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LaSallian Youth Group
Do Unto Others . .
he LaSallian Youth Group was a group
designed to do community service. There
Twere many different activities students
could choose from. Two weekly activities con­
sisted of visits to the Samaritan Soup Kitchen,
where students helped to serve food to the
homeless, and visits to the Hill Haven Nursing
Home. During the holidays, many members gave
a Christmas party for the children at the Brady
Faith Center.
Members found the group to be a worth­
while organization. Participation in the numer­
ous activities within the group gave students a
chance to get to know each other better. They
were also able to enjoy themselves with the
people they worked with.
170 Academy
LaSallian Youth Group, Row 1: Sr. Suzanne, M,
Dracker, J. Bialek, R. Sellers, S, Kaminski, M. Gor­
man, A. Gasiorowski, R. Masterpol, B. Ferenchak,
S. McGarvey, E. Murray, L. Rosales, Row 2: E,
Vartabedian, B. Lederman, J. Jedrzejewski, S. Bon-
acci, S. Gormel, A, Wangerman, C. Sorrell, K,
McAvoy, L. Uva, L. Lucas, J, Squadrito, K, Ennis,
S. Colucci, S. Arkinson, Row 3: N. LeBeau, J.
McGowan, J. Peck, A. Suryadevara, L. McDermott,
T. Little, A. LeBeau, J. Jacobson, G. Monreal, L
Semeraro, A. Irvin, M. Reeves, V. Jarvis, Row 4
S. Martin, B. Ryan, B. Bartlett, M. Robinson, J
Bigelow, N. Rugged, P. Barbuto, D. Candell, T
Putmon, A. Annenberg, L. Gangemi, G. Medico
B. Welter, L. Roscini, Row 5: E. Nicoletti, M. Brown,
S. Goettel, T. Cannucciari, E. Alton, M. Grant, J
Myers, L. Barnes, M, lannolo, T. Vadala, S. Daly
J. Petrie, J.J. Williams
LaSallian Youth Group mem­
bers pose around Santo Claus,
proving that you're never too
old to believe. Who's under the
big white beard . . . Adam
Andrena Irvin smiles as she feeds
a baby at a LaSallian Youth
Group function. Service to oth­
ers is what LaSallian Youth
Group is all about.
Gasiorowski?
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