Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School - Mitre Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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-fcifife imga 'fi ' X ot haxe come under the quota s nn the n tour xear tc lhree hundred thartx nane choolba Al-Geena Q gist-OW? Es OD' xxa kaddle aranchan jx, arth Barsara anc Ba h ap clcan cox ered book bat ten pencals food mark an apple two sandwaches hot oup cold xa a mtlk tor lun xxeeklx was anv ot Ux m sutts mcasured m arfan on all h amexxorl tload ot thema croxxdtnaf xx ar bond craxc ee an 1' gh pre promptnes school button lape s tho e hat raad colladtn-I xxath rules and reafulatton exerx blot anothcr borrcr 891' 4' I, ff' Q9 heomctrx exerx nafht anothcr proposataon aaae one sa c wtch chocolate mllk for lunch 'Eg monthlx xxashmff ot 1 x m suats s ac o so 1 ht kerc tc s t e thrtll ot seeang xour na ac Q prmt the Cflranfz t I ll c HQ Glrrzm learnang all about thc threc are parts haul was fllxlflef anto mate boxes lame regcnts Iattn at ws , regents I atm and tfeometrx nothang new exerxthlng daf ferent lust not bemg freshmen All an together now naesdemoa sclles senorttas fraulelns slgnorlnas and stenographers partaktng of Nlass l ran? s x actuals those exchabats 'at the Nluseum of Scaence and Industrx l those hxe phx slcal facts Iflgaro on Xlemoraal 5 stage Hot sha tharlae our taxorlte comac Qxsxlif' strap character gettlng cletented YY' rn hfth tcrm gettang needlecl stxth term s0llCllll1f' prlzes tor our hrst ba7aar h lf a sandwach and a gooex sunclae tn wth pertod bt termlx washanff of gxm suats smallpox inocula tion sportanff the subdued purple and gold sweaters a stuck oh so clark the concert and dance wath Reffas If ather Aslp and those wonderful assemblacs ffettanfv scrapbook con sctous txpmg to tht stratns of Stars and Strapes lsorexer scared to death of the lhxslcs regents aassmg at 202 O8 2 getting measured tor our caps and gowns are xou wearmg heels' the amethysts we were so proud of Brother Schuster and how he made us laugh and thank salt trom the Chem lab Hoang to hell wat hlfgll wearlng Senaor pans for a week hoc an our house tor three daxs ltlee Club contest -xprtl 28 Prom bids and the prtnted mxatataon xxe sent out He tlng locked an the bazaar rafht an oaar own back x ard how we prax ed at woallclnt ratn Nlarx Heslln and her crew Secrets crowntng Nlarx our Xlother outsade Iather Ross becomes Xlonstgnor Ross salence atter lunch clothan f Europe wtth our nanth peraocl sew mg specamens postng tor pactures wath madshlpmen at Xnnapolas lunch conslsttnff of coke and ch Ll mlx lShlIlU' ff sants Nlr Skellx so Nlenaorlalash Senaor Dax ass Pxerxclax the dax we wrote thls Sister lhomas -Xquln each other ex erxthanff alwaxs 'S ffvya 'N f' ao-x , I li L fe xg L ueafh 3 xx -? lm 7046 llr the seniors at thc Bishop llrllonncll llfmorzal High School nt round mana' and bodx do hercbx bequeath to the partx or the scznnd part what e Ihr pfzrtx or the rs! part haar thrnshfd mr the pas! four xrars 'lo lfathc r Rose- X tountam ot' xouth so th at xou ll alwaxs be a part of Bashop s lo the Faculty A subscraptaon to the Book of Golden Nlemoraes those shared wath xou 'lo Our Grade AllWlSt'l' X dose of X ttamtn B lablets to renew that stamtna spent IH ddXlSlHL us 'lo the Relagmn Department Our thanks for xour pattence lo the Ylathemataes Department -X large piece of soft chalk to thtcken the graph plots 'Io the French Department -X drum to roll an untson wath the rolled r s of the etudaants To the Wlusle Department -X harp for Heax en should be xour reward after us To the Gym The stcle of the barn to msure better pttchtng axeraffes 'lo the Fngllsh Department -X gentle acid to remoxe that xel loxx streak that appears on Oral Topics Dax To thc Art Dc partmcnt -X tan edge ruler to keep the artists on the straight and narrow 'lo thc Latan Dcpartment The 'answer to whx we couldnt translate xou haxe to read between the lanes 'lo thc llbrarv X palr of book ends to support the welghtx xolumes whtch comprase our school dax s 'lo the Hlstory Department laul Rexere s horse to carry us across the bradges of tame To the 1 ommereaal Department A pen to wrtte tn longhand what xxe nexer could wrate ln shorthand To thc Home Eeonomaes Department -X carton of pre fabrl c ated ple crusts to tlt anx and exerx plate 'lo the German Department X box ot XX htte Owls for Prance Bismarck 10 the Setencc Department 2 loncentrated Mtentaon + 4 hllartous comedx Wm? dalute grax matter lo the Itallan Department Nlemortes of the Barber of Sexllle wath tts Uaaetx and enchantment 'lo the Spamsh Department -X Dona UIXOIC to proxtde new adxentures for all senorltas to tolloxx 'lo the Yew Seniors Sax more months xou dont know how luckx xou re Xxatnessed on thas 24th clax ot june an the xear ot Our Lord onc thousand nane hundred fortx eavht L lass or Qluxu 1948 PAGE 3 I I . 1 ., ' 1.1:-- fizj, F-1 'V ' ' ' ' - ' 1.142231-as-3.--'f',4 -' ,Q ,Ein W, 'H V .visijw-1 -f-- 2- I '. . 4- - , . 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cvzemwl lo be called a Lads oh sshat enchantment thts tttle ascrtbes the worths bearer Chtsalrs blos soms tn man Uentle af fecttons are assakened tn the chtlds heart and tn Ueneral the whole world melts at tts mere mentton Vs hat ts thts charm thls exclustse htrthrtght of a woman ' Xl ebster descrtbes a lads as the mtstress of t household Bu thts 1 not potent enouvh to at tract the adtntratton of the untsetse Another tttrtbutes the tttle to a woman of soctal dtsttnctton 'Ihts too tnadequatels defines her The search termtnates wtth a truls noble betng A I adv ts a bread gtser, om who nurtures all that ts good and wholesome But the woman of todas has forsaken her honor She has fallen tn step sstth the modern trend of realtstn ln her attempt to con 'giaaaame an Ihe secret of the Isutg possesses mf I, nultz fabls I um a thzld to suddf n 'woman grown I am ll bud to sudden blossom blourz Graduates noss we re women we re blossoms and we are the possessors of a secret I'hat secret ts our kes to earthls and eternal happtness Ihts ts our secret though we are svomen chtldren must we rentatn though we are blossoms buds must we become St Therese a chtld and fatrest of earthls buds was a terrthc blow to the C atholtc svorld a gentle push to the tatholtc world Terrtfic because she had somethtng great to sell gentle because she cloaked that somethtng great tn glowtng terms Therese had Our satnt deltsered her message her sales talk to emperors statesmen doctors lawsers mothers, laborers prtests nuns And noss graduates she s deltvertng her message to sou Lose Lose Love Not the senttmental lose that ap pears capttsates charms then passes awas But the consumtng compelltng tters lose A lose that mtkes pelts hurts st tgvertnsf 1444? Utd sou get sour rtng set' ll hotn do sou thtnk sou ll ask to the Irons' Are the regents sers hard' 'Ihese questtons secnted to electrtfs the sets atr we bretthed ts tan and tn lttgh sptrtts we returned last September for our last sear tt Xlemortal But oh how qutckls that sear passed As l stt here wrtttttg ms anteths st gleams proudls on ms ftnger tns Prom has all been arran-fed for tnd thc regents are all thtngs o t e past But ls tt retlls tttue to sts good bse to thc fun of our wonderful sears' lt seems as 1f tt were onls sesterdas sshen I took the l6sI for Xlemorttl sstth a quaktng heart and unstetds hand ssondertng tf l ssould ptss thc exam and attend thts be tuttful awe tnsptrtng school ssould l eser bc part of these gatls ltugh tng carefree gtrls' lhcn suddcnls l dtd become one ot thot gtrls Dtd sour heart Jump the ssas mtne dtd upon recetstng the good news after weeks of nersous ss ttttng' lltd sou ssorrs about Iattn socabulartes tlgebratc cqu tttons tnc' those spcec hes tn I tttlc T heater as tnuch as l dtd ' PAGE 2 I I stnce herself that ltfe ts dull and etnpts she has repudtated all the dreams and senttmentaltttes relesant to her nature She has gtsen sustenance to nothtng ot salue hastnff placed too much emphasts on the sctenttttc order and too ltttle on the Dtstne I'here ts no longer a sasl arms ot los els creatures to be placed upon pedestals for all to admtre ind mutate No the I ads cltsappearecl wtth the ads ent of the Atomtc Age 'lhat s sshere sou C atholtc Htgh School Graduates step tnto e scene X ou must brtng her back to the world mtnus none of er pres tous splendor and ht h tdeals Dont be too surprtsed tf e task pros es easter than sou expected Women are ttred trs ng to outdo men tn bchastor Cusltlms and atttre and are watttng or someone to take the lead A hopeful though sltght tndtcatton of thts fact ts resealed tn the hearts approsal of the New look l'rtlls and ruftles are replactng the hard ntanntsh clothes of not so long ago T rue thts ts but a tntnor detatl but tt ts an ads ance tn the rtght dtrectton Prose sourstlj a Lads ttrst Let the law of clemettcs presatl upon sour tongue seek true wtsdom so th tt sou mas tn turn tm part tt to others lJo not obltsttte all ftnt tss but cotnbtne sour charms ind talents VK hen sou stretch forth sottr hand to execute these charms let esets man boss tn respect K latm your lnrthrlgltt' tie Dae? Jolts a Itos to bear A lose not alone for ohnns across the street but for esers ohnns ind csers oannte tn the whole svtde world Be chtldltke Onls chtldren know wtld Jos and unendtng bltss Dont let those conung sears of ltstng tn the world dts gutse sour chtldltkeness lt s all too beauttful to htde We were born to plas tn God s sunshtne How tragtc to draw the heass dusts curtttn of stnfulness about Us Stas tn bod s sunshtne Be chtldren alwass Vs e ll brush twas four prectous sears sshen nrst we clutch that dtploma tn our hands Ihts ts whtt tt sstll mean lt wtll mean that we must sltp from the hands of the Qtsters Although God alone can measure thetr sacrtflce tnd desotton set we hase ssatched amazed and tnsptred bs them lt sstll metn that the compantonshtp of other Btshops gtrls sstll be snatched from us X et we wtll bear wtth us the frutts of that compantonshtp and be stow those frutts upon others along the path of ltfe lt wtll make others happs as tt has made us 'No need to crs to fear to hestttte leastng Nlemortal There ls so much to do l'our prectous sears hase taught us one prectous secret e world ls watttns' for Lls lt nt ds u lt needs thtt secre 0'Z60f6'Z Bu tt s tll oser noss and all l htse left ls a mcntors A mem ors thtt sstll retnttn cscr const tnt tn tns hetrt A mctnors t at tntc sstll ncscrcrtsc A ntcmors o fun prtser studs tnd ose tll crowded tnto four Ulortousls happs sears 'Now thtt good bscs must be sttd l ttnd ms throat ttghtentng tn ms cscs rstng o ttn ttc c s lo I tther Ross l c 1 onls let ms respect tnd complcte tpprectatton shtne from nts eses sts tt ss t t to o o ms c lo nts ,rate tdstsct tnd subjcct tc tclters down through the tertns must tlloss the osertlow ot ms hetrt to rcach ms sotce sshen l ttrttd to look btck tnto thosc w cer ul tat es thu sstll ttcser retlls lc tsc me l hope to be ab e to s 1 s u t ss ts ts to let them ktoss hoss much l s tluc thetr cotnptntonshtp dttrtng ms dass tt Btshop Nlcllonnell tnd hoss stnccrels l sstsh t od to blcss them tn t sers sp ct tl ss ts or still sott 1 INF N tlss tss remttn hc re ssttlt sou tnd sours N r- , I' 'll I , , I ' ' 1. . 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f4.4'ea.ffzam0m0aufz MARY JANE McCABE Often we have wondered if God might have made a mistake when He created our Editor-in-Chief. .Angels are usually made to stay in Heaven! There are so many 'little things' about Mary jane that make us love her-the humble way in which she accepted her respon- sibilities as Editor and that famous giggle which has always masqued her many worries. How' often her eyes have betrayed the wee hour of the morning at which she retired. just to make certain that the deadline was met. It took but a few' 'stern' words tor glancesj from Nlary' jane to bring the Laurel Room from chaos to calm Sou haye read her columns many times and gleaned trom them 1nsp1rat1on We of the Laurel Staff are proud to haye asso clated w1th one of the sweetest roses ey er to blossom at XICITIOTIAI Nlary jane Nlct abe ELIZABETH GOULD Haye you eyer felt that gentleness and SIITTDIICIIN haye come into a room when someone stepped oy er the threshold A wonder f11l feeling isnt ll Xl ell that s the way the laurel Staff looks at Bettv Gould Betty has 1 maryelous sense of humor but somehow we wo11t re member her so much for Il as for well vou just cant put charac ter on paper X ou d haye to know Betty to understand know her complete selflessness her thought fulness about the l1ttle things that evervbody else forgets her charltv that embraces all her w1ll1ngness to do the less 11nportant Jobs of the staff and the wav her whole face smiles when shes happy Thev say that the eves are the windows of the soul Betty s are blue clear and wide To put It slmplv we all haye learned to love her here and we are 1n11ch the better for her passing by ELIZABETH McDONALD She s bright She s happy She s gay And she s here to stav VI ell that IS physically shell be gone but her mlrthful Splfll will linger as a part of the Laurel and IIS memories Her dancing blue eyes numerous freckles and sophisticated page boy colffure add to the natural charms of Betty NIcDonald Armed w1th an 1nst1nct1ve sense of humor Bettv s the life of the party and her little moron Jokes haye proy 1ded much glee for us who find them so easv to understand Although she s quick to chuckle she s just as ready to knuckle down and 1s always around for the Betty has proven herself thamplon of the t ub Reporters Al though we must bid her farewell she and her y1y ACIIX will alw 1ys be a part of Us DIANA PADULA W 11t IS there that 1 s0 yery different 1bo11t II1a11a I lflllli W hat IS ll that makes her stand apart fro1n others' lt isnt easy to say t 6I'lilIlIX not because she s of 1yer1ge he1ght tmaybe 1 wtcn tc b1t taller than ayeragej has chestnut colored hair tbrown to youl and eyes that its hard to tell the color of because she neyer stays stlll long enough for one to llllfl out tou d ll be that Diana IS the most llelllllllelk 0lJll'lI1,I the IIIONI cheerfully lf-Ilkltlll worker iftflllltl these parts r 1 ll bec1use shc seems to try to atone for her cytra ne1t school yyork and perfect co operation by llelllfl yyh11ns1c tlly rot utsh eyery time UlJlJOI'lUllllX 1llows Perhaps ll IS a combination of thcse elemcnts perhaps ll 1 D1ana herself call it personality call ll charm she has ll PAGE 4 MARGARET WHELAN .As the cool. refreshing .April shower is to a thirsty garden. Peggy Whelan is to us. It is not an exaggeration to say that she. 'who associates with the editorf is the perfection of so many characteristics we like in others-freally joyful. thoroughly nice. a veritable genius and 'pretty as Botanic Gardens' She is the best of company lprovided you're in no hurry to get home.l If nonchalance is a virtue. Peggy is a saint. We can't help admiring her happy ways. her deep thinking and her literary ability. Honest. one could write poetry' about Peggy' Whelan AUDREY SKIFFINGTON Sou might query W here IS that merry infectious laughter UJITTIIHI from? But you d probably FCCEIXC a question 1n answer to the one aboye 1f you happened to be in the Laurel Room It would go something like this ll ho opened that window? Xl 1th one swift step and an equally swift shudder the yymdow would close and you d find yourself face to face with Audrey Skifhngton better known 1s I 1ur1e Xes that s our gay and sunny Audrey who can 1nc1te you t laughter as well as wonderment at her aboundless amount of energy lxllh her ever roymg reporters eye Audrey can find the slightest b1t of news to fill those gossip col umns where every one looks eager ly for her own name It s hard to think of how hard ll will be wlthout Laurie But we will never forget our Chdfllllflg equatorial bred Audrey ANNE WEISENFELD lh1nk of a friend an associate whom vou ll always remember a perfect example of sincerity consideration and friendliness with plenty of humor thrown 1n Associate editor Anne VI e1sen feld IS that slim good looking blond angel who IS blessed with her best llterarv IHSDITZIIOUS when curled up on the sofa food lll hand radio playmg softly and her famous blue rimmed glasses Xes Anne with her leamngs toward chocolate cokes foytrots Fngllsh and smart clothes now graduated from Bishop s w1ll never graduate from our hearts MARIE HISPANSKI Picture 1 girl with friendly eyes 1nd1cat1ve of a disposition that makes her easv to talk to and youll haye one of the chief only the I iurel typ1st but rather one whom we know we ca11 depend on at all times Her w1ll1ngness to help and her meticulous work plus the quiet lX1ll you need me at three are the reasons why eyery member of the staff s1ghs contentedly eyen if there IS 1 last ITIIITUIQ Honor Roll to be done Add the fact that her sincerity ITIS ITIHIC 11s 1ll hcr l.l'If'llflN 1nd th1s t1ll Vytllllfl 11ot be enough to s1y about Nlarie H1spansk1 ADELPHINE HOLLACK Wordsworth could well describe Adele He would say that she 1 1 Ihantom ot delight bright with something of 1n ange 1 t et 1 be111t1 u worcs sllll dont tell of the ch1r1ty s c CITTIIUCIICN 1 personality one w1rn1s up to right ayyay the zeal XXII whlch hc typtd so 1ccur1tely lH 9 upon Jage Well ncyer lylltllh how l'llillX hours our 1nounta111 ot Laurel copy stole from Adele s eyentngs 1nd yyeek ends In spite of th1t her gr1c1ous11css made ll 1 ple1surc to s1y Here Adele w1ll you type th1s tomght Nlost llkcly to succeed' that s just half of lt . , PN, ' V I 1 - - . sv 5 v 7- Y s va . 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