St Basil Academy - Basilianette Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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racluation - ur ream ' If-' 1 K Rose Primalr, Josephine Malanchuk, Zirlra Diokiwska, lrene Novak, Martha Laszlrewycz, Julianna Kohoot and Lesia Matusiok spend the last few moments in their dorm uiust talking. Mona Scollon and Joanne Connolly glance at one another as if to soy 'remember when as they stroll down the ce more. the tassel. N Y Q x ,ls , , il As usual, seniors Nadyo Wasylenko Mrrta McNab, Sandra Sosnowsky and Catherine Podney are confused as to where to place