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PRACTICINC FIRST AID on each other are the four officers of the Future Nurses Club--Maureen Coughlin, secretaryg Sharon Anclcaert, vice-president, Nancy , Reynaert, president, and Mary Rau, treasurer. Vocational Clubs Pave Way to Success make-up is done by the officers of the Sophomore- Freshmau Uramatics Club. The artists--Kaye Nowaske, secretaryg Kathy Williams, treasurer, Sue Schwenter, vice-president, and Lois McNamara, president--prepare the stars for the opening scenes of a production. WAITING FOR THF CUP from Phyllis Stemmelen, sec- retary of the Senior-,Iunior Dramatics Club, Judy Miller, treasurer, prepares to pull the curtain for the skit which dent, are ready to narrate. TOUCH-UP on Concetta Valenti's and Carol llrowuell's Sharon Laney, president, and Donna Nalson, vice-presi-
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CATECHIZING FIRST GRADERS requires a great deal of individual attention. Douglas M. U'Agostino- recites his prayers for Barbara ,Iabalee while Vickie ,lean Pund reads diligently and Leslie Ann Koenig listens in. ' PLANNING TIIE AGENDA for a meeting of the Future Teachers Club are the officers-- Karen Matte, secretaryg Theresa Paone, presidentg Barbara Chmura, vice-presidentg and Ann Thornton, treasurer. TEACHING THE LITTLE ONES to know and love God is Beverly Clark's job every Monday after school. Gathered around her desk at St. Peter's are Thomas Muhleck, Linda Delegato, Larry Kanas, and Barbara Conboy.
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Smiles Shine ot Commencement Time KINDLY DEED is performed by Kathleen Straske who tests the warmth of the iron before giving Diane Stihler's and Cynthia Spehar's gowns a pressing. PRF-COMMFTNCFIMENT EXERCISES find the seniors gay. Happily entering the gym are Cfirst rowi Phyllis Militello and Sharon Schneedecker, isecond row! Pat Niegoski and Joanne Tassone, ithird rowl Mary Ellen Prize and Kathy Wynne. GRATITUDE TO COD for four years of blessings is expressed by the graduates of 1960. Spending a few moments before the Blessed Sacrament are ifirst pew! Joyce Zadrowski, Kay Paquette, and Theresa Paoneg fsecond pewi Arlene Siclowski, Janet Mihelich, and Micheleen McLeod. MIRRORS RFIFLECT HAPPINFTSS as Kathy Skawski and Cathy Tuschak give their hair and caps a final touch before appearing in public. X +1 E ...S . Q, , E
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