Academy of Our Lady of Good Counsel - Aloysian Yearbook (Aloysian, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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They mature and grow in strength, developing their personalities into power- ful trunks, each being distinctly different, and yet each growing in the same relative areas. Limbs begin to sprout, departing from the trunk in the designed orde'r of nature, fitting the pattern designated at the time of rooting. Students are nourished at Good Counsel with knowledge, responsibility and social activity, so that full development will be nurtured, As the class of l967 branches out into the unforeseen, we will carry with us all that is deep in our foundations. Having reached this stage of maturity, we, too, as trees in full bloom, will shed our leaves. And, as the falling leaves bring forth new life, so also will we influence our surroundings and extend our Christian principles wherever we go. Our limbs will stand firm through all stormy conflicts, and we will remember with pride and gratitude that Good Counsel was the source of our development. By their 'fruits you shall know them. CMatthew 8:2Ol Contents Faculty . . . 7 Scholastic Life Seniors . . . . 15 Activities . Underclassmen . . 41 Senior Album Lani. 1. ALQYSIAN 96 Published by the Senior Class Academy Of Our Lady o of Good Counsel Cd edbyl-heSn fhD C p White Plai N Y k Dedication ,S ' fl Q it X . ig 'K' if SISTER MARY VINCENTIA We, the graduating class of l967, wish to express our most sincere thanks to Sister Mary Vincentia, our new principal, by dedi- cating to her the 1967 Aloysian. As a new member of our faculty in l965, Sister Mary Vincentia taught Chemistry and Religion I with a wealth of knowledge and experience. Sister began her education at the College of St. Elizabeth in New Jersey where she studied for two years. Sister then continued and completed her studies at Good Counsel College and was graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. Further education commenced with graduate work at the Catholic Uni- versity of America in Washington, D.C., where Sister M. Vincentia successfully completed the requirements for a Masters Degree, Her vital interest in the field of education has led her to participate in numerous opportunities for additional stud- ies. Only last summer, Sister was awarded a National Science Foundation Grant to study at the Summer Institute on the Chemical Bond Approach at the College of St. Teresa in Minnesota. Sister Mary Vincentia has been a member of the faculty at Good Counsel College and Preston High School. Numerous occasions have brought the senior class to Sister Mary Vincentia for help and guidance. Each of us has been gener- ously received with open arms and heart. Sister's compassion has been our strength throughout the year. Her continued interest in her students' spiritual, scholastic and so- cial lives, has made her a mother to all. We, the seniors owe to her the "special moments" that have made our senior year at Good Counsel a cherished year. Thank you, Sister Mary Vincentia, for being our principal, our friend and our ideal. Thank you for your interest, your time and your cooperation, for you have truly made the Senior Class of l967 appreciate more fully our years at Good Counsel. 1 s il 's 5 I 2 5, Q23 1 1 ' ig L- I ..- H -f-Q 'hey' .E HIS EMINENCE FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, has always been held in great esteem by each student at Good Counsel Academy. His zeal in promoting the construc- tion of modern secondary schools, has enabled countless students to have the opportunity to advance in education. His constant encourage- ment and high standards help us pursue high goals in our spiritual and academic lives. HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI Pope Paul VI is truly a representative of Christ in our midst. Under his supervision, Vatican Council ll is fulfilling its purpose in relation to the Church and the world. His plea for world peace has brought serious contempla- tion in a time of major world crises. Under his influence, the major goals of the Council, renewal within the Church, and unity among all Christians, are being implemented with growing fruition throughout the entire Church. VIET NAM TRIBUTE "There is an appointed time tor everything, and a time for every affair under the heavens. A time to be born, and a time to die, a time to plant, and a time to uproot the plant. A time to kill, and a time to healg a time to tear down, and a time to build. A time to weap, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to scatter stones, and a time to gather them, a time to embrace, and a time to be far from embraces. A time to seek, and a time to loseg a time to keep, and a time to cast away. A time to rend, and a time to sew, a time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hate, a time of war, and a time of peace." Ecclesiastes 3:l-8 i Q YL G 'vwivci 'hug aiu, N4 f -f' .4 'EZ lb la .8 4. +V. 'il Q. - 'ffj Ji 6 -. fi Us O., Priests i '2- REVEREND JOHN J. FARLEY Religion I REVEREND JAMES CASHMAN, 0.S.C. Dramatics 5 Q, . Q! Y. V . 'iff iff .1 I ,Xb REVEREND JOHN QUINN Religion ll RIGHT REVEREND MON.SIGNOR WILLIAM McGANN Glee Club REVEREND MOTHER MARY ETHELBURGE Mother General of the Sisters of the Divine Compassion Faculty Sister Mary Gaudentia, assistant principal of the school, has helped the senior class plan the little things that make the bigger ones success- tul. We will always remember her thoughtful guidance that made sen- ior year so rewarding. Math IX, Math X, Math Xl, Math XII. Mother Mary Ethelburge is con- tinually in our prayers and in our thoughts. Mother has guided our high school years with her loving example, which the graduating class of i967 shall always cherish. I SISTER MARY GAUDENTIA Assistant Principal SISTER MARY ALPHONSUS SISTER MARY ANGEUCA Art' Aff History Lalln l, Guidance S . Q IL, Z rf 5+- MRS. HERMAN BAKER Librarian l P--. SISTER MARY COMPASSIC SISTER MARY DE LA SALLE World Areas Studies Religion ll, lll World History English I American History I , i 2 M I SS THERESA GALYA General Science, Biology Chemistry SISTER MARY DE LOURDES English IV, French I, II, IV Literary Genre SISTER MARY FRANCISCA English Ill, Developmental Reading Music Appreciation Reading Laboratory SISTER MARY EULALIA Religion IV, Latin I, ll Sociolgy, World Areas Studies CTT? I aa -ti A , MISS PATRICIA GILBERT Math IX, XI, Business Math SISTER MARY .IOANNES Spanish I, II. III, IV SISTER MARY LEONILLA English I, II, IV, Religion I SISTER MARY LAURA Shorthand, Typing World Areas Studies o"""'T'TM,'WM PM I MR. KENNETH LOVELAND Driver Education M' '56 CCM? R9liQ5Ol'1 l, French l. ll, Ill Religion III, Earth Science, Biology SISTER MARY REGIS Latin ll MISS MARGARET SCHLICHTING MRS' MARGARET WYNNE Physical Education Speech 4 A Pine Walk High School Building in the evening. XA 'M Scenes ,xl mi K -rv A, ,,.,.U .Aw-f ff"-f-E I fi' S, ,, iw. - 1 J .f - v?J94n- 4.5 ' -A MCA ...Q-Q . .nfffn-' wi Our Lady of the Thruway 'S-Q 'l3 The statue of the Sacred Heart rf, A . 'if-va, - K' " 1 , xii , Q The Convent L The Parking Lot I4 The Sporfs Building This learned I from the shadow of a tree, That to and fro did sway against a wall, Our shadow selves, our influence, may fall Where we ourselves can never be. Anna E. Hamilton "Influence" I Seniors 1'-' THERESA MARIE ANNUNZIATO MARY ANN BISCARDI "Homer" . . . Vice President of Student Council . . . basketball fanatic . . . Exodus . . . craves hot dogs . . . bouncy spirit . . . nursing future. "Sue' '... co-captain of the Cheer- leaders . . . helpful . . . GCA spirit . . . soft smile and blonde hair . . . bright outlook . . . quiet charm. Secretary of l2B . . . photography . . . long hair and nails . . . cats . . . intelli- gent . . . French mail . . . thirteen year Good Counselite . . . 396. President of the National Honor Society . . . athletic ace . . . math genius . . . W firm . . . determined , . . Warwick devotee. I6 SUSAN ELIZABETH BALASH MAUREEN BLANCHFIELD DOROTHY ELLEN BOYLAN JOANNE VERONICA CALABRO "Dottie" . . . unique laugh . . . happy disposition . . . loyal . . . expressive gestures . . . exotic vacations, "Cece" . . . Long Island . . . peppy . . loquacious . , . short hair . . . affable . . perpetually happy. "Jo-Jo" . . . Assistant ldentifications Editor . . . a friend of the l-locklemeyers . . . always dancing . . . small but mighty. "Ruthie" . . . Vice President of 12A . . go-getter . . . rock collector . . . out- spoken . . . comments. I7 , S-sf 'FY"""' CECELIA AGATHA BRESTER RUTH ANGELA CALLAHAN JANE HELEN CARCANO PATRICIA ANN CASEY "D" . . . Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . . lively . . . cheerleader . . . happy grin . . . dependable. 5, "J.C." . . . athletic star . . . friendly style . . . bell ringer . . . "Did you hear?" . . . helpful advice . . . responsible. "Ginny" . . . fashionable clothes . . . city goer . . . always the Stones! . . . petite . . . energetic . . . frank . . . underground movies. "Pat' '.., co-captain of Cheerleaders . Li'l Red . . . blushing colleen . . . Rah . . . "Keep smiling" . . . comb in hand . . . mischief , . . MacDonald's. I8 DIANE CARROLL VIRGINIA C. CERRELLA MARCIA CIPRIANO "Rosie" . . . ladylike . . . perfect hair . . Buick convertible . . . homemaker . . pleasant . . . level-headed. "Cip" . . . President of the Spanish Club . . . grinning . . . Stepinac . . . thought- ful . . . "curl free" . . . great talker . . . Boogaloo Bug. ROSEANN CONFORTI "Sue" . . . quiet but friendly . . . '66 Monaco . . . voracious appetite . . . black locks . . . early every morning. MARY MARGARET COYN E Secretary of l2A . . . Vice Prefect of Sodality . . . sincere . . . a laugh and a smile . . . headlines, anyone? l9 if SUSAN FRANCES CUCCIA CAROL ANN DELFINO ROLANA CATHERINE DeROSA Editor of Aloysian . . . green cat eyes . . . TARS . . . talented artist and musician . . . Flushing . . . unusual pets . . . responsible. Assistant Activities Editor . . . comical . . . I966 Malibu . . . carefree manner . . gift of gab . . . hep . . . skate on. President of French Club . . . warm and reserved . . . languages . . . scholar . . . expressive eyes . . . Long lsland summers. "Sal" . . . Layout Editor . . . Stepinac wardrobe mistress . . . excitable . . . every word a gesture . . . candid. 20 ' l DONNA MARIE DeMARCO L. SALLY ANN DORIA MARY MARGARET DUFFY MARIE PATRICIA FARRELL "Butch" . , . President of IZB . . . cheerleader . . . "Quiet, girls" . . . "Just in Time" . . . big eyes. "Kathy" . . . quiet and soft spoken . . . baby doll look . . . hails from the Bronx . , . sweet . . . A.T.8tT. operator. "Pat" . . . Vice President of National Honor Society . . . Stepinac dancer . . . Dinners in Mt. Vernon . . . Red Volks- wagen . . . accident prone! "Bert" . . . red head . . . "The Nook" . . . Big Gl . . . spirit to spare . . girl of action . . . Yearbook Typist. 21 KATHLEEN ANN FARRELL 45489 'Q' 11 av ROBERTA ANN FERRARI ,I- DONNA ANN FIDELIBUS "Fitzy" . . . volunteer work . . . true Irishman . . . sunglasses . . . butch haircut . . . sarcasm. Treasurer of French Club . . . quiet . . . candy striper . . . white Mustang . . avid football fan. CATHY FITZGERALD fif- KATHERINE ELIZABETH FLEMING Vice President of Spanish Club . . Stepinac seamstress . . . chuckling . . . school spirit . , . "Up in the Air Junior Bird Man". "Kathy" . . . Business Manager of Chit Chat . . . sweet smile . . . never on time . . . sincere . . . quiet . . . dependable. 22 NANCY ELAINE FLORIO ELEANOR MARY FLYNN "Lin" , . . comb conscious . . . Rah . . . short skirts . . . MacDonald's . . . "yeah man" . . . loves Jade East. "Ellie" . . . neat hair style . . . ladylike . . . loves roses . . . studious . . . atten- tive listener . . . reserved. 5193 LINDA VITA GABRIELE JOANNE V. GARDELLA "Nanci" . . . three year cheerleader . . . inspired marble eyes . . . untouch- able . . . Student Council two years . . . flair for words . . . off beat . . . Rapunzel. "Brianna" . . . Dance Club President and Founder . . . Business Manager of Aloysian . . . "ln" crowd dancer . . . Math and Psych. 23 NANCY C. GARDELLA BARBARA JEAN HANLON "Bobbi" . . . bouncy blonde . . . con- genial . . . logical conclusions . . . adorable . . . down to earth . . . nursing devotee. 'lRuthie" . . . class ballerina . . . loves the City . . . idealistic . . . sensitive to the arts . . . graceful . . , sincere . . . excellent performer. RUTH CAROL HASKINS MARGUERITE MARY HAYES "Peggy" . . . Helen of Troy . . . vivacious . , . high voice . . . fun loving . . . cute . . . streaked hair . . . missing buttons. "Judy" . yogurt . . "Hedge" . . . disposition strawberry blonde . . , ah so' '... return of the enjoys reading . . . good . "Hot ShOppie". HELEN JUDITH HODGE 24 MARY PATRICIA HORGAN "Maripatt" . . . roving photographer in D.C. . . . TAC representative "Horgan" . . . blooming artist jovial . . . easy going . . . collegiate. 9'- KATHRYN ELLEN KAHLSDORF "Peggy" computer fiddler . freckles . "Kahls" . . Student Council maid-excels in math . popcorn in the lounge . villain type laugh. . . Editor of Chit Chat Spanish scholar . . . Floyd Zoolies Friend . . . excellent orator . . . always in a rush. "Barbi" . . . willowy blonde . . . six feet . . . green Renault . . . attractive wet Washington bus rides . . . soft laugh . . . stately. 25 MARGARET MARY HUGHES BARBARA VEITCH KAYSER MW DEIRDRE KELLY 'lzzffff' DIANE MARGARET KENNEDY "Cathy" . . . beautiful voice . . . his- trionic . . . "Try to Remember" . . . bright ideas . . . talented . . . Stepinac plays. "Di Di" . . . old lady of Stepinac . . . hair streak . . . sense of humor . . . big eyes . . . dramatic . . . glitzy. Senior Editor . . . vacations in New Hampshire . . . shiny locks . . . loves horses . . . knee shaker . . . "Would you believe" . . . cute. Our Yardley girl . . . dimples . . . nice to know . . . pretty . . . straight hair . . . stylish. 26 .,, CATHLEEN ELIZABETH KENNEDY LYNDA ANN KIMBALL LINDA RAE LANCASTER Outstanding artistic ability . . . feminine . . , big brown eyes . . . dedicated Mission Representative . . . clever wit . . . great dancer. President of l2A . . . To Tell The Truth . . . future model . . . poised . . . well groomed . . . Stepinac . . . sophisticated. - MARIE COLETTE LE DONNE . .X YUS- .as--. GERMAINE MARGUERITE LICHTI "Luce" . . . petite . . . quiet . . . twirls her hair . . . soft spoken . . , "mad scientist". "Sam' '... Assistant Senior Editor . . . eloquent . . . believes in UFO's . . . "oy vay' '... Mexico bound . . . future anthropologist. l 27 JOANNE LAURETTA LUCENTI NANCY JO MADDEN Prefect of Sodality . . . "the force from behind' '... GC, spirit . . . bugle . . . Winnie the Pooh . . . zany . . . slumber party. "Mau" . . . Chung King . . . smiling eyes . . . flair for French . . . blue Pontiac . . . dark haired beauty. MAUREEN ELIZABETH MAGNER BARBARA D. MANZO "Manz" . . . go-go granny . . . talkative . . . a regular riot . . . showers in the gym . . . melba toast . . . "lvan". Senior B Vice President . . . Stepinac Bug . . . friendly . . . "Holy Cow" . . . parties . . . loves to paint . . . capable . . . soup eater . . . "Joano". 28 JOAN MARIE MARBACH "Masty' '... Scarsdale girl . . . petite Buick . . . always combing her hair . pierced ears . . . sophisticated . . attractive. CLARE IRENE MASTELLON Identification Editor . . . Easter tans . . . hard worker . . . Warwick helper I . . lovely smile . . . Chit Chat writer . . spirited. BARBARA ELLEN McMURRAY "Patty" . . . artistic . . . Stepinac dancer . . . blue yogurt . . . descriptive gestures . pretty hair . . . ready to listen. PATRICIA JEAN MEANEY Treasurer of IZB . . . Do blondes have more fun? . . . red Monza . . . keeper of the cat . . . distinctive laugh. MARILYN MEEHAN 29 "CZ" BERNADETTE MENDICINO "Bobbi" . . . collegiate dresser . . . cute . . . smiley . . . poised . . . Parish CYO secretary . . . future in Peace Corps. "Bernie' '... Assistant Editor of Aloysian . . . '57 Chevy . . . Stepinac musicals . . . "good deal' '... ambitious . . . artistic. BARBARA ELIZABETH 0'CONNOR an STEPHANIE MARIE O'NEILL A G.C.A.er from way back . . . 'friendly . . , enthusiastic . . . helping hand . . . vacation goer . . . always laughing . . . outspoken . . . Stepinac fan. "Stef' '... bouncy cheerleader . . bulletin boards . . . constant dieter . . taxi to Stepinac . . . determination . . loads of school spirit. 30 LYNDA CHRISTINE PELLEGRINO it 'CT ,M MARY ANN PIETRAFESA ANGELA MICHELE RUSSO Intelligent . . . knapsack . . . Student Council and Chit Chat one year . . . loves insects . . . blushing optimist . . . "the side opposite' '... eccentric. Big brown eyes . . , perpetual laugh . . ladylike . . . quiet . . . warm smile . . smart . . . legal secretary. "Debbie' '...' 'new girl' '... cute, peppy Texan . . . always has a smile . . . knack for styling hair . . . fast friend . . . welcome addition, "Ange' '... dark eyes . . . dry sense of humor . . . "I don't believe it" . . . knee high suede boots . . . long nails . . . good dancer. 3l me---, MARYBETH A. RODEN DEBORAH R. SATTERLEE AUDREY LYNN SCHMIDT MARY VIRGINIA SINNOTT Has a wicked wig . . . never stops talk- ing . . . "luva' '.,. perpetual giggler . . . "What are you, out of your tree?" . . . two pound sandwiches Crazy antics . . . pigtails . . , weird sayings . . . participates in community activities . . . "Anything but Latin" . . . funny. President ot Peg-O . . . forceful and dramatic . . . happy hours in Boston . . . sings well . . . ambitious. "Laurie' '... Louie Armstrong impres- sionist . . . talkative . . . vibrant . . . "A Time for Us' '... unmatched wit . . class mimic. 32 ii' 'mtv' 'flu--I ELLEN MARY SIKORA LORETTA M. SULLIVAN bill:-Q. ri GERALDINE E. TAGGART "Gerry" . . . attractive and feminine . . . blue convertible . . . "Little Mommie" . . . sweet . . . beautiful hair. Avid fan of Bill Cosby . . . "Dolink" . . , Florida trips . . . blue Corvair . . . loquacious . . . "Noah" . . . hysterical. Aly 'lr""-vi DONNA CHARLENE TATROE ROSEMA RY DOROTHY TERRASE "Ro" . . . quiet and affable . . . candid sense of humor . . . snackbar . . . funny laugh . . . return from Roosevelt High. Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council . . . friendly . . . believes in life on other planets . . . perpetual motion . . . pro- tein plus . . . meticulous appearance. 33 GAIL ELIZABETH VARVARO JERALDINE G. WENTZ President of the Student Council . . imagination plus . . . "Irving" . . . homeroom skits . . . dynamic personality . . . versatile. "Jerri" . . . short blonde hair . . . dangling earrings . . . quiet but express- ive . . . Volks driver . . . fashionable. "Kathy" . . . quiet . . . vivid imagina- tion . . . generous . . . science fiction addict . . . interest in aviation . . . slim. 34 A99- al MARY ANN WALSH KATHLEEN ANN WESTERMAN 1 Don't look now, but Ruthiefs day-dreaming again, ,W 325, Speeding ticket, ,J ,ki-13 . - f ' ' 3 s f f' ,lx X -,- ' If Q 'V A If f s g I lb ' I if V 'X Debbie! . . . you know better than to wave to a stranger, 4' ffm -.X "Just a spoonful of sugar. . ." Now here's the plan . . yf I Now everybody sing along-"Oh Susannah , , " 71, ' 024 rf ""5 -ig W -ur 1 No, sweetie, no blue stamps. 5 ,ww 4. Njzw vkg .,J. 115 5 Q Advanced Nail-Biting: Nervousness ll. 'NIM Sure I'd make a good airplane. . . . and I got an A in cooperation-isn't that a scream! 36 iesta 16 l 3 , nge, i. P . of x Marilyn's telling Lynda the same old joke. Roman Statue. Now just act as though we're supposed to be leaving and no one will miss us. You have just won a free trip to North White Plains. fi., f. lc , exile? NSR ha LV M, Do you see that girl behind me? She thinks she's a JN, AJ X , w l fx X 'if Look! The ceilings falling in again! 37 I knew I should have read it. Q B , tx- 'i NBII,- Well we didn't want to graduate anyway. ? r'O'6 YQ but O 9 0 i 5 i .000 I C 5 " .. a , ,ws 3 Donna's putting gum in Santa's hair! ilkg 9"Mg,, N. gf 4-Si Betty Crocker Homemaker of today morrow. 1 in Extra curricular activities. , 3 f 1,1-Q E T? ,C " ' 'UQ QQ: - E A 'i . 1 fr and to- ffm l '-A Til... 62 'ter' lc: -. 'lka And then what happened after they found their porridge gone? ,: 5, X ki? tx 'K ,. , ,ig ai Where's Who's Who in Paris? Who ever heard of wearing a black toga to a party! E M , 'Q Z . J A AA il., Mine's a Euripides Original. No, Sister. . . not yet Sister. ,F"""'- 141 4-4- 1. R Boy! It I were the teacher and she had to take this test . . . ' "Beware the toga with the sides of starch!" Av? -gm 3973 n.:?qr:f""- N But, Carol, you don't even look like the Statue of Liberty. This is nothing! At I2 o'cIock I turn into a v Well, dearie, who designed your toga? 255 'nn-. I ffl? pumpkin. 39 And here comes Sally Senior In the last lap Sally Senior faking the lead You say you spilled Coffee she can say she spnlled rnllk MQ, '22, and Ill give the broken znpper rouhne ww. , I 4 V1 - I1 i' Q 1 QE fa. A v' 1 ' Vhfhw 1 ' A Q! 1. .K A ,..x . l." .4 Q, h. .-,px, .- 1 " 491131 'n :,'1,,g.s ' 31' ,gout .. AU" 1055 5 Q Q at 'ip Q Q - '.'r-....u1 . . . this indeed is the smallest of all seedsg but when it grows up it is larger than any herb and becomes a tree, so that the birds of the air come and dwell in its branches. Mathew 13:31-33 Underclassmen FRESHMAN A-Front Row: R. Lorch, A. Laico, C. Jaegar, Gilberti, K. Goettel, C. Galgano, P. Cinelli, P. Capozelli, E L, Cutroni, D. Ward, S. Pietrafesa, R. l-looke, S. Sutton, J. Doherty. Fourth Row: C. Coleman, J. Quin, P. Varvaro, L Tedesco, D. Lamneck. Second Row: L. Waddell, K. Bassett, DiMichele, S. O'Reilly, L. Messina, C. Raum. Back Row K. Brooks, S. Bamonte, V. Miner, K. Russell, E. Hansbury, C. K. l-lolritz, E. l-lunter, D. Martell, B. O'Hara. Baker, D. Huhne. Third Row: E. Bergener, N. Calvano, P. Freshmen FRESHMAN B-Front Row: M. Petrelli. D. LOHGVQBD, C- Third Row: W. Elliott, C. Capria, D. Rossi, K. Reddy, Y. S0Cl'1-3. V- l-0"1Q. l-- 5UlliV-HH. K- O'Neill. A- Fidelibl-IS. B- Fiore, M. E, DeRosa, F. Franzese, C. Magowan, l-l. Low. Bachmann. C- Meanev. V- V9CClWlOlfl- T- DaDiC9- Second Fourth Row: L. Bott, N. Thiede, T. Sheehan, D. Barrett, D. ROWI K- DallY, E- l'lHfClY. N- lQ0e, J- Heffefnafh A- CaD0- Agnew, C. larrobino, R. l-leiles, D. Benna. Back Row: B. netto, E. Garry, M. AmGndOlS. B- O'GI'8dY. E- Gallagher. Belle, J. Dalton, J. Henry, K. O'Neill, P. Ryan, D. Frettard. 42 l L l l l SOPHOMORE A-Front Row: A. Avery, P. Cutignola, A. Bova, D. Bettini, E. Dannewitz, C. Cooney, C. Brennan, N Comito, C. Morante, C. Renaldo, L. Marshall, B. Coleman Second Row: E. Misarti, E. DeNoia, C. Lazaro, P. Parlakian, B. Blake, M. A. Barckley, T. Lorelli, B. McGuinn, K. Maro ney, P. Murphy, T. Marzano. Third Row: A. Pitassi, P. O'Neil, K. McGann, P. Meehan, J. Camargo, A. M. Mazzuc- co, S. Mahon, M. A. Brutting, J. A. Lewendon, G. Chester- man. Back Row: C. Oliva, S. Conroy, S. Beeftink, J. Mora- bito, P. McCarthy, A. Morrisey, K. Lynch, M. Broeck, C. Brady, K. Murphy. Sophomores SOPHOMORE B-Front Row: C. Popp, P. Spatafore, D. Kotsay, D. Kornet, J. Riverso, R. Torres, N. Donnellan, A. Doherty, S. Sweeney, D. Devine, W. Kisela, J. Filancia. Sec- ond Row: I. Tobia, M. Glynn, D, Fennell, A. Ripari, C. Prunesti, J. Kelly, B. Sheehan, C. Filip, K. Flynn, A. Torti, R. Florio. Third Row: C. Keller, A. Fatone, D, Hagerman W. Watson, E. DeVeau, A. Fastiggi, C. Gragen, D. Robinson L. Henson, H. Hord. Back Row: M. A. Zingarelli, K. Rooney V. Parr, E. Walsh, K. Gerham, M. Gray, E. Gardella. 43 1 1 415 l . gx A JUNIOR A-Front Row: V. Andriola, V. Basso, C. Grimaldi, B. Bassett. Third Row: N. Gloeckler, J. Sullivan, J. Jordan, C. Ulissi, P. Macken, C. Tortora, L. Donovan, A. M. Doherty, D. Snyder, C. Fiore, G. Anderson, D. Lonergan. Back Row: A. Bronzo. Second Row: M. Heavey, R. A. Welch, P. Gil- J. Mohr, C. D'Alois, A. Sikora, L. Fasulo, C. lgoe, E. Red- martin, P. McLoughlin, K. Lamneck, L. Blake, E. Sajewicz, mond. Juniors JUNIOR B-Front Row: K. Daily, M. E. Ciavara, J. Kohany, B. Filip, M, Russo, C. Sinnott, P. l-lawe. Fourth Row: M. J. Brown, J. Hughes, J. A. Mazzucco, J. Lombardo, M. L. Cotter, B. Salvati, V. Brooks, S. Varvaro, J. Bell, E. Puci- Rich, P. Tamboia. Second Row: J. Di Bene, M. Fanelli, M. loski. Back Row: R. Lambrech, C. Spies, M. E. Malara, R. Donato, M. Giuntini, J. A. Barresi, B. Gemmo, M. E. Keck, l:iOl'6r'1Tir1O. J. Moccio. Third Row: A. Di Pace, K. Ward, I. Zaccagnino, JUNIOR C-Front Row: B. Speziale, M. Dionisio, A. Mon- J. Fleming, M. Sullivan, D. Masrroianni, F. Dapice. Third talbano, D. Renaldo, L. Harris, M. Girolamo, R. Fernandes, N. ROWS D. Higgins, M. A. Passaro, C. Urban, A. Justen, B. Longo, Second Row: M, Lamberfi, B, Hangbury, M, Salerno, Simmons, J. A. Williams. Back Row: B. Robbins, L. Fusillo. 2 l l Next week we're installing a TV. l l l Please bell . . . ring! ll 45 E35 -'hr ' . , - - 5 is ...,g.g -if E, Q 'wig sit-:xi for P' xliigiwy, Q' Z --l 1 2 , A . MW., , """"1"-'x- "Wait 'til she finds our rnar we put her locker in the parking lot." "Yea, it was like this all the way ""3:i"' ldidn't mean to break it." down the stairs." xii. "Who in the world is Winnie the Pooh?" 46 "Y"? . . . because we like you And who, . . . disguised as Clark Kent . . Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined Alexander Pope, Moral Essay Epistle I, lines 149-150 Scholastic The seniors benefited from the week- ly marriage preparation course. The Reverend Bernard P. Gerrity's program included senior question and answer periods. SOCIOLOGY RELIGION IV Seniors were encouraged to lead and participate in a series of discussions on all aspects of Christian living in the modern world. Topics ranged from the problems of high school students to our roles in future careers or in marriage. -.2s"'e'l2Q ' :L5:,., ,W ,, X in-ff OA-N' an I Sister Mary Eulalia made frequent use of socio-documentary films for class discussion and analysis. The sociology course dealt with several important topics, among them integration, ethnic backgrounds, and modern cultural f'lOI'l'T1S. iin....L"H , , 1 ENGLISH IV A model for Pat Meaney's diary was Pepy's seventeenth century diary, taken in detail by Sister Mary de Lourdes' English IV class. bmw. N ng ll I llilvlillll Barbara McMurray explains the plot of Marlowe's Jew of Malta. Sister Mary Leonilla's English IV class was given the opportunity to study the great English dramas through re- search. LITERARY GENRE ,.-- v Q' 3 ax V , X. I ff! 'I' J ,fx --Xu -,J if I A new course was introduced for the seniors by Sister Mary de Lourdes, ln the novel segment of the literary genre program, the students portrayed favorite women characters invented by noted authors. I I I SPANISH IV Spanish art and literature are contained in this year's pro- gram for Spanish IV stu- dents. Their knowledge of culture was enhanced by reading selections from Span- ish newspapers. 1.4, S, 1 z I v Q FRENCH IV The language laboratory was extensively used by the fourth year French students, who enjoyed the opportunity of listening to tapes made by native Frenchmen. I 1 fl If A if Ilvl " ' , 5? 2 ls AT I N v......x fit xx ,I X f I A---1 Q... ,Al I 1 llg LATIN ll Sister Mary Regis' Latin Il class spent the first semester studying Roman background, which included a project on the culture of Rome. The second semester included a detailed study of Caesarg each senior wrote a major paper on "The Life of Caesar and His Military Affairs," ,,.,-w I I 5, 0 ,, EAI? MATH XII Math XII students contem- plate the enigma of the con- tinuous concave upward curve. 3? t aiu!-3- Y "I have come to bury Caee sar . . Latin II scholars participate in a revival of the Saturnalia, complete with laurel crowns and grapes. 'x CHEMISTRY I "Are you sure that's the original Cocoa Marsh reci- pe?" The chemistry class has weekly labs to supple- ment its chapter studies. Here, they are working with zinc and acid to produce hydrogen. I F H4 I 3' ' ' fm' 4, ,M f I 9 N 1 Q tx ,V 1 . Q53 v ,, 1. W ,jt,.,'t F , Aft' PW. P- MT ' ,Q---. .Avg I Q , 4 4 W ,wf'y'5'2'H,y. H' L U -359' I -"f:z'1. I, Q vwwefzv , 1 , ,A I Q Is," , -an APPRECIATION ART II Abstract art was the area studied by the second year art students. Mond- rian, Kandinsky and Monet were topics of conversation as the students them- selves experimented with various art forms. '-1 MUSIC Senior curriculum was augmented this year by the Music Appreciation course in which the students studied great musical compositions. Audio com- prehension was enhanced by Sister Mary Francisca at the piano. 52 A 3 X, X 5 J - ,.. Q, DEVELOPMENTAL READING The girls taking developmental read- ing make use of visual aids to augment their program. 9, iff 'Sh -Q STENOGRAPHY Sister Mary Laura's stenography class offers a small group of seniors an opportunity to learn shorthand for personal use, The students are thus aided in college. FF ,.. . 4,1-vi , ' G'-ar' .12 XX X X lffbi r il Wa J PERSONAL TYPI NG Typing, another elective for seniors, was popular for career and college preparation. . TS cl' -5 Q BUSINESS MATH Miss GiIbert's business math class has learned a new method of mechanical addition. iw! 1... N 1 'I GYM ..Jv"f DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Loveland conducts an auto-safety program in which the Academy girls are taught to observe automobile rules and procedures. Actual driving practice is supplemented by films and lectures. GROUP GUIDANCE Weekly guidance sessions were the basis for interpersonality relationships, developed through selective percep- tion. Spring fashion show? No, Senior gym class. Under the supervision of Miss Schlicting, students enjoyed a program of sports which included basketball and field hockey. ,Mage ,, ,... .. ., The budding twigs spread out their fan To Catch the breezy air,' And l must think, do all l can That there was pleasure there. William Wordsworth "Live, Written in Early Spring" Activities Basketball it Front Row: Ann Marie Mazzucco, Margaret Gray, Lori Donovan, Christine Prunesti, Denise Higgins. Second Row: Mary Anne Brutting, Kathy Rooney, Margaret Hughes, Christine Keller, Jane Carcano, Theresa Annunziato, Maureen Blanchfield, Miss Schlicting. Back Row: Denise Huhne, Margaret Heavey, Janice Henry, Wanda Watson, Patrice Ryan, Coleen Gragen. G.C.A. 26 John F. Kennedy 26 Alumnae ,,,e , , ,, I9 Mary Immaculate 7 ,, ,c,,,,cc,c,,,,,, 26 New York School ot the Deaf , , l8 Maria Regina ,, , 32 Our Lady of Victory 22 Preston A , , 30 Blessed Sacrament , 30 Preston 2 47 Holy Child WE'RE TOP OF THE PACK! OPP 32 I7 18 8 53 36 36 I5 29 21 E "oo The basketball team, under the excellent A coaching of Miss Schlicting, provided the student body with an exciting season. ff' l -ns....4 Get that iumbl Good block, Coleen! Time out for a rest. 57 Excitement runs high! Anticipation. Action! fig i8 Go Terry. She's a senior Front Row: Anita Torti, Nancy Madden, Margaret Hughes, Kathy Flynn. Back Row: Elizabeth Waddell, Joy Tedesco, Kathy Gerham, Cathy Jaeger, Virginia Parr, Patricia Cutig- nola. Swim Team G.C.A. Opp. 44 Maria Regina l6 23 Sacred Heart ..a... 35 66 N.Y.U. 7 ,aee. lO The Academy Swimming Team made use of the Westchester Country Club facilities to practice various forms and dives. The team participated in meets with several schools and organiza- tions. i 1- Front Row: Elaine Emmerich, Kathy Rooney, Ann Marie Mazzucco, Elizabeth Dannewitz, Denise Higgins. Back Row: Betty Ann DeNoia, Julie Ann Morabito, Wanda Track Team The Good Counsel Track Team was added to the list of extra-curricular sports opportunities. The team's spirit is commendableg its members hope to improve and compete with more public schools in the future. Watson, Coleen Gragen, Patricia Cutignola. 59 D5 Front Row: Nancy Madden. Second v i Row: Cinda Murphy, Stephanie O'Neil. Third Row: Anita Torti, Ellen Redmond, Joanne Quin. Fourth Row: Kath- leen Gerham, Kathryn Reddy, Diane Carroll, Patricia Casey. Back Row: Mary Duffy, Julie Sullivan, Barbara JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Elise Misarti. Second Row: Christine Cooney, Teresa Dapice. Third Row: June Hughes, Madalyn Girolomo, Brooks. Back Row: Letitia Sullivan, Judy Brown, Diane Divine, Christine Filip. McGuinn, Susan Balash. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleading Team rarely paused this year be- tween cheering during the Stepinac tootball season, coaching Junior Varsity squad, preparing for the County Center competition and cheering tor our own basketball team. Virginia .D-l. Two prizes at the County competition. 2 X. ' ww , f 3 F 455+ UT, -4- -35 .mg P' f a , ,Hifi 91 - Vx ,V A, '42 f o .,z. 3. A Wh N '- if f , UGO! Fight! Win!" "Victory" 1 5' I 1' x fi. t.a.i"' ti. A-Q!" M Alma Mater I-xx L .Li .pu 63 61 Ti? yr fm W? l fx Rose Anne Welch, Cathleen Kennedy, and Mary Sinnott. Rose Anne Welch, Deirdre Kelly, and Mary Anne Brutting. Sister Blanche and Sister Constance discuss the critical situation in Paris with Sister Jeanne. PEG-O The Peg-O Dramatics Club returned to the spotlight in this year's activities. A full length play, Song ofthe Scaffold, was presented on campus and was a success in captivating the public as well as Good Counsel students and faculty. "t's..""!lPl . A chorus of sisters supported the major roles. Included here are Cathleen Kennedy, Marguerite Hayes, Nancy Florio, Tina Grimaldi, Rosemary Florio, and Kathy McGann. Perry Crawford, Kevin Lowell, Deidre Kelly, Cathleen Kennedy, Wayne Powers, Jim Kelly, Mark Varian, Ralph Jenetti, Tom Sweeney, Fred Bosse Linda Lancaster, Greg O'l3rien, Tom Murphy, and Charlie Menzie. Linda Lancaster, Cathleen Kennedy, Deidre Kelly, and Tom Murphy. During the first semester of this year, Good Counsel and Stepinac co- operated in the production ot the comedy Arsenic and Old Lace. The musical, Little Mary Sunshine, was pro- duced during the second semester. The Senior members of the cast. "Playing Croquet. . ." FORENSIC CLUB The Academy's new Fo- rensic Club was aided by Sister Mary Compassio in planning competitions with other high schools. Speeches were practiced Mummy in three categories: origi- nal, interpretive and ex- temporaneous. Mrs. M. Wynne coached the club members in speech and oral stylistics. Sitting: Carol Baker, Joan Garry, Elizabeth Krob, Standing: Kathy Rooney, HONOR SOCIETY ' , Sitting: Mary Ann Walsh, Nancy Madden, Diane Carroll, Maureen Blanchtield, Marie Farrell, Katherine Kahlsdort, Margaret Hughes. Standing: Linda Lancaster, Theresa Annunziato, Barbara McMurray, Kathleen Daily, Barbara Salvati, Cynthia Ulissi, Maureen Giuntini, Barbara Robbins, Laura Fusillo, Rose Anne Welch, Nancy Gloeckler, Kathleen Ward, Dana Renaldo. The Mother Mary Veronica Chapter of the National Honor Society has initiated a cultural program which enables Good Counsel students to attend worthwhile per- formances and exhibitions of the Arts. Another highlight of its program was the Career Conference arranged for 64 the benefit ot the entire student body. DANCE CLUB The Dance Club began the school year with enthusiasm. The club is in its second year. Practice sessions of the various dance forms culminated in a Spring assembly program. i 1 f E, i V i 2 1 2 f T 2'4 t i ' I 9 5 I a l Ruth Haskins, Patricia Meaney, Joanne Gardella, Phyllis Tamboia, Angela Russo, Audrey Schmidt. STUDENT CGUNCIL The twelve members of our Stu- dent Council met weekly to discuss school affairs. Campaigns were in- itiated to promote a spirit of unity, enrichment, and cooperation. The most famous one was the "Sunshine Campaign." Margaret Hughes, Dana Renaldo, Rosemary Florio, Kathy Maro- ney, Mary Ann Walsh, Kathleen Daily, Elizabeth Krob, Gail Varvaro, Diane Carroll, and Kathleen Reddy. CHOIR The Good Counsel Academy choir, directed by Sister Mary Pierre, has spent much time revising its traditional approach to suit the modern liturgy. The twenty-tive member group learned the "Mass for Young Americans," in keeping with the ecumenical spirit. Patricia Macken, Marisa Lamberti, and Cecilia Brester. ". 'Z if ff- 374 ff , 3, '34 W. 4 J 13,4 mwwwfg - Ay! "Qjci,p 'lf x 'Q I 1 ro f I 5 ,gf f . gn' 219592 X ft is K Q ., 'X ,J -as X Q N ...N 'Q' 65 . 9 ' x 41 C. . lush v :- gx .51 W' Joan Marbach, Nancy Madden, Mary Coyne, -iii - Y' r , l I . at I gl h M xxffviil .,..'-'gs ""'g..f'..w and Margaret Hughes. 66 .. SODAUTY 'Wu ,. .r r " 4 I at .,,i,:, up W ' L xr Peggy lends a helping hand. The children enjoy themselves. Tinutl Ll 'iv K The Senior Sodality continued its commend- able tradition of apostolic works. The Bishop's Relief Fund and the Warwick Drive were its two major projectsg although the responsibility of donations rests with the individual student, action is initiated by Sodality members. 51: 'W ti A ALOYSIAN , VL H., Editor-in-Chief-Carol Ann Delfino Activities Editor-Barbara Hanlon Asst. Editor-Bernadette Mendicino Asst. Activities Editor-Donna De Marco Photography Editor-Mary Ann Biscardi ldentifications Editor-Barbara McMurray Asst. Photography Editor-Nancy Florio Asst. ldentitications Editor-Joanne Calabro Layout Editor-Sally Doria Art Editor-Marie Le Donne Asst. Layout Editor-Laurie Sullivan Asst. Art Editor-Patricia Meaney Senior Editor-Lynda Kimball l-llel'3fY Edl'f0f-NHUCY Gafdella Asst. Senior Editor-Germaine Lichti TYDlSf-'Robeffa Feffafl Scholastic Editor-Marilyn Meehan The Aloysian staff, composed entirely of seniors and aided by Sister Mary de la Salle and Sister Mary Gauden- tia, continued the tradition of publishing a yearly Academy journal-The Aloysian. MAQIA 5 if ss This year, a literary maga- zine was initiated by two Sen- iors. The magazine named Maria, published poems, stories, and sketches com- posed by the students. Con- tributions were reviewed by XN ' ,A A an editorial staff aided by A """A 5 Sister Mary Leonilla. f n . - , - "4-Q.,."fe" . .Q A I , V 5 ML, ., -aid Nanci Gardella, Marybeth Roden, Laura Fusillo, Rose Anne Welch and Maureen Giuntini. 68 CHIT CHAT The Chit Chat pub- lishes four issues annu- ally. Assisted by a staff of thirty-five members, the Editor works closely with Sister Mary Joan- nes to plan layouts and study the format of 'D other school newspa- .1 X gl XX! sl pers. 3 Kathryn Kahlsdorf, Maureen Blanchfield, Dana Renaldo, Nancy Gloeckler, Mary Duffy, Irene Zaccagnino, Barbara Salvati, and Frances Dapice. ouu.L e scRoLL t k V M -A It 'isi s kg. - .a.4r:: 1 Sitting: Nancy Madden, Ellen Sikora, Katherine Fleming, Irene Zaccagnino. Standing: Frances Dapice, Margaret Hughes, Mary Ann Biscardi, Maureen Blanch- field, Kathryn Kahlsdorf, Barbara Salvati, Nancy Gloeckler, Nanci Gardella, Mary- beth Roden, Dana Renaldo, Mary Duffy. Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists, meets once a month to discuss and analyze literary works. IZ 1f'.,tf:"'?5.g4,ffr"f'1 W- A ,,y1:,f',i.,:t ,- - Donna Fidelibus, Mary Ann Biscardi, Rolana De Rosa, and Mary Ann Pietratesa. FRENCH cLui-3 L The French Club acquaints stu- dents with French customs and styles to allow for a deeper under- standing of the language. The Club is noted for its Mardi Gras, t Strawberry Festival, and the an- l nual excursion to the French ln- stitute. SPAPHSH CLUB The goal of the Spanish Club is to cultivate an appreciation of language and tradition. The Spanish Christmas Party was complete with pinata and a menu of Spanish delicacies. l l l E ' S V' ' if QQ ,3 K 1 , 'x V ' 'Q .ya ' T 2 l"" ' - ffl l .S , N I J 1 X 9 . -it f , , ff Nancy Florio, Marcia Cipriano, Angela Russo, Eleanor Flynn, and Joan Marbach. ART CLUB rf I A. Q V K N M Marilyn Glynn, Joanne Mangini, Doris Bettini, Marianna Fannelli, Patricia Murphy, Ann Montalbano, Sharon Conroy, Therese 70 Lorelli, Adrienne Bova, Adelina Repari, Tina Marzano, Cathy Cucurullo, and Bernice Coleman. The Art Club under- took many new activi- ties this year to accent- uate the innumerable possibilities the field contains for both artist and connoisseur. The members experimented with copper jewelry, discussed the works of Wyeth and Chagall, and planned a trip to the Philadelphia Muse- um of Art. HOCKEY CLUB The field Hockey Team was an instant success in its first year. Games drew sports enthusiasts, even in poor weather. The team emphasizes physical fit- ness for the health and recreation of its members. Front Row: Marie Dionisio, Nancy Madden, Elizabeth Dannewitz. Second Row: Denise Higgins, Ann Marie Mazzucco, Kathy Rooney, June Dalton. Third Row: Elaine Emmerich, Peggy Hughes, Linda Marshall, Janice Henry. Back Row: Patricia Cutignola, Coleen Gragen, Wanda Watson. The Glee Club, composed of Good Counsel and Stepinac students enjoyed a successful year. Under the direction of Monsignor William McGann, the organiza- tion presented its annual Christmas Concert, and Spring GLEE CLUB Concert, and also participated in the Westchester Catholic Glee Clubs Competition in which the group attained a high score. , I ,za f' -. . 1 fu . W - 9 K Mary Sinnott, Jeraldine Wentz, Eleanor Flynn, Deidre Kelly, Barbara Manzo, Marie Farrell, Mary Ann Walsh, Joan Marbach, Rosemary Terrase, Barbara Kayser, Maureen Blanchfield, Lynda Pellegrino, Cathleen Kennedy, Linda Lancaster, Marcia Cipriano, and Nancy 71 Florio. M of the Holy Spirit, 5.2 Senior Album 'S- V-4Dl9'5 7' Q 4? sg 2 Q -.5 if: :.1 v- M- 4. 1' 1 if Q'-.. I ir ,. fi ,- 3, 2 5 3 1 i, if 4 " 2 W N1 ,Q 2 isa.- I ' ii, A -i Q " 5 .A AH ,ig H Sa :VIC E QQPQ W W Washington f d Parent's Night. The IZA contribution to the Thanksgiving talent show. The "Angelic Choir" announcing the bazaar. Preparations during Advent at GCA. ' Qt 2 fajggt ' - if Q.. ,, ff: - , . 1 s 4-4, fl Z Q' :A Y W l E - V " 51i'i:Lff1-Q 'Tm-W 4 E - Y ' . -,,,g ' - IQ 1 ,, 1 M ., W-' fu-"1 S1 ., '1 A tg ith,-V 1' 'X f I 'ff A-, ,. ,V U N gm .,f:v-,xr-,rw vis :gy Q , It ,, , - I ' ff,E'1'y3l3'5'qf 15. I "f ,, ft, b F' r. - itz ,r 1.-gag. gals, 4 H U , L ij t M ,- X, X P 'All It ' .fx Q t.,:9fi,'- .-f -x . 1 .- ,ff :tid-Q 14-"iff ' 4 1' "-1 M- -,ren - I M - '. , - .. x. -, ,I u at 4 'JSEXQ f X:-. --3 Q.-1 ' wav . -:f w - f ' J -rf ' , ' QF K, ko - , 4' ti-:E ' 'fir 9- 4 W' g, A 1 x . 'b 1 If Q f , 'Q-NX Decorations and entertainment helped to spread the Christmas Spfri' rj! M GCA. girls model at the fashion show. E ix Honor Society induction. Q 5 Macbeth was pe rfo rm ed, .iv Senior Day of Recollection. i X, E! --....,,,.f""'4 . 'Z' 1" A ,f was Sunshine Campaign ' N M, N A pigtail tradition will be continued. lntermurals Graduation Our Senior Prom--June 16th Senior Directory Annunxlato, Theresa , . . 327 Warren Avenue, Hawthorne ...May19 ,Balash, Susan . . . 10 Alma Place, Elmsford . . . June 10 Blscardi, Mary Ann . . . 2 Hillside Terrace, White Plains . . . August 23 Blanchfield, Maureen . . . 35 Parkview Avenue, White Plains Brester, Cecilia . . Calabro, Joanne Callahan, Ruth . Carcano, Jane . Carroll, Diane . Casey, Patricia . Cerella, Virginia Cipriano, Marcia . . . . . March 18 . 63 Clinton Street, White Plains . . . June 12 . . . 182 Sherman Avenue, Hawthorne ...January 19 12 Knox Road, Eastchester . . . July 8 3 Dillon Road, New Rochelle . . . February 3 839 Sherman Avenue, Thornwood . . . June 1 17 Easton Avenue, White Plains . . . January 5 . 12 Westchester Avenue, White Plains . . . January 8 . 2 Albro Lane, White Plains . . . September 25 Conforti, Roseann . . . 500 Commerce Street, Hawthorne . . . July 5 Coyne, Mary . . . 3 Warren Street, White Plains . . . September 6 Cuccia, Susan . . . 59 Orchard Place, Thornwood . . . January 24 Deltino, Carol . . . 31 Park Avenue, White Plains . . . October 19 De Marco, Donna . . . 95 Rose Street, Hawthorne . . . June 11 De Rosa, Rolana . . . 32 Ridge Boulevard, Port Chester . . .January 24 Doria, Sally . . . 129 Midland Avenue, Port Chester . . . August 5 Duffy, Mary . . . Scarsdale Manor North, Garth Road, Scarsdale . . . August 22 Farrell, Kathleen . . . 82 East 236 Street, Bronx . . . December 4 Farrell, Marie . . , 337 Church Street, White Plains . . . February 10 Ferrari, Roberta . . . 1 Fisher Drive, Mt. Vernon . . . November 17 Fidelibus, Donna . . . 2 Poplar Street, Port Chester . . . November 10 Fitzgerald, Catherine . . . 7 Phyllis Place, Port Chester . . . June 15 Fleming, Katherine . . . 308 Old Kensico Road, White Plains Florio, Nancy . Flynn, Eleanor . Gabriele, Linda . Gardella, Joanne Gardella, Nanci Hanlon, Barbara Haskins, Ruth . . . . March 5 19 Perry Avenue, Port Chester . . . June 26 172 Myrtle Boulevard, Larchmont . . . March 9 Anderson Hill Road, White Plains . . . May 15 . . . 16 Benedict Avenue, White Plains . . . December 9 . . . 8 Linda Avenue, White Plains . . . August 3 . . . 19 Montross Street, White Plains . . . September 17 75 Ethelton Road, White Plains . . . October 28 Hayes, Marguerite . . . 44 Florence Drive, Chappaqua . . . September 6 Hodge, Judy . . . 104 Rolling Hills Road, Thornwood . . . June 21 Horgan, Maripat . . . 53 Grandview Avenue, White Plains . . . August 20 Hughes, Margaret . . . 151 Carpenter Avenue, Mt. Kisco . . . March 23 Kahlsdort, Kathryn . . . 95 Beekman Avenue, North Tarrytown . . . October 24 Kayser, Barbara . . . 135 Concord Avenue, White Plains . . . November 9 Kelly, Deirdre . . . 49 Barnwell Drive, White Plains . , . June 11 Kennedy, Cathleen . . . 107 Old Well Road, White Plains . . . May 25 Kennedy, Diane . Kimball, Lynda . . . 136 Hale Avenue, White Plains . . . July 4 163 Old Farm Road, Pleasantville . . . July 4 Lancaster, Linda . 5 Upland Avenue, White Plains . . . October 24 Le Donne, Marie . 65 Park Avenue, White Plains . . . July 12 Lichti, Germaine . 16 Bryant Avenue, White Plains . . July 13 Lucenti, Joanne . . . 134 Fairview Avenue, Port Chester . . March 21 Madden, Nancy . 10 Stevens Avenue, Valhalla . . August 18 Magner, Maureen . . . 12 East Birch Street, Mt. Vernon . . , April 12 Manzo, Barbara . 24 Parkway South, Mt. Vernon . . . October 26 Marbach, Joan . . . 69 Parkview Avenue, White Plains . August 14 Mastellon, Clare . . . 150 Bradley Road, Scarsdale . . . July 11 McMurray, Barbara . . . 126 Chatterton Parkway, White Plains . . . October 22 Meaney, Patricia . . . 46 Park Avenue, White Plains . . . August 6 Meehan, Marilyn . . . 315 Sherman Avenue, Hawthorne August 25 Mendicino, Bernadette . . . 3 Bent Avenue, Port Chester . October 14 0'Connor, Barbara . . . 790 Tuckahoe Road, Yonkers . . . March 3 0'NeilI, Stephanie . . . 47 Pineridge Road, White Plains . . . September 20 Pellegrino, Lynda . . . 21 Park Avenue, White Plains . January 22 Pietratesa, Mary Ann . . . 51 Sylvan Road, Port Chester . . . April 28 Roden, Marybeth . . . Scarsdale Manor North, Garth Road, Scarsdale . January 16 Russo, Angela . . . 499 Main Street, White Plains . . . September 14 Satterlee, Deborah . . . 8 Alexander Avenue, White Plains . . . July 8 Schmidt, Audrey . . . 87 North Road, Eastchester . . . November 2 Sikora, Ellen . . . 15 Jones Place, White Plains . . . October 4 Sinnott, Mary . . . 80 Deepwood Drive, Chappaqua . . . April 4 Sullivan, Loretta . . . 101 Soundview Avenue, White Plains ...May Taggart, Geraldine . . . 34 Manchester Road, Eastchester 25 October 9 Tatroe, Donna . . . 41 Pilgrim Drive, Port Chester . . . August 24 Terrase, Rosemary . . . 1 Primrose Avenue, Yonkers . . . 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