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Page 37 text:
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l I Passing a lite-saver on a toothpick isn't as easy as onlookers seem to think. Marian Schaefer and Jerry Biederstadt compete at the Frosh-Senior party. ABOVE. 'Be careful, thinks Kevin McGrath as Mugs Grady pins a big brqther number on his shirt. Phil Nasser sees that no blood is shed. RIGHT. Sweeping right past themselves, Jane Galloy and Diane Saddy are willing to let Marge O'Donnell get caught with the broom. 33
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jim-M i , P My -z f ,-f, , , .. Searching the crowd for familiar faces, these reluctant, but eager, S.M. students buzz with noisy enthusiasm as they await the bell. The first look . . . An orientation program, led by Student Council president Phil Nasser, introduced Freshmen to religious, educational, and social organizations of the school. impatiently awaiting the first bell, the upper and lower classmen of this curious crowd sur- vey their surroundings as Freshmen warily eye the Seniors, on the look-out for any sign of foul play. They all receive their formal welcome at the Orientation Day assembly when they learn the ins and outs of St. Ivlary's lite. At the Senior-Freshman party all the Freshies meet their big brothers and sisters and soon become acquainted with the upperclassmen. Every- one enioys an evening ot games and dancing. Then, glad that St. Mary's is their school, the Freshies leave for home.
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WA, 4 Lee Periolat crowns Jeannene Lange Queen as King Wayne Blozis and Mr. Marquette lJoe Manskel and Miss lmmaculata lJoan Pahsl look on. Friendship, food, fun. The Goodwill Outing, marking the close of the financial campaign for the school pub- lications, was a succession of smiles from start to finish. From the ecstatic glow on the faces of the King and Queen to the earthy ioy of good food reflected in hun- gry faces, you can sense the keen happi- ness of a warm fall day. An air of friendly competition can be felt as the Seniors leave to solicit ads for the yearbook and news- paper, for they realize that the success of the campaign is up to them. Besides, who knows who'll be King and Queen? Then, when all the games are played, comes the moment when the points are tallied, and the winners of the trophy announced. This year it was Junior ll. One look at Judy Jahnz's face will tell you that. Coach Novak calmly announces contest results to frenzied Junior ll victors 4, . 34
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