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,Apep Hhosen Senior President Paul Alliston john Anderson Charles Apap Dependable: that's Chuck, school president. The fellows appreciate him. He works quietly, without fan- fare. Nothing's too challenging. The word inconvenience makes him laugh. Four-year class president Sodality prefect, football co-captain, National Honor Society treasurer: he's genuine, that's why Apap's the name., Charles Robert Apapo Remember the name. 16
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The school year goes by fast for us sen- iors of '66g that inevitable day, graduation, approaches. We seniors look forward to that day when we will be meeting friends and rel- atives, wearing new clothes, receiving gifts, squinting from popping flash bulbs, and enjoy- ing summer vacation. At this time we may look ahead with eagerness to the good times we will have in college or to the things we will buy with the money from a new full-time job. This year, more than ever before, we have been readying ourselves for the future. But there is a tendency to think that the present is just a preparation for the future - kindergarten a preparation for grade school, grade school for high school, high school for college, college for a career, and a career for retirement, we forget that there is a now. One would certainly look foolish if he kept looking ahead for good times but forgot to enjoy them when they came because he was still looking ahead for other good times. We are still young: we have at least two years of the service to look forward to and if we survive that we still have a lifetime of work to face. We must realize that this is per- haps the best time of our lives. and we should try to appreciate this in spite of work and worries. If we let our troubles get us down now. we will more easily fall victim to them later ong our goal should be to make the best of right now. The best preparation for a happy tomorrow is a happy today. 'EE ,-' g ' 1 25,959 4 x Q cnivrs ' 5711668 Mirror ,Mafurzty and Pmlc
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Q Gregory Baran Q Raymond Bechtel Jim Kubus, Tim Thiry, and Bill McLain feed the youngsters at the annual Key Club Clzvfistmas Party. Leo Bell David Berger Ioseph Berta 17
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