Jack O’Dea becomes Student Council President, and promises better food in the cafeteria . . . M ad Scientist rivals Petroc for lowest Prep publication . . . The Gregory Project begins again . . . The old Chamber of Commerce building crumbles as wreckers prove more interesting than Mr. Bolanos’s parsing of the verb “esse” . . . Five Sophomores viciously attack a car and truck and receive injuries ranging from bent fingernails to a fractured pelvis . . . Mission Drive begins, milk sales drop and Mr. Kennedy buys a new car . . . 2-F is forced to learn Latin when Fr. Browne substitutes for two months . . . 2-F has sudden rise in class casualties . . .
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Joe Burke becomes Student Council President, says “Let them eat pool balls” . . . One senior is nicknamed “Father” after parking in the school yard with Clergy written on the dashboard . . . No, Fred, you’re not a tree Poor Mr. Lupardo, he thinks he sees sheets . . . Gary Bradley is Santa Claus, distributes potatoes at the Mission Nicrht and then the teachers get a chance to look foolish Mrs Lupari gives us a car with which we can please our emotions-and we do . . . The Folksinging Club brings out the hillbilly in us . . . Fr. Daly is the last straw; within a month, he jugs the bottom out of the pantsmarket . . . Oh Joe, not rugs on the gym floor. . . . Another Senior is cited for trying to enter a bus through the back window—with his Cadillac in low . . . Seniors solemnly chant, “What else is new in Physics besides Ho! Ho! Ho! Green Giant . . .”