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Our Family Portraits TOP: With the advent of portable electronic games, even the faculty is caught up in the excitement Coach Vernon Powell demonstrates his ability with the u Porta-Pac-Man”. ABOVE: In addition to being awarded a plaque, the winners of the In¬ tramural Football were also treated to dinner at Pizza Hut. En¬ joying their meal are Barnes Longacre, Donald Wood and Brantley Broome. RIGHT: Each year, a lucky young man is chosen to be Homecoming King at Our Lady’s Academy. This year the recipient was John Jones , who is jubilantly carried across the floor by well-wishers .
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HHBH rnmii] OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Displaying their affection and sup¬ port, Alumni return for Homecoming. BOTTOM: Giving their best effort, Ed Dunn, Mark Sheffielaand Greg Naiff add their voices to the Homecoming Pep Rally. Mark ' s unusual attire was in keeping with the spirit of the event. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Drawing back, Matt Scardino {quarterback of the Varsi¬ ty Squad) and Chuck Yarborough go through their paces for the TV News cameras. LEFT CENTER: First Place Winner in the Homecoming Parade built by the Sophomore class. Except for the cannon, which was generously donated by Brother Mit¬ chell. BELOW: Sacking out during a quiet reflective period on Senior Retreat are Tommy Serpas and Duane Kuhlman. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: The Rockachaw cheerleaders drop to kneel before the Rocks crash through the Banner. Many hours were spent constructing these banners. BOTTOM RIGHT: M. P. Dumesnil and John Jones look on in amusement as Brother Joseph Donovan unwraps one of his Christmas gifts. M w L
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LEFT: Spiritual growth is enhanced through school and class masses. Here Brother Carl, SC, offers communion to Massey Arrington. BELOW: Although drama is a part of our everyday life, Ford Gaudin and Matt Stieffel participate in a mock drama. BOTTOM LEFT: The physical growth of the student is also catered to, as evidenced by Senior Kevin Stone working out in the “temple.” BOTTOM RIGHT: Avid intellectual discourse such as between faculty members Mike Gemelli and Ron Engel is thoroughly endorsed.
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