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Page 17 text:
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Two of Comp’s many active student council members, Barb Nauman (left) and Ellen Kusek (right) work as escorts for the accredidation team, Oct. 30th-Nov. 1st, 1978. The student council and drama club organized a room at the “Haunted House” to raise money for the March-of- Dimes. In the Christmas spirit, Comp students conduct charity drives for “Toys For Tots” and our own “Canned Food Drive”, both in which we do excep- tionally well. Because of our community in- volvement, we can also turn to the community for help. In Au- gust, 1978, Fairfield Mall man- ager Larry Hyman (right) donat- ed all fountain proceeds to Me- mini ’79. Community volunteers include Sophomores Debbie Tokarski (left) and Denise Plant (right) who work at the Providence Hospital on weekends and vacations.
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ith “hands touching hands” as our theme throughout Memini ’79, it seems only fitting that we should dedicate our yearbook to some- one who has stretched out his hand and who has touched the lives of so many of us in Comp. Part of our education is to learn more about ourselves as unique individuals in this complex society of life. All too often today, adults seem to push us out of their way and don’t take the time to help us with our problems or listen to what we have to say, in order to help us grow and learn. Not only does this man have the patience, understanding and knowledge to listen to us and to give us advice in order to able us to cope with our problems; but he also treats us as adults in allowing and demanding us to make the final decision. Upon meeting this man, one is told, “If you need a father to talk to, I’ll listen; if you need a mother’s shoulder to cry on, I’m always here; and if you need a friend for support and advice, you know where you can find me.” It is unbelievable how one man can offer so much of his life to so many others. This man’s hands have reached out and encompassed not only the lives of students in our class, but also the lives of students before us and they will continue to reach out to students after us. So, because of this man’s generosity and understanding, it is with gratitude and deepest affections that we are proud to dedicate Me- mini ’79 to Mr. George DeFIorio. 15
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