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.QS Room 301: Front Row - V. Cino, M. Curran. D. Durham. R. Dolce. 2nd. Row - M. Fisher. H. Kaozmarczyk, P. Brown. I. Dygulski, 3rd. Row - I. Pankow. P. Powell, F. McGovern, I. O'Donnell. A. Casciano, 4th, Row - D. Piontek, E. Palesh, I. Parkinson. M. Schroeder. S. Ruszczyk. Room 301: Front Row - R. Krajewski, M. Burclzy. Znd. Row - R. Venezia. Z. Kowalski. K. Shanahan, R. Cepuohowski, I. McCarthy, 3rd. Row - M. Kane, M. O'Brien, D. Downey, A. Izzo, I. Shamahan. 4th. Row - T. Wode. I. O'Neill, I. Miga, R. Nikiel. R. Whalen. W. Keener. Top Left, lt's not my fault that all of you have decided to tal-ze Latin I. Left, Father Mark and Mr. Theriault are pointing to someone they suspect of selling the Annex. Upper Right, Fr. Kevin Kennedy is trying to explain to some students that being musically inclined is the key to success.
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i Nash Hall Continues This 5'ear's frosh class, headed by President George Dimitroff and V.P. Marion Nelson favorably impressed the rest of the school through its spirit and cooperation. A large percentage were constantly attending sports events and other functions of the school. Strong atten- dance at dances and other fund raising activities was not a rare occurrence. Their enthusiasm and outgoing spirit were exhibited in the elections of their class officers. This election was so close that a runoff had to he held to determine the winner. Fr. Mark Kennedy continued as Director of the Annex with Mr. Mark Pericak assuming the position of second- in-command.
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Frosh Prove Hard Workers Far Top Right, Fr. Vincent Carroll is eagerly telling his students to take notes. because of his future quizzes on education. Far Right, Typical Frosh homeroom in the morning, as some stu- dents attempt to finish up last night's homework. Above, Four different reactions to a tough assignment. Below, Mr. Therioult, guidance counselor, trys to help students with any problems. Room 302: Front Row - M. Cosgrove, K. Bergmann, I. Iacobi. M. Dynarski. T. O'Connor. P. Purcell, Znd. Row - P. Green, T. Zimmer. R. Stanley, T. Tilert. I. Powers, I. Kontos, I. Fitzgerald. T. Monaghan, 3rd. Row - M. O'l,eary. K. O'Connor, I. Carlos, P. Crowley, P. Battaglia, M. Goulding. E. Comerford. C3 53 Room 302: Front Row- P. Hartigan. D. Wolff, T. Barnes, P. Pytlak, S. Peluso. Znd. Row - G. Dimitroff, R. Seivert, M. Kearns, T. Morgan, 3rd Row - 1. Dolinar, M. Hosken. R. Crawford, T. Dirrigal, T. Griffin, E. Hylant, D. Den- gos, M. Kramer. f-eeee in E rg
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