St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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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

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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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■« ANN FRANCES OLIVA Spanish Education Ann ' s interest in her major field prompted her membership in the Spanish Club. Aware of the great need of the poor and underprivileged she joined the ranks of the Social Service Club to assist them in their valuable work. A fine student, she enjoys membership in Mercier Circle. MARY FRANCES PANDOLFO Chemistry Mathematics A quizzical expression combined with a rather uncertain We-e-11?!? can only mean that Mary is in the midst of answering a professor ' s question. Her answers are sure and rapid though, when she takes part in the Biology Club discussions, Religion Committee and A. A. meetings. LUCREZIA ANN PANZARELLA Sociology Psychology Lucy has contributed her vocal talents to the Glee Club and her willing aid to the Religion Com- mittee of which she is a member. Her interest in what makes people tick has found an outlet in the Psych Club. 28