St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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,4 Rust colored leaves falling from the trees combine with cool breezes to take us into golden autumn With a sea- . . . 3 son's pass good for flying pigskins, cheering crowds, smiling jack-o-lanterns, and yellow cornstalks. 'The school year begins and freshmen are taken into the Whirlwind of high school activities. Upper turn and summer's happy-go-lucky. spirit with the birds giving way to the portant factor of lif another year, so remember

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4- IX TIIE SPOTLIGHT WHAT TALENT! The freshmen were entertain- ed by classmates at freshie mixer. Mary Ellen Doran, Marjorie Spindell, Judith Hesidence, and Diane Mor- ris formed a quartet and sang in old barbershop style. Future accordion kings, David Gaus and Louis Caporaletti, played two lively polkas. Francis Quine gave the piano a workout when he played Norwegian Concerto. Mary Helen McKinney Patty Meadows, and Pa- tricia Richak, in top hats, did the soft shoe tap! 3 They Sow the See s . .. . SHY FEET -y GREAT NUMBERS showed up at the annual freshman party to enjoy the fun and excitement planned for them. There was dancing of all kinds in the sham- rock-decorated gym. The freshmen were kept busy trying to guess the Mysg tery Man and seeing who could get the most auto- graphs. Awards included those for Mystery Man contest, door prizes, and the boy and girl who had acquired the most auto- graphs. After the big af- fair there were many weary but happy frosh.