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kg-riff A A Guide Student Enthusiasm SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Kathy Shea, Presidentg Karen Ward, Vice-president, Patricia Hickey, Secre- taryg Mary Borer, Treasurer. . , 3 we-,,.. Working in a co-operative spirit with Student Council, the four classes merge to execute projects initiated by their stu- dent govemment and by the administration of the college. The success of such projects as the annual Cherry Blossom Festa is a concrete example of this combined effort. Supported by funds allotted through Student Council, each class functions individually in sponsoring its own activities. The class oflicers of 1965-66 have successfully guided their classes in both the traditional activities and in special projects. A Thank-You party for Welcome Week and Christmas letters to the servicemen in Viet Nam reflected a spirit of grat- itude in the Freshman Class. Highlighting sophomore activi- ties was the spring formal dance. Two major concerns of the juniors were acquainting their sister class with college life and honoring the seniors at the junior-Senior Banquet. Seniors, nearing the culmination of their college experiences, counted the days until graduation. Tassel turning on Class Day marked a change from college life. A class gift, a planted tree, a raised flag . . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Jeanne Haas, Presi- dent, Mary jean Dixon, Vice-presiclentg Cheryl Loar, Secretaryg Cathy Doniere, Treasurer. 55
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Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Vicky Weisenberger, Presi- dentg Judy Lahetta, Vice-prcsidentg Gerry Schweitzer, Secretaryg Ginny Davis, Treasurer. 4 .fy- r,Qf 4 -1. .v . di' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: left to right, Rosie Sadoski, Presidentg Kathy Burnett, Vice-presidentg Rose Marie Faber, Secretaryg Nadine Flower, Treasurer. 54
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