Georgetown Visitation School - Green Gate Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CHRISTINE HELENE LECLAIRE Oxford, Massachusetts Sodulity, I, 2: Choir I. 2: Glee Club. Trearurer. l. Prerideut, 2,' Confruternily of Clarlrtimz Doctrine. I . 25 Barketball, I. Clarir . . . Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce . . . friendly smile . . . eager and capable . . . always dieting . . . proud of Duchess V . . . likes convertibles, especially yellow . . . sum- mers at Lake Chargoggagoggmanchaugagoggdhaubunagunga- maugg . . .sailing enthusiast . . athletic . . . room 27, fa sink!7 . . . domestic . . . proud of her family . . . sociable and enter- taining . . . tall in stature . . . president of the Glee Club . . . summer-dental assistant . . . member of the Knitting Union . . . Oh, I have so much to do! MARGARET MARY LIDDY West Caldwell, New jersey Sodulity. I, 2: Choir, 1, Preridenl. 2: Glee Club. I. 2: Infer- nutirmul Relaliom Club, I. 2. Midge . . . petite but dynamic . . . raven-haired beauty . . . proud of that half inch . . . those midnight bridge sessions . . . sleepy-time gal . . . insatiable appetite . . . Neale Shoppes best customer . . . tennis enthusiast . . . loyal to the Rams . . . lives for those air-mail letters . . . smart dresser . . . warm and friendly . . . wanted: a one way ticket to Paris . . . couldn't live without high heels . . . avid crossword puzzle fan . . . second home: New York City . . . Hey, Neffl' '... ambition: to be an American in Paris. ANTONIA DOLORES LLORENS-MERCADO Ponce. Puerto Rico Glee Club, 2,' Mark uml Slauclouf. 2,' Confmlerrzily of Clarirtirzrz Doctrine. I. 2. Tony . . . all of live feet . . . Spanish vivacity personified . . . day-hop boarder . . . pet peeve: open lockers . . . majors in mispronunciation . . . quiet when reading . . . weakness for Hershey bars . . . loquacious . . . partial towards Notre Dame . . . fond of cooking . . . those struggles with shorthand . . . dotes on baby sister . . . believes that home is where the heart is . . . small Spanish towns . . . Latin-American dance au- thority . . . loves: Cervantes, poetry, the mambo, and violets . . . I'm hungry . . . better late than never . . . those flashing dark eyes . . . always busy . . . looks forward to August at home . . . Duerme Margarita . 14

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JOANNE CLAIRE IUERGENS New Rochelle, New York Smlaliry. I. 2,' POST SCRIPT, I, Armciale-Eu'ifor. 2. In . . . New Rochelle native . . . journalistic talent . . . our great agitatorn . . . many moments of daze . . . piano virtuoso . . . intriguing title of Westchester Gypsy . . . novel ideas and future plans . . . saucer-brown eyes . . . smiling worrier . . . craves responsibility U9 . . . pet peeve: study tall kinds! . . . original Hiawatha hairdo . . . Gold Dust Twins . . . surgically inclined . . . cute wardrobe . . . I'm retired. . . . for her diet-there's no tomorrow . . . exceptional friendliness . . . to blush is easy . . . ambitions? . . . oblivious conversa- tionalist . . . Cherry Festival . . . Home-Run Queen . . . im- plicitly trusting . . . tasty nightcaps . . . banjo-eyes . . . But it's the end of everything. MARY LOUISE KANE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Snclalily. I, Fin! C071J'lllfl!7', 2: Stuafenl Council. 2.' Social Chair' man, 2.' Secretary of the Clam, I: GREEN GATE. 2.' H0clPc'y. I. 2.' Barketball, I. 2. Mary Lou . . . Well . . .yes, she is parlor night's mediator . . . surprise telegrams . . . admirers of all ages . . . summers at Cape May . . . shares the moon shine . . undecided now . . . Bread and butter, please . . . M. L.'s enigma, very Irish . . . gullible, not very . . . hypersensitive . . . adroit on the held . . . an accent all her own . . . ethereal qualities. but she can Charleston too . . . fond of hospitals or medicine men? . . . veracity without reservations . . , a museum of souvenirs, par- ticularly letters. PATRICIA LOUISE LA PPE Wfashington, D. C. Sodulily, I. 2.' Iulernutimzul Relations Club. I. 2.' POST SCRIPT, I. 2.' GREEN GATE, 2.' Cmzfmlemity of Clyrixliafz Doclrine. 1. 2. Pal! . . . likes blue, Navy . . . still intends to finish those year-old argyles . . . timely remarks . . . See anybody? . . . loves gossip for her column, Lo and Behold . , . the one they always come back to . . . CCD enthusiast . . . patient . . . blend of generosity and thoughtfulness . . . Let's go out for lunch . . . delights in dancing . . . little Sunday talks . . . eager for excitement when it includes ? . . . I'm undecided now . . . one of the back-row pupils . . . shining expressive brown eyes . . . faultless attire . . . is she sweet! . . . claims she has a serious side, if you can just find it . . . many air-mail letters, I5 ull

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SARAH JANE MAGOVERN South Orange, New jersey Sodalily. 2: GREEN GATE, 2: Mark and Sloddnzv. 2. Samir . . . expressive eyes . . . thoughtful letter writer . . , never a dull moment . . . summers at Sea Girt . . . l000 invita- tions and no permissions . . . Shalimar . . . Excellent . . . always has mail in the box . , . thinks before she speaks . . . gets A's at G. U .... enviable telegrams . . . loves coffee and the 8:50 rush hour . . . prefers sleeping to eating . . . still waters run deep . . . distinctive horticulture . . . an unpredic- table future . . . amazing collection of wool socks . . . artistry in faux pas . . . Oh, that's dreadful . . . the mighty oaks! . . . alternate storm clouds and rainbows . . . like a haunting re- frain. CLAIR MARIE MAGUIRE South Orange, New jersey Smltzlily. I . 2: Sfmfeul Cnlmcif. Prerirlefzt. 2: Nfauk am! Shtzclozr. I. 2: GREEN GATE, 2: Baikelbuff. I. 2. Clair Tray . . . two-toned eye . . . deep mellow voice . . crowning glory Thursday night . . . little but mighty . . . epi- tome of confusion . . . dramatically inclined . . . meticulous . . . any venture an accomplishment . . . Joan's other half . . . summers at Monmouth Beach . . . tennis court terror. , . picnics, parties, and proms . . . the phone rings twice for Clair! . . . Quick on the trigger . . . baneful moments . . . Dadcly's little girl . . . combination of shyness with bursts of Irish gaiety . . . l've definitely made up my mind. . . . undemonstrative . . . aversion to turtles . . . lt's THE Botany flannel! . . . a job well done is a job well remembered. MARY ELLEN MAGUIRE Wlashington, D. C. Sndaliiy. I. 2: Posr SCRIPT, I. 2. Mickey . . . that fatal haircut . . . a weighty ring finger . . an understanding confidante . . . introducer extraordinaire . . . plans to devote her life to the study of the American buffalo . . . a flair for faultless fashioning . . . unofficial adoption of the family car . . . seen at all G.U. activities . . . magnet for hockey balls . . . always room and a welcome at her house for a friend . . . a little behind schedule in finishing those argyles . . . part- ner in the night . . . questions about her older sister . . . enjoys steaks and hot chocolate . . . You should live so long . . . a roguish spirit camouflaged by an angelic appearance. I5