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catuyidemte

Nancy Bender
T echnical
Nancy’s plans for the fu­
catv^idetU- ture are somewhat indefinite.
However, she hopes to make
practical use of the special
training she is receiving at
Technical school. Nancy has
not been actively engaged in
co-curricular activities, but
has been an interested spec­
tator.

Gloria Mae Bertolet
Business
We sometimes wonder how Melvin Blake T echnical
Gloria would spend her time
if she could not participate Becoming a member of the
in sports. Hockey, swim­ Air Force is Mel's ambition.
ming, and tennis were her Basketball and soccer were
choices; she captained one his two favorite sports dur­
team and received varsity ing his three years at Del-
letters in two of them. Glo­ haas. Who knows, perhaps
ria would like to become a some day Melvin will be one
lab technician. of our Moon Pilots.

Arlene Bodansky
Business
Arlene wishes to secure a Henry Paul Bogarde
secretarial job, and then, Academic
perhaps, enter the field of Henry is one of the few
I.B.M. at either Pierce or
Rider College. She has been members of the class who
an active member of her can boast of being self-em­
class, participating in Cho­ ployed. He is an excellent
rus, Varsity Voices, Tiger piano-tuner technician. Henry
Frolics, and Fama. Arlene plans to attend Temple Uni­
has also served as a member versity and prepare for the
of several committees. medical profession.

Susan Kay Bohannon
Academic
M iddleburg College is
where Sue hopes to become
qualified to enter the diplo­ Ronald Bolvin
matic service. She will major
in languages. Not only has It was difficult to get
Sue been active in a variety Ronald to commit himself on
of activities, such as Theatre plans for the future. He
Guild, Sports Editor of plans to either attend Tem­
FAMA, Band, and Varsity ple University or join the
Voices, but she has also re­ Coast Guard. Whichever his
choice, we are certain he'll
ceived recognition for her
outstanding scholastic achive- be successful in his chosen
field.
ment.

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