West Babylon High School - Eagle Yearbook (West Babylon, NY)

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While father Tony Milidantri seems appalled that his daughter Judy Hoernel would consider wearing Teddies, other members of the Gilbreth family - Arlene Walbroehl, Don Birch, Pete Dallara, Joe LoPiccolo, and Linda Greene -- look on with amusement. V Father, an efficiency expert, demonstrates to 5f13 of his Older sister and father look on in disbelief as brood how to take a bath without any waste motions. Pete teacher Janet Sheridan accuses Judy Hoernel of Dallara makes sure the temperature of the bath water is just cheating on an aptitude test on which her skip- right. ping a grade at school depends.

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