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Bridge Between School And Students Installation of Student Council members
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Kara Turing gives the following report of this year’s Student Council: The Student Council of 1983-84 is closely supervised by its moderator Fr. John Sullivan. Kara Turing is the President this year with Ed Kain as Vice-President and Jim Dunn as Secretary. The hard- working representatives this year are: Seniors: J. Blymer, M. Maguire, C. Murphy, D. Pascal, Juniors: B. Clay, C. Dailey, P. Naughton, G. Schaller, Sophomores: R. Colletti, B. Jordon, D. Orzechowski, S. Presly. The Student Council has sponsored such activities as the Halloween Dance whose theme was “A Monster Bash”, merry munchies during the Christmas season, and their annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Student Council also plays an active part in the pep rallies. Besides doing things in school, the student council also helps the needy in our community by sponsoring the Thanksgiving Day Drive. This year the student council worked hard together and has made school a fun place to be. Student Council VP: Ed Kain, PRES: Kara Turing, SECT: Jim Dunn. Bottom Row: Gretchen Schaller, Chris Daly, Sharon Pusey, Denise Orzechowski, Colleen Murphy, Meg McGuire, Barb Jordan, Peter Naughton Top Row: Kara Turing, Rich Colletti, Jim Blymer, Jim Dunn, Ed Kain, Dave Pascal
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Above: Freshman Class Officers Lisa Rink, Angela Prosinski, Sean Kelly, Anne Marie Dougherty. Right: Senior Class Officers Diane Mann and Michele Oleksa +A% f Happy Birthday To You One of the many small tradi- T-J qvavvtt 1 vL n ri Q T tions that give Gloucester lldJJjJj JJII LIlClCLy Catholic its big reputation as a school with a family atmosphere is Fr. Martelli’s birthday cards. Each student is called down to the office on his or her birthday to receive a card, small gift, and personal birth- day greetings from their principal. Sometimes Father Martelli falls be- hind but he never forgets. He even remembers the teachers and staff on their special days. Everyone can look forward to at least one trip to the principal’s office each year. JO 30
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