St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

X 20tk Vol vime fari : nk PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SAINT JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN BROOKLYN, N. Y. MOST REVEREND THOMAS E. MOLLOY, DJ. SiA £5rookii4 op of ( -JrooRiitn President, Board of Trustees jwW® n TO THE CLASS OF 1920 Who published the first Footprints You came once as we come now In search of an unknown goal With the living and intangible Desire for a nameless truth. Your years here held in crystal A few words of certain beauty A few names of ancient strength. Ah, but through the crystal still uncaught, Slight-footed, you had sight of her Whose name is wisdom, loveliness; Your years were the first thus spent Pursuing — you consecrated us To watch in crystal the return Of her who is illusion and a dream. Marie E. Birmingham, ' 40 fyiwwow Since a yearbook is intended primarily to perpetuate memories of undergraduate life at College, the 1940 Footprints is presented by the Senior Class of St. Joseph ' s College for Women as a graphic record of this past exciting year in its entirety. This edition also commemorates the twen- tieth anniversary of the founding of both the spirit and the form of Footprints by the first Senior Class in 1920. (Jonients DEDICATION FOREWORD VIEWS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES DIRECTORY ADVERTISING Editor-in-Chief ELINOR MONAGHAN Business Manager Photography Editors MARGARET MACK MARION NOEL DOROTHY SHEA Circulation Manager Arf £ . o; . MARY RADIGAN AGATINA CARBONARO Advertising Manager Staff Photographer MARY DONOVAN ANN LEWIS Advertising Staff MARIE GEILING ROSEMARY BROWN JANE HOFFMAN MARY BRADY IRENE EICHHORN CECELIA McCANN Circulation Staff GRACE SLUITER ELIZABETH McKEON FLORENCE KERVIN EILEEN COLE JOAN GHEGAN FLORENCE HERBERT CECILE MILLS LAURA MILLARD Activities Reports FRANCES DWYER ANNA MAY MURRAY DORIS HILLIS MARY McCUE MARY LEAHY FRANCES MICELI MARY LOUISE BARRETT KATHLEEN FARRELL Business Staff OLGA LUPIA LENA TERRY MADGE COOK MARY McNULTY ANNA T. MURPHY Faculty Advisers FRANCIS P. KILCOYNE SISTER GERARDUS SISTER CHARITINA C Vlt mnce dc aaonvia onven t cyLourded Lc avie faculty Oik icers ini trati minis ion RIGHT REVEREND WILLIAM T. DILLON, J.D., LL.D. Dean SISTER M. ETHELREDA, B.A. Treasurer SISTER M. NATALIE, Ph.D. Dean of Women MARTHE QUINOTTE, B.A. Registrar WINIFRED L. MEADE, B.A. Assistant Registrar SISTER M. CHARITINA, M.A. Executive Secretary of the Nursery School MARY KEYES, M.A. Librarian HELEN D ' ALBORA, M.D. Health Director for the College acvi (Listed according to date of appointment) Sister M. Carmela, M.A. Chemistry Right Reverend William T. Dillon, J.D., LL.D. Ethics, Philosophy Sister M. Natalie, Ph.D. English Sister M. Charitina, M.A. Classical Languages Sister Francis Xavier, Ph.D. Mathematics Sister M. Gerardus, Ph.D. History Samuel Telfair, Jr., M.A. History Francis P. Kilcoyne, M.A. Sociology Mary Huschle, J.D. Law, Government Marguerite Michaud, M.A. French Cecilia A. Trunz, Ph.D. German Marie Olivia, M.A. Spanish Teresa Tusa, B.A. Secondary English Methods Rev. Joseph P. West, M.A. Religion, Sacred Scripture Leo J. Aucoin, M.A. French Rev. Franc is X. Fitzgibbon, M.A. Philosophy, Ethics Rev. William G. Ryan, S.T.B., J.C History Daniel J. Shea, Ph.D. Education Anthony J. Bove, B.A. Modem Language Rosemary Kennelly, M.A. Chemistry Rev. Charles E. Diviney, M.A. Religion B. Margaret M. Gardiner, M.A. Psychology Sister Regina Cecelia, M.A. Classical Languages Sister Maureen, M.S. Biology Eugene B. Riley, M.A. Economics John Norton, M.A. Sociology Sister M. Clotilde, M.A. Chemistry William O. Shanahan, M.A. History Raymond C. Strassburger, M.A. Psychology Sister Margaret Ursula, M.A. Mathematics Sister Teresa Marie, M.A. English Harold J. Sullivan, M.A. Physics Daniel F. Fitzpatrick, M.A. Education Dorothy Roeser, M.A. Sociology Edmund R. Marino, B.A., M.D. Dynamic Pychiatry John K. M. McCafi ery, M.A. English Rose McQuade, M.A. Mathematics James V. McGill, M.A. History Sister Joseph Immaculata, M.A. English Eileen MacCarthy, M.A. Speech Winifred Williams, B.S. Physical Education Mary McQuade Fine A rts FRANCIS P. KILCOYNE, M.A. Sociolog v MARY HUSCHLE, J.D. Lav , Government MARGUERITE MICHAUD, M.A. Pri-iit h acu i CECILIA A. TRUNZ. Ph.D. Gcriihiu MARIE OLIVIA, M.A. Spanish LEO J. AUCOIN, M.A. Fif u A Eighteen DANIEL J. SHEA, Ph.D. Education ANTHONY J. ROVE, B.A. Modern Language ROSEMARY KENNELLY, M.A. Chemistry acu 9 MARGARET M. GARDINER, M.A. Psycholog | JOHN NORTON, M.A. Sociology R. C. STRASSBURGER, M.A. Psychology Nineteen D. F. FITZPATRICK, M.A . Education E. R. MARINO, B.A., M.D. Dynamic Psychiatry acu t K. M. McCAFFERY, M.A. English JAMES V. McGILL, M.A. Hhtory EILEEN MacCARTHY, M.A. Speech Twenty WINIFRED WILLIAMS, B.S. Physical Education MARY McQUADE Vine Arts MARY KEYES, B.A. Librai tan acu t MARTHE QUINOTTE, B.A. Registrar WINIFRED L. MEADE, B.A. Assistant Registrar WINIFRED J. McMAHON, B.A. Secretarial Studies l ' u enty-one ST. JOSEPH ' S ■■■■■MH fienhw J fc ■■ emors Janice Genevieve Ahearn Bishop McDonnell Manorial High School Junior Week Committee Christmas Party Committee 2 Athletic Association 2, 4 Eileen Elizabeth Allen Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Prom Committee Libretto 3 Twenty-four Lillian Rose Arnone Bay Ridge lli ' h School Vice-President, French Club 4 Serenaders 2, 3, 4 Soci.il Service 2, 3, 4 Mary Catherine Bartley Academy of St. Francis Xar ci Manager of Badminton 3, 4 Parents ' Day Committee 3 Alumnae Day Committee 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Tuienty-fivt Se emoM Marie Estelle Birmingham Richmond Hill High School Loria 3, 4 Dramatic Club Productions Mock Class Day Committee Joan Ancilla Blake Bay Ridge High School Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary, Student ' s Attendance Committee 3 Alumnae Week Committee 1 Twenty-six Harriett D. Bodemer Groicr Cleveland High School Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Day Committee 1 High School Reception Committee 3 Mary Rita Brady St. Brendan ' s High School Extra-curricula Committee 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 President, International Relations Club 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Twenty-seven evuors Elizabeth Frances Burns St. Saviour Academy Parents ' Day Committee 3 Fontbonne Hall Committee 4 Libretto 3, 4 Frances Mary Caetta Abraham Lincoln High School President, Mercier Circle 4 President, French Club 4 Chairman, Committee for Reception to High School Seniors 4 went} -eight Marcella Mary Canale Bn ' n[ McDonnell Memorial High School President, Swimming Club 4 Secretary, Swimming Club 3 Senior Prom Committee Agatina A. Carbonaro Abraham Lincoln High School President, Art Club 4 Art Editor, Footprints 4 Mercier 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Twenty-nine emoM Dorothy Anne Carlin S . Angela Hall Religion Committee 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman, Varsity Drag 4 Margaret Elizabeth Conlon St. Brendan ' s High School Dancing Club 4 Swimming Club 3 Libretto 3, 4 Thirty Elizabeth Josephine Connolly H gb School of the Blessed Sacrament Secretary-Treasurer, Libretto 3 Libretto I, 2, 3, 4 Social Service 1 Loretta Margaret Cook St. Saviour Academy Religion Committee 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 4 Class Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Thirty- emoM Mary Catherine DeMarrais Groiir Cleveland High School Dramatic Club 1 Serenaders 2, 3 Secretary, Debating Club 3, 4 Merlin Marie dePauw Port Washington Senior High School Port Washington, New York Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Alumnae Day Committee 3 President, Libretto 4 Thirty-two Mary Virginia Donovan Walton High School (Bronx) Advertising Manager of Footprints 4 Dramatic Club Productions 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Ruth Elizabeth Drucker Our Lady of Wisdom Academy Mercier Circle Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman, Field Day 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Thirty-tk y-taree emoM Eileen M. Eichell Jamaica High School Editor-in-Chief, Loria Senior Prom Committee Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Irene Elizabeth Eichhorn Flushing High School Chairman, Senior Prom Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Productions 4 Thirty-four Mary Elizabeth Etzel Chevenet Hall, Highland Mills, N. Y. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Committee for Reception to High School Seniors 3 Fonthonne Hall Committee 4 Cathleen Elinor Farrell St. Francis Xaricr Academy Chairman, Formal Class Day Chairman, U. A. Reception to Freshmen Secretary, History Club ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Thirty-fivi emoM Gertrude Ann Gallagher o ) Adams High School Vice-President, Undergraduate Association 4 Religion Committee 2, 3, 4 I.oria Staff 2, 3, 4 Ursula Marie Gerty Buhop McDonnell Memorial High School President, Social Service 4 Mercier Circle 4 History Club 3, 4 Thirty-six Clare Virginia Glaser Jamaica High School [Jamaica) Dramatic Club 1 , 3 Fall Dance Committee Junior Week Committee Helen Marie Gribben Glen Cove High School Mercier Circle 4 Fencing Club 3, 4 Dramatic Society 2, 3 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Thirty -set • n £ emorS Dorothy Joan Hamilton St. Angela Hall Social Service 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Chairman, Fall Dance 4 WlLMAR LYDIA HaNTUSCH Farmingdale lii h School Bridge Club 1, 2 Serenaders 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Thirty -eight Florence Marie Herbert Sf. Joseph ' s Academy, Brentwood Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Dramatic Club Production 2 Anne Th eresa Hyland Spring Valley Hi h School Spring Valley, N. Y. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 President, Athletic Association 4 Committee on Student Administration Ex- aminations 1, 2, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Thirty-nine emoM Teresa Angela Iacobellis Groici Cleveland High School Senior Prom Committee French Club Productions 3, 4 Swimming Club 3, 4 Helen Maria Kane St. Saviour Academy Social Service 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Production 3 Libretto 3, 4 Fortj Jane Frances Keys S . Saviour Academy Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Service 1, 2, 3 Ring Committee 3 Eunice Pancratia Kilboy St. Angela Hall Libretto 3 Debating Club s Glee Club 2, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Forty-one s t emors Lucille Ann Kilgallen St. Saviour Academy Vice-President, Social Service 3 Athletic Association 1, 2, 4 Class Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Florence Agnes Kirvin James Madison Hi h School Chairman, Mock Class Day Glee Club 3, 4 ball Dance Committee 3, 4 Forh -two Isabella Mary Knight Our Lady of Wisdom Academy Dancing Club 4 Christmas Party Committee 4 Libretto 3, 4 Ananstasia Libby Linardos Our Lad) of Wisdom Academy Vice-President, Dramatic Club 4 Chairman of Junior Week 3 President, Debating Club 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Fort) -three emors Anita Joan Lopez Religion Committee 3, 4 Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Productions 2, 4 Margaret Mary Mack St. Agnes Academy, Kockiille Center Business Manager, Footprints Mercier Circle Committee on Examinations 4 Forty-four Virginia Frances Mannebach Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Class Vice-President 3 Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Ethyl Caroline Masheck Bryant High School Junior Week Committee 3 Serenaders 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Forty-fit emote Martha Theresa McCann Grover Cleveland High School Senior Ball Committee 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Libretto 3, 4 Mary Ann McCrimlisk. S . Brendan ' s High School Social Service 1, 2, 3 International Relations Club 4 Art Club 2, 3 l : m ty-six Lillian Mary McCloskey Academy of SI. Joseph Brentwood, L. I. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 4 Parents ' Day Committee 3 Mary Palricia McCue St. Angela I hill Religion Committee 2, 3, 4 Fall Dance 4 Parents ' Day Committee 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Forty-sei en S emors Florence Miriam McGough Holy Cross Academy New York City President, Glee Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club 3 Athletic Association 1 Mary Ellen McNulty Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Lori.i Business Staff 4 Committee, French Club Production 4 Committee, Reception to High School Seniors 1, 4 Forty-eight Florence Virginia Mitchell Bushwick High School French Club 4 Libretto 3, 4 Social Service 1, 2 Elinor Marie Monaghan Jamaica Hi b School Editor-in-Chief, Footprints Loria Staff 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Forty-nine emorS Anne Elizabeth Moore Babylon High School Libretto 3, 4, Secretary 4 Alumnae Day Committee 2 German Club 2, 3, 4 Margaret Elizabeth Morgan Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Vice-President, Senior Class Junior Prom Committee Senior Prom Committee Fifty Kathleen Lucy Mulligan St. Agues Academy Kockville Center, L. 1. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 Fencing Club 4 Alumnae Day Committee Anna Theresa Murphy Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Senior Prom Committee 4 Chairman of Publicity, French Club Pro- duction 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Fifty-one emorS Marion A. Noel Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Chairman, Parents ' Day Photography Editor, Footprints Mercier Circle 4 Frances Mary Partridge Haverstraw High School Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Week Committee 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3 Fifty-two Virginia Claire Owens St. Francis Xavier Academy Athletic Association 1, 4 Dramatic Club I, 2 Social Service 2, 3 Virginia Eleanore Roche Jamaica High School Glee Club 1, 2 Serenaders 3, 4 Committee, U. A. Reception to Freshmen 2 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Fifty-thri emors Helen Marie Rochford Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Dramatic Club Productions 3, 4 Chairman, Junior-Senior Luncheon 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Cecilia Marie Ruane Bishop McDonnell High School Social Service 1, 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Libretto 3, 4 Fifty-four Rosalie Marie Saitta St. Michael ' s Academy New York City Dramatic Club 1, 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Parents ' Dav Committee 4 Olive D. Selmer Newton n High School Mercier Circle 4 Junior Week Committee 3 Libretto 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Fifty- five envoys Dorothy Ellen Shea Cathedral High School Photography Editor, Footprints 4 Christmas Party Committee 4 Libretto 3, 4 Helen Mary Skead Academy of St. Joseph, Brent wood Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager of Varsity 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 ■ ' 1 -six Grace Dolores Sluiter Mercier Circle 4 Chairman, Glee Club Concert 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ruth Helene Sluiter St. Saviour Academy President, Dramatic Society 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Class Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Fifty-seven £ emors Anna Regina Sullivan St. Francis Xavier Academy Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Loria Business Staff 2, 3, 4 French Club Production 1 Dorothy Elizabeth Sullivan Benedictine Academy Elizabeth, N. }. Senior Councillor 4 Class Secretary 2, 3 Glee Club I, 2 Fifty-eight Regina Margaret Thompson Walton High School Bronx, N. Y. Chairman, Junior Prom 3 Business Manager, Loria 4 Glee Club 1 Florence T. von Gerichten James Madison High School Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club Productions 1, 3 Parents ' Day Committee 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE iij I -nine s eniord Agatha Walsh Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Chairman, Extra-curricular Activities 4 Loria Staff 3, 4 IntiTn.ition.il Relations Club 4 Doris Claire Whelan Academy of St. Joseph Brentwood, L. I. Chairman, Alumnae U. A. Reception Chairman, Senior Week Council 1, 2 Sixty Maude M. Whitbread Long Beach High School Religion Committee 2, 3, 4 Chairman Committee on Student Administered Examinations 4 Social Service 1, 2, 3 Dorothy Zita White Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1 Athletic Association 1, 3, 4 ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Sixty-one emor$ Evelyn Catharine Winter Groin- Cleveland High School President, Undergraduate Association 4 Religion Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3 Adelaide Elizabeth Zeng St. Agnes Acadcm y Kockville Center, N. Y. Chairman, Christmas Party Dramatic Club 2, 4 Fall Dance Committee 3 Sixty-two Senior 1. Do you favor a third term for Roosevelt? No. 2. Did you favor his first term? Yes. 3. Did you favor his second term? No. 4. Anion the Republicans actively interested in possibilities pointing to a Presidential nomination, whom do you think is preferred on the basis of broad qualifications? Senator Taft. 5. Do you favor passage of some such legislation as the proposed Ludlow amendment which would require a popular vote prior to a declaration of war or Do you think that the President and his advisers are best situated to judge such a problem? Ludlow. 6. In general do you approve or disapprove of the Roosevelt administrations to date? Disapprove. 7. Do you think that the United States will eventually get into what has become known as World War II? No. 8. Do you think that the conflict is sufficiently grave and basic to warrant a declara- tion of war against Germany-Russia? No. 9. If Canada is actually invaded do you think we ought to use our military, air, and naval forces in her defense? Yes. 10. If Brazil, Chile or any South or Central American country is invaded do you think we ought to fight in its defense? No. 11. Do you favor the continuance of the Dies Committee? Yes. 12. Do you approve of all the methods and procedures of the Dies Committee? No. 13. Do you think that the politicians and statesmen of Europe wdl in any probability listen to Pius XII? Yes. 14. Do you feel that anything about the appointment of Mr. Taylor as President Roosevelt ' s personal emissary to The Vatican gave cause for reasonable or justifiable objection? No. 15. Kindly check your favorite newspaper in each division: Morning — Times; Eve- ning — Sim; Sunday — Times. 16. Do you read The Tablet regularly? No. On occasion? Yes. 17. Do you think that the news accounts of the arrest of the 17 members of the Christian Front were treated fairly in general? No. or in proportion to the importance that could be attached to the case in the light of the available and published information? No. 18. Do you think that any tangible benefits will accrue from the European visit of Under Secretary of State Welles? No. Sixty- four What part of college life has been most beneficial to you? Scholastic. Would you send your daughter here? Yes. What do you plan to do after graduation? (first choice) Marriage. (second choice) Business. What course has been most valuable to you? Ethics. What course has been most enjoyable? Religion 6. Your favorite prof? Male Mr. Norton. Female Miss Gardiner. Which class member has worked hardest for the College? Evelyn Winter. Who has worked best for the Class? Anita Lopez. The most feminine? Eileen Eichcll, Jean Thompson. The most independent? Mary Brady. The most tactful? Evelyn Winter. The best dressed? Doris Whalen. The Class Glamor Gal? Irene Eichhorn. The prettiest? Anastasia Linardos. The wittiest? Flo Ken in. Class scholar? Evelyn Winter. Class philosopher? Ruth Druckcr. Best sport? Anne Hylaud. Most charming? Marion Noel. Typical collegian? Flo Kelvin. Class enfant? Teddy lacohellis. Class actress? Helen Rochford. Class athlete? Anne Hyland. Most talkative? Mary Brady. Shyest? Eileen Allen. Favorite men ' s college? Fordham. Favorite rendezvous? Murkens. Favorite song? All the Things You Are. Favorite orchestra? Glenn Miller. Favorite author? Edgar Allen Poe. Favorite sport: to watch? Football. To play? Basketball. Favorite stage actress? Helen Hayes. Favorite stage actor? Burgess Meredith. Favorite film actor? Spencer Tracy. Favorite film actress? Bette Davis. Best book of the year? Rebecca. Best movie? Gone With the Wind. Best play? Life With Father. Best dancer? Dot Carliu. Most attractive? Doris Whalen. Sixty- five Pardon me but can you tell me where Locker 121 is? The last row back? Thank you very much. — I wonder if I ' ll ever work up to a big locker. — It ' s sort of like a mystic maze here — Locker 121. — Ah! success at last. I do wish I could land the biology lab. It seemed easy enough the day the girl showed us around when I came to the Reception for the Freshmen. I ' ll just walk around the hall and see what happens. — Now I remember — the flight of stairs. Good heavens! Look at all the little children. Maybe this isn ' t the lab after all. Here comes an- other girl down stairs. She must be a fellow wanderer. Maybe we can join forces and search together. Oh! you ' re not a Freshman? You ' re a Junior majoring in psychology. Sorry. Well, could you tell me where the biology lab is? Upstairs? Oh, that ' s right. Need a map to get around here. That G.A. diagram on the bulletin says I am between McCrimlisk and McCann. Who are McCrimlisk and McCann? Where is door two? Where is row ten? Now let ' s see — that would be the back of the auditorium. Left side — no right side — no, I guess it ' s the left after all — or is it the middle door? Maybe the best thing to do would be to find McCrimlisk and Mc- Cann, get between them and see where they go. Synonomous with the word Fresh- man were such words as bewildered , petrified , and just plain lost . We were so assured as high school seniors, so wilted as college Freshmen. But in time, like the bundle of sticks that were tied together and could not be broken, we came together through activities in common and thus became strong. To assure ourselves of a good future we elected Anita Lopez as Class President, who in turn proved to be such a fine choice, she has served in that position ever since. Rose Tehan, who has since left us to enter the con- vent, was our Vice-President that year, and it was Helen Byrne who served as Secretary; Dot White as Treasurer; and Doris Whelan as Councilor. With our class so organized, we started oft on a four-year flight, stopping each year to take part in the many religious, scholarly, and social activities. It was through Investiture that we Freshmen came to appreciate fully our status as college women; for on that Friday morning, we received our caps which had been blessed by Father Wiest. Before we knew it a month had passed, and we were all of a dither getting ready for our first formal school dance. At the time most of us Sixty-six considered it as the Fall Dance, about which we knew little. Since then we have come to learn that the annual dance is given for the benefit of the missions. It was a wonderful affair and a memor- able night. After our Christmas vacation, we returned to school with a forced renewal of interest in study, for we knew only too well that exams were to follow in a few weeks. And although we shud- dered and shook when anyone mentioned report cards, we survived the strain and began the new term that marked our first Class Day, and it was Jeanne Gorman who served to make it a memor- able one. We started our day with Holy Mass, followed by breakfast at the College. Attending Maxwell Anderson ' s High Tor , climaxed what the girls will always think of as an outstanding day. The term passed rapidly for us that spring and before we realized it, Field Day came and the class athletes were able to show their prowess on the held of sport. Even though we were just Freshmen, we were able to boast of two members on the Varsity. Both Helen Skeed and Anne Hyland were doing their parts for St. Joseph ' s. Today Anne serves as the President of the Athletic Association and Helen is Manager of the Varsity. Although we were never able to figure it out, we accepted the fact that the Seniors had exams .1 week earlier than the rest of the school, and were thankful that we had a week more to study. Ex- aminations over, we attended our first commence- ment as a part of the undergraduate body and hopefully thought of the day we would receive our diplomas. c | MR -.0 p t? IP H Rl ' B 1 [• % - % | - m M AT , ■■: At this time we changed the angle of the rassle on our caps, and this signified that we were Sophomores at last. Arms overladen with last year ' s books, we returned to school hoping to sell them and make enough money to buy books for our second year. Per- haps it was this that brought about so many majors in Mathematics for our class. At any rate, Ruth Drucker, Janice Ahearn, Jane Keyes, Martha McCann, Florence Mitchell, Ann Sulli- van and Mary Etzel certainly got a good start here. Now that we were Sophomores, we were able to manage our routine work with ease and pay more attention to those activities we skipped through as harrassed Fresh- men. The actual management of the Undergraduate Association was of more interest to us this year for we were allowed to nominate girls from our own class for the position of U. A. Treasurer. As Sophomores, we learned too that some of our members were dramatically capable of rising to fame. We cannot forget the fine perform- ances given that year by Marie Bir- mingham, Florence Herbert, Mary Donovan and Florence Von Gerichton. While we were Sophomores, we became better acquainted with many of the phases of religious activities at school, and one we will never forget is Eve- nings With Christ. As Freshmen, some of us attended our first Retreat, and as Sophomores we were able to partake of another inspiring service. Our second year passed quickly, for we had many courses for which to study, and soon the term came to an end. Again we attended Commencement which was held on the newly acquired grounds across the street. Again we moved cur tassels around and this time we announced that we were Juniors. Junior Year — at last it had come. This was the year for which every- one had waited, and we will never forget the excitement that accom- panied it. Rings, rings, rings. It was Virginia Mannebach, our Vice-presi- dent, and her committee who were plagued with questions concerning the rings. For weeks we looked forward to receiving them, and when they came we found every excuse possible for going without gleves. No sooner had the rings been on our fingers than another great event came along. — The only reason we wanted and waited for our exams that year was that they were to be cli- maxed by the Junior Prom. Our very own dance. Jean Thompson fulfilled our every hope for a successful dance when she served as the chairman. And Tina Carbonaro mustered up all her talent and, with the help of the Com- mittee, transformed the Auditorium into a delightful winter scene. The week following was Junior week, and what a week! — As chair- man of activities, Anastasia Linardos saw to it that there was not an idle moment, and social events went up 100%. We well remember our Class Day which we celebrated with Mass in the morning and dinner that same evening at the Hotel Duane. Then too, that week we saw The Ameri- can Way, and What a Life. It was difficult to return to such mun- dane considerations as school work, but it was inevitable, and soon we were back to normal. This was the year that two of our members, Mary deMarrais and Wilma Hantusch brought forth hidden tal- ents with their fife and drum corps. Time came to arrange programs for the next term and there for the first time we saw that a class was to be held in typing and shorthand. The realization that we would be out of college in a year came as a shock to most of us, and the idea of going to work brought us to sign up for these courses. For our last social activity as Jun- iors, under the able leadership of chair- man Helen Rochford, the Junior Class entertained the Senior Class with a Luncheon and Fashion Show. It was indeed a pleasant close for a busy year. Although it hardly seemed possible, we had to face the fact — sure enough it was time for Commencement again, and we moved the few strings left from a once healthy tassel, into Senior position. Yes, it dangled there in front of our left eye and we were proud of it. With all the dignity we could muster we returned to our Senior Year and with all possible bluntness we were let down when one of the new Fresh- men wanted to know Are you just starting, too? Such an indignity did not last for long, however, for the President of the U. A. was our own Evelyn Winter, who was properly chosen by the entire school to serve in that position. With her, Gertrude Gallagher was chosen Vice-president and hitherto hidden problems were now theirs. But we could not forget that we were getting out of school shortly and some of us went to the typing and shorthand classes. Mary Bartley, Kathleen Mulligan, Marie Thorman and Mary McNulty, Elizabeth Con- Ion, Anne Murphy and Lillian Mc- Closky were among those present. At first all were astounded to see the girls from this class waving their arms about, but we were soon to learn that they were only learning their symbols and practising them in the air. All was not work with the Seniors and school had hardly begun when we were preparing for the first im- portant social event of the year, the Fall Dance of which Dot Hamilton was the Chairman. Along with her ccmmittee, and with scarecrows grin- ning down from the stage on a bright, gay crowd, the school was launched on a fine wave of social activity. November 9 — where were you No- vember 9th? Undoubtedly you were at school where Marion Noel enter- tained your parents, for that was the occasion when everyone made merry — Parents ' Day at the College. Kath- leen Farrell was Marion ' s righthand man that day. Her other helpers were Helen Rochford, Grace Sluiter, Jane Keyes, Elinor Monaghan, and Dot Seventy Carlin. All were kept busy entertain- ing five hundred and fifty people, as they will never forget. They began as murmurings, but be- fore long they turned to shouts and we were all to learn that the Glee Club was to give a Varsity Show. President Florence McGough had thought up this brain child a long time ago and now she was to see it carried out under the fine direction of Chairman Dot Carlin. Here the Seniors went to town. The quartet consisting of Mary Radigan, Betty McKeon and Grace and Ruth Sluiter, won much applause and praise as did Irene Eichhorn who sang it sweet and sang it hot. And who can give a pantomime better than Janet Morris or a monologue better than Florence Kervin we would like to know? Oh yes, the Seniors were well represented in this splendid production. By the time December came around, the entire school was waiting for the annual Christmas Party which was under the direction of Chairman Ade- laide Zeng. With the Christmas spirit in the air and with such fine plan- ning, the party was a great success. The winter issue of Loria was out and we were all delighted to find a new, larger and more interesting magazine. This change was brought about by the efforts of Editor-in- Chief Eileen Eichell, Business Manager Jean Thompson and such hard work- ing staff members as Elinor Mona- ghan, Marion Noel, Marie Birming- ham, and Agatha Walsh and Anne Sullivan. No, it wasn ' t The night before Christmas but rather the night after Christmas that was important to us, for on December 26th, the Senior Class with Irene Eichhorn as Chairman, held its Senior Ball. Irene had the auditorium transformed to a delightful atmosphere of beauty and elegance. Returning to school, we found Eli- nor Monaghan busily working on material for Footprints; Marion Noel chasing Seniors to the studio for pic- tures; Betty Morgan making prepara- tions for the Senior-Junior Theatre Party, and the Religion Committee planning the annual Retreat. Amidst all this activity, students were tuck- ing books under their arms and seek- ing quiet corners for exams were here again. Although we hesitated to mention it, or to think about it, the year was drawing to a close. It hardly seemed possible that so many things had been done in such a short time but the proof was there before us. Yes, Mary Brady was President of the Interna- tional Relations Club; Maud Whit- bread, Chairman of the Examination Committee; Ursula Gerty, President of Social Service; Frances Caetta, President of the French Club and of Mercier; Marcclla Canale, President of the Swimming Club; Tina Carbonaro, President of the Art Club and standby of all the distraught Chairman who needed posters for their events. And at this same time Fran Partridge was singing her way to fame. Mary McCue, ' 40 Seventy-one %U§ m $ SftM uruond JUNIOR CLASS REPORT, OR EXTRACTS FROM THE PERSONAL DIARY OF THOMAS CLISTHENES DE WET, JR. (Historical Note: Thomas Clisthenes Dc Wet is a highly sensitive feline, psychic beyond the usual metaphysical range of black cats. An orphan from early kittenhood, Thomas has been raise,! in an atmosphere of lofty scholastic ideals and has acquired a very extraordinary education. The following arc ex tracts from his personal diary winch he has kindly submitted for publi- cation for the edification of the student body.) Oct. 7th. Made the acquaintance of Geraldine, the O ' Brhns ' new tabby. Engaging female but a little on the dull side. In the course of our conver- sation I chanced to mention the amaz- ing vitality of the new Junior group at the College and from the stupid expression of Geraldine ' s whiskers I was convinced she hadn ' t the vaguest notion of what I was talking about. Determined to rectify this unfortunate situation at once. Oct. 10th. Discovered Gerry was under impression that the species junioria were marked by some defi- nite physical distinction, perhaps an extra arm or leg, or, as a result of their high scholastic standing, unusual- ly large heads. Corrected error by pointing out to the child such illus- trious Juniors as Eileen Sullivan, President; the Vice-President, Doris Moran, who was studiously devouring the fourth volume of the Encyclope- dia Britannica. I was informed by Mary Hughes who was on Council duty at the time that Miss Moran takes Ethics 2 in the spring. It sounds very nice. Continued tour of inspection, met Marjorie Murphy, the Secretary, and caught a fleeting glimpse of Margaret Manning chasing some poor harried creature through the locker room. Miss Manning was winning, for as I pointed out to dear Gerry, the Class Treasurer must have a definite ability at track, particularly the Junior Class Treasurer. Nov. 8th. Broken with Miss Gerald- ine, obviously my forte is philosophy. At least I have this in common with the students at the college. Deter- mined like Socrates to abandon my frivolous pre-occupations and settle down to some really deep thinking. The line of students outside Father Fitzgibbcn ' s door fighting to give book reports is very edifying. And to think they have almost two months till the deadline. Dec. 26th. Peace, beautiful, contem- plative, enduring peace. Mar) McDonough, Chairman of the junior Prom. Juniors taking the air. Jan. 4th. Just heard one of the nicest Juniors is very sick. Even the de- lightful prospect of approaching exams isn ' t enough to revive the deep indigo spirits of her class. Hope Rita will be back soon. Jan. 15th. Very distinguished rings — Heard Miss Moran ' s responsible. Perhaps I might ask her advice on my catnip shares. She ' s much prettier than my broker. Jan. 26th. Am writing this from be- hind an angel ' s skirt. Dearest Gerry is beside me. The Juniors lead a very interesting life. For the past week they ' ve been enthusiastically reeling off tons of unadulterated gray matter and now, replete with years and honors they have abandoned themselves to a night of revelry. My diplomacy re- frains me from revealing to dear Gerry the degree of my enthusiasm for a certain Miss McDonough. At least she can ' t object if I accord Miss McDonough the praise she deserves for her marvelous work with the Junior Prom. I hate to be biased but there ' s a rumor that it ' s the best one that ' s ever been held at the college. Of course I may be a little prejudiced. Jan. 27th. I ' m still endeavoring to discover how they achieved that nice refined lighting effect. Nothing glar- ing you know. Feb. 7th. Miss McDerby neglected to invite me to the Junior Banquet at the Hotel Victoria. Probably an over- sight on her part for otherwise she and her committee conducted the af- fair splendidly. I wish Gerry wouldn ' t confuse things so. Merely because I waxed enthusiastic over Life with Father , she imagined I was propos- ing. Very embarrassing. March 18th. Wonder if the Juniors remember their first solemn retreat, their first Easter at the College. Per- haps some of them are thinking of Mary Whamond now. Last Entry Frances Dwyer ' 41. Seirnty-five S )ophomom$ The Sophomori class is usually in .1 category with the Lost Battalion. Seniors go around with a complacent air of superiority- Freshmen are kow- towed to as newcomers. Juniors go through spasms of ecstasy beginning with the Junior Prom and continuing through Junior week, and no one can help spotting them. Only the Sopho- mores have no objective claim to notice, and have to concoct every bit of attention-getting activity by them- selves. Under the leadership of their Presi- dent, Margaret Loughlin, the class riddled every activity with some of its members and even managed to organize a few new activities. Our Cheerleaders Sophs ' Secretary Edna Cunningham and Treasurer Eleanor Neary startled the lethargic basketball spectators by ap- pearing in darling cheer-leader outfits, and urging the stands on to some real rooting. Secretary Anne Conlon has her hands full recording the deeds of Laura Close and Doris Dorney of the Extra- curricular Committee, and Frances Pastorini and Marie Barrios of the Religion Committee. Pat Loth was elected Art Editor of Loria and Connie Theiss and Anne Lewis to the Literary Staff and Frances Miceli to the Business Staff. Evelyn Carlin and Jane Hoffman demanded attention of the Class of ' 42 by presenting grand performances in Cradle Song. Seventy-six The Sophomores don ' t just content themselves with local activity. They have a praiseworthy intercollegiate consciousness. The Peace Conference held at Misericordia in Dallas, (Penn. — even a Sophomore hasn ' t the enthu- siasm to go to Texas to plead for peace) welcomed Eleanor Neary, Pat Loth, Pat Lynch, Doris Dorney, Evelyn Carlin, Myra Campion, Fran- ces Pastorini and Margaret Loughlin. On March 4th, the entire class de- scended on Manhattan. The Class Day rush was on. Reservations were made in the best Gotham restaurants and the Sophomores there proceeded to get as full as possible preparatory to sit- ting back at the Cort Theatre and watching The Male Animal tangle and untangle himself. The life of a Sophomore has a lot of petty annoyances such as heavy programs, speech tests, declaration of majors, — but this year ' s crop of Sophomores managed to laugh right straight through the year and have themselves a wonderful time. Inci- dentally, they kept us all laughing with, not at them. Anamarie A. Murphy ' 41. Seventy-seven ■ .„ : i resnmen There ' s nothing we like better, when all ' s said and done, than a little Tranquil Reflection over a lime coke, or in that dreamy six minute stretch between Clinton and Hoyt about half past seven on Glee Club night. We think about lots of things — Life, mostly, and why we flunked that Latin quiz when we knew the stuff perfectly. But always we wind up by con- templating our Great Problem, the humbling paradox of being Freshmen again all in a trice after a purple year of Senior privileges and the worship of a whole high school. It ' s uncanny — like reaching for a step that isn ' t there. Not twelve months ago we had attained cool sophistication, wisdom. savoir-faire, above all maturity. We didn ' t know exactly everything, but we had a pretty comprehensive under- standing of the major arts and sciences. We could have discussed the Fourth Dimension with Einstein — sketchily of course, but holding our own. We had the Muses under our thumb, and Shakespeare — we felt like slapping him on the back and calling him Bill ! The U. A. reception in October left us with the warm assurance of having Arrived. Then one day a Puckish hand snatched away the inverted telescope and, blinking, we saw that Olympus was only the ridgepole of our own roof in a heavy fog. Suddenly we didn ' t know much of anything at all, Seventy-eight and we stood with pale little candles on the threshhold of a huge, dim cavern whose deep-vaulted labyrinths stretched endlessly before us. Even the sharp pride of Investiture didn ' t offset the bitterness of that scared and searing humility. To be all at once very small, very callow, very laughable — gee whiz it stung! Those poor little fistfuls of knowledge we had — how meagre they were; those cosy theories — how foolishly myopic. We, who had efficiently pigeon-holed the very stars were being pigeon- holed ourselves. But there was another angle. Now we could look up as well as down. Now we knew a renascence of wonder. Now we saw a million magic universes bevond the confines of our own small cosmos. That part was swell; that made up for the rest. So for a while we held our breath to listen uncomprehendingly and we wrestled with frustration and we were even vaguely conscious of that sub- terranean restlessness called Thought. Warily we fingered the mystic and intricate hieroglyphs of Science. We stood awed and silent before the Investiture U. A. Reception to Freshmen shadowy altars of Minerva, frightened, yet exulting. Then in March came Freshman G.A., and our fashion show. We tasted the limelight and dared to be proud just for an hour. And there was Class Day: that new realization of Us a living integer, blood and bone and sinew. It was spring. A few different young shoots were out; the funny little shrubs were stretching up against the wind. And suddenly we knew that we loved St. Joseph ' s fiercely; suddenly we belonged. That ' s as far as we ' ve gone. The hot knife of sarcasm still makes us wince. It itill hurts to be called young or amusing or naive — we who are so very sure. But someone ' s epigram comes beautifully pat: Without hu- mility it is impossible to enjoy any- thing — even pride. And there is an- other fragment about the Last being one day First . . . But why bother easing the point across with neat quotations, since it is so true and unassailable that being Freshmen here is more fun than being Seniors any- where else! Q. E. D. Mary Louise Barrett ' 43. Seventy-nine ST. JOSEPHS ' 40 1, IVl £ eview UNDERGRADUATE REPORT Perhaps there is .in old Doc Milne. O, not under th.it name, of course; maybe lie teaches History, or French, or Math instead of English Literature from Chaucer to Shakes- peare. And maybe Doc Milne is just a gentle brooding ghost, a sort of community affair made up of the desires and plans, the suffering and the living of countless men and women who have devoted their ener- gies toward the growth of the college. This is not his story — it ' s the story of Saint Joseph ' s 1939-1940, told as he has seen it. Et antiquum documentum ... — ancient forms departing, but they go slowly, imperceptibly. I remember other Masses, the same fervent young voices, the same consecration at the beginning of the school year to the Divine Paraclete. The first meeting of the Under- graduate Association — Miss Winter is calling for order. Do they know, sit- ting out there, what her office implies, V. A. Council the honor of it and all the tedious, difficult unappreciated work? There is Gertrude Gallagher, her quiet, effi- cient assistant, Nancy Hurley, striv- ing to appear demure and solemn and very dignified and Frances Pastorini envisioning armies of deposit slips, subscription tickets, dues — marching in precise formation across the months that lie ahead. There are others behind the scenes, working willingly, gra- ciously, as members of the student council. Perhaps the recording angel under whese particular department I am filed measures my progress from day to day, or hour by exacting hour, but if I might presume to instruct an angel on purely angelic bookkeeping, I would have it that my later years be bsund from investiture to succeeding investiture, for I have marked them and each is the same and yet each is very different. Faces change and the ceremony is reenacted in each student ' s heart according to its fashion. This year it was Gertrude Gallagher who planned the ceremony and Father Weist who handed the blessed caps to the Freshmen. My eyes grow dim and the scene shifts — To a rainy afternoon and the hos- pitable warmth of shaded lamps in the semi-darkness. Another U. A. recep- tion to Freshmen. I nod periously near sleep from my armchair in a corner of the Rec. No one notices me and I am content. Cathleen Far- rell has handled everything splendidly. The babel of voices, women ' s voices rising higher, interjected with laugh- ter. I nod sympathetically to the man beside me but he does not see. The audience grows suddenly quiet as Marion Noel, the hostess for Parents ' Day, addresses them. I and the Christmas party came in at the same time — we ' re institutions. Through the efforts of Adelaide Zeng and her committee, the decorations have been duly arranged, the refresh- ments distributed and Santa ' s entrance timed. The doors swing open and the gift laden Santa comes riding in atop a sled. (Miss Canale manipulated those pillows beautifully). And as the year draws to a close the college celebrates the Alumnae- U. A. Day under the auspices of the joint chairmen, Beatrice Hunkley and Doris Whelan — the faces haven ' t changed much, a little more poised, a little more of conscious charm. I remember when I had that young lady in class — let me see, her name was — I ' ll recall it in a moment. Frances Dwvir ' 41. Extra-curricular Activities Committee Extra-Curr icul ar Report Night tip-toed up to the window and pressed his nose against the pane. Regretfully he shook his head and raised the moon a bit higher over the tops of the nearest trees — It was no use. The eight girls gathered around the table were blind to his enticements. Someone sighed and Agatha Walsh fixed the culprit with a reproachful stare. We ' ve got to think of something. A knock, low, persistent interrupted her. Come in — the chairman qua- vered and a little old man in a green swallow-tailed coat bounced into the room. I ' ve something that might interest you, he announced and extracted a small bottle from a pocket of his green coat. Why the very idea — Miss Walsh rose in horrified dignity. But the swallow-tailed gentleman laughed — I call is the ' De Loin Special Patent 1513 ' , and the little old man sprinkled a few drops into the air. A page of Footprints 1940 floated gently down from nowhere and came to rest on the desk — The Chairman read — Report of the Extra-Curricular Committee There has been a definite revival of enthusiasm in the extra-curricular af- fairs of the college. Miss Walsh and her committee conducted a survey of near-by colleges to learn what activi- ties they engage in and to discover some feasible innovations. The efforts of the committee were not in vain. Teams were developed in swimming, fencing and debating. Through the efforts of Miss Hacfner, Eigbty-tbre a dancing team was organized and met with an enthusiastic response. Even the Art Club has planned to do something new — a marionette show. The student body expresses its thanks for the really splendid work of their Extra-Curricular Committee 1939-1940. Student Administered Examinations It is only fitting that we express our appreciation of the work done by the Committee on Student Admin- istered Examinations during the last semester. It worked under grave dif- ficulties and in the face of severe criticism. It was not until its func- tion was threatened that the student body realized how much the Com- mittee and what it stands for means to them and to the very institution, St. Joseph ' s College for Women. Maude Whitbread, as chairman, and the Committee have expended every effort to restore the system of examina- tions to their proper place in the minds of the undergraduates. It has been impressed upon the stu- dents that the Honor System is not something to be taken out of mothballs at the end of every semester and committed to the mothballs at Examination Committee the close of exams, but it is something which must apply throughout all of school life if it is to function properly. The student must respect her privilege and honor her responsibility at all times — in ten minute quizzes, in con- scientious fidelity to all the rules and regulations surrounding the actual administration of the exams. It is this concept of the Honor System as a vital, ever-present force which Monsignor Dillon and the Com- mittee have striven to inculcate into the spirit of St. Joseph ' s. Frances Dwyer ' 41. Religion Committee Report Time: 3 A. M., January 2 6th. Place: The auditorium. One angel raised her head slowly, peered about the darkened auditorium and coughed significantly. An answer- ing whisper came through the dark- ness — Are they gone — are you sure? The first angel pirouetted across the floor, tucking her wings up, and curled up on the floor beside an identical heavenly spirit. Yes, everyone — even Miss Mc- Donough, and here we are, the wall- flowers, left with our memories — The second angel cut her short — I was just trying a figure out what makes it run — there must be a guiding light, you know there always is. But naturally — I believe they call it simply the ' Religion Committee ' — it ' s a sort of power behind the throne Eighty- four that works up morale and stimulates the religious activity of the students. Angel No. 2 looked gratified — Just what I suspected, continue sister — Well, the members of the Com- mittee are selected in a special manner. Margaret Manning has been elected chairman for this year, a very wise choice, if you ask my opinion. And then there ' s Doris Moran as Secretary and Katherine Foley as Treasurer. Angel No. 2 sighed — Such erudition is remarkable, but I don ' t suppose you know how they actually go about stimulating. Angel No. 1 frowned in shocked disapproval. She raised her long sweep- ing eyelashes to stare cooly at her twin — There just wouldn ' t be a St. Joseph ' s without a Religion Commit- tee. Take the manner in which First Friday is conducted for example — Mass in cap and gown, Benediction, a continuous Honor Guard through the afternoon. And in the evening, a discussion of Catholic dogma, a ser- mon, open forum and Benediction. I believe this is known as ' Evenings With Christ ' . Then there ' s the Retreat with everything it implies, the inward peace and renewal, continued the angel enthusiastically, and there ' s morning prayers, and prayers in the corridors throughout the day, and there ' s the Father ' s Club and the Father ' s Communion Breakfast. Of course, the Committee ' s activi- ties are not limited to direct religious functions — its influence extends into every phase of college life. For example, the Fall Dance with Dot Hamilton as Chairman, and the Brother ' s Club Dance, which was so ably handled by Dot Carlin, were also under the Com- mittee ' s auspices, and — The angel suddenly broke off — her eyelids fluttered downward, her hands hung immobile at her sides — The superintendent flashed his light over the stage, the beam picked out the angel lying on her back on the floor. That ' s funny, he murmured, very funny, — I wonder how that happened. Frances Dwyer ' 41. Religion Committee 2 ramaucs t ' u With an over-the-shoulder glance at the multitude of court-room plays .ind light comedies in their an- nals, the Dramatic Society this year did something different. Under the leadership of President Ruth Sluiter and Director Mr. John K. M. Mc- Caffery, the society presented Cradle Song, a drama of life in a Spanish Dominican Convent. Mary Donovan was superb as Sr. Joanna of the Cross who takes the child Teresa, abandoned at the con- vent door, under her special care. Anita Lopez made such a charming Teresa that it was easy to see why Antonio, our own Ruth Sluiter, was smitten. Irene Eichhorn, the calm, understanding Prioress, offered a sharp contrast to Mary Leahy, the irate Vicaress who was at odds with every- one. They were supported by a capable cast and in spite of the rainy weather played to a large and enthusiastic audience. Incidently this is the first time Dramatics has had a road troupe. The cast of Cradle Song presented the play at the Dominican Convent at Amityville to the joy of the sisters Coach and President of Dramatics who provided habits that the show might go on. In line with this outside presenta- tion of plays the society has given performances of one-act plays at vari- ous parishes. Plays were also given in G.A., for the Father ' s Club and on Parent ' s Day. So 1939-1940 has been one of the busiest, most profitable and most worthwhile years for the Drama- tic Society. Anamarie A. Murphy ' 41. Cast of Cradle Song ' Vanity Drag The Glee Club tried something new and different this year in the form of a Varsity Show. The setting of this most novel event of the year was strictly collegiate, and hence ter- rifically rhythmic. The main event of the evening was a very intricate (in fact, too, too intricate) college medley and card drill. The medley ended with a new and smashing hit — a brand new march- ing song for St. Joseph ' s. To Mr. Slat- tery we owe many, many thanks for directing and conducting the show, and to Mr. McCaffery we owe a great big smile, the one that he never got when he was trying to set the mood for th show. VI I In the early part of April, our An- nual Concert came under way, with a more formal atmosphere and a set of new surprises. The feature of the evening was a Glee Club interpreta- tion of Sibelius ' Valse Triste , a dif- ficult composition of mood. In the form of a major surprise came the group of twelve primadonnas who acted as a Glee Club within a Glee Club. So we close the account of a most successful year for the Glee Club, under the presidency of Flo McGough and the excellent direction of Mr. Slattery. Mary Leahy ' 41. President of Glee Club confer!, with the Senior members. cU.C ona Loria greeted the new term in hectic condition, but after special medi- cation with a secret formula, not only recuperated but appeared on the Col- lege scene more robust than ever. The publication received two major set- backs; first, the loss of its faculty advisor, Sr. Florence Josephine, who was transferred; and second and even more unbalancing, the loss of the Fall Issue. Despite the absence of the first issue, Loria still came out three times, as the policy of combining the last issue with Footprints was abandoned. A new printer, a change in page size, restyling, and enthusiastic adver- tisers helped to revitalize the magazine. But of all these the most important was the appearance of pen and ink sketches. Incidentally, neither the art staff nor the student body lament the passing of the days of linoleum cuts. Eileen Eichell, conscientious editor of Loria, has with the eager help of the staff and all those who submitted The Editor talks things over with the Business Manager ami Art Editor. material given the magazine more of the spirit of the College without sacri- ficing literary values. Hectic staff meetings with every- one eagerly reading material, earnest exhortations to the student body to Please write for Loria — it ' s your magazine, a newly painted contribu- tion box to entice budding genius, and threatening deadlines made up the life of Loria Vol. XVI Nos. 1, 2, 3. Anamarie A. Murphy ' 41. Eighty-eight ootprints The Editor and Managers of Footprints. For weeks Seniors dashed around primping, trying out new coiffures and hoping that their pictures would look something like the glamorous trial photo that Marion Noel had taken as Photography Editor. Dazed individ- uals were hounded into activity by that fiery little Editor, Elinor Mona- ghan, who flew through the last five months doing six million things at cnce. The silver tongued advertising staff, headed by the persuasive Mary Dono- van, charmed unsuspecting store pro- prietors, business men and their counterparts into subscribing for nice big juicy ads . When Spring came romping around the corner of Clinton and Waverly, Dot Shea lined up the classes, told them to concentrate on the flicker and bingo — the class pictures were ready. Because cameras were clicking all over the campus catching individ- uals at very informal moments and making Foot prints a pictorial sur- prise, warnings were passed around to keep smiling, with your best hair- do intact. Mary Radigan and her staff man- aged by sheer force of personality, aided by Agatina Carbonaro ' s stunning posters, to induce the great majority of the undergraduates to subscribe. Result: — Footprints 1940 was pre- sented by the Editor and staff to the honor and glory, not only of the gradu- ates, but of the entire student body. J4thletic yvteociation The two gals in those snappy looking costumes, who come under the heading of cheerleaders , have set the mood for this year ' s A. A. pro- jects. Interclass tournaments in basket- ball, badminton, and a host of other sports were marked by sporting good feeling and plenty of zest. The Var- sity as usual ran the gamut of games, and as usual came out practically un- scathed. Incidentally, in the middle of the year, Varsity separated itself from the protecting wing of A. A. This year, too, the Varsity had another unusual experience, the team went away to Rosemont College for a game. Fencing has increased its enrollment and has taken part in scheduled bouts with Hofstra, Jersey Teacher ' s Col- lege, and Hunter. For the first time in history we have had a Fencing Var- sity and we send them on their way with much well-wishing. A. A. has been the sponsor of two dances during the year. The first was held after the Alumnae-Varsity game and added success to success. The second was the Annual Varsity Hop. This year it brought all the lads and lassies out in the guise of farmers and farmerettes — a novelty if there ever was one. Golf, under the sponsorship of the A. A. has become part of campus life this year. The convent grounds have been ringing with par ever since the finer weather has permitted the greens to be green. As a final report may we say that Anne Hyland has proved a capable and efficient leader of A. A. 2), uncut L tub The organization of the Dancing Club is an example of the new deal that has taken place in extra-curricu- lar activities. The committee in charge of these activities, under the chairmanship of Agatha Walsh, has devoted its time during the past year to making them a more vital part of the undergraduates ' life. With this ideal in mind the Dancing Club was organized. Actually, this club can be directly attributed to Muriel Haefner, who felt that it would be a source of both socialization and recreation. She took her idea to the Dean, who agree- ing with her, presented it to Miss Walsh and her committee. As a result, the Dancing Club has become the newest and, to judge from the crowds who attend its meetings, the most popular club in the college. The mem- bers are instructed by Miss Dorothy Carlin ' 40 who initiates them into the mysteries of all types of dancing from the Conga to the Lindy. Dot Carlin °ii es the Dancing Club a few pointers The Art Club Great industry has marked the proceedings of the Art Club this year under the presidency of Miss Agatina Carbonaro. Every two weeks there have been exhibitions of reproductions of the Masters. Reports and exhibi- tions have included Picasso, Rem- brandt, Da Vinci, and Michelangelo. There was an especially interesting exhibit of Madonnas through the ages. The main event of the year was a Marionette Show. The little figures were carved and painted, and the tiny scenic effects were completed by the girls. The marionettes were manipu- lated deftly, and for this accomplish- ment, we laud the club. As usual, the end of the season was marked by an exhibition including the masterpieces of the girls them- selves. Excellent pieces in water- colors, charcoal, oils and pastels were seen. The Art Club, as is customary, executed the plates in Loria. This year, too, the Club has been fortunate in gaining the assistance of Miss Mc- Quade, who has proven particularly helpful, especially in the fine points of portrait painting. Mary Leahy ' 41. Ninety-one Libretto rehearses Hansel anil CreteV =J Lbretto Under the able guidance of Mer- lin de Pauw, Libretto has fast become one of the best liked activities in the college. At the beginning of the year the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan were taken first as the topic of discussion. The background was rendered by Mar- garet Conlon, Dorothy Shea and Isabella Knight. In order to give the members a better understanding of what the speaker was saying, talented members, such as Frances Partridge, sang arias from the operas. Not only is the background of the opera and the life of the composer studied, but the members also discussed the rhythm, melody and harmony of the music. Adelaide Zeng, Virginia Roche and Wilma Hantusch have given talks on rhythm in the operas. Although Libretto no longer re- ceives extra-curricular points for its work, the members still enthusiastically attend it as a study club. Libretto brought the curtain down on an am- bitious year by presenting the opera Hansel and Gretel in G.A. with Frances Partridge and Virginia Walsh in the principal roles. Frances Miceli. L oiincLl of =JJ)ebate The Council of Debate for the Fall term remained, under the direction of Anastasia Linardos, entirely within itself. The Society ' s meetings were taken up with informal speeches, dis- cussions of the fundamentals of debat- ing, and several debates. The debates concerned the question of isolation, the problem of ownership of the radio, and the much discussed topic of whether Loria should be a literary or a general magazine. No outside de- bates were given. Rosemary Broun and Muriel Pless debate a point However, the Spring term saw the Debating Society combined with the History Club to form the Council of Debate. Reorganized under the direc- tion of Muriel Pless the meetings were given over to a discussion of the de- bate and then the debate itself to which any of the student body who wished to attend were invited. The culmina- tion of the Society ' s activities was the presentation of a debate in G.A. Ninety-two 4l5 torij L iub 7 One morning in G.A. the under- grads were startled to hear a meeting of the International Relations Group announced. Little did they realize that it was the familiar History Club re- christened because of its expanding activities. On Nov. 11a group of girls headed by Mary Brady and Peggy Wolfe, the official delegates, attended a conference at Miserecordia College in Pennsylvania where Miss Brady presided as chair- man of the American Foreign Policy panel. During the Easter vacation the club attended another conference in Washington, D. C. The club, which has been led en- thusiastically by Mary Brady and Cathleen Farrell, hopes to continue its splendid work next year and to make the undergraduates conscious of modern social problems. Doris Hillis ' 41. The house shook, plaster fell on trembling servants, the Baron blus- tered, then paled. Vulcano the Terrible raged once more! Man or monster — this legend with the strength of a hundred men? Loose in St. Joseph ' s! No danger — he was merely the sole member of the army of the impover- ished Baron in the French Club produc- tion, Les Bouffons. If the play was funny, the days of practice held more comedy of the less subtle type — with the servants acting more like the spies in Gulliver than the finished pro- duct allowed one to imagine. The booming Baron and Vulcano were not originally equipped with such bellow- ings. These were worked up by Made- moiselle Michaud and Monsieur Aucoin through ear-splitting stages. Even when not practicing, Le Cercle Moliere was very informal. Meetings were held this year in Fontbonne Hall where many a surprised visitor heard a melange of very original French dia- lects while well punctured fingers sewed Breton coifs. Later the same visitors found the Cercle discussing music, art, or literature. Thus truly Moliere ' s spirit pervades — the comic with the tragic, the light with the serious, the builder of even more cher- ished memories in the lives of its mem- bers and friends. Eileen Madigan ' 41. Ninety-three Social Science Group at Work Social cl cience Although the Social Service Club is busy all year round with sewing, teaching Christian Doctrine, and aid- ing in the clinic at St. Mary ' s hospi- tal, its major activity on this year ' s program was providing food and gifts at Christmas time for a number of un- fortunate families in the diocese. It ' s aim was to give not only articles that would serve for one dinner, but things that would last. With this end in view, preserves and non-perishable foods constituted the greater part of the food content, and the entire Under- graduate body participated in supply- ing this food. The look of apprecia- tion, gladness, and deep gratefulness which appeared on the faces of these people as each basket was presented recompensed everyone who had worked hard in the activity. But this would not be complete without a deep bow in the direction of Ursula Gerty, who deserves hearty applause for her enthusiasm and gra- ciousness in keeping the program run- ning as effectively, efficiently, and as smoothly as it has. Frances Miceli. ercier Thi PHILOSOPHICAL honor society, consists of undergraduates and alumnae with Father Fitzgibbon as the faculty adviser. The proceedings at the meet- ings arc informal; a speaker addresses the gatherings, and the topic is dis- cussed pro and con, following it. These talks are delivered by undergraduates, faculty, and alumnae. For the first time in two years, Father Dillon addressed the Circle and spoke to them on Paradoxes of Scho- lasticism. Miss Byrne, professor of Mathematics offered Points of Con- tact between Mathematics and Philo- sophy. Father Fitzgibbon addressed the society on Modern Ethics, — Religion as a Living Reality. The program has been an excellent one, the group has had the benefit of discussing widely divergent topics. Miss Caetta informs us that the last meeting of the term will be a social meeting, and they will be addressed by an outside speaker. President Frances Caetta reads a paper to Mercier Circle Ninety-four )u The Swimming Club has entered its third year and, within the next season, hopes to compete in intercol- legiate meets. Marcella Canale is president and Miss Hall, who filled the same position last term, is coach. The Club has advanced so rapidly in the two years of its existence that by next season it will be possible to chocse teams for both inter-class and intercollegiate competition. Miss Hall has offered classes in the fundamentals of the aquatic sport, for those whose Officers of the Swimming Club gambols in the water have never ex- tended beyond the wading stage. For more advanced groups, instructions in diving are available. The results have not been made public, but from re- marks dropped we gather that the aquabelles are really good. Miss Canale has announced that instructions in life-saving will be given, and official tests offered. Their program for the year is an ambitious one, and we shall be looking forward (of course we ' ll be cheering) for the efforts of our water babies. Doris Hillis ' 41. The Science Club experiments S cL aence The Science Club under the in- spired tutelage of Miss Kennelly and the management of its President and Secretary, Misses Anne Corrao and Eileen Shannon dabbled in a bit of photography this year. Our first ven- ture was to develop pictures and print them. The results were rather amaz- ing. Rosemary O ' Halleran succeeded in transplanting St. Joseph ' s to the other side of the street. Pat Loth ' s ardor was slightly dampened when her efforts produced a totally black roll of film. Our guess is that after set- ting exposure time, focal length, and shutter opening, she ignored the for- mality of opening the camera. We intend to frame the film and entitle it, ' ' Portrait of the little man who wasn ' t there, ' in a tunnel. Then we made a pilgrimage to the press-photographers exhibit, which was the best we ' ve seen yet. Subse- quent meetings will afford such treats as the moving picture, Life of Robert Koch, guest speakers, and last but not least an exhibit of our photogra- phical skill. Isn ' t science wonderful? Anne Corrao. ' Ninety-five f U vimnae THEN- 1920 On a crisp Autumn day in October 1916, a group of twelve girls attended the first Mass of the Holy Ghost in St. Joseph ' s College. Properly speak- ing there was as yet no St. Joseph ' s — only a small grey building standing empty and waiting. Actually it was that little group of girls, the pioneer class of 1920, that was St. Joseph ' s. Called the twelve apostles because of the great work they were about to undertake, they became the first class of St. Joseph ' s College for Women. On their shoulders rested the future of this new venture in higher education lor Catholic women in Brooklyn. The buildings had been provided for them and the courses supplied, it remained for the class of ' 20 to determine whether St. Joseph ' s would rise or fall. The fact that, twenty years after, the original twelve have increased to over four hundred and that the college has expanded its boundries to twice its former size and is now known all over the country is the final proof of their success. But the class of 1920 did not brood unduly over its great responsibility. They took it all in their stride and proceeded to enjoy their four years at St. Joseph ' s thoroughly. Meet any member of that class today and their uniform response to the question of what life was like then in St. Joe ' s is always, It was such fun! They gave parties on every possible occa- sion, rode out on the Island, en masse , to collect leaves for a Hal- lowe ' en dance, feted the faculty at a formal banquet and caricatured them in their year book, ran cake sales to buy Liberty Bonds and adopted two French war orphans. They made the rooms in 245 ring with their laugh- ter and we shall never again enter those Ninety-six rooms without seeing there the Class of ' 2 0 in their high laced shoes, their straight ankle-length skirts and their long hair arranged in puffs over their ears. Natural ly, college life was not all pleasure and no work. They, too, dreaded finals and crammed for ' quiz- zes ' at the last minute; they com- plained about five o ' clock classes and got up a mock petition for an extra hour in exams. And life became a trifle somber to them in April 1917, when war was declared and they saw their relatives and friends leaving them. As a pioneer class, theirs was the unique privilege of establishing all col- lege precedents. It is strange to imagine a time when all our familiar tradition never existed. Yet it was this class who had to organize the Undergradu- ate Association, the Cercle Moliere, the Glee Club, the Dramatic Club and Class Days. And when they gradu- ated, the Class of ' 20 published the first volume of Footprints. The torm may have changed somewhat through the years, but the name of the year book and the spirit behind it have remained the same. This, the 2 0th volume of Footprints, is dedicated to that class who published the first volume and whose spirit of pioneering and adventure is the spirit of St. Joseph ' s College for Women. NOW - 1940 They conic bey go, the treasured houi s Whispering to us hopes sublime And we lore their lingering traces, Our ' Foot prints ' on the sands of time. Such was the introductory poem that graced the first page of the first vclume of St. Joseph ' s College Year Book. Looking back twenty years, we can continue to say we love their lin- gering traces. The beginnings of everything are breath taking, fraught with suspense, filled with hope and made courageous by uncertainly. So it was with this first class of St. Joseph ' s. Many of our footprints had to be retraced. Some were taken in the wrong directicn. A few had to be obliterated. Others were timorous. But under the sure and kind guidance of an excellent faculty, of whom the present Bishop Ninety-seven of Brooklyn was the head, most of them were brave and deep and true. To the Class of 1920 as Commence- ment Day approached, the awe inspir- ing words meant an entering into a richer, fuller life, which in some fu- ture chronicle of the College might find an echo worthy of Alma Mater ' s teaching. You, the Class of 1940, have made our efforts, our struggles, our defeats and our achievements worthy of that hope by dedicating this twentieth an- niversary volume to that small group that comprised the Class of 1920. The members of the Class of 192 i re found to be actively engaged in the various walks of life. One of us has entered the religious life in the community of the Helpers of the Holy Souls. Another is a practising physi- cian in Jamaica. We are represented by teachers in the parochial schools of the diocese and in both the primary jnd secondary schools of the City of New York. Since her graduation one of the class has been identified with the Motion Picture Bureau of the Inter- national Federation of Catholic Alum- nae. Two of our group are members of the Advisory Board of the Catholic Charities in Queens. Seven have mar- ried. Eleven children, ranging in ages from six to sixteen, constitute the younger generation. One member of the class has attained the final com- mencement and awaits our reunion with her in heaven. To the classes that have come after us we are deeply grateful. You have made this college we so humbly started i thing of beauty, a place of light, an embodiment of all that is good and strong and true. Best of all y ou have kept the spirit of St. Joseph ' s so bright and shining that this our re- quest made in 1920 has been most amply fulfilled: — Yellow students, this we ask you You who ' ve been our comrades here Keep St. Joseph ' s as we ' ve known it Throughout each happy, joyous year. So that though the world may won}. Fill our lives with its dull care We may turn to Alma Mater And find the same kind mother there. Marion Clark McManus ' 20. cvmowieaaemen U The Editor and the Staff of Footprints gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the following: Mr. Francis P. Kilcoyne for his cheerful help and never-failing patience. Mrs. Robert Griebe ' 20 for her help with the Alumnae section and the picture of the Class of ' 20. Mrs. John McManus ' 20 for her article on the Class of ' 20. Mr. Edward Reisman of the Colyer Printing Company for assistance with the make-up of the book. The Delar Studios: Miss Lane and Mr. Joseph Russotti for their help with the photographs. Mr. John K. M. McCaffery for posing for the Faculty divider. Ninety-eight J tudent U, imcior L 1 Acciani, Adele Acerno, Gloria Ahearn, Janice Alford, Mary Allen, Eileen Altamura, Dora Alvarez, Felice Andresen, Marjorie Arnone, Lillian Avanzino, Louise Ball, Catherine Barrett, Mary Louise, Barrios, Maria Barron, Eileen Bartley, Mary Beatty, Elaine Beglin, Marv Bena, Lucille Benevento, Estelle Bergen, Florence Berkery, Leonore Birmingham, Marie Blake, Joan Block, Ruth Boccone, Giovanna Bodemer, Harriet Bowler, Marion Boyle, Mary Brady, Mary Brancato, Helen Brennan, Edith Brennan, Kathleen Bressi, Elmira Brockman, Mary Brown, Rosemary Bruno, Gloria Burgess, Doryce Burgess, Eileen Burke, Dorothea Burke. Jeanne Marie Burns, Frances Burns, Ruth Butler, Irene Byrne, Joan Byrne, Mary 390 East 184th Street, Bronx 90-3 5 53rd Avenue, Elmhurst 27 Winthrop Street 5 53 73rd Street 351 Maple Street 1048 65th Street 171-18 Bagley Avenue, Flushing 66 Wellington Court 1229 57th Street 1698 Nostrand Avenue 153 Lincoln Place 32 Brinkerhoff Ter., Palisades Pk., N. J. 3 821 18th Avenue 1090 Prospect Place 547 59th Street 49 Sterling Street Mont auk Highway, Bluepoint, L. I. 8712 97th Avenue, Ozone Park 472 45th Street 231 North Corona Ave., Valley Stream 2924 Bayswater Ave., Far Rockaway 8 566 76th Street, Woodhaven 6810 7th Avenue 572 9th Street 338 40th Street 48-34 64th Street, Woodside, L. I. 4-14 92nd Street, Jackson Heights L. L 891 Sterling Place 1 177 East 23rd Street 100 Avenue P 192 Crown Street 88-19 198th Street, Hollis, L. I. 1447 78th Street 9106 Ridge Boulevard 1431 Sterling Place 3 1 Jefferson Street 1814 East 27th Street 848 East 34th Street 145-10 3 4th Avenue 84-13 85th Road 29 Midwood Street 1 122 Avenue N 1967 66th Street 1265 56th Street 3347 168th Street Calame, Jeanne 2 5-35 Caetta, Frances Mary Callahan, Florence Campbell, Ann MS Campion, Myra Canale, Marcella Canevari, Alice Carbonaro, Agatino Carey, Faith Carlin, Dorothy Carlin, Evelyn Carmichael, Marie Carrillo, Elsie Carroll, Marie 45th St., Long Island City, L. 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Hugh, Evelyn 27-23 27th Street, Astoria L. 1., i . Y. Hughes, Bernadette 2600 Ocean Avenue Hughes, Celeste 1145 Lincoln Place Hughes, I li abeth 231 9th Street, Brooklyn Hughes, Greua 184 Maple Street Humann, Catherine (Mrs. John E. Sexton) 2 57 Stuyvesant Avenue Humann. Elizabeth 106 Reid Avenue Humphreys, Marie Brentwood, N. Y. Humphreys, Virginia (Mrs. John J. Cooke) 184 Lincoln Place Hundermann, Grace 64 Pelton Avenue, West New Brighton S. I. Hundley, Laura 7 Truxton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hunkele. Beatrice 227 93rd Street, Brooklyn Hunt, Mary 1872 East 5 1st Street Hurley, Mary Huschle, Mary 148-53 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica, L. I. Hynes, Serena (Mrs. John L. McCormick) 2620 Glenwood Road laconis Catherine 103-12 127th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y. Ivers, Eleanor (Mrs. Joseph Dugan) Jacob, Victorian 563 72nd Street Jacobson, Grace 7901 4th Avenue Jacobson, Lucille (Mrs. Herbert Augestein) Bayport, L. I. 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Kemp, Florence 189 Sth Avenue Kemp, Mary 189 8th Avenue Kendall, Madeline 3414 72nd Street, Jackson Heights, L. I. Kennedy, Alice 1140 Bergen Street Kennedy, Eleanore 509 8th Avenue Kennedy, Florence 143-07 243rd Street, Rosedale Kennedy, Margaret 3 78 Adelphi Street Kennelly, Rosemary 5 ,4 Park Place Kenny, Agnes (Mrs. John Neugent) 175 Fayette Boulevard, Syracuse, N. Y. Kenny, Ann 462 Beach 1 3 3 rd Street, Belle Harbor, L. I. Kenny, Anne 2 56 Gates Avenue Kenny, Dorothy 9263 215th Place, Queens Village L. I. Kenny, Helen 3 5 Wilson Street, Lynbrook, L. 1. Kenny, Margaret 52-60 68th Street, Maspeth, L. I. Kidd, Marie 77 West 104th Street, N. Y. C. Kiernan, Helen 224 Locust Street, Valley Stream, L. I. Kiernan, Mary 1615 Avenue T Kiernan, Muriel c o The Arsenal, Central Park, N. Y. C. Kiernan, Rita (Mrs. John Devine) 137-22 94th Street, Ozone Park, N. Y. Kilboy, Margaret 8 59 East 14th Street Kilcoin, Dorothy 60 5 West 15 6th Street Kilgallen, Katherine (Mrs. Joseph Rooney) 1200 2nd Avenue, Hawthorne, N. J. Kilgallen, Helen (Mrs. Francis Burke) 198 Lenox Road, Brooklyn N. Y. King, Rita 509 East 34th Street Kinsley, Marian 404 Monroe Street Kirgan, Anne (Mrs. John Trachy) 130 Bay Ridge Parkway Klipp, Jeanette 3 56 Hollywood Avenue, Douglaston, L. I. Kopp, Frances 120-17 97th Avenue, Richmond Hill, L. I. One Hiaulrcd Sc Kramer, Ruth •-• h Street kr.ius Lillian 52 Magnolia Avenue, Dumonc, N. J. Krebs, Katherine 142 Highland Place Kreischer, Florence 22S Maine Street, Hempstead, L. I. Kuhn, Mildred (Mrs. Henry Stocker) 2520 M.iclay Avenue, Westchester, N. Y. I avery, Margaret 43 Waldorf Court Lavin, Eileen 14S-20 88th Avenue, Jamaica, L. I. Lavin, Mary I -is 89th Avenue. Jamaica, L. I. Lavin, Irene I4S-20 88th Avenue, Jamaica, L. I. Lavin, Ruth [48-20 SSth Avenue, Jamaica, L. I. Lawson, Eulalia Harrington Park N. J. Leahy, Margaret 79 Downing Street 1 eavy, Dons 364 83rd Street Leibinger, Angeline 176-06 Linden Boulevard, St. Albans, L. I. Lennen, Dorothea Box 3 16 Monroe, N. Y. Lennon, Margaret I. (Mrs. Raymond M. Martin) Cannondale, Conn. Lent, Irene 41-41 220th Place, Bayside, L. I., N. Y. I ewis Grace (Mrs. Howard) 109-10 Park Lane South, Kew Gardens. L. 1. I e« is, Janet 22 Westbury Road, Garden City. L. I. Lilly, Edith 624 Bay Ridge Parkway Lacey, Helen 774 East 35th Street Lagano, Eleanor (Mrs. Michael Giovannetti) 272 Sackett Street Lagattuta, Eleanor 349 Cornelia Street Lally, Miriam 137-09 Ocean Avenue, Rosedale, L. I. Langan, Elizabeth 513 I6th Street Langan Margaret 513 16th Street Larkin, Madeline 3 33 74th Street Latorraca, Gina 672 5 9th Street Latorraca. Theresa 2336 2nd Avenue, N. Y. C. Laudry, Virginia 400 Clinton Avenue L.uix, Margaret l l Howard Place Lavelle, Catherine Lavery, Catherine 43 Waldorf Court Immaculate, Sr. Joseph 232 Clinton Avenue Impellizzeri, Margaret 2 50 Melrose Street Impellizzeri, Mary Intondi, Modesta 94 Quincy Street Irving, Dorothy 118 Milton Street Irwin, Catherine 394 East 18th Street Lilly, Marie 624 Bay Ridge Parkway Livellara, Helen 177 Patchen Avenue Loftus, Catherine 5 16 61st Street Loftus, Mary 6 61st Street Lopez, Loretta 53 5 East 28th Street Loughlin, Gertrude 86 Broadway, Amityville, L. I. Ludder, Alita (Mrs. E. Martz) 4 Spruce Street, Great Neck, L. I. Losquadro, Agatha 1671 Utica Avenue- Louise, Sr. Margaret 232 Clinton Avenue Lynam, Kathleen 2173 6 5th Street Lynch, Catherine (Mrs. Earle Kelley) Spring Valley, N. Y. Lynch, Margaret (Mrs. Arthur O ' Toole) 1704 West Union Boulevard, Bethlehem, Pa. Lynch, Mary (Mrs. J. Delameter) MacGillivray, Margaret 130-13 116th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Mackay. Rita 8502 104th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Mackinnon, Beatrice 291 Lincoln Place Madden. Ethel Magee, Margaret 66-64 Booth Street, Forest Hills, N. Y. Magee, Marion 99-21 Farmers Boulevard, Hollis, L. I. Magenheimer, Ruth (Mrs.) Magnor, Rhoda (Mrs. Roy Fitzpatrick) Old Westbury Country Club, Westbury, I. I. Magrath. Mary 13 22 Dean Sireet Maguire, Dorothy (Mrs. Carl Schreiber) 8920 117th Street. Richmond Hill, L. I. Maguire, Lucy Maher. Eileen 6 56 Ovington Avenue Mahoney, Regina 1132 Park Place Maltese, Lucille 7110 Juno Street, Forest Hills, L. I. Manfredonia, Rosalyn 107 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn Mangiardi, Theresa 103-25 123rd Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Mannlello, Emma (Mrs. E. Volpe) 515 Avenue I Manning, Elizabeth 7020 Colonial Road Manning, Ellen (Sr. Mary Madeline) Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Syosset, L. I. Manning, Mary (Mrs. George Doherty) 185 Marine Avenue Manning, Thersa 972 5 80th Street, Ozone Park, L. I. Mannix, Miriam 90-36 55th Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. Manno, Marie (Mrs. Thomas Mullin) 1291 Arlington Avenue, Plainfield. N. J. Maria. Sr. Patricia Mary Louis Academy, Jamaica, E. I. Maria, Sr. Regina Mary Louis Academy, Jamaica, L. I. Marino, Mary (Mrs. Anthony Vene ia) 1250 Madison Street Marshall, Mary 43 2 99th Street, Brooklyn Martin, Mildred 207 St. James Place Martin, Suzanne 390 Park Place Masterson, Margaret 8 Beech Court, College Point, L. 1. Mauceri, Joan 131 Irving Avenue May, Catherine 9 54 76th Street .Mazzoli Angela 147-16 20th Avenue, W ' hitestone, L. I. McAniff, Anita 2911 Bell Boulevard, Bayside McBarron, Florence 76 Wilson Street McBreen, Florence 25 1 West 92nd Street, N. Y. C. McCabe, Mary 9104 Ridge Boulevard McCaffery, Helen (Mrs. Francis McGivney) 126 Luquer Road, Port Washington, L. I. McCaffery, Margaret 441 43rd Street McCaffery, Rita 5 81 Carlton Avenue McCaffery, Kathryn 7416 87th Road, Woodhavcn, N. Y. McCarthy, Muriel (Mrs. Meredith Jones) 5 39 4th Street McCauley, Margaret 528 58th Street McCausland, Evelyn (Mrs. Kenneth Johnson) 5 5 5 Montgomery Place McConncll, Marie 92 5 Putnem Avenue McCormack, Ann 54 Clarkson Avenue McCormack, Ruth (Mrs. Harry Schneider) 103 Lefferts Avenue McCormick, Edna (Mrs. E. L. Hirst) McCormick, Marjorie 8 Stephens Court McCort, Annabelle 91 Moffatt Street, Brooklyn McDermott, Rosemary (Mrs. John Meyers) 178-16 75th Avenue, Flushing McDonald, Anne (Mrs. Joseph Costa) 5 5 Highlawn Avenue McDonald, Bernadette I. 83-02 94th Street, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y. McDonald, Eleanor (Mrs. Charles Loughrcy) 1 Oxford Place, Glenrock, N. J. McDonald, Mary 1003 Franklin Avenue McDonnell, Mary 156 East 37th Street, N. Y. C. McDonnell. Julia 156 East 37th Street, N. Y. C. McGinnis, Mary 434 74th Street One Hundred Bight McGough, Louise 229 Hudson Street, N. Y. C. McGovern, Frances (Mrs. John Delaney) 88-3 5 Elmhurst Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. McGovern, Rita 1060 New York Avenue McGrane, Alice (Mrs. John Feeley) 326 Bainbridge Street McGrain, Eleanor (Mrs. Wm. H. Ward) 445 Colonial Road, Ridgewood, N. J. McGrath, Elizabeth 241 86th Street McGrath, Marie 87 Monitor Street McGrath, Mary 1322 Dean Street McGrevy, Hortense 43 Roanoke Avenue, Far Rockaway, L. I. McGuire, Anne 148 Midwood Street McGuire, Frances 460 5 8th Street, Brooklyn McGuire, Lucy No address McGuire, Norine 82 Prospect Park South West Mcllduff, Margaret 563 East 4th Street McKenna, Catherine (Mrs. Paul Lightfort) 1050 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn McKenna, Marion (Mrs. Palmer Doyle) 105 5 72nd Street McKeon, Josephine (Mrs. Robert Broad) 1700 Albemarle Road -McKeon, Julia (Mrs. Bruno Matteo) 8344 Lefferst Boulevard, Kcw Gardens L. I. McLernon, Mary 8638 90th Street Woodhaven, L. I. McLoughlin, Adelaide 848 President Street McLoughlin, Cecila 1485 East 12th Street McLoughlin, Eileen 1485 East 12th Street McLoughJin, Eileen (Mrs. Donald Magilligan) 634-A 3rd Street McLoughlin, Eleanor 404 4th Street McLoughlin, Frances 404 4th Street McLoughlin, Jane 404 4th Street McLoughlin. Mary Elizabeth 404 4th Street McMahon, Geraldine 8 50 St. Marks Avenue McMahon, Irene 308 St. James Place McMahon, M. Elizabeth 82 Gifford Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. McMahon, Mary F. 3201 Avenue J. McMahon. Muriel 20 Revere Place McMahon, Winifred 8 50 St. Marks Avenue McManus, Mary (Mrs. Peter R. Reese) McMullen, Juliana (Mrs. Wm. O ' Connell) 82-01 Britton Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. McMurray, Marie 3069 Villa Avenue, Fordham, N. Y. C. McXally, Veronica 8902 215th Street, Queens Village, L. I. McNamara, Agnes 260 Washington Avenue McNamara, Eileen 1276 East 3 5lh Street McNeely, Catherine (Mrs. George McMullen) 18 Fiske Place McNulty, Mildred 266 Washington Avenue McPartland, Doris 1596 East 34th Street McQuillen, Ruth 174 80th Street McShane, Agnes 687 Madison Street McVey, Kathryn 3 Clinton Avenue Meade, Winifred 2937 Far Rockaway Boulevard, Far Rockaway, L. I. Meade, Helen 2937 Far Rockaway Boulevard, Far Rockaway, L. I. Meany, Ann (Sr. M. Ignatius) St. Francis Xavier Academy, Brooklyn, Meany, Mary 900 Prospect Place Meany, Regina 3204 Farragut Road Meara, Edith 112 Lafayette Avenue Meehan, Margaret Mrv George Copeland) 92 5 Union Street Meehan, Mary ' « 91st Street Melvin, Rita (Mrs. George Alexander) 13 9-3 5 228lh Street, Laurelton, I. I. Michel. Nine 225 Lincoln Place Middlecamp, Mary Box 542. Westbury, L. I. Milde Ruth 328 Sterling Place Miller, Rose 193 East 32nd Street Miner, Mary (Mrs. Win. O ' Halloran) 869 Devon Street, Arlington, N. J. Mirabella, Mary 4595-A Kings Highway Molesphini, Rosalina (Mrs. Roger Schenone) 587 16th Street Monaghan, Ellen (Mrs. A. McGowan) 3069 Villa Avenue, Fordham, N. Y. Monahan, Gertrude 218-47 140th Avenue, Springfield Gardens, L. I. Moore. Dorothy 103 5 East 26th Street Moore, Vesta Windham, Greene County, N. Y. Moore, Mae (Mrs. Christopher Waldorf) 4313 Carpenter Avenue, Bronx Morabito, Amalia 5019 Avenue I Moran, Dorothy 446 Beechwood Place, Westfield, N. J. Moran, Muriel 209 Maple Street Morgan, Katherine 1 1 Cambridge Place Moroney, Bernadelte (Mrs. John Metzler) 80 Winthrop Street Morris, Janet 136 Hicks Street Morris, Rita 136 Hicks Street Muller, Patricia 686 St. Johns Place Mulligan, Eucharis 72 77th Street Mulligan, Marie 236 84th Street Mulligan, Marion 44 Wilson Street, Lynbrook, L. I. Mulraey, Irene (Mrs. Lincoln Hollowcll) 52 5 East 21st Street Mulrooney, Kathleen (Mrs. Francis X. McDermott) 648 74th Street Mulrenan, Marguerite 439 A. Monroe Street Mulvaney, Anne 109-44 117th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Munz, Regina (Mrs. Francis Meyer) 176-11 Henley Road Jamaica Estates, L. I. Murphy, Catherine 194 Norman Avenue Murphy, Dorothea 8531 120th Street. Richmond Hill, L. I. Murphy. Gertrude 7100 Ridge Boulevard Murphy. Margaret (Mrs. Alfred P. Johnson) 49 5 9th Street Murphy, Marie 40 3 Eighth Avenue Murphy, Marjorie Murray, Catherine 8823 162nd Street, Jamaica, L. I. Murray, Eileen (Mrs. Cornelius A. Heany) 882 Park Place Murray. Mary 882 Park Place Murtha, Mary 2 2 Avenue S Musante, Marion 899 New York Avenue Myers, Marion 163 Forest Avenue, Rockville Centre, L. I. Nally. Mary 775 Macon Street, Brooklyn Napoli, Carmela 2237 East 7th Street, Brooklyn Naughton, Genevieve 714 46th Street Naylon, Sadie (Mrs. F. Sheerin) 9615 Shore Road Nealis, Dorothy 627 Delamere Place Nelson, Kathryn (Mrs. Andrew Shiebler) 417 Ocean Avenue Neufeld, Gertrude 5308 90th Street, Elmhurst, L. I. One Hundred Nine Neumann, Kutli 8745 86th Street, Woodhaven, L. I. Newman, Florence 758 East 17th Street Newman, Helen (Mrs. Donald Connors) 1643 Glenwood Rn.nl Nicolaua I Lizabeth Marywood Noviaiate, Scranton, Pa. Nolan. Charlotte (Mrs. I K. Manning) 22 5 Parkside Avenue Nolan, Florence (Mrs. Wm. Plant) 188-20 122nd Avenue, St. Albans, L. I. Nolan. Marie (Mrs. Edward Reynolds) 40-17 70th Street, Jackson Heights, L. 1. Nolan. Marjorie (Mrs. Wm. Higgins) 600 last 2 1st Street Noonan, Agnes 101 Lynbrook Avenue, Lynbrook, L. I. Noonan, Madeline K205 Grenfell Avenue, Kew Gardens, 1.. I. Normile, Catherine ' Mrs. Charles J. Mylod) 5 64 4th Street Normile, Margaret (Mrs. Edward McLoughlin) 614 3rd Street Norton, Marie (Mrs. John Donlon) 9323 2 1Sth Street, Queens Village, L. 1. Norton, E. Virginia 2(1 Sterling Place O ' Brien, Grace (Mrs. Michael Martin) 1758 last I4th Street O ' Brien, Rose (Mrs. Fred J. White, Jr.) 97 Euclid Avenue O ' Connell, Josephine 6 Alice Court O ' Connell, Hazel IMS Union Street O ' Connellm, Mary (Mrs. Hugh Milmoe) let Amersfort Place O ' Connor, Agnes 176 Beach 123rd Street, Belle Harbor. L. I. O ' Connor. Catherine (Mrs. George McLoughlin, Jr.) P. O. Box 27, Greenbelt, Md. O ' Connor, Clare 474 S2nd Street O ' Connor. Helen 535 9th Street O ' Connor, Ida (Mrs. Norbert Smith) 982 Sterling Place O ' Connor, Marie 62 Montague Street O ' Connor, Man 80 Norman Avenue O ' Donnell, Helen 143 Waverly Place, N. Y. C. O ' Donnell, Margaret 5 14 10th Street O ' Donnell, Mary 5 14 10th Street O ' Dwyer, Irene 341 Past 19th Street O ' Hale, Catherine (Mrs. Henry Dwyer) Royal Edward Hotel, Ft. William. Ontario, Canada O ' Halloran, Elizabeth 420 Clinton Avenue O ' Keefe, Elizabeth 97-12 131st Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. O ' Leary, Ethne 815 East 21st Street Olive, Honora (Mrs. Walter Rehearser) 120-27 142nd Street, Ozone Park, L. I. Oliver, Genevieve (Mrs. Walter Longley) Oliver, Genevieve 8717 102nd Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Oliver. Margaret (Mrs. Kaiser) 6419 78th Street, Rego Park, L. I. Oliver, Marie 27 Clifton Place Oliveri, Frances 201 Allen Street, N. Y. C. Olmstead, Rita 145 Noble Street, Brooklyn O ' Mahoney, Frances 126 82nd Street O ' Mara, Emily (Sr. Baptista of the Holy Name) Carmelite Convent, Schenectady, N. Y. O ' Meara, Mary (Mrs. S. McNeil) 96 Decatur Street O ' Neil, Claire 1718 East 14th Street O ' Neill, Dorothea 6 50 Ocean Avenue O ' Regan, Mane 46 Wilson Street. Lynbrook. L. I. O ' Reilly, Alice 8634 105th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. O ' Reilly, Jean Grant 104 Roosevelt Street, Garden City, L. I. O ' Reilly, Marion (Mrs. Joseph Kelly) 20 Sterling Drive, South Orange, N. J. O ' Reilly, Rose Marie 8634 105th Street, Richmond Hill, L. I. Ormonde, Margaret 522 last 24th Street O ' Rourke, Dorothea 2122 Fast 19th Street O ' Shea, Marie 571 Madison Street Osterman, Marie 329 Fulton Street, Westbury, N. Y. O ' Toole, Ellen 90-57 5 1st Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. Owens, Barbara 140-70 Burden Crescent, Jamaica, L. 1. Packert, Marion (Mrs. Edward Buckley) 3 42 2 Farragut Road Palermo, Antoinette 1376 Jefferson Avenue Pampinella, Rose 3 12 Sheridan Avenue Pansini Gilda R.F.D. I, Wantagh, L. I. Parker, Irene 77 New York Avenue Parker, Marjorie 77 New York Avenue Parks. Elinor (Mrs. Robert Bolger) 16 94th Street Passaretti, Mary 1150 Belmont Avenue Pattison, Agnes 80 78th Street Pellegrino, Helen 9006 7th Avenue Peppard, Mercy 1110 East 3 8th Street Peppard, Regina (Mrs. John Fitzpatrick) 172 9 Caton Avenue Perkins, Ethel (Mrs. Carol Lee) 15 Main Avenue, Rockville Centre, L. I. Petersen, Ruth 1567 Fas t 15th Street Phillips, Agnes (Mrs. George F. McGrath, Jr.) 129 South Oxford Street Piggott, Margaret 673 5 Ridge Boulevard Pinter, Mary 197 South Broadway, Lindenhurst, L. I. Pisani, Josephine 2 Oliver Street, N. Y. C. Pleines. Claire 1403 Loring Avenue Pleines, Emily 1403 Loring Avenue Plunkett, Agnes (Mrs. Wm. McDuffee) 49 East 19th Street Plicano, Claudia 186 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn Pollock, Margaret M. 64-83 83rd Street, Rego Park, L. I. Pollock, Rita 676 Park Place Porpora Madeline 918 Bay Ridge Parkway Powell. Margaret (Mrs. Walter F. Daly) 1789 East 22nd Street Prendergast. Janet 226 Fenimore Street Pyne, Dolores 33 5 East 3 2nd Street Pyne, Dorothy 466 16th Street Quigley, Adele 248 Garfield Place Quinn, Catherine (Mrs. Wm. Shell) 3 56 Ovington Avenue Quinn, Mary 27 Weberfield Avenue, Freeport, L. I. Quinn, Virginia (Mrs. Stanford Waite) 68 Montague Street Quinn, Winifred (Sr. Coronata) Mt. St. Agnes, Dubuque, Iowa Quinotte, Marthe 431 West 121st Street. N. Y. C. Rafferty, Agnes 205-18 111th Road, Hollis, L. I. Rafferty, Mary 94 Hamilton Avenue, New Brighton, S. I. Rawlins, Helen 3 54 East 87th Street One Hundred Ten Raymond, Florence (Mrs. F. W. Morano) 2 56 Avenue W, Brooklyn Reardon, Ethel (Mrs. Frank Szylanski) Reardon, Frances Reardon, Gladys (Mrs. Joseph Hughes) 37 Linden Street, Hackensack. N. J. Regan, Helen 152-40 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, L. I. Reilly, Grace 132-20 82nd Street, Ozone Park, L. I. Reilly, Helen 8544 54th Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. Reilly, Katherine 156 West 9th Street, Bayonne, N. J. Reilly, Madeline 120-06 133rd Avenue. Richmond Hill, L. I. Reilly, Margaret 411 Ocean Avenue Reilly, Ursula 42-S8 1 59th Siret, Flushing, L. I. Renda, Rose 1661 Benson Avenue Reynolds, Constance (Mrs. Ralph Furey) 130 Old Post Road, Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. Reynolds, Gertrude 2 525 Delamere Place Reynolds, Grace 1060 Ocean Avenue Reynolds, Helen 1060 Ocean Avenue Reynolds, Rita 2 52 5 Delamere Place Rick, Beatrice 75 5 Monroe Street Rick, Constance (Mrs. Leon Reyna) 114 Hemlock Street Brooklyn Rickeiby, Marie (Mrs. James G. Blake) 53 8 East Hudson Street, Long Beach, L. I. Riepe, Wilhelmina 174 Montrose Avenue Riordan, Maureen 4034 Hampton Street, Jackson Heights, N. Y. Riordon, Catherine (Mrs. Joseph Brown) 738 St. Marks Avenue Roberts, Gertrude (Mrs. Lee Delworth) 6744 Ridge Boulevard Robertson, Isabelle 1271 East 23rd Street Robinson, Annette 197-06 89th Avenue, Hollis, L. I. Roche, Margaret 8725 114th Street. Richmond Hill, I. I. Rockefeller, Elva (Mrs. James Ryan) 75 Lalley Boulevard, Fairfield, Conn. Rockfeller, Marietta (Mrs. Harold Ryan) 461 81st Street Roeser, Dorothy 1029 82nd Street Rogers, Marion 137-47 South Gate Street, Springfield Gardens, L. I. Roland, Agnes (Mrs. Charles Lorghran) 636 West 174th Street, N. Y. C. Romano, Catherine 8005 12th Avenue Rosaire, Sr. Margaret St. Louis Convent, 27 5 Brooklyn Avenue Roth, Irene 793 Willoughby Avenue Roth. Vera 793 Willoughby Avenue Rowan, Fulalia 114-70 177th Street, St. Albans, L. I Rowland, Louise (Mrs. Wm. Schrauth) 191-11 Wildhill Avenue, Hollis, L. T. Ruane, Clare 9140 112th Street, Richmond Hill, I. I. Ruane, Helen (Sr. Claire Imelda) St. Joseph ' s Commercial, 282 Washington Avenue Russo, Grace 1226 73 rd Street Sabbatino, Catherine 3490 Bedford Avenue Sabbatino, Marie (Mrs. Frank Barrera) 1809 Albemarle Road Salsino. Catherine c o Mrs. Green, 3 940 5 1st Street, Sunnyside, L. I. Savino, Catherine (Mrs. S. Howard Fieri) 5 88 Prospect Avenue Savino, Marie (Mrs. James Donohuc) 181 79th Street Sawyer, Helen (Mrs. Frank E. Scully) I i I East 21st Street Scannell, Margaret Scarpati, Rachel Schaefer, Elizabeth Schlegel, Gabrielle Schulter, Marie Schneider, Anna Scholly. Miriam (Mrs. James Doran) 208 Riverside Drive, Rockvill 544 9th Street 7101 Narrows Avenue 463 Bainbridge Street 42 8 Greene Avenue 903 Bushwick Avenue 2014 Himrod Street Centre. L. I. Schrage, Anne 148-40 87th Road, Jamaica. L. I. Schreiber, Teresa 148-50 87th Avenue, Jamaica, L. I. Schultheis, Mary 118 Ascan Avenue, Forest Hills Schwartz, Helen (Mrs. Harold OwcndofF) 6910 7th Avenue Scibilia, Annunciata Scudder, Frances 27 Bournd Scully, Ada (Mrs Seims, Grace Seitz, Anne Sexton, L. Germaine Sexton, Maureen Shannon, Catherine Sharpe, Vivia (Mrs. Shea, Katherine Sheehan, Kathleen ( ale Road North, Manhasset, N. Y. John P. Cahill, Jr.) 351 East 21st Street 162-28 73rd Street, Flushing, L. I. 293 Fenimore Street : 298 Windsor Place 298 Windsor Place 1 3 5 Madison Street George Cassidy) 5 966 61st Street, Maspeth, L. I. 5136 30th Avenue, Woodside, L. I. Mrs. Wm. Hambrecht) 2065 East 8th Street Sheehan. Marie 50 Colonial Avenue, Forest Hills, L. I. Sheehy, Margaret Sheehy, Mary Sheerin, Eunice Sheerin, Genevieve Sheerin, Muriel 17 Foxall Street 17 Foxall Street 93 20 Ridge Boulevard 472-A 16th Street 9320 Ridge Boulevard Sheridan, Genevieve (Mrs. Wm. Magee) 4578 Kings Highway Sheridan. Mary 442 8th Street Sheridan, Rosemary Sherrie, Ethel (Mrs. Nicholas Baxter) 29 Norwood Avenue, Clifton, S. I. Shevlin, Rita 9209 5 1st Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. Shinnick, Mary— DECEASED Simonetti, Dr. Amalia 9525 143rd Street, Jamaica, L. I. Simpson, Muriel (Mrs. Charles Schott) 55 5 77th Street Siniscalchi, Madeline 43 9 Union Avenue, Westbury, L. T. 340 Park Place 420 Clinton Avenue Edward Brennan) 248 Garfield Place 442 82nd Street 417 4 5 th Street 1 1 1 Harmon Street 184 Huron Street Smith, Claire Smith, Ethel Smith, Frances (Mrs. Smith, Rita Snow, Dorothy Sommer, Dorothea Soyka, Veronica Spies, Josephine 163 Egbert Avenue, West Brighton, S. I. Staiger, Rita 8831 88th Street, Woodhaven, N. Y. Stack, Mary (Mrs. Charles Phelan) 1736 East 28th Street Stack, Virginia (Mrs. Thos. O ' Loughlin) 1203 Troy Avenue One Hundred Eleven Stanley, Edith (Mrs. John K. Smith) S36 [sham Street, Inwood, L. I. Stanton. Clare 130 Lenox Road Steinbrecher, Muriel 117-14 }0th Avenue, Ozone l ' .irk, L. I. Stewart, Helen (Mrs. Harry Jameson) 67 Sylvan Place, Valley Stream, L. I. Stewart, Margaret 1371 Union Street St. [ohn, M.irv (Mrs. Gilbert Murphy) 1847 Madison Place Stokes, Anne 101-33 U2th Street, Richmond Hill, L. 1 Straub, Helen (Mrs. Everett Hillman) Camp Hilltop. Hancock, N. Y. Straus, Norma 1950 60th Street Stroppel, Helen 304 Glen Street, Glen Cove, L. 1. Struglia, Maria 1231 68th Street Stuart, Rose (Mrs. Tlios. Doran) New Dorp Road, Brighton, S. I. Sullivan, Dorothea 167-12 Highland Avenue. Jamaica, I.. 1. Sullivan Ethel 73 89th Street Sullivan, Genevieve c o Mrs. Girvin, 3 1 Bancroft Avenue, Grant City, S. I. Grant City, S. 1. Sullivan, Helen 570 Pacific Slreet Sullivan, Kathryn 9040 55th Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. Sullivan, Margaret 426 Sterling Place Sullivan, Margaret (Mrs. Alexander F. Mezey) 20 93rd Street, Brooklyn Sullivan, Nora 528 92nd Street Sullivan, Rosalie (Mrs. Parett) 4822 92nd Street. Elmhurst, L. I. Surpless, Eleanor (Mrs. Wm. O ' Rourkc) ISO Crown Street Swanton, Susan (Mrs. Edward T. Welsh) 491 Vanderbilt Avenue, Stapleton, L. 1. Sylvester. Marguerita 1118 East 14th Street Taggart, Elizabeth M. 260 95th Street Teaken, Marion 8904 Shore Court Tedesca, Gilda 9269 Shore Road Thompson, Dorothy (Mrs. Raymond Purcell ) 604 Walnut Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Thompson, Kathleen Thompson, Rosamond (Sr. Mary Therese) Brentwood Tiernan, Sophia 3 56 94th Street Tierney Anne 5 Schoem Place, Baldwin, 1 . 1. Tobin, Dorothy (Mrs. John J. Forget) 1084 New York Avenue Todd, Sally 402 Sterling Place Toner, Agnes 76 8 Hancock Street Toschack, Marion 83 15 Audly Street, Kew Gardens, I.. I. Townsend, Phyllis 8758 95th Street, Woodhaven, L. I. Tracy, Catherine Forcstport, N. Y. Traun, Theresa Trimble, Audrey 181 1 East 22nd Street Trimble, Marjorie 45 s McDonough Street Trimborn. Elvie 9944 2 1 lth Place, Bcll.iire Park, L. I. Trunz, Cecila A. 283 Highland Boulevard Tully, Violet 1(114 Fast 40th Street Twigg, Mary 13 30 Union Street Twyford, Grace 66 St. Paul ' s Place Tyler, Eugenia 998 Sterling Place Tyler, Isabel (Sr. Isabel of the Holy Name) Carmelite Convent, St. John ' s Place Tymann, Vera 66-15 51st Avenue, Winfield, L. I. Uhlinger. Marie 8 524 Forest Parkway, Woodhaven L, I. Unser, Gertrude 8422 122nd Street. Richmond Hill. L. I. (Jrquhart, Mary 159-11 98th Street, Howard Beach, I. I. Van Wagner, Eleanor 2818 Avenue N Vaugh.in, Frances Loomis Sanitarium. 1 oomis, N. Y . Vaughan, Kathleen 114 Fast 28th Street Venezia, Joanna 189 Wilson Avenue Venezia, Mary (Mrs. Benedict Brucia) 140 ' ) Willoughby Avenue Victory. Florence 9604 92nd Street, Woodhaven, L. I. Visconti, Dorothea 6204 17th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vir.ilc. Mildred 697 East 37th Street Wahl, Madeline 8602 12 1st Street. Richmond Hill, L. I. Wallace, Margaret (Mrs. Thos. Craig) 119-02 91st Avenue, Richmond Hill. L. I. Walsh, Ann R. 539 4th Street Walsh, Genevieve 1135 Carroll Street Walsh, Geraldine (Mrs. Francis Shea) 26 1 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn Walsh Jane 5 24 West Chester Street, Long Beach Walsh, Kathryn 8006 Fort Hamilton Parkway Walsh, Mary 530 61st Street Walsh, Mary 800 Riverside Drive, N. Y C. Walsh, Virginia 1432 East 10th Street Walters, Miriam (Mrs. James McLoughlan) 209 Lincoln Road Ward. Grace 533 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Ward. Lydia 5 33 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Ward, Marie 357 5th Street Warganz, Madeline 240-3 7 Edgewood Street. Rosedale, L. I. Waters, Kathryn 959 St. John ' s Place Waters, Kathryn 5 129 Mil, Street, long Island City, L. I. Webb, Estelle 403 Ocean Avenue Wehman, Teresa (Sr. Mary Anthony) Convent of the Infant Jesus, 439 Henry Street Weglein, Grace (Mrs. Arthur Mandell) 75 5 Eastern Parkway Weiden, Helen (Mrs. Wm. McCarthy) 156 Sunnyside Avenue Weiden, Josephine (Mrs. Joseph Barth) 114-73 176th Street, St. Albans, L. I. Weiden, Rosalyn (Sr. Mary Robcrtine) St. Joseph ' s College H. S., Emmetsburg Md. Weinfurt, Ellen 1 5 Mount Avenue, Rockvillc Centre, L. I. Wellman, Marie (Mrs. Philip Schneider) 2 58 Ovington Avenue Welstead, Rose Mary 9903 Herrick Avenue, Forest Hills, L. I. Wenk, Evelyn (Mrs. Joseph A. Power) 8908 98th Street, Woodhaven, L. I. Wheeler, Catherine (Mrs. Harry Smith) 186-16 Jordan Avenue, St. Albans, L. I. Whelan. M.irv (Mrs. Thos. Maher) 32 Mackay Place Whitbre.id. Ruth 719 West Penn Street, Lore Beach, L. I. White, Anne 81 C ' inton Avenue White, Catherine 81 Clinton Avenue White. Margaret (Mrs. Aloysius Lynch) 129 Hudson Avenue, Haverstraw, N. Y. White, Mary 81 Clinton Avenue One Hundred Tu eh e Wiest, Mary 1737 West 10th Street Williams, Helen (Mrs. Joseph Delehanty) 8001 Fort Hamilton Parkway Williams, Margaret M. 351 Marine Avenue, Brooklyn Willmann, Dorothy 3742 West Pine Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Willman, Ruth (Mother Mary Godfrey) Franciscan Missionarie of Mary, 339 Fruit Hill, Providence, R. I. 208 Weirfield Street 71 1 Ocean Avenue (Mrs. Frank Murphy) 423 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn Wilson, Margaret (Mrs. Stanley Hemlin) 423 Clermont Avenue, Brooklyn Winheim, Margaret Calle Bentre 14Y16 Reporto Almerdarez, Havana, Cuba Willmott, Marion Wills, Catherine Wilson, Kathryn Winkler, Frances 1300 South Orange Street, Los Angeles, California Wood, Rita 101-14 222nd Street, Queens Village, L. I. Woods, Elinor 46 Rutland Road Worthley, Gladys 321 Park Place Wright, Genevieve 8640 Somerset Road, Jamaica Estates Young, Frances 1 50 68th Street Young, Geraldine (Mrs. Raymond Murphy) 612 5 81st Street, Rego Park, L. I. Young, Helen 114-14 76th Avenue, Forest Hills, N. Y. Young, Margaret 43 18 Forley Street, Elmhu rst, L. I. Zangle, Elizabeth Zegers, Margaret 1529 Brooklyn Avenue 458 I6th Street One Hundred Thirteen DGLflR STUDIO teal j hotoarapher for 1940 ' Doot prints 30 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA NEW YORK One Hundred Fourteen FOOTPRINTS FOR 1940 HEAD FOR MIDSTON HOUSE (New York Home I. F. S. A. I Let your FOOTPRINTS for 1940 head for MIDSTON HOUSE when planning a card or tea party, a han- quet or dance or any other social occasion. Regardless of the size of the gathering, Midston House has the correct accommo- dations. A trained hanquet staff will assist you in its planning and will gladly submit suggestions and estimates. Call CAlendonia 5-3700 Home of the famous W haler Bar MIDSTON HOUSE (An Allerton Club Residence) 22 EAST 38TH STREET NEW YORK HARRY A. MALONE RESIDENT MANAGER ST. ANGELA HALL ACADEMY 282-292 WASHINGTON AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. High School — College Preparatory and Elementary School for Boys and Girls Conducted by Sisters of St. Joseph Affiliated tcith the University of the State of New York Courses in Music - Piano • I iolin - Harp Theory - Harmony For Particulars Address the Directress Bus Service Eastn? c ?n E. C. GAINES, A. B., Pres. Registered by the Regents. Day and Evening Secretarial Training Accountancy Bookkeeping Conversational Spanish Spanish Stenography (Notive Instructors) FREE Employment Service. Low Tuition Fees NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER SCHOOL Visitors Welcome. BuH%tin on Rmqumst 441 LEXINGTON AVE., mm so N.Y. bt. 1 S3 Tel. MUrray Hill 2-3S27 K. BEETAR, Inc. Religious Articles 53 BARCLAY STREET NEW YORK Barclay 7-1997 One Hundred Fifteen Phone STerling 3-8064 We Deliver Ice Cream Call Us for Your Party muRKerrs Confectionery and Luncheonette 245 DEKALB AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. 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