St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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.L-. Class Poet 1 Claudia Gutowski Class Historian -- Sheila Leahy Class Officials Ponderingly. Claudia gazes at the Heavens for inspira- tion. intent with the thought that the moral of her poen might very well serve as an influence. a deciding factor in our later lives. Sheila prods assiduously through the files, gathering authentic data which will aid us in recalling with de- light. our four happy. colorful years at S.BI.l. 'llerrie and Bob have quite a task before them for they are attempting to predict the future of each senior. Judging from their expressions. we are justified in asking. lN'hat's so funny. kids? A bit of humor will he injected into class night festivi- ties. through the endeavors of Pudgie and Rich. when the bequest of each senior to a deserving junior is announced. Class Prophets - - Theresa Krupa and Robert lNIcYeigh Class liawyers --V Elnanuela lioccio and Richard Pilchen