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Freshmen News In the Freshman class this year there were twenty-four members. Two new stu- dents entered at the beginning of the school year. They were Albert Hermann from Northampton and Betty Jekanoski from Sunderland. The first class meeting was held and the Freshmen class officers were: President — Mary Ryan Vice President — Henry Dorsch Secretary — Judy Mullany Treasurer — Bernard Wilkes Student Council Representative — Catherine Pickett Mr. Skarzynski was chosen as class advisor. The Freshmen boys that reported for soccer were Bernard Wilkes, David Punska and Peter Pelc. There were many boys who participated in basketball this year. They include David Punska, Henry Dorsch, Peter Pelc, George Zgrodnik, and John Karakula, who was the manager. The girls who succeeded in making the basketball team were Cather- ine Pickett, Judy Mullany, Betty Jekanoski, Shirley Start, Mary Ryan and Sylvia Stefancik. Two Freshmen girls selected as JayVee cheerleaders were Arlene Kuchyt and Sally Kubosiak. The Freshmen dance was held April 27, and proved to be very successful.
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Sophomore Class On September 7, 1956, twenty-one confident sophomores entered Smith Academy eager to begin their second year. At the first class meeting the following officers were elected: President — Richard Byrne Vice President — David Southard Secretary — Patricia Harubin Treasurer — Cynthia Omasta Student Council Representative — Joseph Bye On October 28, the annual sophomore Halloween dance was held. Although it was late in starting, due to technical difficulties beyond our control, it was a success. Two sophomore girls were elected cheerleaders. Cynthia Omasta joined the ranks of Varsity squad, and Patricia Tobacco joined the JayVees. At the beginning of January, class rings were ordered from the Balfour Company. The sophomore boys and girls have been very active in sports. The opening of the soccer season found two eager sophomore participants, Ronald Punska and Rich- ard Capen. Eleanor Osley, Dianne Flouton, Louise Bucala, Kathleen Zagrodnik and Rose Kovalski were the girls who joined the Girls ' Basketball Team. Boys participat- ing in basketball were Joseph Bye, Ronald Punska, and Richard Capen, who played on the Jay Vee team. Richard was also a substitute on the Varsity squad. Sophomores who took part in the Senior Play were Cynthia Omasta and Robert Laprise, Bobby playing the part of a hot tempered Frenchman, and Cynthia playing the part of an attractive model. Doing their utmost to help make this yearbook the best ever were Patricia Tobacco, Patricia Harubin, Cynthia Omasta, Dorothy Saydlowski and Barbara Stenglein. Sophomores on the school paper included Patricia Tobacco, Dianne Flouton, Rose Kovalski, Patricia Sikorski and Kathleen Zagrodnik.
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