Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary - Nytana Yearbook (New York, NY)

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M 't'Ei,u,4f' if , ,' , R :Qt r 21' , sei iii. 'KJ 1 t I'IlI ISIG ITOITR: Co-captains M. Clancy, I Ilyniig Coach, Miss Iileanor Mullin, and 'Nl in iger P. McMahon. VARSITY BASKETBALL 7 What goes up must come down! Iiiisketbnll at SI-IM has always held top priority, yielding to 'volley hgill for only it few weeks in the spring. This year w.is no exception. At the outset the experience of the uppercliissmen and the potentialities of Frosh and Sophs were :iniiilgatnatecl into a top- flight varsity through the proficient coaching of Miss Iflezinor Mullin. Among the new f.ices on the shoot- ing squ.itl were the Misses Del Ptipti,Ctirrig1in, Bozek and Corcoran. The defense tilso hoastetl of several additions-the Misses IXIJIIIIIX, Niesler, Sheehy, Iiru- btilcer and Segers. Ready to begin the ltist round of their career at SI-IM were our ten veterans-the Miss- CIIAIVIPIUN CllI1liRl.IfAI7IfRS: Kneeling-INIiSSeS A. Der- i only. S. Iiurrtixxs. hl. Coughlin, O'I.eary, N. Doran, V. Ollara. rStainclingJ Misses M. O'Brien, -I. XX'alsh, A. Kerwin, lx Bowes. and mascot, E. XVendell-ten. 30 es Clancy, Flynn, Gillititnsen. Htiytle, Mtihon, McC.ir- . ' fx. I 4 Y m , nu ATIILETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: fSeatedJ Misses Ii. Tohiasen, Treasurerg Eleanor Mullin, Directorg Maureen Clancy Vice-Pres. tStandingJ Misses Mary L. Mc- Carthy, Secretaryg and Flynn, President. s

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rllw il? CEI, 1FgI EES iixagf? 6lF1C1CT THE STAFF Mxsses G Sansone J OLeary A Segers E Lena and M Carew CStand1ng7 Mxsses P McMahon B Tobxascn and M J Ekms 'Ih1s yurs srmff vull rmk hugh m the roster of M lfl xg lusrory ldlror Ahce Segjcrs mth her xssoulres Busy Inm md une OLmry hls dom muah to brmfp thc plpcr up to the IIIEDIKSI sunduds pmts 1n S H M s world of sports Inu rucordcd ucrx Phlbk of thc A A s mmxrlcs md flllcd 1 xoxd lom, uxdcnr IU the Mlrucs coxcrxge of lthleuc ments Our llcrt business IUIYIISCIS Mldonnl Clrexn ind Mxry jme Ekms hue rmssed no II'lI1S1LI1Ofl that Could further the mrerests of thc paper wxh1le Geral d1ne Sunsone xuth her Hare for the art1st1c has gnen lf the atrracme look that promotes 1n up smug of popularlry wg? .L X-Q-., ll H f , ' ,'5. Z : Qi 1, . .if -'j . A V- S g -. . .r , an A ,E f 5 'rv 'N . H . . 'NIV QV M-. l . L . nj! 5 V f V sb gi .-' ,i Q 'f fill. s m 11n. 1 l 4 . ' QN I 3 Xs:.1lIIl!lf1l U h M szffzsfzxzllflllu . YK is rl THE EDITORS Mnsses Elnzabeth Lena Alzce Se gers and june O Leary

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thy, MeMahon, Tobiasen, XValsh and Wlmeeler. Because of outstanding ability, leadership and spirit, Maureen Clancy was unanimously elected Captain, and Betty Flynn Co-captain. So with new members, new leaders and new playing rules, the Var- sity set out with high hopes. They were spurred on by an enthusiastic student body who, directed by spir- ited cheerleaders, urged them onward to victory! SECOND STRING: Miss Eleanor Mullin. Coach. Miss- es C. Carrigan. M. Segers. A. Brcheny. T. Parker, A. Brubaker. G. Murphy, V. Corcoran and C. Bozek i l 0 61010 X y V l.r...as ill af 41- FIRST STRING: llineelingl Misses J. Vifheeler. B Tobiasen. M. Clancy. Captaing B. Flynn, C0-Captain: M L. McCarthy, M. Mahon. lStandingl Misses Eleanor Mul lin. Coachg C. XY'alsh. M. j. Hayde. B. Gilliamsen, M McMahon, B. XX'alsh and P. McMahon, Manager