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Freshman year—a new and exciting experience awaited us as we entered school the first day. We saw many students who were just as timid as we were. To some of them we were immediately attracted; we formed many lasting friendships. The years passed and our harmonious relations multiplied. Dances, assemblies, the junior-senior banquet and the prom offered us numerous opportunities to work and frolic togeth- er. During the rehearsals for the operetta, we came in con- tact with new personalities who were destined to play roles in our lives as well as in the operetta. We worked together to make our every mutual effort a success and a memory. We will always recall these years for we liked each other. Happy Yuletide spirit was reflected by both Bernard Brach and Christine Szolonkiewicz as they admired Bernie's Christmas tie. Fun and laughter prevailed as some senior girls Birthdays called for a celebration with all its painted a picket fence for the Christmas float. trimmings, cake with candles, cokes and goodies. Friendly relations between teachers and stu- dents were reflected on the faces of a group of students who stopped to bid Sister M. Jerome farewell before the end of another school day.
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Taking time out from the many exciting activ- cussed future plans with Father Miotke. As a ities of graduation, Eugene Zajac seriously dis- counselor and friend. Father was always tops. I Interested in all our activities. Father Miot- her essay. Some of the other contestants were ke was pleased with Judith Ranke's trophy for Maryann Spanke, Chester Jarema, Marlene Ranke. 5
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each other Hearty congratulations were extended to Robert Stuckey, named to the ice all stars; Dan Pytlak, Ed Kulawiak, Ed Glowocki and Eugene Brach rejoiced to hear the news. Static electricity fascinated Marlene Ranke, Judith Ranke, shock absorber, Robert Stuck- ey, David Hancasky, current producer, and Walter Klukowski who watched delightedly. Side by side we worked together, studied, played and prayed. Carole Herman walked down the corridor with Kenneth Stockfish to their first period class after Mass. 7
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