St Marys High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Cortland, NY)
- Class of 1955
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We earnestly hope that as you sean the pages of our Per Annos, you too will join with us in our prayer for Saint Mary's High. Contents Those Who Counsel .......... . . . 6 Those Who Lead . . . . . 9 Those Wilt: Follow . . . . . . .27 Those Whcr Share ..... .... 3 3 Those Wilt: Sulmserihe .... .... 5 6 Decliccltion For her kindness, her gentleness, her prudence, and her patience, which best exemplify the spirit of Saint lVlary,sg for her sympathetic understanding and counsel, which has aided us in making the right decisions, for her unselfish devotion to duty, which is an inspiration to the faculty and students alike, we, the seniors, affectionately dedicate our l955 Per Annos to our be- loved principal, Mother lVl. Terrencia. -.-f iv I .T I MAY HE SHOWER HIS GRACES E41 W His FIxm:H1,1.1QNc:Y, MOST Rriwilzrzwrm W7Al.'l'l-III A. l or:m', D. D. Bishop of Syracuse Dear God, Look kindly on The shepherd of your Hook. Grant him the grace to guide and guard His sheep. ON US AS WE FOLLOW l5l lim. Griolznr: IVIM lim. JOHN Qllllllx Rav. C11Am.1cs DRUMM GOA Itjdg n.K,!AgJC nu. X-Akin. CD12 46, G Qur Fclcult Ulf: ' II. in r.Ig Sr. NI. ffurlr-m-. Sr. Nluriv IIlllIli1t'llILlI1', Sr. NI. Nntlmzly. F313 NI. ITnIm'rssu, FV. M. 'I'l'I'f'SIIlt'. Sr. I'Imim'Ixiu, Sr. Nl. Ma1riz11u1u, Sr. NI. II1lllSIi1Il4't',XIUIIIPI' NI, VIIl'!'I'Q'Il1'Iil. Sr, NI. IIurnlIwa1. Sr. NI. Nleriu br. NI. I'a11lIc-uv. Sr. NI. IIIt'I4t'9lil. Urs. I.ilIIIf'I'IIlf' lirmxn. Fr. NI. I,Q'4'lIILl. Sr. -Mm Sylxr-stew. Sr. l.urm1I Marie IN HIS GLORIOUS . IDI Reverend George May, Pastor . . . . .Religion Reverend John Quirk .................. .... R eligion Reverend Charles Drumm, Athletic Director . . .... Religion Mother M. Terrencia, Principal ..... . . .............. Latin IV Sister Marianna . . ........ .... S ocial Studies-Latin I Sister M. Merici . . Sister M. Paulette . . Sister M. Teresine . Sister M. Theresia . Sister M. Anthony .... Sister M. Dorothea . . Sister M. Dolorosa .... Mrs. Catherine Brown .... Sister M. Cecilia ....... Sister Ann Sylvester . . . Sister Marie Immaculate Sister Carmel Marie . . . Sister M. Carleen . . . Sister M. Constance . Sister M. Eustochia . Mr. Robert Martin .... Mr. James Casey . . . Mr. Leslie Lamont . . . . . . .English-Librarian Q .... Mathematics-French Social Studies-Latin Il, Ill . . . . . . . . .Business-Music . . . Science-Algebra . . . . .Art-Grade 8 ......Grade 7 . . . .Grade 6 . . . .Grade 5 . . . .Grade 44 . . . .Grade 3 . . . .Grade 2 . . . .Grade 1 . . . .Kindergarten . . . .Kindergarten . . . .Football Coach . . . .Basketball Coach . . . . . .Maintenance FOOTSTEPS: COUNSEL . These e Love W A father's guiding hand, A motheris tender love, A brother's hearty laugh, A baby's sweet embrace, A sister's gentle smile, A family's evening prayer When each feels the comforting strength Of God,s loving care. The frantic rush to a morning class, The gay laughter and chatter at dismissal, The thundering applause after the senior play, The exuberant yells at a football game, The metamorphosis of a Senior Ball, Mass and Communion in the convent chapel Where each asks God to bless one and all. The breathless beauty of a sunset, The fragrance of a red rose, The hushed prayer of a child, All these We love, For they mirror the Beauty and Truth Of our God above. Class of '55 AND GUIDE US . L81 ' Q 4 W 7 , Y , QQ., fi - ' -' 'W' - ' T ..., wwkm i, v . U K 0 4 - --f.m,...,.,,,,mWmK --,spa - , .153 . ,- '2 'f:'f'fffv1m-m:g,,,.4,,..,, 21 1 1 421-1-2121625-. - -S 15 ' 6,4-gif' 'ml Nw:-12:51.'---,...,.4 11 '52 P.-5.,.t 7- -rv.--L-:,,.. .W ' ,,,-,.,,w.-.-Y-'wx' qzgxg-1553:-:,L M .. qw- NN' Q5 ,gv ' yi. 4. ,:n2v fl. L' 'K 1. 'lik 4,fw, v rm. ' . X' .'-Qiiffefffffvf53:'iS:r?f'-9 A 'ff'f.. '11i.- 'fZ'-'-tizfl W 3 E-P' fg,mw:g.-:Sway . N.. .A-..:g, '--. 331 iv 'J '- pS2?1 ' ' ..-W.-- '-'fi fL'.+?2z'V'-2-. 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O O . 0 ' u ' O C91 WALDTRAUT ELIZABETH ARBOGAST '4Wally,, . . . everybody's friend . . . good will ambassador from Germany . . . beautiful blue eyes ..fLWhat means it, Sister?', . . . invaluable creative ideas fsenior playl . . . always smiling . . . loud never, lady ever . . . typing 'whiz . . . favorite song --4'You,ll Never Walk Alonew. .. seniors, waltz instructor. . .visions of a career in medicine . . . Heidelberg bound . . My hair must grow, or I don't dare to go homef' . . . Yah, I too get a letter , . . . favorite color-brown . . . miniature blitz- krieg . . . fun loving and mischievous . . . Dramatics 4, Sodality 43 Glee Club 4, Ten- nis, Riding, Glee Club-Germany. n PETER ANTHONY BELLONE HPete,, . . . jovial . . . never loses an op- portunity to use his privilege of freedom of speech . . . hard-hitting tackle on the foot- ball team-not easy to bowl over . . . most cooperative . . . generous . . . chief ambi- tion-Air Force cadet . . . kind and thought- ful big brother to his six brothers and sisters . . . a firm believer in Jerome K. Jerome,s famous quotation, uWork positively fasci- nates me. I could sit and look at it all day. . . . Spends much of his time helping his Dad in the Red Dragon.,'. . . hot rod . . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Ig Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, Dramatics 4, French Club 2, 3. THE FUTURE LEADERS rio M...-n l. -? WILLIAM EDWARD BROWN 4'Bill . . . that distinguished gentleman . . . sharp dresser . . f'Where's my buddy, Larry?', . . . sarcastic comments . . . an awakening interest in German . . . dry humor . . . eyes that sparkle . . . crazy over Packards . . . sports fan . . . the name is William,,. . . latest craze-waltzes . . .'4So, it,s come to this? fsenior playl . . . strong silent type . . .uSpeak up, Brownw . ad- viser of the forlorn . . . secret ambition! graduation from West Point . . . outstanding gridiron marvel . . . Latin scholar . . .'6Care to 'oust a hit?,'. . . keen mind . . . friendl l Y guy . . . always volunteers involuntarily. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class President 3, Dramatics 4. EVER BE TRUE . fll PATRICK RAYMOND CONWAY Conf . . American Capitalist . . . favor- ite expression +uWhat's everybody doing tonightfw . . . Son of a famous hunter . . . threefold ambition . . . own a furniture store, make a million dollars and buy a green Cadillac convertible . . .'GI'Iey, Arch, howls chances of borrowing the car?,7 . . . Irish landlord . . . MPoor fools, they deserve a miraclew fdoctor in senior play? . . .uthe man with the natural waven. . . always chat- ting with college help at the HRed Dragon . . . likable guy . . . defender of the work- ingman . . . l3oy, you should see the cover I designedlw Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4g Science Club I g Dramatics 4. CAROLE JEAN COOPER Carole . . . sunny disposition . . . strong willed Aunt Bernarde-'4Well, sit on it and keep it hot! fsenior playj . . . intent on her goal . . . competent class secretary-answer to Sister lVlerici,s prayers . . . good listener . . . master of every situation . . . frank . . . heart of gold . . . her father's favorite danc- ing partner . . . gracious . . . zealous worker for the Red Cross . . . woman in white . . . strange fad-pie for breakfast . . .'6Anyone for tennis?',. . .frequent trips to Schenec- tady . . . dependable organizer . . . gay and happy twosome-Joan and Carole. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 21 , Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, French Club 2, 3, Red Cross 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Per Annos 4, Class Secretary 4. TO OUR GOD. . U21 ELIZABETH ROBIN CORCORAN Robin . . . artistic to the nth degree . . . poster designer . . . mathematics major . . . sharp dresser . . . soft low voice and a win- ning smile . . . college bound at home or abroad fCanadaj . . . many beaux . . . pint sized package of poise . . . jazz enthusiast . . .wllhe front door is always open at Cor- coran's,,. . . intellectual type . . .Min solidl, with geometry . . . advocate of the slim skirt . . . usually in love with love . . .Nl-low can I ignore the boy next door?,'. . . skeptical . . . favorite expression-Why? . . . sophisti- cated and refined Mother Josephine fsenior playj . . . Transferred from Cortland High School 3. Sodality 3, 4, Cvlee Club 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Dramatics 4, Class Vice-President 3, Per Annos Staff 4. , ,..,,, - JOAN DECOT DILLINGHAM Joanie . . . Our Miss Brooks . . . record fan . . . constant party giver . . . always combing her hair . . . tall and vivacious . . . mermaid . . . the voice you love to hear . . . well-to-do Madame Sajou Qsenior playj . . . member of the firm D M 81 K . . . her hero: Dick Tracy . . . anxious to et to Florida S . . .'6Will I ever get my license? . . . Cary's buddy . . . day dreamer . . . chief ambition --to drive a Thunderbird . . . interested in the chemistry formula H202 . . . dancing daughter . . . full of vim, vigor and vitality. Science Club lg Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 3, Dramatics 45 Class Vice-President 2. WHO LOVES US. LBJ RICHARD BERT FERRIS Dick . . . natural curly hair . . . chubby little center . . . constant movie goer-es- pecially on Saturday nights . . . LUCKY player-the capitalist . . . his hero-his contractor dad . . . stern policeman-L6What do you want me to do-arrest the Blessed Virgin Mary? fsenior playj. . . collects parking tickets on Wednesday nights . . . vacant chair--visited udeern aunt during hunting season . . . likes new Olds . . . man of the family fwhen his dad's in Floridaj . . . HLet's have a party at your housef, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club lg Dramatics 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Per Annos 4. 4...-1 31- SALEM NAUSER FERRIS Sam . . . man with the mind . . . plans to revolutionize engineering . . . happy-go- lucky . . . MlVly ideal is Jimmy Duranteu. . . dependable guy . . . everybodyis buddy . . . the mechanicis mechanic . . . camel rider . . . naturally bashful . . .MI was just about to do my homework when I fell asleep . . .the roving kind . . . Northwoods hunter . . . Sister, Fm not chewing gum, it's just my tongue . . . proud of the family's green Oldsmobile . . fleet-back when he remem- bers his signals . . . likes Canadian colleges. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1 QPresidentl g French Club 2 fTreasurerjg Football 4, Basketball 1, 2 flV1anager 45, Dramatics 4g Class Treas- urer 4g Per Annos 4. T0 OUR PARENTS U41 - --W-.WM CONSTANCE JOAN HAYES Connie . . . deep thinker . . . cute as a button . . .ul thought you knew everythingn . . . vivacious . . . scholarship material . . . gracious . . . camera fan . . . handy with a needle . . f'What did you see, you imbe- cile?', fsenior playj . . . Louise . . . bright light of the senior class . . . member of the firm of Hayes and Perry Inc .... expert typ- ist . . . sparkling essays . . . loyal supporter of the basketball team . . . early riser . . . Which college shall it be? . . . meticulous dresser . . . always volunteers - never drafted . . . valedictorian. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4g Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Science Club 1, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Per Annos 2, 3, 4 fCo-editor 4j . ALLEN JOHN HENDRIKS John . . . the blond Dutchman with the crewcut . . .the only senior boy who can boast of sitting under a dryer in the Ritz Beauty Parlor . . . grinning . . . former hot rod . . .'6Walking,s good for you . . . tall and lanky . . . excels on the court . . . never a dull moment with John around . . . loves children, especially sophomores . . . fun- loving twosome-George and John . . . class adviser . . . loquacious . . . partial to the song 'al-lold My l'land,'-ffanybody'sj . . . roaming Romeo . . . favorite saying-a'The whole thing is a piece of medieval trickeryw fsenior playj . Sodality l, 2, 3, 413 Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Science Club lg French Club 2. ia GEORGE FRANCIS KARAM George . . . Lebanese ambassador to the United States . . . transfer from Homer . . . future proprietor of Karam's Trading Post . . . Santa Claus to the senior girls . . . favor- ite expression--ul might be little, but l'm mighty powerfulf, . . . Philadelphia accent . . . Refreshing and naive . . . ul fell over a stone in the gyawrdm. . . Sistefs favorite chauffeur . . . comes from a three-car family . . . our own quarterback . . .Ml Was the first to be cured. People forget that.',-Bouri- ette, basking in the limelight fsenior playj . . . Ready, willing, and able. Sodality 45 Football 114, Dramatics 43 Glee Club 4g Baseball l, 2, 3, Football 2, 35 Homer. WHO SACRIFICE FOR US. I 15 EILEEN ANNE KEEGAN Eileen . . . energetic and resourceful . . . retrousse nose . . . Latin scholar . . . thought- ful blue eyes . . . favorite saying-Hlf l can,t save him I'1l kill himln fsenior playj . . . intent on her goal . . . future history teacher . . . never failing memory for dates fhistoryj . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . 4'lVlaybe my brothers will teach me to drive . . . treasured possessions-knowledge and wit . . . favorite expressions- hunks and honersv. . . ellicient co-editor of Per Annos . . . always on time if you,re five minutes late . . . president of the firm of D. lVl. 81 K. . . . salutatorian. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1g Dramatics4g Per Annos 3, 4 QCO-editor 41, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4. TO OUR SCHOOL II6 MARY LEE LANIGAN Mary . . . friendly . . . Whe1'e there's lVlary, there's Sue . . . the second of a long line of Lanigans . . .H But l like mathn. . . record fan . . fcfeetn. . . always in a hurry . . . convincing Jeanne Abadie fsenior playj . . .'tOh! Oh! Here it comesf' . . . hazel eyes . . . likes to jitterbug . . . always writing a letter . . f4Georgie, I won't fall asleep . . . loves to eat . . . sympathetic listener . . . con- siderate . . . enthusiastic cheerleader for four years . . . favorite song-L'Fort Dix Boogiew. . .'6Call me at Coodales' Dairyn. . . headed for S.U.T.C .... ln all probability another lVliss Dove. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club lg Dramatics 43 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 4, Per An- nos 4. 4.1 - WILLIAM JOSEPH LOFTUS Lofty . . . mathematical genius . . . in- terested in the Fine Arts . . . part-time job- keeps our hospital spic and span . . . his only desire in life-a low black Jaguar with an MD license plate . . . plans to take up head-hunting as a hobby . . . has a serious outlook on life . . . a confirmed bachelor . . . skeptical Dean in Wfhe Song of Bernadettew . . . likes his wearing apparel imported . . . greenhorn of the football squad but de- veloped rapidly into a seasoned player . . . ambitious . . . well-poised and well-groomed always . . . State Scholarship winner. Sodality I, 2, 3, 43 Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Science Club lg French Club 2, 33 Dra- matics 43 Per Annos 43 Basketball l, 2g Football 43 Class President 43 Secretary 2. LAURENCE JOSEPH LORD Larry . . . silent partner . . . Father Quirk's constant companion . . . capable leader of the Sodality of Mary . . . believes in the maxim -HSee no evil, hear no evil, speak no eviln. . . ardent student of the works of the great Latin poets . . . steady churchgoer . . . favorite song-'6When Irish Eyes Are Smilingn. . . heartwarming smile . . . accurate wielder of the scythe-on the state highway . . . happy wanderer . . . th1'ows his moral support behind Saint Mary's teams . . . seldom heard and oftimes not seen in the classroom. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 1President4j 3 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club J 3 Dramatics 4. WHICH FOSTERS IN US 171 . .li -7 JOSEPH JOHN LUDWIG Joe . . . excellent specimen of the All- American boy . . . career in the wild blue yonder . . . loves ' em and leaves ,em . . . big man on the gridiron . . . loves flashy clothes -especially vests his grandmother makes . . . Earl Bostic's understudy . .. Sam's buddy. . .uCive me a nickel for the juke boxv. . . Willing taxi driver on errands of mercy . . . Saint lVlary's Ambulance Service . . . Carried in the star, Bernadette fsenior playj . . . ready smile and a friendly greet- ing. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 frfreasurer 21, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club lg Dramatics 4, Basketball l., 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. L-, - 1512 t 1 THERESA ANN MCNAMARA Theresa . . . party giver . . . late morn- ing sleeper . . . Tessie . . .64Where,s the slum- ber party? . . . cuts a mean rug . . . Liber- aceis sister . . . cute smile . . . lVlcNamara's Band . . .'40h, what a dear sweet childf' fsenior playl .. . Lady from Tarbes .. . packed wardrobe . . .ul haven,t got a thing to wear. . . . St. lVlary's gift to the Met . . . good natured . . . S. U. T. C. bound . . . her sisteras baby sitter . . . a vocabulary all her own: Mpinney, minnyi' . . . hair stylist . . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club l, Dramatics 4, Class Vice- President 3, Red Cross 3. LOVE FOR THE GOOD 181 K i ,...,,--V-' MARIE ELIZABETH MULVANEY Marie . . . record fan . . . unspoiled only child . . . trusting blue eyes . . . lf thereis bread in the house, then I'm happy, yes! fsenior play, . . . infectious laugh . . . little girl in blue at the Cortland Memorial Hos- pital . . . favorite song, HChoo Choo Trainn . . . neatness personified . . . thoughtful and sympathetic . . . Georgie's apt pupil-learn- ing to pitch the pots and pans . . . favorite pastime-slumberflessj parties . .. 'Tve got my license but those minor details-no earn . . . competent babysitter . . . dreams of at- tending St. Josephis College. Science Club lg Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 fVice- President 41, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, Per Annos 4. AND BEAUTIFUL I 19 THOMAS CHARLES O,ROURKE Tom . . . profound thinker . . . possessor of a vivid imagination . . . successful play- wright- The Christmas Rosen. . . prefers out of state girls . . . his favorite expression Y--'6Why hurry, Why worry? . . . technical director of the senior play . . . Late to bed, late to rise, makes you popular with all the guysfi. . . shy and pensive . . . poet of the senior class--lyrics his specialty . . f'Logs are my downfalln. . . prolific reader . . . dreams of majoring in Journalism . . . mas- termind of the chess table . . . tentative plans-two years on the hill at S.U.T.C. Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club lg Dramatics 4, Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, fManager 41. 44- .WM ,,,, . , PATRICIA ANN PERRY Pat . . . Sister's helper . . f'Miss Perry- Werry, clean this desk . . . sweet smile . . . trusting eyes . . . Popcorn Queen . . . quiet and serene . . . Still water runs deep . . . shy . . . future owner of Schine's Theatres . . . Let me oil at Buffalo . . . secret ambition- to help those who so need love and care . . . Good things come in small packages . . .dy- namic little bundle of energy . . . candy counter capers . . . competent prompter for the senior play . . . eyes of blue . . . keen sense of humor . . . ardent and devoted Sodalist. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club, Per Annos 4. T0 OUR COUNTRY , I:20:l CARLA MARY PHALEN Carla . . . tall and slender . . . future woman in white . . . bangles and beads . . . 4'Am I lost among heathens?', fsenior playj . . . delightful comps . . . Not that I love Cortland less, but I love Binghamton morei' . . .deep thinker . . . quiet . . . loves old jokes . . . pastry queen-works at Kaneis bakery . . . avid reader . . . better late than never . . . television termite-loves Late Show . . . stern faced Sister Vauzous fsenior playj. . . kind and sympathetic . . . always willing to lend a hand . . . loves clothes . . . always in a meditative mood. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club lg Dramatics 3, 4, Honor Student l, 2, 3, Per Annos 3, 4. 411 if DAVID ALAN ROBINSON Dave . . . our own capitalist . . . his only ambition--President of a Coca Cola Com- pany . . . frequent visitor on Miller Street . . . favorite expression-Hahlv. . . biggest accomplishment in life-a long line of used cars . . . experienced hunter favorite color-red . . . Director of Lighting fsenior playl . . . always ready to flash a smile . . . favorite outdoor sport-skin-diving . . . What good is a car if it isn't a convert- ible?,' . . . naturalist . . . man of a few words . . . winter sports enthusiast . . . army or business-which? Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Class President lg Science Club lg Dramatics 4. WHICH PROTECTS L21 K, , C, Q ff so ,, K I S , 1 ' I I , ' 2 fy , ' ' E gf , 3 Z.. X ,fy JOAN ELAINE TAYLOR Joan . . . class artist . . . A Star Was Bornn fsenior playj . . . future fashion de- signer, especially of bridal gowns . . . for- ever letting driving permits expire . . . early riser at times . . . sometimes mistaken for Carole . . . hates to wait . . . lucky number I2 . . . difficult to persuade . . f'I'll talk it over with my mother . . . misty eyed in Oc- tober . . . introspective . . . a friend indeed . . . anxiously awaits the mailman . . . call me Jet,'. . . lVIother's little errand girl . . . whiz at a typewriter . . . creative and sensi- tive . . . her favorite song- Too Youngw.. . Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 4, Red Cross 3, French Club 2, 3, Per Annos 3, 4 fArt Editor 41 . 41: p n GEORGIANNA TUCCI 6'Georgie . . . loves a good time . . . jov- ial . . . easy going . . . Florida bound . . . '4Come on a my house . . . that diet, always tomorrow . . . always bouncing from one place to another . . . dependable as the Rock of Gibraltar . . . makes the best pizza in town . . . drives her Chevrolet through the U.S.A .... Melody of Love-favorite song . . . famous last words-'alike making the dead walk?,, fsenior playj . . . Fishman's right hand . . f'Now where did Miss Tucci Wucci go? . . . sings Darktown Strutters Ballv in Italian. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Science Club lg Dramatics 4, Class Treas- urer 2g Per Annos 4. AND GUARDS . . E2-'Zl a-u........... -imma-.q SUZANNE FRANCES TOOMEY Henrietta . . . big sister . . . dependable baby sitter . . . her time is occupied by the twins . . . ideal mother . . . dramatic en- trance that just beats the bell . . .'cWho said we had this assignment? . . . never misses a late movie on TV . . . Which shall it be- teaching or nursing? . . . dig that crazy Oldsmobile . . . last words- l'll try and make it. . . . favorite pastime-swimming. . . . good natured . . . youthful Grandma Moses . . . freckles . . .always trying a new recipe . . . chemistry fascinates her . . . cap- tivating, charming and carefree. Science Club 1gSodality l, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 35 Dramatics 4, Per Annos 4. SUSAN ANNE WEST Sue . . . slender, tender and tall . . . at long last, a female West . . . idol of six brothers . . . devoted big sister to Margaret . . . loves to bake biscuits . . . But, Father, I feel all right . . . soulful brown eyes . . . master of the masquerade fsenior playj . . . Pd rather be right than wrongu. . . Mary Lee's pal . . . plans to take S.U.T.C. by storm then to don the brown and white . . . gener- ous . . . Westy-Pesty, take care of these booksw. . . her trademark-incessant giggle . . . esprit de corps -par excellence . . . sympathetic listener . . . winsome, witty and wise. Science Club lg Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4g French Club 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Per Annos 4. OUR LIBERTIES . E231 ff Ewa N ' ggi X Q is , in 7 , xx 3 we Z' 5--X M x SERS air XZ Q gf. kb Q ,I Eg m I 5 ww cw ::.::::::-Q-,553-,:,.: :ga:2waua:,.g:,g:g:,,:5: :gs:5f:5a5:,:gg.,, 'Q iam M552 Qi? 1 V . Q-Q-21 .-E5 25- ' .1 f 3 I 3 X 5 350 :: -z.: 1 QM g v f my-,, .. Ulf wN,,,,W,,l,ww,mwxA - X , X X ,f K, 1 EX ,Q M if 'WWA QW ifayilv 1' Hgfxl' F g .A,- P541 Q Q if , .,.,, WA gi 5 1 as, mms, . W,,,b ig 33. lg Wi? 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Josephine Natoli This fall, we juniors all hurried back to school eager to proceed in our role as the new upperclassmen. New subjects, old books, and crazy schedules befuddled us, but things soon calmed down. Though we believed ourselves to be always busy, there was always time to read the newest jokes in Scholastic,, and to hold a class meeting. slsltl xldllllllld and Eduard become globetrotters. ASPIRING JUNIOR The difference between circulation and assim- ilation was soon straightened out in our biology class, and we begin to converse in French. Fur- thermore our course in American History in- creased in each of us a greater love for our grand and glorious America. Now, advanced a little in knowledge, we eagerly look forward to that last year as proud seniors. Sister l',i1lllQ'IIf' and the French class sing Dues Moi. l irst Ron ll. to ri: Katherine Stavk. ffarole Milllllfli lNlary0'liourke, Kathleen Karaln, Mary Madden, Mary Ludwig. Sharon Lanigan, lilaine lloulihan Sevonrl Ron ll. to r.I: David Tut-ker, Betty Ann Stewris. Betty Nf:u,L:elva1ler, Nanry Dwyer, Mary Dexter, Nanvy Duffy. Xlary liee Sheridan. ,lames Lovelace Third Ron ll. to r.I: Holme-rt Gerrard. Frank Taylor, Thornas Casey. Rolmert U'Brien, Bradley Foote '4Successis one percent nispirathmn and nine- years of recorded VVorld lhstory into our dinnir ty-nine percent perspiration, said Thomas Iidi- utive minds in one short year. son. YVe hearnly agree with hinn for as sophir mores we have learned that nothing can he oh- Life, however, was not all Work as we found tained wdthout hard work and hns ofit.lYu'vx- pknny oftune Umcheer atfoothaH and haskethaH ample. we have attempted to 1-ram four thousand ganies, to danve at mixers and to attend parties. lfmornpassed lay a 4-ompass. Nronnd the World nith Sister 'l'erf-sin: CONFIDENT SOPHOMORES .... E291 l First Row fl. to r.l: llvlvn l'lmlr'n. .lounnv lYlf'jliH l'Il. Katliwim- X14-llorinivk. lToroll1yl'f-rry. l'zitri4'iz1Frzim'is4-o. Agatha Doi i. Bette- Clim- Svvoml Ron ll. to r.l: l'utric'iu Svziruno. Milvric' llzirris. llluryziniw Nlorris, llolwrtu llomilnw. llmiexivw Nlorris, Nluriu llosta, l'z1tl'ic'iu livllvv, Kath:-rinv Be II 'l'hir4l Row ll. to r.l: Ronald fionwrloril. .lunn-s FlIZllilil'l4'lt. lie-nnis 'lnoinr-y. llutrii-le Hyun. .lc-rnnw lionrluf. William Billgvr. .lohn llowl. Karl He-im, Ce-raid U'Ronrlu' ln Septernlwr we Page-rly took the lmig jump into school anfl Piivollnterclcl a vonfusing worlcl of algebra. Latin. gvnvral st-imicfe and Christian Living. Football and hzlskvthall seasons founfl our lmoys playing thvir first high school gunms. and the girls l'll0PI'iIlfI, from the- siclvlines. Soon we ex- pc-riem'efl our first Christmas Ball, Prom and Calf Trfhs Chic. lietrt-in and the May Crowning greatly inspired us. Now june- exams will vnd our harcl work and fun. The-n we frvshnu-n will ln- sophomorvs. we hops-. or 'l'ln-rm-sin pr:-para-s lor April l5. .lot ilon n your 1'0Ill'lllSl0llS.u says Sistm' Nntllony. EARNEST FRESHMEN ....... 30 l First Hon ll. to r.l: Hivhard Witlwrs, Ur-nnis Bvllonv. Michzwl Mf'Cl1irc: Svvond Row ll, to r.i: Rosemary Hvllnnv. lfarol Costa, Barbara llully, Mary .lane Slovum, Kathren Dvxtvr, Patrivia Slovum, Judy Madden, Susan Foot? Third Row fl. to r.l: Susan Snyder, Kathlm-n Morris, Ellen Laviyigraii. Carol U'Rourkv, Donald M1-Call. Kathlvvn Hvalv Carolyn iforvoran, Nanvy Ric-f. U4-lorvs Hoses 1 F0lIl'lll Row ll. to r.l: .lohn Hayes. .lohn Nlvlfyoy, ,los-as-pli Mains. ,lanws Frislrim-, Patrivk Cummins, Mir-haf-l Morgan Robert Dowd Skip To My Lou EAGER 8TH GRADERS . . liilj l ..r nr l First Ron ll. to r,l: Sharon ll:-lms, Christine Lanigzzin, Kathryn NPlIQlPlbilllf'V. l'utri1-ia Halo, l'rinwllu Conlon Svvonrl Ron ll. to r.l: Sandra Anngivr, Mary Lyons, lliune- llom:-r, l'atri1'iu Kovzilvhik. liolwrtu Anthony, Kathlw-n Hoffmann. Kathlf-vn llullon. llvinli Nlurvin. 'l'l1erf-sa llonulnw. Sharon Robinson. Annu limi. Caryl Kami vlillifll How ll. to r.l: llc-nry Pcfrrine, G11-gory Snu-dlry, Rolwrt lfolnc-rfurd, llotmlml Brookins. FrHlf'ri4'k Conklin. .lanws lhnly. Rivhurcl Lzmtlunn, I,awrvm'e' Claw. Ste-phvn Megivf-rn. Cary Nic-rlerliofvr Fourth Ron ll. to r.l: Mit-hat-I Karam, Hivhard Crow-ll, l.liurlrs Knight, lxllf'lILlK'l llorsvy, Anthony Shay. 'l'e'rrvn4'P Bnlgxvr, Samnvl llvllvr, Paul flnnsrof- ' f I 'lilu' Pied Pi wrs of Saint lxlilI'V'S l . 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The Blessed Mother's import- Sodality Oliicers tl. to r.j: Marie Mulvaney, Laurence Lord, Katharine Hayes P , l AS WE PRAY ance is stressed in regular monthly meetings when timely topics such as Teenagers',, uvoca- tions , and Marriages are discussed by the Sodalists. Through committees, as for example, the Eucharistic Committee, which encourages fre- quent Communiong and the Catholic Literature Committee. which stresses reading those books and periodicals which instruct and elevate the mind, the sodalists believe much can be accom- plished. The Sodality sponsors a Sodality Com- munion Breakfast, a formal ball, and many mixers throughout the year to enable the Sodal- ists to assemble together and enjoy themselves. Daily rosary and frequent meditation further point out Maryis importance in the daily lives of the Sodalists, and each appreciates and under- stands more fully the Sodality motto-4'Ad Jesum Per Mariamf' 0 0 0 0 B I 0 34 Father George May with the retreatants ln the annual high school retreat, the students of Saint lVlary's departed from their everyday school routine to ask Cod for the grace needed to make them exemplary young Catholic men and women. The retreat master, Father Edward Hart- nett C.S.C. began the retreat Monday morning hy officiating at the Holy Sacrifice of the lVlass. During the retreat, the students arrived at a firmer understanding of their faith, through dis- cussions, rosaries. stations of the cross, and hen- edictions, in addition to lVlass and Communion. ln the times allotted for meditation and spiritual reading. the retreatants had an opportunity to think and read ahout the mysteries and doctrines of their religion. Perhaps the idea most emphatically stressed during retreat was the importance of the proper reception of the Sacrament of Penance. Father Hartnett with great clarity counseled all to think about the necessity of receiving the Sacrament of penance in the way Cod intended it to he received. AT RETREAT . . :ss 3 With a new perspective towards Cod, them- selves, and their religion, the students ended their retreat Wednesday with Mass and Communion. All those who took part re-entered their respect- ive lives armed with the graces and hlessings re- ceived from Cod during the annual high school retreat. Father Edward Hartnett, 11.511, addresses the retrcatants. 0 thus shall ue prove thee lion truly ue lou' thee. . . . First Nou ll. to r.l: Sue We-sl, Marie lNlulvaney. Nlary l.ee l.auigan Seeond Hou tl. to r.I: Patrieia l'erry, Ueorgianna 'l'ueei, Robin ii0I'I'0l'2l'l. Carole Cooper, .loan Dillingham. .loan Tay- lor, Sue 'l'oomey, tfarla l,l1illl Il. Theresa ltla-Numara, ltileen Keegan, Walrltraut Arlrogast. Lonstanee Hayes Third Row fl. to r.!: Hiellarrl Ferris, William Loftus. William ltroun, l.aureur'e l.ord At long last the anticipated day arrived as the Sodalists at Saint lVlary's High School dem- onstrated their devotion to Mary through the tra- ditional eeremony of crowning the Queen of Heaven. The hoys. attired in white dinner jaelcets, led the procession and were followed hy the girls in flowing white gowns. Then came the queenis at- tendants, elad in the traditional lmlue of our Beloved Mother. Lastly walked the queen in a frothy white laee gown. As the proeession slowly wended its way into the church, the Sodalists began the Kyrie elei- son, Christe eleisonv of the Litany of Loretto. Following this the sweet strains of MO lfairest of All Visionsw reverherated through the edihee. As the words,uO Mary, we erown thee with blossoms today rang out, the queen devoutly placed a golden crown on the head of the Blessed Virgin. As the Coronation ended, each Socialist pledged his filial obedience to his heavenly Mother with the words of the Act of Consecra- tion, I ehoose thee this day to be my Queen, my Advocate, and my lVlother. MO lVlary, we crown thee .... Il. to r.l : Nlarie Nlulxauey, Queen: Susan West, Suzanne lonuley, .loan 'l'aylor, Mary Lee lianigan AT MAY CROWNIN ...... filo:-Iuxisr-: -X, Shay. Xl. XIUVILLIII. II. Iionn-rliortl. Ii. Nc-iclvrliollii-r. Il. NI:-Ilnilw-. .I. Intl:-rson. II. lit'l'I'IlI'4I. VI. IIuIg11-l'..5, II1-gm-rn, Ii.lIonns, lv. U Iiourke. Vt. liroun. I'.1.ons4-ro. 5. II4-II4-r. .I. Nlwlzxoy. Ii.I.liIllf'IIOI'lI. I.I us:-v It lx:-e-I-uri. Nl. Ixzirznn. I'. Iaiylor. I,. 5nN-III:-y. I. Bulge-r I bl-iw . - - r- Innf-i' rirvle- 1-lot-Insise-: II. Hroolaizis. II. ltoml. .I. Ihlly. II. 'lim-kc-r. I . Ilonltlin. If. Xlvlfxos I luflisiv I lorfl I iliooino-y'. .I. IIounI. l-1. Foote- ,I, Ilaiys-s. .I. lxlzitus -.,.. ,..... ... Ont- of IIN- girl-att-st honors IN-slow-cl upon IIN- I'iaN'h lroy I-age-rly Llwalllr IIN- IIIII6 MIIPII IN- :nay Iioys of SI. Nlmyis svliool is Io IN- un alta Iszltllvt' Quirk instrm-ts ne-xx illlill' Inoys Flifllll If-It to right: I :ltIN-V Qnirlx. II. l'r-rrim-. ll Ilouluntl. I. lloml. 'If Ixyzin AS WE SERVE IIPQIII his stnclv of IIN- I.ilIIll rr-sponse-s IlPl't'SS2ll'V in assisting at lX'Iuss. Anrl as soon us this olisIaN'Is- has In-I-n l'llIlqIlf'I'0lI. IIN- lioy rw-I-1-in-s his rc-ward -f IIN- honor of serving his first lVIz1ss. AIN-r IIIIII IN- waits anxiously uncl willingly for IIN- I-all Iroin I'iiIIIl6'I' Quirk. who unnoum-1-s to I-at-I1 ol his serve-rs wIN-n IN- will assist IIN- prif-st ul IIN- clivinr- suvrihvc- of IIN- Mass. As IIN' altar hoyis 4-xps-rie-:N-v in sc-rving IPIIIIIIIPIIN, mort- and inorr- privilf-gr-s ure- his un- til IN- finally rf-IN-IN-s IIN' goal to whit-I1 IN- Ililr IN-on working since- IN- sc-rv:-cl his first lVlass: Hc- olmtains IIN- high:-st position on IIN- altar whit-Il van lm IN-stout-fl on him-that of lVlz1sIf-r of Cert-- IIIOIIII-BS on one of IIN- QFPQIIPI' If-ast days of IIN- Churc-h. 0 0 0 0 c 0 0 0 0 First Nou il. to :xt : ,lohn Ili-Ima. liliarlos S1'ill'illl1l..i0iIIl Smith. Thoniaf ilunnnins. Nlaitin filark, Bf'l'llilI'li Kararn Se-vonrl Hou ll. to l',l: Rivharii Claw: ,losvph Shvriiian, Nnthonx' lhixi. l l'c-aiu-l'ic'i4 il'I lllIiQ'iIl 'liimothv Hiliuf-1' 4 . , 1- lhlrii Hon ll. to r.I: Iuiiggvm' Miiilililllli. Nlivhavl xlVI,f'I'lIl0Il. Mark lie-hns. ixn-xin ffnmmins, Nlivhavl Brookins. .lainvf lhiggvrty l'UllI'lIl Kim fl. to I'.iZ lTlr't4-r Xlill't'lIl. in-l'ahl ll1'xl1'r, Huh:-rt linyvs, Hohr-rt Clava lfonahl Dallas Fifth Hou fi. to 111: ,Iohn liallah, 'lihomas lloixrl. Nlivhavl llvhnx, Paul Yorniisahi. ltaxirl Uliwr. lfharlvs Shvritian Sixth Ron ll. to 121: Sarnnvl llc-ih'r, 'lwl'VI4l'lll't' linlgvr. Hivharil liatham. Uniill limxlaml Choir Eous With muvh hard work and patic-m-v. the trans- formation of thi- litth- hoyw at St. Mary , into an- gelic' vhoir hoys takf-s plan' under lhv 1-art-ful supervision oi' Sistc-r M. Anthony. Constant prav- tiving and 11-hvat'siii51 arm' rivveafary to vnahh- those 4-hoir hoys to sing harmoniously lhv hymns and to answe-r 1-oi'i'om'tIy thx- Latin ri-sponsvs at hlilrb. Un Sunziayf at High Hass at St. Mary! Cillll'l'i1. thi- awwl. vlvar. hull-likv voiws of thi-sv vhoir hoys l'f'Yt'l'iJPlfillK' through thi- largm- vdiiiu' ami illCl'K'dr1' tho fix-votion of thi- attc-miing von- grf-gation, Pc-rhaps thc- high point of the your vonivf when thi-y Wfjifllllll' thc- nvwhorn Christ Chilli at Midnight Mars on Christnias Evo. In aci- ciition to thc ahovv fc'1'vi1'c-S, the vhoir hoys load the pros-ession on Holy Thursday and again at Forty Hours, The lift- of a choir hoy is indvvfi an vnviahlv one for him and his parents. AS WE PRAISE fax iisle-r Xnthony anil thx- 4-hoir hoys mf-paw for Forty Hours lfirwt lion: H, Claw, Nl. xit'i,f'I'lllUiI. 'lf Domi Sw-om! Hon: S. XIOVQLEIII, l'. llansv, 'lf llulgtvr Won't you listen to a song that s in our hearts? Nlay we sing to vouifl, First Hou ll. to r.I: .l. Ott. Nl. liaglmlnn. K. Hayes. .I. Nutoli. Nl. Woods, S. liozirk. 'lf llezily, 'lf Kernin. H. Stevens. N. lluyer 5:-voml How ll. to r.l: K. Stark. ll. Zzlhuris, Nl. Uilionrke. Pi. Houlihun, S. l.unigxz1o, M. Sllffiliilll., K. KIIVZIUI 'l'hird lion tl. to r.l: XI. Horton. M. llexte-r. S. fylxiilfil, .l. l,ox'ela4'e. lf. Xlvlfxoy. F.'I'uy1or. .I :Xrnlr-rson. l'. lXl4'Crzm, li. Oiflrien. H. Keegan, H. .llllJiIlYi Ile I-'om-gl1 Rm, tl, to I-.tg Sr. Nl. 'liln-resin. rlirevtor: .l. Xie-grim-rn. l'. Frzlm-isro. ll. Cline. li. Donohue. A. llovi. ll. Perry. Ni. Klacltlen. N. lhrffy V I Fifth Ron ll. to r.I: P. Srarzino. IX. Bell. N. Morris. l'. Kr-Il:-y. Nl. flostu. Xl. linluig, 11, Willis. Y. llurris. U. Nlorris. K. xIf'fi0T'llli4'k. ix. I omerforml Sixth Ron tl. to r.i: ,l. Tourney. il. fyi'iUlIl'lKf'. K. lleim, fl. llloulton. ,l. lloml. .l. FitZt12lIl'll'li. l'. Hyun. R. llerrurtl. .l. Rourke. 'l'. Kasey An old familiar sound. do-re-nli exercises, vrhoing through the t-orridor have played u large part in training the clear. young voices of St. Marvis Glee Cluh. Linder the patient supervision of Sister Theresia. the director, the Clee Cluh sang two numhersfNloller's The Happy Wan- AND SING clorern and liosewigfs Ave Maria at the senior play. Among their uppeuralices thevhoristers were privileged to sing ut the lflks Memorial Service. Finally in June the Clee Cluh hade farewell to the seniors. imparting to them a heartfelt ines- sage-g'You'll Never Walk Alone. 39 , W if I K 56 1 4 f W 5 , ., ...mx , Q 4 ff 2 , 4 Q I Q95 K' Sleev-4 hm e. Quia 'v.- .: 'QE fad-sam 14 Aw- 6 I F'A Tffm , any 'Q Q, bu lge X j j' g:j, l ff W 1 lg S y' If ul K 3- 5 . ? . WT.. E ..f ' , QQ, Y 5 ,V -MW: .':': A .A ' 0 H+. rwdsirdl 3 ,aff ---M.. tf,-KST: First Row: ll. to r.l: Palriek lfonway. Susan Wf'st. ,lose-ph lauluig. ffarla Phalen, Carole Cooper, William s I . . ,,.. Brown, . oan lavlor. Lonstanee Hayes. Xxllllillll Loftus. fuzanne 'lioonu-y. Holuin floreoran. Hiehartl Ferris, ,lohn Hendriks. Sf't'UI'lfl How ll. to r.l: l'atrir'ia Perry. Ueorgianna 'lillt'f'i, Marie lllulyaney. lleorge Karatn. .loan Dillingham. 'l'heresa Nl:-Nanmara. Mary I.:-e lanigan. Eileen lxeegan. Waleltraut Arlmgast Song of Bernadette Are you linisheil, Jeanne fllraclic-? asketl Sister Vauzous sternly. With these words the eur- tain rose on another senior play in St. hlaryis Auditorium. This time the class hail deyiatecl from the usual light eomerly and hail ehosen a serious drama with a religious theme- wlwhe Song of Bernatletteu adapted from lfranz Wer- felis novel hy ,lean and Walter Kerr. From the first scene. loan Taylor, as Herna- dette Souhirous, easily eonvineed the auclienee that they were in l7ranee. reliving the niiraele of Lourdes. The seenes at the grotto of lVlassahielle. where Our lrafiy appeared to Bernadette from high up in the roelxs, err-ated an espeeially stir- ring effect, and the faint eelestial haekgrountl musie together with the excellent lighting made these scenes unforgettahle. Tension rnounteci as one question took pre- clozninanee over the play-Will the people he- lieve Bernadetteis story, or will she he eonclernned AS WE PERFORM H31 as insane? liven though eonfrontecl with threats and ridieule from all of the townspeople. she fteaclfastly reliusecl to tieny the visions. Not until the iniraeulous spring huhlnles from the earth clici anyone hegin to realize the truth and the Signifi- eanee of her story. anfl ht-1-battle was hnally won Bernaulette at Nlassahielle whrn Ilean Peyraniale came to her defense against the Nlayor and Chief of Police. The talent of these new actors was exhilmiteml clearly in the final scene when Vlother Vauzous, who had eontinuously doubted the geniuneness of Bernadetteis sanctity and the truth ol' the vi- sions at Lourdes. discovered how wrong she had Iueen and fell on her knees to Imeg forgiveness. When the curtain fell for the last time, the seniors felt that gratifying sense of accoinplish- nicnt which one experiences after a joli well done. This was possible only Iiecause of the skill of the stage and lighting crews, the excellent per- forinanrzes ol' the entire east and mostly through the untiring efforts of Sister Wleriei. the director. Show Iiusiness was an experience to the eager seniors, and il prox ed to he an exciting and interesting one always to he treasured by each of them. I. -- II:-an I'eyrainaIe explains ii miracle to Ilernznlette and Iier classrnatcs. 2. - I'upa Sonlrirous Iorlmids Iiernadette to go to the grotto. IN OUR SENIOR PLAY ...... -13 ,V 'Q l. 'l'he lvnsy day in preparation for the big night as Pat Perry. Sue West. 'lilN'l't'S.1 Mc-Nuniuru. and Connie Hayes wait impatiently. Z. Almost reaulyu- Marie Xlnlxziney uncl .loan Dillingham linish lust minute tnuehes. 3. 'lihe lrig moment urrixes-Nlary l,ee Lzmigun pins lmontonniere on Sam Ferris. 4. .M intermission George IQZIHIITI, Wally Arlrugust. Bill Broun, Sue Tomney. Sam Ferris. Sue West. Bill Loftus, Eileen Keegan. and Carole Cooper enjoy the pause that refreshes. AS WE DANCE ......... H41 The Grand March at Paris Au Printemps Paris Au Printempsi' gave the ,lunior-Senior Prom a very Parisian atmosphere. As the dancers entered under the Arc de Triomphe, they felt as if they were about to step out onto a Paris roof- top overlooking that bright, gay, and romantic city below. One side of the gym gave the illusion of a starlit skyline of Paris, while the other offered French scenes under a gaily covered awning rep- resenting a typical French cafe along the Champs-Elysees. Waiters and waitresses dressed in French peasant costumes served refreshments at the tables in the sidewalk cafe. Likewise the mem- bers of John lVIcNeil's orchestra carried out the Parisian theme by their attire of jaunty berets AND FROLIC and silk scarves. As the dedicated strains of Melody of Lovell Hlled the gym, the elated seniors felt on top of world, for this was truly their night and their song. The highlight of the evening was the Grand March led by Susan West and senior class presi- dent, William Loftus. This proved to be a kalei- doscope of color as the gay dancers promenaded before their admiring parents. All too soon came the notes of L'Cood Night Sweetheartn and 4'Springtime in Paris was over. It was a prom never to be forgotten, but rather to remembered forever as one of the most treasured memories of their years at Saint Maryis. O 0 0 From left to right: Marlene llagimann, Katharine Hayes, 'liheresa Healy. Susan ltoark. Mary Ann Morton, Margaret Woods, Teresa K+-ruin. Josephine Natoli. .lane Utt Cafe Tres Chic Ten years ago, Cafe Tres Chic, St. lVlary's own exclusive night cluh, complete with floor show, had its beginning and has hecome tradition. This year on the tenth anniversary of Cafe, the junior class dedicated their first numher, Vertex Avec Moi, tThe Darktown Strutters Rallt to those juniors who, a decade ago opened their Cafe with this same song. lfveryone was in a reminiscent mood as the juniors. in pastel colored gowns. sang and danced to the clear, catchy notes ot' Open lp Your Heartfi to the dreamy rhythm ol' 'Wlelody of Lovefi and to thc nostalgic lyrics ol' You'll Always lie lily Lifetime Sweetheart. Suddenly the spectators nerc atlorded a glimpse of the gay twenties, as the cast garhed in the nuddy blouse and short skirt ot the l'lappcr lfraf' hrokc into the spotlight singing Play A Simple ltlelodyfi As the never to he forgotten moments sped hy and the familiar strains of 'sour Show ls Over? were heard, the audience hurst into applause in appreciation of a tloorshow that represented MAY WE HARE tw weeks of hard work on the part of the class and their capable director, Sr. Paulette. Thus the brain child of those juniors of a decade ago remains alive for another year, and undouhtedly Cafe Trcs Chic will go on as long: as there is a St. Maryis. ln candleliglht l. to r: ltollcrt k1't'Qlilll. Mary -Xnn Morton. lftlnard Nlctfx liohcrt Julrinxille. Nlarlenc ililtllllillttt From left to right: Mrs. Robert Buttino, Reverend Father llrumm, Mrs. Daniel Kiely, Mrs. lf. C. l rancisc'o, Reverend Father May. Nlrs. William Bulger. William Loftus, Reverend Father Quirk, Salem Ferris, Mrs. Nagim Ferris Six years ago the Mothers' Club was organ- Through successful card parties, rummage ized at St. Maryis and has since achieved its main purposes-namely, to foster a better and more cooperative parent-teacher relationship and to supply extra aids and equipment for teaching. , - - p - l. to r.: Mary l.ee Lanigan IVN1--l reside-ntl, Mrs. Leo Lanigan, Hrs. Robert Loftus, William Loftus 1l'residentI sales and bake sales, this organization has im- plemented its funds and has been able to pur- chase a slide projector for the science laboratory, small study chairs for the second grade, educa- tional films for the elementary grades and sci- ence books for the eighth grade. In addition to this, the mothers have contributed most gener- ously to the yearbook fund. All is not work, however, for a few of the highlights of the year are the banquet for the seniors and their mothers, and the annual picnic for the Sisters of Saint Francis at the Little York Pavilion. Since its origin the Mothers' Club has grown to be the most active organization at St. lVlary's. It has done very commendable work in the past. and, without a doubt, it will continue in its good work. OUR JOYS WITH OTHERS . . . 471 l i lfirst Kon lli to r,i: William Bulger. Uvnnis 'l'wonn-y. lil'illllf'y lfootv, tfarl lle-ini. flharlvs Nlonlton. UQ-ralml 0'Hourkf-, ,lohn llownl, ,Iohn 'lioonnfyi liolwrt llowel. lnanageir Sevontl How tl. to r.l : William llrown. liivharrl Fvrris. VIWIHTIIHIQ Uilionrke-. .lzunf-s l l'iSllif'. l'r-tvr Hr-llona-. William l.oltns. .lohn Hr-nmlrilxs. 'Iill1IIIlLl5 tlasvy Y lhlrfl How ll. to r.l: i.0lll'll liolwrt lxlklfilll. liolwrt 0 lirlvn. liolwrt Kvvgan. S2llt'lll Fvrris. I1-n-rNlvlh-aw. Holwrt .lithiu- yillv. l'atri1'k Ryan. ,lann-s Filzpatrivk, tlvorgf- Karam. lim. tllnn-It-s UVIIIIIIII. llirr-vtor of .Mlilvtivs Football Onre again tht- soft tnrl' ol' Suggvtt Park vanw into contavt with tht- t'lPillh ol' the Blue- antl Colrl gridflers. Wiith only fivv rvtnrning lc-tt:-rim-n. thr- Saints rvalizwi thc'-y wr-rv in for a rough season. hut tht-y we-nt to work flvtc-rniim-clly to perfw-I their tight lt :Xl'tf'r three' wvvks of intvnsivf' prartivc' unflvr thc- ahh- rlirr-rtion ol' tioavh Holm lylartin., the sqnarl opc-nefl its c-ntirv out-of-town srlivcltilv. rw . A Ihv initial vontvst vanw on N-ptr-nilwr Zi. as thc- lfighting Irish jonrn1'y1'rl into Uswc-go County to 1-nt'o1lnt0r tht- Phoenix High f-lr-yen. ln the first pe-riofl of play an oiiisiclvs pvnalty proved costly for the Nlartin xnvn. as the Phovnix rluli. taking every advantage-A lotvd thv pigskin into the 6-'Ilfl zone from a quit-la svrivs of short running line huvlis. This try lor the Q-xtra point provvcl good. and the remaining part of tht- hall' was tlominatmi hy cleacllovli svrimniagu with n9ithc'r tvaln alll? to pvnetratv the others territory. Going into the thirri quartvr. St. lVlary's final- LEAD US ON L48 ly startvcl to niovv. pivlxing up vnough yardage lo shove thv lvall ovf-r tlw goal stripv. A rPturn of punts liollowvtl. anal onr-:J more thc Saints tools vontrol ol' tht- hall game. This time a plunge liroin the- tllrcf- yarcl linv gavv tht- Blue and Colml a II3 to T c-mlgv. ln thc- final four niinutvs, a fatal lninlilv on the l,llUt'IIiX I0 hantlvfl the Oswego County lvoys the ball. and a cirivv liavk up the- livlrl lit-fl tht- snort: Un the vonvcirsion attvnipt. thc- xniclcllc- ol' tht- lrish linv ranw rushing through. hlot-king the- kit-k anfl llllflillgl the 5131110 at lil all. Moving into Auhnrn with the lirnl intention of turning in an upsvt over thvir arvh rival Holy lfainily, the Saints 1-nm-ountPrPCl a stiff rvvcption. l ro1n the lmeginning of play thv Gaels controlled the hall game and managed to svorc- in every pvriocl. Thr-ir first tally was scat up after a 58 yard niarrih through lhv wavering Blue and Gold ch-- fvnsc-. A well met-literl pass-lateral play caught the lVlartin-nwn oil' halance and the score rr-afl O to U. The try for the extra point was successful and from that point on the Saints were in for a rough afternoon. Late in the second quarter, a fumble was recovered by Saint Mary's at the midfield stripe and the ball was moved to the 20 before Holy Family took over on downs. Again in possession, the Gaels swiftly went for their sec- ond T.D. , closing the half, 14-0. During the third and fourth periods the Holy Family team continued to chew up yardage, mov- ing eighty yards in five plays on a rampaging drive into the end zone. The lack of depth on the Blue and Gold bench was beginning to tell, and the fourth score came when the home team went to the air, heaving three successive completed passes. On the following kickoff the Saints brought the pigskin back to their own 35 yard line only to fumble, enabling the Auburnites to cross the goal line for the fifth time. When the final whistle sounded, the score stood at 39-0 in favor of Holy Family marking the Saints first de- feat of the season. Still undaunted and looking for their first win, the St. Mary's chargers went into Geneva to tangle with St. Francis DeSales High as well as Hurricane Hazel in a night game under the lights of Shuron Park. Hampered by the sloppy playing conditions from the opening of play, neither team threatened any potential scoring drives in the first period. During the second quarter the Genevans started to alternate their line play with end runs and trap plays down the middle and as a result piled up 13 big points. By the time the second half was under way, the Mar- tinmen, outplayed on the wind swept field, found themselves behind 19-0. Midway through the final stage, the scoring-minded host, coupled with the elements, proved too much to handle, and the Blue and Gold after gaining possession were unable to capitalize on an offensive ground march that was interrupted several times by the Hickering are lights. As the contest ended, the mud-soaked players jogged to the dressing room leaving the desolate field to the remaining furies of Hazel.,' Winding up the season, the Saints invaded Waterloo to engage a talented array of Black and Orange gridders. In the opening period of play, the home team, working out of their single wing variation, crossed the goal stripe twice. Relent- lessly the stunned Martinmen surged back with a 99 scoring drive for their first tally of the game. After the conversion, and following the kickoff, the Waterloo Club opened another suc- cessful march into the end zone and at half time the Blue and Gold were on the low side of a 19 to 7 score. Early in the third quarter a fumble by St. Mary's was recovered by Waterloo on the hosts' 4-3 yard line and once more the strong pony backfield passed and scampered its way to pay dirt. Toward the end of the final quarter, ham- pered by both injuries and penalties, the Saints found themselves back on their own 28 but in possession of the pigskin. With only minutes to play the tough Waterloo line -was finally cracked by the Irish forward wall. As a clincher, the Martin men unleashed one of their backs for a 72 yard jaunt up the middle. The remaining con- fiict yielded little yardage for either eleven and the Cortlandites were forced to settle with a 31- 13 finish. , Where's my interference? yells Spike. Joe, like the flag, still stands. TO VICTORY ' . wi 1 o s o 4 mini, nes IL ua rnk Roluert U'Brien, William Brown. Fr. DFIIIYIHI, athletie direetor: se p i must n xul I ut lu I Salem Ferris. manager clrsltq Basketball Taking to the eourt for the '5-lt-'55 campaign, the St. Maryis hoopsters were often overshadowed hy more ex- perienced hall eluhsg seldom. however, were they out- played. Faeed with the prohleni of developing varsity hall handlers while the depth of his heneh was limited to two reserves. Coach Jinx Casey, nevertheless. pro- duced a smooth-working eonihination that earned de- serving esteem for itself on the hardwood. Although john Hendriks and Bill Brown will he lost hy gradua- tion. the prosper-ts for next year's team look exception- ally good and that spread in the winning trolnnin is ex- peeted to he inereased eonsideralmly. To hoth Father Drunnn, the Athletie llirector and Coaeh Casey, go long overdue eredit for their inspiration and guidance. They were always there to eneourage the players when the going was rough. AND INSPIRE US ........ iso! bl. Mary bl. Hairy bl. Xlurv bt. Mary! ..,. 39 bl. Hairy Sl. Mary' 'VJ Sl. Mary, sr. lvlm-,Y Sl. Mary' Va rsitq Scores Cinvinnatus . . l'illPlllS ... TVLIXIUII . .. virgin .. Tullv .............. Ellllilll Catlwlir Hi Nla Filtlltlll ........... tLl'0l0Il ... Ifulviuf . Mary! Mary! .... SI Mary' Malryl Mal ry M an ry ' Q Mary! Mary! .... Haul wv got il llkllll? Yrs, Illillllq, Vlfgll ..... St. Patrir:k's . lVlr-Craw , .... lflmira Catholif- 'lxruxlun ..... l,ilkl'xIll0Ill . . . Sl. Palric'k's . Tully ... High Y'XHSl'D 1Illlilflil.HXI7liliS 1I.m r.l: Nlurlvm- Hllfllllllllll. Maury I.:-r' Lillligldll. .usun We-sl. Murglzxrvt Woods, Fllrf l'xt'f',ililkI IN THE PRINCIPLES Front: flourli .lim ffusvy lluvk ll. to r.l: VlwllUlIlilS U'liourlu'. IIIilIlLlQLQ'l'. Uvrultl U'Hourlw. ,lohn Toonwy. William lliilgu-r. l'utri4'k Ryan, Rohr-rt .lulriznxillnz .limit-s l risluiv. lloln-rt flvrruril. Karl Hvim, Fr. llfllllllll. iltlllvlit' ilirwlor Jcaqvee Basketball Shoot lu OF TEAMWORK l'iI'OIIl the opvning tap to the final liuzzer, Coach jim Casey fonnfl hinisvlf holding: on to thc- rains of ai spiritml zintl srrappy. lmut rvlzitively grovri ball vlnlm. Though floor work uncl play inaiking wore- rlrillcrcl on in pl'uc'tit-rr, tvznnworli Vkzls the niuin f'SSf'l'lllill stressvcl: and it was only Ivy strivt uclli1'l'vi1r'c- to this principle that the team was ulxlv to pill- up tht- 7-lll r1'corrl that il tlicl. The hustling altitutlv, in tht' linvup :wen on nights whf-n that front rim svf-iiwcl fairly vool. had its worth- while vffem-ts on lmoth of Casvyl squads. With the- expe- rivnvv guirwd. tht' J.V. potf-ntiulitivs for next yearis varsity lien:-h and quite possibly the first string. look towzml thc favorable sich' for thc Saints. wi Junior Voursitq Scores St. lVlary's .... 30 Cincinnatus ......... 55 St. lVlary's .... 31 Fabius ..... ..... 2 7 St. Maryls .... 25 Truxton . . ..... 27 St. lVlary's .... 47 Virgil .... ..... 3 2 St. lVlary's .... 40 Tully .............. 39 St. Mary's .... 50 Elmira Catholic High .37 St. lVlary's .... 22 Marathon ........... 68 St. Maryls .... ll Groton . .,... 37 Sr. Marys ..., 33 Fabius . ..... 32 Maryls . Maryls Maryls lVlary's lVlary's Mary's Maryis Maryls '4Come on kids, letls give 'em a yell l Virgil .... St. Patrick,s McGraw . . Elmira Cath Truxton .. Lakemont . St. Patrickis Tully . . . olic High JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS Cvlovkwiselz Kathleen Karam, Valerie Harris, Sharon Lanigan, Elaine Houlihan, Betty Stevens AND FAIR PLAY l53J I.l'l'ICRAHN S'I XFlf tl. to r.l: tbiurolv li00lN l', Wllliillll Broun, li0IlStillll'Q' llnyvs, Eileen Keegan, 'l'homas 0.R0llYhF l.L1l'lll l,ll2lll'll. Xxllllitlll Loftus Literal rq Steiff Artists ut work. tl. to r.l: .loan 'l'z1ylor. Waltltruut ,-Xrllogust. Holnin florvox Wvhvn work was lwgun on mhz- V155 Per An- nosw, a new world was opmwrl to the- litvrary staff: a world of' art, 1-omposing. editing, layout, photography antl writing. The stall members he- came conscious lor the first time of all the hard work and planning that govs into our-h page of Z1 yvarlaook. At long last thc- dummy found itself in the hands of the printf-rs. This staff voulci now relax anfl re-lou-v.. for vzlvh nwrnlwr would soon possess il invniory hook of his llzlys at St. lVlz1ry's. THIS IS OUR PRAYER wo 0 o 0 0 0 0 l. to r.: Salem l erris. Suzanne 'l'oomey. Vary l.ee l.anig:an. Joseph Lntluigz, Marie Nlnlxaney, l,aurente H4 1 Ferris, tleorgianna 'litter-i Business Steiff The Business Stall' of the i955 Per Annosn played an important part in the making of the yearliook. lvnder the leadership of the Business Managers: Salem Ferris and Richard Ferris, the staff like a small army. eoyered the town from door to door and store to store. for advertise- ments, patrons. and subscriptions. Typists were also kept busy typing material for both the liter- ary and business staffs. Working frantically to meet the deadline. the stall realized that the time and hard work spent were well worth it. for they knew they had made their eontrihntion towards the making of the i955 '4l'er Annosf' FOR ST. MARY'S ypists at uork l. to r.: ffeorglanna lllt't'i, Susan West Nliry let l llll gan, Patrieia Pe Patrons Mrs. Frances Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Anz and Mrs. Achilles Bellone and Mrs. George Bowker Mr. Mr. Mr. Michael Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brackett Mr. Peter Brevett Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. Ray Bulger Dr. James Cady Mr. Joseph Calabro Dr. Robert Carpenter and Mrs. James Casey Mr. Dr. Louis Chernow Mr. and Mrs. Albert Commando Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conway Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cooper and Mrs. Justin Corcoran Robert Corey and Mrs. Antonio Costa Crown City Barber Shop Dr. and Mrs. Edward Cummins Dr. Arthur D'Addario and Mrs. John DeSanta Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dillingham Dr. Sidney Dower, 0.D. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Duffy and Mrs. Richard Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Nagim S. Ferris Mr. Morris C. Fitts Robert A. Foley Mr. Mr. Robert A. Foley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Ford Dr. N. J. Gabriel Claude E. Gage Dr. M. B. Glezen Globe Hotel Dr. and Mrs. A. F.. Guilfoyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hamill Harrington Bros. Albert Haskell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Hendriks Hill Realty Co. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hoffman Dr. L56 and Mrs. Salem lsaf Mr. Dr. Theodore Jacobus Fred Jordan Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Karam Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kastin Mr. and Mrs. John Keegan Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Keil Dr. Howard Kelly Dr. Robert Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kiely and Mrs. Ivan Kingley L. C. Larrabee Mrs. Rose Loftus Mr. and Mrs.Laurence Lord Mrs. Teresa Ludwig Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. McAndrew Dr. and Mrs. John McAulifl Mr. and Mrs. Luke McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. John McNamara Mr. Charles J. Mullen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulvaney and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Shea and Mrs. Leo Ott J . Pashley and Mrs. Charles Perry Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phalen Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Roark and Mrs. Donald Robinson Mr. Misses Beatrice and Lucille Sardo Dr. and Mrs. William Shay and Mrs. M. J. Stack Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Starr and Mrs. Michael Stevens Mr. Mrs. Nell W. Sweeney Mrs. Julia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toomey Mr. and Mrs. George Tucci Mr. and Mrs. Sam Tucci Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valentine Mr. and Mrs. John Vico, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Welch Mr. and Mrs. James E. West Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zaharis A Friend A Friend A Friend Zen Wdcdea to tie 646444 af 7955 D MOTHERS CLUB OF ST. MARY'S SCHOOL J Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Marine Midland Trust Company Of Southern New York Cortland Office Cortland, New York Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio Congratulations - Class of 1955 DILLINGHAM MOTORS, INC 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Cortland, New York SERVES YOU RIGHT E531 Start 6 Ulf 'phi SAVINGS BANK Account Now Wh0,0.o?u! I9 See Your Savings Bank EVERY Payday Saving Makes the Difference befween Wishing and Having Cortland VINGS Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Continuous Quality Is Quality You Trust IOUIID VNDII AUINOIIYY OF 'Nl COCAACOIA COMPANY IV Cortland Coca-Cola Bottling Company f59J Compliments of Sheridan's Motor Express, Inc. Syracuse and Cortland Two Trucks Daily CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS '55 Cortland Auto Supply Company, Inc. 12-16 Court Street Cortland, N. Y Established 1913 QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS Frigidaire Appliances Easy Washers 9 Compliments of lid-Maa .finqwde 12 Clinton Avenue Marian Tucci Elizabeth De Santa 1601 Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 HOMER NATIONAL BANK Homer, New York A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati Member of the Federal Reserve System Congratulations to the Class of 1955 KARAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE A COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER FOR YOUR EVERYDAY NEEDS 5 South Main St. Ploneer 6-9915 Homer, New York E611 The Best of Luck . . . to the Class of 1955 DWYER STUDIO at 21 Clinton Ave. Compliments of ACME LUMBER Sm SUPPLY CO. West road Route 281 North of Groton Avenue Phone SKyIine 6-7581 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 ABDALLAH DAIRY 224 Tompkins Street Dial SKyIine 3-1151 DAIRY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM Compliments of O'SHEA TIRE SERVICE Tompkins Street Extension CORTLAND, N. Y. Phone SKyIine 6-7081 Kelly 81 Firestone Tires 62 I Compliments of FREETH MOTORS Your LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER SALES 81 SERVICE CORTLAND - HOMER ROAD Compliments of Mc EVOY 81 SONS Funeral Directors X ! , '..' 7 Y. Cs J. VA N ' 'ef CORTLAND STANDARD EXTENDS GREETINGS Cortland's Daily Newspaper AND City, County, National and International News Full Associated Press Wire and Feature Service Carrier boy delivery in CORTLAND - HOMER McGRAW EXPRESSES APPRECIATION TO ST. MARY'S STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 81-85 Main St. Cortland, N. lt pays to Shop at Penney's Y E631 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSSES SAFETY - DEPENDABILITY SERVICE BROCKWAY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Factory and General Office at Cortland, New York Branches and Dealers in Principal Cities - ROURKE 8m GRANATO Plumbing and Heating Phone SK 6-7472 SK 6-8593 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL TALLMAGE TIRE SERVICE Homer 8m Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y Best Wishes To St. Mary's Graduates A FRIEND 64 Congratulations and Best Wishes To BEST WISHES The Class of '55 TO THE DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM CLASS OF 55 A R S I T SODA BAR 30 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of TlCKNOR'S The Furniture Store of Cortland Best Wishes to the Class of 55 Kane's Bakery 171 Homer Ave. SKyline 6-6265 Across from the Grand Union Compliments to the Senior Class of '55 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA VAN DRUG CO. 9 NORTH MAIN STREET CORTLAND, N EW YORK DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Compliments of .lohnnie's Barber Shop 14 NORTH MAIN STREET ROY NISSEN JOHN DeSANTA E651 Compliments of C LA S S O F ' 5 6 Compliments of CLASS OF '57 Compliments of C LAS S O F ' 5 8 Compliments of C L A S S O F ' 5 9 Compliments of C LA S S O F ' 6 O Compliments of COSMOS HILL FARM TELEPHONE SK 6-2142 Mitchel B. Carroll Floyd E. Wadsworth Fabrizio Men's Shop MEN'S CLOTHING 81 FURNISHINGS 99 Main Street Phone SK 6-9022 N E B BEST WISHES TO THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. CLASS OF '55 Stationers Office Supplies I4 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. St' MBVYIS Dia' SK 69933 Alumni Association 66 Phone SK 6-8222 Gene's Service Center GENERAL REPAIRS Hydramatic Service - Lubrication Engine Tuning 83 Owego St. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of NOSS RADIO 23 Clinton Avenue Phone SK 6-2896 Cortland, N. Y MASTERPAUL'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS 89 Bartlett St. Dial SK 6-6991 Cortland, N. Y. FOR FINE FOODS . . . Hazard's I. G. A. Store 20 North Main St. SK 3-0631 Cortland, N. Y. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES For Quality Work - Prompt Service Courteous Treatment Patronize L. C. TYLER CLEANING CO. 17 Court St. SK 3-0812 DOVI'S GARAGE Home of Complete Service Tompkins Street Ext. Dial SK 6-6371 Cortland, N. Y. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of BOLTON BROTHERS Makers of Tender Made Doughnuts 213 Tompkins Street Dial SK 3-0491 Compliments of Mabies News Stand Cigars - Cigarettes Candy - Ice Cream Don Fuller, Prop. Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. 67 Compliments of North Main Market Doris Timmerman 133 North Main Street Cortland, New York Congratulations KARPEN KO on - BLUE suNoco - GAS Corner Main and Union Dressy Flats - Loafers - Casuals BY SANDLER OF BOSTON Sarvay Shoe Company Best Wishes To The Graduating Class Ot 55 Rinaldi Produce Co. Homer, New York PI 6-2470 YAMAN'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING So. Cortland, New York Dial SK 6-2758 Atlantic Gas and Oil Electric and Acetylene Welding Batteries, Tires and Tubes Congratulations To The Class Ot H5511 Cortland Floor Craft Compliments of HILL REALTY CO. Alton R. Haight lMake a Date with Haight For Real Estatel Compliments of Scharfeld's Jewelers 10 Main Street SK 6-6262 Expert Watch Repairing LET GEORGE DO IT 681 BEST WISHES to ST. MARY'S GRADUATES Ladies' Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus Compliments of CRESCENT CORSET CO., INC. Cortland, New York Congratulations ancl Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1955 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Cortland Council No. 233 E691 Congratulations and Success To the Class of 1955 4th DEGREE ASSEMBLY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CORTLAND COUNCIL NO. 233 Best Wishes to St. Mary's Graduating Class of 1955 First National Bank of Cortland Corner of Main and Central A Good Corner To Bank On Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E703 TAKE COMMUNITY America's Finest Bread 1 . lbs? 'qui' 'S' ' ix? Q vv vv x'u aj aw 1 QV? l E22 10 Main Street Cortland, N nv AD Q , 2 Phone SK 6-5441 ' 7 0 hh' I ' ,AE 'A 'uk A ' nRenownedforReHnement AT YOUR GROCERS and G00d FOUCIH T H E 040 DOOR ' wurl-1 me X MIRACLE WEDGE Overhead Door Co. of N. Y., Inc. 200 Tompkins Street Cortland, New York Phone SK 6-5616 E711 Compliments of Wickwire Brothers, Inc. Manufacturers of WIRE CLOTH, WIRE NETTING WIRE NAILS, AND WIRE Cortland, New York W. T. GRANT CO. Department Store KNOWN FOR VALUES II-13 Main Street The House of Graduation Gifts are ,x Www if ' 3 , 1 5? .eflffff ' 'f 2fQ 5?ff: .If E: 5525253525215 -s' gf555s52'sn.. I H -S ., ' '- g5f5ss? ' -2 1 1 55 255 5555252522 ':55i5Sf5S51..f Sisifisfeiif: 15' ?3?25f ,. ?555525st555r - -2211 -:3:3:3:?'i:f:Q. .g.g:g: :-. 4.1, :::3:g: AAQUNS 3 Main Street Cortland, N. Y Dial SK 6-7431 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Mr. and Mrs. RAYMOND .l. CONWAY Famous Midland Town Talk Ice Cream and Dairy Foods Distributed by MIDLAND FARMS and ELIZABETH Groton Ave. Ext. Cortland, N. Y. Orange Kist Bottling Van Hom and Company Woodworth Inc. 48 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-5312 Bottlers and Distributors of Kist Beverages All Sizes All Flavors Watch and Clock Shop Where Customers Send Their Friends 11 Clinton Ave Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-7337 WILLIAM J. NIX GENERAL INSURANCE Burgess Building Phone SK 6-2012 Compliments of A. J. MELDRIM Dial SK 6-6126 8 Court Street Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 1955 SHAW AND BOEHLER Cortland Dry Cleaners FLORISTS Store: 137 Main Sheet 11 North Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-8681 Dial SK 6-7121 Us GEORGE BOWKER Shoe Store 5 Main Street Cortland, New York The Reliable Family Shoe Store Congratulations To The Class Ot 1955 GORDON'S DRUGS 13 Clinton Ave. Cortland, New York Enioy Popularity . . . Remove Unwanted Hair Permanently With Electrolysis Rosa's Beauty Salon 21 Clinton Ave. Dial SK 6-7212 Cortland, New York Compliments of ROBlNSON'S USED CAR SALES Cortland - Homer Road C l' t Cortland Hardware 'mp 'Sen S an Pumps Plumbing Best Wishes Paints Heating from Hardware Appliances 13 North Main St. Dial SK 6-7902 Cortland, New York Olds and Fulmer 42 Main Street Best Wishes To The Graduating Class COE F. DEXTER GROCERIES AND MEATS SK 6-8961 Cortland, New York SANDERS Sport 81 Luggage Shop 32 No. Main Street We invite you to come in and browse around Complete Line ot Sporting Goods 74 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 55 THE ROSARY SOCIETY Sales Service PARKER PONTIAC INCORPORATED 11 Port Watson Street Phone SK 6-7544 Cortland, N. Y. Our Service Includes Everything In The Florist Line ARNOLD'S FLORISTS ESTABLISHED 1893 Compliments of MCN EIL MUSIC A' L' Hicks 11 Clinton Avenue 29 Cayuga Street Homer N- Y PI 6-2631 Dial SK 6-7733 Cortland, N. Y. Best Wishes Best Wishes to lo Class ot 1955 Class M1955 MU LLEN'S DANIEL MEN'S SHOP t Office Supplies and Equipment 116 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. 28 Main Sheet Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of OLDSMOBILE INC. Cortland Home Aufhmized Improvement Co. Sales - Service - Parts Phone PI 6-2350 Cortland, N. Y. General Contractors and Builders Phone SK 3-0225 Cortland, N. Y. 75 DRESS WELL and SUCCEED Open an ALPERT Parent Approved CHARGE ACCOUNT. Pay weekly out of earnings or allowances. Lay it away or take it away at I liswfims-oprlclnlis Congratulations To the Class of '55 Anything in Concrete ALBERT HENDRIKS 25 Pearne Avenue ICE CREAM AND CANDY 10 Clinton Ave. 3 Huntington Cortland, N. Y. SK 3-0284 Cortland, N. Y. Best Wishes f Congratulations from rom CROWN PHOTO CENTER The center for all that's photographic 40 Main Street SK 6-5353 REX STODDART GULF PRODUCTS 73 North Main Street Cortland, N. Y. SK 6-9702 Compliments of Compliments of The DExTER's T E R R A C E CIGAR STORE 95 Main Street Route 281 Cortland, N. Y. Cortland' N' Y' SK 6-9715 76 STAUBER DRUGS 53 Main Street Dial SK 6-7591 PRESCRIPTIONS R. A. Staulaer Pharmacist and Chemist It You Want . . . A Diamond - Watch - A Ring JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SILVERWARE - We Have Them At - Jones Jewelry Store Compliments ot Stupke's Pastry Shop Birthday and Wedding Cakes Cakes For All Occasions 124 Main Street SK 6-7482 We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture, Stoves and Antiques H. P. JOHNSTON Phone SK 3-1421 or SK 6-6276 24 Groton Avenue Cortland, N. Y For Quality . . . Laundry Service Rug Cleaning Linen Supply Service Call The Cortland Laundry 15 Court Street SK 6-7712 Compliments ot MOBILGAS Service Station Gas Oil Service Jim Canestaro Compliments of Cities Service Gas Station Corner ot Madison and Main Tom Burlingame Compliments ot Cortland Small Loan U71 Compliments of ROBBINS Tobacco Company 89 Main Street Cortland, New York Congratulations to the Class of 55 Cortland Wholesale Electrical Supply 201 North Homer Avenue Cortland, New York SK 6-9021 C0mPliments HARRY ALPERT of the JEWELERS 60 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. SHAMROCK Serving the BEST PIZZA in town 138 Main St. Dial SK 6-9718 Always at Your Service Our Greatest Asset - Your Good Will Telephone SKyline 6-9626 BERN ARNOLD, INC. Doocs - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Ralph E. Swindler N. Homer Rd. President Cortland, N. Y Best Wishes to the Class of 55 HYDE'S DINER 23 Groton Avenue Cortland, New York Compliments of LATIMER'S Store For Men 20 Central Avenue Manhattan Shirts - Dobbs Hats Compliments of D e JO H N Tile 8m Supply Company 18 Central Avenue SK 6-6321 2641 of lack 5 Succeed Zfd 66444 4,6 7955 A. B. BRQWN Gm SON General Hardware Power Tools - Paints Appliances - Gifts Farm Machinery Sales Gm Service Known for quality goods and fair prices since 1904. Phone SK 6-2861 Homer-Cortland Rd I J BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1955 BERT FERRIS Builder of New Homes Remodeling Alterations 32 Van Hoesen Phone SK 3-0784 and RAY E. KEENEY 61 SON Lumber Supplies 174 Port Watson ST. Phone SK 6-9977 won B E S T W I S H E S to the Graduating Class of '55 Flowers by Reynolds Complete Floral Service with Flowers for every occasion FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 109 Tompkins St. Dial SK 6-6882 Cortland, N. Y. OUR FLOWERS SMELL Compliments of ECONOMY PAVING COMPANY J. Compagni H. F. Hudson 77 Pomeroy St. Cortland, N. Y Phone SK 6-7022 Black Top Paving - Trucking Free Estimates BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 JOHN B. BRIGGS CADILLAC SERVICE SUNOCO PRODUCTS Compliments of CORTLAND PAPER COMPANY Paper products for use in Homes, Offices, Schools and Stores 138 Main St. SK 3-1050 Congratulations to the Class of '55 .I. E. KEEGAN PAINTER AND DEcoRAToR 12 s. Main sf. H6mer PI 6-2626 Phone SK 34205 6 Van Hoesen Cortland, New York A FINE 00MBINATION TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N.Y. Aw OF ITHACA PRINTERS 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N.Y. PHONE ITHACA 4-6016 ...FOII A PRIZE WINNING IINNIIAL I J sr. MARY's CHURCH O Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Rev. George H. lVlay. Pastor Assistants Rev. John Quirk Rev. Charles Drumm l SCHEDULE OF SERVICES MASSESZ Sundays, 6:15, 7:30, 8:45, 10:00, ll :00 Holy Days, 5:30, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 Daily, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00: l'llrSl lsrlclay, 5:30. 7:00, 7:30 Novena Mass, Saturday, 7:30 A. lVl. CONFESHONS: Saturday, 4:00, 7:30 P. lVl. live of Holy lrlays, 11:00, 7:30 P. M BAPTISMS: Sunday, l :00 P. lVl. NOVENA lllfVOTlONS: Nl cmllc lay 7:30 P. lVl. maj Acknowledgments God bless: Sister Merici, our moderator, for her untiring efforts and patient supervisiong Mr. Frank I-Iurtt of the Ithaca Engraving Company for his helpful suggestions to Joan Taylor, our Art Editorg The Ithaca Engraving Company for all our excellent photo engravingsg Mr. Floyd Parke of the Art Craft in Ithaca for his kind advice and interestg Art Craft of Ithaca for all printing in our yearbookg Dwyer's studio for the beautiful portraits of the seniors and all group photographyg lVIr. Joseph Briggs for his graphic sports picturesg The members of the faculty for their cooperation and en- couragementg The S. K. Smith Company for our distinctive coversg Lastly, our generous subscribers, patrons, and adver- tisers for their financial aid which made our 1955 Per Annos achievable. 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