SCHOOLDAYS, SCHOOLOAYS. NEVER LET ME GO! 34 495251 f - Q BSE ,, 1 ,, 'hx 49-41 .x lk- :rr-1 YZ: , M .fi W 12 1: Auf -A na In ' un Q.: r I um--. 55 4,3 I A I ,w u ,M 1 1 -, , .gc w Aw. ,A L,::r,,, ufl, , gill' 1' L-W . 11?E:2 + , , M, QQ, VV' Q 1, 'H H v I Y I X, 1 , wr-.3 '.s'.41G -ai: fm I ., ,'., k I, ,',,1 , -1435 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Sitting: Vicki Abbott and Diane Hietter, Freshmen: Betsy Bush and Patty Gleich, Sophomores. Standing: CeeCee Roland and Rhonda Brown, Juniors: Amy Little and Doreen Mitchum, Seniors. ,, P Sitting: Julie Croson, Sister JoAnn IAdvisorI, Mary Lynne Hoelker, and Theresa Hooper. Standing: Denise Spellman. 40 I STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCILOFFICERS Stephanie McCreary, President: Joy Mitchell, Vice-President: Peggy Trapp, Treasurer: Cindy Ulietti, Secretary Pro Tempore: Sister JoAnn and Mrs. Kibbey, Advisors: Secretary, Marci Baumann. Inot shownl Sitting: Bianca Smith-e-Incas, Mrs. Brommer IAdvisori, and Jacci Cenci. Standing: Teryl Young, Ley Gray, Vicki Morris, and Cindy Ulietti. SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Chrrs Ryan Presudent Sue Garleb Vrce President Tracy Ouunt Secre tary Pam Goudlock Treasurer Sister Patrlcla Advlsor C S S O F F I C E R S FY -L., ,JQN-1 315115 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tern Bell, President, Serena Serra, Vrce President, Mary Jo Eberly, Secretary, Lrsa Balogh, Treasurer, Srster JoAnn, Advrsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mary Jane Moser Presudent Mary Martin VlcePres1dent Kathy Bearden Secretary Jeanne Davls Treasurer Mr and Mrs Brommer Advisors X JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Erleen Crosble Presrdent Tess Calderone Vice President Mary Brennan Treasurer Mlss Straub Advisor IT WAS A GOOD TIME IT WAS THE BEST TIME AND WE BELIEVED THAT IT WOULD LAST FOREVER WE WOULD STAY TOGETHER AND SHARE THE LAUGHTER 41 2 , : , - ' I E , 2 . . , it ' .1 lf,v,' -' I nk. L : , r , T . I M l , , I Y t , I f 1- '- ' M, . . I I I to Y W1 I I I 'I I ' E E A , I ,, . 4, - ' If ' 3f'!iI '- jk? fa sf ' .1 K, ' ' L,,1 ' ..A. l . A, 'Nz , - ' f' ' ' A ' Ny ' . Vaci ' - F ' ' . ' - 'aff L. 'E K Ff'1f': ' 'T 4' ' ' V' , T7 .3IU'--I - I I V, It-V -3 I I Y I I I . , STANDING: 'Mary Jane Moser, Teresa Hooper, Ms. Linda Carter, Advisor: Vicki Morris, Chris Prunte, Julie Croson. SITTING: Amy Little, Teri Bell, Rhonda Brown, Renee Retterer. STANDING, BACK ROW: Dori Kelleher, Katie Corbett, Mary Brennan, Peggy Trapp, Mary Jane Moser, Bianca Smith-e-Incas. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Teri Bell, Elyse Massey, Susie Eberly, Joy Mitchell, Rhonda Brown. SITTING: Mary Jo Eberly, Georgia Mase, Ms. Carter, Advisor: Jacci Cenci, Cindy Ulietti. SCIENCE CLUB IN THE KNOW STANDING: Sr. Mary Seraphine, Advisor: Mary Jane Moser, Mary Brennan, Georgia Mase, Annette Lendacki, Cindy Ulietti, Bianca Smith- e- ncas. SITTING: Teresa Smith, Mary Jo Eberly. STANDING: Diane Hietter, Jill Driver, Jeannie Paster, Marijean Tupper, Mary Lynn Hoelker. SITTING: Sr. Patricia, Advisor: Teresa Hooper, Pam Goudlock, Julie Croson. REO CROSS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STANDING: Michele Kennedy, Julie Croson, Renee Retterer, Gabrielle Kennedy, Regina Cummings, Mrs. Ann Weiland, Advisor. SITTING: Cheri Corwin, Georgia Mase, Terri Graham, Lita Oguich, Mary Jo Meacham. STANDING: Mrs. Ann Weiland, Advisor: Amy Little, Peggy Trapp, Katie Corbett, President: Kim Kegelmeyer, Vice-President: Vicki Bau- man, Secretary: Renee Retterer, Laurie Ley, Eileen Crosbie, Katrina Jeffries. SITTING: Chris Prunte, Ley Grey, Mary Brennan, Teri Bell, Pam Goud- lock, Lisa Gugle, Erin O'ReiIly. NEWSPAPER STAFF YEARBDDK EDITDRIAL BDARD STANDING: Mrs. Ann Weiland, Advisor: Cindy Ulietti, Business Manager: Colette Massey, Elyse Massey. SITTING: Georgia Mase, Associate Editor: Mary Jo Eberly, Edi- tor: Joy Mitchell. STANDING: Serena Serra, Lisa Balogh, Angela Kirk, Lesa Wood. SITTING: Julie Croson, Chris Prunte, Renee Retterer, Vicki Mor- ris. YEARBDUK STAFF DRAMA CLUB 43 G.A.A. BOAR D G. A. A. lfrom top, clockwisel: Colette Massey, Social Chairman: Melinda Peters, Publicity Chairman: Dori Kelleher, Athletic Director: Susie Farrell, Vice-President: Susan Eberly, President: Mrs. Nemecek: Elyse Massey, Treasurer: Ann Shipley, Secretary. G.A.A. REPRESENTATIVES i 1, 5. ' gf... . .,.. 'il ' 'n R -Q 1 . al. . E :H -I , e llie! I W ' S: V . '51 -., . I 1 ' A 1 iff.-:lg A ,f YD Y T VAVI I, F A H , 3 f pil H' 1 ji f V .'- '- L - wlflinhfm i ' 'f lfrom top, clockwisel: Betsy Bush, Sophomore: Lesa Wood, Sopho- more: Margaret Prendergast, Junior: Pam Goudlock, Freshman: Diane Kerr, Junior: Tracy Prendergast, Ff6Shman- t LJ- .J 3 W' V P i i 4,1-U.: --,q A '. .'..v. -- -1--1'-1 mug , J 1 -x n Ld .,,:, egLQ5arVg sm A -m -. fu ff- + vn- Y ' i 2 J -,., ,.. NIURS L -7, ,pr .Q J 1.14. v I ...v F, . 'YW 1, v -, , 1, .,l,. ar 7.9 322 ,.. - 75.1 'T . CrLkg:2:',:1 fjggif? on if 2-'lui 'Q Y-?fPf'i --ff' '13 ...aw I x --I-:cg in-ai.. VICKI BAUMANN If life hands you a lemon, make lemonade. LISA BALOGH Laugh at your friends, and if your friends are sore, So much the better, you may laugh the more. Zi LX. l 1' V F. X5 S l .V Il , l El P fl gl I i t ,, l ,. . l THERESE BELL On ne voit pas bien qu 'avec Ie coeur. L 'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. JACQUELINE CENCI The music In my heart I bore long after ut was heard no more f,5QX PATRICIA DOWNEY He that would live in peace and ease, must not speak all he knows, nor judge all he sees. l l ,ivy MARY JO EBERLY lVlan's nature does not allow him to find happiness in stagnation. 48 3 Q I bf if'- 'uv fa l 12 ,K g5an!'0 SUSAN EBERLY The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but not that of having been one. THERESA GRAHAM As Pope Obsequious XXXII once said: Aqaba! if ,PWR LQ- 'TN4' MICHELE KENNEDY Let us permit nature to have her way: she understands her business better than we pw, I av 'P'f F rv ,Hasan ,Q ,,,., +L DEBRA IERACE We do not what we ought What we ought we do And lean upon the thought Chance will bring us through 49 l TINA KRISTOF try to understand the person i am and not the one i pretend to be. 1 - W . l ,, y T ' i! in Vi X 1 l I , A f tl . tri 5' . . e. 5: , - r' ' if- 2' ff . l Q In EE.. 1, ' ,F -- , ' 'Zgfi A5 2' , ' hi ll Y x 'yn N... 3,5 qu s .N A , A, 6 V t ,. - ,' - 1' if , 1 :Q I ': .S K X , 1 3 . 1 1 Q I.: -Ali' T1 '-551, :' ' M .2 , Y If ' 'I ffl'-' 7 S v'.:V:, V ., ix ' 1 gi xe ' 4 - i .fd . N if A ri ' J 3 A A 'Q '1 ,,,. .ll .1 ' l' ' l 5 Mu- . .1 T TM nl li, X' 1 A K CHERYL LACOUR Lock not your heart on love, For keys are too easily lost. . I, . , is X an , T ' 1 AMY LITTLE Love is a single soul dwelling in two bodies. 50 JANET MARCH! We all have just one life. And all that it wants you to do is live it, to the best of your ability. 1 C i L14 N. ELYSE MASSEY You've got so much to say, say what you mean, mean what you're thinking, and think anything. J ,... STEPHANIE MCCREARY Everything derives from eternity, and every thing must return to it. -Qx ' 1 MARY JO Nl EACHAIVI The miracle is that life continues. The sorrow is that we do not. 52 , i, 'z J 5:iQgiQ3Pg i' li V M f N4 .fp tj 'I .,,. ii Ei , 1 T W E 'S--...aa JOYCE MITCHELL To find the beautiful, we must carry it with us. DOREEN NIITCHUM Don't think that the limit of your power of perception is also the limit of all there is to perceive. 4f l' LITA OGUICH Those which cannot feel the Irttleness of great things in themselves are apt to oxer look the greatness of little things in others LYNNE MORRIS Because my mouth! Is wide with laughter! And my throat ls deep with song! You do not think! I suffer after! l have held my pain so ong TERI PAGE Not all glitters that is gold! Not all those who wander are lost! The old that is strong never withersl Deep roots are not reached by frost. els mx ' fin! MELINDA PETERS ln your lifetime there are three secrets. The first is from your friends. The sec- ond is from yourself. The third is . . . .JR f 'ZlP' 7,2 H' -1157 54 SERENA SERRA Take your time, think a lot, think of every- thing you've got: Because you'll still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. BIANCA SMITH-E-INCAS lt is good to aspire to the highest peak to reach for the brightest star. But as only promising be it within your grasp then you must struggle to catch it . CLEMYA THURMAN What it is If you don t In e the effects don t produce the cause L 'wt .fl W N s , X , X. i .,.v Hi ' ' : ' 'k CYNTHIA ULIETTI Look with your understanding, find out what you already know and you'lI see the way to fly. il 1 l ELLEN UNKEFER The most beautiful thing we can ex- perience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. i PAMELA WATTERSON And l'm waiting for Alice in Wonderland to retransmit to me her total dream of inno- 56 cence. TIME IT WAS, AND WHAT A TIME IT WAS, IT WAS . . . A TIME OF INNOCENCE. A TIME OF CONFIOENCES. LONG AGO . . . IT MUST BE. . . I HAVE A PHOTOGRAPH. PRESERVE YOUR MEMORIES: THEY'RE ALL THAT'S LEFT YOU I X .A..,, lu fl . yn, ,A , ' . rw .-ff :inf 'Q V Jr' A v .:' - t 'Q FWS ' A .Q f , 1 F 'S L-' ' . I '.f ,': .4 2 K ,iff hiv: Tiff' 1,5 E424 GRADUATION JUNE 3, 1973 li i y . s 1 , , , ' L IN NIY END IS IVIY BEGINNING f4I ' Mrs. Warren Baltimore Kathi Baumann Therese Bell Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas R. Bell Dr. Douglas E. Brown Class of '75 Class of '76 Compliments of a friend Cookie Monster Katie Corbett Mrs. Ronald Corwin Jim 84 Joanne Davis Mr. 84 Mrs. John G. Eberly Mary Jo Eberly Compliments of a friend PERSONAL PATRUNS Mary Jo 81 Mike Dr. Harold E. McDaniel Dr. William J. Mooney Mrs. Betty Morris Mrs. Rosemary Poston The John J. Prunte Family The Louis Quint Family Renzetti's Markets Compliments of a friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Mervin M. Roland 8: Family Santa Claus Mr. gl Mrs. Louis M. Sell Serena Serra Mr. Fred L. Smith Spanish Circle Dr. 84 Mrs. Floyd Faust and Cassie J'-llie lVl- Straub Anne Herrmann Cindy U- Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Kegelmeyer Mr- 81 Mrs. CIWSFIGS Weilafld Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack L. Kennedy Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Aaron Welch Dr. Rodney V. Kirk and family Mr. 81 IVIFS- Edward W9Sfh0ff tina kristof 62 Lori Baumann BUSINESS PATRUNS The B and A Paint Co. 4503 N. High St. Baumann Bros. Heating and Plumbing 995 Thurman Ave. James L. Baumann, Representative Class of '73 Saint Joseph Academy Class of '74 Saint Joseph Academy Compu-serv Network Inc. 5000 Arlington Centre Congratulations, Cindy Ulietti Ohio State lnstitue of Finance Congratulations, Class of '73 The Martin Family J.A. Croson Plumbing 84 Heating, lnc. 2130 Franklin Rd. Donato's Pizza 1000 Thurman Ave. Elyse, Lisa, Serena, tina - '73 George 81 Cyn Keep on Truckin' Holiday Inn - Downtown 175 East Town St. Huntington National Bank 17 S. High St. Intraspace Planning Group, Inc. 230 E. Town St. Ken Bush Appliance, Inc. 1201 Olentangy River Road Kennedy's Parking Lots 545 Woodsfield Dr. Khourie's lnc. 1644 Northland Mall Joe Kristof Bowlers Pro Shop 866 Oakland Park Ave. Nlr. 81 Nlrs. John R. Mase Nazareth Towers 300 E. Rich St. Newspaper Staff Saint Joseph Academy O'Reilly Bros. Concrete, Inc. 564 Frebis Ave. Preferred Title 84 Guaranty Agenc V, 165 E. Livingston Ave. John Quint 84 Sons Funeral Home 1177 W. Fifth Ave. Saga Food Service-Vern Johnson Capital University Sainato Pharmacy 7175 E. lVlain St. Schreick's Photo Studio 189 S. High St. The Serra Family Serra Insurance Agency 4355 N. High St. lVlr. 8: lVIrs. John L. Ulietti lnc 63 I 'Q K if W , ,Nh V 7 ,-uf - . .gr ,, .-J . '. s ,V , 5 af Bum W r . 1 2 M V D Y K, l .T--:. .3-52 , ' 1 -, ,g. 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