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Se tayt MICHAEL McCUSKER Mike” WILLIAM MACE Willie
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Now at graduation time we recall many happy memories of the library period, which were used to aggravate the librarians, and the memories of good times in the familiar corridors of K.C.S. We acknowledge the fact that without the help and patience of the faculty, many of us would not be members of this graduating class. The majority of us will admit that most of our classes were interesting and edu- cational, especially our HISTORY classes. The members of the Business Law class will always remember how their interpre- tations of the law differed. This class will never quite understand how Mr. McKee survived the teaching of this course. From the thirty-eight members of the class of '54, we are proud to say that nine of the number started school thirteen years ago in kindergarten when the class origi- nated. The students' names are: Cora Arthur, Janet Blaise, Bill Mace. Cliff Patnode, Maude Durgan, Irene Bishop, and Betty Santor. Bruce Blaise and Charlie Bums were also in this class and left us, only to return later. Miss Krager found this group a very enthusiastic class, which presented the play, Thom Thumb’s Wedding. During the first three grades there were no newcomers to our class. However, in the third grade with Mrs. Goff, The Children of Buttercup Common was presented. In the fourth grade with Mrs. McGuire, the class was glad to welcome Jo Gurnsey from Coming, and Ed Venette from Peru. Two new members joined us in the fifth grade, namely: Gerry Blair from Peru, and Malcolm McGuire from Fairfield, Connecticut. The class with Mrs. Smith as teacher presented the play, Robinhood.” Cliff Patnode was Robinhood and Bruce Blaise was Frier Tuck. In the sixth grade with Mr. Connell as teacher, we welcomed four newcomers. Harney Davey and Ralph Harkness came from the Immaculate Conception school, Yvonne Tetreault from Peru, and Bob DeGroat. The class presented a Christmas pro- gram for the school. In the seventh grade, Paul Morrow came to us from Saint John’s School. The class presented a play in which Harney Davey portrayed the roll of Abe Lincoln. Other members of the cast were: David Butler, Jimmy Greene, Audrey LaBounty, Betty San- tor and others. Also presented was a play which took place during die period just be- fore the Revolution. In this play Ed Venette did an excellent job of acting when he portrayed a feeble-minded old lady whose life was endangered by the Red Coats. Susan Boisseau joined us in the eighth grade. Sue came from Saint John’s School. During the freshman year the class was enlarged by eleven new members. These new members were gladly accepted into the class and they took an active part in the fun and work of the class throughout the next four years. From the Immaculate Con- ception School came Mike McCusker, Mike Barba, Brad Brinton, Jean McCormick, 17
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