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Class of 1958 holds SCB 50th reunion
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Classmates in attendance are pictured above (l to r) Donald Acosta, Lynne Rose (Smith) Gonzales, Linda (Rochelle) Melancon, Rita (St. Pierre) Levy, Emily (Williamson) Smith, Catherine (Walker) Dufresne, Patsy (Roth ) Hayes, Lawrence Becnel, Geraldine (Simoneaux) Faucheux, Frankie (Constantine) Triche, Sybil (Simoneaux) Mire and George Williamson.
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