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xl? A f 'X 1 f ,, Beginning with the Mission Queen Crovsming, the Seniors and under- classmen spent an enjoyable Senior Week. For the Seniors, this is the most memorable week of the year since in a short While they will be leaving their dear Alma Mater and loved ones. Field Day and the Freshmen Susanne Lavan examines one of the beautiful trees on the campus during leisure time in Senior Week ,,,nf',f,. V, -A vw. dt' t RA W 'N A 'FL f ,. Picnic left all fully relaxed and happy, But toward the close of the Sophomore Luncheon this happiness began to change to sadness. Finally with the Junior Breakfast, the sad- ness expressed in tears,the Seniors reached the end of their Wonderful high school days. SENIGR WEEK k',:1q',,.. ang 'Q ai
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, .suv R , it -1. -'Q' g,, '4' THE 60... fN fab I ,D J... 1 aC' ,J '-vf Sil, Pat, Judy, and Mary Kathryn make use of the hotel Coffee Shop to enjoy abrief lunch between 'dips' in the pool. Suitcases packed, everyone present, nothing forgotten, corsages received, chaperones ready, Atlantic City here we come! To the familiar chorus of On the Boardwalk in Atlantic City , the Seniors left their Alma Mater for a five day class trip to stay at the fam- ous Traymore Hotel in Atlan- tic City. Indoor swimming, afternoon sun bathing, horse- back riding, bicycling, shop- ping, and sleeping late com- bined to make these class holidays full and happy. Dinner at Hackney's with the chaperones enables the seniors to relax for a moment, but their sunburn does not allow much com- fort. Diane Repole and Judy Taylor spend astren- uous morning with breakfast in bed and con- versations on the phone. The Dullmg Edge Of Foam That Browns And Dwmdles As The Wave Goes Home...
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Four fun-loving seniors try tree climbing during the Freshmen Pic- nic at Washington Crossing Park. lt's the warm spring air that gives them this sudden burst of energy. Left to right: Diane Repole, Su- sanne Lavan, Judy Taylor, and Rita Slafkovsky. 'The pause that refreshes. Hungry seniors make quick work of hot dogs and soda pop. -Fel' Q1-Q, fs4l A 5 QE ,E 1 Qi' gg? gar- a A , I -x if 5 5: . fftfg Shipwrecked in the center of our cafeteria, these four seniors stand marooned amid beautiful Senior Week decorations. Left to right: Antoinette Lauda, Suzanne Franco, Mary Della Welling, and Karen Fer- Tara. Falling in with the Hawaiian theme, the faculty and seniors wear their leis during the Sophomore Lunch- eon.
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