St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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? 4fr CATHERINE ROSEMARY McGUIRK Child Study Sociology The Child Study and Social Service Clubs both claim part of Cathie ' s interest and time. Although she is a loyal supporter of A. A. activity, she doesn ' t need the exercise to keep thin. Tall and slim, she can calmly indulge in frosteds and such, to the ex- asperation of her less fortunate friends! LUCILLE REGINA McKEARNEY Sociology Psychology Fuffv exhibited her basketball skill during her first year at St. Joe ' s and has proved herself a valu- able member of the varsity. She was elected A. A. rep and used some of that pep and energy in working on Footprints ' 50. Good natured and quick to smile, Fuffy is a welcome addition to any group. CAROL FRANCES McNIERNEY Child Study Sociology A girl whose interests lie with her major and minor fields, she is an active member of the Child Study Club and a reliable worker for the Social Service Club as well. Carol also helped out on the staff of Footprints ' 50. I 25

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MARILYN RITA MARVIN Child Study Sociology Marilyn can always be counted on when it comes to Child Study Club meetings. She is also actively interested in the work of the N. F. C. C. S. As a Junior she found time to help publish Footprints 1950. A good student, Marilyn enjoys member- ship in Mercier Circle. %, I JOAN MARIE McCARTHY English History Of recent activities we remember the excellent writing-directing job that she did as the Chairman of the January Seniors ' G. A. Back in her school career are other successes, however. In Sophomore year she was chosen as the Class Day Chairman and during her Junior year she was the woman in charge of that all-important Junior Prom. JOANNE DOROTHY McGRATH Sociology Speech When the task of advertising school activities was passed from the Art Club to the Publicity Com- mittee, Joanne advanced right along with it. As President of the former and active worker on the Art Staff of the latter, she has done much to keep us posted on the goings-on here at St. Joe ' s. The marvelous job she did as Chairman of Sophomore Class Day is just another indication of her many abilities. 24

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REGINA ELIZABETH McNIERNEY History Education As Sophomore Councilor she displayed her abil- ity for leadership and dependability. Her class ap- proved and elected her as its Senior Treasurer. The extra-curricular side of her talents is displayed in her selection as the business Manager of Foot priors ' 50. Z ■ U 1 i ENES JULIA MORELLO Child Study Sociology Deeply interested in her major field, Enes can be found at Child Study Club meetings and at work in the Pre-School. She has contributed to the Psych Club and has shown her cooperative nature as a member of the Religion Committee. FLORENCE MARY MULVANEY Mathematics Education Having done such a great job as Secretary of the A. A. and President of the Junior Class, Flor- ence was readily elected President of the U. A. Her versatility won her a place on the varsity and made her a distinctive member of the Glee Club. To this, add the honor of membership in Delta Ep- silon Sigma and you can see why she rates the Unanimous Acclaim of the entire Undergraduate Association. 26 •