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Junior Class Officers If you should ask a junior to tell you what the meaning of class officer is, this is the answer you would probably receive. A class officer is our chosen leader, friend, and class- mate. In short, she is the model of what is right. Juniors 408: Judith Collette, Secretaryg Brigid Sher- idan, Presidentg Judith Heinz, Vice-Presidentg and Geraldine Blumer, Treasurer. juniors 103: Patricia Baldauff, Treasurerg Joanne Ramage, Presi- dentg Margaret Mohler, Secretaryg and Dawn Sallach, Vice-President. Sophomores 407: Nancy Bayer Vice-President: Dolores Yohovic dentg and Carolyn Liotta, Secretary Treasurer: Florence Manners, Presi-
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Each student council member is expected to portray those qualities of leadership which render her worthy of office. These expectations in the various representatives of the classes were realized during the 1956-S7 school year under the presidency of Rosann Readal . . . we 8601719 La el 6 tudent Council 'KSO let your light shine before men could be used as the motto of the Student Council members. This representative group, chosen by the student body, truly holds aloft the torch of good example thus enabling others to keep or regain a strong footing on the path of virtue. They are living proof of the words of Christ . . . that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven. When both senior classes were combined, the Senior Council was formed with Arlene Leitsch as the president, Eileen Wetzel, Kathlgenl Helblingv Audrey McDunn, Barbara Mann, Kathy Yaman and Cecelia DiVittorio fill the other positions within the senior class. My
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Freshmen 101: Mary Sauer, Presi- dent: Cynthia Boehler, Treasurer: ff ,dw Freshmen 402: Eileen Miller, Presi- dent: Carol McPeak, Vice-President: Nancy Cvetic, Secretary: and Lynne Hohman, Treasurer. Sophornores 403: Judith McNerney, Treasurer: Judith Siatkosky, Vice- President: Patricia Kurtzhal, Presi- dent: and Barbara Mehrlich, Secre- tary. .Br I 2 , if 5 ,A J we ax' Lois Mann, Secretary: and Ann Gal- lagher, Vice-President. To the freshmen the meaning of class officers is not always understood. It takes a little time for them to realize that the officers are their friends and representatives. Through continuous good example, the freshmen will reach their goals. if ophomore and Freshmen Class Uffieers A more vivid realization of the responsibilities of a class officer has come to the sophomores. Now they are more properly equipped to lead their classmates to higher goals. 13
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