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President ,....,.... Vice President . Secretary ......... Treasurer ............ Sergeant-at-Arms D. Junak, J. Scarfone, M. A. Diaddigo, M. Ditka, E. Colonna September 1956-May 1957! What a year it has been! In these last moments, with Halls of Ivy ancl Pomp and Circumstance re- minding us of commencement, so many memories crowd in upon our Forward Look. Somehow, the Alma Mater sounds stronger and sweeter than ever before. Thinking back to our banquet and color day and the prom, sign- ing and exchanging pictures, the Hall of Fame, and wearing our class rings, isn't it true that hours spent in fun seem to outnumber the work- ing hours? Of course, we'll not forget trips to the library for senior investigative themes. And thanks to Mrs. Chambers' study groups and the efforts of our guidance counselor Mr. Carifo, the College Boards, the aptitude and employment tests made us even more conscious of our Forward Look. While choosing a new class ring was the highlight of our iunior year, we remember our first class meeting and the dues drive, Rich Tomei and Choo Choo's hoola dance at the social, winning the WPIAL football title, selling basketball programs, our 8 o'clock Latin scholars and Woodhue, the prom. Didn't that blue angel hair look like real water? Remember the day we received our first geometry and geography and bookkeeping books? That we were actually sophomores in senior high school was quite a revelation! Once embarked upon our chosen courses, we quickly forgot that awesome feeling we'd had as fresh- men. 30 SENIDRS Glass of 1957 OFFICERS . Mike Ditka John Scarfone Mary Ann Diaddigo Diane Junak Edward Colonna