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A telephone call breaks up the monotony of a heavy homework assignment for Junior Carol Smith. Home-Life Aides Students in Their Studies Tomorrow will be happier . . . By what I do today . . . If I accomplish something else Besides a bit of play . . . If I pursue my daily task . . . And carry out my chore . . . And then on top of my routine Perhaps a little more . . . The joy of recreation good . . . Is not in fun itself . . . B ut also in the work that I . . . Have cleared from every shelf There is an inspiration true . . In every little spark . . . And every bullet that is aimed May hit a better mark . . . Tomorrow will be happier . . . And brighter than today . . . If I am conscientious as . . . I go along my way. ,Iames J. Metcalfe
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Paula Townsend Theresa Townsend Terri Travis Lisa Tribo Pam Vaughan Debra Vescovo Michelle Viglietti Patty Walsh Regina Ward Cindy Ware Willielmina Weber Margaret Wess Sandy West Debbie Whalen Carol Williams Joy Wills Kathleen Zanone Janet Zinn Freshmen Pat Gray, Kathleen Zanone, Katie Kissel, and chairman Paula Giannini auction tantalizing box lunches to the students for ' i 6. l their class projec 'QGOING ONCE, GOING TWICE, GONE7' can be heard coming out of Marian Hall as the Freshman class of l.C. sponsors their first proj- ect. Following the steps of their Big Sisters they voted to unite their time and energy toward a box lunch auction. Clad in straw hats and bow ties, the auctioneers added a note of authenticity to the dayys program. This big day for the Freshmen was held on Valentine's Day, Febru- ary 14. Thanks to the class moderators, the Chairman, Pam Lagvanec, and the President, Patty Walsh, the Frosh took their first big step toward their final goal-the 'Junior-Senior Prom.
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