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Row Row Row Row Row I-Joseph Filmore, Patricia Foley, Jane Ann Freeman, Marianne Grove, Luella Howard, Jean Karsten, Nancy Kelly. 2-Katherine Kirmse, Marilyn Klock, William Knott, Eugene Leone, How- ard Leuer, Anthony Lullie, Stuart Mann. 3-Patricia Marsh, Donna McAlpin, Eugene Micklevitz, Sharon Miles, Annamarie Moscato, Kathleen O,Connor, Jean Ostdick. 4-Robert Peabody, Jerome Rachner, Audrey Reinert, Donna Reinert, James Roath, Cipriano Siete, Mary Glen Smith. 5-William Smithing, Herbert Sullivan, Mary Ann Thornhill, Connie Trainor, Marie Weidner, Marjorie Wolff, Mary Therese Zenk. 22 JOSEPH CARNEY Died Nov. 16, 1948
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we yuniorfi re asleialoing I0 . . .IUNIOR OFFICERS ' Standing: James Richert, social chair- mang William Knott, president. Seated : James Field, vice-presidentg Howard Leuer, secretaryg Patricia Baldauf, treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Row 1-Naomi Abts, Gerald Aguirre, Patricia Baldauf, Eugene Carney. Row 2-John Castillo, James Chapin, Carol Chavey, Lois Conro, Mary Courrier. Row 3-Peter DeBoer, Steve Do- herty, William Dunning, Marilyn Egger, James Field. Matured by wisdom and feeling grown-up, the Juniors have great pros- pects for their senior role. They will follow the trail of the ,49-ers and hope to outshine, even them, in the Hgold rush. 21
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.24 Leif you owe K efierue .Mg 0l'l'Ll'l'lQI'lJdii0l'l, 30148 .X4l9l0!6l,Ll,5Q CULJ OZIOUQ K Left to right: Eugene Bonnike, James Paul, Maureen O'Connor, Joseph Manning, Maureen Sullivan, Virginia Grollemond, Lillian Heine. Leadership, scholarship, cooperation, and service mark the seven National Honor Society winners. Deemed the students possessing the above attri- butes hy a faculty vote and forming the top fifteen percent of the Senior Class, the Hcreamn of '11-9 has great hope of succeeding in the outside school world. Headed for a college career, they will form a nucleus that will extend and benefit their associates by the distinction that Saint Ed- ward's has placed upon them. 23 ACT I, SCENE 3 lv Q
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