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(finfcerti 3emen 1 'ili J W ■ c L s .Cxx, A huge lion, lying sound asleep, was wakened by a mouse when it ran across his face. The angry lion seized the mouse and was just about to kill it when he heard the little mouse begging for life. Please let me go, cried the mouse, and some- day I’ll repay you if you’ll only spare me now.” This offer made the lion laugh and in fact he was so amused at the idea that such a tiny creature could ever do anything for him that he let the mouse go. Soon after that the lion got caught in a huge net the hunters had spread to trap him. Hearing the lion’s roars of anger as he struggled to get free, the mouse ran to the spot. At once he started to gnaw the ropes with his sharp teeth. Soon the lion was set free by the mouse. Your little friends are often your best friends.” Our underclassmen are needed to make our activities, social events, and sclsolastic life complete.
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CHARLES WERNER Charlie Mad Guitarist. . . way out clothes . . . intense. FRED M. WYZKIEWICZ Fred Non-conformist. . . assured . . . optim- istic. CRISTINA ZAICHUK Chris” Loquacious . . . colorful charicaturist . . . radiates cheerfulness. NORENE JOYCE ZAREMBA Suic Faithful Exportian . . . pugnacity . . . unbridled. RONALD J. ZEYZUS Ron Bland . . . stalwart . . . industrious. THEODORE MAMEL Ted Beach Boy Fanatic . . . shaggy locks . . . visiting student. 68
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Juniors The Class of’68 worked ambitiously to meet the demands of their impor- tant junior year. For their class leaders they elected John Ptaszkiewicz as pres- ident, Bob McCullough as vice-president, and Rita Baker as secretary- treasurer. To raise money, they sponsored a car wash; the Halloween Dance, The Great Pumpkin”; and the class play, Rally Round the Flag, Boys” under the direction of Mr. Jacobs. The climax of the year was the beautiful Junior-Senior prom, The Garden of the Gods.” John Ptaszkiewicz, President; Rita Baker Secretary-Treasurer; Bob McCullough, Vice-president. 70 Sitting - Mr. Plischkc, Miss Lutz, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hanks. Standing - Mr. Burt, Mr. Chcrvcnick, Mr. Ashe.
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