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MR. PARENTI Undoubtedly the man most appreciated by all the students at Memorial is Mr. Parenti, who devotes a great deal of time and effort to the welfare and safety of the student body. I-le is looked upon by all as a gentle, con- siderate person who always finds time to help all students with their most pressing problems. We shall always remember with warmth and gratitude, our principal, Mr. Sandron S. Parenti. Vice-Principal-Mr. Matthew M. Wansack 'M' ll' it .mist aspire : -' , it sr--sr ,ffggfgla . w i..: 7.5?F , s...x... Lf. iq-mr' Principal-Mr. Sandron S. Parenti MR. WANSACK The most respected man at our school, frequently seen patrolling the halls, is Mr. Matthew Wfansack. His is a job that is neither easy nor enviable. It requires alert- ness and a great deal of wisdom to Cope with the many situations which arise. We at Memorial consider -ourselves lucky, indeed, to have a friend, guardian, and advisor such as our vice-principal, Mr. Wansack. u
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Xxx CAMPBELL BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to rightg Mr. A. Spisak, Mr. A. F. Pace-lla, Mr. j. Uhrin, Mr, J. Sirilla, Mr. R. Mico, Superintendent of Schools Mr. N. A. D'Amato, Mr. Dsidocky. Board of Education To the Class of '62: In having achieved your climb to this important plateau in your educational development, I offer to you my sincerest congratulations. job opportunities in unskilled labor are diminish- ing in number and variety. Because educational re- quirements for all types of vocational pursuits are moving up, I would urge you to continue with the acquisition of more of the technical and knowledge requirements which are increasingly demanded. I pray that the habit of reading and study will remain with you always for the development and refine- ment of your mind. In years to come, as you refer to this memento of your high school days, may you always think kindly of those who wish for your success and happiness. May good fortune attend you in your moments of decision. Nicholas A. D'Amato Superintendent 8 se i -if SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Nicholas A. D'Arnato
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Behind the Scenes All hope is lost for Mr. Borsids team as he misses his spare. Miss Hetrick presides at the table as the teachers enjoy a leisurely UQ lunch hour. -img ,S ,W r IH-4 e A few teachers scan the bul- letin board with interest as Mr. Monaco signs in for another day of school. I0 JE'
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