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SEATED: Mrs. Thomas LaPlaca, treasurer; Mrs. William Mur- phy. secretary. STANDING: Mr. Alfred Wirnett, president; Mr. Frank Caggige, vice-president. Parents’ Club President Wirnett presents a check to Dr. Edward R. Rove, chairman of the annual fall auction. music boosters parents’ club Mrs. William O’Rourke plays the organ which was presented to the Academy by the Music Boosters. SEATED: Mrs. Anthony Foti. secretary; Mrs. J. Fred Carbine, treasurer. STANDING: Mr. John Ginficld, vice- president; Mr. Emmett Fleming, president. athletic association Senior Academy football players R. Cillo and J. Rejeski survey the and playing grounds renovated by the Athletic Association. new fence FIRST ROW: Mr. Norman Ladabouche. president; Mr. Thomas Candon, vice-presi- dent; SECOND ROW: Mr. William Mur- phy. treasurer; Mr. Andrew Musclla, secre-
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TO THE CLASS OF 1966: Never before lias so great a challenge awaited you as you go forth to take your place in the world. You are being challenged to make your mark on society and to enrich your own lives in the process. And never before have the opportunities been so numerous to meet this challenge. Daily advances in science, new exploration of the arts, and an ever increasing effort to bring these findings to the threshold of those determined educate themselves formally or informally—all exemplify the opportunities Siting for those who would seek them. They reveal a vast arena where challenge meets opportunity and where opportunity gives birth to further challenge. Each of you has something distinctive to offer to the world. Character and temperament, personality and intelligence, talent and determination— these are all yours to use for good as you meet the challenge through the opportunities you arc willing to explore. ch; The Catholic education you have received should enable you to recognize truly Christian values where they are present, and to provide them where they arc absent, so that you may illumine the world with the light of Christ. May this Light grow brighter in your own lives, and may you be the instru- ment for its illumination in the lives of others until the day when Divine Love shall make this Light shine pecfectly through union with Him forever. Father O'Connell
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SISTER M. CLEMENTINE English IN; Religion III. SISTER FRANCIS DE SALES SISTER M. HELENA Basic Math; French I; Spanish I. II. Biology; Physiology; F.S.A. Moderator. SISTER JOHN PAUL SISTER AGNES MARIE SISTER M KATHLEEN Chemistry; Earth Science; Yearbook Business' Basic Math; Algebra I. II; Religion III. Religion I; Biology. Board Advisor.
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