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Graduation! Is it really here? It can’t be! Why, we have only started! But wait, that was four years ago. Goodness, time does surely fly! On that day when we first entered the old auditorium, four years seemed like such a long, long time. Now, as we look back, it seems but yesterday. Remember the feeling we all had on that Monday morning? Our faces and hands were scrubbed, our eyes were shining brightly, but oh-h-h those butterflies in our stomachs! Our first year here at Hast Side was indeed the most difficult we have ever had to face. Wc, poor Freshies, besides trying to locate our new classes and trying not to go up a “down stairway (or vice versa), were also very busy buying those elevator passes. The construction of the new addition to the school building didn't help us much, either! As time passed, however, we became more familiar with things and we were just starting to feel rather self-satisfied about it. But, as must come to pass to all good things, our good feeling came to an abmpt end. Wc got our first report cards. The common name among us now was “forger. The Freshman year was just a whirl of confusion! Summer vacation over, we came back to East Side as Sophomores. Boy, did we delight in giving those Freshies the treatment! After all, we had gone through it! During this term we held our first class elections. After much serious campaigning, wc elected as officers the following: President, William Starkey; Vice President, Anthony Lopes; Secretary, Theresa Fernicola; and Treasurer, Irma Zachary; and, with the election over, we finally decide ! to devote some of our time to our studies. It was no secret that Steno and Typing were a mystery to the secretarial students, while Latin and algebra continued to mystify the C.P.’s. Report cards this time showed little improvement! Oh, well, there was always next term to look forward to. In 10A most of us settled down to work. Our efforts were well-rewarded, as was evidenced by our report cards. Some of us did so well that we earned Honors, and in this term we held another class election, with the following results: President, Patsy Cicalese; Vice President, Theresa Fernicola; Secretary, Ann Marie Chesck; and Treasurer, Jacqueline Cardosa. Sometime during this term some of our boys started to l ccome known in the field of sports. Pat Cicalese and Bob Calabrese were just two of many. These two l oys won awards in track and swimming, respectively. The class was as proud as the l oys were! 24
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