St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1966 volume:

Table of Contents History (past) 2 History (present) 16 Administration 34 Senior Informals 44 Clubs and Activities 140 Faculty and Graduates 172 Directory 218 Footprints 1966 St. Joseph ' s College For Women 245 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn, New York 11234 T. JOSEPH ' S GIRLS ' GET FIRST DEGREES Most people would agree that half a century is a significant length of time. This is especially true of a liberal arts institution where age has been accompa- nied by expansion, enrichment, and mod- ernization. St. Joseph ' s College for Wom- en devotes this year to a celebration of her fiftieth anniversary, and activities have been planned to make the Jubilee a golden one. As members of the class of ' 66, we have attempted to honor the fiftieth anniversary by taking the back- ward look which is inevitable on any anniversary. This backward look is meant to make the present celebration more meaningful. Brooklyn R. C. College for Wom- en Honors Its Pioneer Gradu- ating Class. The first class of graiiviales of St. Joseph ' s Collc ' se for Women was awarded degrees of bachelor of arts at - if- ccimmcncfnient e.xen-ises of the in- , enxaiioii held la.- t evening at the Acad- :«iny of Mu.sic. The ooUege was found- « U four yeurs ago jind thf 1:; young ■«vomen graduates of the Vj:-. ' } class are •the fii-st to complete their .studies at the institution. ! Addri ' sscs were made ' oy the Very I Kev. .Mens. Michael O. Flaniiery, iii- jBtructor ill religion at the college, and i ' the Rt. Rev. Mons. Joseph McNamee, jTcctor of St. Teresa ' s i . C. Church, Who presented the degi-ees to the ' graduates. Many prizes were awarded for ( xcellence in .special subjects. The Senior Class prize of |25 in gold for geneyal excellence was awarded to Annuniciata V. Scibilia. The Junior C ' lass prize of $25 in gold went tQ, Catherine O ' Hale, Kathleen A. ' Thompson was awarded the $25 prize ifoj- general excellence in the Sopho- ' More Class. In the Freshman Class tthe $25 went to Charlotte Xi. Nolan. The Bishop McDonnell Purse of $25 fo)- proficiency in the study of relig- Joii was awarded to Constance D. Doyle. A $25 purse for the best orig- ; inal essay was awarded to Mildred M. t)uffy. Mons. Flannery jocularly likened the 12 graduates to the 12 apostles. = The keystone of the arch of dioce- ■ ean education for women is laid to- night, he said. Its foundation is real religion — one that binds human con- , Sciences. , ' Mons. MoNamee, V. G.. vailed against (the prevailing allegation that the Ro- fjiian Catholic Church is opposed to learning. {early all of the large universities in Europe were founded on Catholic teachings and principles, he said. The following graduates leceived de- grees: Adaline B. Canning. Marion E. Clarke, Constance D. Doyle. Kthel AI. Kellam, Marie F. McConnell, Mary A. Moore, Marjorie D. Nolan, P ' lorcnee E. N ' olen, Helen R. Parks,, Annunciata V. Scibilla,, Aniali Bimoneiti, Marie A. UhUngcr. Parks lia j| From that moment on the morning of October 2, 1916, when she chmbed the steps of the gray frame building at 286 Washington Avenue, in the heart of one of Brooklyn ' s finest residential areas, each incoming freshman knew that she was making history. Whether or not she was fully aware of the world ' s tensions that had already precipitated a cataclysmic world war. she learned immediately that she was personally engaged in a fearsome responsibility — the laun- ching of the only Catholic day college for wom- en in all of Long Island. Monsignor Coan. pastor of Queen of All Saints Parish, within whose bounds the college was located, told her. in his sermon at the Mass of the Holy Spirit which opened the college year, that the Sisters of Saint Joseph and others interested in the higher education of women had exerted mighty efforts to bring the college into being. Its future, he said, would surely rest, to some extent, in the hands of the twelve pioneer students — the Twelve Apostles as he dubbed them — who were now defying all the pessimistic predictions about any woman who was the product of higher education. The plan for a Catholic day college in Brooklyn went back several years, but it began to take specific form in August. 1915. At that time it was proposed to ask the Board of Regents of New York State to raise St. Angela ' s Hall Academy, located on Washington Avenue near DeKalb Avenue, to the grade and title of St. Joseph ' s College for Young Women. After some delay (caused by a death in Chancellor Sexton ' s family) the provisional char- ter was issued on February 24, 1916. f I center votn. S ' 1iJ ,jtyv|j Co «, «.. PV io. Wo «. , itc.ife, 9a . Quite obviously, the three immediate needs that had to be met by the founders of the college were: the recruitment of high-calibre students; the maintenance of top-grade academic achieve- ment at the college, and thirdly, the necessity of getting the indispensible financial backing which the Regents required. On May 24, 1916, at the Commencement exercises of St. Joseph ' s Aca- demy. Brentwood, Bishop McDonnell announced that arrangements had been completed for the opening in Brooklyn of an institution for the higher education of Catholic women. The need for such an institution, said the Bishop, has long existed, and I feel sure that this announce- ment will meet with the full appreciation of the clergy and laity alike. The tendency to material- ism in education at the present day must be met by sound religious teaching which the new col- lege will give. The twelve pioneer students who responded and came to the college on October 2, 1916. were a diversified group. In April 1917, during the very first year of the College ' s existence, the United States became involved in a global conflict to make the world safe for democracy. This not only affected each of the students in a personal way; it also gave a purposiveness to all their sophomore activities when they returned in the Fall of 1917, accompanied by fifteen new freshmen. Early in 1918 the College was able to purchase the beautiful Georgian home of George Pratt (one of the sons of Rockefeller ' s Standard Oil partner) located at 245 Clinton Avenue on the east side of the wide tree-lined street stretching from DeKalb to Willoughby Avenues on the apex of what was known as the Hill , a social rival to Brooklyn Heights. The new college site was only two blocks from the original building and the Sister members of the faculty continued to live on Washington Avenue for a few years. Everyone felt that the new acquisition gave concrete promise of permanence for the nascent college, and when the student body returned to classes in the Fall of 1918 there was sufficient room to accommodate the eleven new freshmen. More importantly the Twelve Apostles felt that they had met the challenge, and they re- corded in their annals: We knew then that St. Joseph ' s was, is, and always will be proud of her pioneers. By the time they had entered their Senior Year, the original twelve felt the joy of a task well done , as they put it. be- cause two new young women transferred from other colleges into their ranks. Towards the end of that year they had boasted: Our fame had become so great and our names so illustrious that May travels from the Bronx every day, and Amalia from East New York, so that they may be among the numbers of the first class to graduate from St. Joseph ' s. The pioneer class was not wrong in its judg- ment; the quality of education at St. Joseph ' s was • remarkably good for such an embryo institution. St. Joseph ' s Girls Trounce St. John ' s Tlie St. Joseph ' s College girls bas- ketball team scored a 29-to-lO vic- tory over the St. John ' s College six in a fast encounter held at the winner ' s gymnasium last night. Led by Grace Twj ord, who annexed high scoring honors with 15 points, the victors gained their fifth triumph in six starts. Edrthe O ' Neill starred for the losers with ten counters. Playing inspired basketball, the St. John ' s team slowly forged ahead until they held a 6 — 4 margin at the end of the first quarter. Miss Twyford ' s accurate shooting gave St. Joseph ' s a lead, which they held throughout the game. St. Joseph ' s College held an ll-to-7 margin at half time. The lineup: St. Josephs St. John ' s Rumacn,!! Twyford O ' RelUj-.rf Banr.on Grace Bernard.c M.Clark.sc CampbeUJg Harris A.Clark.rg G. P. pi 2!ONeillJf 4 3 13 Silverman 2 Freidmann.rt F. P. 3 10 10 Marttn Oj Pelt Greenback.c Pocius.sc 0, Dean, If; O ' Buckley 0, Brooke, rR OlFarrell Totals 13 3 29 ' Totals 4 2 10 Referee — Miss Dignan, Savage. Umpire — Miss Plsano, Savage. Time of halves — 16 miiuites. ' - ' ' t ' V.r- This was due, in large measure, to the distin- guished educational experience of the College Dean, Sister Mary Celestine. and to the percep- tive and far-sighted leadership of one of its faculty who shortly became its President, Dr. Thomas Molloy. They made it their first objec- tive to enlist the assistance of a number of out- standing faculty members either on a full or part time basis, and. in conjunction with the Superior of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Mother Mary Louis, to promote the further education of the Sister- members of the faculty. At the first meeting of the Board of Trustees, which was held in the 245 Building on December 19. 1918. Mother Mary Louis requested Bishop McDonnell, then President of the College, to make one of the faculty members. The Rev. Thomas E. Molloy. S.T.D., a member of the Board of Trustees. This being agreeable, he was immediately admitted and became, as President of the Faculty, the spokesman for the immediate monetary neces- sities of the College, stressing the need for liber- ality even with a proportionately meager in- come. First class professors. he said demand high salaries, and their apparatuses and general equipment must be equal to their important work. Bishop McDonnell thereupon suggested that a study should be made of the means by which other colleges, such as Barnard and Adel- phi. managed to attract both funds and students. Then, having asserted that the Brooklyn diocese would back up the College as its work advanced, he immediately made a personal donation of one thousand dollars for a laboratory. The period of the twenties was one of growth and development. The College entered the dec- ade with just one building, namely 245 Clinton .Avenue, described in the early catalogue as a handsome and thoroughly equipped modern edi- fice in red brick and white sandstone, with large, lightsome and well-ventilated classrooms, sur- rounded by extensive lawns, and boasting an athletic field as well as a gymnasium. By 1925 student enrollment had increased to over two hundred. In that same year, the home of Herman Metz, former Comptroller of the Old City of Brooklyn, was purchased and used as an adjunct to the College building which was lo- cated right next door. In 1928. however, the de- cision was made to demolish the Metz house and to erect a large new building on the 253 and 257 properties, extending back to Waverly A enue. The new building was attached to the 245 Build- ing and its annex, bringing minimal changes in both. The architecture and landscaping of the new buildings was designed to harmonize with the original. Although it was not dedicated by Bishop Molloy until January 5. 1930. it was ready for use in September. 1929. This latter year was significant in the history of the College for another very important event — the granting of the permanent charter. In order to prepare for this, academic expansion and excellence has been as seriously cultivated as the enlargement of the physical premises. When in 1920. Dr. Thomas E. Molloy was made Titular Bishop of Loria and Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn, he gave up his teaching at the College but continued to be President of the Faculty. In his place Bishop McDonnell ap- pointed the Rev. William T. Dillon. This young priest, ordained on June 2. 1917 and assigned to St. Francis of Assisi Parish, now became a curate in Queen of All Saints Parish and professor of Philosophy at St. Joseph ' s College. From the first, he was an articulate member of the faculty, and then, very shortly, of the Board of Trustees. In this latter capacity he was sent, in October 1924. to Albany to get first-hand information on the requirements necessary for procuring a permanent charter. He reported what he had learned to the Board of Trustees at its January 1925 meeting. Bishop Molloy, who in 1921 had succeeded Bishop McDonnell as Bishop of Brooklyn, (and therefore, as President of the College ' s Board of Trustees), having great confidence in Father Dillon ' s exceptional ability, and especially in his legal knowledge, appointed him as Chairman of the Committee on the Per- manent Charter. Acting in this capacity Father Dillon was in- strumental in bringing about sweeping changes in all aspects of the College. Reporting to the Board of Trustees in January 1926. he said that during the preceding year the College had been re- organized, not just because it had grown in stu- dent population, but chiefly in order to raise standards before applying for the charter. On his own testimony it seems fair to say that this stock- taking was what led Father Dillon to the formu- lation of his basic educational ideals. Many years later, speaking at a convention, he told how he had suddenly become aware of the discrepancy between ideals and practices that existed in most educational institutions. This, he said, was at a time when many places, including St. Joseph ' s College, were toying with the new progressive objective of giving students an active role in their own education. He determined to go the whole way in a daring venture of real student govern- ment. Without question, this was the most con- troversial, and at the same time, the most notable aspect of Father Dillon ' s administration. For this he was praised and he was condemned; he was loved and he was mistrusted. The New York Stale Board of Regents voted the absolute charter at their meeting on February 22. 1929. thereby establishing the College on an independent basis. In June. 1929, for the first time, the College was able to confer its own de- grees by its own authority. An Undergraduate Association was created in the very first year of the College ' s existence. Naturally, this would be only a rudimentary or- ganization. But. with the admission of the fourth class in September 1920. the student body sug- gested that it was time for the four class presi- dents to draw up a constitution for an Under- graduate Association which would be adequate for present and future needs. This was done, and college-wide elections were held for the choice of a president, secretary and treasurer. In addi- tion, each class chose two representatives to sit on Student Council. The Rev. Thomas E. Molloy was made Honorary President. The chief pur- pose of the Undergraduate Association was to systematize activities and to establish a general treasury for the support of student clubs. In 1922 the Honor System was inaugurated, with its Court of Honor for the administration of unproctored exams and the judging of all infrac- tions. This was under the supervision of the Un- dergraduate Association with a member of the faculty as advisor. In 1923 a Student Attendance Committee was established with power to pass upon the legitimacy of excuses for absence. Machinery for student government obviously had already been created by 1925. What hap- pened in that year was that the faculty gave to the students whatever was needful for a true experiment in responsible self-government. All rights given to the students by the faculty were incorporated in a constitution which became the organic law governing student activity. By it the Undergraduate Association was given power to charter the various clubs and activities and to give them financial support; they, in turn, were, to some degree, responsible to the Undergraduate Association. The concept of student self-government at St. Joseph ' s was not a static thing. In the spring of 1929 a number of students had manifested a sincere interest to make the religious life of the campus a unique system of Catholic living, domi- nated so far as possible, by the same ideal of self-direction and personal responsibility as was now the motive-spring of their extra-curricular life. Their hope, they said, was to make their religion so indigenous to themselves that its func- tions and practices would be self-controlled and initiated. Under Father Dillon ' s leadership they organized the Committee on Religion with its motto make this college Catholic. Because of its mission, the Committee was freed from re- sponsibility to any power in the institution except Father Dillon. No coercion was to be imposed on any student to participate in religious activi- ties, but the Religion Committee would service the religious needs of the students insofar as this was possible. As time went on, the students won for them- selves increasing rights and privileges inherent in those already granted. The student control of their own current budget operated with a mini- mal amount of faculty supervision. The manage- ment of their funds was designed to give a sense of stewardship and to teach them to live within their income. Practically considered, the common treasury gave them the means of supporting a wide range of extra-curricular activities for the informal education of those students who joined them without special taxes levied on individual students. 10 By 1930 the College had been accredited by the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland, by the University of the State of New York, by the Catholic Education Association, and by the Department of Education of the State of New York. It had also been invited to. and accepted, membership in the American Council on Educa- tion, and the Association of Colleges of the State of New York. During the decade 1930-40. the College pio- neered a program of pre-school child develop- ment courses within the framework of the liberal arts curriculum. In October 1934 the Pre-School for children between the ages of two and four- and-a-half came into being. It was largely the work of Miss Margaret Gardiner with the en- couragement of Father Dillon. Sister Charitina became Executive Secretary of the School and two of the Sister-students became assistants. In establishing the Nursery School the College had as one of its aims the broad education of the col- lege student. In 1940 the College introduced a major in Child Study with a view to the vocational prepa- ration of those students who were interested in teaching children of pre-school age. Further progress was made toward professional accredi- tation for its graduates when, in 1944. an affilia- tion was made with the New York City Board of Education whereby students were enabled to do practice teaching in the public school kinder- gartens. By 1941 the enrollment of the College was 469 full-time students. The graduating class of that year numbered 108 members, and the fac- ulty comprised 49 members, fifteen of whom were nuns and five, priests. The College was now twenty-five years old. and had an alumnae num- bering 1200. The second quarter-century, like the first, was to commence on the eve of American involvement in a catastrophic war. Another very significant development of the forties was the election of two members of the Alumnae to the Board of Trustees of the Col- lege. Dr. Helen D ' Albora and Mary St. John Murphy had both been intimately involved for many years in college affairs and would become even more so as active members of the Board. The imprint of the mind and personality of Monsignor Dillon on the collegiate institution which he guided for so many years more than warranted the title of President that was fin- ally bestowed upon him in 1945. For the next ten years he was to continue to exert his energies in behalf of the College, but, in 1955, Arch- bishop Molloy appointed him pastor of the Church of St. Teresa of Avila. His interest in the Colle?e, however, continued since he remained on the Board of Trustees until his death on Oc- tober 12. 1964. Archbishop Molloy. whose love for and in- terest in the College and its students (including alumnae) was second only to that of Monsignor 11 12 Dillon, had died on November 26. 1956. Thus. by this year the two men whose influence had been strongest left their legacy of loving concern to another generation. Sister Vincent Therese Tuohy. one of the Sis- ter-graduates of 1939 was chosen President of the College by the Board of Trustees in 1956 and was formally inaugurated on May 22. 1957. During the intervening year between Monsignor Dillon ' s departure and Sister Vincent ' s appoint- ment. Monsignor Francis X. FitzGibbon, Dean of the College, had acted as chief administrative officer. In 1956, however, he was appointed Pastor of Christ the King Church in Springfield. Long Island. Sister John Baptist Hull, therefore, succeeded him as Dean in that year. She was a graduate of the College of New Rochelle and of Catholic University, and had been a member of the Speech Department at St. Joseph ' s College for several years. The arrival of a new Bishop in the Diocese at this time meant that the College also had a new President of the Board of Trus- tees, the Most Rev. Bryan J. McFntegart. former Director of Catholic Charities in the Archdiocese of New York, and, most recently. Rector of Catholic University in Washington, D. C. Under new Administration for the last ten years, there has been a fundamental commit- ment to the ideals and principles of the found- ers, combined with an awareness of the needs of a rapidly-changing society. Sister Vincent Ther- ese has made it her chief business to educate the public as well as the educational and business communities, concerning the valuable role which 13 (p{ (y 14 OuvO uQj uifUjJ- L -pjU Of a woman ' s college dedicated to high goals of personal growth, professionalism, and good citi- zenry can make, and already has made, to the pluralistic society in which it functions. She has also sought to make even stronger the bonds be- tween the College and its graduates, stressing how much the College depends upon their con- tinued interest, love and support. A Sisters ' Division was created in 1957 and placed under the supervision of Sisters John Bap- tist and Teresa Marie. Designed to give to Sister- teachers of the elementary schools the same col- legiate education as that offered to full-time stu- dents, the program graduated its first students in June 1965. Three of the graduates received fel- lowships for the pursuit of full time graduate work. The physical expansion of the College during this time (made urgent by a student population of 700 — 230 of whom are freshmen) presently envisions the construction of the William T. Dil- lon Child Study Center in the near future, and has already seen two notable achievements. For one thing, two years ago the College purchased a building on DeKalb Avenue between Clinton and Waverly .Avenues. This is presently being used as a Student Activities Center under the gracious supervision of Mrs. Ruth Carter, mother of an alumna. IS cT 4 The past is of necessity suspended, passive. The present is action — here, now — energy ranging from that involved in intellectual tasks to the dynamism of dramatics. These are the undergraduates as we see ourselves, as others see us — the women of the Great Society who are interested when Mike Ouill urges Lindsay to have less profile and more courage. These are the women who dance at dis- cotheques yet come to A. A. dances, who actively participate in extra-curricular and co-curricular interests, who have been urged so often to be that they are. 16 JIaJL O X I 17 a. 19 ffiB 20 21 22 23 24 25 u (y Ap ■■;y,J 27 29 30 31 V H 1 ■ dfl J 32 , r . ' t sr t ..:. k- ' . ,: f- , I ' i. ■ 1 , The t ture will xy greatly for afrt)f us.%e looked toward college life expectantly, and now, with it drawing fo a, close. we anticipate facing the ' v ' rtd. Our future suc- cess or failure depends upon our- selves — and we rely on man ' s infi- nite potential. Our years at St. Joseph ' s will always provide a font of warm memories; silcfltly we give thanks. V ' i i 1 :- i - Administration The Most Reverend Bryan J. McEntegart, D.D., L.L.D., L.H.D. Bishop of Brooklyn Ch-iirman, Board of Trustees 36 Sister Vincent Theresa President Ph.D., Catholic University of America 37 Sister John Baptist Academic Dean Professor of Speech M.A.. Catholic University of America i 38 r v Sister Teresa Avila Dean of Students Associate Professor of History Ph.D., Columbia University Sister Joan de Lourdes Dean of Students Professor of History Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania )n leave of absence kev Sister Ignatiiib Loyola Assistant Registrar B.A.. St. John ' s University Sister Catherine Maria Registrar M.A., Columbia University Sister Alma Virgo Business Officer M.A., Columbia University Sister John Raymond Director of Students Personnel Services Associate Professor of Education Ph.D., St. John ' s University Sister Irene Veronica Director of Admissions M.S., St. John ' s University 40 Sister Margaret Louise Director of Preschool Professor of Child Study Ph.D.. Catholic University of America Sister Joseph Damien Director of Public Relations Associate Professor of History Ph.D., Columbia University Sister Virginia Theresa Director of Development Assistant Professor of Chemistry M.S., New York University Sister Mary Winifred Librarian M.S., Columbia University I t mmm Seniors fjr- -. Jane Leder IP •:. ' ■ «« ' ' ;S5 • , ' Winifred Ganley Diane Murphy vilotXV) uijSU) UlW o lOO- 45 a Donna Cartelli  ' ' . ' J 46 HW M $0t l ft - , Beatrice Vella 47 Carole Tracey 48 Mary Ann Tschupp Morissa Ting 49 Cathv Parks 50 Ann Driver 51 M s x vM Vivian Messina 52 Mary Pickel Carol Hamel 53 Jane Boden 54 Elise Clyne J-A ' ktuaU 55 ■? Kathy Tierney Barbara Hautsch 56 Diane Shaw 57 Ann Pavelka JoAnn Patelunas 59 JoAnn Prete 60 Mary Brolly  ' . Chris Litter Josephine Santarpia Kalhy Page Ginny Redington 63 .: - ' f i W i 3,. ■ iw. V ' : -; ' ' -- Sue Rogers Sandy Bonilla Mary Joan Contrino ti ' 67 a. ■:f: l Barbara Ott i• ■ «; %, 7 if.?:v i-«-.i,i( _J ' ■ i. ' T;, Cathy Harper Judy Collins Patty Klammer Donna Toth 70 Juli:i McKeon 71 Kathy Mauceri A I sk«f - - .. ' ■•■■■■■■•••••-• ■■■■■■■■■■■•■•I •■■■•■■•■■■■•■• •■■■•■■■■■■■■■• ■■■■•■•■■•■■■■• (■■■■■■■■■■•••I ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ' Laura Patella Pat Lombardo I Carolyn Casnei Ellen Hynes Ann Breslin 75 Rosemary Cannella jm Ann Nardi Joan Gaudin . 77 r-.., , Mamaict Currie Mary L. Henry Patricia Dorico Joan Connolly 80 Ann Ferguson F.liziibeth Lee Carol Wright 82 Kathleen Conlon 83 Ann Rochford Patricia Pellegrino r- . • ■m iM .- •« • ■••.•.••••;;«♦•.. :;--.;;v.V.«««- Barbara Caden Julia Skinner 86 Mary Wittels 87 Mary Short Lois Romagnano Vivian CioUi Monica Flynn 90 Beth Redmond 91 r;? ft ' «S Marge Cody trf . f ; f ' H vVr v - IP I ; J J. iH |jW ! ( iSWP ,PUMWl ij ' .■ - ' ' - Patricia lannelli Geraldine Keller Claudette Townsend 95 Mary Ann Duffy 96 Beth Evans 97 Vincenza Musselli 98 Maria Cionzales 99 Anne O ' Malley 100 .- - ' Roseann larino V ' _. m M .f-l,. ' v- .,. , ■s: ' ff M i :, fm: p -5i-- -7 iS ' . - Lorraine Pen fold Catherine LeDonni 102 Joanne Danaher 103 Dorothy DuBritz 104 Magaly Lopez 105 Mary Devlin Mary Thompson Rosemarie Zecca 108 Geraldine Richardson 109 Patricia Hunter 110 MaryLoii Riley 111 Janet Borello Evelyn Martin Nancy McCormack 113 Janet Cornelia Jean Viscardi Elizabeth Rypkema ■3! 116 Janet Lista ■4 117 Katherine Siichay 118 Barbara Mazzone 119 - f ' Patricia Buckley Abbie Zisk Margaret McHugh Clare Kelly 124 Jean Coleman Francine DeCario Ann Mulryan 128 Joan Fitzsimmons 129 Barbara Tortora 130 Eileen Farrell I Sarajane Jeppson 132 _ He len Lynch p-7- •1 ' ' l •w. y% - k v. Valerie Broughton 134 Marv McNiff 135 Mary Connoll Helen Morrissey .r?! !? ' 4 1 ti ' ' • ' - ' 5 . y. ivVr - 7- - vrf .•1 ' , ' tl - ' L Mary A. Giarratano h ' ■ - W-f ' - vf ••: : ' -■ . Jane Murphy 139 Clubs and Activities ' ► n: Agape! Religion Committee President. Maryheth O ' Neill gives the table a final inspection as Sarajane Jeppson invites Sr. Vincent Therese to begin the supper. Father Monetta of the Byzantine-Slavonic Rite and Nancy McCormack are ready to join in the ' love feast . The annual celebration of a Dies Orientalis has long been a tradition at the College which has been warmly received and appreciated by the undergraduates. This year, as an extention of the ecumenical spirit, the Agape or ' love feast of the early Christian Church has been introduced. The first Agape, which took place after the Dies Orientalis, was followed by others, held after first Friday Mass. Committees from each aca- demic year acted in their turn as cooks and hostesses. Whether it was the promise of a repast or the idea of reviving ancient traditions which elicited such great at- tendance is not generally known, but the Religion Committee, with Monsignor Raymond S. Leonard as moderator and Marybeth O ' Neill as chairman, certainly had a very successful year. 142 Breaking the Bread of Peace are Sister John Baptist, Kathy Siichay. Father Gera, Father Monetta, Sister Vincent Theresa. Monsignor Leonard, and Sarajane Jeppson as Marybeth O ' Neill and Nancy McCormaclc look on. ]V ' j mfm Members of the Student Body receive Communion under both A species distributed by Father Monetta. 143 Ann Kenny, President of Math Club, demonstrates applications of Mathematical principles to high school students. Some of the wonders of Phys- ics are seen through a spec- trometer as Mary Joan Con- ■ trino looks on. Yes that ' s tubercle bacillus — sorry about that. states Ann Nardi as she intently studies the specimen. Would you believe — a soda sir.ivv ' , ' Barbiira Vaskis and accompanying high school students search for answers in quantitative analysis. Spinach contains chlorophyl A and B, carotene and xanthophyl . . . Evelyn Martin, President of Science Club, discusses constitu- ents of plant leaves with high school seniors. Seniors applaud the Glee Club at the Chribtmas G.A. This year found the Glee Club (Presi- dent Jane Zakevicius) under a new direc- tor, Mr. Paul Shields, who added a cer- tain something to its life by enthusiasti- cally supporting the current fad of folk singing as was exhibited by its repertoire at the Christmas G.A. Later on in the year the plans included a joint concert with the Merchant Marine Academy, a joint performance with the Modern Dance Club in celebration of the Golden Jubilee Year, as well as, a series of con- certs, establishing it as one of the busiest clubs around. Hello, Gennaro speaking! Father D ' Ecclesiis acts in his role as moderator of Glee Club. 146 Who does she think she ' s kidding? ' T)r. Serra seems skeptical during a conversation at a faculty meeting. With a critical eye Dr. Serra watches as one of the members of Art Club sketches the still life in the foreground. 147 What do you think they put in the cupcakes this time? 148 The Child Study Department, which was founded in 1934 by the College ' s former president, the late Right Rever- end Monsignor William T. Dillon, has grown to national prominence. The Lab- oratory School enrolls three, four, and five year olds. Constant requests for test- ing and educational therapy from the local community has prompted the ad- ministration to expand the facilities of the Child Study Department. This year. Sister Vincent Therese announced plans to build the William T. Dillon Child Study Center. Come into my parlor . . . says Sister Leonie lo the little ones. Can Father Hession get our kite down? 149 Student Council President Nancy McCormack is seen during one of the infrequent quiet moments at Council. Eileen Dennedy and Judy Wenzinger check with Lorraine money from Council ' s famous margin. Penfold about their request for 150 Student Counci PRESIDENT Nancy McCormack VICE-PRESIDENT Vincenza Muselli TREASURER Kathryn Berry SECRETARY Anna Martini Membership: I. Class Officers II. Class Councillors III. Officers of Interclub IV. Delegates Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman President Vice-President Secretary N.S.A. N.F.C.C.S. Sarajane Jeppson Jean Mirenda Elaine de Felice Gail Heidinger Lorraine Penfold Anne Schneller Camille Lombard Mary F. Butz Monica Flynn Jane Murphy Evelyn Martin Donna Toth Jean Stephens 151 St. Joseph ' s College 26 Queens College 23 52 N.Y.U. 28 44 Wagner College 21 36 Hofstra 23 33 Hunter College 26 29 Adelphi 14 58 C.C.N.Y. 42 48 Molloy 23 30 Manhattanville 41 46 Brooklyn College 36 Senior Patty Klammer tosses one up for a foul shot that made the difference. Members of Badminton Club seem to be having trouble finding the birdie, i.e., shuttlecock, for those in the know. If you ' ll check, the basket is about three yards to the right. There is a point in some games when one definitely wishes one were elsewhere. Miss Ward is caught conversing with some athletes. 153 154 155 The days before the Sing found the Freshmen busily preparing their skit until all hours of the night. Could her ideal possibly be Lome Greene? Let ' s take it from the top, with a little more vigor this time Sophomores in song as they prepare for the Sing. Anna Martini leads the ■ There is absohilely no possibility that I could ever be wrong. ' Does it usually take three girls to hiiny one Ireamer? Here the Sophomores are getting the auditorium ready for the Sophomore Dance. fy :r 9 Marie Ziillo fixes a prop, while Maureen Fitzgerald does a little last minute rehearsing. Deep concentration is necessary as make-up artist, Ann Kenny, puts the finishing touches on the performers. 158 The actress and the prompter performance. both are essential for a good Vinnie Miiselli discusses ve ry serious matters with her grandchild. Maureen Fitzgerald, in the play The Children ' s Hour. The Chapel Players meet and discuss their Spring performance with their director, Mr. Cox. 159 Miss Ellen Neff of the English Department presents trophies to winners in the High School Debate Tournament held at the College each year. The highlight of the year for the De- bate Club was the St. Joseph ' s College- Princeton Debate. Joanne Danaher and Janet Olexson drew the negative in a de- bate on Civil Disobedience and per- formed with their usual prowess, as was seen by all when the event was televised. Through some stroke of ill fortune the Debate was won by Princeton. However, the Debate team rallied and ended the year on an upward trend. 160 Who ever said Ihat diamonds are a girl ' s best friend? These members of Debate Club (Barbara Haiitsch, Claiidette Townsend, Joanne Danaher and Anne Schneller) seem very well satisfied uith trophies. Debate Club meetings are usually held at various odd places around school. This one happens to be in the kitchen of the smoker (Lorenzo Hall). 161 i A Perennial Politician. Mr. Vito Ballisla. addresses a group at a lecture sponsored by Political Affairs Cluh. President of Political Affairs Club, Sandy Bonilla. helps Mr. Battista witfi coffee while Sister Teresa Avila looks on. The Refreshments Committee gets ready after a lecture while Dante gazes serenely into the kitchen. Counterpoint Staff 1965-1966 Editors-in-Chief: News Editor: Literary Editor: Contributors: Adviser: Diane Fields Sarajane Jeppson Lorraine Penfold Jane Leder Anna Martini Jeanne Panarace Julia Vahey Bernadette Doran Pat Woodruff Eileen Degenhardt Kathy Vasile Judy Nevadunsky Christine Giangreco Sister Mary Florence 163 Staff of Footprints ' 66 Editor-in-chief Business Manager Graduate and Faculty Editor Assistant to Editor Freshman Assistant to Editor Freshman Assistant to Editor Assistant to Business Manager Assistant to Business Manager Contributors EVELYN M. MARTIN KATHLEEN M. CONLON Mary E. Brolly Mary E. Devlin Pamela Mulea Marian Sidtis Patricia Archiopoli Catherine Raffaele Barbara Caden Mary Kelly Ann Marie Burke Joyce Galimberleti Antoinette Kasmierczak Jo Ann Patelunas Typists Adviser, Sister Teresa Marie Michele Esposito Marie Lee Mary Ke lly Valerie Kilmartin Camille Lombard Lois Matejka 165 The present Junior class (seen as Freshmen) queue up for their investiture. During the Freshman Investi- ture Ceremony. Sister John Baptist places the cap on one of the girls. With the wearing of academic attire, the fresh- men begin to realize their new status. The faces of Jean Mirenda. Joyce Marchetta and Mary Ellen Dubiel reflect the feelings of all the Juniors during Junior Week. 167 Miss Albanese acknowledges the applause of the audience after her thrilling performance. Monsignor Leonard and Sister Vincent Therese thank Licia Albanese, lyric soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, whose appear- ance was one of the featured events of the Golden Jubilee celebra- tion, jgg Marybeth McGlinchey and Marybeth O ' Neill of Ihc Religion Committee greet Monsignor D ' Arcy, this year ' s guest speaker at the Aquinas Lecture. 169 Mr. Stanley Nevins.iPhilosophy Department ; ' Mr. Robert Tushinski, Biology Department Mr. David Mullaney, History Department 170 A spot of tea before a faculty meeting . Sr. Joseph Damien. History Department Mr, Charles Maloney, Chemistry Department 171 . ' ' Faculty and Graduates Sister Alice Francis Associate Professor of Child Study M.A., Columbia University Miss Elizabeth Balfour Lecturer in Child Study M.A., Columbia University Sister Anne Lorraine Graduate Assistant in Child Study B.S., Brentwood College Division of Mrs. Carol Drum Lecturer in Child Study B.A., St. Joseph ' s College for Women Dr. Eleanor M. Harrington Lecturer in Child Study Ph.D.. Fordham University 174 r Sisler Mary Ix-nnic Associate Professor of Child Study M.A., Columbia University Mrs. Elizabeth C. McGlinchey Lecturer in Child Study M.A., Columbia University Child Study Miss Regina F. McCourt Graduate Assistant in Child Study B.A., St. Joseph ' s College for Women Sister Miriam Honora Assistant Professor of Child Study M.A., Catholic University of America Sister Mariiarcl 1 ouise Professor of Child Study Ph.D., Catholic University of America 175 Jane Therese Boden B.A., Child Study. History Glee Club Janet A. Borello B.A., Child Study, Sociology Child Study Club Social Service Club Child Study Graduates Carolyn Casner B.A., Child Study, Social Science Glee Club Rosemary Cannella B.A., Child Study, General Science Open House Club Child Study Club 176 w Virginia L. CiofR B.A., Child Study, Sociology Modern Dance Club Child Study Club Vivian Marie Ciolli B.A., Child Study, Sociology Modern Dance Club Philosophy Club n Jean Marie Coleman B.A., Child Study, Biology Child Study Club Basketball Club Mary C. Connolly B.A., Child Study, English Open House Club Child Study Club 177 4 % Margaret Ann Currie B.A., Child Study. Biology Cheerleaders Child Study Club Mary Elizabeth Devlin B.A.. Child Study, Mathematics FOOTPRINTS 66 Math Club Francine DeCario B.A.. Child Study, Sociology Child Study Club Badminton Club Delia deZorzi B.A., Child Study, Sociology International Relations Club Bowling Club Carmela DiDonato B.A., Child Study, Biology Open House Club Art Club 178 CHILD STUDY GRADUATES Continued Ann Elizabeth Driver B.A., Child Study, French Child Study Club Instrumental Group Patricia Anne Dorico B.A., Child Study, English Child Study Club Open House Club Ann Marie Ferguson B.A„ Child Study, English Child Study Club Chairman of Senior Ball Dorothy I.ynn DuBritz B.A., Child Study, Mathematics Child Study C lub Bowling Club 179 Joan Bernadette Fitzsimmons B.A., Child Study, Chemistry President of Chapel Players Child Study Club Grace Joan Flaherty B.A.. Child Study, Sociology Child Study Club Co-chairman of Religion Committee Winifred Marie Ganley B.A., Child Study, English Vice-President of Glee Club Religion Committee Joan Veronica Gaudin B.A,. Child Study. Mathematics Varsity President of Child Slvidy Club Mary Giarratano B.A., Child Study. Sociology FOOTPRINTS ' 63 Philosophy Club 180 CHILD STUDY GRADUATES Continued y y Catherine Harper B.A., Child Study, English Glee Club Modern Dance Club Mary-Lou Henry B.A., Child Study. Sociology Open House Club Glee Club Maria Gonzales B.A., Child Study Counterpoint Chapel Players Geraldine Ella Keller B.A., Child Study. History Chapel Players Bowling Club Mary Lou Herndon B.A.. Child Study. Psychology Child Study Club Open House Club Ellen Hynes B.A.. Child Study, Psychology Sacristans Open House Club 181 Christine Marian Litter B.A.. Child Study. Mathematics Basketball Club Sacristans Elizabeth Lee B.A.. Child Study, Mathematics Art Club Badminton Club Rosann Marino B.A., Child Study, Sociology Bowling Club Topaz Barbara MacDonald B.A., Child Study, Sociology President of Philosophy Club FOOTPRINTS -64 182 CHILD STUDY GRADUATES Continued IV Anne Mulryan B.A., Child Study, Speech Open House Club Child Study Club Diane M. Murphy B.A., Child Study, General Science Co-President of Modern Dance Club Exam Committee Anne O ' Malley B.A„ Child Study, History Social Service Club Open House Club Kathleen Anne Page B.A., Child Study, English Treasurer of U.A. N.S.A. Campus Board Vincenza Ann Muselli B.A., Child Study, History Vice-President of U.A. Chapel Players Laura Patella B.A., Child Study, Speech Badminton Club Chapel Players Ann P. Pavelka B.A., Child Study, Biology Science Cluh Badminton Club Elizabeth Mary Redmond B.A., Child Study, English Varsity Vice-President of Child Study Club Mary Francesca Pickel B.A., Child Study, English Glee Club Philosophy Club Patricia Ann Pellegrino B.A., Child Study, Sociology Chapel Players Child Study Club 184 CHILD STUDY GRADUATES Continued Mary Louise Reilly B.A., Child Study. English Child Study Club Bowling Club Nora Richetti B.A., Child Study, Spanish Spanish Club I.ois Romagnano B.A., Child Study f Elizabeth Rypkema B.A., Child Study, French Child Study Club Glee Club Not pliDlDgroplu ' cl: Clementina Palmieri B.A., Child Study, Sociology Julia Rose Skinner B.A., Child Study. Psychology N.S.A. Campus Board Glee Club 185 Donna Stever B.A., Child Study. Spanish Bowling Club Barbara Tortora B.A., Child Study, English Child Study Club Deidre M. Twomey B.A., Child Study, Psychology FOOTPRINTS ' 63 Bowling Club Donna Toth B.A., Child Study, Sociology National Students ' Association General Assembly Committee 186 CHILD STUDY GRADUATES Continued «P ' h Jacqueline Regina Walsh B.A., Child Study, History President of Social Service Club Modern Dance Club Joan Marie Viscardi B.A.. Child Study, Psychology Open House Club FOOTPRINTS ' 63 Beatrice Rose Vella B.A., Child Study, Sociology Child Study Club Glee Club Rosemarie Zecca B.A., Child Study, French Child Study Club Janet Zimmer B.A., Child Study. Sociology Glee Club Child Study Club ' 187 Miss Patricia S. Coll Lecturer in English M.A.. Fordham University Miss Josephine Belloso Instructor of Art M.A., City College of New York Sister Ann Edmund Associate Professor of Classical Languages VI. A., Columbia University Sister Mary Florence Associate Professor of English Ph.D., Columbia University Rev. Gennaro D ' Ecclesiis Professor of Music Ph.D., New York University 188 Sister Grace Maria Assistant Professor of English Ph.D., St. John ' s University Miss Josephine N. Maliia Associate Professor of French Diplomee. Sorbonne, Paris Division of Language, Fine Arts and Literature Sister Joseph Immaculate Professor of English Ph.D.. Yale University Sister Maria Ines Instructor of Spanish M.A., St. John ' s University Miss Dorothy A. King Assistant Professor of English M.A., Fordham University on leave of absence 189 Miss Ellen M. Mclnnis Graduate Assistant in Speech B.A.. St. Joseph ' s College for Women Mrs. Helen Morris Lecturer in Speech B.A.. St. Joseph ' s College Mr. Robert Radus Instructor of French Diplomee, Sorbonne, Paris Miss Ellen J. Neff Instructor of English M.A., St. Louis University Mrs. Esther Raffalli Professor of Spanish Diplomee, Sorbonne, Paris 190 LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND FINE ARTS FACULTY Continued Sister St. Malachy Instructor of Classical Languages M.A,, St. John ' s University Dr. Daniel Serra-Badue Lecturer in Spanish J.D., Universities of Barcelona and Havana Miss Mary Shea Professor of Speech M.A., New York University Sister Teresa Marie Associate Professor of English M.A.. Columbia University Mrs. Mireille Tinawy Lecturer in French B.A., Bac. Lettres, University of Paris 191 fif% «u I Language anc V Patricia Ann Archiopoli B.A., English, History Religion Committee Bowling Club - . Mary Patricia Berliner B.A.. English. Psychology NFCCS Theology Club Sandra Bonilla B.A., Spanish. French Political Affairs Club Publicity Committee Katherine Ann Bourdonnay B.A., English, History Chapel Players Sacristans 192 .iterature Graduates Ann Breslin B.A., English, History Modern Dance Patricia Buckley B.A., Speech. Psychology Varsity Chapel Players Barbara Kathryn Caden B.A.. English, History FOOTPRINTS 66 Literary Society 193 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE GRADUATES Continued Donna Maria Cartelli B.A., English, Sociology Open House Club V Janet Elizabeth Cornelia B.A., French, Spanish French Club Chapel Players Judith Collins B.A., Spanish, French Bowling Club Spanish Club 194 Marianne Kathleen Duffy B.A.. English, French Chapel Players Basketball Club Elizabeth Ann Evans B.A., English, Psychology Literary Society Instrumental Group Patricia Elizabeth lannelli B.A.. Spanish, French Open House Club Spanish Club Monica Flynn B.A., Spanish, French President of Spanish Club Chairman of Interclub Sarajane Marie Jeppson B.A.. English. Spanish Class President Counterpoint Editor 195 Jane Leder B.A., English. French Counterpoint French Club Nina Lagana B.A., English, History Exam Committee Literary Society Helen Morrissey B.A.. English. Sociology Topaz Relieion Committee Barbara Ott B.A.. French. English Modem Dance Cluh President of French Club Vivian Messina B.. .. French. Spanish Glee Club French Club LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE GRADUATES Continued Barbara Ann Paglia B.A., English, Psychology Chapel Players FOOTPRINTS 63 Jo-Ann Patelunas B.A., English, History FOOTPRINTS ' 66 Literary Society Virginia Redington B.A.. English, Speech Chapel Players Modern Dance Ann Therese Rochford B.A., English, Speech Chapel Players Literary Society 197 Josephine Marion Santarpia B.A., French. Spanish Badminton Club French Club Diane Maria Shaw B.A., English, Sociology Parliamentarian of U.A. NSA Campus Coordinator Katherine A. Siichay B.A.. English, Psychology Political Affairs Club Social Service Club Mary Patricia Short B.A., English, French Modern Dance Club Bowling Club Not photographed: Suzanne Rogers B.A., English 198 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE GRADUATES Continued - ' r Kathleen Tierney B.A.. English. Child Study Claiidette Anne Townsend B.A.. English, Social Science Debate Club Mary Kathleen Wittels B.A., French, Spanish Badminton Club Carol Ann Wright B.A.. English, Speech Chapel Players Literary Society ( Not photographed Elizabeth Soden B,A., English, Biology 199 Sister Mary Aniata Instructor of Mathematics M.A., St. John ' s University Sister Marie Clotilde Professor of Chemistry M.A.. Columbia University V Division Science and Sister Mary Beatrice Professor of Biology Ph.D., New York University Miss Carol J. Hayes Instructor of Biology M.A., Adelphi University Sister Mary Corde Associate Professor of Physics M.S., New York University 200 of Mathematics - ' Dr. Margarete W. Hopkins Associate Professor of Mathematics Ph.D., University of Wisconsin Sister Mary Joel Assistant Professor of Mathematics M.S., St. John ' s University Mr. Charles W. Maloney Instructor of Chemistry M.S., University of Notre Dame Sister Rose Catherine Instructor of Biology M.S., St. John ' s University Sister St. Francis Associate Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., Fordham University 201 Mr. Robert J. Tushinski Lecturer in Biology M.S., Long Island University Science and Mathematics Graduates Mary Elizabeth Brolly B.A., Mathematics, Chemistry-Physics Math Club Faculty-Graduate Editor of FOOTPRINTS ' 66 Mary Joan Contrino B.A., Mathematics, Physics President of Choir Vice-President of Philosophy Club Therese Esposito B.A., Mathematics Religion Committee Varsity 202 Ann Marie Kenny B.A.. Mathematics. Chemistry-Physics President of Math Club Chapel Players Patrice Lombardo B.A., Biology. General Science Science Club Chapel Players ' I Margaret Teresa McHugh B.A.. Biology. Chemistry Choir Science Club • ' Evelyn Mary Martin B.A.. Biology. Chemistry President of Science Club Editor of FOOTPRINTS ' 66 203 SCIENCE AND MATH GRADUATES Continued tr-a . Ann Marie Nardi B.A., Biology, Chemistry, English Science Club Counterpoint Joan Miley B.A., Mathematics, Chemistry Co-Captain of Cheerleaders Chapel Players Geraldine Richardson B.A., Mathematics, General Science Chapel Players Joanne Marie Prete B.A., Biology, General Science Science Club Chapel Players 204 r I m Mary Thompson B.A., Mathematics, English Varsity Editor of New Faces ' 68 Carole Tracey B.A., Mathematics, Chemistry-Physics Chairman of Publicity Committee Philosophy Club Mary Ann Tschupp B.A., Biology, Physical Science Science Club Open House Jane Marija Zakevicius B.A., Biology, General Science President of Glee Club Sigma Iota Chi Abbie Anne Zisk B.A., Biology, Chemistry Science Club Glee Club 205 Mr. John A. Arnez Assistant Professor of Economics M.A.. Yale University Mr. .Arthur J. Hughes Lecturer in History M.A,. Niagara University Sister George Aquin Director of Summer Session Associate Professor of Sociology- Anthropology Ph.D.. New York University Division History and Sister Joan de Lourdes Dean of Students Professor of History Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania on Iea e of abserwt ' Sister Joseph Damien Director of Public Relations Associate Professor of History Ph.D., Columbia University 206 Mr. Charles B. Keeley Lecturer in Sociology Ph.L., M.A., Fordham University of Social Studies Sister Myra Paul Instructor of History M.A., St. John ' s University Mr. David J. Mullaney Instructor of History M.A., Niagara University Mr. Michael F. Zaremski Lecturer in Political Science M.A.. Fordham University (X h ' Sister Teresa Avila Dean of Students Associate Professor of History Ph.D., Columbia University 207 Joan Margaret Connolly B.A., History. Social Science International Relations Club Senior Class Secretary Joanne Danaher B.A., History. Social Science President of Debate Club Junior Class Vice-President t Valerie Elizabeth Broughton B.A.. History. Social Science Chapel Players Eileen Joan Ferrell B.A., History, Social Science Instrumental Group International Relations Club Carol Ann Hanicl B.A.. History. Social Science International Relations Club Basketball Club F jl « ma ' w ., 1 History and Social Studies Graduates Barbara Anne HaiUsch B.A., History, Social Science Debate Club f , Mary Patricia Hunter B.A., History. Social Science Glee Club International Relations Club y ? - Clare Virginia Kelly B.A., History, Sociology Open House Club Catherine Ann Le Donni B.A., History, Social Science Glee Club International Relations Club y Not photographed: Elise Mary Clyne B.A., History, Social Science Margaret Mary Cody B.A., History, Social Science HISTORY an: Janet Lista B.A.. Social Science. Child Study Chapel Players Social Service Club Margaly T.deJ. Lopez B.A., History, Social Science President of the Instrumental Group Vice-President of International Relations Club Helen Lynch B.A., Economics, Mathematics Debate Club Extracurricular Committee Nut photographed: Patricia Klammer B.A., History, Chemistry 210 Kathleen Anne Mauceri B.A., Social Science, Psychology Basketball Club Bowling Club ;OCIAL STUDIES GRADUATES Continued Barbara Mazzone B.A., History, Social Science Nancy Pamela McCormack B.A.. History, Social Science President of U.A. Glee Club Mary McNiff B.A., History. Social Science International Relations Club I Judith McKeon B.A„ Social Science, History Student Council Chairman of the Extracurricular Committee Ni)i plioloviiipliecl: Jane Murphy B.A., History. Social Science 211 HISTORY AND Carolyn O ' Connell B.A.. Social Science. General Science Basketball Club Bowling Club Mary O ' Connell B.A., History. Social Science Vice-President of Political Affairs Club N.F.C.C.S. Alternate Delegate Catherine Parks B.A.. History, Social Science Treasurer of International Relations Club Intramurals Lorraine Ellen Penfold B.. .. History, Differential Enrichment Senior Class Councilor News Editor of Counterpoint SOCIAL STUDIES GRADUATES Continued Jean Marie Stephens B.A.. History, Social Science Student Council N.F.C.C.S. Senior Delegate Oleta Tilton B.A., History, Social Science Chairman of Attendance Committee Political Affairs Club - ,. Marisa S.C. Ting B.A., Social Science, Psychology National Federation of Catholic College Students Internationa] Relations Club Agnes Walsh B.A., History. Social Science President of International Relations Club 213 Division of Rev. Michael J. Cantley Associate Professor of Theology S.T.D., Catholic University of America Rev. James J. D ' Amato Lecturer in Psychology M.S., St. John ' s University Sister Mary Dulcissima Lecturer in Philosophy M.A.. Fordham University Mr. C. Edward Emmer Lecturer in Philosophy M.A., Duquesne University Rev. Richard Ferris Lecturer in Theology S.T.L., Gregorian Institute Rev. John C. Hession Associate Professor of Philosophy M.A.. Columbia University 214 Theology, Philosophy and Psychology Mr. Vincent J. Hobbins Lecturer in Psychology M.S., Fordham University Rt. Rev. Raymond S. Leonard Professor of Theology Ph.D., St. John ' s University Rev. Thomas M. McFadden Lecturer in Theology S.T.D., Catholic University of America Dr. Raymond C. Strassburger Professor of Psychology Ph.D., Columbia University Mr. Stanley A. Nevins Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ph.D. Candidate, Fordham University 215 PSYCOLOGY GRADUATES Kathleen Mary Conlon B.A.. Psychology. Chemistry Science Club Business Manager of FOOTPRINTS ' 66 Catherine Dorothy Raffaele B.A.. Psychology. Speech Political Affairs Club International Relations Club FACULTY Continued Miss Mary Darroch Admissions Counselor M.A„ St. John ' s University •trn? Sister Charles Marita Assistant Librarian M.S. in L.S.. Catholic University of America Sister Saint Angela Assistant Librarian M.L.S., Columbia University Sister Saint Maurice Assistant Librarian B.L.S., St. John ' s University Mrs. Elizabeth Gilbert Assistant Professor of Dance B.A., Barnard College. Bennington School of the Dance Miss Beth S. SchefTlin Instructor of Physical Education B.S., New York University Miss Margaret Ward Assistant Professor of Physical Education M.A., Columbia University 217 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities Monica Flynn Sarajane Marie Jeppson Ann Marie Kenny Magaly Teresa de Jesus Lopez Nancy Pamela McCormack Mary Elizabeth McNiff Jane Ann Murphy Vincenza Ann Muselli Lorraine Ann Penfold Diane Marie Shaw Donna Irene Toth 218 CLASS OF 1966 Archiopoli. Patricia 473 Rogers Avenue, BU 2-7154 Berliner, Mary 600 East 21st Street, 26, BU 7-7974 Bonilla, Sandra 360 Madison St.. New York 10002 OR 3-0027 Boden, Jane 107 Seeley Street, 18, TR 1-4078 Borello, Janet 138-20 Hoover Avenue, HI 1-4463 Bourdonnay. Katherine 420 Clinton Avenue, 38, ST 9-3437 Breslin, Ann 250 Beach 1 18th St.. Rockaway 94 GR4-6150 Brolly, Mary 610 61st Street, 20, GE 9-4778 Broughton, Valerie 207 Lake Street, 23, HI 9-5550 Buckley, Patricia 888 East 37th Street, 10, GE 4-3990 Caden, Barbara 364 87th Street, Brooklyn 9, SH 8-7265 Cannella, Rosemary 170 Windsor Place, 15, ST 8-8165 Cartelli, Donna 1855 East 37th Street. 34. DE 9-3136 Casner, Carolyn 570 Senator Street, 20, SH 5-2389 Cioffi, Virginia 537 Clinton Street, 31, UL 5-5137 CioUi, Vivian 8904 34th Ave., Jksn. Hts., 72, NE 9-2271 Clyne, Elise 145-03 18th Ave.. Whitestone 57 IN 1-3968 Cody, Margaret 104 10 210th St., Queens Vil., 29, HO 5-6058 Coleman, Jean 414 East 31st Street, 26, BU 7-0882 Collins, Judith 540 East 40th Street, 3, IN 2-8104 Conlon, Kathleen 37 South Ave.. Smithtown, L.I. (516) AN 5-2826 Connolly, Joan 161 98th Street, 9. SH 8-9199 Connolly, Mary 32-43 Steinway St., L.I.C., 3, AS 8-0082 Contrino. Mary Joan 131 Avenue A. New York, OR 7-7175 Cornelia, Janet 1858 Kimball Street, 34, DE 9-9163 Currie, Margaret 1872 East 29th Street, 29, ES 6-5228 Danaher, Joanne 280 Kansas St., Lind., New York, TW 8-9360 De Cario, Francine 32-35 43rd Street, Astoria 3, AS 8-3081 Devlin , Mary 4005 Quentin Rd., 34, DE 8-8775 deZorzi. Delia 1918 51st Street, 4, CL 2-3564 DiDonato. Carmela 4202 Clarendon Road, 3, NA 9-2252 Dorico, Patricia 2466 East 21st Street, 35, NI 8-1634 Driver, Ann 259 Van Brunt Street, 31, J A 2-4550 DuBritz. Dorothy 1 Fairview Place, 26, BU 7-7763 Duffy, Marianne 485 Marlborough Road, 26, IN 9-5140 Esposito, Theresa 1905 East 52nd Street, 34, ES 7-3566 Evans, Elizabeth 215 Clarkson Avenue, 26, IN 2-2692 Faulkner. Marie 145-05 34th Avenue, Queens 54, LE 9-2320 Ferguson, Ann 438 Beach 126th St., Queens 94, NE 4-4769 Ferrell. Eileen 468 Bergen Street, 17, NE 8-1221 Fitzsimmons, Joan 861 51st Street, 20, OL 4-2351 Flaherty, Grace 3922 Avenue I, 10, CL 2-0407 Flynn, Monica 35-20 Leverich St., Jksn. Hts., 72, 426-0465 Ganley, Winifred 563 East 34th Street, 3. UL 6-4978 Gaudin, Joan 1342 East 37th Street, 10, DE 8-3992 Giarratano, Mary 21-27 33rd Street, Astoria 5, AS 4-7921 Gonzales, Maria 8801 Shore Road, 9, Hamel, Carol 9241 190th Street, Hollis 23, SP 6-9231 Harper, Catherine 83-19 141st St.. Kew Gardens 35. VI 6-6712 Hautsch, Barbara 952 East 18th Street, 30, DE 8-9271 Henry, Mary Lou 8838 74th Place, Woodhaven 21, MI 2-5879 Herndon, Marylou 220 Highland Boulevard, 7, MI 7-0107 Hunter. Mary 115 Sherman Street, 18. SO 8-7955 Hynes, Ellen 397 1st Street, 15, HY 9-9410 lannelli, Patricia 126 Graham Avenue, 6, EV 4-5161 Jeppson, Sarajane 189 East 32nd Street, 26, UL 6-2094 Keller, Geraldine 70 Prospect Park Southwest, 15, HY 0-7896 Kelly, Clare 1064 East 38th Street, 10, ES 7-6789 Kenny, Ann 170 72nd Street, 9, SH 5-5743 Klammer. Patricia 1480 No. Meadow Rd., No. Merrick, L.L, 481-9811 Lagana, Nina 536 I6th Street, 15, ST 8-4538 Leder. Jane 3117 Avenue M, 10, ES 7-2626 LeDonni. Catherine 1020 East 12th Street, 30, CL 2-4274 Lee, Elizabeth 3112 Farragut Road, 10, GE 4-8625 Lista, Janet 1410 73rd Street, 28, BE 2-5997 Litter, Christine 4624 Clarendon Road. 3. NA 9-1589 Lombardo. Patricia 963 75th Street, 28, DE 1-6511 Lopez. Magaly 147 Lenox Road. 26, UL 6-1919 Lynch. Helen 596 7th Street, ST 8-1754 MacDonald, Barbara 1950 Ocean Avenue, 30, ES 5-8997 Marino, Rosann 35-10 21st Avenue, Astoria, AS 8-8819 Martin, Evelyn M. 1513 East 66th Street, Bklyn. 34, HI 4-4725 Mauceri, Kathleen 4309 Clarendon Road. 3, NA 9-9656 Mazzone, Barbara 92 Dean Street, 1, MA 4-2151 McCormack, Nancy 1316 Glenwood Road. 30. GE 4-6492 McHugh. Margaret 4120 29th St.. Long Island City 1, RA 9-7312 McKeon, Judith 8803 208th St.. Queens Village 27. HO 5-3963 McNiff, Mary 265 12th Street, 15, ST 8-5764 Messina, Vivian 147-46 23rd Ave., Whitestone 57, FI 3-0292 Miley, Joan 255 Martense Street, 26, IN 9-1706 Morrisey, Helen 2819 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria 5. AS 8-2149 Mulryan, Anne 41-32 94th Street, Elmhurst 73, IL 8-4753 Murphy, Dianne 301 13th Street, 15, ST 8-2921 Murphy, Jane 6702 Ridge Boulevard, 10, SH 5-2131 Muselli, Vencenza 1430 77th Street, 28, CL 9-1655 Nardi, Anne Marie 82-22 60th Road, Elmhurst 73, HA 4-3308 O ' Connell. Carolyn 35-07 32nd St., Astoria, L.L, LH 5-6632 O ' Connell, Mary 192 Bch. 1 19th St., Rock. Park 94, GR 4-6883 219 O ' Malley, Ann 428 Stratford Road. 18, BU 7-0898 Ott. Barbara 321 Aster Road, West Islip, MO 1-5772 Page, Kathleen 252 74th Street, 9, SH 8-7483 Paelia, Barbara 2068 East 14th Street, 29, DE 9-2308 Palmieri, Clementina 28 Tompkins Place, 31, UL 2-1982 Parks, Catherine 296 15th Street, 15, Patella, Laura 1021 East 3rd Street, 30, DE 8-1221 Patelunas, Jo-Ann 50-31 Newton Road, Woodside 77, 721-9058 Pavelka, Ann 2224 Boiler Avenue, Bronx 69, OL 5-0965 Pelleerino, Patricia 2370 85th Street, 14, ES 3-6050 Penfold, Lorraine 560 Baltic Street, 17, UL 2-1263 Pickel, Mary 2127 Centre Avenue, Bellmore, SU 1-2133 Prete, Joanne 1437 72nd Street, 28, CL 6-6987 Raffaele, Catherine 367 East 23rd Street, 26, 462-0127 Redington, Virginia 122 98th Street, 9, SH 5-6949 Redmond, Elizabeth 3912 Farragut Road, 10, UL 9-3728 Reilly, Mary 181 Crown Street, 25. HY 3-6341 Richardson, Geraldine 115 Bethel Road, Albertson, L.I., PI 7-1863 Richetti, Nora 570 West 156th St., New York 32, FO 8-3095 Rochford, Ann 6 Raleigh Place, Bklyn. 26, BU 7-0180 Rogers, Suzanne 104-16 207th St., Queens Vil. 29, HO 5-5879 Romagnano, Lois 2310 Ocean Parkway, 23, ES 5-3457 Rypkema, Elizabeth 95-68 1 14th Street. Richmond Hill 19, VI 9-7585 Santarpia, Josephine 80 Garfield Place, 15, HY 9-2893 Sclafaine, Vera 28-29 West 20th Street, 24, CO 6-1261 Shaw, Diane 875 43rd Street, 32, UL 3-9600 Short, Mary 25-62 46th Street, Astoria 3, YE 2-9391 Skinner, Julia 89-32 87th Street, Woodhaven 21, 441-3975 Soden, Elizabeth 504 4th Street, 15, SO 8-4817 Stephens, Jean 124-09 107th Ave.. Rich. Hill 19, VI 3-0090 Stever, Donna 400 West 17th St., New York 11, AL 5-0674 Suchay, Katherine 2361 28th Street, Astoria, 932-0837 Thompson, Mary 3301 Farragut R oad, 10, UL 9-2591 Tiemey, Katherine 720 59th Street, 20, GE 9-6940 Tilton, Oleta 151-40 136 Ave., Jamaica 34, LA 5-0331 Ting, Marisa 87 Sherman Street, Bklyn 11218, ST 8-5410 Tortora, Barbara 7114 Ridge Boulevard, 9, TE 6-0294 Toth, Donna 71-28 67th Street, Glendale 27, VA 1-1202 Townsend, Claudette 176-06 Brinkerhoff Ave., Jamaica, AX 7-9510 Tracey, Carole 58-32 82nd Street, Elmhurst 73, HA 6-6353 Tschupp, Mary 117-13 Sutter Ave., Ozone Park 20, VI 8-3502 Twomey, Deidre 250 89th Street, TE 6-3291 Vella, Beatrice 32-20 88th St., Jackson Hgts. 69, TW 8-6449 Viscardi, Joan 2036 East 9th Street, 23, ES 5-4778 Walsh, Agnes 104-09 216th St., Queens Vil. 29, HO 5-2750 Walsh, Jacqueline 68-13 64th Place, Glendale 27, GL 6-6625 Wittels, Mary 415 East I6th Street, 26, IN 2-9160 Wright, Carol Ann 189 32nd Street, 32, HY 9-4427 Zakevicius, Jane 86-24 110th St., Richmond Hill 18, HI 1-5597 Zecca, Rosemarie 313 Leonard Street, 11, EV 4-5771 Zimmer, Janet 32-23 44th St., Long Island City 3, RA 1-5904 Zisk, Abbie 547 Ovington Avenue, 9, BE 8-1836 CLASS OF 1967 Allen, Marilyn 36 Arden Street, New York 40, LO 7-3817 AIMson, Ann 940 East 27th Street, 10, CL 2-7096 Annucci, Mary Anne 7310 10th Avenue, 28, DE 1-6408 Barbera, Jean 140 East 97lh Street, New York, 29 FI 8- 7574 Barbieri, Barbera 591 20th Street. 18, TR 1-4323 Basileo, JoAnn 146 Conselyea Street, 11, ST 2-5249 Basso, Florence 238 Bay 1 1th Street, 28, 232-3025 Belvedre, Louise 1013 78th Street, 28, DE 1-1964 Benedetti, Marie 41-24 76th Street, Elmhurst 73, DE 5-3666 Berry, Kathryn 826 East 16th Street, 30, GE 4-3119 Be rtolotti, Georgene 15 Oliver Street, 9, TE 6-0631 Boyle, Agnes 1062 New York Avenue, 29, BU 4-4808 Bradlev. Mary Gail 1570 Kimball Street, 34, CL 8-0832 Bruno, Louise 89-20 90th Street, Woodhaven 21, VI 9-9878 Buccellato, Connie 1430 East 15th Street, ES 5-5414 Campbell, Judith 188 Lott Street, 26, BU 7-4867 Cardi, Mary 254 nth Street, 15, SO 8-3791 Carey, Mary 525 58th Street, HY 2-8373 Cassidy, Kathleen 86-18 130th Street. Richmond Hill, 18, VI 6-445 1 Cesternino, India 84-27 86 Road, Woodhaven, 21, VI 6-7360 Cilea, Pasqua 2538 East 12 Street, 35, TW 1-2346 Conlin, Judith 3782 Arthur Avenue. West Seaford, SU 5-0765 Courtney, Margaret 105 Carlton Avenue, 5, MA 4-6286 Cooney, Mary Jane 601 79th Street, 9, TE 6-8143 Crowley, Rosemary 1526 East 12th Street, 30, NI 5-3802 Cyzewski, Marion 510 East 6th Street, 9, OR 7-4346 Daly, Susan 91-26 Gold Rd., Ozone Park, 17, VI 5-7049 DeCola, Roseann 2541 East 64th Street, 34, CL 1-3526 Degen, Kathleen 21-01 30th Avenue, LLC, YE 2-9889 Degenhardt, Eileen 47-20 40th Street, Sunnyside, 4, EX 2-7554 DeGennaro, Caroline 45 Crystal Street, 8, MI 7-3039 Del Gaizo, Mary 1603 East 56th Street, 34, CL 2-6384 Dennedy, Eileen 925 52nd Street, 19, GE 6-6206 Drobnicki, Laura 1375 Schenectady Avenue, 3, NA 9-1088 Dubiel, Mary Ellen 60-28 77th Street, Elmhurst, 11373, NR 2-7142 220 Dyas, Patricia 724 East 9th Street, 30. GE 4-1052 Esposito, Frances 7081 Street, 9, SH 8-6281 Farinacci, Frances 342 61st Street, 20, HY 2-5580 Farrell, Jane 544 3rd Street. 15, SO 8-4827 Fields, Diane 23 Hemlock Street, 8, MI 7-0274 Fitzpatrick, Geraldine 23-42 125th Street, College Point, 56, FL 3-5048 Flaim, Jean 1411 17th Street, 15, HY 9-0156 Fleming, Maureen 35-17 87th Street, Jackson Heights, 72, NE 9-4623 Flynn. Beatrice 217 Prospect Place, 38, NE 8-5286 Flynn, Margaret 544 82nd Street, 9, SH 8-6619 Francine, Sister Mary, C.I.J. 439 Henry St.. Bklyn. MA 5-5427 Francis, Arlene 891 Pacific Street, 38, ST 3-7379 Gallagher, Mary Ellen 781 Ocean Avenue, 26, BU 4-1686 Gangi. Donna 1548 83rd Street, 28, CL 6-4387 Giordano, Elizabeth 1324 80th Street, 28, CI 9-2059 Gordon, Margaret 330 Lincoln Place, 38, ST 3-2093  Goscicki, Rita 101-A India Street, 22, EV 9-6441 Grillo. Josephine 332 Hart Street. 6. 453-7937 Gubiotti, Rosalinda 10436 128th Street, Richmond Hill, 19, VI 3-5164 Hanley, Helen 481 East 34th Street, 3, BU 7-1914 Itri, Margaret 2501 East 23rd Street, 35, SH 3-3219 Izzo, Angela 2054 East 60th Street, 34, RN 3-8722 Kearney, Helen 177 Bch. 131 St.. Belle Harbor, 94, NE 4-6381 Kelly, Mary 40 Porterfield Place, Freeport, (516) TN 8-1861 Kenealy, Anne 133 Battery Avenue, 28, SH 5-2056 Kiesel, Ellen 301 Grant Avenue. 8, AP 7-7737 Killerlane. Rose 270 Dahlgreen Place, Bklyn,, 28, TE 6-0449 Koppinger, Kathleen 51-21 Hillyer St., Elmhurst, 73, TW 8-7662 Krams, Carolyn 580 82nd Street, 9, TE 6-3444 Kubik, Alice 88-43 80 Street, Woodhaven, 21, VI 6-3619 Kustowska, Helen 201 Huron Street, 22, EV 3-4874 Lavelle, Margaret 51-40 30th Avenue, Woodside, 77, RA 6-5097 Lee, Marie 177 Sands Street, 1, UL 2-0366 Lehane, Nancy 838 President Street, 15, NE 8-7561 Lewandowski. Joanne 163 Greenpoint Avenue, 22, EV 3-0499 Loughlin, Kathleen 88-25 89th Street. Woodhaven, 21, VI 9-3386 Lowney, Eileen 151-14 33rd Avenue, Flushing, 54, FL 8-0905 Lozito, Antoinette 16246 95lh Street, Howard Beach, 14, VI 3-3179 Lynch, Maureen 212 Wyckoff Street, 17, MA 5-2622 Mader, Joyce 5139 6th Avenue, 854-9125 Maine, Jean 19 Salem Road. New York City, N.Y. 914-NE 4-7438 Majetich, Anita 58-24 Catalpa Avenue, 27, HY 7-5896 Malara, Mary Anna 158 Hall Street, 5, MA 2-1695 Mannings, Irma 100 West 138th Street, New York, 30, AD 4-4447 Manti, Mary 218 Conover Street, 31, TR 5-0947 Marchetta. Joyce 2157 74th Street, 4, TE 7-2522 Martiney, Diana 1623 East 37th Street, 34, ES 6-8395 Martuscelo, Barbara 91-30 87th Street, Woodhaven 21, VI 9-5984 McBrearty, Anne 80 Bay Ridge Parkway, 9, BE 8-1618 McCaffery, Kathleen 61-23 Broadway, Woodside 77, NE 9-7098 McCahiU, Mary 511 Lincoln Place, 38, No Phone McCarten, Kathleen 500 Audubon Avenue, N.Y., 40, WA 7-1119 McCarthy, Regina 2068 East 37th Street, DE 9-1560 McEnroe, Monica 8615 Fort Hamilton Parkway, 9, SH 5-6793 McGarry, Maureen 121 East 32nd Street, 26, IN 9-5258 McGoey, Mary Jane 2161 Coney Island Avenue, 25, ES 6-4709 McGowan, Margaret 1 15 Reiss Avenue, Massapequa Park, L.I., PY 9-7379 McGrath, Rita 253-2 1st Street, 15, SO 8-8191 McKenna, Alice 431 Grant Avenue, 8, AP 7-4759 Meehan, Theresa 8914 88th Street, Woodhaven 21, VI 6-7464 Merz, Mary Ellen 1870 East 31st Street, 34, ES 5-8961 Migliaccio. Linda 1455 East 14 Street. NI 5-8160 Mirabile, Janice 624 West 182 St., N.Y., 33, WA 7-3330 Mirenda, Jean 624 West 182 Street, WA 7-3330 Miscione, Joanne 7109 17th Avenue, 4, CL 9-2763 Moran, Noreen 432 15th Street, SO 8-4730 Mulz. Maureen 900 97th Avenue, Ozone Park 16, VI 7-0421 Murtha, Elanor 1302 Sutter Avenue, 8, MI 7-2159 Nevadunsky, Judith 32 Knickerbocker Road, Demarest, N.J., 768-5685 Nicolasi, Charleen 1420 Parkchester Road, N.Y. 62, SY 2-3873 Noberini, Anne 450 82nd Street, 9, TE 6-2974 O ' Boyle, Mary Anne 59-29 Queens Blvd., Woodside 77, HI 6-4454 O ' Connell, Margaret 3957 64th Street, Woodside 77, NE 9-8687 O ' Connell. Patricia 130 Burtis Avenue, Rockville Centre, RO 6-6826 Olexson, Janet 1914 East 23rd Street, 29, ES 5-7335 Oliva, Claudia 3383 12th Avenue, 18, GE 6-1008 O ' Neill, Marybeth 97 Danforlh Avenue, Jersey City 5, DE 3-1885 O ' Neill, Mary 537 18th Street, 15, ST 8-6505 Orefice, Mary Jane 6813 16th Avenue, 4, CL 6-8256 O ' Shea. Margaret 438 Bleecker St., 37, GI 6-1455 Paladino, Paula 1190 East 91st Street, 36, CL 1-2203 Paiko, Marie 95 India Street, 22, EV 9-6056 Panarace, Jeanne 3710 Avenue S, 34, No Phone Patella, Theresa 1958 West 5th Street 23, ES 5-5051 Perrone. Theresa 1021 50th Street, 19, UL 3-0078 Peters, Susan 1817 East 37th Street. 34. NI 5-2737 Podgurski, Patricia 92-61 215 Place, Queens Village, 28 HO 5-8416 Porcella, Loisan 561 82nd Street, 9. TE 9-2768 Rafenski, Jean 30 Lincoln Road, Bethpage. WE 1-0401 Raikowski, Judith 30-31 49th Street, Astoria 3, RA 8-3354 Roche, Nancy 25-40 30th Road. Astoria, LH 5-8912 Rock, Jacqueline 587 Rutland Road, Bklyn., PR 4-5525 221 Ryan, Carol 1 12-15 1 1 1 Avenue, South Ozone Park 20, VI 3-9020 Santich, Anne 356 49th Street, 20, HY 2-9112 Schneller, Anne 182 Valcour Avenue, Uniondale, IV 6-6251 Seiz, Anne 1602 Avenue O, 30, DE 9-3645 Sgarlato, Grace 9461 Ridge Boulevard, 9, TE 0-1935 Shanley, Regina 256 91st Street. 9. BE 8-3395 Smith, Jacqueline 219 Elmwood Avenue. Roosevelt. 516-FR-8-8126 Smith, Joan 859 East 28th Street, 10. ES 7-2828 Smith, Lorraine 30-24 146th Street, Flushing 54, LE 0-0469 Stone, Veronica 891 East 39th Street, 10, GE 4-1603 Tagliaferri, Diane 471 Bay Ridge Avenue, 20, SH 5-0104 Thornton, Mary 45 Heron Road. Liningston, 201 WY 2-6094 Tighe, Kathleen 295 St. John ' s Place, 38, UL 7-9804 Vahey, Julia 414 East 35th Street, 23, UL 6-3636 Valletta, Mary 1169 85th Street. 28. BE 6-9184 Vaskis, Barbara 1441 Albany Avenue, 3, IN 9-2040 Verdonik, Arleen 120 First Place, 31, UL 5-3403 Wall, Barbara 102 Illinois Avenue. Long Beach. 516 GE 1-0986 Warten. Christine 152 Driggs Avenue. 22. EV 3-5927 Wenzinger. Judith 88 Adelphi Street, 5, UL 1-3905 Woodruff, Patricia 29-37 167th Street. Flushing 58, IN 3-0719 Zullo, Maria 6716 12th Avenue, 19, BE 2-7541 CLASS OF 1968 Alesi, Antoinette 142 Norwood Avenue, 8, MI 7-4076 Alleva, Mary 65 Duffield Street, I, UL 8-7304 Ambrose, Marybeth 9 Kensington Rd.. Garden City. 516 PI 1-8671 Andrejeski, Margaret 1760 West 13th Street, 23, CL 9-0840 Baczynski, Joyce 59-19 74th Street, Elmhurst 73, DE 5-0080 Bigini, Patricia 24-15 44th Rd.. Long Island City 1, ST 6-5512 Black, Kathleen 419 60th Street. 20. HY 2-6545 Bracco. Barbara 298 DeKalb Avenue, 5. MA 2-5944 Bracco Carol 298 DeKalb Avenue, 5, MA 2-5944 Bruno. Louise 89-20 90th Street, Woodhaven 21, VI 9-9878 Burke, Ann Marie 40-25 60th Street, Wookhaven 77. TW 8-5624 Burke. Susan 623 50th Street, 20, GE 5-4791 Cambridge, Theresa 41-23 Judge Street, Elmhurst Casazo ne, Joyce 3619 15th Avenue, 18. UL 3-0749 Casazone. Marjorie 3619 15th Avenue, 18. UL 3-0749 Cassidy, Mary Lou 2322 82nd Street, 14, ES 2-5618 Castronovo, Donna 142-26 58th Rd., Flushing, 55, HI 5-6759 Cicero, Calogera Erina 1321 Halsey Street, 27, EM 6-5274 Colgan. Catherine 72 7th Avenue, 17, ST 3-7287 De Felice, Elaine 1713 78th Street, 14, CL 6-2937 De Marco, Bernardine 87-35 80th Street, Woodhaven, 21 HI 1-6863 De Rogatis, Rosemarie 289 Bay 8th Street, 28, CL 9-5474 De Salvo, Annette 7835 79th Lane. Glendale. 27. EV 6-5250 Di Foico, Kathleen 104-41 39th Avenue, Corona, 68, IL 7-2499 Dolan, Anne Marie 136 East 31st Street, 26, BU 4-8520 Donohue, Patricia 28 Argyle Road, 18, BU 2-1 166 Doran, Bernadette 57 Hausman Street, 22, EV 3-0120 Downing, Margaret 459 East 26th Street, 26, IN 9-8771 Efferen, Patricia 5 Sherlock Place, 33, HY 8-8492 Farrell, Rose Ann 2111 Albemarle Terrace, 26, BU 2-4421 Fantozzi, Maryanne 903 East 15th Street, 30, CL 8-2931 Fennell, Jeanne 1556 Marine Parkway, 34, CL 8-5263 Ferrantella, Antoninette 1670 East 12th Street, 29, NI 5-6564 Ferrara, Martha 1863 59th Street, 4, CL 9-3293 Flood, Aenes 94-36 12lsl Street. Richmond Hill. 19. VI 9-7849 Fredricks, Patricia 41 1 B54th Street, Arverne, 92. GR 4-3064 Galas. Barbara 44 77th Street. 9, SH 8-0260 Gardella, Rosemarie 31-07 49th Street, Woodside, 77, RA 8-3307 Giuttari, Marie 707 5th Avenue, 15, HY 9-8368 Gould, Patricia 411 Shore Rd., Palermo, N.J., 609. 399-5960 Grant. Patricia 124-09 23rd Avenue. College Point. IH 3-4829 Graziano, Ann Marie 983 78th Street, 28, BE 6-5305 Gregg, Bernadette 714 47th Street. 20, GE 8-7211 Griffon, Mary 535 17lh Street, 15, ST 8-2728 Haney, Eileen 325 Clinton Avenue. 5. UL 7-9419 Harte. Ellen 519 17th Street. 15, SO 8-4154 Innace, Mary Ann 956 45th Street. 19. UL 4-1845 Jordan, Mary Alice 1415 East 27th Street. 10, CL 2-9508 Kaiser, Frances 1973 East 37th Street, 34, DE 6-2024 Kane, Kathleen 602 81st Street, 9, TE 3-6506 Kazmierczak, Antoinette 136 Engert Avenue, 22, ST 2-2343 Keck, Lois 1556 East I2th Street, 30, DE 9-1240 Kelly. Mary 701 West 179th Street. 33. SW 5-5781 Kilmartin, Valerie 8909 90th Street. Woodhaven. 21, VI 7-1662 Kubarmann, Laura 423 East 23rd Street, 26, BU 2-2015 Larkin, Mary 1570 East 14th Street. 30. NI 5-9804 Lindner, Blanche 35-28 99th Street, Corona, 68. TW 8-7481 Lindroth, Jo Ann 250-02 Hook Creek Boulevard, Rosdale, AR 6-8083 Lombard, Camille 14 Auburn Place, 5, UL 8-8661 Lynch, Dianne 59-31 Madison Street. Ridgewood Madden, Anne 274 St. John ' s Place, 38, ST 3-5843 Madden, Maureen 50-17 63rd Street. Woodside, 77, TW 9-4266 Martini. Anna 630 67th Street. 20. SH 8-1208 Matejka, Lois 551 Lionard Street, 22, EV 3-2316 222 Mavretick, Margaret 214-24 46th Road, Bayside. 61. 224-1781 McGlinchey, Mnribeth 38-12 219th Street, Bayside, BA 9-1245 Miranda, Marie 166 Scott Avenue, North Babylon. 516. 587-7315 Montalvo, Elba 134 Doscher Street. 8. MI 7-4753 Murray, Ann Marie 496 East 51st Street, 3, HY 8-2678 Murray, Katherine 1520 Albany Avenue, 10. GE 4-2388 Murray, Maryanne 5537 69th Place, Maspeth, 78, TW 8-4408 Nash, Rosemarie 190 Marine Avenue. 9. SH 8-1597 Needham, Patricia 275 Clinton Avenue, 5, ST 3-2674 Nelson, Jan et 100 West 55th St., New York, 19. CI 7-5829 Neri, Rose 305 East 26th Street, 26, IN 9-5948 Nirrengarten, Mary 61-32 Palmetto St., Ridgewood, 27, EV 6-1469 O ' Brien, Christine 1 10 25th St., Queens Vil., 29, HO 8-8459 Oppizzi, Susan 1 190 East 40th Street, 10, ES 7-7807 O ' Reilly, Maureen 40 Newell Street, 22 O ' SuUivan, Margaret 1028 New York Avenue. 3, BU 2-69.54 Panchok, Frances 541 68th Street, 20, 748-3557 Patelli, Diane 936 First Court. 23. ES 6-3490 Paul Anthony. Sister Paul Bernadette 37-57 Warren St.. Jksn. Hts. 72, IL 7-4049 Pomarico, Joan 1698 Nostrand Avenue, 26, IN 2-6697 Quinn. Dorothy 442 3rd Street, 15, SO 8-0986 Quinn, Maureen 140-04 255th St., Rosedale, 22, LA 5-6839 Raha, Cynthia 201-09 No. Blvd., Bayside, 61, BA 4-2661 Rampolla, Carolyn 78-12 84th Street, Glendale, 27, HY 7-2121 Reilly, Patricia 2265 Gerritsen Avenue, 29, TW 1-0206 Riegger, Roberta 754 Wilcox Avenue, Bronx, 67, TA 4-8633 Rohan, Mary Beth 594 Lionard Street. 22, EV 3-0062 Rokus, Mary Ann 65-55 Hull Avenue. Maspeth. 78. TW 9-4831 Romano, Lucille 581 84th Street, Brooklyn. 839-2267 Rooney, Nola 239 Waverly Avenue, 5, NE 8-0881 Salerno, Mary 452 55th Street, 20, HY 2-7864 Santoro, Lucille 1435 East 9lh Street. 30. ES 5-6930 Scheer, Diana 88-22 81st Road. Glendale, 27, VI 7-4608 Silva, Johanna 38-20 54th Street, Woodside, 77, HI 6-5599 Silvestri, Maria 5506 Fillmore Avenue, 34, CL 8-4878 Smith, Margaret 426 Sterling Place. 38, UL 7-3282 Spinner, Kathy 1067 84th Street, 28, TE 6-3477 Straney, Ellen del Carmen 4030 Hubbard Place, 10, ES 7-1425 Sullivan, Janice 1 152 East 40th Street, 10, CL 2-8009 Tatta, Antonia 3404 Gunther Avenue, Bronx. 69. OL 5-5561 Terlecki. Barbara 170 Kent Street, 22, EV 3-8328 Terlecki, Carol 148 Kent Street, 22, EV 3-0466 Thaddeus, Sister M. Tompkins. Carol 43-08 41st St.. Long Island City 4. ST 6-3822 Trovato. Dorothea 1051 Hart Street, 37, GL 6-1579 Turley, Katherine 8-05 Astoria Blvd., LLC. 2, LH 5-9164 Vasile, Kathleen 1335 43rd Street, 19, UL 4-1305 Vescova, Andrea 97-06 133rd Ave.. Ozone Park. 17. VI 8-1614 Vieta. Evelyn 355 Clinton Avenue. 38, VL 7-8986 Wanniski, Ruth 1042 50th Street, 19, GE 5-2270 Ward, Ellenjane 5610 4th Avenue, 20, GE 9-8268 CLASS OF 1969 Alfano, Ann Louise Marie 365 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11211, ST 2-9266 Alice, Sister Mary, R.S.M. (Beck) 273 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 Altamura, Margaret Marie 7101 Colonial Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, TE 6-3183 Altuna, Teresa Marie 26 Madison Street, New York. N.Y. 10038, BA 7-4231 Anderson, Marynita Margaret 1023 East 40th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210, CL 8-0786 Anekwe, Mary Rose 533 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11238 Armentano, Joan Carol 1 131 Nameoke Street, Far Rockaway, N.Y. 11691, FA 7-1476 Arraj, Jane Frances 109-45 114 Street, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11420, VI 3-6209 Ashe, Nora Teresa 574 57 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1220, HY 2-7267 Balady. Ingrid Sarah 537 Clinton Avenue. Brooklyn. N.Y. 1 1238, UL 7-6658 Baratta, Rosalie Marie 195 Kingsland Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11222, EV 9-5566 Bartoloma, Antonia Marie 1930 53 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1204 Basquill, Sarah Ann 239 1 1th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215 Belli. Frances Marie I 128 74th Street. Brooklyn. N.Y. 1 1228, TE 7-1341 Bonney. Mary Anne Elizabeth 68 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. MA 4-5678 Boyle, Marsilia A. 5 Hausman Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1 122, FV 3-7677 Bradley, Maryellen Frances 1844 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11230, ES 6-8629 Breslin, Alice Mary 1118 Brunswick Avenue, Far Rockaway. N. Y. 11691 Brinkman. Nancy Ellen 86-24 Palermo Street, Hollis, NY. 1 1423, HO 4-6863 Bruns, Elizabeth Amelia 2124 East 19 Street, Brooklyn, NY. 1 1229, DE 2-4159 Burke, Katherine Theresa 9 Rose Lane, North Merrick, N.Y. 1 1566, FR 9-8372 Burke, Mary Josephine 355 Green Lawn Terrace, Copiague. N.Y. TU 4-3978 Butz. Mary Frances 172 Senator Street, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11220, TE 9-0284 Caccavale, Celia Ann 1749 79th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 I2I4, 232-6522 Callahan, Christine Margaret 71-75 58th Road, Maspeth. N.Y. 11378, Carlin, Susanna Marie 551 56 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220. HY 2-7596 Carmody, Helen Mary 60-25 79 Street, Elmhurst, N.Y. 11373, IL 7-4733 223 Carmodv. Joyce Ann 40-48 69 Street, Woodside, N.Y. 1 1377 DE 5-8779 CasaBona, Joan Marie 266 Washineton Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205, ST 9-0348 Cell, Veronica Evelyn 413 74th Street, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11209, SH 8-5682 Coates. Eleen Marie 210 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205, VL 8-9880 Cole. Carol Anne 416 East 8 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218, GE 6-7935 Coleman, Micheline Cheryl 1497 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11213, SL 6-4023 Coll, Cheryl Claire 118-13 218 Street, Cambria Heights, N.Y. 11411, AR 6-0788 Collins, Clare Eileen 540 East 40 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1203, IN 2-8104 Collins, Margaret Ruth 561 62 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220, GE 9-8489 Conley, Barbara Ann 87-45 112 Street, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418, HI 1-9788 Connelly, Margaret Mary 2317 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226, BU 4-3777 Cook, Patricia Jude 10 Westminister Road. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218 Cooke, Rosanna 70 Wilfred Blvd., Hichsville, N.Y. 11801, WE 8-4566 Cooke, Virginia Ann 7 Cathedral Avenue, Garden City, N.Y. Cooney, Vircinia Anne 255 East 18 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226, BU 4-2925 Cooper, Mary Catherine 5624 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220, HY 2-6538 Courtney, Teresa Anne 20-21 42nd Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11105, RA 6-6139 Cozzi, Jane Patricia 84-02 Beverly Road, Kew Gardens, N.Y. 11415, VI 9-7638 Craig, Margaret Mary 86-66 109th Street, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418, VI 7-8022 Cullen, Catherine P. 85-1 1 Lefferts Blvd., Kew Gardens, N.Y. 11415, VI 6-1519 Dallas, Kathryn Frances 101-05 92 Street, Ozone Park, N.Y. 11416, VI 7-2853 Dalton, Patricia Mildred 4416 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1220, HY 9-8251 D ' Annunzio, Mary Ann Louise 880 Lorimer Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11222, EV 3-9561 Dantes, Louise Rosemary 103-41 108 Street, Queens, N.Y. 11419, VI 8-8273 DeBonis. JoAnn Mary 2132 81 Street, Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370, RA 6-3370 DeBonis, Rose Marie Ann 2132 81 Street, Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11370, RA 6-3370 Delaney, Barbara Denise 34-16 201 Street. Bayside, N.Y. 11361, BA 4-5579 Delfino. Antionette 330-78 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, BE 8-1429 Delpin, Clara 179 East 100th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10029, EN 9-8675 DelPozzo, Maria Linda 439 West 47th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10036, CI 5-8717 DeMare, Dolores Marie 545 Neptune Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1224. 996-0904 - DeRita, Marie Lena 1244 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11233, HY 8-9181 DeSantis, Kathleen 941 46 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219, GE 5-4839 Devane, Patricia Ann 455 5th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215, SO 8-1273 DeVivo, Autilia Marie 512 Eldert Lane, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208, AP 7-7994 DiMartino, Josephine Carmen 633 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215, ST 3-6696 DiSarno, Adrienne Anne 3315 Avenue D, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, BU 7-8646 Diviney, Maryann Patricia 1027 Grassmere Avenue, Wanamassa, N.J. 07712, (201) 531-2617 Donohue, Maureen 11-55 45th Avenue, Long Island City, N.Y. 11101. EM 1-2899 Donnellan, Kathleen Ann 1406 Schenectady Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, BU 2-2143 Dorff, Jeanne Marie 424 84 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, BE 8-3347 Ehrhard, Maureen Bernedette 50-19 69 Place, Woodside. N.Y., DE 5-5185 Esposito, Lois Clare 2160 East 34 Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234, CL 2-3177 Esposito, Michele Josephine 909 East 46 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, UL 6-0363 Fallon, Maryellen Susan 881 East 34 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210 Farran, Eva Marie 812 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215, NE 8-4798 Favicchio, Antionette Rita 297 Newkirk Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., 854-4599 FitzGerald, Joan Elizabeth 1051 71 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228, CL 6-1502 Fitzgerald, Maureen Elizabeth 921 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225, 287-8118 Flahive, Mary Elizabeth 104-1 1 211 Place, Queens Village, N.Y. 776-6108 Foppiani, Joanne Marie 1896 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. 11210, ES 7-3948 GafFney. Eileen Marie 7025 Perry Terrace. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, SH 8-4995 Gaine, Kathleen Mary 271 90th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, TE 6-2077 Galimberti, Joyce Ann 325 Clinton Ave.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205, 789-0656 Garone, Catherine Nadima 475 83 Street. Brooklvn, NY. 11209, SH 5-6014 Gaudioso, Catherine Petrina 73 First Place. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11231, MA 4-6037 Geary, Mary Bernadette 566 51st Street, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11220, TR 1-2227 Gernert, Diane Frances 78 North Henry Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11222, EV 3-2240 Giampiccolo, Angela Maria 21-22 21 Road, Astoria, N.Y. 11105, RA 8-7137 Giangreco, Christine Bernadette 239 68 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220, TE 6-4715 Gioscia, Angela Maria 1930 61 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204, DE 1-6325 Gooding, Marleen Antonette 333 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11238, UL 7-0711 Gorecki, Eugenia Ann 30 Westminister Road. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218, IN 9-5906 Graves, Kathleen Mary 105 Kenilworth Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210, 434-7202 Hall, Margaret Catherine 1776 Marine Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234, ES 6-5769 Hallaran, Sarah Loretta 228a Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215 Hanrahan, Mary Elizabeth 133-01 Sanford Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 11355, FL 3-6373 Hatton, Margaret Mary 134-16 60 Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 11355, IN 1-0826 Haungs, Janice Marv Rose 953 East lUOth Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11236, CL 7-3125 Heidinger, Gail Mary Theresa 705 Fourth Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11232, SO 8-5801 Henneberry, Marv Patricia 123 Park Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217, NE 8-8693 Hennessy, Susan Marie 286 Windsor Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218, ST 8-1794 224 Hiklchrcint, M;iry Denise 142-01 3X Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 11354, RO 2-8847 Horak. Donna Christine 62-57 60 Drive, Maspeth. N. Y. 1 1378 HY 7-0238 Horel, Faith Ann 200-09 34th Avenue, Bayside, N.Y., BA 4-5152 Hosch, JoAnn Roberta 102 Foster Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y., UL 3-6098 Huhn, Dorothy Joan 290 Stockholm Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11237, GL 6-0444 Ingrisano, Josephine Mary 127 Vanderbilt Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205, UL 8-9166 Innamorato, Mary Connis 67-18 54 Avenue, Maspeth, N.Y. 11378, MA 6-5117 Jacob, Lorraine Dolores 60-95 69 Avenue, Ridgeweek, N.Y. 11227, 366-2896 Jacobsen, Catherine Ellen 760 47 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220, UL 4-2273 Jakubjansky, Rose Marie 43-32 41st Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11104, EX 2-1627 Janco, Eileen Christine 62-15 69th Lane, Middle Village, N.Y. 11379, TW 4-2732 Kaiser, Kathleen Jean 1433 East 13th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230 Kellerman, Kathryn Anne 365 Waverly Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11238, MA 2-0998 Kelley, Kathleen Mary 621 Morrison Street, Babylon, N.Y. Kelly, Dorothy Anne 7715 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228, DE 1-0892 Kieran, Sister Mary, R.S.M. (Hartigan) 273 Willioghby Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 Klujsza, Veronica Bernadette 159 Russell Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11222, EV 3-9380 Koechler, Catherine Alice 1 15-06 220 Street, Cambria Heights, N.Y. 11411 Kotyk, Denise Stephanie 61-72 82nd Street, Middle Village, N.Y. 11379 Kowalski, Mary Victoria 252 88th Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11209 Kurtze, Joan Anne 1754 East 12th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229, ES 6-2827 Lawless, Helen Mary 106 Oceanview Place, Staten Island, N.Y., YU 4-2087 Lee, Ann Marie 219 East 32 Street, N.Y. N.Y., MU 9-7947 Leonard, Cathleen Mary 127-03 Newport Avenue, Belle Harbor, N. ' . 11694 Lombardo, Phyllis Ann 239 East 59 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1203 Lucke. Cecilia Ann 2229 Knapp Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229, SH 3-91 14 Luongo, Eileen Elizabeth 245 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, NY. 1 1238, NE 8-9888 Lynch, Dorothea Joan 212 Wyckoff Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217, MA 5-2622 Lynch, Joan Ann 259-03 147 Drive, Rosedale, N.Y. 11422 Lyons, Maureen Anne 152 Beach 132 Street, Belle Harbor, N.Y. 11694 Maguire, Elizabeth Mary 287 Webster Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1230, GE 6-3721 Mailey, Diane Elizabeth 1765 Stillwell Avenue, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11223 Mann, Elizabeth Anne 1328 East 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11230, ES 5-7928 Marble, Virginia Dorothy 1362 79 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1228 Marchitelli, Eillenn Mary 25-05 41 Street, Long Island City, N.Y. Marciano, Mary Elizabeth 1509 Foster Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230 Martinsen, Janet Marie 466 11th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215 Mattera, Faye Mary 94-05 156th Avenue, Howard Beach, N.Y. 11414, 843-9674 Matuszewski, Joanna Augustine 59-66 56 Avenue, Maspeth, N.Y. 11378. TW 4-6659 McCann, Lyndorcas Gabrielle 2143 East 1 2th Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11229, ES 5-7977 McComb, Patricia Ann 312 Oakland Avenue, Central Islip, New- York 11722, 234-3375 McCormack, Mary Anne Catherine 533 59th Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11220 McGann, Valerie 7 Wellington Road. Garden City, N.Y. 11530,(516) PI 6-1287 McGrath, Maryalice Rosann 4912 5 Avenue, Brooklvn. N. Y. 1 1220, HY 2-5896 McHale Lorene Marilyn 3019 Avenue T, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229 McKeever, Mary Regina 289 Van Brunt Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11231, MA 4-3808 McKinney, Kathleen Marie 1713 Beveriy Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226 McMurrer, Patricia Angela 317-73 Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11209 McNamara, Eileen Grace 208 Avenue J, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11230, CL 2-3853 McNamara, Patricia Bernadette 162 Beach 129th Street, Belle Harbor, N.Y. 11694, NE 4-5282 McParland, Theresa Marianne 1830 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210 Miller, Sara Ann 53-64 72 Place, Maspeth, N.Y. 1 1378 Mirabell, Arlene Frances 2162 Stuart Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1229 Mitchell, Kathleen Rose 123 Calyer Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11222, EV 3-3649 Moffatt, Kathleen Frances 282 East 17th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226, 284-8067 Mohan, Margaret Mary 670 61 Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1220 Monsees, Christine Marcaret 437 36 Street. Brookly n, NY. 1 1232, ST 8-01 1 1 Montgomery. Rosalyn Maria 194 Union Avenue, Islip, N.Y. 1 1751 Movlan, Margaret Ann 1575 East 15th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 1230 Mulea, Pamela Marie 338 East 15th Street, N.Y.. N.Y. 10003. CA 8-1593 Mulholland, Nacy Therese 338 62 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11220 Murphy. Margaret Mary Alocoque 180 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn. N.Y. 11226. BU 2-2869 Murphy, Mary Elizabeth 104-30 37 Road, Corona. NY. 1 1368 Murray Paulina Frances 1647 East 12th Street. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11229 Naccarato, Rosemary Florence 826 40th Street. Brooklvn, NY. 1 1232, GE 8-3081 Neidhart. Mary Ellen Acnes 392 Oakland Avenue. Cedarhurst, N.Y. 11516,(516) FR 4-4041 Nielsen, Dianne Marie 1099 Carroll Street. Brooklyn. N.Y. 1 1225, PR 4-2329 Nocco, Bemice Barbara 9407 Seaview Avenue. Brooklyn. N.Y. 1 1236 O ' Connell. Elizabeth Anne 192 Beach 1 19 Street, Rockaway Beach, N.Y. 11624 O ' Connell, Patricia Ann 39-57 64 Street. Woodside. N.Y. 1 1377 O ' Donnell. Denise Michele 1096 East 38 Street, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11210 O ' Pray, Mary Margaret 1337 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn. NY. 1 1213. SL 6-5399 O ' Toole, Denise Eileen 35-20 Leverich Street. Jackson Heights. N.Y. 11372. 424-8717 Pascale. Katherine Marie 124 East 42 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, BU 7-1618 Perrone, Anna Rose Theresa 2113 Avenue Z. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11235 Phillips, Veronica Lee 86-43 107 Street, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11418. VI 9-5242 Picciarelli. Rose Palma 8415 Colonial Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209 Pirretti, Isabella Anne 1234 54 Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 Polise. Virginia Christine 330 East 48lh Street. N.Y., N.Y. 10017, PL 1-0871 225 Quinn, Roseann Catherine 7603 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11228 Radigan. Winifred Marie 1667 72nd Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204, BE 2-6615 Radioli, Paula Marie 2023 Coyle Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229. NI 6-6698 Raffaniello, Patricia Anne 106 Battery Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, SH 8-8473 Reddy, Irene Dorothy 70-25 72 Street, Glendale, N.Y. 11227, GI 6-2519 Rocca, Marie Lucille 869 Flushing Avenue. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11206, GL 5-7502 Rodriguez, Adolfine Andrea 147 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226. IN 2-5774 Rooney, Jeanne Agnes 18 River Street, Port Jervis, N.Y 12771 Russell, Rosemary Anne 150-43 33rd Avenue. Flushing, N.Y. 11354 Ryan, Barbara Ann 2035 East 52 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234, CL 8-0227 Santorello, Marie Assunta 133-05 41 Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 11355, FI 8-3031 Scarpelli, Linda, Anne 2080 Brown Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11229, NI 8-6494 Schiotis, Helen Marie 1945 Batchelder Street. Brooklvn, N.Y. 11229. ES 5-6260 Schipano, Francesca Catherine 1366 East 49th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234 Schneller, Barbara Mary 182 Valcour Avenue. Uniondale. N.Y. 11553 Schneller, Catherine Ann 2725 Snyder Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226 ScuiUa. Rose Adrienne 673 Hauthorne Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, PR 2-3039 Sergi, Joan 176 Seeley Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218 Sheehy, Mary Rita 254-31 84th Road, Floral Park, N.Y. 11001, FI 7-3396 Sidtis, Marian Catherine 59-44 57 Road. Maspeth, N.Y. 11378, TW 4-9072 Sikorski, Carol Jean 1012 East 39 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11210, GE 4-1255 Smyth, Dympna Patricia 31-60 34th Street, Astoria, N.Y. 11106 Spongeman, Kathleen Ellen 208-05 Bayside Walk, Breezy Point, N.Y. 11697. NE 4-9170 Spudic, Eileen Marie 1293 Brunswick Avenue, Rockaway, N.Y. 11691 Stanbrough. Jeannette Estelle 35 Stratford Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218, UI 6-6696 Stanisauskas, Mary Jane 66-29 54 Avenue, Maspeth, N.Y. 11378, OL 1-4827 St. John, Catherine Bernadette 9008 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn. N.Y. 11209 Sullivan, Joan Marie 202 Seeley Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215 Sullivan, Maureen Margaret 21-20 38 Street, Long Island City, N.Y. 11105, AS 4-8139 Sullivan, Patricia Ann 377 Chestnut Court, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11208, AP 7-0787 Sullivan, Patricia Ann 35-14 94 Street, Jackson Heights, N.Y. 11372 Sussilo, Mary Virgile 442 74th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209, TE 9-1428 Tancredi, Barbara Marie 163 1 Ryder Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234, ES 7-2160 Thompson, Eleanor Marie 220 Hawthorne Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11225 Tieman, Margaret Mary 319 East 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY. 11218, GE 6-2306 Torres, Nilda 452 Baltic Street. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 Traviglia, Marianne Therese 285 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11238, ST 9-4597 Tursi, Elizabeth Anne 398 East 18th Street Brooklyn, N.Y. 11226, UL 6-1775 Turzo, Rosemarie Jean 684 Vanderbilt Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11218 Valladares, Carol Ann 6402 16th Avenue. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11204, BE 2-4534 Vassar, Maria Inez 1014 65 Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219, DE 1-5746 Vazquez, Josephine Roxanne 863 DeKalb Avenue. Brooklyn. N.Y. 11221 Vista, Angela 620 East 40th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11203, BU 4-6719 Wagenhoffer. Loretta Mary 73-19 52 Drive. Maspeth, N.Y. 11378 Walsh, Jennie Elizabeth 94-12 118 Street, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 11419 Ward, Mary Theresa 519 Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11215, ST 8-7402 226 Sisters ' Division Graduates 1966 Sr. M. Adelaide Sr. Adrienne Marie Sr. Anne Beatrice Sr. Dorothy Maria Sr. Eleanor Eugene Sr. Elizabeth Maura Sr. Gilmary Sr. Grace Michel Sr. James Miriam Sr. Jeanne Marguerite Sr. Joseph Alacoque Sr. Joseph David Sr. Joseph Eucharia Sr. M. Linus Sr. Margaret Corde Sr. Margaret Secour Sr. Marylena Sr. Miriam Ancilla Sr. Noel Marie Sr. Paul Christi Sr. Paul Edna Sr. Raymond de Sales Sr. Rose La Salette Sr. Marie Reinette Sr. Sara Marie Sr. M. Sharon Sr. Stephen Maura Sr. William Joseph Sr. William Marie Biology English Mathematics English Mathematics English History History Biology English English English Physics Mathematics History English English English Biology English French English Mathematics Biology Mathematics History Mathematics English Biology General Science Philosophy General Science French Physics Philosophy Social Studies Social Studies General Science Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy Mathematics Physics Social Studies Philosophy Philosophy Philosophy General Science Philosophy Spanish Philosophy General Science General Science Physics Social Studies Physics Philosophy General Science 227 Best Wishes From The ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 228 Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1966 FROM THE PARENTS CLUB 229 And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another. Sailing o ' er life ' s solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeing, shall take heart again. A Sincere Thank You to the Faculty and Administration Class of 1966 230 Congratulations to Our Senior Sisters O friends! with whom my feet have trod The quiet aisles of prayer, Glad witness to your zeal for God And love of man I bear. from your Sophomore Sisters 231 The grace of friendship — mind and heart Linked with their fellow heart and mind; The gains of science, gifts of art; The sense of oneness with our kind; The thirst to know and understand — A large and liberal discontent: These are the goods in life ' s rich hand, The things that are more excellent. Congratulations from the Class of 1967 232 Master of human destinies am I. Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait . Good Luck from the Class of 1969 233 Maria Regina R. C. Church 3945 Jerusalem Avenue Seaford, New York 234 Church of Our Lady of Angels 7320 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, New York 1 1209 Most Rev. John J. Boardman, Pastor 235 Best Wishes From The Clergy, Dominican Nuns and Lay Teachers And Parishioners of St. Aloysius Church Ridgewood, Queens, N. Y. Rev. Charles J. Jessberger, Pastor 236 Best Wishes . St. Anselm ' s Church Brooklyn, N. Y. Rt. Rev. Msgr. James T. Kelty, Pastor 237 St. Bartholomew ' s Church Elmhurst, New York Rt. Rev. Daniel A. Dwyer, Pastor 238 St. Brigid ' s Church Brooklyn, New York Rt. Rev. Lawrence Bracken, Pastor 239 IF YOU ARE THINKING OF MOVING. CONSIDER THE PARISH OF ST. FRANCIS BELLE HARBOR FOR THE CHILDREN - Parish School — Band — Scouts — Athletics FOR THE TEENAGERS - CYO Athletics — Dances — Dramatics FOR THE ADULTS -- PTA Luncheons — Card Parties — Fashions Hat Shows — Dinner Dances FOR ALL- Boating. Bathing. Fishing, Surf Casting. Baseball. Basketball. Handball. Football. Golf. Tennis, Bicycling NAME IT WE HAVE IT ALL IN THE PARISH ALL IN THE CITY Subway Service — fia y to Reach — Ca v to Like ST. FRANCIS DE SALES PARISH MONSIGNOR REDDY. Pastor 240 Congratulations Queen of All Saints Parish Brooklyn, New York Rt. Reverend James Rogers, Pastor 241 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. WILLIAM H. WALTERS 242 Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Archiopoli Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Conlon Dr. and Mrs. David A. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Hamel Mrs. Celia Lagana Mrs. Paula Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James A. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Raffaele, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. David J. Walsh with love and gratitude from your daughters PAT, KATHY, JOAN, EILEEN, CAROL, NINA, JANE, CATHY, CATHY, JEANNIE, AGNES 243 TO OUR PARENTS THANK YOU Mary Lou Herndon Mary Connolly Judy Skinner Anne Mulryan Ann Ferguson Mary Lou Henry Mary O ' Connell Ann Breslin Beth Redmond Joan Gaudin Winifred Ganley Grace Flaherty Judy Collins 244 Compliments of Resurrection Church Brooklyn Best Wishes Interstate Container Corporation 245 Best Wishes St. Patrick ' s of Fort Hamilton Rt. Reverend Joseph P. Wiest, Pastor Saint Angela Hall Academy Elementary School — Boys and Girls Secondary School — Girls 280-296 Washington Avenue Brooklyn, New York 1 1205 246 Best Wishes Holy Innocents Church Brooklyn, New York SO 8-4041 L. DONATO SONS Licensed Bonded Plumbing — Heating — Fuel Oils Oil Gas Burners — Sprinklers 348 Sixth Street Brooklyn 15, N. Y. ' 247 with 1 ove to our parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cannella Mrs. Frieda Cioffi Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Ciolli Mr, and Mrs. Frank DeCario Mrs. Rose Harper Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John E. C. Ott Mr. and Mrs. John Short Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Tortora Mr. and Mrs. George S. Twomey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vella Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zecca Mr. and Mrs. Buckley Mr. and Mrs Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Casner Mr. and Mrs Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Mr. and Mrs Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Currie Mr. and Mrs Miley Mr. and Mrs. Danaher Mr. and Mrs Redington Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Stever Mr. and Mrs. Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Thanks muchly. Patty, Carolyn, Jean, Margaret An n, Joanne, Marianne, Maria, Pat, Clare, Ann, Helen, Joan , Ginny, Donna, Mary 248 Congratulations Barbara and Valerie and the Class of ' 66 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caden and John Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Broughton and Robert To Sandy and Grads It ' s about time . . . ! Best Wishes for Success! Love, Mom, Roe and the whole fa mlly Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Mario Muselli Congratulations to Janet and the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lista Congratulations to Jean and the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Stephens 249 Cino ' s Restaurant 243 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 11205 Italian Cuisine Cocktails Served Orders to take out Closed Monday ST-9-9772 Sterling Food Co. 258 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn, New York OF BAY f lODGE CATERERS - DEUCATESSEN AND GROCERY STORES - Ul MT ■■ MOK 7M2 - M Af BK 312 • Kill STREH SMwt iMd 5-MV4 SHera lavi lOiil tEichvlaw i %U IU1WM - UU-iai FUTMM AKHK M Mmi mi Xm«m I •Uckmiulw 4-t700 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Needham Congratulations to the Class of ' 66 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Redington S. Steinhauer Sons (Jakes) Artist Drafting Supplies 321 DeKalb Avenue Brooklyn, N.Y. ST 9-9219 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hall 250 St. John ' s Queens Hospital School of Nursing Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph Accredited by the National League for Nursing St. Agnes Seminary 2221 Avenue R Brooklyn, New York Fontbonne Hall College Preparatory for Girls Sisters of St. Joseph Stella Maris High School Beach 112th Street Rockaway Park, N. Y. OUR 72nd YEAR The Pilgrim La unciry, inc. 1102 Prospect Ave. 336 Woodfield Road Brooklyn 18, N.Y. West Hempstead, N.Y. south 8-4567 Ivanhoe 6-4600 The Mary Louis Academy Jamaica 32, N. Y. A Catholic High School for Girls conducted by The Sisters of St. Joseph Academic Courses Only Andrew C. Roesch Incorporated 179-181 Powers Street, Brooklyn 11, N. Y. Telephone, STagg 2-1072 CHURCH CANDLES AND ALTAR SUPPLIES Catherine L. Roesch President 9901 Shore Road Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209 Congratulations to the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. George Twomey 251 Compl ments of St . Michael ' s Church Capuchin Franciscan Fathers and St. Michael ' s High School for Girls Sisters of St. Dominic St. Therese of Lisieux 1281 Troy Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. 11203 Congratulations to the Graduates of ' 66 St. Joseph ' s High School 382 Bridge Street Brooklyn, New York Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Brooklyn St. Mary Star of the Sea Church 1920 NW Haven Ave. Far Rockaway, N. Y. 11691 252 Originators of the Cap and Gown Industry in America Academic Gowns — Hoods Caps Robes for Choirs — Glee Clubs COTRELL LEONARD, INC. 472 Broadway Albany, N. Y. Your Class Jeweler Dieges Clust 17 John Street, New York 8, N. Y. Philadelphia Providence Manufacturing Jewelers Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a friend §cHraffxS BROOKLYN 386 Fulton Street 912 Flatbush Avenue 253 Congratulations to Janet and the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. George Borello and Family Congratulations to Kathy and the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Bourdonnay Congratulations to Christine and the Class of 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Litter . . .That The Next Fifty Years Will Equal The First Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Martin 254 Winthrop Laundry Corp. 76 Beadle Street Brooklyn, N. Y. 11222 Richard and Stanley Gagnon E. J. LEE CO., INC. General Construction 26 Court Street Brooklyn l.N. Y. With love and Thanks To Our Parents Delia Beth Monica Magaly Nancy Ttiey said it couldn ' t be done Well. . . We couldn ' t have done it without you, our parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Driver Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Nardi Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Tschupp Mrs. Flora Bonilla Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. DuBritz Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Boden Mr. and Mrs. George J. Borello Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tracey 255 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Belvedere James S. Brown College Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Conlon Mrs. Catherine Connolly 256 SPONSORS Mrs. Paul Contrino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Craig Crown Coffee Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuBritz Rt. Rev. Francis X. Fitzgibbon 257 SPONSORS Dr. Margarete Wolf Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kelly Lento ' s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. William Lowney Rev. Thomas M. McFadden Mr. and Mrs. William J. McGrath 258 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. A. Marino and Roseann Mr. and Mrs. Al Mulea and Pam ' 69 Robert Rollins Blazers, Inc. Sacred Heart Academy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suchay 259 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. William T. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Berliner Robert J. Black Central Queens Conservative Club Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ciolli Mr. and Mrs. John E. Currie Mr. and Mrs. George Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Rocco DeRita Mrs. C. DiSarno 260 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dubiel Edward F. Dyas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Farinacci Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ganley Mrs. Selma Garone Mr. and Mrs. V. Giampiccolo Ernest J. Giangreco The Goodings Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. O ' Malley 261 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hanrahan Dr. Eleanor M. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herndon Mrs. Philip Innace Institute Artists ' Materials Co. Jacobsen Family Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Koppinger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kustowski Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McKeever 262 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Majetich Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marblo and Family Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Matejka Leopold Miscione The Paperbound Shop, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Armand M. 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