Bishop Denis OConnell High School - Shield Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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GARY JOHNSON Gary is perhaps one of the most well-rounded stu- dents in the school. A quiet individual, he nevertheless has made his hallmark hy garnering scholastic honors, representing his class in the Student Council, or destroy- ing opponents on the wrestling mats. Versatility distin- guishes Gary among the graduates. NANCY HAYHURST The key to the popularity of the school ' s most spirited girl, as Nancy will tell you, is that she likes people and people like her. Warmth and a lively sense of humor have gained her many honors, as well as a place in the hearts of all O ' Connellites. KATHLEEN MASON An all-around girl, Kathy is known for being a rough and ready, level-headed leader. No matter what she is doing — speaking at assemblies, presiding over the SCA, or crusading for Keyette causes, — she always has things under control, and best of all, a smile for everyone. ROBERT LACEY Outspoken and self-confident is Bob Lacey, both in and out of the classroom. These attributes have won him much extracurricular success as Vi or editor-in- chief and in the fields of public speaking and debating. For Bob, there is no substitute for success. MIKE MARTZ A three sport athlete, Mike is best known for his fierce determination and strong desire to win. A winner of eight varsity letters, he has been vital to O ' Connell ' s athletic success during the past three years. Over all competitiveness makes Mike stand out. MARY MILANO The mind behind the print, Mary possesses the knack for journalistic strategy that helps to make her a fine yearbook editor. Never content with the bare minimum, Mary has originality, a quiet, persevering drive, and a pleasant personality. These qualities combine to win co- operation and to achieve outstanding performance. MARSHA RINALDI The most effervescent girl we know, Marsha is always involved in the SCA, her favorite activity, where she has spent three years helping to plan dances, drives, and car washes for various school projects. Marsha plans to continue her interest in people by a career in sociology. PATRICK PARKER Pappy combines congeniality and work for the bene- fit of O ' Connellites. He is the mastermind behind many of the SCA ' s social successes and a generous friend who can be counted on. Dependability and friendliness are the key words for Parker. 1 141

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KATHLEEN BOYLE Dependability and friendliness are the keynotes to Kathy. These qualities have won for her the admiration of all her classmates as well as election to the Student Council. Kathy hopes to become a legal secretary after college, in which career her organizing ability should assure her success. JOSEPH DOOLEY Joe is the Class of 1965 ' s nomination for King of the Roundhall Court. Slick shooting, aggressive rebounding, and smooth teamwork marked him as O ' Connell ' s best all-around basketball player. Unrattled, even in a tight moment, Joe is a complete player. ROBERT DZUBIAN Dependable and hardworking. Bob is a behind-the- scenes man. He has well fulfilled his capacity whether as head stage hand or chief organizer of SCA activities. It is his achievement more than Bob himself that stands out. ANN GALVIN As her dramatic performances ha ve proven, Ann has a flair for the debonair — that poise and self-command which seems to accompany acting ability. Though re- hearsals, study, and clubs keep her constantly on the move, Ann still manages to be one of the most amiable girls of ' 65. SHARON GIBBS Sherrie will sometimes mystify you with her subtle, quiet wit. But Sherrie has a serious purpose and tremen- dous energy, as her work as vice-president of SCA and in other activities will testify. O ' Connell can boast of few more loyal supporters. ROBERT FITZGERALD Bob ' s biggest successes have come on the gridiron where he anchored at tackle the O ' Connell forward wall. An outstanding student, he has also contributed to Student Council and Key Club activities. In or out of school. Bob has been exemplary. 140

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WITH SOLEMN FACES, graduates enter St. Ann ' s church to participate in the last corporate act of wor- ship. REVEREND A. DIXON BEATTI, pastor of St. Ann ' s, celebrates the Baccalaureate Mass for the Class of 1965. REVEREND WALTER R. DEAN, O.S.F.S., from Bishop Ireton High School urges the graduates to seek peace of soul. ■INTROIBO AD ALTARE DEI . . . ' ' the class of ' 65 prays silently as the Mass begins.