Academy of St Joseph - In The Pines Yearbook (Brentwood, NY)

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EMILY BURCI-I We have often been entertained by Emily's play- ing on piano and harpq charmed by her sudden and spontaneous humorg and won by her gener- osity and sincerity. Our Emily is an experienced equestrienne, an avid reader and a talker indefa- tigable. She has been elected most intellectual. We do not need to wish her luck. Une who gives so much to life as Emily is naturally on the success list. CATHERINE DAILY The most striking thing about Mitzie is her soft flaxen hair: the next, her forget-me-not-blue eyes. Whether she is gracefully ascending the Golden Stairs, reading French or driving her car, Catherine is her individual, poised self. We like her pleasant musical voice and easy flow of con- versation. An intelligent student, Catherine as- pires to be a nurse. We know that she will make an excellent one. n MARY ELIZABETH DIGAN Mary Elizabeth has made herself an indispensable member of the Senior Class of '44. She has a unique way of combining the qualities that make a fine classmate. Whether the project is a party, homework, or a class meeting, she cooperates wholeheartedly with gay enthusiasm. No matter what life-path Mary Elizabeth may choose, her dependable, energetic disposition and ready smile will carry her through to happiness. VIRGINIA DUFFY Ginny's originality and style have made her per- fect Chairman of the Social Committee. Our wonderful entertainments are due to her charm and careful management. At a prom she is gra- cious and stunningg at school she is honest and unaffected. In her own way she tries to make the world happier for everyone. Ginny is going to get along well because in any cloud, she can al- ways see a silver lining. - ALICE FAUST Alice's traits of character are trulv amazing. She is persevering and diligent, artistic and musical. Her interests in varied subjects are the combined result of her world-wide travels and ten Vears training at Brentwood. Telling jokes, sketching, and playing the piano are three of her manv hob- bies. Alice is conscientious about her school work and attentive to her duties. Her strong character will prove an asset at college. JEANNE FRANCES FETT ln appearance and personality Jeanne is undoubt- edly the cutest member of the Class of '44, Rosebud lips and sunny smile are typical of this little lady.', Our social day-student, who hails from Brightwaters, is a ready listener to thc tales of Brentwood Seniors. Jeanne, who is skillful with her hands, finds knitting a favorite pastime. She and her mother will keep the home fires burning L'I1IIl Doctor liett comes home from the battlefront. JOAN FITZGERALD Fitzie always has a joke to tell. If she does not know one, she creates it spontaneously. When vour radio won't play she can always tell you why. For four years she has shown her dependability by her work on the Mission Committee. Most familiar characteristics to us are her cleverness in l'math, her truthfulness, and her Irish smile. .Ioan her- self has said, In future years you will find me at aeronauticsf' ELFRIEDA GOGOLICK Her title, Class Optimistf' is a just tribute to Freddie, the genius of '44. She is most generous with her time and with her packages of delicious food that arrive so often from home. Definite proofs of Elfrieda's many outstanding talents are her accomplishments as Editor-in-Chief of Cam- panile and Chairman of the Poster Committee. We know that her genuine unselfishness will con- tinue through life.