St Mary High School - Astrolabe Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Cltlfl, l Approachlng scholarly success the mterestlng way are these thxrd year students Its a vocabulary baseball game wlth Catcher Mary OConnor on the alert as Helen Harman pltches words at Gerald McDev1tt Ellen Andrews on th1rd IS ready to come home Mary Blarr guards thtrd and Marllyn Kenny tallres the score lhroughout the course of the year the chemxstry class conducts expenrnents whrch are dlfflcult and dangerous fchlonnel and qurte pracncal tfor housewtves ent1f1c Jumors S1 Sl senor IS not all youd learn 1t you VlSll9d tlne Spanxsh class For the Celts who take th1s language obtain rnuch knowledge of the hxstory and cus toms of our Lat1nArner1can netghbors Spamsh the up and cornmg language should be an essentlal for every asolnno young busrness rnan and woman 34 boiling water.l The new chemistry laboratory is still a source ot delight for sci-

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'Ist Row Norma Hrckman Mary Lou Phelan John 3rd Row Davld Hoffman Thomas McDevltt James Mor Cavanaugh Jean Noppe Mary Ellen Rooney Joanne rnssey Louus Muller Duane Smnth Donald Cassady Vaughn Glorsa Herman Wulllam Kaplnnska 2nd Row Donna OConnor Loulse Boardman Patrucua 4th Row Mauruce Kerwrn Rlchard Kluk Wnllnam Greer Clanton Aluce Conley Wnllnam Muterspaugh Bernard Stackowucz Robert Class Offlcers Hller Wlllnam Rooney Wllllam Kaplrnskl Donna O Connor Norma Jean Huckman James Morrnssey Sprrnt rs a rare gaft but when It s school sprrnt nts a blessrng These sophomores of room 5 have proved themselves blessed by theur actvve partucupatuon on Hugh School functions 36 Games and dances are always well attended by thvs robust crowd theor presence frllnng the alr wrth a sprrnt of yovraluty Perhaps thus splrut as due to the fact that the best way to spread joy as through a bug healthy smule ' I I ' I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . ' I I ' I I I 1 - 1 1 , . . I . ,, I ' 1