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TOP LEFT: By making use of the library Rose Mary Lacey, Joey Morris, Marie Dumonthier, Judy McMahon and Billy Malone are increasing their knowledge and getting pleasure out of reading. BOTTOM LEFT: Volleyball is fun, remarks Patti Young, Ellen Kantack, Johanna Martens, Mary Ellen Casey, and Patty Gardner as they engaged in a lively game. TOP RIGHT: Always be helpful to the upperclassmen, is the comment of Mickey Guiberson (handing Marie Moriarity her books), Tommy Layton, Billy Converse, Mike Skovorn, and Richard Boucher, (typing Pat McKittrick’s shoe). BOTTOM RIGHT: Playing checkers are Jacqueline Troyer and Carla Earhart, while Charles Sedminick, Annette Barkovich, and Arlee Beardslee give helpful hints. find assemblies intriguing . . . have trouble finding their way around. . .
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idolize Seniors. . . detest homework. . . TOP: Concentrationis what it takes decide Bill Browning, Dennis Larson, Carolyn Gorshe, Har- ry Dziak and Joan Corcoran when they try their luck at a chess game. MIDDLE: With care not to smear it, Tony Walsh, Janice McAndrews, and Mary Joyce Calnan make-up Rose Ann Cladis for the play, while Ed Sullivan watches. BELOW: With help from each of us our pitch-in will be the most, re- marks Bonnie Metcalf, Patsy McDoijald, Ethel McMonigle, Peggy Bartholomew, and Mar- ion Berry. BOTTOM: The early bird catches the worm is the motto of Scott Walker, Grover Walker, Ade- line Glode, Norma Jean Palm, Mary Sue McDonald, and Jo- anne Tomlinson as they wait for the doors of the school to open on recreation night. . V i 2?
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Contribute their talents to organizations . . . Don’t mind being called to as “greenies” . . . TOP LEFT: These helpers at Central are all prepared to shovel the side- walks. Our busy workers are: Pat Domitrovich, Eugene Clark, Bruce Mun- son, Robert Sullivan and Jack Schimming. BOTTOM LEFT: Initiation provided laughs for everyone including the fresh- men. Polishing shoes are: Delores Maricich, Gracyn O’Dea, and Chris- tine Poli. Looking on are Carol Aspholm, Joan Ruckwardt, and Mary Ann Adams. TOP RIGHT: We always have time to enjoy a good game of cards remarks Rosemary Kalcso, Carl Konrad, Mike Martens, Delores Dumonthier, and Ronald Edwards. Watching with interest are Charles Sedminick, Arlee Beard- slee. BOTTOM RIGHT: “We can learn from other students” admits (front) Sandra Klima, Donna Shagina, Marilyn Huestis, (back) Carol McCarthy, Pat Scalise, and Helen Peterson, as Paul Petelin explains something to them.
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