St Marys High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

I954 Per Annos St. Nlary,s School Cortland, New York Volume XX .ff Wm,-am . ,W-U-. MHA XN mf Li Foreword In lhis wlillillll Ye-al 1' wx- haw 4-Ima:-11 as our llwnw Wv sing uf il lll2lillf'll.u We- sing of u Wluidcn wlmsv virluvs wrx vxtol m ull our alvl xsulclws over rw- ivilivsg il Nluidml who na all honw. Ill 1'!llll'1'!l. and In sm-bool. Huis NlZlIllf'lI ul uhmn sw Slllg IS our WIUIIIPIK your Nlullwr Maury lm- lIIil1'lI lulv. Thus our ywlrlnmk ullvmpls lo lm-ll ils rm 1lc'rh In pvn and IHt'llII't' hmm vwrv- thing uv do is in smug lu this In-zllaliflll mu imlvn Nlury. Dedication 0 Immaculate Mary, most perfect and pure of all God's creatures, you are the model and inspira- tion of all men.. You are the protector and defender of the virtues of youth. You are the refuge of sin- nersg you are the comforter of the afflictedg you are the mediatrix of all graces. '6You are all beautiful, O Maryg You are the gloryg You are the joyg You are the honor of our people. To you, Mary, our Mother, in this year dedi- cated to you, we the seniors at St. Mary's humbly and devoutly offer you our 1954 Per Annos. E41 1' 4' in n, ish. We sing of a maiden . . . . of whom Cod spoke to the serpent in the garden of Eden: HI shall put enmity between thee and the woman and thy seed and her seed, she shall crush thy head, and thou shalt lie in wait for her heelf, - . . . who was born of humble parents, Anne and Joachim, . . . who fell in love at an early age, and pledged her whole being, heart, mind, body, and soul, to Him, her Divine Love. ' . . . who is the glorious ideal of every man, woman, and child. We sing of a maiden . . . . who, with deep humility, replied to Gabriel: Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it done unto me according to thy word. . . . who brought forth the Son of God, at midnight in Bethlehem, in piercing cold. . . . who graciously fulfilled the lowly duties of grinding meal and carrying water. . . . whose heart was pierced with a sword when her Son, at twelve, was lost in Jerusalem. We sing of a maiden . . . . who watched Him go away but did not ask to follow Himg . . . who looked deep into the eyes of her Divine Son as He journeyed on the long road to Cal- vary, . . . who stood, heartbroken but silent, at the foot of the Cross, . . . who received the lacerated Body of her Son to soothe and caress Him for the last time. We sing of a maiden . . . , whom Saint John saw in a vision, a woman that wore the sun for her mantle, with the moon under her feet, and a crown of twelve stars about her head. . . . who is hailed by poet and peasant, painter and prince. . . . through whom all the graces of redemption flow to the world. . . . who will plead for us, her children, at the hour of our death. We sing of a maiden . E61 W SI Contents NG OF A MAIDEN . .. Our: Faculty Seniors Underclassmen In our: Studies Activities Our: Patrons Clientele E71 Our Bishop Sings . . . His Exci51,I,r:N cy, MOST liiavuRlf:N1J XVALTER A. Forziw, D. IJ. Bishop of S-Vrarlme Lift nol, dear Lord, the Cross of Wood from him Who eherishea as Thou the heavy beam . . . Nor lake the Cross of Cold that marks his lrreast, The sign of David,s Son to Priesthood horn, . . . But he Thou his Cyreuean, dear Lord, When he is called the leaden load to draw of cares that seem too Slight for saerifiee: Lead him Thy strength to hear each Cross of Straw. ffohn Bernarll Kelly E81 Our Priests Sing . . . , l Iflxrnrin rink I' tvrn HR HURAN Q l'iA'1'IIl-IR Hsnmsnw IPA1-HER IJRUMM lmrml, make me an instrument of Thy peaee: where there is hatred. let nie sow loveg where there is injury, parclong where there is douht, faithg where there is despair, hopeg where there is darkness, lightg and where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Wlaster, grant that I may not so mueh seek tu he 1-misuled as to eensuleg to he unclerstoml, as to nnrlerstanclg to he loved, as to love: for it is in giving that we receive. it is in partloning that we are pardonerl, anal it is in flying that we are horn to eternal life. fl r11yer nj Sl. Frrxrirris nf flsszisi wi Our Sisters Sin . . . Fill'lIlly lop tl. to r.i: Sr. ll. Ilwreslzl, br. M. ihlt'l'll'l. Sr. xl.l.0llSlillll'f'. Nlotlier Nl. lt'I'l'l'Ill'l2l. Nr. Xl. lltiltflllli ll. I,llllll'llf'. Sr. H, 'lwl'H'SlIlP. Sr. w'lYllfl'f'll Marie l.ouer tl. to r.l: Sr. :Xnn Sylvester. Sr. Nlurie lmnlavnlale. Sr. Nl. ilu-4-liu, Sr. liitzi Nlziry, Sr. ll. 'Xlliun 51 Hairy Anthony, fiatlierim- llrown. Sr, Mary tiurlee-ri l sing of women free. yet tightly hounflg Free from the chains of sin, from Sataifs thrullg Bound hy the triple 1,-ortl of gracious vows. Wlie1'e is a love that flares to vault as theirs lnto the open, outstretched arms of Coll? Where is a love that lrencls to humlrle tasks With sweeter relish and more constant proofs? l sing of every nun. --Dalziel A. Lorrf, S. f. U03 0ur Faculty Sings . . . Reverend Lawrence I. Horan, Pastor .... . . . Religion Reverend Joh11 Quirk . . . .Religion Reverend John Harrison, Athletic Director . . .. . . . Religion Reverend Charles Drumm, Athletic Director . .. ................ Religion Mother M. Terrencia, Principal ........ .... S ocial Studies I-Latin I Sister M. Merici ............. . . English-Librarian Sister M. Paulette . . Mathematics-Y-French Sister M. Teresine . . ...... History-Latin Sister M. Anthony . . .... Science-Algebra Sister M. Theresia .... .... B usiness-Music Sister M. Dorothea . . . ........ Grade 8 Sister Wiiiifred Marie . .... Grade 7 Mrs. Catherine Brown Sister Sister M. Alban ..... . Ann Sylvester . . Sister Marie Immaculate Sister Sister M. Cecelia ..... M. Carleen . . . Sister M. Constance . . . Mr. Robert Martin .... Mr. James Casey . . . Mr. Leslie Lamont .... 111 . . . .Grade 6 . . . .Grade 5 . . . .Grade 4 . . . .Grade 3 . . . . Grade 2 .......Gradel . . . .Kindergarten . . . . Football Coach . . . .Basketball Coach . . . . .Maintenance Our Literary Staff Sings . . . . , . . . . . S ted II. to r.,I: I... Ilerve, S. Rrooklns, R. Lorr-oran. I.. Ilayes . .7 f- . v V , . . .. St INIIIIQI il. to r.b: l.. I halen, l. O Rourke, It. Ixeegrun. R. Hfhllilhilll. V. Dillingham EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rosemary Corcoran ASSOCIATE EDITOR Suzanne Brookins MODERATOR Sister IVI. IVIe1'ici SPORTS EDITORS Robert Houlihan ,Iames McDermott PHOTOGRAPHY Kathryn O,IVIara Rosemary Corcoran CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Constance Hayes Helen Heim Eileen Keegan William Brown Ca1'Ia Phalen Kay Hayes U21 4,4 ff 'xi AVAQQ X i i fx QQ 'l , 4. i fin 's i X ' ri V ' f Mf in f ' is w we J 5 f 5' 'Lf K ' ii ' - 'I F73 Krgxd 'g .,,Nsw-' , 1 , ff i NX X ,B ,7 X Sinn , Una U31 Regina Mundi! In kindness turn thine eyes we pray As we seniors go our way Y . Q 9 R A rlisi al Work With II song in her heart l-1 DONNA VIOLET BELL 6'Rusty,'. . . 'aGuess whatfw. . f'Can you put it i11 reverse and go any other way?,'. . . prefers boy- ish L'Bobs', . . . that Ivory Lookv. . . a cute pack- age of TN T topped with flaming red hair and green eyes . . . unaffected and candid . . . Blushing is the complexion of virtue . . . quietly thoughtful. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1, Per Annos 4, Dramatics 4. SUZANNE MARGUERITE BROOKINS 'LSuzie',. . . lturbils sister . . . southern charmer isenior playj. . . individualist . . . Goldilocks of the senior class . . . dreams of Broadway-music and drama . . . our own Jenny Lind . . . beauty and brains . . . French and Latin lover . . . talented piano accompanist for four years . . . still water runs deep. Sodality 1, 2. 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Dramatics 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, Per An- nos 1, 2, 3, 4 fassociate editorjg Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 43 'State Scholarship winner. ROSEIVIARY ANNE CORCORAN Ro , . . Grandma Thorton lsenior playl . . . My name is ROSE mary, not Hose IVIA ry . . . Loyal supporter of the lVIanlius battalion . . . good natured . . . likes Syracuse Nats . . .'6Come on, you kids, keep quietfl. . . keeps close tabs on the mail- man . . . enthusiasm personified . . . career unde- cided . . . college bound . . . Her smile betrays her. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, lSecretary Qjg Clee Club l, 2, II, Class President lg Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Girls State Zig Dramaties 3, 43 Per Anuos 3, 4 lliditorj 1 Science Club lg Honor Student l, 2, 3, 4-g Red Cross 3g State Scholarship Winner. VIRGINIA CLAIRE DILLINGHAIVI Cinger,'. . . Diana . . .'LWhat this house needs is a good traffic lightv lsenior playl . . . hot rod . . . Where there's Ginger, there's Carol . . . The-rels a Ford in her future . . . first girl with a Florida tan . . . Esther Williams' understudy . . . possesses fingernails which are the eynosure of all eyes. Cheerleader 44, Sodality l, 2, 3, fl-Q Class Secretary 43 Vice-President 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3g Dramatics 4g Science Club l. Collcclofs ilsm ls llml a Slate Trooper? Il5I Thirst for lfnowlezlge UlIlil.S doing his hf0f7l6ll'0fk 16 GERALD GRACE ,lerry . . . lone wolf . . . curly hair . . . sports star . . . ,lim and Jerry . . . Sl-:ateland . . . artful dodger lsenior playl . . . senior with a car . . . im- peccable dresser . . . angel in pegged pants fChrist- mas pageantl . . . personality plus . . . beau brum- mel . . . amiable . . . always willing to listen to new suggestions . . . Rudyls protege . . . easy smile . . . the vacant chair. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2: French Club 2g Dramatics 4, Per Annos 4, Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA JANE HEAD Pat . . .'Sl'ni quittinm fsenior playl. . . dreamer . . . faithful Fordham fan . . . placid personality . . . favorite dinner guest--Carol . . . broadminded bi- ologist . . .'GWl1e11 the stars make you drool just like pasta1fozool',, thatls ,loe . . . unfathomable eyes . . . plans to spend the next three years at Auburn lVle- morial School of Nursing. Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Sodality l, 2, 3, 4g Science Club l, French 2, Dramatics 4, Per Annos 4, Class 'l'reasurer 2. HELEN MARIE HEIM Seoots', tsenior pluyl . . . likes polieemenv Englisli l3obbies . . . sense of humor . . . sentimen- tal . . . cute as at button . . . angel of merey tumbi- ll0lIf lIlll'S6l . . . favorite songf6'Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes . . . Good things come in small puck- lgtFS . . . soft eyes of at lawn . . . sweet personality . . 1-uleuluting 1-hemist . . . dependable and earnest. Sodulity l. 2. 3, 4: tVi1'e-Presidentl -lg Clee Club l, 2, 3,3 Science Club lg Per Annos 4g Drtunutief: 4, Frentfh Club 23 lied Cross 3, Future Nurses 4. litllililfl' ElVllXlETT HOULIHAN Houli . . . Tll6lIl6-Stlllglul,FII gonna buy at ru mer dollw. . fgllolwu. . . class wit . . . hides his In I light under at bushel . . . hen-peeked liusbtuul'-lVlr. lVlinton lsenior pluyl . . .'6Doesn,t that frost yu? . . bound for Notre Dame . . . good humor man . . . rusketbull whiz . . . likable . . . capable quarter- nufk . . . cheerful and sincere. liusketbull l, 2, 3, ll: Football l, 2. 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3 4 tl'residentj 3 Clee Club l, 2, 3g Dranluties 4g Svienee Club l: Per Annos 43 Honor Student l, Z, 3, 44. Hear 131111, llvra' I um . . . 1t'l'il .f'!' is Ihr' bex! lea I Mom, how do I look? The Sleeping Beauty? L18 JAMES EDWARD KEEGAN ,Jim . . . my buddy, Jerry . . f'l'las anybody got the car?,,. . . naturally curly hair . . . calm and cool Cupid . . . lover of sports . . .uHark,1. . . our Romeo fsenior playJ . . . incurable romanticist . . . Favor- ite novel-uRamona,'. . .Shoeshine artist . . . favor- ite pastime---making excuses . . . lover of sporty cars . . . sharp, slick, and smooth. Sodality 1 ,2. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Per An- nos 4, Dramatics 4, Vice-President 2. JAMES JOHN MCDERMOTT Jim . . . cheerful borrower . . . dance artist . . . Famous last words-dis and dat . . . money-minded lVlac . . . pensive and practical . . . lVlike,s hero . . . doleful dreamer in class . . . St. lVla1'y,s All Ameri- can . . . Great bodies move slowly . . . The Heyesw have it . . . Jim forgets that 'gdiscretion is the better part of valorf, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Boys State 3g Sodality l, 2. 3, 4, Per An- nos 4, Science Club 1 g Dramatics 4. JOSEPH ROBERT MCGUIRE 6',Ioe',. . .Amore or lessi' . . . Daniel Boone the second . . . purple heart winner in football lbroken nose and wristj. . f'Moose,,. . . Gene Krupa fan . . . Sure Shot lVIan 1, senior playj . .. E'Wha' do ya' wanta' do, blind her?,'. . . Bob and Joe . . .,Ioe's only girl, his baby sister . . . calm, cool and col- lected typist. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, French Club I g Football l. 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l. 2, 3g Science Club I g Class Treasurer 43 Per Annos 43 Vice- President 2. ELLEN PATRICIA MORRIS 66 79 ' ' ' Pat . . . naive . . . her favorite expression- lVlother,'. . f',Ierry tsenior playj . . . Where's Ro? . . . Albert, you drip . . . loves 'em and leaves ,em . . . Here's MllllCIl,S lCI,S cross the street. . . . bound for C.C.B.l.e-then some handsome lawyer . . . solo senior driver, nothing to drive, except Houli . . . pert and pretty . . . Tillie, the toiler. for her teachers. Clee Club 2, 3, Sodality 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 33 Per Annos 43 Class Secretary 2g Dramatics 4g Red Cross Another Gene Krupa P Tillie, the toiler 191 ? A 'f g i is ,L'L,L -: 34. 112 f fgfsfiiw t J 1' Sisleris lillle helper Katy says yes lo cz baby silling job. It 30 I CAROL ANN MARIE NICHOLS Carol An11, not Carol . . . loquacious . . . main- tains all night vigil at slumber parties . . . practical . . .HSomeday I'I1 get my license, you watchfi. . . stylish . . .'4Sister, what are we going to do in heaven?,, . . . vivacious . . . baby brother, her pride and joy . . . frequent visitor to Corning-not to the glass factory . . . class artist. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club lg Clee Club I, 2, 3g Dramatics 43 Vice-President 4g Per Annos 4: French Club I. KATHHYN FRANCES O'lVIARA Katy . . . seventh O,Nlara to graduate from St. lVlary's . . . sparkling eyes . . .HBut I have to baby sit tonightw. . . most ohliging . . . pleasing personal- ity . . . stretcher enot uschtretcherwlsenior playl . . . the capable Mrs. Simmons . . . always bothered by 6'Bills7'. . . doting aunt of Pat and Mike. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4, Science Club lg Per Annos Photographer 4. CAROL ANN PIERCE 'LPiercie,'. . . ardent knitter . . . Paul Revere of slumber parties . . . Pierce and Dillingham, Inc. . . . Florence Nightingale the second . . . energetic . . . menace of Mildred Avenue . . .HlVly legs arenit skinny, reallylii. . . No one understands me . . . Favorite line-'cl have no intention of raising a group of uninhibited little aborigineslv lsenior playl. Science Club lg French Club 2, 3g Dramatics 4g Cheerleader l, 3: Clee Club l, 2, 3, Per Annos 4. JOHN ROBERT SNYDER Brother John . . . Greatest boast- My fifth great-grandfather lRobert lVlorrisl signed the Dec- laration of Independencefi. . . ,lohn Robert . . .Ulf you knew Suzie . . .HHoly Toledo-Bananais lostw fsenior playj ..., A lbert . . . Fond memories of March eleventh! . . . Oh! all rightQl'll bring the cake.,'. . . future English teacher at C. S. T. C. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2, 3,3 Football l. 2, 3, President of Senior Classg Dramatics 43 Per Annos Stall 4. N0 wrin kles. please .' Foref E211 Ifs no! an apple Knit orzeg purl Iwo. 22 ROBERT EDWARD THOMAS 'aBob',. . . Let's go Abbiei' this convertiblej. . . courteous and thoughtful to the nth degree . . . good organizer . . .lVloney changer in the Cortland Stand- ard . . . self-made man with Mom and Dad's help . . . homespun humorist fhistory classl . . . future plans-4'l'll get hooked by somebody somedayf, Glee Club l, 2, 3,:, Dramatics 4g Basketball lg Boys State 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ltreasurer Sodal- ity Union 3, L11 g 4-Hg Class President 3, Vice-Pres- ident l g Science Club l. JOANNE MARIE TWOMEY ,lo . . . dimples . . . identical or not identical t she's a twinj . . . quiet and serene . . . modest as a violet . . . eyes with the limpid clearness of a shal- low brook . . . most willing . . . easy to live with . . . little house-mother and homemaker for her younger brothers and sisters . . . future plans C. C. B. l. Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Sodality l, 2, 3, 4g French Club lg Science Club lg Dramatics 4g Per Annos 4. 9 1.5 . IAQ! E f f x X 'Knits 7 Sn ws Q si ix u. un Aw f X-'x Tl, xl A 7' . W Y 'J 'NN E X W NK f , L ii? ' 'Q rf ' V ' iq 1 ' El 1 X ' H --151 7 I 'J ,vwA' ' ff I 'X X . 7 I . i A ay, .- 23 Regina Mundi! In kindness turn thine eyes we pray And guide us toward our goal each day 7 9 0 0 0 P. Bellone W. Brown P. Conway C. Cooper R. Corcoran J. Dillingham R. Ferris S. Ferris C. Hayes J. Hendriks E. Keegan M. Lanigan W. Loftus L. Lord J. Ludwig T. lWJHL'NHIl1df 1 M. Mulvaney T. O'Rourke P. Perry C. Phalen D. Robinson J. Taylor S. Toomey C. Tucci S. West J. Withers Our Sophomores Sung J. Anderson J. Brogan J. Cashion C. Dillingham M. Hagmann J. Hartnett K. Hayes T. Healy H. Jubinville R. Keegan T. Kerwin E. McEvoy Nl. Mosher J. Natoli S. O'Mara J. Ou S. Roarke M. Woods E251 Gur Freshmen Sing . . . me T. Casey M. Dexter N. Duffy N. Dwyer H. Fitzpatrick B. Foote H. Gerrard E. Houlihan . Karem 5. Lanigan K J. Lovelace M. Ludwig M. Madden J. Masterpaul B. Neugebauer R. 0'Brien M. 0'R0urke M. Sheridan K. Stack B. Stevens F. Taylor J. Toomey D. Tucker C. Van Donsel C W'illis C: Zaharis Gur Junior Hi h Sin . . . Wk -Sl 1..,.+-KI4' SAICV ICNTH G RADH l V A Y b 1 u 1 I'Il'SI Hmm II, to r. I: .I. xILl4IlII'lI. 5. Iwmta-. Ix. II:-xlc-r, II. 5IlN'lIlll. NI. .I. NIUVIIIII,I..I.0Sl1l.I,.tIRlllll'IU'. II. IIuIIy, N Iu II Sw-mul Iiuu II. ln r.!: If. VI'i!Ilr-rx .I. I riQIrie-. 5. SIIYIIPV. II. IIPIIIIIIP. K. Nlurris, If. IAIIIIIIRIII. K. II4-ally, IQ. I:lIl'f'lll1lIl Il Nueva, NI. XI1'IIlIIl'1' IIlll':I Iimx II. lu 111: .I. I'e-1-R. ,I. 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In l'.l: VS. l.lll'lhlIl'. l'. ll1'llUl14'. ll. l'r1rl'ls. .l. lll-l,llll'4'. ll. Xlllll'l'Nl'll. Vx. lll'llNll. ,l. lallllxlil lllll'll llols ll. to r.i3 lla-x, .lllllll lllllllsnn. l. Last-y. ,l. ,'Xl1llQ'li51Ill. ,l. xlt'llf'l'lllUlI. ll. llonlillan. ll. lll'lll't', ,l. Sllf4l4'l'. l Loan-ll llolu-ll xllllillll Sl. N'lAl'iY'S vs. l'HUlCNlX Un lfrillal. 5t'llll'llllll'l' 23. St. Nlaryis lligll gritl- ill-rs 'urn-ll ull tln- Inl ol its l'J.m.3 loolllall l'illllllLlIUll. . 1 In UIll'llllliI lliltllllnl lllll lllllglll l,lI1lthlllXl'li'Y1'llHllllll' lillll'l'.r lil-Ill. 'l'ln- kim-ltolli lvl' Captain ,lllll llll-llvrlnott l'UIllllll'lll'l'll tlll- llll'ill-pavlwll vonlvsl. llllll' plan' ill tlll' lll'rl llall was t'4llllllll'il Lllllllbl 1'lllll't'lY to llll' Ulxlllgv anal lllavlfs lvrrilory. lllll lllv Saints lailcfl ln vallilalizl- on llll' olnportllllily. Milllxay lllftlllgll llll' tllirtl pvriotl lllt' llltle- ancl llolrl SllI'gt'll allvafl willl Ll llig llriw lronl its own Zl varll linv to tlll- l,llUl'lllX ZH ill ll flyllkllllli' plays. pivlxing np flllll' lirst tlowns. Again the lrisll ollvnsive IllilClllllI' rf stallvtl. lllv ll0lll'lll qllarter llvttclfl no st-ore for 1-itllvl' ll'kllll. lllllf' glillllf' enflf-cl ill Llll ll-li clvafllor-ls. K 36 ST. lWAliY S vs. IlUI.Y l ANllI.Y ol AlllllIl'll On Uvtolwl' ll. Iloly lstlllllly ol' Allllllfll lllVll1lt'll llanflall lfivlcl for llll' Silllllk lillllj lllbllll' Qlilllll'. illlll' llllll t'lli1llglK'Cl llilllflb llvqllelllly witll llf'lllll'l' lK'tllll ln-- ing alllv to tally. lllll lllK'll willl ISU sm-oncls ol' play on tllv clovli. lllfi Alllllll'lllll S svorvtl on a fl4'5l,K'l'il- lion pass play. 'llllf' try llibl' llll' vxtra point was good: tlnls tln- first lIllill'll'l' 1'llfll'll. ln tlw tllirll Illliil'll'lA a roslly llllllllll' llilllilttfl INISSPSSIUII ol llll' llall to llli' alvrt Nlaroon and Gold. anal lllvil' lii'l'll passing altavk scorofl lll0IIl illllllllCl' lolll'llt'lowll. lll tllv final qlIilI'lPl'. tlw lVlill'lllllllPll look owl' on tllvir own 38 yard line. A series ol' at-l'll1'ate passing and llill'Cl running sf-t up the Saintls single lUllf'llIlUWll, lly lim lVll'lJf?l'lll0ll. A pass proviflecl thv extra point and the scorn rvatl I9-7 as the final wllistle lllvw. 1 ST. lVlARY'S vs. DESALES The following Friday the fighting Irish jour- neyed to Geneva for the first night game of the sea- son. The UeSales eleven opened the game in the first quarter with a 50 yard touchdown run. and scored the extra point. The second quarter saw the host cluh add another seven points, with the clock reading If to It at intermission. With neither team heing ahle to score in the third period. Geneva opened the fourth quarter with its devastating at- tack hy scoring four touchdowns to the Saints only score hy an end run hy Jerry Grace. while .lim Mc- Dermott dived over for the extra point. The final score proclaimed the DeSales cluh the victor hy a margin of S53-7. ST. lVIARY'S vs. WATERTOWN Following the defeat at Geneva, the Saints were confronted with the task of stopping the power- laden Immaculate Heart of Watertown. l.H.A. opened the game in true fashion hy scoring in the first and second periods. The half time score read I3-fl. ln the third quarter the Blue and Gold offense started moving. and. after picking up four first downs, ,lim lVlcllermott circled his own right end for 25 yards and a tally. The point was good. Fight- ing hard hut heing set hack hy penalties, the lrish lost possession of the hall. During the last few minutes of play. Watertown scored on a 51 yard run. The final score read l.H.A. 19, St. lVlary,s 7. ST. lVlARY'S vs. WATERl.O0 The Saints traveled to Waterloo for the final of their 1953 season. The Orange hig eleven opened up with a hard passing attack which gave them two tallies in the hrst period. The teams hattled evenly in the second quarter as the Blue and Gold failed to get under motion. ln the third quarter. Waterloo scored on a quick series of short passes. and upped their lead to 20 points. The fourth quarter found the Irish fighting for possession of the hall: hilt he- fore they did, the Orange and Black pushed over another score. St. lWary's then opened a H9 yard march from their ovxn nine to the Waterloo two, hut then lost the hall on downs as the game ended with the Saints howing to a 27-U defeat. Although the scores of this foothall season ap- pear unfavoralile. they do not tell the complete story of the fighting spirit so traditional of St. Maryis teams. which this present team did not lack. It can he justly said that the present team rushed in where heavier teams feared to tread. At this time we should pay trihute to the seniors: Cap- tain ,Iim lVlcUermott. lioh Houlihan. ,loe Nlcfluire, ,lim Keegan. jerry Grace, and John Snyder, who will he lost to St. Mary's hy graduation. We should also like to express our appreciation to our coach, Bob lVlartin. and to our athletic director. lfather Harrison, who have instilled in us the ideals of sportsmanship and fair-play which will remain with us always. Touchdown in sight We made itl T371 if M, fi? 3- -.1'.l , i': ili'Q-ll zHvlx1f1 mflhgmz . Q 0ur Basketball Team Sings . . . llA'SKE'l'l3Al.l.: Fil-Qt lion ll. lo r.l: ,I. l itzpali'i4'k. li. lloulilinn, ll, l itzpal1'i1'k, 'l'. 0'llonrke. ll. U'llrien, ll. 'l'ut'ker, lioavli .lat lfusey Svvowtl Hou ll. to VJ: llc-x. ,lolin llztrrison, ll. Keegan. W. Brown, ,l. lllvlluire, ,l. AlltlPt'S0ll. .l. fllf-llerinott The Blue and Cold cagers were not giants on the luircl- wood in '5l lint they were a small. fast, scrappy team with a fleterinined will to win. Though the opposition always seenwrl fairly rough, the Casey-nien managed to snateli a llew QIHIIIPS for tlie winning Vllllllllll. With the loss of these feniorf: Captain Bolm Houlilian. ,lllll Wlcllerniott anti ,loe McGuire. a gap will lac' left in the lirst etrong lineup of Coach ,lini Casey. 'l'owurd the vlofe of the lmaslif-tlwall season the lllt'llll7f'I'h of the squad were suclclenefl at the leaving of tlieir athletic mlirevtor. lfutlier Harrison. After lfatlier Hzu'rison's depart- ure. l'lHlllf'l' Horan appointed lfatlier llrunnn to take over the aitllletic program at St. Maryfs. fjjgj Up and at it 0ur Varsity Sings St. 'Vlaryis . Sl. 'Vlarfs . Sl. N1ill'y.S . Sl. lwaryl . Sl. lllaryfs . Sl. lVlary's . Sl. lVlary's . Sl. lVlary's . Sl. Wlarfs . Sl. Wlarfs . Sl. Mary! . Sl. Vlaryk . Sl. lWary's . Sl. lWary's . Sl. Nlarfs . Sl. Nlaryis . ClII'II'IRI,l'IAI1l'IItS: lfiral lion ll. to r.l: Nl, Nlnl Xilllvy. S. 'l'oonn-y. S. Lani glilll. lf. llonlilmn Sl'l'l!ll4l lion fl. to l4.lI S W1-sl, X. Dllllllgllllllll. It l,orvoran. Nl. liltlllglllll f.'flv1'k ilu' r'r'r1l1'r. ' f,'ln'1'k Ilia' zlfllllflljn 'liruxton Central . . Tully Central . . . Falrius Central . . . Groton Central ........ Holy Family ol' Aulinrn . Falmius Cvntral ....... lVlarall1on Central .. Virgil Central ........ Elmira Catholic Al-aulmiiy Lalwnionl Alfatleniy .... Groton Cvntral .... Virgil Central .. Truxton Central ....... Elmira Catliolil' Avatleniy Holy Family ol' Anlrurn . Lalwinonl Avafla-niy . . . r :av 1 0 O O Our Jayvees Sin J. V. BASKFITBALL Standing ll ll. F1 K . llt'1'llllfII .l 1 bt. Ma ry' St. Mary St. Mary St. Mary St. Mary bt. Mary bt. Mary, St. Mary bt. Ma rv, St. Mary bt. Ma ry' w St. Mary' St. Mary N. Mary' w bt. Mary' St. Mary Y. W 28 29 27 20 30 39 34 36 40 47 29 29 23 59 37 45 Brown. 'l'. Casey. H. U'l3rien. lf. Nl l' y I ll ll I JAYVEES Truxton Central . . . Tully Central .... Falvins Central ....... Groton Central ........ Holy Family of Allllllfll . Falmius Central ........ lVlaratl1on Central ..... Virgil Central ........ Elmira Catholic Academy liakemont Academy .... Groton Central ...... . Virgil Central ...... Trnxton Central ....... Elmira Catholic Academy Holy Family of Aulmurn . Lakemont Academy .... H01 O 0 0 . . . at the Testi ' ' monlal Dinner Top Row fl. to r.l: L. Meyer, l.. 0'llonald, l'. Kieley, T. Collins, E. Pauldine Ser-ond Row Il. to r.l : .l. Riley, .l. Carve-y, D. Morgan, T. Hogan, A. Philips Third Row ll. to r,D: T. McEvoy, R. Kane, R. Shay Fourth Row tl. to r.l :.l. 0'Mara, J. Casey, Coach McEvoy, R. Philips Fifth Row fl. to r.l: J. Ray, .l. Rush, .l. Woods Sixth Row ll. to r.3: R. Sheridan, R. Mcllonald, l.. Kane, .l. Kelly, .l. Kane Seventh Row ll. to r.i : M. Sheridan, A. Harris, faithful sppporter of St. lVlary's team. A. O' Leary, A. llovi, R. Broun A testimonial dinner was held recently at the Shamrock Inn, honoring the former coach of St. Maryis. For sixteen years he labored diligently and unceasingly to provide St. lVlary's with winning teams, and to impart to his proteges some of the knowledge he had ob- tained through past experience. Not only did he stress the tangible aspects of the game, but more important, the intangi- ble ones, such as: sportsmanship, manliness, and fair play. So proficient was he in his deal- I 41 ings with youth that his 1937 team was selected to participate in the Parochial League Tournament held at Chicago. His past record of wins, offsetting defeats, stands as convinc- ing evidence of his endless achievements. In addition to his work at the school, he also coached the Holy Name basketball team. Former graduates and friends presented Deke with a wristwatch and an appropriate- ly autographed basketball as mementoes of their esteem. J Our Junior Red Cross Sin s . . . RED CROSS: Sitting tl. to r. D: J. Taylor, C. Cooper, S. Rourke, J. lirogan, li. Corcoran. J. Dillingham Standing tl. to r.l: Nl. Mosher, C. Phalen. E. Keegan, M. Wolmtls The Junior lied Cross has lieen an active organi- zation at St. Mary's for the past two years. Members are constantly working together in order to better their community. Serving on the Junior lied Cross Council this year are Carole Cooper. President: Rohin Corcoran, Vice-President: Jude Brogan Sec- retary. and Susan Roarke, Treasurer. The council appoints committees to carry out the year's work which eonsists in making tray favors, filling gift boxes, running errands, and doing volunteer civil service work. Every holiday the Wakefield Nursing Home has lveen receiving artistic tray favors made hy active Junior Red Cross memhers. Several members have gladly done volunteer civil service work at the local chapter. They recently helped organize the materials needed for the successful adult enrollment fund drive. Last fall St. Maryds sent two delegates to the Nlanlius Training Center at Nlanlius, New York. They were Joan Taylor and Carole Cooper. The days at the training center were Filled with classes on Home Nursing, First Aid. Water Safety. Nutri- tion and Enrollment and Organization. This summer the Cortland County Chapter of the American Red Cross intends to send a junior delegate to Hood Col- lege in Maryland for a week. lt will he a memorahle and prolitahle experience not only for the delegate, hut also for her community. The Junior lied Cross has aided students at St. lVlary's in realizing the need for community cooperation among the school children. H21 Our Future Nurses Sing . . . Seated 1l.ro r.l: I. Healy, NI. Woods, II. Heim. N. Ilully, Mrs. ll. Dodds, Mrs. If. Ilexter, 5. 'I'oomey. 5. Hoarke. ,l. Ilro- gan. Nl. Nlosher Standing tl. to ri: K. Hayes. tl. Zaharis, Nl. Mulvaney. If. Iloulihan Our favorite dream! We are angels of niereyf servants of humanity. And then suddenly we enter reality and ask ourselves. Do I really want to he a nurse? Am I willing to spend several years in prep- aration and the rest ol' my life in practicing? What will that preparation he like? As il' in answer to our queries. the Future Nurses Club of St Mary's was organized to inform the girls ahout nursing- its advantages and disadvantages. its trials and trih- ulations. its lrenefits and rewards. Our sponsors. two registered nurses. Mrs. Iilma Ilexter and Mrs. Dodds. gave us interesting and use- ful information ahout the many varied helds of nursing. We read pamphlets from sehools and eol- leges that offer nursing eourses. The highlight of our meeting is always the planning of field trips to I 43 hospitals where we will see. first hand. nurses in aetion. Thus far. we have visited the Cortland County Hospital and Iirought home with us a pieture ol' white corridors. ellieient nurses. hurrying doetors. and husy aides all working to win the hattle of life and death that is waged continuously in that world of white. Uur next field trip will he to Rohert I'aeker Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania followed hy one to St. Ioseplfs Hospital in Syraeuse. New York. We will still retain visions of hustling Iigures in starr-hed white uniforms, hut we do have a elearer and definitely more aeeurate pieture of the eflieient and sympathetic nurse. Almost all of us are answer- ing yes to the question. Shall I he one of that army in white? I . . . in 'A Little Honey' Seated ll. to r.l: P. Morris, P. Head. C. Pierce, R. Corcoran, R. Houlihan, V. Dillingham Standing ll. to r.l: J. Snyder, K. 0'Mara, J. Mc-Cuire, S. Brookins, J. Keegan People who attended the performance of HA Little Honey in St. lVlary's High School had a pleasant tin1e of it, for they were witnessing a com- edy which often happens in many homes. The entire Milton household had a mission to fulfill: to see Di- ana married to Tom Corning, a high school sweet- heart who just returned from the Navy. They re- alized their objective with the help of expert direc- tion by Sister lVl. Nlerici. and from the fine acting by the cast. Virginia Dillingham appeared as Diana Minton whose fame as a mechanic was known fur and wide, but whose ability to win a man and hold him was practically nil. She was about as far from her goal l 44 as she could be as she was a tomboy and Tom pre- ferred the feminine, clinging vine type. Mrs. Minton, played by Carol Pierce, was re- sponsible for this state of affairs, because she held that a man wanted brains, not beauty, when he chose his partner for life. Grandmais lliosemary Corcoranil views, how- ever, on this subject were entirely opposite, for in her estimation the ability to fix a car and discuss en- gineering was a hindrance. not a help. uYou can't catch flies with sandpaper. You need a little stickum -and little honeyfl she would say. In the end Grandma was the victor, and her reward was the I knowledge that Diana and Tom would soon be married. The two younger Minton children, Scoots and Jerry portrayed by Helen Heim and Patricia Mor- ris further complicated matters as younger sisters so often dog while ,lohn Snyder, as ,Ierry's one and only. Albert Parker: Patricia Head as Delores, the maid: .lames Keegan as Tom: Robert Houlihan as Mr. Minton: Suzanne Brookins as Eve Tyler, a southern belle, Kathryn 0'Mara as Mrs. Simmons. the nurseg and Joseph Mctluire as the Sure Shot Man who came to exterminate bugs at precisely the wrong time all contributed to the success ofthe play with their witty wisecracks and wise sayings. When the stage curtains opened for 'GA Little Honeyf, the audience saw that the familiar brown background curtains had been replaced by new aqua marine fiats. The seniors labored strenuously to make the scenery. and the sense of achievement which they felt when the task was completed made it well worth the effort. lfor many days before the play, lumber, paint. cloth and the tools used in mak- ing the scenery filled the auditorium. and after class hours the echo of pounding hammers resounded throughout the building, and the odor of fresh paint permeated the air. At last they were finished, and as the seniors surveyed their handiwork, they knew the new scenery would add to the effectiveness of the senior play. The success of the play was also due in part to the efforts of the stage crews-James McDermott who supervised the sound effects, Robert Thomas who took charge of the lights and curtain: Joan Twomey and Donna Bell who sold the tickets, Pa- tricia Morris and Carol Nichols who took charge of the programs, Carla Phalen who prompted: Con- stance Hayes who took charge of properties: and Robin Corcoran, Joan Dillingham, Theresa Mac- Namara, Susan West and Mary Lee Lanigan who applied the make-up. As the curtain closed on the seniors' first taste of show business. many breathed a sigh of relief. while for others, it was a sigh of expectancy for they have dreams of Broadway. You ought to be wearing stufl' like that all the timef' Seated: V. Dillingham 1 fn Ah just don't know what in the world Ah'd do without you Rug! r Standing tl. to r. P: li. Houlihan, R. Corcoran, ll. Heim, .l. Keegan tL to r.I : S. Brookins, R. Houlihan, P. Morris, J. Snydei t Pierce E451 Our Altar Boys Sin . . . ll. to 113: I'. llonwaly. .l. l.u1lwi,2. l,. l,or1l, H. U'Bri1'n. F. 'liuylolx ,l. llurtnr-tl. H. lXt't'Qltlll. l'.. Xlvlzxoy, ll. lic-llonr: .l. l.ow- lzlvv. .l. xll'llf'l'lllllIl. R. ll0llllll1lll..l. Xl1'll11il'4'. ll. iil'ill't'. .l. Flnycla-r. ll. Vl'll4'l'U'l'. .l. NlLl5ll'l'l!illll. 'lf 0'liourlu-. .l. 'lwoim-y. ll. 124-rralrll, 'lf llzlsvy. ll. lfootv. ll. l i!zputri1'k. 5. l vrris. W. Brown xvllvll tlw privst alt the- foot of the altar says-- 'lntroilmo all altarv Deli. the altar luoys responds: Atl llvuni qui lzwlillvat jllYPIlllllPIIl lllPillIl.n Yvs. Uorl clovs liring joy to his youth. for cfvvry lmoy von- sirlors it 11 privilm-gc and an honor to lw vhosvn to svrvf- thv priest at Mass. Now lo lm-onie un altar lmoy lw must llll'2lSllI'9 up to vm-rtuin 1-ritr-rin: llv must learn thc- Latin rvsponsvs and thc- 1-orrw-l provvrlrm- whilv he is seri- ing Nluss. Tliffn ut ull times hs- must L-onduvt himself l lb in the sunvtuarv with flisrnitv. rvspvc-t and l't'Y1'l'l'lll'i' When tlw-altar lroy has ill'qlllI'Pll favility in serving tlw priest at Mass. he f'xpm'iem'f's great pm-r sonul SHllSl'2l4'll0ll in partir-ipating in the solr-mn vvrvnionivs ol' liiustvr. Christmas uncl Forty Hours Nuptial Masses. BClll'flll'llUll. uncl Veslmvrs. ml l ncler the gentle gllldillll'l' and Willl'lllvlll cyl- 4 lfatlwr Quirk. it is lhv hope uncl wish of vvvrv altar lmov at Saint lNlarv's to remain faitliful and loyal in his svrvim-es to Christ and Mary. His Mothvr. l . . . at Christma -' MARY ,N K, A 3 . , -H, wilh llhriflnmf um-k ul Sl. .xlilfyth always luring I. Put uml ,lim illllllift' tho Smlulily luullvlin mml, ful, and uplixily- HUVI, Ulm, I.im.lN.S ilu. Inmml. 2. Ho. Pall and ,loam llll thvir way lu lfhrifl ' , ., - . - Q . x . I 4 - -- -- --- -- fill: ll-I lt: llxrlfllnm 5l!llAIl mul 4-xlnlnlf ll Ill lla ilI'llSll1'll9l'UI'- mb I 'HU ' ' Hum' ld 1 PM ll 'ml 1 'gl P U ,, , , , , . 4-vssiun Chl'ihUIlilS UNFUIIIIJIV. T. ,la-rrv. Holm, ,luun uns Wlllll' ilu- Nnmllvr 1'h1ldl'4'll l'llj1lV pzlrllvs ln ' ' , h ' l ' I Dllllllil. Cam' and Jim pall'lic'ipa1l1- in ilu- Nnlivily lllvll' l'IilbFl'lNiIllH illltl il lllllflllllsj at lln' IIIUYIPS. lln- N1-IW. 8-0-IZ. StmlpnbPnj0y..Smrliglll51,l.l,mHl1,-- 'Hill' 5 I 'l fl 'I lf l'i 'l l'4m' H' HW iumllill Sudalily CllI'iSllIlLlS Hull. IU-l l. Svniurw Illilkt' nu-rrp 4 lIl1Hl'Ii 'Ill iI'U4'l'SriUll and Cln'isIn1as mac-unl. all annual CllI'iSlllIilS Palrlv. r- I I . . H71 M ES ' . . . durin Mass Reverend Father Horan, with ,lohn Snyder as server, distributes Holy tfonnnunion to the Seniors ln all probability. one of the most memorable events in each senioris life is the annual Mass in the Convent cliapel. For weeks this year's class waited impatiently for April twenty-eighth. Then suddenly it was here. As each senior reverently entered the Convent chapel. which had been artistically decorated with red and yellow tulips and forsythia, he realized sad- ly that there would be only a few more occasions when he and his classmates would kneel together as a class before the altar. As Father Horan entered the sanctuary to begin Mass, the seniors raised their voices in the beautiful hymn to Mary. 'SO Fairest of All Visions. At the Offertory they sang. H0 Cod of Loveliness 7' and as the bells ranff out at the Conse- 7 F' eration they devoutly sang, 'iHeart of Jesus. Hearfi Then as each student returned from the altar rail and made his thanksgiving, he became cogni- zant that he could never thank God sufficiently for the graces He has bestowed upon him through the years. As the seniors slowly filed out of the chapel, a feeling of nostalgia enveloped them, for they real- ized they were bidding adieu to Saint lVlary's and her faculty. This feeling, however, was quickly dis- pelled for they knew that their years at Saint Mary's had prepared them to face the fixture bravely and courageously. E431 . . . at Our May Crownin tl, to r.t : li. 'l'liomas, .I. Keegan. J. Snyder. J. N14-licrniott. H. lloulihan, tl. Grace: R.t1orr-umm, ll. Heim tlNlayQ1u-enl. I', Xlm-rig IJ, lie-ll. S. llrookins, ,l. 'llssorneyg K. ffxlara. ff. Pierce. l', lit-all, ti. Nichols, V. Dillingham O Mary. wc crown thee with hlossoms today -ff As tht- queen revercntly placccl the jewellf-d, golden crown on thc lmrow of the hcautiful statue of the lilcssccl Mother, the zenith of tht- socialists, year as reached. Across the minds of all flashed mem- orics of thc wccks of excitetl anticipation for the moment when each coulml show his love for Mary. The Knights of Uur Lady. rlressecl in formal at- tlrc, and hcr llanclmaitls. garhccl in hillowy white owns. ollcrcml homage to the Queen of Angels and Men hy lifting their voices in The Litany of the Blessed Virgin and 0 lfairest of All Visions. In the Act of Consccration . each soflalist ar- tlcntly rcmiwctl the pletlgc of fvalty to the Yirgin most pure. and in the true manner of a Knight or Hanclmaifl requesting a special favor. asked: 'fl1ink of me. my clearest lVlother. and tlesert me not at tht- hour of tleathf, lfather Horan extolled the innumerable virtues of Mary hefore the Bcnecliction of the Blessed Sac- rament. As each Socialist received the direct hless- ing of Christ, he whispered thank you to Mary and her Divine Son for the many graces and favors hestowed so generously. Although the Socialists slowly and almost sor- rowfully wenclctl their way out of church, they car- ried in their hearts the precious moments of close communion with Christ and His Blessed Motlier, Mary. tm . . . at Cafe Tres Chic MAI f CAFE CHORUS First lion ll. to r.!: ll. Robinson. .l. llillingharn. l.. Lord. E. Keegan. li. Tucci. R. Ferris, li. Hayes, S. Ferris, li. Phalen, W. Loftus Second lion ll. to r.I 1 'l'. lxll'NLlIllZlI'Ll, T. lJ.R0lll'lil', J. Witlle1's. l'. Conway l or two years tl1e juniors had dreamed of Cafe as they sat on the sidelines watching. Then their dream came true as they realized that at long last, it was their turn to take over the floor show. To them Cafe Tres Chic was the dream of a young girl who couldn't participate in the show! Doctor's ordersf, Qloan sat at home dressed up and dreamed of Cafe. Anything can happen in a dream. and suddenly all the songs and dances and colors that ,loanis imagination could produce were right in Could This Be Amore? front of the audience. and they dreamed with her to the catchy rhythm of 'l'hat's Amore. to the lilting notes of 'gllancing in the Dark, and finally to the strains of Our Show ls Over. Linder the capahle direction of Sister Paulette. the performance moved smoothly along to a success- ful conclusion until. after weelis of preparation. Cafe was crossed off from memo pads and entered into diaries. Viewers and Doers iff, lm . . . at Fantasia Ar lhv fillIl1'l'l'S pussm-il illI'llllQil tlw chmrs In lhv Om- of tha- highlighls of lhv l'Yl'llillfJ, wus thu lwzulliflllly xh'4'm'1il4-ii lmll. lhm- snfl lllllrit' uf' ,luhn fifilllli Marvin I1-il hy 1111-sf-nim-1-lasspn-sith-nl..l1 Nit'N4'ii.r urr'h4'sll'z1 wvlvmiiwi lhvm lu l'i11llla1sia1 Sllyflm-1' ami Ihr' Yifl'-IlI'i'Si4i1'I1i. Carol Nivhuls. All mal lhv,luniur-Sf-nior Pmnl. Thx- 4-4-iling was an rain- lun scum il mls une' iff-Im-k. and as Ihr- strains uimhms vzlrrii-ml uul Ihr- lil1'lllK' of ni'11lIliilSiil-5 ful- sz-niors rm-zllixml sadly lhul this ull illllbuflillll is uf 1-nlnrs ami lhv mmlm-rnisli4' nh-signs on lhr- Nfluocl Nighl. SW1'K'lill'ilI'lu 4'1'llmw1i in lhv ilil'. lhm ni Y wing nu furni ur mwh-r. 'lla 4-m1nm-l11ul'ulm- lhm- was ul un vml ami that I'l1lurm- prums all Sl. Manx s uriun Ye-11r.u slilllll' nl' lhv Hh-ssi-ci Virgin Wils M0lIi1iiH'jllFlilIIIPIIIUIAY. plan-ml Hll thc' slalgv. ami Q'1ll'il high svhmml slllfhwll lunwrr-ml hr-1' nilh thc- ln-ullliflll hymn. Molhc-r Hr-- ml. IMI: ,Ima iflngf-r. Pall illlti .lim on purarh- all lhm- vmivm-nl. illuhlz lhrou-fh the' ill'4'iHHlY unm- . . . . . . 5. Gur Sodality Sin . . . ll. to r. I: li. 'l'homas, 'l'reasmer of the Sodality Union of Syraeuse. M. Woods, Seeretary. H. lloulihan, l'resident. H. lleim, N ire-l'resi1lel1t. .l. lrutlniu. 'llreasurer Sinee this is the Marian Year. the Sodalists un- dertook their usual activities with added zeal. Lin- der Sister Pauletteis amieahle guidance, the Sodal- ily initiated sueh aetiyities as: the annual reeeption of prohationers. followed hy the Communion hreak- fast. the Christmas Hall. and May Crowning. The lfueharistie committee, which promotes a eam- tlaily mass and Communion. undertook paign to enlist more Socialists in the Knights and llandmaicls ol' the Blessed Sacrament. The Marian committee sueeessfully promoted the liiarnily Rosary among the Sodalists. During Catholie Press Month. the Catholie Literature committee erected a rack where all Socialists ohtained Catholic magazines and pamphlets. t Un the feast of Annuneiation,Soclalists par- ticipated in a pilgrimage to Saint Maryfs Church as a trihute to their Patroness. Likewise, during Holy Week. the Socialists partieipalecl in the animal re- treat made possihle hy Father Horan. Sorlality is afhliated with the Diocese of Syracuse. Robert Saint lllaryis. is treasurer of the Sodality lvnion which aims to promote the prog- ress of the aetivities throughout central New York area. l urthermore, the Sodality lfnion in the Thomas., a student at Through the Sodality. its members try to imi- tate Nlary their Queen. their Advoeate. and their Mother. The Sodalists lift their voices to her as to- gether they sing of a maiden. 521 . . . durin Retreat I a G i i i Father Rolxert l.ynch, 0. F. M., and Father Horan, Pastor, with the retreatants Under the guiding hand of Father Robert Lynch, 0. I . lVl., the Sodalists began their annual re- treat. This year they were privileged to have it dur- ing Holy Week, which helped them to enter into the penitential spirit of the season. lfaeh Sodalist withdrew into a world of his own for two days, each examined his soul, looked back over his life and made plans for the futureia future in which he would serve Cod no matter what his vocation would he. The ret reatants learned that they are really im- portant in the sight of Cod and He will never ahan- don them. lfather stated that in order to live as Christians they must strive to attend daily lVlass, frequently receive the sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist. Furthermore he recommended the daily recitation of the Rosary, frequent visits to the Blessed Sacrament, spiritual reading and medita- tion. ln this way, they could live up to the Sodalists' motto, 'tAd Jesum Per lVlariam.'7 Emerging from this retreat with a deeper love for God each boy and girl possessed an ardent de- sire to serve Him faithfully forever. As the Sodal- ists howed their heads for the Papal Blessing, which closed the retreat. they realized more than ever the truth of the saying, 'ttf God he for us, who can he against us?', 15:53 Our 4-H Sing . . . s a ll. to VJ: Nl. lnonluiio. X, HRIITIS. l.. Loslzl. l'. l'l'ilI11'lSl'0 llllltllllili K. lxll'll0l'IIllVli, ll. llouohuv, ,l. xl4'lllVI'l'll. C During tho mast war, the I--H cluh has hee-n or- . Ls I , ' . . . unix:-Cl at bt. Marv s for the Ullllbl' lllffll school slu- rs V W . I 1 D . Q clvnts. lhv I-H is a national vouth orffumzation to I 1 F he-I r lmovs uucl 'lI'lS from the MIPS of teu to twvntv- . ' 7 U . 4 onv lo ohtaln kuowlvflge of agru'ult111'v and farm- ins. So far. ilu- girls iu lllf' clulw have' unclf-rtalccn projvvts of 4-ooking. sowing, and homf- llllp1'0VClll6'lll. lu urlflilion. thc- I-H lUPIIllTPl'S hav? also hccoinc world minrlvcl uucl have sc-nt za Coofl Will Letter. vx- plaiuing tho l-H. and a lmmwr lo Pvslmwar, Paki- stan. Corlluncl's good will 4-ily. During National 'l-H week, thi- Cortlancl County I--H Couuvil sont llolwrt rllhomus, Prfisidenl ol' the li-H, to Allmny to parlivipale in the New York Stale Capitol Daly Progrzlui. llolwrl, a svnior ut St. Muryis lllf l the Cortland County assi-uihlynluu uufl sul in on srssions of lllf' ll'QlSlilllll'P. As a l'llIllilX to the llI'0lII'2.llll, Governor llvwvy 2lllfll't'SSl'Cl the- flvlvgzilvs. l5ll aff' . A. Don. ll. Pr-rry, H. Nf llQlf'lDilllPl'., lx. BQ-II. .l. l.llSllllYIl. ll. . lllorris. M. llostu Although the IWH is one of tlw lll WPSl organiza- tions at St. llflaryis it is ouv of the niosl thriving. At pre-sent the-re is a vauupaign on lo increase- its meni- lwrship one hunclrerl pPr veul. Hlllll Howl anal Rolwrt llllIOH1ilS with lioxvrnor lion: lll,,il Our Candid hots Sin mimi. Jim. liingrvr and John surw-V the iuullvtin lmurfl. RllN'Illill'y ami ,lim pi'zic'li1'v fur lhv lmig night. SUIIIUTF ul lin' annual lrwzlkfzlsl in tiw f.UllVl'lll imik at thc- nIliI'Iiil'.'- Hvhind tin- we-:ic-s at playlinw: Bob and john are working haul. 1. All urs- lnusv making fiuls. ll's ai 5illIIliN'l' Iiurly, not il jail. K uzirll Cass-y gives u pvp laik. I ish-ning tu tha- lup I'l'l'0l'liiIlgS ure- Put. Cami, liuiwrt, RUSQ'lllill'y unc lurnl. Uingvr. Suzunnr-. ,ioaniw and Dminu vnjoy a laik-fc-sl. wir. .lov zmcl fiiIllf11'l' liflvn lu lhc- I,l'1'SiIi4'lIlih Slz1lvui'Iilt' linimif' Un a pivnim' wa- did gn. i551 Dur Glee Club Sings . . . CLEE Cllfli l'lI'Nl lion ll. In r.l: lx, U lwrien. la laylur. lu. Nlvltxny, l1.lvl'l'l'ill'4l, ,l. l.ux'ela:'1', ll. lllt'li1'l', ll. lwnute. ly. ljllllttglllillll. .l. lnmney. lt. llibllllllilll, ly. luwi, Sister Nl. lliert-sta. l'. l'e1'l'y. .l. l.llSlll0ll, Nl. 0 Huurlqe. 4.. llayr-s. .l. laylor. ll. tlon-oiuiix. S. lillllljlllll. il. Kaliaris. 'lf llealy. li. Nengu-lnaner. .l. Natoli Sm-mul limi ll. to r.i :.l. slnwlersmm. 'l'. llasey. .l. Nlasterpanl, l'. llellone. S. lferris, ll. Ferris. l.. lm-tl. li. liitlltalll. Nl. llag: lnan. 11. Willis. Xl. l,anig:an. li. Stark. ,l. Brogxan. Nl. lllulxaney. .l. Withers. ll. tamper. 5. 'l'4mxnf-y. 'l'. Nltt4'NillltLll'il. .l. llillingiliani. B. Stexens. Nl, Slieriflan. Nl. lanlwig, Nl. Wuorls llnral Hou ll. In 111: ll. .lnlninxilltz ,l. llartnett. ll. Keegan, .l. lanlisigi. W. Brmsn. l'. lionxsay. W. l.nlitns. .l. lls-nflrilxs. ll. l:0ltlll5Ull. l.. l,llillf'll. 5. Vtest. 5. lioat'lu'. N. llully. 5. 0 lllara. 5, lleytmr. ill. Nltl!-llt'l'. lx. llayes. l. lXt'l'lKlll. .l. Utt. N. llnyer lmler the 4-apalmle tutelage ol' Sister lVl.'l'l1e1'- portunity to convey a speeial tribute to lfatlier esia. tlie Saint lllarvis Ulee Cluli has prugressecl rap- Harrisfm at a testiinonial in his lionor. At this itlly. It nuw has won lm' itself recognition from all inusn- lm'ers who have ln-en fortunate enongli to ln-ar il. Alter prat-tit-ing diligently for several weeks. llie 1-lwrns was prepared to make tlie usual appear- ance lietween arts uf tlie senior play. lim' tliis ocea- 4 Jon. tlie Clee Clulw presentml Hfzltlllllll 'lihrul the llyeu. 'l'l1e Wmrdvliiicli Snngii. ancl l 1'eflcly anrl lille N llis Ific ' ln acltlitiun. tlle Ulee Clulw was allurcletl an up- vliuristers 0ll.Pl'Pll l Helievew and May lmrcl Bless ancl Keep Youf l urtlierinm'e. tlie Clee Cluli participatefl in tlie Class llay velelwa- tion. pruvicling musical setting for the Marian Year time, the tlie Good talvleaux. Perhaps the liigliligllt of the year net-nrrecl at tlie graduation exewises wlien the inenilwrs of tlie Glee Club liade farewell to the gfffitflllilllllg elass ' with 'l'hanks He to Goflii ancl the appropriate words nf 'Millie llay ls Umm. Anal the night shall lie filled with musie. Anil tlie eares that inliest the tlay Sliall lnlcl their tents like the Aralxs. Anil as silently steal away. l l,n'1gfell014' t l Sh I Our Choir Boys Sin . . . First Row ll. to r.t: 'l'. Bulger. S. Morgan, F. 'l'rautlein, R. Glare, M. Dexter, ,l. Sheridan, A. lioyi, M. llrookins, .l. .l. llaggerty. .l. llellns Sf-vonfl How ll. to r.l: W. l'aul1line, Nl. Helms, M. lllrllernio lf. llehlwin. lil. llellone ,. . .. , , lhlrd Row tl. to rl: .l. Dexter. .l. loolney. l. Normwald Nl. llelnis Fourth lion tl. to r.l : 5. Nl:-gixern, A. Rf-hlnein. A. Shay. J livery little hoy's ainlrition is to he a choir boy and don the red and white eassocks to become earth- ly eherulvs. Therefore. when Sister lVlary Anthony conducts the try-outsf' earh little heart overHows with hope and expeetation. After much daily prac- tive, these angelic ehoristers lift their voices in the Sunday l'ror-essionals and Her-essionals. l'erhaps the rrowning point of their careers oe- eurs at Nlidnight lVlass when they present their lnost rherished gift-their sweet soprano voices to the Infant ,Ir-sus on His hirthday. They joyfully lift their voir-es in Adeste lfidelisn and Silent Nightw, praying that the Child Jesus will remain as close to tt, K. tiunnnins, l'. llanse, .l. llovi. H. Claw. li. Sheridan, l'. Nlrluvoy. 5. Heller, ,l. Sheridan. ll. llllYf'l'. li. llaves. Daly. R. l.atharn, l.. Claw, 'l'. lhllger, ll. llrookins them as He is on this great feast. On Holy Thursday they lead the solemn pro- ression in honor of the Blessed Sacrament. singing Pange Lingua. On Easter Sunday their juluilant alleluias reverlierate through the t7lllIl't'll to thu Risen Christ. Then again, they add to the soleinnity and heauty of the Forty Hours, Devotions hy their reverently rhanted responses. By their faithful attendance at all ehurc-h serv- ices. and hy their willingness to raise their voices in praise to Hirn, these junior trouliadors of Cod can he truly said to he a little less than the angels. i571 Our Bu in ss Staff Sings . . . St-are-II ll. to r,lg Il. llvin. II. lYi1'liols.,I. 'Inoniu I' Ile-all s,, ',, - . ... ' . 4. .ItIIItIIII, tl. Io IJ. lf. l,l.1u.,I. Nlibuur, lx. U Nltua. .I. lx:-opaii. I'. NIUITIS. II. Ilionia. IZISIN ESS WIA NAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER I'A'I'Ii0NS 'I'YI'IS'I'S I'Ht ITUCH .NPHEII SUBStfItlP'I'IONS We. the nwnilwrs of the stall' of the I951 Per .-Xnnosu. graviously apprvriatnl and sinvercly thank all those- who In-lpvd us with our ye-arhook, espvciah ly the following: Sister Merici for her pativncv and supervision: our senior typists. Patrivia lVIorris. Joanne TWUIIIPY. anfl Carol Nichols: our photog- raplwrs., Nlr. Iticharcl Ilwyvl' and IVIr. Hivharfl T. Billings Ior their Iwautilul worlig Mr. ,Iohn Could I Iiolwrt 'Iiliomas Joseph lN'Ic'Cuire Ilelvn I'IeiniiPat1'ir'ia Ileatl ,IOEIIIIIP 'Iiuonwy ftiarol Nivliols Patrivia lVIo1'ris Katliryn U'NIa ra Gerald Gl'tit'6 -JilIII6S Keegan and helpful suggestions: Mr. Ifloyd Parlw of Briggs for his sports pirturvs: St. I'fIixalwth's Mi sion Sovivty for the line flrawing on the flivision pagvsg and to the lVIotI1F-rs Club. our patrons. our contributors. and our sulmsr-rilwrs for thvir genial osity and t,'Utl1Jf'I'ilIIOIl. 581 of the Ithaca IlIlgl'ilYIIlgI Company. for his intvrv I All Craft of Ithaca for his kind assistanvvz Mr. ,Iosffph a'b . ,fv e 5 .x F L 'X ' 4 Z' SN SS 5-X 'N X SHIKI. u-Y' ,ZYFQQ fl 'NT rf 't NY u ,ffxjl x. X H 'V ., . X X X xg. ,is ', X W Y Va ' If fft ' N X 1 .t LJ I W n - 5 ' hge W 'L?1' 'Y , f t s' ' :EN ' is t 1 E29 1 V E,, 'W ,Snr . I K K gf f I X X 2 e - at ' 59 Regina Mundi! In kindness turn thine eyes, we pray, On those who helped us in their way. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bell Bowker Shoe Store Mr. Peter Brevett Mr. and Mrs. Lelan Brookins Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mr. and Mrs. W. Bulger Mr. R. P. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Calkins Mr. Robert Caughey Dr. and Mrs. Louis Chernow Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cook Mr. and Mrs.H. Justin Corcoran Mr. and Mrs. Antonia Costa Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Cummins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Custeau Miss Nellie Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillingham Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dillon Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Dower Misses Rosa and Beatrice Falso Mr. and Mrs. Morris C. Fitts Mr. and Mrs. Louis Folmer Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Ford Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Gabriel Dr. Claude E. Gage Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gerrard Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Guilfoyle Globe Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glover Miss Katherine Grace Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Harris Miss Anna Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haskell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Head Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Heim Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Heim Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Heim Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hoffman Mrs. Robert Houlihan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Isaf Dr. and Mrs. Theodore J acobus 60 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Byron Keeler Miss Josephine Kiernan Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lanigan Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Larabee Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lord Mrs. Theresa Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mastin, Sr Mr. Lawrence Mastin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. McDermott Mr. John McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEvoy Joseph McGuire William Morgan Edward Morris F. J. Mullen, Jr. Francis Mulvaney John Nichols Donald Odell Frank Odell C. J. O'Mara Edward V. O'Shea Hugh Perrine Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pierce Mrs. Rose Rightmire Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. State Family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robinson William A. Shay James Sheridan Gilbert Snyder Leon Starr The Michael Stevens Sweeney Glenn Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Trautlein Mr. William Twomey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wallace James E. West Erving White Mr.and Mrs. Carl Zaharis Zeal 704214414 do 556 66444 af 7754 3 4' Y0f?Mlf?1Y'5?Y5':r'Q ...Nunn-..,..,,,,, tl. to r.i : Mrs. Bolgvr, President of the Mothers, Club. HPV. Luwrenve Horan Chaplain: john Snyder, Presidmll of the Senior Class: Mrs. C. Snydcr Ulml Nil-Imls, Vice-Presiclent of llw Svninr Clussg Mrs. J. Nivlmls MOTHERS CLUB OF ST. MARY'S SCHOOL E011 Congratulations and Success To the Class ot 1954 J. V. CHEERLEADERS ll. to 1'.l : C. Phalen, M. Mulvaney, K. Hayes, M. Wcmcmds KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CORTLAND couNclL No. 233 Marine Midland Trust Company Ot Southern New York Cortland Office Cortland, New York Free Services 24 Hour Banking 2 Hour Parking - Market Basket Lot E621 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Senior Class of 1954 Knights of Columbus CorHand CouncH No.233 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS! from to THE VETERANS OF . MARY'S GRADUATES FOREIGN WARS i I fuss Post 2354 Ladies' Auxiliary of the We honor the dead by Knights of Columbus helping fhe living T631 Starts 5AWNG5 BANK Account Now ual' Ill MII wh0 'QZu.f Z See Your Savings Bank EVERY Payday Saving Makes the Difference between Wishing and Having Cortland VINGS Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Serving fhe Community for 85 Years QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS - Frigidaire Appliances Easy Washers Complimenfs of lid-Mm .fmgwde 'I2 Clinton Avenue Marian Tucci 9 Elizabeth De Santa N41 Congratulations - Class of 1954 Come in and See if... TEST DRIVE FORD 76fx54 DILLINGHAM MOTORS, INC 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Cortland, New York SERVES YOU RIGHT VALUE CHECK IT, Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 HOMER NATIONAL BANK Homer, New York A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve System CONGRATULATIONS- to the Class of 1954 STOP AND SAVE Compliments of 0' OU' SAMUEL P. HELLER, .IR. PLANT: 25 Pomeroy Street ROOFING SIDING For Expert-Prompt Dry Cleaning CORTLAN D DRY CLEANERS STORE: 137 Main Street Dial SK 6-8681 BUILDER 24 Charles St. - - SKyIine 3-0805 66 We have a FLAIR . . . Complinwnts of ---for SHOE REPNR ACME LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. MID CITY SHOE STORE Ill Yluin Street Wlvsl roufl Route Zlll North of Groton Avi-into Sliylilw 6-51332 llUllIllllllIPlllS of SAUNDERS BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SALON IZU South Aurora Street ltlluva, New York Best Wishes from DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM iARSIT soDAsAn CIGAR STORE 30 Main St. - - - Cortland, N. Y BEST WISHES fo the Class of'54 M E MAKES FRIENDS Compliments of McEVOY SONS Funeral Directors L. Tl ,:. 'V 67 For Quality Work - Prompt Service Courteous Treatment Patronize L. C. TYLER CLEANING CO. I7 COUFI' SI. -:- -:- -:- SK 3-08I2 Compliments of L Coats - Suits - Dresses 2 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. For QUALITY .... Laundry Service Rug Cleaning Linen Supply Service Call THE CORTLAND LAUNDRY I5 Court St. ----- SK 6-7712 Compliments of SCHARFIELD'S .IEWELERS IO Main Street SK 6-6262 B E S T W I S H E S to the Graduating Class of '54 REYNOLD'S FLORIST COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE with Flowers for every occasion FREE DELIVERY SERVICE IO9 Tompkins St. Dial SK 6-6882 Cortland, N. Y. OUR FLOWERS SMELL The Best of Luck . . . to the Class of 1954 DWYER SPAULDING STUDIO, INC. at 21 Clinton Ave. 68 Best Wishes to St. Mary's Graduating Class 1954 First National Bank of Cortland Corner of Main and Central A Good Corner to Bank on Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduates of T954 from CAMP PACKING CO., INC. Coit. lnsper-ted Meat Products Compliments of Makers of Tender Made Doughnuts Dressy lflzits Loafers Casuuls by O SANDLEH OF BOSTON Scooters l,o-Vumps Saddles While Bur-ks 213 Tompkins Street CI'Pp?S SARVAY sHoE COMPANY Dm' SK 3'049' T691 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSSES SAFETY - DEPENDABIL REQ ITY - SERVICE BROCKWAY OFFERS A MODEL TO MEET THE T UIREMENTS OF EVERY SCHOOL DISTRIC MPANY, INC. ROCKWAY MOTOR CO B Factory and General Office - Cortland, N, Y. Branches and Dealers in Principal Cities The House of Graduation Gifts S M I T T Y l S gil Drive - In Er Restaurant Route 281 ll FW Between Blinker and McLean Road Phone SK 6-2691 MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE A -A CONGRATULATIONS - 2 to the Class of '54 M Lvxgi ll ALE , IN . EESE 3 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Dia' SK 67431 159 South Main Street T0 G. H. WILTSIE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED lvlPI'tTlli:ll1f11SP to fill your everyday needs and gift requirements awaits your selection at WI LTSI I-TS in Cortl and. A friendly storefoitering quality merchan- dise and interested service to all. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1954 LELAND B. DOWNES GARAGE Sales and Service 33-35 Port Watson St. Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-6412 DANIEL MEN'S SHOP formerly ISAACS CLOTHES For Greater Values 37-39 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. 116 Mclin St. Cortland, N. Y Best Wishes to the Class , M1954 M U L L E N ' S EXTENDS GREETINGS Office Supplies and AND Equipment EXPRESSES APPRECIATION 28 Main St. Dial SK 6-7651 TO ST. MARY'S STUDENT BODY LEON WOODWORTH J E W E L E R 11 Clinton Avenue lilgin and Hamilton Watches Artcarved Diamonds Religious Articles, Medals and Prayer Books Dial SK 6-7337 AND FACULTY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 81-85 Main St. Cortland, N. Y lt Pays To Shop at Penney's MASTERPAUL'S CONGRATULATIONS GARAGE TO THE CLASS oE'54 GENERAL REPAIRS 89 Bartlett sf. Dial SK 6-6991 Cortland, N. Y. . SERVICE SALES Cortland Auto Supply PARKER PONTIAC Company, Inc. INCORPORATED I2-I 6 Court Street Cortland, N. Y. II Port Watson Street Established 1913 Dial SK 6-7544 Cortland, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS Compllmenlsol TO THE CLA S o I9 4 MABIES S F 5 NEWS STAND ABDALLAH DAIRY 224 Tompkins Street Dial SKyline 3-1151 CIGARS -- CIGARETTES CANDY -ICE CREAM Don Fuller, Prop. 6 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of DAIRY PRODUCTS T E R R A C E and lCE CREAM Route 281 Cortland, N. Y 72 LATIMER' STORE FOR MEN 20 Central Avenue Manhattan Shirts - Dobbs Hats Compliments of A. J. M E L D R I M Dial SK 6-6162 8 Court St Compliments of D EXT E R'S CIGAR stone DOVI'S GARAGE Home of Complete Service Tompkins Street Ext. Dial SK 6-6371 Cortland, N. Y FORD SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of VAN HORN WATCH 81 CLOCK SHOP Where customers send their friends Hotel Cortland Bldg. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of THE TREAT SHOP Groton Avenue James McKendrick McNEIL MUSIC JOHN DANNY ll Clinton Avenue Dial SK 6-7733 CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating Class RICHARD BILLINGS PHOTOGRAPHY 50 Main Street 73 Best Wishes to St. Mary's Class of '54 Cortland Home Improvement Company General Contractors and Builders NEW HOMES William Stass-Owner Dial SK 3-0225 CORTLAND, NEW YORK CORTLAND STANDARD Cortland's Daily Newspaper City, County, National and International News Full Associated Press Wire and Feature Service Carrier boy delivery in CORTLAND - HOMER MCGRAW ENJOY POPULARITY . . . Remove unwanted hair permanently with ELECTROLYSIS ROSA'S BEAUTY SALON 2I Clinton Ave. Dial SK 6-7212 Cortland, New York PAYNE BROS. Office Equipment, Inc. Stationers Office Supplies I4 Main St. Cortland, N Y Dial SKyIine 6-9933 Compliments of THE PROFIT SHARING STORE TICKNOR FURNITURE CO. INCORPORATED Phone SK 3-0721 Cortland, N. Y. VAN DRUG CO. 9 North Main Street Cortland, New York 6 Main Street McGraw, New York Drugs Prescriptions Soda Fountain Luncheonette 74 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 Continuous Quality Is Quality You Trust IOVHID UNDEI AUINDIIIV OP YN! COCA-COIA COMIANV IV Cortland Coca-Cola Bottling Company Compliments of Hotel Cortland ICE CREAM AND CANDY TO Clinton Ave. 3 Huntington CorHond'N.Y. FASHION SHOPPE Just down the street . . . THE KARMELKORN SHOP Success to the Class of 1954 for Breyers lce Creom ond THE Best suNDAEs IN TowN REX STODDART src 6-9795 a North Main sf. GULF PRODUCTS U51 BEST WISHES from CROWN PHOTO CENTER The center for all that's photographic FOR FINE FOODS .... Hazard's I. G. A. Store 20 North Main St. SK 3-0631 Cortland, N. Y. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES GENE 81 TONI'S for 40 Main Street P I Z Z A SKyline 6-5353 83 Owego St. SK 6-9789 CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of SHAW 81 BOEHLER Florists CRESCENT CORSET 11 North Main St. Dial SK 6-7121 Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of B U I C K Cortland Hardware SALES AND SERVICE Pumps Plumbing P01015 HSGTIHQ JENKINS BUICK CO., INC. Hardware Appliances 13 North Main sf. Dial sic 6-7902 Co IO 'd' N' Y' Cortland, N. Y. 26 Court Street SK 6-2803 76 Compliments of Wickwire Brothers, Inc. Manufacturers of WIRE CLOTH, WIRE NETTING WIRE NAILS, and WIRE Cortland, New York Compliments of COSMOS HILL FARM Dial SK 6-2I42 Ifluyd lf. Wdd5W'0fLll Mitchell B. Carroll Best Wishes . . . for Future Success! RITZ BEAUTY SALON Fabrizio's Men's Shop Burgess King 81 Sons Men's and Boy's GMC TRUCKS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 99 Main Street SK 6-9022 62-64 Clinton Ave. SK 6-6062 77 Compliments of De JOHN Tile 81 Supply Company 18 Central Ave. SK 6-6321 SULLIVAN'S Correct Fashion Specialists 32 Main Street Women's Apparel of Established Excellence DRESS WELL and SUCCEED Best Wishes to the Class of '54 B R O T A N ' S The Style Center of Cortland S A N D E R S Sport 8m Luggage Shop 35 Central Ave. Dial SK 6-8901 Compliments of Crown-City-Barber-Shop Horace--Kirk!Nlaggie Compliments of Stupke's Pastry Shop Birthday and Wedding Cakes Cakes for all occasions 124 Main Street SK 6-7482 Best Wishes to the Class of '54 HYDE'S DINER 23 Groton Ave. Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 5 Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 6 Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 7 Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 8 Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 9 BERT FERRIS Builder of New Homes Remodeling -Alterations Estimates Carefully Given 32 Van Hoesen Phone 3-0784 Cortland, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Graduating Class COE F. DEXTER GROCERIES AND MEATS SK 6-8961 Cortland, N. Y Compliments of CORTLAND PAPER COMPANY Paper products for use in Homes, Offices, Schools and Stores 138 Main St. SK 3-1050 STAUBER DRUGS 53 Main Street Dial SK 6-7591 PRESCRIPTIONS R. A. STAUBER Pharmacist and Chemist 79 4C4U'lUN1TlRY S1l'Y1LlE The He-Man's Loaf Makes Tastier Meals W. T. GRANT CO. Department Store 0 KNOWN FOR VALUES I 11-13 Main Street If You Want . . . a Diamond - Watch - a Ring JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SILVERWARE -We have them at- Jones Jewelry Store BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '54 HOLY NAME SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '54 BEST WISHES to the SHAMROCK cLAssoF'54 Serving the BEST Pizza in town 148 Main St. Dial SK 6-9718 T80 1411: OF ITHACA ' PRI NTE RS A FINE WMBINATIUN ' 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N.Y. PHONE ITHACA 2282 ...FOII A PRIZE WINNING ANNUAL TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N.Y. I I sr. MARY'S CHURCH Q Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Rev. Lawrence I. Horan, Pastor Assistants Rev. John Quirk Rev. Charles Drumm SCHEDULE OF SERVICES IVIASSES: Sundays, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00, II:00 Holy Days, 5:30, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 Daily 7:00, 7:30, First Friday, 5:30, 7:00, 7:30 Novena, Saturday, 7:30 A. IVI. CONFESSIONS: Saturday, 4-:00, 7:30 P. M. Eve of Holy Days, BAPTISMS: Sunday, 1:00 P. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL: Sunday after 9:00 Mass NOVENA DEVOTIONS: Monday 7:30 P. IVI. 4:00, 7:30 P. M 1321 1 . . - 1 F-.., ' s ff AUTOGRAPHS Xalffgw.. 375 6, E- Q 'rfm,Mj,,,5, U,,,wt 2-WYyw-950, C.,.,,.,w4, 77-fzgzngv ' V , AX . 66 -,,Q,:,U.Lwm: '1J7fm7l177M2fmZ7f9v40f ,fm Qnwqypmw 7Il0,...4.., 0.-J.. 1' UMVMJ fr6,.:C4..A a.,....1. g,g,,,.4.,.,0n,,.,,w-'J 62-:rw sv--jew-4 go' n - www gf Cid . 'QM 3:'0Tfqv4vz':rZ93.7mmv Q If MM ,S Q, cg 9 gfjwzt 26? X Ol! . 27 ,Qwf I SW-mL,,,.459 5 'Neifnmv fa mf 0mxw51'.,....L.w laf75Zv'1-n.:4-'Cbuzg lb' I5 q 8 . ..A V '77baxu271 A94 IICLMAA vZZZa,7'L a,mgM.,!dw. fig? 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