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Homeroom Elections Took on Geraldine Andraski Julie Attermeier .35 L J IE Mary Beth Backus ,ck 5 my S ar f iw . Q, Alexandra Balcerak Lois Betz Junior homeroom Secretary-Treasurers Mary Ellen Hickey, Karen Hansen, Mary Ellen Palmisano, and Constance Kambach squeeze in u few extra minutes of study during their lunch period. Rita Bednarski Judith Bieniek I Constance Belli Marcella Bergner 2 . if A ,. b L M L Jig A Judith Bohenka Corinne Bohne Frances Bersch Barbara Brieske
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The election of homeroom presi- dents took on a new meaning in the iunior year. In choosing their leaders the iuniors were promoting the new responsibilities that upperclassmen are expected to meet. The first big step was the freshman initiation program A , New Meaning in Junior Year I and the opportunity to prepare exciting tortures for the fresh- ies. Numerous friendly competitions throughout the year, such as the mission drives and the Mardi Gras booths, were sponsored by the hard-working officers. Vice president of the Student Council, as iunior all-class president, had charge of the Faculty Surprise. ln May the iuniors found them- selves at their Junior-Senior Prom, an event for which they had waited three years. With pride and excitement they attended this memorable affair as subiects of the queen they elected from the junior class. Talking over the activities of the coming day before classes in the morning are the Junior homeroom presi- dents: Kathleen Gleason, Joanne Papelbon, Junior all- class president, Carol Kuiawo, and Patricia Suminski. '-'i.. T, Diana Cesarz 'fii.L. i 'it' i Marlys Champagne Dawn Buiak Kathleen Brinza Cathleen Callen Lois Carriveau 1 Joan Bukrey Maureen Caveney 109
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