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,., The American Way ,xwx L THOMAS J. GRADY 6341 Jackson SY. Sl. Leo 9 AR' L. sr-s -., EDWARD A. GRANT 4231 Tudor SL SI. Bernard an A pw s GX ' I1 V ,Q , I wf'5' Qv:e, L ' JOHN J. GRESH 2140 MaGee Ave. Our Lady of Ransom Q:-v--. RICHARD M GRESKO 1429 County Lme Rd Our lady of Good Counsel Q.. 1 F ls GERALD J. GRIFFATON 3445 Visia SO. Sl. Mallhew
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9 1 'Sn-, , im.: .ann JOHN J. GLYNN 9624 Cowben St. Maternity B.V.M. RICHARD J. GODWIN 9515 Northeast Ave. Maternity B.V.M. ,, ,N- .H, A X We ,,... 'M A THOMAS J. GOEHL 7039 Gillespie St. St. leo VINCENT J. GOFFREDO 3015 Cottman Ave. St. Matthew 1 JOHN B GRADY 1218 Alcott St St Martin ot Tours NOTES ARE AN IMPORTANT PART of our history courses. Junior 8 is industriously copying Father McKenty's lecture notes. Father's novel approach gives us a personal interest in the historical figures that helped mold the thirteen colonies into the great nation we now are. His vast background shows us how the separate occurrences of the past have combined to give us our rich historical heritage. KEEN INTEREST in history comes easily when interpreted by an experi- enced historian like Father Stafford. Father is telling Sophomore 3 how the exciting past of our state affects us today. He points out how the development of civilization along the Delaware influenced the culture of the whole nation. This understanding of our local contributions to history makes us proud of our famous state. .km Y
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, ,sua iw, , D0 tl-4' V5 if Q JOSEPH M. GRINES 1438 Brownsville Rd. Assumption B.V.M. af-' il Q ROBERT E. GRONCZEWSKI 2867 Gillingham St. St. John Cantius 4,.. rin ' ff ' 'V' r :f, ur il 1 W M gk. 1 W -L FRANCIS J. GUCKIN 1606 Center Rd. Assumption B.V.M. J i 5' l ,, .g ,,,- , R H ev V , , M, ..,l, r - . 4555 , N W JOSEPH J. GUGLIELMO 6532 Cottage Rd. St. Timothy li .if g' L M ' A RICHARD D. HAAS 3320 Welsh Rd. St. Dominic f' 1' av Ss., ,,..f' SEGREGATION is the sublect which has made Senior 4 turn serious. Father Lemon is explaining when segregation is o is not iustii . N tional Poblems o e ol the morr- vital subiects which we have in our senior year, because it makes us think about the world and its problems. Our teachers, however, usually keep a :lass from becoming too monotonous by a light moment at thi- right time, as Fathr-r Cutter is doing with Senior S. i L K..- ,,f.. ' -x
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