St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ELIZABETH ANN HARKIN English Education A regular member of the Choir and Glee Club and often our Chapel organist, Bettys talents are not restricted to the musical field alone. Just ask her opinion on a good elective course and as quickly as she suggests English you will know that this ' 49- ' 50 Editor of Loria finds as much delight in the literary aspect of her major as in her music. SALLY CATHERINE HARMON English History She is the talented editor of Loria ' s fiction de- partment. Scotch plaids and the ballet rate her approval and she treasures a yen for a journalism career. Sally puts that wide English background to work when she joins those Literary Society bull sessions. ALICE TERESA HARRINGTON Chemistry Bio Physics Who has seen Alice intent on the performance of an experiment or rushing out to do Cadet Work at Brooklyn Hospital, and not been impressed by her genuine enthusiasm for the science she has chosen as her life ' s work? Her academic capabili- ties reflected in her membership in Merrier Circle and her wa rm interest and helpfulness have bene- fited the German and Glee Clubs and all those with whom she comes in contact. 18 s9

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JANE ELIZABETH GALLA Child Study Sociology It would be hard to think of Janey without think- ing of her basketball brilliance. A four year varsity forward and Captain of the ' 50- ' 51 team, she has a record of which she can be proud. Besides this she is also a member of the Child Study and Social Service Clubs. She will long be remembered as part of the Janey, Phyllis duo— specializing in the dance — anything from a waltz to a lindy-hop! SUZANNE MARGARET GANNON History Education She puts her major field to good use bv participa- tion in I. R. C. and her executive know-how by serving as the St. Joseph ' s delegate to the N. F. C. C. S. On the lighter side, Susie is recog- nized as a valuable member of the Extra-Curricu- lar Committee and was active on the staff of Foot- prints ' 50. She is known for that engaging grin and those home made lunches. GERALDINE BERNICE HANLON Child Study Sociology Little and loquacious are apt adjectives for Gerry even though she constantly insists that she didn ' t say anything. She has taken an active part in stu- dent government by serving on the Exam Com- mittee and can also be found at the meetings of the Child Study and Social Service Clubs. Her favo- rite spot used to be in front of the phone booth, where she was forever collecting money for various functions at the College.

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BARBARA CECELIA HAWKE Child Study Sociology If she ' s not busy developing her technique with the preschool children, she is busy helping Student Government at St. Joseph ' s function. As Treasurer of the Sophomore Class, Secretary of the Athletic Association in her Junior year and Chairman of the Extra-Curricular Committee when a Senior, Bar- bara has worked hard to make Extra-Curricular Ac- tivity an important part of everyone ' s college life. Her versatility in sports has made her a champion in inter-murals. MARY JANE HAWKRIGG Sociology Psychology Jane has been a welcome member of the Social Science Club and worked hard on its G. A. pro- gram. She also adds her bit to Psych Club meetings and has helped out in Religion Committee activi- ties. She ' ll never pass up a trip to Murken ' s for that pause that refreshes . ELLEN MARIE HEFFRON Sociology Psychology A Sociology major, Ellen ' s interest in the field has been displayed by her active participation in the Social Science Club. Aware of the student ' s role in the world today she is also a member of the N. F. C. C. S. But her talents are by no means one-sided. Ellen served on the Committee for the Junior-Freshman Tea and did her bit to launch Footprints ' 50 on its way. 19 Library -St. Joseph ' s College for Women Clinton Avenue Hrnoldun N Y 11205