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i Robert Hurley President With esteem, dignity Seniors make debut There has always been a senior class, endowed with the usual status of the upperclassman - big man on campus images and foreheads stamped with the words college bound . But as '69 graduates donned caps and gowns, a torch lit the year before instilled individual impressions of Usenioritisv. Fourth-year Paulites were educated in more ways than one. Besides learning physics and analytic formulas, seniors pronounced the theory We're number one as common law. Anatomy took on new dimensions when a senior nose was defined as a tom nally . As future government participants, twelve-graders utilized election rally techniques and established friendly relations with Chile and Switzerland through Manuel Eguiguren and Anne-Marie Roesle. Seniors cleared the air of academic haze with total commitment to sports excellence. Football drew All-State titles for Tom Nally and Mike Corbett, also receiving All-City stripes along with Mike Corcoran. A basketball season that started with high hopes exploded into a victory celebra- tion that carried Paulite enthusiasm up, up, and away. Senior stars attacked all opposition to lead the championship squad to a perfect season of 13-0. With pride and jubilation over a talent show skit, a 1929 Lincoln, or a scholarship reflecting hours of study, '69'ers continue style. 5 ,sin ,i,5,,,f'i John Charles Miller Denise Clare Wissman Vice-president Secretary
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. Q is LL.L Q Q S Seniors Fragments of memory and pieces of yesterday fill in the time and mind of senior year, the final year, the best and busiest year. Seniors reach out to take hold of a brave new world. Fourth-year enthusiasts live for the moment . . . Christmas carols, Lansing tears, cheers, senior prom expenses, retreat experiences. Seniors spending modules of time . . . invest hours as March of Dimes volunteers, car mechanics, bakery buffs, Tiger fans, community activists. Seniors persevere through academic brain pains Tolstoy, Cervantes . . . achievement tests and college housing pamphlets. Reach out for a change of pace: Rod McKuen to Rocky Rocoon. All encounters of senior year, 1969, span the bridge of yesterday and today and lead to the threshold of tomorrow. 119
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fiiis Mary Elizabeth Thill Treasurer LEFT: Ullrn not just another pret- ty facef' quips an eflicient Peter Peacock as he serves Pat Hille- brand at the Ring Day breakfast at Eddie Pawl's. FAR LEFT: Sue Smolenski helps Jan Gilbert untangle a misplaced hook after the Ring Day Mass. ' k Rosemary Elizabeth Look Th0maS Patrick Nally Girl's Social Chairman B0y'S Social Chairman
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