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MRS. BARMORE, ROLL CALL 304 - First Row: Judith Adams, Jeanie Bociak, John Bell, Mary Ellen Ambrosio, James Bradigan, Sandra Bozek, Carolyn Allen, Michael Beckage, ,Joseph Alex. Second Row: Nancy Abbott, Mark Baxter, Shirley Bale, Gary Barbanera, Norma Bilski, Ronald Battiste, Karen Bakota, Vincent Anello, Mario Bosso, Kathleen Balon. Third Row: Eugene Beresny, Joseph Artymo- wicz, Phillip Bies, Fred Abramaitys, G. Leslie Boughner, David Billups, Edward Adamski, Augustus Bagley, Gregory Barker, Mechele Boling. MRS. CONDINO, ROLL CALL 307 - First Row: Mary Ann Thomson, Carol Tetzlatf, Marcia Polewicz Jacqueline Turco, Dorothy Ventry, Bette-Lynn Watts, Walter Watson, David Weaver, Thomas Weis flog Patrick Whelan. Second Row: Richard. Wagner, Victoria Tomasine, Joan Ventry, Francine Vis cuglia, Phyllis Van Horn, Teresa Urbaniak, Shely Watson, Leo Ward, Ronald White, John Van Deur- 'sen. Third Row: Julius Toenniessen, Jeffrey Plumer, Thomas Tedesco, Mark Pirolli, Clarence Ward, Robert Taylor, Victor Waselus, Kenneth Wakley, Steve Walos, John Taylor. I
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NINTH GRADE Friar Schultz and his fellow brother m o n k s have just discovered some 'ancient manuscripts. Among them is the history of G'a'skill's 9th grade class of 1960-1961. Brother Tom Carlson begins reading these records with the section teliing of the 9th graders as 7th 'graders in the year 1958-1959. Among the prize winners for the best costumes at the annual Hallowe'en party were David Weaver, Jerry Moldenhauer, and Victoria Thomasine. Allen Karch won second place in the 7th and 8th grade spelling bee. Also, nu- merous 7th graders participated in the successful Variety Show. Brother Gregory Barker continues the reading of the section de- voted to the 8th grade in the year 1959-1960. The awards for the highest averages for the previous year went to Thomas Weisflog and Brad Smith. The spelling bee honors went to Peggy McKnight and Jackie Finley. The overwhelming success of the annual Variety Show was partly due to the talented 8th graders. Brother Walter Watson takes over reading more about this class. The 9th grade was a very successful year for them. Brad Smith and Joe Critelli took the 'highest average honors and a large number of 9th grad- ers were induc-ted into the Honor Socie-ty. Friar Schultz is very pleased at finding these priceless manuscripts arnd fir-dtiars ta-ll the monks to recopy them and distribute them throughout t e an . -THOMAS WEISFLOG l
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MISS DENSFORD, ROLL CALL 112 - First Row: Annie Kelly, Ella Lane, Sandra Jolley, Ruby Johnson, Linda Hoag, Dorothy Kowalski, Shirley Janese, Phyllis Lester, Sharon Ketch, Deborah Jurecki, Brenda Laswell, Sharon Hillman, Sally Lawrence. Second Row: Steven Hughes, Penelope Jewell, Robert Hewitt, Robert Kaczynski, Lorraine Lauzonis, John Kerr, Mildred Kimble, Susan Kersey, Karen Higgins, Ber- nard LaPlante. Third Row: Ronald Kreitner, Wayne Jones, Douglas Knox, Jack Hoclgkiss, William Justyk, Lewis Jones, John Kasprzak, Stanley Hriczak, Robert Lentine, Stephen Hyla. MR. DICHIARA, ROLL GALL 405 - First Row: Thomas Furgal, Kathy Furman, Karen Gales, Caroline Frattarolnu, Jane Gormckl, Maureen Gray, Janet Gallo, Janice Gallo, Clairette Henneman, Sob Haick, Sam Garlano. Second Row: Mary.Hart, Anthony Gruppo, Marlene Gigliotti, Paul Game, Michael Free- man, John Hamulton, John Hesson, Robert Gazy, Cheryl Hamera, Gary Hayes, Ellen Grissett. Third Row: John Guzdek, Robert Gray, William Guetta, Darlene Gordon, Judy Gornicki, Michele Hallen, Duane Gill, Kathy Frisma, Sharon Heitzmann, Paula Groehala, Louise Grande,
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