Thomas More College - Triskele Yearbook (Crestview Hills, KY)

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Touring the grounds around Columbus Hall was a favorite occupation in the early part of the school year. Caught exploring are Lois Varney, Sharon Carnohan, Dave FitzGibbon. Russ Helms, Jack Borchers, Tony Zembrodt, Justin Schneider and Norman Ziegler. Using the sunlight for a reading light are David Worley and LU1her Taybi. Brian Holzderber and Irvin Ziegler search the shelves for much-needed references. . vi 1 11. .- .. ngis v ,. 3' Diane Bahr, Nancy Allen and Sue Ellen Paulis pretend to be innocenHy reading so as not to disturb Gerald Ross and Melanie Higdon. lb

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Father Brinker and Mrs. Streck have had a profound influence upon These s'rudenfsv John Brueggen and Jim Kaiser iaumily sport the Iatesf in male chapeaux, while Judy Forman and Mary Ann Schneider keep up with 1hese gentlemen fashionwise. Crowding The doorway and steps of Cabrini Hall are Sharon Fos'rer, Jo Ann Feldman, Anne- FisTer, Marvin Welter, Raymond 51evens, Gerald Wischer, Carol Meier, Vicky Bailey, Jo Ann Jung, Bob SLIetholz and John Boh. They are either anxious to get in or keep the teacher out. These seven freshmen are attempting to keep the back-porch sifting socieiy alive. Sea'red are Virv ginia Mayer, Marlene Geiman, and Anita OJESrien Standing are Charies Koch, Frank Neiher, Jim Sulli- van and Joseph Frommeyer.

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Joyce Nelfner, Kathy Nickel, and Tina Sweeney meeT Mrs, Muefhing, Fr. Brinker's secrefary, in the entrance to the office of Mrs. Sireck, Dean of Women. The wail along the sida of Jude Hali affords a convenienf place for Ruth Purifoy, Judy Scherrer, Many Meyer, Joe Arlinghaus, and Vernon Rolf to wait for their hex? class. These seven iolly studems appear in confrasf 10 our somber group across The page. Toni Oehler, Garr Deafherage, Bob Sahnd, Ber? Bednar, Terry Miller, Larry Israel, and Ronnie Presser revive our belief in the gay spirif of our freshman class.