St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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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 •

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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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MARYANNE EILEEN MURPHY English Education Tiny and blond, Maryanne has further pursued her major field by joining the ranks of the Literary Society. Besides the enjoyment she gets from Eng- lish, she also finds an outlet for her interests and talents in the Art Club. GENEVIEVE SUSANNAH O ' BRIEN Speech Education Think back over any of the Chapel Players pro- ductions and you are sure to remember Genny ' s sterling performances. She was treasurer of that organization during ' 49- ' 50 and appeared in many G. A. programs as a member of the Dramatic So- ciety and the Speech Department. The Religion Committee found her an enthusiastic member, while the Publicity Committee also served as an outlet for the various O ' Brien talents. i e « MARY EDNA O ' DONNELL English Education An avid cross word puzzle fan, Mary can success- fully tackle the best of them. The odd bits of knowl- edge that she accumulates this way, she puts to use in the various activities in which she is interested. She is a member of the Lit Society and the Social Service Club and has also contributed to the work of the N. F. C. C. S. 27