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Luq TIME: 1957-1958 CLASS: Seamen Cjuniorsj PURPOSE: To become Seniors OFFICERS: President - Albert Muscari Vice President - Richard Ripps Secretary-Treasurer - Marie Zevola COMMENTS: The voyage is half over . . . Many of the boys in Varsity Sports . . . Fabulous dance, that is fish party, Hawaiian Hoke- lau with terrinc decorations and pineapple served on toothpicks . . . National Honor Society Inductions-the admiralty is selected . . . The day finally comes to select our Senior rings . . . Student Council cam- paigns and elections from which Albert Muscari emerges the good ship's captain'. . . Class elections also held-then the ship's ofhcers are given command . . . Dave Cleverdon is chosen as our good will am- bassador to Austria . . . Last but not least comes our junior Prom- Moonlit Gardens . . . Beautiful decorations such as Japanese lanterns, real trees, lovely flowers . . . We will never forget our Junior year! TIME: 1958-1959 CLASS: Old Salts CSeniorsJ PURPOSE: To graduate OFFICERS: President - Tom O'Reilly Vice President - Marie Zevola Secretary - Kathy Sullivan Treasurer - Neal Baker COMMENTS: Foreign visitor, Evelyn Spranger, comes on board to share the last of the voyage with us . : . First main event-receiving our class rings at last, officially Seniors, with Senior privileges . . . just sittin' in the Balcony . . . September 50th, Bear Mountain for a fabulous Senior Day-the aches are to come later . . . The red tape starts early for hopeful graduates-ordering announcements, personal cards, measuring for robes . . . How can we ever forget all those great Senior get togethers? . . . Terrific ability in Varsity sports shown by V.I.P.'s such as Tom O'Reilly, Dave Carroll, George Graham and Babe Grande, our leading captains . . . Under Captain Tom's leadership, the Seniors chart a new course by having the Senior Ball in February rather than in December . . . Far off Broadway production of Charley's Aunt . . . Working on the Yearbook in the Library Annex? . . . Last banquet aboard ship-Senior Dinner . . . Graduation june 19-The ship reaches its destination and the Graduates disembark. 0 5-bg-x , ,Tl N' .TP ff S f j Ni it all al S, X ffk 7 J, As we approach the end of our high school voyage, we reflect upon our past course with fond memories which we will hold within our hearts forever. 61 We
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aa 4.- - X X - ., -iff VJ ' fy is 5 Senior TIME: 1955-1956 CLASS: Landlubbers qFreshmenJ PURPOSE: To chart our course OFFICERS: President - Tom O'Reilly Vice President - Carol Gray Secretary-Treasurer - Bobby Giovannetti COMMENTS: Best dance of the year . . . Harvest Moon . . . well attended in spite of the snow . . . Superb competition cake sales . . . Bakewell . . . Hand in Crumb Session' '...' 'Egypt . . . ulmpeccable' '... Several boys try their sea-legs in Varsity Sports . . . Were off with a spanking breeze! TIME: 1956-1957 CLASS: Mid-Shipmen CSophomoresD PURPOSE: To be tolerated OFFICERS: President - Ronnie Bray Vice President - Carol Gray Secretary-Treasurer - Richard Ripps COMMENTS: Off on our second tack . . . Exciting dance- The jungle Jump -Vito is our blood-thirsty cannibal! . . . Opportunity to join the clubs open to Sophomores-College Club, Ushers Club, Cheerleaders, Senior Dramatics . . . George Graham's our star basket- ball player, as he makes the Varsity Team . . . Indeed our class is an asset to the school. 60
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