REMINISCCR I95I

Published byTHE SENIOR CLASS

SHANLEY HIGH SCHOOLFargo, North Dakota

Foreword

The Reminiscor Staff hopes to give you a yearbook full of happy memories.

V/e have sincerely tried to put together the many events that occurred this year. Lack of time

and finances curtailed many features which we would like to have expanded.

As our theme we have chosen Unity, the cryíng need in a world lacking peace

We have used the Encyclical on Christian Education of Youth by Pope Pius XI to tie together the

various sections of the book as teachers, students, and ai1 the organizations connecteC with the school

have only one and the same aim-that of the Christian Philosophy of Education, and are all in their

different fields working towards this end.

Co-Editors Diane Breyer and Beverly Stegge

"It is theref ore as irnþortant to ma\e no mista,ke in education, as it is to ma\e no rnista\e in the

þursuít of the last end, with which the whole wor\ of education is intimatell and necessarily connect'

ed,-there can be no ideally þerf ect education which is not Christían education."

-Pope Pius XI, Encyciical on Christian Educatjon

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Dedication

'We are very happy that the change in the name of the school does not change our patron,the Sacred Heart of Jesus, to Whom this year as always we lovingly and gratefully dedicateReminiscor.

Because this is a year of momentuous happenings we remember with loving ap.preciation and justifiable pride: our beloved A.rchbishop Aloysius J. Muench now Apostolic dele'gate to Bonn, Germany; our revered Auxiliary, Most Rev. Leo Dworschak, who will celebratehis Silver Jubilee next June; and our two pioneer Sisters, who for many years taught at SHA,Mother M. Joseph and Sister M. Alphonsus, who celebrated theír Golden Jubilee some monthsago. W'e ask the Sacred Heart to bless them and all their works. Affectionate congratulationsand a hearty Ad Multos Annos to all.

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Denise Denis

Co.Business Manager

Diane Breyer Beverly Stegge

Co,Editors

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,{urelie Stricherz

Co,Business Manager

MORNING

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Dedicatíon Duy, January 5

Mass of Dedication

Biessing of Roorns

A victorious opening game, 36-35, between Shanley and Fargo High

Or-re of the importar-rt responsibilitieswhich every pliest assumes at ordirjationis the work of teaching This work variesconsiderably with the l.in-res and themeans available. À4anv of the idealswhich Bishop Shanley'had in the fieldof education have been made a presentreality with the advent of the ¡rew scnooldedícated to the rremo;y of Bishop JohnShanley, the first bishop of North Dako-ta. Rt. Rev. Msgr. ,trrell and very Rev.Frank Nestor deserve much of the creditfor r:ealizing Bishop Shanley's dream ineducational facilities.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. ArrelSt. Mary's

BISHOP JOHN SHANLEYFirst Bishoþ of Fargo Díocese, after whom this school is named,

Rev. Edward ArthSuperint'endent

-WHO CHEERFULLY CARRY

Very Rev. F. NestorSt. Anthony's

THE BURDENS"Education belongs þre.eminentlJ to the church"Going theref ore teach all nations."

Pope Pius XI Encyclical on Chris¡ian Educacion

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Congratu lations

our Most

Bishop of

Felicitations

THE MOST REVEREND LEO F. DWORSCHAK

Auxiliary Bishop of Fargo

May 29

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Ad Multos Annos

Congratulations and sincere goocl wishes to

Reverend Aloisius J. Muench Archbishop-

Fargo, Papal Nuncio to Germanl'.

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Father Oliver LuxBookkeeping-Religion

Father Christian DuchschereReligion

Our Faculty

Father Edward Arth Superintendent

Mother M. Scholastica Higher Algebra, PhysicsMcther M. Camillus-World History, Enslish I

Mother M Genevieve -AlgebraSisters M. Clare, Regirra-Voice, Violin

Síster M. St. Anne ArtSister M. CorneUa Chemistry, Jourrralism, English IV

BiolosvSrsters M Lawrence, Sylvia ,Piano, Voice, Organ

"Perfect schools are the result not so much of good method,s as of good teachers,teochers who are thoroughly þreÞ(ned and well grounded, in the md"tter they haueLo teach,"

ìister Mary Enda Principal

Sister M. Bertha-Comme¡cia1, English ISister M. Thomas-Geometry, English IU

Sister M. Borgia -Cirls' Clee C-lubSister M. Petronilla-Elementary Algebra

Sister M. Justina-Hone EconomicsSíster M. Jane Michael General Science, English Il

Sister Marie Philip-LibrarianMr. James Kamprud-Boys' Glee Club

Mr. Russell Parsons Band

Gregord 'lr{az,

and f ormation

Father: Jarnes S/alshSpanish- Religron

Falher John V/anzekLatin-Religion

''AIl these labor unselfishly with zeal and Þe.rsetueïÕ.1xce in what St.tanzen calls the'art of arts and the science of sciences,' the diyectionof youth."

Father 'William DurkinJournalism-Religion

Father Robert HovdaSocial Problens - Religron

Father Leo SteltonLatin-Religion Miss Laura Dixon

Girls' Physical Educatìon

Pope Pius XI Enyclical on Christian Education of Youtl.r

Mr Cid CicbyBoys' Physical Education

History-Geogr aphy

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Father Julius WalzCoun cillor-ReL gion

Reminiscor

REMINISCOR STAFF

Co,editors Diane Breyer , Beverly Stegge

Co.Business Managers Denise Denis , Auelie Stricherz

Assistant Maxine Burnelle

Class EditorsFreshman

Jeanne Sinner

Sophomores

Ruth Hablas

Juniors . Seniors

Betty Forbney Pat Colliton

Sports EditorsFootball. . Basketball

Neil Deibert , George Zwack George Ke11y

Social Calendar Patúcia Baldwin

Features

Typists Jeraldine Burgess

Art Editor

Joanne Parries

Patricia Rush

, Bonica Wood

Sylvia Georgeson

V/e, the Reminiscor staff of 't1, wish to thank all those who cooperated with us in editing and publishing this

first Shanley High ,{nnual. We wish to thank the faculty, student body, Dakota Photo Engraving, Knight Print-

ing Company, and our most gracious and generous patrons.

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" . . ed,ucation

be and f or uhat

end f or uhich he

consis¿s essentially ín þreparing man f or what he must

he mustt do here below, that he rnay attain the sublime

was created . "

Pope Pius XI, Encyclical on Christian Education

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Seniors

New members of The Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society of Shanley High School

Therese Foy Connie Hogan

Selections For Honor SocÍety BasedOn Character, Leadershíp, Service

t have earned aociety, Seniors

Therese Foy,

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President Patrick Colliton Vice.President Patricl< Conrny

Secretary,Treasurer Joanne Marquart

Lynne Murphy

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Jeraldine Burgess

Senior Class HistoryBewildered, green, or just plain scared; any word may

describe our condition when we entered S. H, ,{. as freshmen,Neil Diebert, Patrick Conmy, and Maxine Brunelle wereelecled presidenl, vice.president and secretary,treasurerrespectively. By means of a "Booste¡ Club" under SisËer JaneMichael's tutorship, we instituted our first class fund.

Upon returning as sophomores, a feeling of security andan expression of dignity were prevalent among us. Class electswere: President, Kathie Barnick; vice president, Bill Seeba;and secretary treasurer, George Ke1ly. With the thoughtof the Junior.Senior prom in the not,too-distant fuLure, wesold Christmas cards and miniacure footballs ag a means of in,come.

ed our prom quota to the desired'heighc,

The Moorhead country club was the scene o{ the prom,which proved to be a big success. With hopes of enterìng themuch talked about Shanley High School, we looked forwardto our final year.

Here we are seniors! It seems only yeslerday when weentered the halls of o1d S. H. A. Pac Colliton was again elect-

we presented our Senior Class Play "Murder in a Nunnery"'

Soon we shall graduate. Along with graduation will comemany a sad heart. Not sad because of graduation, but be'cause all the wonderful memories of S. H. A. and ShanleymusÈ be lefc behind.

Yes, now we musc go out into the world and cope withanything chat might prevail. But we of Shanley High Schoolfeel as well equipped as any graduate; for through S. H. A.and Shanley's portals, we have attained an education whichnot only insures our temporal welfare, but also our spíriÊual.

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lnitiacion Ceremony, March 7, Feast of St. Thomas Aqnina."

Pat Conmy Pat Collitin

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MAXINE BRUNELLE

Sodalirv'48.'5tFr".hmân Class OfficerGlee Club '49,'f0Shack Staff '48,'T0Junior Class PlayGAA ''1Homecoming Attendant'51Reminiscor Staff '51

PATRICK CONMY

Class Of ficer '48:49 'J ILettermen's Club'48,'51Glee Club '48.'51Hockey Captain '51Junior Class PlaySenior Class PlayStudent CouncilStudent Council Pres. '51Alpha Honor '51

JOANNE BRUNETTE

Sodality '48,'T 1

Glee Club '48.'f 1

Triple Trio '48.'10GAA ''I

RODM,TN BAILEY

Student Council'.19.'T0Football '49.'i0lunior Class PlayLettermen's Club'49,'10

DI,{NE ERICKSON

Glee Club '+8.'51Sodaliry'48.'t1Mrxed Chorus '49GAA ''1

EDWARD CAMPBELL

Football'48-'51Lettermen's Club '50 '51Junior Cìass PlnySenior Class Play

PÂTRICIA B,{LDWIN

Sodality '48,'5 t

Glee Club '48GAA ''1Reminiscor Staff '51

JERALDINE BURGESS

Sodaliry '49.'t 1

Shack Staff'49,'51Junior Class PlayReminiscor staff '57Alpha Honor Presrdent 'f 1

Senior Class Play

P,{TRICK COLLITON

Student Council'49.'51Glee Club '49.'T1Football, Basketball, Track

LetternanJunior class playClass Presidenc '50 't1Football captain'51Most valuable player 'l rAlpha H':r,or 'f 1

Reminiscor staff '11Shack staff 't0 't1Quartet '5 1

Rota¡ian Convention 'l 1

,{RLENE FISCHER

Glee Club '48 '49Sodaliry'48.'t1Triple Trio '49GAA President '51

NEIL DEIBERT

Freshman Class PresidentFootball '48-'11Hockey '48.'51Glee Club '48.'49Letterman's Club'48.'51Reminiscor Staff '51

RICHARD JOHNSON

Basketball Letterman '49-'T 1

Football Letterman'49.'51Junior Class PlaySenior Class Play

SYLVI,{ GEORGESON

Glee Cltrb '48.'10Sodaliry'48,'t1Art'48.'11Shack Staff '49.'J1Presidenc St. Cecelia's

Choir '50 '5 1

GA-A Board 'J1

JO ÂNN FELLING

Transfer from St, James,New Rockford '49

Senior Class PlayGAÂ ''1

DENISE DENIS

Sodality '48.'5 1

Shack '+8Honeconing "Page" '48Junior Class PlayReminiscor Co-busiltess

Manager 'l 1

GAA ''1

KATHLEEN B,{RNICK

Cheerleader'T1Sodality'48-'51Triple Trio '48Glee Club '48Sophomore Class President[unior vice.presidentShack Sta{f '49,'51Second.page editor '11String Orchestra'49hrnior Class Play

CONSTANCE HOGAN

Glee Club '48.'J1Sodality '48,'T1Shack Sraff 't0Co,editor '5 1

Prom Committee '50Student Council'50'51Sec.-Treas. '5 1

Â1pha Honor 'f ICheerleader'T1Radio Rr porter 'f 1

Senior Class PlayC.S.P..4. Delegate'lCr

DIANE DENIS

Sodality '48-'5 1

Glee Cl¡b '+9,'50Triple Trio '49Mixed Chorus 'TO

Junior Class PlayCheerleader'T1G,{A 'r1

MARY KRUPICH

Sodality '+8.'TtGAÂ ''1

JOHN CONNELLY

Student Council'49.'51Sq.uires'49.'50Football'TOTrack'50'51Basketball '5 1

Lettermen's Club 'lOGlee Club '51

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DIANE BREYER

Glee Club '48Triple Trio '48String Orchestra '49Sodality'48,'TlRadio Reporter'50'51Reminiscor Co,Editor'5Senior Class Play

THOM.{S FELLING

Transfer from St. James,New Rockford '10

Football Letterman'T1

BERNADINE ERICKSON

Sodaliiy'48,'t1Glee Club '48Triple Trio '48String Orchestra '49Radio Reporter 'T0 '51Shack Staff '50 'T1Sodality Presidenc '51Senior Class PlayHomecoming rtttenda-nt'5 1

GAA ''1

THERESE FOY

Sodaliry'48,'t1Band '48.'50Shack sraff '48,'tlThird page edicor '51Student council'48.'51Glee Club '48 '50Junior Class PlayN. I. P. A. Delegate '10Alpha Honor '11GAA ''1

JAMES GRIM

Squires'48.'51Glee Club '48.'11Quartet '49 '50Band '48 '49Senior Class Play

VIOLÂ COSSETTE

Glee Club '48.'T0GAÂ ''I

C,TROL DREIER

Sodaliry '48-'t IGlee Club '49.'51GAA ''1

RONÄLD THOMPSON

Squires '49 '50

C,AROL S,TVAGEAU

Glee Club '48.'t1Sodality '48,'51Shack staff '49.'t1GAA ''I

BEVERLY SHALLOP

GAA ''1

GEORGE MONTPLAISIR

Football Student Manager'51

CL,{IRE VON BANK

Glee Club '48.'11Sodalicy'49'r1Band'48-'f1Mixed Chorus 'llGAA ''1

BERNÁDETTE OLSON

Sodaliry '48.'t1Committee.head 'f 1

Shack Staff'49-'51Glee Club '48.'50N. L P. A. Delegare '50Senior Class PlayProm Committee '50GAA ''1

JOANNE PARRIES

Glee Club '48.'51Triple Trio '49Scidaliry'48-'t1Committee,head '51Band '49Business Manager Junior

Class Pla-Reminiscor Staff '51

LYNNE MURPHY

Glee Club '48-'f ISodality '48.'llScudent Council'48,'51Delegate to State Student

Council Convention '11Delegate to C. S. P. A.'49Shack '49.'51Prom Commictee 'T0Senior Class PlayAlpha Honor Vice,President

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MADONNÂ MILLER

Transfer from Lidgerwood't0

Sodality'50't1GAA ''1

RAYMOND NOVAK

Football LettermanGlee Club '48.'10Hockey '49,'T 1

Association '48Shack Sraff '51

TTIOMAS \Å/ÂLKER

Shack Sraff '48Glee Club '48.'f ISquires'49,'51Association '48Football Letterman' 49: I IBaskecball Letterma¡' 49,' 5 IJunior Class Play'49Squires'49,'T1

R,TYMOND N,\NCO

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JOANNE MARQUARDT

Transf er f rom MoorheadHigh '50

Sodality't0't1N. I. P. A. Delegate '50Radio Reporter '51Sodality vice.president 'T 1

Homecoming Atten d a¡ c 'T ISenior Class PlaySback Staff '50 'f1Student Uouncrl )lJ ) L

Class officer '51GAA ''1

BE\/ERLY STEGGE

Glee Club '48 '49Triple Trio '49Sodality '48.'5 tGAA ''1Reminiscor Co-Editor'51

BONIT,{ WOOD

Sodality'48.'i1Glee ClubReniniscor Staff '51

RON.ALD FLYNN

Squires '48.'T IMarshall 'T

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Speaker , Squires Convention'51

Glee Club '48.'51Quartet '49 '50

DALE MICKELSON

Stuclent (iuuncrl ) rJ ) 1

RUDY M,{RAS

Transfer from Fargo High '50Football Letterman '51Basketball Letterman'Tl

AURELIE STRICHERZ

Transfer from Alexandria,Minn. 'i 0

Sodality '50 '51Commitee,head '11Reminiscor co.business mar.l

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Senior Class PlayGAA ''1

DELORES UKSETAD

Sodaliry '48,'t ISecretary'50Perfect'flShack Scaff '49Glee Clut '49Makeup.Jr.rnior CJass PlayGAA '5I

MARION VON B.{NK

Sodaliry'48,'51Band '48-'5 IGlee Club '48,'51Nlixed Chorus '10Triple Trio '48 '49GA,{ 'r1

WALLACE SCHEFFLEI{

SquiresHockey

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DARLENE UKESTAD

Glee Club '49 'f0Sodaliry '48,'t1Treasurer'J0Junior Class PlayGAA ''1

ROBERT REEDY

[n Ehe service of his country

JOANE TESSIER

Glee Club '48.'10Transfered to Ontario Calii.,'t0

WILLIAM SEEB.{

Glee Club '48 '49Class Vice President '48Squires'48,'T1Bursar '48Deputy Chief Squire '49Chief Squire '50Basketball Letterman '49.'f IStudent Council '48

GEORGE ZW,{CKFoocball 't0 '51Hockey '49-'5 1

Junior Class Play '50Senior Class PlayLectermans Club '49,'f 1

Reminiscor Staff '51

MARILYN YUNKER

Glee Club '+a-'51Sodality '49,'t 1

Shack '49,'f1Co,Editor '5 IG. ,{. A. 'r1Junior Class PlaySenior Class PlayRadio Program '51Band '48,'51Prom Committee '10Student Uouncll )U ) I

Girls State '50Girls State Staff, Junior

Counselor'51N. I. P. A. Delegate '50Cheerleader'51Homecol-ring atteudant'5I

PATRICI,T RUSHSodaliry '48.'51Glee Club '48.'50Triple Trio '49Shack Staff '11Reminiscor Staff '11Senior Class PlayHomecoming Queen '51GAA ''1

pich-rred: George Kelly, William Lobsinger,

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JUDE LAMBSquires '48.'5 1

Bursar'49'51Football 't0 'tl

PARKER LOISTransfer from Rice Lake,

Wis.'T1Senior Class Play

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Vice-presid entFern Cossette

Junior Class History

EleanorCampagna

MaryConway

ParriciaLivingston

PalriciaConnolly

PhilipG"pp

PatlickHurley

WilliamBarnick

PatriciaLeichleicer

Mary AnnBailey

Bernad etteClancy

ElizabethFortney

JohnDriscoll

WilliamChishohn

PresidentBetty Fortney

Secretary.treasu rerBill Chisholm

PatriciaKinsella

ElaineFischer

ArtburCossette

NormanKenney

When we, the class of '52, cane through the doors o[Sacred Heart as green freshmen, little díd we know whal u,asln store for us.

Tbe officers chosen for that year were Bill Chisholm, pre.sident; Gene Jobnson, vice-president; and Mary Helen Peter-son, secretary,treasurer.

Several projects such as candy sales and pay assemblieshelped furnish us with class funds.

This year, tbe "dignified" juniors retained Betty Fortney

:Ls president. She was assisteC by Fern Cossette as vice'presi'dent; and Bill Chisholm as secretary'treasurer. A vocationpanel discussion and exhtbit of material on religious ordersof women was an interesting project this year.

We sold Christmas cards and sponsored pay assembliesalong wrth other projects to raise money for the annual juniorsenior prom, We also staged a three,act play, Tiger House,which was directed by Sister M. Thonas.

Proud to be tbe juniors of Shanley High, we are anxiouslyawaltlng our senror year.

MarleneKlubertanz

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JudithAnderson

PhyllisErickson

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DeloresOndrush

ClareSinger

ElizabethMalmquist

Mary HelenPeterson

JeanneStage

JoanMaresch

MarnaQuiggle

EarlZeman

Sophomores

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DarleneTrottier

RobertReinehr

Monica SavageauVice-President

James HebertSecretary-Treasurer

Ruth HablasPresident

Sophomore

As we entered Sacred Heart Acaderny in 1949, we were

mindful <¡f the fact that we were "green" freshmen. Afterrecovering from initiation, we chose Monica Savageau as

presrdent, Terryl Ann Frank as vice.president, and TomGretter as secretary,Creasurer.

Class HistoryAs sophomores of Shanley High Scbool, we elected Ruth

Hablas as pres gea andJi- Hebert as ,{ dingof a float fo¡ a ourchief activities W ourjunior year aË Shanley High, as we hope it will be even moreenjoyable and profitable than our last cwo years have been.

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SusaneRomanick

Junior Class Play

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MarthaSchons

Jo .AnnSinnerMarlene

Baldwin

JeromeFerris

Kathryn ,{nnBerens

Clif fordBoisjolie

BarbaraDerbert

KathleenFischer

RoberEWood

DarleneBissel

Patri ciaBladv

PatriciaCarvell

JoanHinschberger

MagdalynRies

A,Monica

Savageau

RichardWehage

JoanKodelka

KathleenMarquardt

GlendaKramer

ShirleyMatthys

PatriciaMeath

ThomasMcMullen

MaurisMertens

PhilMcMullen

RuthCan!1on

JamesHebert

DonaldG"pp

FreddieHerman

CarlaWhitcomb

ThomasGretter Terryl Ann

FrankLaverneHayek

HaroldWhitconb

PriscillaHosted

MichaelJanse

KennethRerick

RitaKlassen Rov

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JamesMarquart

DonaldCossette

JoanneFletcher

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JoanYunker

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Freshmen

Freshmen Class l-{istorY

Having been kept br-tsy finding our way around, rve, the firstfreshmen of Shanley High, finally found ourselves getting x

good start in the fall of 1950. We toral ninetl;'six scudents and

top the number of freshnen in the classes of the pasl years'

Classroom activities in the new school are lery fascinatìng. We

look forward lo future years to be spent io the new builditrg'

At the beginning of the year we choose Mary Jean Sinner,

president; Roberta Peterson, vice-presidenl; and Bill Thorlpson,secretary.tr:easurer, With the advice of Sister M. Justina, and

under the leadership of lhese officers, we rrade our debut inco

the various actrvìties of high school life.

Our firsc Homecoming at Shanley will always be a menorableone since ,¡'e proudly claimed first prize in the contest of {1oats!

Candy sales and other activitìes helped to {inance the bills of our

class.

'We hope to leave our freshtlan year without any flaws, and

we bequeath to the fuLure freshmen of Shanley High, the work,play, and the friendshìps we have experienced dtrrirg tl-ris tnem'

or:able year.

DianeJaeb

MaryGrim

BernardLe cle rc

EuniceIsaac

NorbertGastonguay

PatriciaLarson

-A,nna MaryG"pp

DianeHoss

ClaraFertig

AnnCrary

Mary EllenDwyer

GaryHerron

BernardFletcher

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Vice,PresidentRoberta Peterson

RobertBarrett

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BarbaraBarnes

RaymondKeating

PresidentMary Jean Sinner

S ecretary.Treasu rerWilliarn Thompson

DonaldBacl-r

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JeromeFische¡

JamesHarmon

JamesBailey

K"vBenson

JaneBrush Bissel

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JudìthHenning