St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

• ' iwni ' Eileen Mullen Business A anager Maria Mimo Alt Editor Michele Nota Photography Editor Ellen Smith Publicity Editor Theresa Sweeney Assistant Editor F 7 7TF F A rS ST JOSEFH S COLLEGE LIBRARY BROOKLYN, N. Y. MAKTV f TTftM (m.te.r v oiHT tmf mt C.u«. GOVtRNOR ' s ' Bvi ' 3 y vivcvC VAN ' 5) ' ' ?r ' ? v mr: 1st. tohhs PL. ' Gotfi« JU% UJ, ' - lTnnft6 V WWHS - fifty 8 Ti- fVft gB roe V PT. HAniLTOl HTS. PPRKVIU.E r it x ' ' ' PR Ky BftTH BEACH «VE- P RBVESENO Y ol t RtS ■brv .0; ' v, ► ' EV ISWRMC ST. JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Brooklyn, New York )OKLYN 7? s r opFa flVC. cc - Of Contents FACULTY 7 CLASSES 25 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 41 SENIORS 75 ■. ff ' ' 47424 Our Spirit: We of St. Joseph ' s feel that our college is unique. Essentially , it is an insti- tute of higher learning devoted to the ideals of our faith and our country; in that, St. Joseph ' s has a spirit all its own. The whole functioning of the college comnitmity, faculty and student body, in the diligent quest of knowledge and ideals and their reciprocal action upon us makes us what we are. It is that spirit which we hope to capture in this book. Esse Non Videri WJawBi Tfxisifmisrimmei mBt Embodying the true ideals of the teaching profession, the members of the faculty of St. Joseph ' s have dedicated their wisdom and understanding to our advancement in all spheres of life. We find ourselves deeply influenced by each man and woman who shares with us the knowledge and experience of the past in order that we may be fully equipped as leaders of the future. iim iiiaBg  « Ti ywr 5Vffmx7y;fci w;HimF mir „ w. T iii MOST REVEREND BRYAN J. McENTEGART, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D. Bishop of Brooklyn President, Board of Trustees SISTER VINCENT THERESE Ph.D., Catholic University President Professor of Education SISTER JOHN BAPTIST M.A., Catholic University Dean Assistiint Professor of Speech SISTER M. VENERANDA B.A., Manhattan College Registrar SISTER JOAN DE LOURDES Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Demi of Sttideuts Professor of History w M m B HHP ' « ilff H J P ti dH H fm SISTER IRENE VERONICA M.S., St. John ' s University Assistant Registrar SISTER ALMA VIRGO M.A., Columbia University B trsar SISTER JOHN RAYMOND M.A., Columbia University Instructor in Education Personnel SISTER JOSEPH DAMIEN Ph.D., Columbia University Assistant Professor of History Public Relations SISTER RAYMOND AUGUSTINE M.S., Columbia University Assistant Librarian SISTER MARY WINIFRED M.S., Columbia University Librarian SISTER CLARE IMELDA M.S., Columbia University Assistant Librarian 12 SISTER MAUREEN M.S., Catholic University Professor of Biology DR. MARY HUSCHLE J.D., St. Lawrence University Brooklyn Law School Professor of Law, Goverumeiit 1: 6 REVEREND CHARLES DIVINEY M.A., St. John ' s University Professor of Theology 13 DR. RAYMOND STRASSBURGER Ph.D., Columbia Universin- Professor of Psychology SISTER CLOTILDE M.A., Columbia University Professor of Chemistry SISTER MARGARET URSULA M.A., Columbia University Professor of Muthematics H[ H V ■•-• — -- . . ■. .JB 1 4 SISTER TERESA MARIE M.A., Columbia University Assistant Professor of English SISTER JOSEPH IMMACULATE Ph.D., Yale University Professor of English SISTER MARGARET LOUISE Ph.D., Catholic University Professor of Child Study ESTHER RAFFALLI Diplomee, University of Paris, Sorbonne Professor of Spanish t 1 MARION BRENNAN M.A., Fordham University Lecturer in Social Science SISTER MARY BEATRICE Ph.D., New York University Professor of Biology 16 SISTER ALICE FRANCIS M.A., Columbia University Assistant Professor of Child Study SISTER MARY CORDE M.S., New York University Assistiiiit Professor of Physics REVEREND JOHN HESSION M.A., Columbia University Instructor in Philosophy REVEREND RAYMOND LEONARD Ph.D., St. John ' s University Professor of Theology JOSEPHINE MALLIA Diplomee, University of Paris, Sorbonne Assistant Professor of French SISTER TERESA AVILA Ph.D., Columbia Universif) ' Assistant Professor of History SISTER GEORGE AQUIN M.A., Catholic University Assistant Professor of Sociology SISTER ANN EDMUND M.A., Columbia University Assistant Professor of Classical Languages SISTER VIRGINIA THERESE M.S., New York University Uistriictor in Chetnistry REVEREND GENNARO D ' ECCLESIIS M.A., New York University Assistant Professor of Music ■ sm SISTER LEONIE M.A., Columbia University Instructor in Child Study SISTER MARY FLORENCE M.A., St. John ' s University Assistant Professor of English -.uueiac P AMOS LESSARD M.A., Princeton University Assistant Professor of French ST. JOSEf i ' S COLLEGE BROOKLYN, N. Y. ELIZABETH GILBERT B.A., Barnard College Instructor in Physical Education MARGARET WARD M.A., Columbia University Instructor iu Physical Education REVEREND JAMES D ' AMATO M.S., St. John ' s University Lecturer in Ps ychology .z .. DANIEL CAHILL M.A., Fordham University Lecturer in English HELEN BENNETT B.A., St. Joseph ' s College for Women DOROTHY KING M.A., Fordham University Instructor hi Euglish CAROL ANN HOUGHTON M.A., Boston College Instructor in Economics ARMAND JACOPIN M.A., New York University Instructor in History MARY SHEA M.A., New York University Processor of Speech DR. EVA LANGE Ph.D., Columbia University Assistant Professor of German DR. GEORGE MONAHAN Ph.D., Fordham University Lecturer in Spanish 21 rHttitJ- ' TO-- 4 ' i-i EDWARD MAHONEY M.A., St. John ' s University Instructor in Philosophy PATRICIA CALLAHAN B.A., Adelphi College Lecturer in Physical Edtication SISTER ST. FRANCIS Ph.D., Fordham University Instructor in Chemistry JOAN COSTA B.A., St. Joseph ' s College for Women Graduate Assistant in Child Study 22 WALTER HALPIN M.A., Emerson College Instructor in Speech felj? ' ' ' DR. MARGARETE HOPKINS Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Lecturer iu Mathematics JOSEPH HEED B.S., United States Military Academy Instructor in Mathematics MARGARET BROWN Secretary The spirit of St. Joseph ' s is both a tradition and an innovation. Each class makes a unique contribution to the life of the college and its individual members. The enthusiasm of the freshmen, the sense of humor of the sophomores, the leadership of the funiors — these are the intrinsic and invaluable components of our college community. ! t? ,ijjeft ' y ,:w3aw vj , ' ■:, ' .■ ' :• ' ■,7 ' ati}tiCf r. ' A ' v  v i.i!;i ' . ' i ' H ur,i:f:ii: ' ' i .■. ' .v;: ' H ' j ' rt ' . ' a g mgml iWfrw T: You just can ' t study on an empty stomach! This could almost be a toothpaste ad; it must be the first or last day of the term. And what have we interrupted here? 1 -t With all this rooting, St. Joe ' s couldn ' t lose Frosh Freshmen appraise college life. Now, if a pianist were to come along Between lab sessions, frosh get a little fun out of life and try dancing. Sophs Take it over; the arrow went in the wrong way. Sneak previe ' w! Sophs dream of graduation. Have a nice trip; see you next fall. Our Patron keeps special watch over us. i H No class, girls? Absence makes the heart grow fonder! Did you remember your gas mask? I want to go into the smoker! It isn ' t raining rain, you know, it ' s raining assign- ments! A ' Back to the salt minds. 29 Scissors. Scalpel. Road Map. Only twenty-seven more payments and it ' s mine— the Senior Ring! Look innocent, and put the cards away. awax ; | Juniors Would you believe it, I take government? Discomfort Index— 100.2°. Who ' s playing this hand anyway? So what if Mama sees us! 31 A crowded dance floor spells good music and the Junior Prom was a memorable affair. A most interesting discussion on being emulsified (?!) took place here. 32 Junior Week These are the girls who made Junior Week such a success. Seated ( left to right): Mary Shea, Ellen Smith, Bar- bara Maher. Standing: Carol Re, Marie Leno, Helen Barth. The Hotel Bossert was quite a change from the school lunchroom. A freshman receives her academic cap from Sister John Baptist — a red letter day in the academic calendar. Togetherness At orientation This ceremony belongs to everyone in the college. 11 f ■M t C ' . tr r ■ , I kN. ' dr I in class Classes are a good place to get together. All classes are represented in this psychology course. Smaller classes can be luxuriously less formal. before spectators This dramatic production at one of our G.A. ' s put everyone in a good mood. Although marching in the St. Patrick ' s Day Parade is not compulsory, St. Joseph ' s presents quite an imposing number of its students. JH II .; ! ' li II li II :ii i rv ' w - ' at dances. . . No matter what class you ' re in, you can help out with the decorations. An Open House draws quite a crowd. Even the onlookers seem to be enjoying this dance. Name, college, major, and minor keeps conversation rolling as the band takes its break. At one U.A. meeting, the entire student body elects members to Who ' s Who . Here Sister Joan de Lourdes presents citations to two of the winners, Carol McVey and Ellen Curry. Bishop McEntegart extends Christmas blessings to our carolers. This is one discussion that certainly looks inviting. Could this be a petition to the Dean? For A ' s, girls? on special occasions... This group looks as if no one remembered to bring a car to get to the dance. W ..JkU: v . I A balance of the theoretical and the practical is an objective of the activities program of S.J.C. Student government, study clubs, and extracurricular groups provide opportunities for all to exercise the potentialities developing during college years. H Hi 42 Student Council Heading the list of extracurricular activities at St. Joseph ' s is our Student Council. That the student body is autonomous is evidenced by the work of Council, the delegated upper house of the Undergraduate Association in co-curricular and extracurricular matters. This year, by vote of U.A., Council incorporated into the constitution a point system setting a maximum work load each student could carry extracurricularly, rating offices accordingly. This is obviously not an Interclub meeting; problems were never this scarce. (Standing) left to right, Angela Maisano, Mary Margaret Farley, Margie Robbins, Sheila Scanlon, Barbara Stella, Angelina Albanese, Maureen McDermott, Maureen Welsh; (seated) Anne O ' Connor, Terry DePompa, Kathy Hatem, Marie Leno. Interclub Council Interclub Council is comprised of the presidents of all activities and elects three delegates to the Student Council. Here, difficulties over Council ' s budget, meet- ing days, etc., are ironed out without taking Council ' s time for these matters. Officers of Interclub prepare list of recom- mendations to Council: left to right, Betty Trust, Barbara Maher, Eileen Moloney. Extracurricular Committee The Extra Curric Committee discusses plans for keeping activities controlled and coordinated. (Seated) left to right, Mary Ann Hibbits. Betty- McDonough, Alice Sheridan; (Standing) Barbara Frohnhofer, Kathleen Doherty, Kay Murphy. The Extra-Curricular Committee keeps a watchful eye on the activity load each girl carries in an effort to restrain those who might tend to overdo it as well as to urge those who might avoid participation. General Assembly Committee Other members of G. A. Committee, Grace Martin, Mary Shea, and Marylou Fitzsimmons, size up the stage from the wings. (Grace has spotted us! ) General Assemblies are planned by a joint stu- dent-faculty G.A. Committee. Their sustained efforts bring variety, smoothness, and dignit} ' to all the assemblies from Investiture to the An- nual College Sing. The gracious winner here is Jean Baumgarten, who accepts trophy for the sophomores star performance in the All College Sing. Mr. Heed makes the presenta- tion, while chairman of the G. A., Maureen Welsh, looks on. Examinations Committee Members of the Exam Committee get a last minute briefing from Chairman Suzanne Trin- neer. (Front row), left to right are Roberta Stark, Jean Baumgarten, Kathy Farrell, ( back row) Maureen Treanor, Maureen O ' Leary, Margaret Owens, Alice Hoffman. Inherent in our college spirit is the privilege of autonomy IN all extra-curricular matters. Our respect for this privilege fosters in us a desire to prove ourselves worthy of the trust placed in us by the faculty. The attendance and exam committees are our agencies of self government. Appeals for overeats are carefully reviewed by the Attendance Committee, left to right, ( itanding ) Jeanne Pluchino, Regina Foley, Sheila Scanlon, Josephine McMahon; (seated) Kathy Kendrick, Michele Nota, Rosanne Perillo, Joan Bambach. Attendance Committee 45 Delta Epsilon Sigma Members of Delta Epsilon Sigma are: (couiiterclock- iiise) Helen Kraljic, Carol McVey, Suzanne Trinneer, Maureen Carney, Sheila Ebert. ercier Circle Mercier Circle, whose members have attained a B average in Philosophy during Junior Year, lines up a program of reports and discussions, sometimes led by dis- tinguished guests on Philosophic teasers, old and new. If you question women ' s logic, we challenge you to discussion with the members of our philosophy honor society, Mercier Circle. They are: (coiiiiterclockiiise) Joelyn lannone, Maureen Carney, Catherine Mitchell, Suzanne Trinneer, Eileen Moloney, Martha Valenti, Barbara Stella, Sheila Ebert, Carol McVey, Helen Kraljic, Marianna Peranto, Joan Meegan, Rosemary St. Thomas, Terry Rodrigues, Doris Healy, Angela Maisano, Rosalie Tutino, Carol Hudson, Marianna Scaglione. Here we see Who ' s Who : (left to right) Ellen Curry, Carol McVey, Maureen Carney, Rosemary St. Thomas, Suzanne Trinneer. Who ' s Who The Student Council nominates and the student body elects those graduating seniors who possess the necessary quaUties for inclusion in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. We present with pride the ' 59 selections from SJC. Sigma lota Chi These women have won the battle of the books. Members of our school honor society, Sigma Iota Chi are: (seated) Mary Alice Hoffman, Helen Kraljic, Maureen Carney; (standing) Betty Trust. Gail Leonard, Roberta Silvestri, Suzanne Trinneer, Carol McVey. 47 French Club The French Club also carries on studies after class. Dinners at French restaurants followed by attendance at French films emphasize the perennial attractions of La Belle France. Those who have seen Paris, long to return, and those who have not, fortify their determination to save up and fly. If you parlez le Francois, you ' ll be most welcome here. The French Club: (staniihig) left to right, Bar- bara Lynch, MaryAnn Hibbits, Karen Hughs, Christine Grincato (seated) Angela Maisano, Sheila Whelan. Here we find members of the Spanish Club discussing their favorite subject en Espanol, left to right Althea Suarez, Carol Ann Miller, Maryann Butler, Barbara Caprio. Spanish Club For a deeper appreciation of the culture which they so admire, the members of the Spanish Club this year viewed several films, sponsored a lecture and a display on Iberian life, its tradi- tions and culture. 48 You might ask who ' s focusing whom and we wonder. Members of Math Club gather around transom, left to right, Sheila Ebert, Diana Po- tenzano, Mary Uravic, Ellen Thayer, Joan Kraft, Miriam Dooley, Joan Bambach, Joan Doud, Margie Gal- lagher; (kneeling) Barbara Tilling- hast, Michele Nota. athematics Club Coordinating the theoretical and the practical is one of the principal aims of the Math Club. The College campus has been so carefully surveyed that any architect working on the property would approve thoroughly. Theory is not neglected, however, for formulas and prob- lems do get a real work out at meetings. Science Club Like the Math Club, the Science Club delights in applying theory to practice wherever possible at their meetings. This year a trip to Brookhaven Labs was one of the highlights of the year ' s pro- gram. The peacetime uses of atomic energy are discussed by Science Club members Gerry Keating, Graceann Vento, Eleanor Dorff, Joan Gallagher, Angela Aman- tea, Jane Butler and Carol Hoff- man; (standing) Monica Rose and Peggy Askin. N.S.A The spirit of leadership at St. Joseph ' s College ex- presses itself specifically through the National Student Association. As a vehicle of student government, it provides members with a place where they can compare and contrast methods and accomplishments through discussions with other student leaders. N. S. A. delegates look over the latest inter-collegiate news items before posting them for the student body. Maureen Welsh, Karen Hughes, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Christine Grincato, Betty Trust. N. F. C. C. S. delegates. Sue Ann Glenn and Barbara Maher look as if their pet resolution had been passed. We hope so. N.F.C.C.S. Coordinating our campus activities with those of other Catholic colleges is the aim of N.F.C.C.S. In order to increase our knowledge of the spirit behind our college way of life, we send a repre- sentative to this national federation to meet mem- bers of other Catholic college communities. The Campus Board of N. F. seem to enjoy their work to the fullest. They are Rosemary Reilly, Maureen O ' - Leary, Josephine McMahon, Barbara Maher, Eileen Moloney, Marietta Stevenson and Sue Ann Glenn. Choir The Choir is another group binding our college Family together through participation in liturgical functions. Faculty and students alike derive a richer flavor from these liturgical activities, accompanied by the chanting and singing of the Choir. Even our cameraman couldn ' t interrupt this Choir Rehearsal. Lefl to right iirt-. Vivian Graepel, Terry DePompa, Mary- Ann Butler, Catherine Giamenelli, Elaine Renner, Carol Hudson, Kathleen McDcrmott, Mary Diemer, Pat Brown, Gen Orandello, Judy Perry; at piano, Maureen McDerniott. e Officers of Choir, Terry De- Pompa and Maureen Mc- Dermott do some private re- hearsing. Sacristans It is a rare privilege to be a sacristan, preparing the Chapel and vestments for all our liturgical functions, Mass, Benediction, etc. The reverent care with which the student sacristans perform their tasks is appreciated by all mem- bers of the college community. Sacristans learn how to prepare the vestments from Terry DePompa. First row: Carol Roswell, Carol Rooney; Second row. Pat Brown, Lenza Mc- Sulla, Catherine Giamenelli, Mary Diemer; Third row. Eileen Zarnitz, MaryAnn Butler, Maureen McDermott, Diana Potenzano, Elaine Renner, Miriam Dooley, Vivian Graepel. 51 Religion Committee members sport winning smiles after their Annual Bridge Part ' . Need we speak of its success? First rotr: Maureen Treanor, Susan Hake, Jane Cush; second roii-, Barbara Frohnhofer, Kathleen Doherty, Ada Tracey, Lynn Sorensen, Regina Foley; third row, Miriam Dooley, Ginny O ' Rourke, Maureen McGuire, Kathy Clarke. Religion Committee member leads prayers in the hall between classes. And more Religion Committee! first row: Lenza McSulla, Kay McCuUogh, Helen Barth, Margie Gallagher, Sheila Ebert; second row, Marie Im- peratrice, Helen Kraljic, MaryAnn Stagnita, Paula Kahwaty, Carol Roo- ney; third roiv, Maureen Brandow, Angela Farina, Mary McCormack, Althea Suarez, Carolina Re. More Religion Committee! First row: Rosemary Reilly, Kathy Carroll, Grace Nappo, Eileen Mullen, Doris Healy, Cathy McEachern, Barbara Maher, Barbara Tillinghast, Arlene Villa; second row, Maureen Welsh, Betsy Stoddart, Carol Miller, Marie Leno, Alice McLoone, Mary Ganley, Kathy Farrell, Pat Egan. Religion Committee Chairmen of the Fashion Show register typical feminine delight at one of the outfits to be modelled. They are: Marylou Fitzgerald, Carol Miller, Kathy Carroll, Mau- reen Brandow. The development of the spiritual life as well as the development of the intellectual life is an integral part of the Catholic college program. Every student is theoretically a member of the Religion Committee, al- though some are actually the workers, such as those who plan the Annual Bridge and Fashion Show. The proceeds of this function are given to the missions. This year some of the money was used to install speakers in the classrooms for the public address system. Now, the prayers said bet ween classes reach all students within the precincts of the college buildings. 53 Literary Society In accordance with its aim of wider appreciation of the world of literature, the Literary Society holds discussions on the works of many renowned authors. Membership is not limited to English majors. All students are given the opportunity to absorb some of the spirit of good literature. Members of our Debate Club gaily accept the trophy they have just won from a Marymount student. Our team, left to right: Maureen O ' Leary, Sally McGovern, Sheila Scanlon, Sue Ann Glenn. The literature of the Beat Generation was probably the topic of discussion that we interrupted here. Members of the Literary Circle are first row. Carol Hudson and Marie Louise Denys; second row: MaryAnn Sullivan, Catherine Restaino, Pat Dawson. Debate Club It is woman ' s preroga tive to be a conversationalist and our girls excel in this art of conversing. What ' s more, they have something to say, as proven by the trophy shown here. Kings Point men don ' t seem to heed the old adage never to argue with a woman as they debate with St. Joseph ' s girls about nuclear weapons. Our girls, left to right, Maureen O ' Leary, Rita Enright, Frances Mar- tin, Eileen 7.arnitz, Margaret Mc- Glynn, Katherine Coleman. Quid Novi Members of Quid Novi stop dis- cussing to pose for a picture. They are: (center) Carolyn Hill; first row ( left to right ) Joan Meegan, Eileen Moloney, Joan O ' Rourke, Barbara Lynch, Jackie Monahan; second row. Carol McVey, Anne O ' Connor, Mary Lou Fitzsimmons, Betty McDonough. Quid Novi, as its name suggests, is a discussion club. While the topics considered are decided by the regular members, all students are welcome to come to discuss the latest in just about everything. I.R.C: Our International Relations Club is most popular with the History majors, but its membership is certainly not limited to them. Every meeting is lively and enlighten- ing. Members of LR.C. didn ' t stop discussing. ethe ' tee ' .ui fe ' st ' 5 a - i ' = ' vw a ° A ooVs at; ViA- Y ' , WU S; to «V VJ dteSS - ' S -- s.t ° - es Cav so ' : ,evsa ® ' ' ' ' ■ ' o c ' .ii s itiW Ve ' 5es P ' en at fi ' 5 «n el rio cen. e. 1 .o1- T■ ' .gtCc■: « ' °fWk.■ ' ' ar. had ' Hasfe nU ' i ' - eioaS were his Mab MabcabttFab. •59 wenf Hi, , U is not taming- Si, „ Thp sun is out- „te moving HOW axe you? -frittnot .uiet. People e ,,,,. •!t ThebeUnngsi ,, not q ' Ihei silting %r ' VMS ' Ti need. B« . ' d bad. i q you  l ' Ttlt dfnot. think it W. VV ,„n,e thjnV, s S° , . ;nme are Dusy. . There is less {qj sun- , ow no 56 Loria The attitudes and moods of the college girl find ex- pression in the poetry, prose, and art of Loria, our liter- ary magazine. Named for the titular diocese of our late and beloved Archbishop Thomas MoUoy, Loria has tried over the years to express the creative spirit of college life. This girl said she ' d be back in a flash and she is. Loria editor. Sheila McCarthy, has no time to spare at deadline time. Even Loria goes through the mill before it goes through the presses. Staff here includes, left to right: (seated) Jean Baumgarten, Eileen Moloney, Mary Margaret Farley, and Bar- bara Blake; (standing) Sheila McCarthy, Rosalie Tutino, Judy Perry, Diana Potenzano, Dorothy Ruggiero. 57 Gathering the facts for a new issue is always a busy process! Vol. V, No. 2 TOPAZ March 19, 1959 ELIZABETH TRUST Editor-in-Chief tanaging Ed. Patricia Dawson Business Mgr. Kathy Hatem News Editor Sally McGovern Assoc. Bus. Mgr. Wanda Walicki Assoc. News Ed. Angela Amantea Feature Ed. Mary Hoffman Co-Rewrite Eds Joan Radeska Photography Ed. Cathy Regan Anita Milaceio Circulation Ed. Ann Morrissey Art Editor Ellen McLean Contributors: Connie La Veglia, Gertrude Lantier, Betty Moran, Peg- gy O ' Reilly, Amy Surillo, Eillen Zamitz, Meg Williams. Typist; Carole Roswell Address all Communications to: Editors, topaz, St. Joseph ' s College for Women, 245 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn 5, New York. Photographers for Topaz are holding more poses. . . Reporters are everywhere recording newsy tidbits. Long galleys present problems all their own. . . 58 Topaz Topaz pictures college life in a series of exciting stills. News items, special features, anecdotes, cartoons capture the essence of daily life at S.J.C. But the reader is too absorbed to analyze what makes Topaz worth it and more! The staff relaxes for a few minutes between issues: {left to right) Sally McGovern. Mar- garet Wi lliams, Anita Malaccio, Eileen Zarnitz. Betty Trust, Kath Hatem; {standing) Angela A man tea. . 9 Alone, alone, all, all alone . . . . Footprints editor, Margie Robbins discovers trials and tribulations of yearbook work. Of course, typing efficiency was never underrated. Rose- mary Murtha takes dictation from Althea Suarez and Ann Connolly. 60 Things had a tendency to pile up just before deadlines. Pat Cavariagh, Terry Sweeney, Ellen Smith, and Maria Mimo haven ' t a moment to spare. V Our Business Manager, Eileen Mullen, had rough days, too. Footprints Remember the day our photographers were subpoenaed. Mickey Nota and Ann Liberatore left no stone unturned to get our pictures. Summarizing the entire college year is the job of our yearbook, Footprints. From September to June, flashbulbs pop, ads are peddled, typewriters click, art pencils scratch, and editors worry. Then, before our eyes, a year stands forth, a record of joys and sorrows, the greeting of a new freshman class, as well as our fond farewell to seniors who have left 1959 ' s footprints on the sands of time. Even our cover was inside before it was outside. Art editor, Maria Mimo, discusses fine points with Kiki Walsh, Carol Mooney, Elaine Trupia, Ada Tracey, Kathleen Champaign. 61 Athletic Association Strategy is essential and our varsity members give it its just due: left to right Chris Connelly, Marge Hanley, Ginny Lee, Ann Burns, Dotr ' Montuori, Joan Kraft, Mary- Ann Waindler, Gail Leonard. This is going all the way. Score two, St. Joe ' s! Jackie Baumann at the foul line. Our cheerleaders swing into action with a hearty St. Joe ' s yell: Joan Franco, Betsy Stoddart, Regina Foley, Rosalie Vendetti, Helen Barth, Arlene Villa. Kathy Carroll exhibits the perfect wind-up to a good old college cheer. The Athletic Association keeps our gymnasium a con- stant beehive of activity. One u ' alks across the gym balcony with caution during intramurals with fear and trepidation of meeting a flying golf ball or basketball. Our varsity basketball team boasts of an enviable record, our cheerleaders are the peppiest and prettiest, and our Softball team are good sports in every sense of the word — considering the fact that we have a garage in left field! 63 The next Open House is certain to be a success with this enthusiastic planning. The committee are (.seated) left to right, Liz Kiernan, Carolyn Hill, Ada Tracey, Helen Barth; (.standing) Lynn Sorensen, Angela Farina, Kathy Carroll. These girls climbed a ladder to the top of the Eiffel Tower to make the Embassy Waltz a success. Counter- clockwise, they are: Liz Kiernan, Margie Shea, Grace Martin and Cathy Regan. Open House, U.A., A. A. Dances 64 Everyone here is pulling for a successful evening and Maria Mimo looks particularly caught up in the prep- arations. Chairmen of the A. A. dance, Flo McArdle and Gail Leonard use their basketball technique on a bunch of balloons. Man, by nature, is a gregarious soul, and this phase of our lives is borne well in mind by the members of our several dance committees. A drag dance is sponsored each semester by the Undergraduate Association and the Athletic Association. Stag da nces are sponsored monthly by the Open House Com- mittee. Liz O ' Connell, chairman of U. A. dance discusses plans with her committee heads, Mary Uravic, Kathy Regan and Carol Miller. 65 Social Service Club President Carol Courtney has no trouble getting volunteers to work in the canned goods drive . Social Service Club If there is a particular art of giving selilessly and with- out ostentation, the members of our Social Service Club have discovered it. This year, the Christmas Drive for food, clothes, and toys for the needy found healthy support among the student body, and our social workers were cheerfully received in many homes. Happy chil- dren all over Brooklyn had their faith in Santa Claus reaffirmed, thanks to the noble efforts of these charitable college students. Can a caption say more than this picture. ' We think not. Valois Guild 66 Members of the Valois Guild pose with the first communicants of whom they are so proud. Members of the Child Study Club prove they can empathize with their charges. They are, left to right: Marylou Fitzsimmons, Mary Mar- garet Farley, Mary McCabe, Rosemary Volta, Carolyn Courtney, Lillian Sciria, Roberta Stark, Elaine Trupia, Joann Tomao, Ann Hyland, Diana Potenzano, Marie Leno, Maureen Mc- Laughlin, Midge Duffy, Dotty Gilmore. Child Study Club The Child Study Club illustrates one of the decided advantages of the small college. Its enrollment encompasses all members of the department, and, at its meetings, the girls devote endless, spirited hours to shop talk which the ordinary lecture- periods, so preciously timed, cannot permit. Other members of the Child Study Club tried the monkey bars. (first row) Roberta Silvestri, Althea Suarez, Lillian Sciria, Maureen Brandow, Cathy Carroll, Kathy Hatem, Pat Lang; (second level) Barbara Stella and Dorothy Ruggiero. (In case you ' re wondering, Betsy Stoddart climbed too high. ) Rosemary Miirtha 68 Glee Club officers Angela Maisano, Roberta Silvestri, Jean Baumgarten and Marie Leno anticipate a successful concert. Glee Club The Glee Club expresses the singing spirit of our college. This year ' s Spring Concert traced the history of music with selections ranging from Gregorian Chant and the Old English lute melody Greensleeves to modern polyphony. 69 Modern Dance Club members undergo intensive preparation prior to their concert in May. odern Dance Club College spirit as expressed through the Modern Dance Club might be termed ebullient. In its most recent concert, the dancers displayed their varied aptitudes and skills in classical themes, spirituals, and playfully rol- licking themes. 70 Art Club Members of the Art Club enjoy a critical discussion of their works: Sheila Whalen, Dolores Martirano, Natalie Haynes. Modern Art with its particular mood of creativ- ity is not beyond the scope of our college ' s women. Here is one of our originals. I . 7] Chapel Players Expressive of the college awareness of the values to be found in the theater, Chapel Players, our dramatic society, keeps abreast of the new as well as cherishing the old. This year, both major productions were offered in-the-round, intimately linking audience and actors. Judging from the happy smiles, we ' d say box office must be sensational. Chapel Players officers are: Mary Ann Sullivan, President (seated) and Anne O ' Connor and Sheila McCarthy. These members of Chapel Players look quite enthusiastic as they give theatre m the round a test. They are, left to right, Ann Liberatore, Mary Jane Gannon, Regina Foley, Ginny O ' Rourke, Margaret Williams, Gail ZoUer, Liz Rasicot, Audrey Cowan, Lorraine Herbert, Rosemary Murtha, Mary Radliff, Helen Barth, Michele Nota. The most dramatic scene is just before cur- tain. Tallc about make up! This group looks a bit more skeptical. Liz Kiernan, Mary McCabe, Mau- reen Clifford, Betty Ann McDonough, Carolyn Hill, Dolores Martirano, Loretta D ' Elia, Mary Lou Fitzsimmons, Eileen Zarnitz, Joan Franco, Jeanne Panettieri. 73 I i M ! i ! i il ! MbM Everything that is St. Joseph ' s goes forth with our Seniors. Years from nou we will recognize our spirit in teachers, lawyers, writers, doctors, wives and mothers: our college ' s contribution to the world we live in. 76 ANGELINA JEANNE ALBANESE, B.A. Chemistry Biology-Physics Manager of Varsity President of Science Club Chairman of Publicity for Interclub Council AUDREY MARIA ALLEN, B.A. History Sociology Glee Club Religion Committee IRC 77 BARBARA BARANOWSKI, B.A. Child Study Mercier Circle Varsity Choir Spanish 78 CECILIA HELEN BAUMANN, B.A. Child Study English Captain of Varsity Examination Committee Chairman, A.A. Dance 79 80 JO ANN FRANCES BRADLEY, B.A. History Social Science Sigma Iota Chi Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Delta Epsilon Sigma f-im- ' MARGARET ANNE BRENNAN, B.A. History Social Science Chapel Players Religion Committee International Relations Club 81 ANNE PATRICIA BURNS, B.A. Chemistry Mathematics-Physics Science Club Modern Dance Club SYLVIA MAE BURTON, B.A. Mathematics Physics-Chemistry Varsity Mercier Circle President, Debate Club • 83 84 MARYELLEN ELIZABETH BYRNE, B.A. Child Study Sociology Social Science Club Invitations Chairman, Parents ' Day, 1958 Religion Committee MARY CAHILL, B.A. English Ass ' t Business Manager, Footprints, 1958 Chapel Players Bowling Club Speech f lf J ' 86 ROSINA CARDI, B.A. Child Study Child Study Club Religion Committee Speech MAUREEN ANNE CARNEY, B.A. History Social Science Delta Epsilon Sigma Sigma Iota Chi Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 87 88 JEAN MARIE CARROLL, B.A. Speech English Glee Club IRENE CHEN, B.A. English Chapel Players Loria French 89 90 MAUREEN COLBERT, B.A. Child Study English Child Study Club Chapel Players BARBARA JOYCE CONROW, B.A. English Speech Chapel Players Secretary, Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Topaz i- iSKT 91 92 ELAINE JOSEPHINE CORSIGLIA, B.A. Child Study Spanish Athletic Club Religion Committee Spanish Club CAROLYN ALICE COURTNEY, B.A. Sociology Child Study Chairman, Social Service Club Ciiild Study Club Intermurals fK ' I 93 94 KATHLEEN MARY CROWE, B.A. Psychology English Editor-in-Chief, Footprints ' 58 Chairman of the Orientation Fashion Show Interclub Council ELLEN CURRY, B.A. Child Study History Vice-President, Undergraduate Association Secretary, Undergraduate Association Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 95 96 LORETTA ANN DELIA, B.A. Child Study Spanish Chapel Players Intramurals Spanish Club SHEILA MARIE EBERT, B.A. Mathematics Biology-Physics Delta Epsilon Sigma Mercier Circle Chapel Players J ■ ' tt -- 97 98 DOLORES EVELYN ESTES, B.A. Child Study Psychology President, Chapel Players Interclub Committee Quid Novi MARY MARGARET FARLEY, B.A. Child Study English Art Editor, Loria Secretary-Treasurer, Modern Dance Club Interclub Committee 99 100 EILEEN ANNE FEENEY, B.A. Child Study Biology Child Study Club Mercier Circle Quid Novi MARY LOU FRANCES FITZSIMMONS, B.A. Child Study English Secretary, Chapel Players Chairman, G.A. Committee Publicity Chairman, Junior Prom r : 101 102 MARY E. FLYNN, B.A. English History Editor-in-Chief, Topaz Essay Editor, Loria Chairman, Literary Society RITA DOLORES FUMO, B.A. Child Study Sociology Art Club Child Study Club Sophomore-Senior Dinner %f I ] )3 104 MARION GALANTI, B.A. Biology General Science Social Club Social Service Club Athletic Association k ; CATHERINE GIAMENELLI, B.A. Child Study Spanish Choir Religion Committee: Sacristans Secretary, Spanish Club 105 106 HELEN GONZALEZ, B.A. Spanish French Secretary, Spanish Club Modern Dance Club Chapel Players JOAN M. GUINAN, B.A. Child Study Sociology President, Child Study Club Secretary, Senior Class Athletic Association 107 WK 108 DORIS ANN HEALEY, B.A. Spanish English Mercier Circle Chairman, Religion Committee President, Spanish Club PATRICIA HENRY, B.A. Child Study Psychology Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Vice-President, Glee Club Editor-in-Chief, Loria 109 110 MARY ANN HIBBITS, B.A. Child Study Chairman, Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Assistant Photographer, Footprints ' 58 Child Study Club French CAROLYN WANDA HILL, B.A. Child Study English Chapel Players Chairman, Open House Committee Co-Chairman, All-College Formal 111 IJ: MARGARET CAROLE HUDSON, B.A. English Mercier Circle Choir Manager, Bookstore Speech JOELYN lANNONE, B.A. History Social Science International Relations Club Mercier Circle Quid Novi 113 X 114 MARIE A. IMPERATRICE, B.A. Mathematics Biology-Chemistry Mathematics Club Religion Committee Students ' Representative, Parents ' Club BARBARA JONES, B.A. Chemistry Mathematics-Physics Mercier Circle Delta Epsilon Sigma Sigma Iota Chi 115 |L « I ' « V 116 ' iK ' S, MARGARET BELINDA JONES, B.A. English Speech Chapel Players Chairman, U.A. Dance Mercier Circle JOAN MARIE KARP, B.A. Psychology Biology Chairman, U.A. Dance Chapel Players Freshman-Junior G.A. 117 118 ANN CHRISTINE KELLY, B.A. Child Study Sociology Regional Officer, N.F.C.C.S. Parliamentarian, Junior Class Varsity CATHERINE BARBARA KENDRICK, B.A. Child Study English Chairman, Senior Ball Attendance Committee Chapel Players ' iiifl 119 120 PATRICIA MARY KENNY, B.A. Sociology Psychology Bowling Club Child Study Club Chairman, Freshman Orientation Dance 1 mt H HELEN MARGARET KRALJIC, B.A. Mathematics Biology-Physics Delta Epsilon Sigma Vice-President, Senior Class Mercier Circle 121 J? 122 LUCY LOCICERO, B.A. History Chemistry Chapel Players Science Club Intermurals BARBARA LYNCH, B.A. English French Chapel Players Quid Novi International Relations Club 123 124 ANGELA THERESA MAISANO, B.A. French Spanish President, Glee Club President, French Club Mercier Circle DOLORES MARTIRANO, B.A. Child Study Spanish President, Spanish Club Modern Dance Chapel Players X;r ' 125 irr- 126 MAUREEN FRANCES McDERMOTT, B.A. Child Study English President, Choir Glee Club Religion Committee DEIDRE MARY McDONALD, B.A. Child Study Speech Glee Club 127 128 BETTY ANNE McDONOUGH, B.A. History Social Science Chairman, Sophomore-Senior G.A. Chapel Players Assistant Business Manager, Footprints ' 58 MARY ISABELLE McGROVER, B.A. Chemistry Biology-Physics Religion Committee Secretary-Treasurer, Science Club Chairman, Sophomore Class Day 4 129 130 MAUREEN THERESA McLAUGHLIN, B.A. Child Study Biology Glee Club Child Study Club Vice-President of Junior Class CAROL ANN McVEY, B.A. Child Study History President, Undergraduate Association Delta Epsilon Sigma Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 131 132 JOAN MARY MEEGAN, B.A. Child Study Speech President, Freshman Class Chairman, Christmas Party Mercier Circle JOAN MARY MELOMO, B.A. History Social Science President, Choir Interclub Committee Glee Club 133 134 CATHARINE RUTH MITCHELL, B.A. Chemistry Mathematics-Physics Mercier Circle Chapel Players Science Club EILEEN GALLERY MOLONEY, B.A. History Social Science Business Manager, Loria Chairman, Interclub Committee Chairman, Junior Prom 13S 136 JACQUELINE MONAHAN, B.A. History English Chapel Players International Relations Committee Quid Novi MARY MOORE, B.A. History Modern Dance Glee Club Debate Club Social Science 137 f 138 ANNA MORISANI, B.A. Child Study Examinations Committee Religion Committee Child Study Club Speech BEVERLY NEUREITER, B.A. English History Delta Epsilon Sigma Mercier Circle Loria IL mA 139 140 PHILOMENA NICOLETTI, B.A. Chtld Study Mercier Circle C hild Study Club Intramurals History ANNE KATHERINE O ' CONNOR, B.A. History Social Science Secretary-Treasurer, Chapel Players Chairman, All-College Formal Chairman, Freshmen Orientation 141 ' i?p i V 142 MARGARET MARY O ' KANE, B.A. Child Study History Chapel Players Athletic Association Child Study Club MARY LOUISE O ' NEILL, B.A. Child Study History Child Study Club Chapel Players Bowling Club 143 144 MARY VIRGINIA O ' NEILL, B.A. Chemistry Mathematics-Physics President, Modern Dance Club Literary Editor, Footprints ' 58 Mercier Circle PATRICIA E. O ' NEILL, B.A. Economics Psychology Chairman, Junior Banquet Topaz Bowling Club 145 X 146 lllKr. ic .. JOAN THERESA O ' ROURKE, B.A. Economics History President, Quid Novi Business Staff, Loria Chapel Players ;:. ' ' ' ! S ' Mv : -■■ ' :;lvPl ROSEMARY CLARE PAGANELLI, B.A. Child Study Speech Glee Club Child Study Club Freshmen Orientation 147 148 MARIANNA ELIZABETH PERANTO, B.A. Chemistry Mathematics-Physics Science Club Mercier Circle Modern Dance Club ROSANNE PERILLO, B.A. Child Study Sociology Chairman, Attendance Committee Chairman, Social Service Club Glee Club m 149 150 GRACE MARY PERLA, B.A. Child Study Sociology Chapel Players Footprints ' 58 Glee Club Biology JUNE C. PERONE, B.A. General Science Mercier Circle Science Club International Relations Club 1? 151 152 TERESA RODRIGUES, B.A. History Social Science Chairman, Mercier Circle Modern Dance Club Vice-President, International Relations Club JOAN ROLLER, B.A. Child Study Captain, Varsity President, Junior Class Mercier Circle Sociology 153 I.i4 DOROTHY RUGGIERO, B.A. Child Study Biology Child Study Club Business Staff, Loria Modern Dance Club MARY LOU SABATELLE, B.A. Child Study Sociology Child Study Club Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Chairman, Christmas Party 155 156 f MARIANNA THERESA SCAGLIONE, B.A. Englhh Speech Topaz Footprints ' 58 Mercier Circle MARGARET MARY SCALLY, B.A. Mathematics Mathematics Club Social Service Club Loria English 157 t « S-- J5S fli ' i ffl JOAN SCHNEIDER, B.A. Child Study Loria Child Study Club English LILLIAN M. SCIRIA, B.A. Child Study Sociology Treasurer, Senior Class Chairman, Junior Week Breakfast Publicity Manager, Social Service Club 1.S9 160 ROBERTA MARIE STARK, B.A. Child Study Spanish Examinations Committee Bids Chairman, Senior Ball Bowling Club i BARBARA ANN STELLA, B.A. Child Study French President, Athletic Association Mercier Circle Photography Editor, Footprints ' 58 T 161 162 ROSEMARY CONSTANCE ST. THOMAS, B.A. Child Study Speech Chairman, Junior Week Mercier Circle Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities NATALIE SUCHAY, B.A. Child Study Glee Club Social Service Club Child Study Club English J 63 164 MARY ANNE SULLIVAN, B.A. English Speech President Chapel Players ' 59 Literary Society N.F.C.C.S. Literary Commission THERESA TAMBORSKI, B.A. English Modern Dance Club Secretary, Debate Club French Club History .-. .- ' i ' ' ' . ' !■ ' . ' V ; ■ ■■ ' -. ' -■ ' r ' v • ' . ' .tJ ft ki ' s-}fW, ' rm ' IJUg .His . .— =8 , .163 THERESE MARY TREANOR, B.A. Psychology Economics Topaz Choir Chairman, Art Exhibit 166 SUZANNE MARIE TRINNEER, B.A. English History Chairman, Examinations Committee Delta Epsilon Sigma Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 167 168 MARION G. TRIVELLI, B.A. English French Assistant Advertising Editor, Footprints ' 58 Secretary, Social Service Club Footprints ' 57 ROSALIE JACQUELINE TUTINO, B.A. English Social Science Mercier Circle Art Editor, Footprints ' 58 Social Service Club % 169 170 MARTHA ANN VALENTI, B.A. Child Study Sociology President, Senior Class Junior Class Counselor Mercier Circle JUDITH LYNN VANDERHOFF, B.A. History English Mercier Circle N.F.CC.S. Campus Board Vice-President, Treasurer, International Relations Club 171 BEATRIX KATHLEEN DUFFY, B.A. English Speech Editor-in-Chief, Topaz Chairman, Interclub Council Senior Delegate, N.F.C.C.S. Sister Thomas Aquinas F.M.M. Child Study, English Sister Thomas Marie M.S.S.T. Sociology, Psychology Sister Anne Boniface M.S.S.T. Sociology, Psychology 173 Roberta Stark, Kathy Kendrick, and Angela Maisano, Chairmen of the Senior Ball, pose with their escorts on the big night. Looking at this picture, you can almost feel the beat. ' Joan Schneider wonders if it ' s all a dream. This is one evening when the books are far away. ff- rt ' f: mu i Mr iSi. ' :. ' x t.K ii ' v ; M. _.  e?-, ' The faculty complete the academic procession We are proud to have our Bishops present. Father Diviney gives the invocation. Proud smiles herald the big moment. Dr. Huschle presents the academic hood signi- fying the B.A. degree. The address to the graduates met an approving audience. f ask hm today Chairmen of the All College Formal have something to publicize and are proud of it. Anne O ' Connor and Gail Schiano, Chairmen of Junior and Senior Classes, pose with their escorts. 178 Smiles here would indicate this evening was a success. The traditional ceremony of the All College Formal is the presentation of bouquets to school officers by chairmen of the ball. Senior Chairman Anne O ' Connor presents U.A. President Betty Scanlon with her roses. U.A. Vice-President Betsy Stoddart is all smiles as she accepts flowers from her classmate, Junior Class Chairman Gail Schiano. The art exhibit on Parents ' Day had one item which particularly interested little sister guests. Sister Teresa Avila shows the cradle to this future St. Joe ' s girl. We don ' t wonder that this display at- tracted history major, Sally McGovern, chairman of the History Department, Sister Joan de Lourdes, and Sally ' s par- ents. The Geiger counter proved fascinat- ing to Pat Henry, her father, and her brother at the Parents ' Day sci- ence display. Sister Corde looks proud of our equipment, too. student Directory CLASS OF 1959 Albanese, Angelina, 45 Second St., UL 2-6266 Allen, Audrey, 29 Veronica Place, ST 9-7901 Baronowski, Barbara, 61-55 56 Drive, Maspeth, TW 4-6407 Baumann, Cecilia, 104-40 88 Ave., Richmond Hill, VI 7-1359 Bradley, Jo Ann, 769 50 St., GE 8-8212 Brennan, Margaret, 952 New York Ave., IN 2-3647 Burns, Anne, 41 1 1 Avenue P, ES 7-7577 Burton, Sylvia, 870 Columbus Ave., N.Y.C., UN 5-6241 Byrne, Maryellen, 3710 Avenue I, ES 7-7306 Cahill, Mary, 425 Beach 145 St., Neponsit, NE 4-0207 Cardi, Rosina, 32 Village Road East, DE 9-3805 Carney, Maureen, 101-47 124 St., Richmond Hill, VI 7-8658 Carroll, Jean, 118 Prospect Park West, ST 8-8894 Chen, Irene, 285 De Kalb Ave., MA 2-3752 Colbert, Maureen, 212 Midwood St., BU 7-2231 Conrow, Barbara, 34-50 41 St., Astoria, RA 1-7738 Corsiglia, Elaine, 3320 Avenue D, IN 2-1627 Courtney, Carolyn, 20-21 42 St., L I. C, RA 6-6139 Crowe, Kathleen, 557 Fifth St., HY 9-4783 Curry, Ellen, 261 Lenox Rood, BU 7-7787 D ' Elia, Loretta, 221-02 Davenport Ave., Q.V., SP 6-4989 Duffy, Beatrix, 134 Emerson Ave., Hortsdale, WH 8-5604 Ebert, Sheila, 300 E. 38 St., UL 6-6586 Estes, Delores, 7 E. 17 St., UL 6-5384 Farley, Mary, 408 E. 26 St., BU 2-6834 Feeney, Eileen, 27-15 169 St., Flushing, PL 3-6673 Fitzsimmons, Mary, 196 Clinton Ave., MA 4-1 144 Flynn, Mary, 85-35 112 St., Richmond Hill, VI 9-0548 Fumo, Rita, 1012 65 St., SH 5-6756 Galanti, Marion, 878 Bushwick Ave., GL 5-8506 Giamenelli, Catherine, 601 Myrtle Ave., UL 7-7754 Gonzalez, Helen, 16 Mill St., UL 8-7730 Guinan, Joan, 443 55 St., HY 2-5239 Healey, Doris, 1856 Nostrond Ave., UL 6-2347 Henry, Patricia, 94-47 118 St., Richmond Hill, Vi 9-0421 Hibbits, Mary Ann, 1259 Ryder St., DE 8-9809 Hill, Carolyn, 954 E. 37 St., GE 4-7512 Hudson, Margaret, 1631 Nev York Ave., UL 9-1878 lannone, Joelyn, 137-22 131 Ave., S. Ozone Park, JA 9-4206 Imperatrlce, Marie, 836 67 St., SH 8-2804 Jones, Barbara, 205-27 104 Ave., Hollis, HO 4-3084 Jones, Margaret, 120 Stratford Rd., IN 2-9497 Karp, Joan, 1316 Sterling Place, PR 8-9072 Kelly, Ann, 221-28 Davenport Ave., Q.V., HO 4-8178 Kendrick, Catherine, 1 22-1 1 1 33 Ave., Ozone Park, VI 8-361 8 Kenny, Patricia, 102-11 135 St., Richmond Hill, AX 7-5592 Kroliic, Helen, 194 10 Ave., N.Y.C., CH 3-2651 LoCicero, Lucy, 1380 40 St., UL 3-9089 Lynch, Barbara, 31-67 49 St., Woodside, RA 1-3056 Amantea, Angela, 267 Bay 13 St., CL 6-4144 Bambach, Joan 59-06 Norman St., GL 6-8333 Barth, Helen, 3220 Synder Ave., BU 4-3742 Bowen, Ramona, 1 145 84 St., CL 6-4848 Brondow, Maureen, 1537 Ryder St., CL 8-0349 Brendel, Constance, 4901 25 Ave., Woodside, RA 8-5716 Brov n, Patricia, 31-70 34 St., Astoria, RA 8-4535 Butler, Mary Ann, 287 E. 7 St., IN 2-2583 Caprio, Barbara, 214 Prospect Place, ST 3-0853 Carroll, Katherine, 286 Midv ood St., BU 7-0601 Cartwright, Maureen, 742 60 St., HY 2-8865 Covallaro, Nancy, 2341 E. 13 St., Nl 6-4017 Covanogh, Patricia, 723 Eighth Ave., SO 8-5416 Cinque, Rosalie, 316 E. 11 St., N.Y.C., GR 5-6022 Clifford, Maureen, 270 E. 23 St., BU 2-7418 Cocuzzo, Ann, 7510 64 Place, Glendale, VA 1-5868 Connolly, Anne, 57 Prospect Park So. West, SO 8-5823 Cooke, Barbara, 1626 E. 46 St., ES 7-8792 Cooke, Catherine, 1626 E. 46 St., ES 7-8792 Cotter, Kathleen, 529 Bay Ridge Parkway Craig, Mary Anne, 8666 109 St., Richmond Hill, VI 7-8022 Cusack, Kate, 315 E. 32 St., IN 2-0351 Maisano, Angela, 145-05 97 Ave., Jamaica, OL 7-4234 Martirano, Dolores, 87-39 Elmhurst Ave., Elmhurst, HA 6-8403 McDermott, Maureen, 123-14 95 Ave., Richmond Hill, VI 7-9795 McDonald, Deirdre, 504 E. 46 St., PR 3-1420 McDonough, Betty Anne, 309 E. 7 St., UL 3-0786 McGrover, Mary, 225 Eastern Parkway, ST 9-4585 McLaughlin, Maureen, 369 80 St., SH 5-2992 McVey, Carol, 867 E. 43 St., UL 9-1255 Meegon, Joan, 91-24 118 St., Richmond Hill, VI 9-3341 Melomo, Joan, 8102 10 Ave., DE 1-1997 Mitchell, Catherine, 1026 74 St., DE 1-2574 Moloney, Eileen, 30 Westminster Rd., BU 4-2949 Monahan, Jacqueline, 2501 Newton Ave., Astoria, RA 6-1392 Moore, Mary, 25-25 44 St., Astoria Morisani, Anna, 2204 E. 4 St., DE 6-2689 Neureiter, Beverly, 60-71 67 Ave., Ridgewood, HE 3-7825 Nicoletti, Philomena, 243 Linden St., HI 3-2507 O ' Connor, Anne, 146 Montgomery St., BU 7-1822 O ' Kone, Margaret, 276 Gates Ave., NE 8-6072 O ' Neill, Mary Lou, 1083 E. 31 St., ES 7-1272 O ' Neill, Mary Virginia, 487 84 St., TE 6-9839 O ' Neill, Patricia, 631 81 St., SH 8-0861 O ' Rourke, Joan, 30 Linden Blvd., BU 7-6899 Pagonelll, Rosemary, 1251 85 St., TE 7-2424 Peronto, Marianna, 12 Gates Ave., ST 9-7547 Perillo, Rosanne, 448 43 St., UL 3-5209 Peria, Grace, 8044 Narrows Ave., TE 6-4585 Perone, June, 263 W. 19 St., N.Y.C., CH 2-3139 Rodrigues, Teresa, 1770 Bergen St., PR 2-8763 Roller, Joan, 95-21 85 St., Ozone Park, VI 5-6709 Ruggiero, Dorothea, 44 Martense St., UL 6-4949 Sabatelle, Mary Lou, 474 Third Ave., SO 8-4938 Scoglione, Marianna, Locust Ave., Bohemia, SA 4-4647 W Scolly, Margaret, 930 75 St., DE 1-3027 Sciria, Lillian, 79 Van Brient St., MA 4-5685 Schneider, Joan, 7901 Fourth Ave., SH 5-2317 St. Thomas, Rosemary, 761 44 St., UL 4-6607 Stork, Roberta, 104-49 107 St., Richmond Hill, VI 3-0529 Stella, Barbara, 315 E. 72 St., N.Y.C., RE 4-1235 Suchoy, Natalie, 123 E. 9 St., N.Y.C., CA 8-7793 Sullivan, Mary Anne, 1463 E. 27 St., ES 7-2876 Tamborski, Theresa, 167 Franklin St., EV 9-8274 Treanor, Therese, 6925 Fourth Ave., SH 5-8643 Trinneer, Suzanne, 47 Waldorf Court, UL 9-1925 Trivelli, Marion, 1701 85 St., TE 7-2113 Tutino, Rosalie, 1412 64 St., BE 6-0726 Volenti, Martha, 113 Wilson Ave., HY 7-0142 Vanderhoof, Judith 67-34 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, JA 6-4836 CLASS OF 1960 Cutropia, Annette, 1527 54 St., UL 1-6539 DePompa, Theresa, 428 51 St. DiCono, Paula, 6319 53 Drive, Flushing, TW 9-2593 Donohue, Justine, 86-05 110 St., Richmond Hill, VI 9-3193 Duffy, Margaret, 6739 Colonial Road, TE 6-1256 Duffy, Theresa, 79-30 Calamus Ave., Elmhurst, HI 6-7471 Dupuy, Marcella, 33-47 74 St., Jackson Heights, NE 9-3106 Farina, Angela, 88-82 193 St., Hollis, HO 4-7159 Feolo, Bridget, 364 South 1 St. Fitzgerald, Mary iou, 561 80 St., SH 5-3994 Gallagher, Margaret, 577 Fifth St., SO 8-2782 Gollo, Vivian, 2037 W. 5 St., ES 3-8307 Gongemi, Marie, 747 46 St., UL 3-2543 Gilmore, Dorothy, 32-45 81 St., Jackson Heights, HA 4-9726 Graepel, Vivian, 26-40 95 St., Jackson Heights, TW 8-4920 Hatem, Katherine, 227 92 St., SH 5-2190 Hennessy, Catherine, 1110 E. 31 St., CL 3-9396 Hoffman, Mary, 1508 Nostrond Ave., IN 9-0024 Hynes, Catherine, 3216 Oxford St., N.Y.C., Kl 3-0691 Hyland, Anne, 60-45 83 Place, Elmhurst, TW 8-6941 Keane, Anne, 509 72 St., SH 5-1530 Keating, Geraldine, 161-44 Normal Road, Jamaica, AX 1-5681 181 STUDENT PHONE NUMBER IS ST 3-9766 Kelly, June, 1223 E. 31 St., CL 2-6034 Lang, Patricia, 64-33 Sixth Ave., Maspeth, TW 4-7147 Latorre, Margaret, 365 Midwood St., SL 6-2386 Leahy, Mary Jane, 42 Hawthorne St., BU 4-1686 Lee, Virginia, 330 Maple St., PR 8-1450 Leno, Marie, 85 Newell St., EV 3-0249 Leonard, Gail, 7716 62 St., Glendale, VA 1-9819 Liberatore, Ann, 254 Rochester Ave., PR 3-5550 Longo, Eleonore, 151-46 Tenth Ave., Whitestone, FL 3-4259 Madden, Gail, 209 Underhill Ave., NE 8-5592 Moher, Barbara, 235 87 St., BE 8-0602 Maiello, Marie, 271 Bay 13 St., CL 6-7001 Martin, Grace, 1758 E. 14 St., ES 5-8243 McArdle, Florence, 62-25 Elwell Crescent, Rego Park, IL 9-8192 McCabe, Mary, 1809 Albemarle Road, BU 7-5886 McCarthy, Sheila, 41-25 56 St., Woodside, TW 9-2143 McCormack, Mary, 91-05 196 St., Mollis, HO 5-6908 McCullough, Kathleen, 481 E. 144 St., N.Y.C., LU 5-8481 McGowan, Catherine, 1758 Ryder St., DE 9-0948 McLean, Ellen, 93-14 239 St., Bellerose, FL 7-4391 McSulla, Lenza, 246 E. 10 St., N.Y.C., GR 7-5892 Miller, Carol Ann, 402 W. 44 St., N.Y.C., CI 6-8291 Mimo, Maria, 95 Woodruff Ave., BU 2-9816 Mooney, Carol, 781 E. 31 St., GE 4-8274 Mullen, Eileen, 3702 Fillmore Ave., ES 6-4945 Murphy, Kathleen, 447 73 St., TE 9-3103 Murtha, Rosemary, 1439 E. 28 St., CL 2-7593 Nappo, Grace, 85-58 213 St., Queens Village, HO 8-4004 Nota, Michele, 37-19 55 St., Woodside, HI 6-1 135 O ' Connell, Elizabeth, 625 Central Ave., For Rock., FA 7-5248 O ' Connell, Elizabeth Ann D. O ' Keefe, Kathleen, 33-22 84 St., Jackson Heights, IL 7-5771 Owens, Margaret, 9701 97 Ave., Ozone Park, VI 7-3773 Paulsen, Carol, 115-87 221 St., LA 8-9566 Pergola, Mary, 37-30 107 St., Corona, TW 8-4542 Potenzano, Diana, 32-66 80 St., Jackson Heights, HA 4-7731 Rodliff, Mary, 2821 Cortelyou Road, IN 2-0859 Re, Carolina, 636 S. 13 St., New Hyde Pork, FE 4-7475 Regan, Catherine, 4719 Beverley Road, HY 6-6124 Robbins, Margery, 248-23 88 Drive, Bellerose, Fl 7-3040 Rose, Monica, 150 Hancock St., MA 2-8208 Rufflno, Mary, Steuben Blvd., Lake Ronkonkoma, RO 9-8467 Scanlon, Elizabeth, 1977 Ford St., DE 9-6141 Schell, Mary, 146-24 106 Ave., Jamaica, OL 8-5628 Schiano, Gail, 2445 E. 1 St., DE 6-0315 Schilling, Eileen, Locust St., Road, Locust, N.J., AT 1-0038-W Schmitt, Rita, 125-02 Howktree Creek Rd., S. Oz. Pk., VI 5-7253 Schutter, Jean, 86-07 239 St., Bellerose, Fl 7-3479 Shannon, Mary, 73-12 Forest Ave., Ridgewood, HY 7-4008 Shea, Mary, 170 E. 17 St., BU 2-4098 Silvestri, Roberta, 372 Clinton Ave., NE 8-8743 Smith, Ellen, 1519 Union St., PR 3-3781 Stoddart, Elizabeth, 39 Maple Drive, Roosevelt, FR 8-4519 Suarez, Althea, 1 160 Brooklyn Ave., IN 2-5077 Suchoy, Barbara, 423 E. 9 St., N.Y.C., CA 8-7793 Tartaglia, Barbara, 9046 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy., TE 6-8581 Thayer, Ellen, 30-66 50 St., Woodside, YE 2-4085 Tillinghast, Barbara, 83-10 35 Ave., Jackson Heights., IL 8-5330 Tolvo, Teresa, 278 Clinton Ave., MA 2-6713 Tomao, Joann, 45 Lefferts Ave., IN 2-1076 Tremini, Vincentio, 71-03 34 Ave., Jackson Heights Trupia, Elaine, 1657 Nostrand Ave., BU 4-7267 Trust, Elizabeth, 51 Jerome St., AP 7-4018 Tursi, Genevieve, 849 Carroll St., ST 3-4427 Urovic, Mary, 926 57 St., GE 5-9320 Volenti, Jeanne, 1248 Putnam Ave,, HY 1-0407 Villa, Arlene, 343 Rutland Road, PR 3-3470 Volta, Rosemary, 85-30 60 Road, Elmhurst, IL 7-1329 Walsh, Kathleen, 117-30 228 St., Cambria Heights, LA 5-5415 Welsh, Maureen, 46-30 194 St., Flushing, FL 7-8171 182 CLASS OF Askin, Margaret, 718 Morcy Ave., ST 3-7406 Balducci, Pasqua, 939 E. 94 St., Nl 9-5240 Battista, Angela, 259 S. 3 St., ST 2-0454 Baumgorten, Jean, 51-53 Gorsline St., Elmhurst, IL 7-1233 Blake, Barbara, 883 E. 28 St., DE 8-1147 Bogdanowski, Barbara, 73-07 193 St., Flushing, HO 8-9458 Briody, Veronica, 623 90 St., SH 8-6958 Butler, Jane, 287 E. 17 St., IN 2-2583 Carey, Joan, 246 Prospect Place, ST 3-5078 Cassidy, Joanne, 25-14 83 St., Jackson Heights, NE 9-5136 Celano, Ferdinonda, 771 Fulton St., ST 3-5361 Chompagne, Kathleen, 10 South Road, Central Islip, CE 4-6705 Chioromonte, Maria, 1269 73 St., TE 7-1540 Coleman, Kotherine, 414 E. 31 St., BU 7-0882 Conklin, Mary, 4024 Forragut Rood, UL 9-5809 Dona, Kotherine, 132-17 82 St., Ozone Pork, VI 5-7787 Dawson, Patricia, 14 Park End Place, Forest Hills, BO 8-5118 DeCesare, Elaine, 30-06 83 St., Jackson Heights DeLo renzo, Josephine, 1627 Nostrand Ave., UL 6-9688 Denys, Marie-Louise, 1 14 Rose Lone, New Hyde Pk., FL 4-7072 Diviney, Anne, 1027 Grassmere Ave., Wonomasso, N.J. Donnary, Marguerite, 523 49 St., UL 3-8041 Dorff, Eleanor, 424 84 St., BE 8-3347 Doud, Joan, 41 1 74 St., TE 6-1890 Driscoll, Jeanne, 130-28 Von Wyck Blvd., S. Oz. Pk., JA 9-3356 Egon, Patricio, 56-24 213 St., Bayside, BA 4-7409 Farrell, Kathleen, 97-26 108 St., Richmond Hill, VI 7-8980 Fitzsimmons, Rose, 37-33 93 St., Jackson Heights, HA 4-9020 Follert, Carolyn, 645 51 St., UL 4-7506 Frenette, Brenda, 758 Nostrand Ave., PR 4-7661 Frohnhofer, Barbara, 73-23 196 St., Flushing HO 4-7258 Funke, Marie, 1025 E. 28 St., UL 9-1300 Gallagher, Joan, 577 Fifth St., SO 8-2782 Gonley, AAory, 563 E. 34 St., UL 6-4978 Gentile, Roberta, 185 McDonald Ave., HY 9-2955 Glenn, Sue Ann, 75-08 185 St., Flushing, RE 9-2279 Grace, Wini fred, 91-45 118 St., Richmond Hill, VI 9-1156 Haynes, Natalie, 92 St. Nicholas Ave., N.Y.C., MO 6-1706 Hess, Mary, 113-09 202 St., St. Albans, HO 8-4089 1961 Hoffman, Carol, 1508 Nostrand Ave., IN 9-0024 Hussey, Elizabeth, 84 69 St., BE 8-0931 Kahwaty, Paula, 46 Hubbard Place, CL 8-0413 Kiernan, Elizabeth, 109-65 198 St., Hollis, HO 8-7574 Kraft, Joan, 122-17 Eleventh Ave., College Point, FL 9-4205 Lando, Rosalie, 8909 Bay 16 St., CL 9-2738 Lantier, Gertrude, 3064 86 St., Jackson Heights, HA 4-5474 Lenehon, Mary, 511 Lincoln PI., ST 3-0229 Mangan, Patricia, 19 Lawrence Ave., GE 5-2654 McCarthy, Maureen, 111-73 43 Ave., Corona, TW 8-7841 McDermott, Kathleen, 123-14 95 Ave., Richmond Hill, VI 7-9795 McEochern, Catherine, 237 Albany Ave., PR 2-1818 McGlynn, Margaret, 2088 Nostrand Ave., UL 9-2348 McGovern, Solly, 43-03 56 St., Woodside, HA 6-7905 McLaughlin, Mary, 223 Seventh Ave., SO 8-5982 McLoone, Alice, 137-38 95 St., Ozone Park, VI 3-6372 McMohon, Josephine, 32-11 78 St., Jackson Heights, HI 6-5769 McNicholl, Kathleen, 53-39 212 St., Bayside, BA 4-2218 Miskel, Helena, 443 Eighth St., HY 9-2303 Nolan, Ellen, State Road, Medford, SE 2-3903 O ' Leary, Maureen, 107-31 108 St., Richmond Hill, VI 3-8903 O ' Reilly, Margaret, 31 4 E. 54 St., Dl 6-71 1 1 Paddeu, Anno, 595 Metropolitan Ave., ST 2-8638 Ponettieri, Jean, 220 Rutland Rood, IN 2-9303 Poscoe, Louise, 684 Central Ave., GL 2-6092 Patrick, Margaret, 285 Wyona St., HY 6-8301 Patrizio, Livia, 1079 Willmohr St., Dl 5-7609 Pesce, Marie, 57-43 136 St., Flushing, FL 3-7082 Pisklak, Geraldine, 807 Halsey St., GL 2-2345 Plott, Marguerite, 8105 Fourth Ave., TE 9-2708 Quaid, Carol, 385 Marlboro Road, IN 2-3197 Quenneville, Anne, 21-05 33 St., Astoria, AS 4-6305 Reilly, Rosemary, 57 Sherman St., HY 9-1888 Reinhardt, Nancy, 111 Maple Ave., Rockville Cen. RO 4-1758 Renkowski, Dorothy, 289 E. 37 St. Renner, Elaine, 123 Rutland Rd., BU 7-7275 Restoinc, Kotherine, 141-21 13 Ave., Molbo, IN 3-9463 Riddle, Mary, 292 Maple St., IN 9-6844 Rooney, Carole, 802 Seneca Ave., HE 3-5947 Rosinski, Geraldine, 2425 64 St., Nl 5-5350 Rossler, Maureen, 58-14 32 Ave., Woodside, RA 6-1034 Rutigliano, Rose, 707 Lorentz St., Elmont, CU 5-8130 Ryan, Anne, 1926 W. 10 St., ES 3-0494 Ryan, Jean, 739 E. 37 St., GE 4-1298 Solayko, Irene, 111 Greenpoint Ave., EV 9-1471 Salpietro, Henrietta, 2322 85 St., CO 6-1874 Scanlon, Eileen, 639 57 St., HY 2-4921 Scanlon, Sheila, 104-57 Atlantic Ave., Richmond Hill, VI 7-1530 Schneck, Maureen, 595 Clinton Ave., Uniondale, IV 3-3825 Sebald, Loretta, 94-33 116 St., Richmond Hill Semler, Catherine, 991 Decatur St., FL 3-6161 Shay, Margaret, 3104 Newkirk Ave., IN 9-0265 Shea, Joan, 60-62 76 St., Elmhurst, IL 7-2740 Soerensen, Lynn, 1340 New York Ave., BU 4-5936 Solan, Margaret, 2124 E. 15 St., DE 6-0422 Stagnitta, Mary, 2041 E. 19 St., DE 2-7987 Sweeney, Catherine, 1802 E. 31 St., DE 9-4140 Sweeney, Teresa, 1305 E. 64 St., HI 4-5933 Tierney, Joan, 674 78 St., SH 5-0726 Tinley, Gabrielle, 87-15 81 Ave., Glendale, VI 6-5046 Tracey, Ada, 104 S. Terrace Place, Valley Stream, CO 2-4124 Trivisonno, Carol, 1317 Avenue O, ES 6-6742 Venditti, Rosalie, 495 Park Ave., UL 8-2942 Vento, Grace, 239 E. 5th St., N.Y.C., OR 4-0003 Von Stamwitz, Ann, 217 E. 16 St., BU 2-4238 Welsh, Patricia, 141-27 71 Ave., Flushing, BO 8-6454 Whelan, Sheila, 521 Will St., N.Y.C., MO 3-4912 Yeong, Thomas, 188-14 Shan Ave., Hollis AX 7-0964 Zarnitz, Eileen, 70-44 Manse St., Forest Hills, BO 3-2917 CLASS OF Aievoli, Constance, 1846 49 St., UL 3-0292 Alternative, Annette, 193 16 St., HY 9-9664 Bagnini, Anne Barbieri, Leandra, 1921 E. 28 St., ES 5-0123 Becht, Stephanie, 2198 Troy Ave., ES 7-8767 Botti, Concetto, 1503 Benson Ave., BE 6-0906 Boyle, Ellen, 1062 New York Ave., BU 4-4808 Brady, Mary, 433 Beach 20 St., Far Rock., GR 1-9581 Breiner, Marjorie, 976 E. 45 St., BU 7-5795 Burghardt, Barbara, 226 17 St., SO 8-7009 Byrnes, Anne, 499 E. 34 St., IN 2-7277 Cahill, Margaret, 2023 E. 29 St., DE 5-2131 Campbell, Ann, 3526 33 St., Long Island City, RA 8-8611 Celeste, Louisa, 167 Skillmon St., TR 5-6143 Clarke, Kathryn, 110-25 197 St., HO 4-2453 Collins, Joanne, 107-73 LefFerts Blvd., Richmond Hill, Ml 1-0223 Collins, Mary, 1051 New York Ave., IN 9-1681 Connolly, Christine, 689 Rogers Ave., UL 6-2290 Conway, Mary, 260 Washington Ave., NE 8-1045 Coonan, Maureen, 283 E. 38 St., UL 6-8879 Corcoran, Joan, 8412 115 St., Richmond Hill, VI 9-6858 Cowan, Audrey, 71 73 St., BE 8-2867 Cush, Jane, 480 16 St., SO 8-9266 DeGraaff, Joan, 4606 11 Ave., GE 8-2975 Die mer, Mary, 1 1 1 Kingsly St., Leonio, N.J., Wl 4-871 1 Doherty, Kathleen, 60 Avenue K, Kings Pork, Kl 2-9212 Doherty, Noreen, 453 E. 35 St., BU 4-5841 Dooley, Miriam, 40-57 Ithaca St., Elmhurst, HA 4-5981 Doyle, Mary, 4307 249 St., Little Neck, BA 9-2863 Duck, Catherine, 1765 Coleman St., ES 6-0190 Dunn, Jeon, 184-61 ' Tudor Road, Jamaica Edwards, Mary, 291 Newkirk Ave., GE 5-4921 Egan, Mary, 9437 Shore Rood, SH 8-0360 Enright, Rita, 1329 Rogers Ave., UL 9-4077 Farnan, Anne, 50 Plaza St., MA 2-1260 Fiore, Lorraine, 1526 W. 2 St., ES 6-0216 Fiore, Mary, 1912 New York Ave., ES 7-5517 Fitzgerald, Eileen, 873 St. John ' s Place, HY 3-9308 Fitzpatrick, Martha, 35-06 94 St., Jackson Heights, DE 5-8879 Flandrau, Elizabeth, 112 Highlawn Ave., CO 6-1056 Flannery, Winifred, 1670 Ryder St., CL 3-9335 Foley, Regina, 422 72 St., SH 8-7593 Franco, Joan, 90 Vanderbilt Ave., MA 4-4668 Funke, Eugenia, 1025 E. 28 St., UL 9- 1300 Gale, Claudia, 2074 E. 2 St., HI 9-0234 Gallagher, Mary, 558 Seventh St., ST 8-5440 Gannon, Mary Jane, 1124 E. 31 St., CL 2-1774 Grincato, Christine, 115-10 120 St., S. Oz. Pk., UL 3-6041 Hake, Susan, 60-64 Woodbine St., Ridgewood, EV 6-8686 Hanley, Margaret, 481 E. 34 St., BU 7-1914 Hayes, Carol, 47-25 196 PI., BA 9-7761 Hayward, Patricia, 154 Washington Ave., Brentwood, RA 8-3826 Herbert, Lorraine, 1430 77 St., CL 9-1655 Hughes, Karen, 75-36 187 St., Flushing, JA 6-1898 Jesinkey, Patricia, 846 Union St., ST 3-6130 Johnston, Joan, 42-11 Kissena Blvd., Flushing, IN 1-7916 Jurich, Mary Ann, 14 Terrace Ave., Floral Pork, FL 4-0528 Kelly, Margaret, 1549 E. 49 St., CL 3-7345 Kelly, Patricia, 37-06 81 St., Jackson Heights, TW 9-2186 1962 Kennedy, Joan, 288 Fenimore St., BU 2- 9136 Kennedy, Mary Ann, 133 70 St., BE 8-3958 Logana, Mary Ann, 536 16 St., ST 8-4538 Lang, Regina, 1452 E. 12 St., DE 9-7417 LaSalle, Ann, 9004 7th Ave., SH 5-8193 LaVeglia, Concetto, 474 Humboldt St., EV 7-2226 Lavin, Claire, 1542 New York Ave., GE 4-1644 Lawson, Christine, 35-56 77 St., Jackson Heights, HA 6-0769 Lista, Elvira, 1410 73 St., BE 2-5997 MofFei, Diane, 81 Waverly Ave., MA 5-1532 Maguire, Maureen, 310 St. John ' s Place, ST 3-1852 Maiello, Concetto, 271 Bay 13 St., CL 6-7001 Marra, Elizabeth, 226 E. 4 St., TR 1-2387 Martin, Frances, 335 E. 26 St., BU 7-4184 McCobe, Mary, 2813 Ave. D., IN 9-4126 McCann, Francine, 8829 Ft. Hamilton Pkwy., SH 5-8749 McDonald, Rosemary, 281 1 Avenue J., CL 8-3246 Milaccio, Anita, 872 Lorimer Si., EV 3-1778 Moffitt, Audrey, 509 72 St., TE 6-7823 Monaco, Grace, 62-21 Elwell Crescent, Rego Pork, IL 9-2101 Montuori, Dorothy, 3401 Avenue J., CL 2-3229 Moron, Elizabeth, 23-15 30 Ave., Astoria, AS 4-7677 Morel, Roulette, 82-43 164 Place, Jomoica, AX 7-3719 Morrissey, Ann, 28-19 Ditmors Blvd., Astoria, AS 8-2149 Murphy, Kathleen, 6702 Ridge Blvd., SH 5-0267 O ' Brien, Kathleen, 162-21 86 Ave., Jamaica, JA 3-5338 Orandello, Genevieve, 1406 Lincoln Place, PR 2-5458 O ' Reilly, Margaret, 314 E. 54 St., Dl 6-7111 O ' Rourke, Virginia, 465 Bay Ridge Pkwy., SH 5-3220 Patrone, Joan, 226 DeGrow St., MA 5-5024 Perez, Carmen, 464 53 St., HY 2-9710 Perry, Judith, 334 Maple St., SL 6-2430 Pluchino, Jeanne, 931 E. 179 St., N.Y.C., SE 3-2162 Radesko, Joan, 47 Jewell St., EV 3-3687 Rasicot, Elizabeth, 141 Beach 124 St., Belle Harbor, NE 4-1535 Rescigno, Teresa, 30-22 41 St., Long Island City, AS 4-6184 Rice, Rosemary, 45-43 41 St., Long Island City, EX 2-4791 Roswell, Carole, 1675 Norman St., VA 1-7790 Sheridan, Alice, 437 Fenimore St., PR 2-6801 Silvestri, Patricio, 372 Clinton Ave., NE 8-8743 Smith, Ann, 501 W. 133 St., N.Y.C., AU 1-1813 Soden, Theresa, 504 Fourth St., SO 8-4817 Soler, Mary, 33 Kingston Ave., Hicksville, WE 8-6640 Stevenson, Marietta, 39-14 221 St., Bayside, BA 9-6985 Surillo, Amarilis, 75-79 178 St., Flushing, OL 7-3974 Sweeney, Patricia, 460 41 St., GE 6-4530 Taglioferro, Joan, 1958 61 St., BE 2-3740 Trovers, Catherine, 3319 Fillmore Ave., DE 9-3849 Treanor, Maureen, 6925 4 Ave., SH 5-8643 Trinneer, Marietta, 47 Waldorf Court, UL 9-1925 Ucelli, Joan, 62-34 Boelsen Cres., Forest Hills, TW 7-4642 Vitale, Lenore, 91-26 218 St., Queens Village, SP 6-3231 Vivona, Jacqueline, 9704 Flatlands Ave., Nl 9-7642 Walicka, Wanda, 152 Monitor St. Weindler, Mary Ann, 66-38 Fresh Pond Rd., GL 6-4495 Williams, Margaret, 584 E. 7 St., GE 6-0551 Zisk, Elaine, 318 Ovington Ave., BE 8-1836 Zoller, Gail, 456 Beach 132 St., Belle Harbor, NE 4-4431 Zurmuehl, Nancy, 4905 217 St., Bayside, BA 9-3674 183 To the Class of 1959 in a spirit of devotion, affection, and parental pride The Parent ' s Club St. Joseph ' s College for Women 184 CONGRATULATIONS from: Mr. Mrs. John lannone Mr. Mrs. Dominic Imperatrice Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Kraljic Mr. Mrs. Frank Perillo Mr. Mrs. John St. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Volenti To: Joelyn Marie Helen Rosanne Rosemary Martha 185 e f5)(i!)(5  COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES ot George J. 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