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r . . M - N. We-e use,-. :MMU . n Q - ll ,L 11 , ,Wi Z ,, . r W ,Nevvsp,apf3r e Staff el The O'Maley Outlooks Staff edits creative writing submitted by students and covers the latest sports events in addition to writ- ing objective articles of interest to the student body. Members of the staff are Rosalyn Frontiera, Holly Anderson, Rosemarie Cia- rametaro, Chris Cole, Keith Sou- sa, Kevin Hand, and Jim Milone. Advisor: Donna Rice ' 9 l 1 u is A r gs ' - fl I W Lf, wa 1 . ' , . 5157? V- -M I-.L H : Ng' ! V4 W wi- ,I Y I ' Y -Q V' Z! K V lm5 1Tw4 ,V . Aiding Joan Qilsonahtl 5 3' ,- fffffig fffit J A ' it - ,Shirley Edmonds are invalug . ff' HJ y V,:.' ' t ' A abrs sfudenfsjwheiworkiant M B ' i i xfi,Zi5s,'-- - A lv me ' thezgffice. Tlineseastudents if, -. . 1-l '- 'A A-' ' H .. 'run errands, lmgke 'phone 1 V 1 nj U' 1 ' ' 1 ' . . cndfi gell52anfi9fQpeene'raI -taslsfe if li lf . 4 K gjeasersf wifn0ufme:f'assas1i f , ,- f ,A ,l i Kgs, tance, the office and its z F - ,xl , fini. 1 ,dv u - 1 1 routine w6ul'tl'not7i?un'Exs' . .'.' ' --1-,TQ f , X. 4 1 K f smoothly. -, 2 M oe. is 1 . ' 1-. .4-, ' -'if e ,Jo l f E. . .X 1 Q X? :Xa ,. ' J i : ' --1 ,, to s e s f gg ge . W. 5 rs iw. 110 W f it - J K . ' n Office Workers '
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Yjx f 1 X I MT H M . 4 The Ralph B. O'Maley School Student Con- gress was organized in 1973. Its objectives are to eStalDllSl l in the school a democratic form of stu- dent government in which students can partici-V pate. The Congress gives the students the oppor- tunity to enhance their education, citizenship, ,and fellowship. Membership is open to all students who are in good standing. The offices of President and Vice-President are open to ninth graders only, and the offices of Secretary and Treasurer are to all students. Regular monthly meetings are held throughout the school year. The Student Congress fsponsors many activities. 1 5 x xx Advisor: Samuel Ghiancola
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