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

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ISABEL MASCARO On the dance-floor and on the hockey field, Isabel is always superlative. For the past year, she has been the active and efficient President of the Athletic Association. At Brentwood, she has made history with her famous remark on Aggie's voice, You sing like a Cannery Ccanaryjf' We wish Isabel every possible success. PATRICIA McEVOY Sunshine, as Pat has been nicknamed for four years, perfectly describes the character and per- sonality of our lovely bit of Erinf' The gleam of her Irish eyes, as well as her bell-like voice, has brightened our life at A. S. J. Pat,s love for music, we feel certain, will carry her high into the realms of success. ELLEN McGEADY If the Class of '44 were to present a Distinguished Service Medal, it would be given, by unanimous vote, to Ellen. Through her untiring generosity, she has proved herself a true graduate of St. Anne's. Riding her bicycle down McGeady Hill transforms her from an Academy pupil to a little home-maker,whose hobby is baking surprise dishes. DORIS MOSER Like a subtle summer wind, Doris breezed into Brentwood quietly and unobtrusively this autumn. In one year we have found that behind reticent manner is a fund of understanding, a treasure of adventures, and an ocean of dry wit. We all envy her distinctive taste in clothes and her unique manner of expression. AGATHA MUNOZ Aggie is the prima donna of our class. She is a happy-go-lucky girl. Where you hear laughing or fun, you may be sure Aggie is there. Her main ambition is to sing in the Metropolitan Opera House. There is no question in our minds that she will attain her objective. Besides possessing a most beautiful voice. Agatha also has big brown eyes. EILEEN O'MARA liileen is full of fun. Her blonde curls, which have won for her the name Fluff, make a strik- ing contrast with her sharp, brown eyes. Her unforgettable expression, tout de suite,' is typi- cal of her amazing sense of humor. She has an unusual way of working herself into an impossible situation, and laughing her way out. MARJORIE O'SULLIVAN Every girl at Brentwood has a word of praise for good-natured O'Sull. Marjorie is a grand sport, she is brimming over with wholesome, lrish humor. Her famous snap-shot album is filled with pictures. Margie is going to live the Catholic way : that will keep alive the memory of her valiant brother, Donald. IRENE SMITH It is a great deal of fun to know Smithie. Her name is synonymous with a hearty laugh and a cheerful story. She loves little things, like bak- ing cakes, writing letters and especially receiving them. Her shiny blonde hair is the envy of all. Irenels ability to see the good in everyone makes her an unforgetable friend. RENEE YERG Renee is one of the gayest members of the Senior Class. Her happy disposition and cheerfulness are known to all. However, she undertakes all tasks with earnestness and determination. Renee loves music and is happiest when dancing, singing or playing the piano. She is exceptionally partial to delicious desserts and her home state, New Jersey.

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