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Hi'Lites Not only did the ambitious seniors strive to leave a remembrance for the school to be proud of, but set standards for future seniors to follow and to make the school successful median for education and extra-curricular activities. The officers were: President, Nanette Maz- zarellig Vice President, Arnold Scliusterg Recording Secretary. Ilelen Dueblerg Corresponding Secre- tary, Mary Nlackg Treasurer, Oakley XVOod and Representative to Student Council, Rosanne Bruno. The adviser was Nlr. XVilliam Irwin. 11-' Iorrznne Qanrztnr posts for her Senior Portrait Terry Casperini buys I1 delicious lunch. CgII5OI1 is being prepared ie Chem. Lain. Seniors find outside recreation. Senior OLl'.Ul'1AN .staff u'ork.s- lxurrl with !l!1l'i.Sl'f Mr. XVin.s'tr1nlcy kip
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.5 e 'Hu XJ SENIOR BOARD-Seated, left to right: Rosanne Bruno, Arne Schuster, Nanette Mazzarelli Mr. VVilliam Irwin fadoiserl, Oakley XVood, Helen Ducbler, Mary Mack. Second Row: Maria Ciorandino, Virginia Voi, Ellen Blum, Diane Pfuhl, joan Brennan, Barbara O'Connor, Marion Palm, Carolyn Butta, Georgia Barbarosa. Third Row: Ronnie Caflisch, Donald Falasca, Andrew Lowenberg, Sal Colombo, Kenneth York, Brian McKenna, john Fitzgerald, Lee Klein. Clas S of 1958 Three years to be a Senior. How well worth the effort to be finally on top. Four years of tedious study, intermingled by the new possession of maturity and an experience of the world are the merits of our very first Senior Class of Elmont. For two years we reigned over class activities. Slightly bewildered at the prospect of being leaders in a new school, we used our past experiences to guide our elections of class officers, and immediate- ly the newly formed junior Board started prepar- ation of the year's activities. Our first net result was the ordering of class rings. The month of May brightly arrived and .J 10 carried with it our first Junior Prom, Stardust The gym magnificently transformed into a heaven ly delight, was the setting for Elm0nt's proud couples attending. Once again the flying time brought the first Senior Class into effect and with it our first football season, pep rallies and Fall Dance. After many of Elmontis college-bound students completed the mind-searching college board exams the future was indeed brightened by the Senior Ball-the very first. Not one Senior attending will forget the wonderful time had at Aloha', on April 18. SENIOR BOARD OFFICERS-Left to right: Arnold Schuster Nice Presi- clentl, Helen Duebler fSecretaryl, Nanette Mazzarelli CPresidentj, Oak- ley Wood fTreasurerQ, Mary Mack ICorresp0ncIing Secretaryl, Roseann Brupo CStudent Council Representa- tive . CD
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