St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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HONORA MARIE CORR Child Study Sociology When the Class of 5 ' 1 needs someone to help them out in intra-murals Nora ' s their girl. She also devotes much of her energy plus that wonderful smile and winning disposition to the Pre-School. A member of Mercier Circle and the Child Study Club, she takes an active interest in extra-curricu- lar life at St. Joe ' s. DOLORES IRENE CRONE Sociology Psychology It would be hard to find anyone more absorbed in Music than Dolores. She has a wide knowledge and appreciation of opera and spends many en- joyable hours listening to her collection of records. Her interest in the arts prompted her membership in the Art Club. However, her talents appear in other fields. She belongs to the Psych Club and Mercier Circle. Dolores even took a course in Gaelic at night! I A v JULIA IMELDA CUMMINGS English History Hardly an issue of Loria appears on the scene that does not include some example of Judy ' s fine writing. As its editor in ' 51 and also as Co-Chair- man of Alumnae Day, she has proved that her ability for leadership more than equals her literary talent. To this efficiency add a dreamy quality and you have that wonderful and unique combination that makes Judy such a grand person to know! 11

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HELEN LOUISE BURKE English Education She ' s busy, she ' s popular and her favorite let- ter is A . As President of the Senior Class and Chairman of the Literary Society, Helen rounded out a full four years. She was active in the Re- ligion Committee and Mercier Circle and her scholastic ability is recognized by her membership in Delta Epsilon Sigma. MARGIE ANTOINETTE CATALANO French Education Margie takes great pride in her major field and finds a great deal of enjoyment in its various as- pects. The French Club, of which she was Presi- dent, is but one indication of her interest in le francais. She shows her versatility in languages by her regular attendance at Spanish Club meetings and her scholastic aptitude by her membership in Mercier Circle. She finds a practical application of French in visiting the French restaurants around town. JEANNE MARIE CORBETT Sociology Psychology Dubbed Snow White by her classmates, you have only to look at her black hair and creamy complexion to see why. Jeanne is a member of the Social Service Club and has also served on the staff of Footprints ' 50 and on the Farewell Tea Committee in ' 49. If she ' s not with her, she ' s sure to ask, Has anyone seen Ginny? 10 M

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IMMACULATA THERESA CURIALE Child Study Speech The Child Study Club has profited by the prac- tice she gets on her unsuspecting nephew. One might call it mischievous, but in Mackie it forms the perfect balance for the more serious side of her nature as displayed by her work on the Attendance Committee and her membership in Mercier Circle. PHYLLIS BERNADETTE D ANGELO History Education Varsity morale benefits from this lively addition to the Class of ' 51 who is easily voted the most en- thusiastic basketball rooter at St. Joe ' s. As Chair- man of the Social Service Club, Phyllis can be justly proud of the work she has done in helping the poor and underprivileged. A member of the International Relations Club also, she still finds time for a quick trip to Murken ' s or a bit of rhyth- mic footwork in the rec with Jancy. ELOISE ELVIRA DIFLO Mathematics Education St. Joseph ' s intelligentsia list is topped by a quiet retiring miss whose friendliness and coopera- tiveness are as vast as her intelligence. An almost straight A student, Eloise has put her intellectual ability to good use as Secretary of Mercier Circle, a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, the Math Club and Religion Committee and as a most willing as- sistant to any student she can help over the rough spots of Math. 12