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

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Misses Flynn, Clancy, Casey, McMahon, Walsh, Carew, - ' V Gaffney. 4KneelingJ Misses Tobiasen and Wheeler. In the first round of the intra- mural games lA-2 led the Freshmen and ZA-5 emerged as the Sopho- more's best bet, while the Juniors and Seniors had narrowed the held to SA-3 and 4A-1. The second round brought victory to the Sopho- mores and the Seniors. As the final game approached, both those teams stormed Heaven with their fervent last appeals and then conhdently entered the fray. It proved, however, a one-sided victory for the veteran players of -iA4l who easily gained the coveted title The Champs of 195-if' SENIOR KETBALL TEAMS CKneelingJ Misses Caserta, Ro- gers, O'Dwyer, Gilliamsen, Hayde, Wassler. fSeatedD Miss- es O'Hara and McKenna. fStandingJ Misses Walsh, Fox, Powers, Mahon. CKneeling7 Misses McCarthy, Keating, Charbonneau, Minahan, Woi- sin. 65

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Pleasant interludes SACREI LOOKING PRETTY: Misses Flowers, Casey, Mul- ligan. Toomey and Eustacc. lScatedJ Misses Car- roll, Ncalis and Qwith camcraj Miss Joan Lough- lin. A PRAYERFUL PAUSE 1 5 Q 3 l ll .L FOOD FOR THOUGIIT: Misses M. XX'alsh, F. Tschorn and N. Twomey. l THEIR IDEA OF UTOPIA: Misses A. Kcrwin, B. Long, P. Flynn and C. McBrien. PLEASED SPECTATORS: 1From Row! Misses K. Gilsenan, A, jandorf and j. Miller. lRearJ Misses j. Loughlin, E. Horgan and E. Toomey.