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FRESHMAN CLASS ? c FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1951, twenty-five fresh- man students entered Smith Academy. For a few days they wandered around the halls, not knowing which class to go to next. But by the end of the first week, they felt at home in Smith Academy. The class officers elected were Michael Raff a, president; Phyllis Baceski, vice-presi- dent; Jean Klocko, secretary; Stephanie Majeski, treasurer; and Charles Sadoski, student council representative. The boys who tried for soccer were Ron- nie Barrett and Robert Byrne. The freshman boys who went out for basketball were Charles Sadoski, Ronnie Barrett, Pat Zgrodnik and Michael Raffa. Many girls tried for girls ' basketball and the following were chosen: Carol Breor, Phyllis Cybulski, Jean Klocko, Stephanie Majeski, Jane and Joan Romanowski, Pat- ricia Zagrodnik, Stella Kugler, Jean Wells, Frances Porada, Helen Pitchko and Peggy Start.
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SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore class came into Smith Academy with twenty-six bright students. To start off the year, these officers were elected: president, Pauline Backiel ; vice- president, Robert Kowalski ; secretary, Rita Vollinger; treasurer, Teresa Brassord; and Student Council representative, Bernard Goclowski. The class sponsored a Halloween dance, decorating the hall for the affair with orange and black crepe paper, with a cen- terpiece of pumpkins piled in the center of the floor. To add to the seasonal atmos- phere, Halloween pictures were hung in dif- ferent places around the town hall. This class also had good representation in the school play, having three students in it: Joan Kalentek, playing the part of Lorraine; Teresa Brassord, playing the part of Jane, and Sally Toczko, heading the stage committee. In sports, the class also shone brightly. It had three capable members on the soccer team: Giles Kellogg, playing goalie; Bruce Yarrows, playing fullback; and Bernard Goclowski, playing wing. In basketball, Giles Kellogg and Bernard Goclowski were on the Varsity, while Bruce Yarrows was an active substitute for the Varsity and a starting center for the junior varsity. Also on the junior varsity were Robert Kowalski, Robert Baye, and Peter Backiel. In girls ' basketball, Sally Toczko, Teresa Brassord, Pauline Backiel and Rita Vollin- ger were on the varsity team. These fast and aggressive girls helped considerably to aid the team as a whole to have a very suc- cessful year.
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