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Diane T Mulcahy (Malmgren)
Pete lived on North Bayfield Road. I don't believe he actually graduated because of his untimely death shortly after the yearbook was published.
Richard McCulley
Peter died in 1964 before graduation. I knew Peter well in 1st and 2nd grade. We
were good friends. After we moved, I did not see him again until high school,
seven years later. He was very quiet and kept to himself. Wish I had tried to
talk to him more.