St. Gregory High School Activities in 1973
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Title
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St. Gregory High School Activities in 1973
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Description
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These images depict a variety of activities from a 1973 high school yearbook, showcasing the vibrant student life and diversity of interests at the time.
The first page includes snapshots of school assemblies and spirited events. We see a student, humorously "killed" for not eating a popular chocolate bar, and another playing his part in a Junior skit with a mop. The enthusiasm of the freshmen at their first assembly is palpable, as is the creativity of students impersonating the Bunkers, likely from the famous TV show "All in the Family". An alumni group is shown revisiting their high school days during a Homecoming Pep Rally, a testament to the lasting bonds and traditions that high school can create.
The second page turns to the quieter side of student activities: chess and horseback riding. Chess, popular among the students, was played anywhere possible, symbolizing strategic thinking and competition. Although a ski club faced weather challenges, their spirit of adventure is noteworthy. The Faculty-Student Sailing Club highlights the collaboration between students and staff, with plans for Lake Michigan excursions emphasizing a sense of exploration and learning beyond the classroom.
Together, these pages tell a story of a high school experience filled with laughter, learning, and the pursuit of a myriad of interests, from the performative to the intellectually challenging and the adventurous.
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Denomination
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Roman Catholic Church
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Date
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1973
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Source
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A yearbook of St. Gregory High School, located in the yearbook section of the rectory
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Language
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English
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Neighborhood
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Andersonville
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Rights
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Item courtesy of the St. Gregory the Great archives housed in the rectory.
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Contributor
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Razaq Anibaba
