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3 Cl FMD S is for the sophomores, full of vim and cheer: O is for the originality they've shown throughout the year: P is for the pep they bring to books and work and play: H is for the happy hours of every single day: Q Mary Jo Drexelius Q jp L President 359' M 62 O is for objectives they're trying hard to meet: M is for the memories, the bitter and the sweety Katherine Dolce Vice-President Louise Ahbate Secretary Up straight and tall their green stems grow, They thrive in sunshine warmg Above the choking weeds below Their leaves now brave the storm . 15 O is for optimism shining out when things look darkg R means responsibility that helps them reach the mark: E is for some excellent things in which this class is bestg S stands for some small sorrows that help them meet life's test. Kathleen Meredith Treasurer
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Freshman C First row: Judy Van Tuyl, Marie Gaglione, Carolyn Grochowiax, Martha Thielman, Shirley Leto, Bonita C, Salvo, Lynnette Chamberg, Kathryn Trapani, Second row: Paula Kabel, Kathleen Shea, Carol Alaimo, Joanne Panzarella, Joanne Scibetta, Josephine Mallia, Arleen Oliveri, Third row: Mary Ann Cleary, Beverly Reyner, Jean Sauer, Nora Mc Laughlin, Sandra Drake, Joanne Wolff, Duane Weber. Absent: Patricia Donohue, Barbara Mietus. This Is the Beginning of the End. In introduction to business we took our first steps on our long hard journey to- wards becoming secretaries Veni, Vidi, Vici. We came, we saw, we tried to conquer Latin.
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Sophomore A First row: Carol Rollek, Anne Mowbray, Joanne Grimaldi, Ellen Williamson, Anita Fiutak, Marilyn Martineck, Betty Di Pas- quale, Anna Fasolino. Second row: Louise Vertino, Lorraine Sobczak, Santina Bellanti, Carol Scoppechio, Teresa Quinn, Patricia Muzzant, Mary Straubinger, Barbara Totaro, Shirley Schintzius, Cecelia Gianni, Theresa Di Vincenzo. Third row: Theresa Morone, Brenda Kowalewski, Patricia Mooney, Gloria Ricotta, Barbara O'Brian, Diane Merrell, Ioan Evans, Ioan Carrato, Louise Tomasello, Sally Ann Becker, Sally Scime. Absent: Marcia Cooper, Mary Ann Groblewski. -1, C'est Magnifiqueu Remember the fun in first year French when we leamed native costumes from the French dolls sent as gifts to Le Cercle Frangais. lgfisiaf KR More Than You Know There were times when we f W thought shorthand should have been shortened. YQ
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