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Gene Richard Donna Snook Sobasky Delagrange FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY On May 26, 1944, seven stalwart and sturdy boys and eight modest lovelies received their eighth grade diplomas. On a bright September morning 1944 eleven bright eyed, very nervous young freshmen slipped into Room 5 to be greeted by Sister Anastasia. They cautiously dropped into the nearest empty seat with an expression on their faces which seemed to say ‘“‘Now what?” Text books were obtained and by the good Sister’s direction everything was running smooth- ly. Of course it’s true that now and then Latin did get rather “‘bumpy”’ but we all liked our stud- ies. After our ‘‘Initiation’’ or should | say ‘“‘Wel- co me Party’ we were really high school students, all eleven of us. We all entered into the high school activities whole heartedly. We all want to wish Bishop Bennett our hearty congratulations for he has been with us all through our school life and we will miss him much. So our freshmen year ends, leaving us older, wiser and looking forward to being ‘“‘Silly Sopho- mores’? next September. Pres. Edward Kobiela Vice-Pres. Mae Belle Myers Edward Kobiela Margaret Miller Kathleen Depew James Bonkoski Mae Belle Myers Mary Young Richard Yanuszeski Joan Mezydio
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Norbert Muzzillo Robert Brady Ruth Ann Wilson William Steigmeyer Dorothy Ann Hoeffel Phyllis Mezydlo Raymond Gingery JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ’ ‘Bang, rumble, crash, boom.’’ ‘‘Guess who’’? Yep, it was back in 1942, when seven boys and two girls entered St. Joseph’s High School. In the mid- year we lost two boys. That left us five boys and two girls to undertake Latin and a few other sub- jects. To begin our sophomore year, we had five boys and three girls, but later we lost one of the girls. We strived, studied, and did everything else in our power, and finally became ‘Jolly Juniors.”’ As we began our junior year we lost a boy and gained one girl, Ruth Ann Wilson. Our jun- ior year was a very important year. The Junior and Senior Banquet was laid into our hands and put over with great success. Now another year is in store for us. We will undertake it with great effort for success. Pres. Norbert Muzzillo Vice Pres. William Steigmeyer Page 12
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