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Sfei upue Sta Editor-in-Chief: Dennis Roy Co-Editor: Lucille Desmarais Advisor: Jean McKenna Co-Advisor: Lionel Trudeau Paul Szuflicki Robert Chase Joseph Whalen Lorraine Gladu Roger Gaboury Richard Tuttle Marilyn Gavasso 22 Agnes Lee Richard Briere Jackie Dalpe Connie Giordano Jackie Goryl Virginia Marchand Suzanne Laprade “You mean there’s no Santa Claus!”
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Miss M.: Dick Kornicki is also a prominent citizen. He has attained great wealth through his chain of package stores, which is under the supervision of Gerald Baillargeon. Mr. T.: They are all to be commended in their success, Jackie Dalpe and Priscilla Thibeault included, for they are private secretaries to the President and Vice-President respec¬ tively. Miss M.: Oh, by the way, I was speaking to Mrs. Goryl yesterday, and she told me Jackie just had another baby. Mr. T.: Well, I ’m not surprised at that. She always said she wanted to settle down quietly with ten children. Miss M.: It certainly appears as though her wish was granted. No wonder Marion Bruce opened a local nursery—why she could amass a fortune on Jackie’s family alone! Mr. T.: Speaking of children, have you read the latest best seller on child psychology, “Kiddie Capers,” written by the noted authority, Agnes Lee? Miss M.: No, but I will make a point of reading it; after all, Agnes was one of my star psychology pupils in high school, along with Pam Kornicki. Mr. T.: Is she also engaged in that type of work? Miss M.: No, she is employed as a physical therapist, working together with Sue Lavallee in the children’s ward of the new hospital. Mr. T.: Do you mean the hospital that was designed by architect Kenny Mowry and con¬ structed by Roger Remillard and Roger Rattie, the famed contractors? Miss M.: Yes, and besides Pam and Sue, it also employs Bob Rhoads and Dick Tuttle—elec¬ tronic technicians who install and maintain all those modern pieces of medical equip¬ ment. Mr. T.: Well, there’s the bell. We’d better be getting back to class and continue our work in turning out more successes. Miss M.: Well, we have a high goal to reach, because this has been an exceptionally suc¬ cessful class. Written by: Lorraine Gladu Richard Briere Jacqueline Goryl Suzanne Laprade ■Winter Wonderland? “Wonder, is ngW- 21
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