St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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7 LUCY ANGELINA LAURENZANO Chemistry Biology When Lucy ' s not bending over a microscope in the Bio Lab or on her tip toes peering into a huge distilling flask in the Chem Lab, one can be pretty sure to find her at least talking about her favorite major and minor. But her interests are not in one direction only— for many were the times when she aided in A. A. competition or lent a helping hand in German Club activities. GLORIA THERESA LOPEZ Spanish Education When the Spanish Club needed performers for its G. A. programs, it could always depend on this valuable member of the Department. She takes her extra-curricular activity in a musical setting for she is an avid supporter of the Glee Club. STELLA THERESE MacNEIL English Education Everyone knows that the girl with the smile has talent and energy ad infinitum. She has been a Chapel Player for four years, on the Religion Com- mittee and a steady participant at Mercier meet- ings. Two of the highest offices of Student Govern- ment were under her capable supervision when she was elected U. A. Treasurer for ' 48- ' 49 and U. A. Secretary for ' 49- ' 50. 21

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MARY JOAN KEENAN Child Study Sociology Whenever she has a free hour you ' re sure to find Mary Joan in the rec knitting away on a pair of arg yle socks. She also has the distinction of owning a unique pair of plaid rimmed glasses. Her after class life is a gay social whirl yet she finds time for the Child Study Club and the activities of the N. F. C. C. S. . J r? MARCELLA THERESA KENNEDY Sociology Psychology Marcie uses her pleasing voice for a worthy purpose as a member of the Choir. The Religion Committee has also benefited from the assistance of this petite miss and she enjoys taking part in Psych Club meetings. MARY KATHRYN KRUSE Speech Education A quick smile and winning personality coupled with capability rank Mary high in life at St. Jo- seph ' s. She served as President of the Sophomore Class and Chairman of Freshman Class Day and the Senior Tea. Her tireless efforts helped to estab- lish the Publicity Committee of which she is Chair- man. She is also a member of the Religion Com- mittee and Chairman of the G. A. Committee. Scholastically Mary earned a place in Mercier Circle and achieved the honor of membership in Delta Epsilon Sigma. n

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CLAIRE ANN MacVENN Child Study Sociology Claire has every right to develop writer ' s cramp from her capable performance of duty as Secretary of the Senior Class. Petite and with the knack of always being attractively groomed, she has also done a wonderful job presiding at Child Study Club meetings as Chairman of this group. Her work as a member of the Religion Committee rounds out a full and successful college career. AGNES MARIE MAHER English Psychology To Agnes goes the honor and achievement of having launched Footprints 1950 on its way. Her appearance, per usual, at extra-curricular activities at the college helped her in her busy role as Editor- in-Chief. Agnes served as Secretary of the Extra- curricular Committee and because of her scholastic rating enjoys membership in Mercier Circle. EILEEN JANE MALLOY Child Study Sociology Radiant smile and charming personality cease to be just words when applied to Eileen. Her election to Delta Epsilon Sigma and success as Chairman of the Freshman Tea and Secretary of the Religion Committee have undoubtedly proved that she has what it takes both academically and socially. 22