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Some people take Young Re­ publicans very seriously. Here Mr. Roache and D.J. Honold try to get some ideas on how to get Bush back into office.
bership drive was started in November, and soon
after the group elected its officers. Mr. Roache, the
moderator, has allowed students to run the organ­
ization as they see fit, and helps out when necessary.
Plans have been made for speakers to meet with
B. Bartlett,
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Chang, G.
Ciereck,
N .
DiVeronica, A . Grady, J. Grady, K. Hick­
son, DJ Honold, A. Kawa, A. Kroll, J.
LaM arca, N . Lebeau, J . Leo, R. Lombard,
S. Panebianco, M. Robinson, M. Rock, M.
Shannon, J. Squadrito, E. Vartabedian
Young Republicans
A Slow Start
he Young Republicans’ club, since its es­
tablishment last year, has become a per­
manent fixture in the school. A mem­
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group members.
by Nicole Chang