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Cotter students take this op- portunity to thank the Boosters, former graduates of Cotter who have helped to finance Cotter's sports program. Homecoming First Row, Left to Right: John Kauphusman, Gerald Serwa, William Glowczewski, Robert Tropple and William Blank. Second Row: Raymond Szewell, William Ritter. Here we see some of the hardworking bonfire builders as they add some of the last of the wood to the pile. Page 80 The Boosteris Club Father Harold Gavin, treasurer, George Brehms, president, Robert Marovec, directory George King, secretary, Donald Blake, director. Clarence Gappa, director, is mis- sing.
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