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TOP ROW: C. Polich, K. Konoalinka, J. Brana, D. Smolc, K, Knez, B. Shand, J. Slak. FOURTH ROW: M. Zaleta, J. Bernard, K. Volenec, K. Kinnish, J. Lanenga, R. Hovlicik. THIRD ROW: P. Gilbertsen, R. Sergo, G. Vacko, D. Dvorak, S. Kriz. SECOND ROW: C. Kaleta, S. Koch, C. Paganelli, L. Kraus, S. Lafido, M. Koch. BOTTOM ROW: f. Kral, K. Kraus, K. Osuch, D. Kinnish, L. McCullough, W. Stadnicki. TOP ROW: A. Simon, A. Sheridan, J. Tejcek, J. Riedel, N. Czajka, FOURTH ROW: T. Kovar, J. Tejcek, D. Bachta, C. Kersten. THIRD ROW: L. Horonzy, M. Trailoo, S. Kersten, R. Zank. SECOND ROW: H. Bemdt, G. Soumar, N. Nooalf. BOTTOM ROW: M. Havlicek, S. Piagnarelli, S. Sellers. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Social Committee began its work early in August in preparation for the first dance ofthe year, homecoming. Using the theme When You Wish Upon a Staff, the girls transformed the cafeteria into a Disneyland setting and brought back the practice of posting couples, names on the wall. The committee de- cided on HFrosted Fantasy to be the theme of the winter dance. The decorations included a North Pole, a Santa's sleigh, and a reindeer. The third dance was the Valentine Turnabout with decorations showing Cupid's touch. For all three dances, club members made their own decorations and were responsible for publicity, refreshments, bids and tickets, and a special guest list.
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5' -D ww, Q,- TOP ROW.. D' H . DI I 1 - . ' . W' 0, J. Kratoclwil, N. Mattson M Kerpec D Kroth B Schabow L M. Kalman, G. lznlilzfm. tTTTlzRDJRBOSWip,l1fTi B?gl2nJ12lsiSLElZf1ajf M523-,BOTTOM ROW-' L- Sffllf' L Vlfelf N Zabefelf C Vltek Lanenga, B. Strzeleclfi, K. Wesley, D. Burris. SECOND ROW: C. B-Z01mSlf1,A-MffZ- TOP ROW: S. Beran, B. Iacouetti, K. Dombrowski, L. Frontera, G. Priore, C. Self, I. Ramquist, R Strama R Glug S Kral BOTTOM Miglore, K. David, D. Poles. FOURTH ROW: C. Rynflak, R. Castaldo, ROW: P. Piela, D. Herald, G Isenberg S Vlach D DeRose G D. Kovich, S. Ceraghty, J. Ruzak, T. Kleronomos. THIRD ROW: D. Snella, L. Sus, N. Skudrna, N. Ramos, D. Proslfa. SECOND ROW: N. Thompson.
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TOP ROW: C. Broolrs, R. Sticka, E. Rusnak, I. Gates, K. Morrison, C. Casaletto, D. Bissizls, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: L. Grahnke, W. Duzlek, C. Treamer, M. LoPorto, J. Vosecel-J, J. Rairn, R. Kauzlarich. THIRD ROW: S. Stegcnga, J. Vistein, M. Gorman, K. Langner, B. HALL GUARDS The Hall Guards formed a large and necessary group. Some of their recognized duties were to help teachers in maintaining order and to assist any visi- tors in the school. The guards also did a fine job in their daily duties of organizing cafeteria procedure, checking hall passes and lockers, and supervising students between classes. About once a month at a meeting held during the fourth hour, Mr. P. Magro reaffirmed the guards, responsi- bilities to insure the smooth running of the school. Mem- bers were chosen according to .their availability. TOP ROW: ,l. Lesnialf, L. Koubelf, A. Klinlca, T. Pieroni, S. Miself, R. Hagar, K. Osuch, L. Harlzzc, f. Jannush, S. Dohrn. FOURTH ROW: T. Kovar, L. Nielsen, K. Volenec, P. Gallo, L. Vitek, T. Kleronornos, S. Sowa, L. Knott, P. Piela. THIRD ROW: .l. Bernard, B. Klezalr, C. Sindelar, J. Slak, J. Fontera, G. Scaglione, C. Podbor, C. Thomp- Hahn, V. Gorllewslfi. SECOND ROW: C. Paese, B. Will, N. Skudrna, J. Wawrzyniak, L. Frontera, B. Sirna, B. Flaslfa. BOTTOM ROW: V. Harbacek, C. Brownell, I. Svik, R. Sisco, N. Atkinson, B. Svoboda, C. Roth. DEANS, AIDS . . . Besides collecting the absence slips, the Deans' Aids had the responsibility of compiling, typing, mimeographing, and distributing the master absence list which each teacher received daily. In this way the aids helped their school and at the same time received a high degree of clerical practice which will better prepare them for future office work. With the help of these students, the deans were given more time to attend to the more important details of their office. Like the other aids, the Deans' Aids gave up their study hall time to serve Morton. son. SECOND ROW: J. Giacalone, J. Czafka, K. Habada, C. Self, R. Strarna, P. Pitrak, M. Vuolo, C. Kaleta, C. Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: S5 Koch, D. Surman, M. Koch, L. Hanias, P. Starosta, V. Haeger, T. ope. if ,
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