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3 h Leslie Renkey President k Patricia Pernish Secretary These second-year students rejoice in being able to doff the title Freshies, and embark upon the year that will mark the half-way point in their St. Paul career. Prominent among sophomore privileges is that of being received into Our Lady's sodaliry.Fore most activities to be sponsored are the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Senior-Sophomore breakfast. Marcia Allen Vice-president Fred Pirochra Treasurer Delores Miros George Stechschulte Social Chairman Social Chairman
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oanne Kovacic Secretary I Entering into the third year of life at St. Paul is a challenging, yet privileged occasion. As juniors, new and greater responsibilities are shouldered. Foremost among these are the holding of sodality and student council offices, appointments to the yearbook and news- paper staffs, and the sponsoring of the annual semi-for- mal prom and of the Junior-Senior banquet. During this third year, juniors may have the privilege of wearing a class ring bearing the seal of our school. So, the juniors find that their year is as a last test- ingground before entering that final, graduation year. Donald Beaudoin Vice president James MCAVOY Tamara Tweedy I Social Chairman' Social Chairman
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