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Beverly Boiler Dwight Boiler Larry Breault Stephen Bush Robert Cervera Sarah Jane Devane Lu Ann Dixon Lauri Fiffe Gus Gustafson Margaret Gustafson Richard Gutierrez Kenneth Hageman Cynthia Herron Pat Hoover Jess Hooper Gary Houser Lisa Jones Bill Jones Sherry Kippes Michele Leone Michael Lynch Nancy Meyers Chris Olsson Albert Perilla Daniel Proudfoot Nicky Proudfoot Beth Ann Roberts Nancy Sanders Casey Smith Tim Stepen Kent Stuckey Camille Suees Cathy Teply Phillip Vega Howard Wohlfarth 29 Not pictured: Lisa Burke
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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT— Cathy Teply, Secretary; Nicky Proudfoot, Treasurer; Sarah Jane Devane, President; Lisa Jones, Vice-president. Juniors Work Toward Banquet Goals The 1969-70 Junior class, consisting of 39 members, faced this school year with one goal in mind: the success of the Junior-Senior banquet. The biggest problem for them was raising the funds. In doing so, they sponsored car washes, album raffles, bake sales, dances, and the sale of candy bars. Aside from their joint efforts for the year, a promin- ent number of Juniors were active in C. Y.O., Pep Club, Student Council, and athletics. The Junior class, having accepted and completed their responsibilities and obligations, readily look toward their Senior year. 28
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Seniors Anticipate Graduation The 1969-70 seniors began the year with the realization that it was to be their last year at St. X. The year was filled with last minute prepara- tions for graduation, such as the selection of announcements, senior pictures, and cap and gown measurement. One of the highlights of the year was making money for the senior class gift. Bake sales, car washes, dances, and raffles were just a few of the money-making projects. Leadership was the key to senior success. Many seniors participated in and led such organizations as C.Y.O., Pep Club, F. T.A., F. H.A., and Letter- man's Club. Looking back over the past year, the 1970 se- niors can consider themselves well prepared for the future. Mr. Harkey measures senior Doug Pompey for cap G gown. Senior class officers (L. TOR.): John Helton, Secre- tary; Vicki Levett, Treasurer; Ed Castaneda, President; and Pat Pound, Vice-president. What we are to be; is what we are becoming... 30
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