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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. Richard Levenduski, Dennis Pirraglia, Robert Rucinski, and Thomas Guido. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We entered high school August 31, in the year of 59 . We had a total of 10 girls and 14 boys for our class enrollment. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President: Richard Levenduski Vice-President: Robert Rucinski Secretary: Janice Hanes Treasurer: Patricia Plaszenski Class Advisor: Mrs. Marian Bielobocky During the year we gained five new students: Janice Hanes, Gayle Hanes, Ida May Williams, David Reese, and Oscar McKendrick. Later we lost Ida May Williams, David Reese, and Oscar McKendrick. The new cheerleaders who were chosen from our class are as follows: Janice Hanes, Diana Hicks, and Patricia Plaszenski. The basketball players who were chosen are as follows: Richard Levenduski, Dennis Hudsick, Robert Rucinski, Richard Scanish, Thomas Guido, Dennis Pirraglia, and John Celinski. We began our Sophomore year August 29, 1960 with an enrollment of 17. The girls numbered 8, the boys 9. During the summer vacation we lost: John Celinski, Richard Fava, Daniel Celinski, Jean Friday, Gayle Hanes, Diana Hicks, and Wayne McCracken. 22
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SOPHOMORE CLASS L. to R. 1st Row: Clyde Beck, Ruth Brundridge, William Buganza, Aurea Burkett, and Lorna Garvin. 2nd Row: Thomas Guido, Francis Gutowski, Janice Hanes, Dennis Hudsick, and Peno- lope Hudsick. 3rd Row: Linda Keller, Richard Levenduski, Dennis Pirraglia, Patricia Plaszen- ski, and Robert Rucinski. 4th Row: Richard Scanish and Mary Shoemaker. 21
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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY At our first class meeting, the following officers were elected: President: Richard Levenduski Vice-President: Dennis Pirraglia Secretary: Robert Rucinski Treasurer: Thomas Guido Class Advisor: Mr. Hallie Cheslock During the year the class enrollment remained the same. The new cheerleaders chosen from the Sophomore class were Mary Shoemaker and Ruth Brundridge to complete the junior varsity cheering squad. Janice Hanes filled the varsity cheerleading vacancy left by Lydiann Blake. --Aurea Burkett SOPHOMORE PASTIMES Ruth Brundridge--Waiting for Friday night. Aurea Burkett-Doing History. William Buganza--Getting school mail. Lorna Garvin--Smiling. Janice Hanes—Cheering. Dennis Hudsick--Sports. Penolope Hudsick--Giggling. Dennis Pirraglia--Clowning. Richard Levenduski--Reading. Linda Keller--Talking about boys. Patricia Plaszenski--Talking. Robert Ruqinski-- ? ? ? ? ? Richard Scanish--Fighting with Beck. Clyde Beck--Causing. Thomas Guido--Basketball. Mary Shoemaker--Cheering. Francis Gutowski- -Keeping Score. —Thomas Guido 23
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