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FRESHMAN B CLASS The representatives to the exalted People's Council from the advanced young travelers were: Wanthea Culfogienis, Philip Pante, Rosalind Parlapiano, and Duane McGuinness. On the monthly news manuscript labored some of the vigilant young travelers: Glenn Kuber, Carole Leach, Claire Narucki, Barbara Soentgerath, Roz Sodano, Anita Tur and Jocelyn Walker. Sportsmen on the many teams were Kenny Rose, Robert Lovvorn, Vito Larceri, and James O’Bosky. Others who were also interested in the sports of all kingdoms were: Philip Befumo, Robert Brown, Edward Leeden, and Stephen Smith. The students of music (Johnny Margotta, Talda DiBella, Dolores Piccirilli, Prudence LaTorraca, and Lois Jolly) gave great pleasure at the public entertainments in that realm. FRESHMAN A CLASS
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FRESHMAN B CLASS Among the newly-arrived young travelers of that realm thou shouldst know of the wondrous musicians: Ivy Myers, Ira Halperin, Marvin Goldman, Verne Whitlock, Walter Guterl, Marilyn Flakes, Michael Ester, Gloria Watson, Donald Ross, Jeanette Short. In the many studios of art these talented young ones were found: Elias Domingues, Irene Rogowski, Ramon Rivas, Naomi Hooper, Gordon Evans, Cynthia Wetmore, Dolores Johnson, Everett Winrow, Laoimonis Seglins, Juanita Pitts. The labors of others were thus divided: Marie Greco, Richard Tortoriello, and Thomas Trematore wrote for the news sheet; Joyce Baker, Eleanor Dreger, Arlene Del Corso assisted in the Red Cross; the dramatists were Mary Ann Scalercia, Trudy Gasparinetti and Marjorie Wideman; while Mary Ann Chutsanis, Sam Karpel, Walter McDonald, William Gillard and Dorothy Kafaf were learning the art of photography. FRESHMAN A CLASS
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tA nd now, 0 King, know also of that city in the kingdom wherein the sojourners dwelt for their second year. It was here that they learned more of the customs of that realm, and ventured further into its social and political affairs. Now for the first time they also regarded with active interest the tales they heard of the great fourth city to which they would some day journey. Permit me to quote their words:
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