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L. Joe Shuster Margaret Skokan Darlene Skrnich John Skrnich Janet Skrocki Fred Sliemers James Sloan Frances Spagnola AL JOE SHUSTER: A little man, a lot of noise. MARGIE SKOKAN: Me? Like boys? Say, what was his name? DARLENE SKRNICH: The girl with the platinum dream. JOHN SKRNICH: Who me? JANET SKROCKI: The little woman. FRED SLIEM- ERS: Engaged to trouble. JAMES SLOAN: Have room for an- other book in there? FRANCES SPAGNOLA: Frances doesn't like boys???DOROTHY STEVENS:l don't get it. RENA ANN SULLIVAN: Five foot two, eyes of blue. MICHAEL TAFOYA: The tooth pick salesman. KATHY TAYLOR: Sweet Frosh. CARO- LYN TOMASCHKO: This gal knows her stuff. MARGIE TREN- ERRY: The giggle. ROBERT TRENT: The supply depot. CONNIE TUNZI: This gal is iet propelled. JULIE URBANIAK: Quiet . . . in assembly. ROSE MARIE URIAS: Quiet as a mouse. PHILLIP VALDEZ: Nobody's perfect, Father. DONALD VARELA: IRMA VEGA: Dancing dream. EMILY VEZERIAN: Fuzzy. MARTA VIZCARRA: Rah! Dorothy Stevens Rena-Ann Sullivan Michael Tafoya Kathy Taylor Carolyn Tomaschko Margie Trenerry Robert Trent Connie Tunzi Julie Urbaniak Rose Marie Urias Phillip Valdez Irma Vega Emily Vexerian Marta Vizcarra
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David Russell Joan Sanchez Joseph Sanchez Peter Schorwark Robert Scheltens Mary Margaret Scheurich Melanie Schmid Pam Schneider Emma Schubert Barbara Schwarze Richard Schwien John Scott Lucille Rltzo Mary Rosato Duke Rovarino George Rogan Pat Roseberry Gus Rovello Tom Semonell Bill Shomrell Marilyn Shannon Tom Sheahan Susan Shewalter Tom Shields X L ' LUCILLE RITZO: Remember the yellow shirt? GEORGE ROGAN: Big Laugh. MARY ROSATO: Tall and sweet. PAT ROSEBERRY: Practical ioker. DUKE ROVARINO: Prononuced 'Deeuukkeef GUS ROVELLO: How are you fixed for cheat sheets? DAVID RUSSELL: Royal king of Goof-off Gulch. JOAN SANCHEZ: Frosh pepster. JOE SANCHEZ: I forgot my comb. PETER SCHARWARK: The answer to every girl's prayer. MARY MARGARET SCHEURICH: A cute hobo lMardi Grasl. MELANIE SCHMID: Talking sensation. PAM SCHNEIDER: Jokes galore. EMMA SCHUBERT: Kind and helpful. BARBARA SCHWARZE: A real card. RICH- ARD SCHWIEN: Good mind for figures. JOHN SCOTT: Track star. TOM SEMONELL: Small, but powerful. BILL SHAM- RELL: He even does his homework. MARILYN SHANNON: Small but powerful. TOM SHEAHAN: Tall, dark, and Icen- soredl. SUSAN SHEWALTER: What are you gonna say? TOM SHIELDS: Watch out for mouse traps.
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Fred Von Ravensberg Paul Von Ravensberg Don Vrooman Deanna Wager James Wagenbrenner Judy Waldorf Margaret Walt Fred Walters James Weirich Bonnie Westfall Julia Wiedel Clare Williams A Carolyn Wilson Mary Ellen ' S. W, . A. L A Zfafe , FRED VON RAVENSBERG: Though noisy, he never thinks. PAUL VON RAVENSBERG: Keep talking, the breeze feels good. DAN VROOMAN: A reformed IB boy. DEAN- NA WAGAR: Hey, you guys, guess who called me last night. JAMES WAGEN- BRENNER: Laughs too much. JUDY WALDORF: The bandage kid. MARGARET WALT: Who me? Running for the bus? FRED WALTERS: Broken brain. JAMES WEIRICH: Hard labor-Saturday. 9-12. BONNIE WESTFALL: But, but, but, Sister . . .!!! JULIA WIEDEL: What? I'm on the C.S.F.? CLARE WILLIAMS: With this girl the secret word is 'radowiIz'. CAROLYN WILSON: Girl who always has an answer. MARY ELLEN WOERNER: The Very Finest. MARGARET WOODS: Knock on wood. Woerner Margaret Woods . S , 1...- FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Susan Moran, Joe Shuster, Potty Cruz, Tom Sheehan, Lucy Perricone, and Tim Murray,
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