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AndfQucoess6ulbYewu. if J i A A n. mi . Y 'x ' ll- . - il . 'x L? - 1 i 2 A ' .- , ' L 7' 9' 5 Y it A Q Q . w ' ' . A i ' ' ' sl . at i 'i x' ' M Choir members consist of: First row, left to right: Cherie Ajster, Janet Wagner, Elizabeth Fontana, Noralee Lyons, Sharon Mason, Jimmie Kay Callahan, Carol Marsh, Mary Helen Bidasio, Kathy Celano, Janice Kane, Bernie Biolchini, Mary Alice Vogel, Georgia Rottner, Paula Ricci. Second row: Mike Kastello, Jim Dono- van, Allen Woeckel, Helen Sexton, Mary Piletic, Mary Alice Quick, Mary Kowalski, Jane Segatta, Ruth Nea- land, Donna Skerston, John Libiez, Keith Baker, Brian Leach, Larry Terando, Joe Bansch, Bill Martin. Third row: John Rudzinski, Lloyd Ciesler, Frank Strell, Jack Moss, Dick Ellis, Larry Mc Donald, Jim Theodore, Jack Feliksiak, Dale Preiser, Lloyd Pletsch, Ed Maggio, Bob Mahnich, Ken Zimney, Jerry Falk, Bob Moon, Jim Ribolzi, Dave Hundt. Mr. Robert Manahan, director of the Collegiate Chorale, encour- ages his students to develop to the utmost of their ability. The annu- al Christmas Concert and the oper- etta Bye Bye Birdie proved to be great successes. 13
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Has ' fy. For the first time this year, choir offi- cers were elected. They are, left to Ruth Nealand, secretaryg Ken Zimney, presidentg and Bill Martin, treasurer. W' xx V : f ' L si 7' MW 'ea' : X n o f- 3 - E M - ip: - B ,,-,, 5' ,Y - te S P l 1 L fm A f fe A 'J J' - YK. ' An indispensable person in a good choir is, of course, a capable ac- companist. Lloyd Giesler certain- ly fills this role very well. fain right: Bernie Biolchini, vice presidentg
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-'- - -.- Kathy Novlan, this year's editor, has a big job making sure that each member of the staff meets the deadline. Mr, Waltman, the adviser of the annual staff checks over last minute details. Busg Above, Cheryl Ajster and Ruth Nealand work dili- gently to record the activities of the year. ,ga x ,f sf' The assistant editor, Janet Wagner, keeps long and tiring hours as she makes a final check on her pages. To the right, Sheila Oddo strives to make the annual a success by composing pages of activities. Paula Ricci, at the left, looks over pictures for the opening section.
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