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Dan McCormick and Joe Shepherd. Mlchele Farrar flashes her persuasive smlle to sell tickets. Mr. Kelley chows down with hls wlnnlng homeroom at McDonald's. Doc fMr. Janellej has all the answers on selllng ads. The second fund-raising effort of the year was the sale of raffle tickets. There were four prizes: the first prize was a week's trip to Hawaii, and the three others were a shopping spree, a color television, and a S100 savings bond. The sophomore class was the top in the school and Shelley Laws was the top seller. The school as a whole made S8018 or 66.896 of it quota. Incentives were certificates for albums and a dinner. 15
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I TRIS T0 H OR 5900 CASH Can ann Praize - Help BRS F5235 ' 3? Mr. Nletzo, Developmental Director, speaks to the student body about fund-ralslng. chant up another sale for l Nancy Weigel puts bgard up to The Yearbook staff poses as the Seven Dwarfs for the Patron Drlve assembly. date. The fall Patron Drive was a big success with the school ex- ceeding its goal of 514,000 by 5260. The drive, which lasted two weeks, involved selling ads to various local business and also to individuals for the Yearbook, to show their support of the school and of a Catholic education. There were several incentives provided to encourage sales, such as lunch at McDonaId's and an afternoon of bowling. The school was rewarded with a free day for its efforts. After the totals were finalized the Seniors were on top with 1 1696. The top seller of the school was Kristine Scherer with 5515. mighty: Homeroom 110 won the Incentive of lunch at McDonald's. 14
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Victory Bell and float are proudly displayed at the St. Joe game. Jerry Guerra and Tom Spendlarlan have a good disguise. Fr. Gray encourages us to colour our world with love. Reflecting. Sharing. Partlclpatlng. Student life has many aspects . . . the spirit and pride of a big game, the fun and laughs of the Halloween party and the dances, the quiet con- templation at school masses and re- treats. And throughout all these ac- tivities and events, there is an undercurrent . . . a rhythm . . . yes, ll:'s A Living Thing i Perkins hears the arrival of Panther caravan
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