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

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Larry Broering, Richard Ising, Hal Wane, and Carl Frederick ap- proach the office of the DirecTor of Student Ac1ivi'ries and the Student Council President. Apparently there is a future sophomore activity that needs 1heir approvai. STUDENT COUNCIL PRES. Stooping to get a closer look at the art class's latest proiecf is Doug Stephens. Carol Lagedrosr and Dennis Momper view The object d'en from a vertical position. Using the J 8 L Typewriter store as a backdrop are Jean Davis, John Richardson, Tom Young, Dave Cannon, James Gastauer, Donna Ecker'r, and Terry Mann

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No; this is not Villa's Bowling team for I962, iust Edward Eliof, Bob Zimmer, Larry Hail, Bill Becker and Mike Gauthier in the back row and Phil Theil, Ben Bishop, Dick Sarvak and Gary Algie in The front row, all smiling as if they had won some sort of tournament. Too bad, bu'l' all we can say is from left 10 right are: Lucille Broering, Carol Pelsfring, Rose Kreinesf, Elaine Rabe, Bonnie Remke, Bill Brown, Gene Sund, Jerry Dressman, and Kirr Higdon. Oh, oh, can't forget Joe Hanneken after all the trouble he went 10. Tom Groger, Jack Laubisch and Gary Garrefy falk about a common problem than each has experienced In Their Chemistry lab. 25

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Jim Frannman finds time to be a genHeman even on a quick dash for a hamburger between classes. Mary Ann Donovan and Fran Caruso are more Than willing To accept this show of chivalry Contrary To popular opinion, sophomores can find a spare minufe to smile for The camera, Regie Gastorf, Bill Brake, Barb Martin, and Tom Bauer stopped long enough on the way f0 The cafeteria. Pointing ouf fhe latest trophy won byjhe Rebels is Helen Goetz. Bill Whalen, Gary Toll, Dan Gib- bons, Larry Bue- cheI, Mike Hauer and Jim Scot? re- view the past years' triumphs as reflected in these frophies. 27