Cathedral High School - Spires Yearbook (New York, NY)
- Class of 1950
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S0 that by the twentieth century America had reached an enviable peak in the field of learning. However, the twentieth century brought with it marked changes in American social and economic life which diminished the in- fluence of the home on youth and increased the responsibility of the school. Teachers became as much social guides to their charges as they are instructors of knowledge. With the necessity of pre- paring youth for life confronting them, educators came to recog- nize something which the Catholic Church has been teaching- that moral training is the true and first aim of education. The Church can be justly proud of the advancement of Catholic erudition in America. From the first one-room school established by Mother Elizabeth Seton in Maryland. the Catholic educational system has advanced tremendously. Today it numbers among its institutions in America countless grammar schools, high schools. and colleges. But as the light of Catholic education continues. the darkness of Communism covers many parts of Europe and most of Asia. This Communism of anti-Christ has injected itself with menacing tenacity into the Eastern world and even now threatens the VVest- ern hemisphere. In the unwilling or unwitting countries that have succumbed to Communism an intense system is in effect to indoctrinate youth with communist principles. Our aim in formulating this book. then. is to contrast the educa- tional system here in the United States with education as it exists in these unfortunate countries. , Y , . i ' t Ki '3., . jf .'A?Q . vAr 'M , H I f: J 1' .' '. . Q03 ' 'fag fs., . ci 'th' 1 'I fl . .M X 1 ,,, n'a - t. p' -wemvyZ.4' xf 79' i' 4 f 1 A 'A Y -:xi 3.3, J' ' O . - ' '.-'- -l:1Af4 f 7i f .' A ' ' 4 , - ,.' 145' .Q - 1S'9, 45x .5 'V-if . , ! '-5 . .. I 3 .4f,. , - ,v,i. - .L . ' v r 5 .it ,'AJ,iAf'5i '., '7' ff Qliifg . H J gzpa,3Q ,,:,y . Y. is ,:, ., ,. , . -Q. D, ALJ.,-,. 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Sister Nliriam Aloysia, who has heen on the OUI' Ml. QS faculty of Cathedral for many years, took over the work of administration in Septemher, heing assisted in the work hy Sister Carmela Therese, the new assistant principal. A good sense of lnnnor. ready sympathy and gentle firmness in their decisions characterized the administra- tive work of onr principals during our last year at Cathedral, thus helping to make that year a happy one. 5 .M 1 l . . , i - . i 4,- I ' i ,J f Q f fl I ' r 5 i i Sister Rose Maria. Sister Maura, and Sister Mary Alfred, O.l'. comprise the staff of the Cathedral lihrary. No hook is so small that it can remain concealed in any corner of the lihrary. Stnclents qniekly enlist their aid in nncovering inst the hook they need for their various snhjeets. Sister Anita Nlary. onr guidance counselor, is listing Loretta Yonng's qualifications before suggesting a vacated position for her to fill. ln her small office Sister carries on an ellieient employment agency for Cfatheclralites. l ,1 x c,..- ! I ,yu 4 , , , . 1 A ' if 1 Qu' ,WJ A Q' U, GJ M ln Spire us in ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Sister Anna Mer- cedes, Sister Maureen, Sister Regina Angela, Sister Loretta Teresa. Sister Mary Eugene, Sister Miriam Carmel, Sister Mary David, Sister Miriam Matthew, Sister Marie Carmel, Sister Marie Paula, Sister Madeleine Rosaire, Miss Theresa Halligan, Sister Marie Campion. Sister Maria Rebecca and Sister Ioan Marian are strik- ing a familiar pose as they exchange pleasantries during rotation on the fifth floor, J ,, tr U I Sister Anna Mercedes, mod- erator of the Arbutus, com- ments to Mary Clarke on a completed copy, while Zita Gunther, Ann Marie Schia- vone, and Isaura Flores read the capers. Sister's tireless efforts account for our school paper. Sister Vlll10I!HiS Maria, head of the Mathematics depart- ment, explains a problem in Algebra to her class as only she can. Algebra is simplef' Sister proclaims, but her stu- dents look doubtful. 1 I I'QQ OITL Sister Cratia has good reason to look pleased as punch as she admires the Bahama mission banner with Norah Clancy, joan Brick, and Marilyn Quinn. Her class won Ill INOVCIlIlJL'I'. LATIN DIEP.-XRTMICNT: Sister Mary Tarsi- sius, U.T.S.V,, Sister Mary Celestine, U.T.S.V., Sister Mary Virginia, U.T.S.V,, Mother Teresa, U.T.S.V., Sister Mary Ceorge, U.T.S.Y., Sister Mary Dorothy, U.T.S.V. FRENCH DEPARTMENT: Sister Marita Cer- trude, Sister Mary Cratia, Sister Mary Daniel, U.T.S.V., Sister Miriam Seton, Sister David Marie. SPANISH DICP.-XItTMENT: Sister Gertrude Miriam. Sister Mary Aquinas. O.P.. Sister Vin- cent Marie, Sister Catherine Anthony, O.P. Home Economies: Sister Maria Irene. Sister Martin Marie, U.I'., head ofthe Science Depart- ment, has a seeond lrwe-photography. She super- vises Cathedral's Camera Club, and here she is at work fixing the enlarger in our darkroom. The smiling lat-es ol' Sister Regina Angela's girls show that something interesting is taking plaee. Perhaps it is the sudden appearam-e of Slialiespeartfs legendary eliaraeters, Maelveth or llamlet. Or could it he a pleas- ant destription of the Ifnglish eountryside shown in the pietures on the lJltlCl'il3UIlfll? S o uca tion. 14 -Q 3 HISTORY DEPAHTNIICNT: Sister Catharine Nluritu. Sister Vincent Loretto. Sister Ioan Niuriuii, Sister Stephen Nlirium. Sister. Xlnria Coneeptzl. Sister Hltiflllll Jxllllti Sister Alzunes Marie, Sister Nlary lsahel, Miss Nlurgnret Hed- luntl. ART IDICPA-XRTXIENT: Sister Xlaritu Clare. Sister Yineent Dolores. Sister Xiaria Celestial. L Sister Irene takes time out from pattern Cutting with VVinifrecl llind and Klllff' Cunningham to help Alllllt Kane with her tliflielllty. The sewing eluss is new to the eurrie11l11111. Catherine Mallon C 5033 seems to he enjoying the Opportunity of reeeivinglielp- ful hints ill typing from Sister M. Enclu. Sister is striving to iimke her stuclents efficient future. Ju MATHEMATICS DEPARTNIICNT: Sister Thoinns Maria, Sister Xlarie Fraiieoise. Sister Mary CIle111e11t. Sister Yeroiiiea Nluriu. Sister Josephine Nlary. Sister Xlarioiiitzi. SCIENCE IDEP,-Xlt'I'Nll'fX'l': Sister Xl11rti11 Xlarie. UP.. Sister Xlury Arthur. O.P.. Sister Siena Marie. OP., Sister Dolores Rosaire. Sister Mary .'X1lStlIl.cJ.P. and relinlile secretaries of the God makes the laws ' . , . ., U -V 1 A, ,?, -,N 1 N ff Q! Four ycfars of our hw-s hnxv 110911 spent hclrv at f:llfllt'dI'2ll, VVL: IILIVC' sfuclivcl in thx- clzlssxwullms Af X sung our ucfLlHll'ClI'ill Srmqn at 11ssv1nbIy. NVL- him- works-cl hard and pI41y'ucll111l'cl. XYithtlwl11-lprmf HN'SiSf6'I'SOllI'IHiI1ilSQIIIKISOIIISIILIYP bc-mx prvpqlrm-cl fm' um' fklltllft' xuc-aifiom in lif-1: Now. whats-x'n-r fivlcl wc- K'llfl'l'. xvlmtvu-1' uv Ill'L'OII1i'TIIlUt1lt'I'5. tmclmvrs. nurses, Iz11sim-Ns XYUllll'IliNK'l' Inu 4- bc-hind us il mststore-ofk11cr.vlclf'C in ulivligiu. Xifmrc-S. ct Cjllltl 'ill L , guru- to . lass at thc' Catlu-dral L 5 xx 'gui Nr' Q , ll Q ,,k. v V I 3 Elsewhere in the world hoys and girls of our own age have not been so fortunate. Instead of the satisfaction of sehool life with its various aetivities and delights they have been forced to do manual lalmor. Separated from fathers and mothers few of them have had or few remember any family' life. Food is meager and clothes are pitifully searee. Only a small minority have had any religious training, The State. the only authority they may recog- nize. dominates exery' phase of their life and. consequently, but a small minority have had any religious training. 'U Q 'Sql' SQ,Q4 Q A ll'LllUllS worker for thx- poor is Sister Vincent Loretta, who is also heucl of the Religion Department. -0-w Here is Father Flynn in our Cutlieclral auditorium con- ducting one of his confer- ences cleuling with the quali- ties of the true Cltholic incl C,.itl1cclr.1lite. A group of Cathedrnlites pause at the Crotto of Our Lady of Lourdes at Mount Saint Vincent for a silent prayer he-fore proceeding on their pilgrimage to Our Lntly of Futimzl. In e-.iuli rooin of C, ll. S. right after the first bell, the student hotly of Cathedral gather together to discuss the 'iwliysu and whats of religion. It is the job of each and eyery girl to help her fellow students to gain the rogicl to salvation. In this particular class, one of the cliissrntites is explaining the relation hetween Cod, man, and inanimate objects. Religion, tlze greatest symoo -651-- To Cathedralites Religion is more than a work or a set of idealsg it is a guide that will lead them to an eternal life of love and happi- ness. In Cathedralis hallowed halls we learn that Religion is a matter of everyday life, not something put on on Sunday. Church History with a little humor on the side becomes some- ' thing real. Lively discussions are provoked by 21 study of Faith and morals. The finishing touch is added in that most important Senior Year , where we study not facts but the appli- cation of them, To know, defend and explain our Religion is our aim. I A nu 1 ting of thi Y C S ilwus inc sins iyovful discussion of the wus to sprc ld is wtll is strc ngthtn our C itholic futh It is it suth meetings th it the Y C S questionn ure is plinncd bv Sistr r Vincent Loretta ind then worked out bv the rcpru sc nt itius Young C itholit studl nts of Cathedr ll 'M sf 1 lligli School lhc xoung Christophers in tht Y C, S keep C'1thedr il informed about opportunitis s for showin Cath ollc Action Tl Q Y C S u e in boird shown here bv Dorothv Don 1 g in ind There s 1 SIllllX in is the means the st Christ bm ire rs usa to obt un that en XVith this. the only motto of the Y. C. S. resounding in our hearts and minds, we Cath- edralites. wish to become the mirrors that reflect the image of Christf, Through this youth movement group that touches on the Hner everyday points of our Christian Way of living, we have been informed and prepared for a life based on love and sacrifice in all walks of our future lives. Nlav the undying, forceful spirit of Sister Vincent Loretta. who has given us support, instill in our minds the lessons of observing intelligentlv. judging impartiallv and acting accordingly. XV- tan readily scc that the Y. C. S. iS in action. Door prizes. rm-freslnnents, and gifts were generously donated by certain classes. XVe can give Cathedralites a bi pat on the back for making such happiness possible, For it was our gifts, that made this Christmas merry for these little ones. O OUI' Cgfee OITL Under the inspired direction of Sister Miriam Carmel. Our l.ady's Guild has become one of the most outstanding clubs in our school. Through the Guild the girls are able to help the sick, the poor and the orphans both spirit- ually and physically. Among the many activities that are con- nected with the Guild are sponsoring sym- posiums, forums, the care of the oratory and most recently the C.Y.A. Holy Hour which is dedicated to the conversion of young corri- munists. During the year Our Ladyis Guild makes cancer pads for the patients at St. Roseis Hospital. Baskets of food were sent to the poor during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Some of the members go up to the New York Foundling Hospital to entertain the unfortunate orphans. To help celebrate the month of Our Lady. the Guild has a special May assembly. These are only a few of the many activities undertaken by this Catholic Action Club. Left to right: joan Golden, Theresa O'C0nnell, Cath- erine Flynn, Ann Duggan, Eileen Magee, Mary Keough and Alice Lang were the participants in the Sym- posium which was held under the auspices of Our Lady's Guild. 1951 ,xww -wid ltls quick and cheerful work when members of Our l.ady's Guild join forces. The girls reap God's blessings as cancer bandages for Saint Hose Hospital grow in number. Amid merry laughter, holly, and Christmas decorations we saw the beautiful pageant put on by Our Lady's Guild. llere we see Virginia Keeling as St. Joseph and Anne Duggan as Our Lady. 5 2 if Q We learn of tlze greatness of the past To Ioan McNamara of 505 the Mis- souri Compromise is one of the im- portant steps in our study of American History. In this picture, she explains to one of her interested classmates, Eileen Forhan 505, the facts of the Missouri Compromise. - - On October 24, important members of the U. N. Assembly were well represented by students of C. H. S., Oksana Scehelo, Rose Roan, Marie Dickson, Nicholina Antonsic, Aileen Dengel, Stanislava Biel, Theodora Curione, Joyce VVong, Maui-ine Yee, Each and every hero of the past would be proud of the History Department of Cathedral. Through the efforts of our faculty, the great men of our ancient and modern history are brought vividly to life. XVe mentally cross the Rubicon with Caesar, write the Declaration of Independence with jefferson and suffer all the many hardships of the Civil War with Grant and Lee. Marcella Lane seems to be doing a good job in the his- tory class. The girls are attentive and do not hesitate to answer questions. ,,. B .e ff x I ii QBRITAIN 0 VVell, Sylvia Pagnotta, four years ago, you picked up your first English text. It's hard to believe, but now you are thumbing through your last few pages at Cathedral. Nothing brealcs up the monotony of the English class like a bit of taeetious elowning by Lorraine Houston, Rosemarie llinaldi and joan Kane, who portray the thret- witches from Macbeth. C915 its beauty, too ENGLISH! EASY? YVHO SAYS SO? It takes time and energy to perfect one's mind in all the Helds that English covers. Sen- iors usually find this out the hard way, VVhile studying Macbeth, they had a fair share of great literature. They have read the works of the great authors, both past and presentg their minds have been broadened and their vocabu- laries increased-now the seniors of '50 are pre- pared to face the world!!! NPI Funny how we c in tall our nlors t f 1 uc -X me Donahue has the c-lass of 605 laughing 'it some vleyer bit of nonsense in the Senior Soho lastic gig i i i y . 'Q' i 1 I Ii I u b Ill Illl , D Y , may llll Ili Q PM 1415: 1 Q , ,M I E my 1 1? 5 5 WISP!! rw , 5A n'5ASSOC1A'rl0NFoq' ..,., or 5-nm gg,-:funn 0' I-Arn 1-5-1-firing! G ..'..,'g ',,g ,Q cfhficate sf N5UPER 0' 1-ATI -U... .u'.ff,f,ff11rWX, Ll, Sm 'Ole-um,,,,,,,s .thy .'Tjg ffy 5-ty... s v.f, 'J.'? 1 ' .. , , vi V.. ' ' fwrfwy Ma... .Mm Q I , nv - 1 Ioan Driscoll, Helen McTa gart, and Anastasia Heid were among the 1949 meciilists. Each year finds a new trophy added to Cathedrals collection. The A. P. S. L. presents it to a school winning at least three medals in the Auxilium Latinum Contest. Roine in the Holy Ycarl' lnaclc an informative ancl interesting project for the Club. Members Mary Bal- ladares, Doris Caretti, Theresa Reeves and janet Servella, discussed the historical haclcground and the significance of the Iubilce, HON . .,,. Am '.5 ,Q .I --1 1 T' Gi.: f A ' F-14. ,I-JI., F M, -- XXX xxx Uhr Itanium Qllanairal Asanriamm Crrain Nm 'mg Irma. im uri at lmr ra s J'IvZ?fZl'L mt Jqggqrf fur urmnrinulrhnrnrlth mungfmnzmm I lil-1., 1. 4143 Three annual contests urge members to work with zest in national and state competitions. The Catholic Classical Association of Greater New York, New York University, and the Auxilium Latinum offer medals and certificates for excellence in translating and writing Latin. . ORAE Ba1r4lMl'mcwfjaI ,Atv LE MENTION ' Sufi: . , rfxkux M. ,, ' 'Wien -1 . 1. f 4 , ' '4'-.,.. 'ff A -..,, 'Pnl 1 1 x . s '- -X lt 6' 1! T' gm '- WLT' ,N 01 fl' KT Pfmutvz him-11 mm4'-lvu-U'-'I'l1vsv.ara-tlwwr1rclsrmfSistur Ni.1rit.1 K-ll!llf'f'llc:dS5idj'.DI't'Nii1t'IlfHf601.is wen dir A vt'I'fl'lll11'. rlu- lnuicl of ilu' I rcm'l1 ch-p.1rt1ncr1t. an 5110 instructs ing! tlw clnw in om- uf its IlllIllQ'I'0l1S I rcr1chscmr 1cl.1w in ciintiml. --!'Sw1r Im Pont cl' .-Xxiglxxfmrlf' Q ct- HJ A nice aspect of French is its extra-curricular activities, Mary Trank, Theresa Muel- ler, and Mary O'Carroll are discussing the motion icture Monsieur Vincent for the class. The girls of 601 in collaboration with the French Club enjoyed the pleas- ures of a gala Valentine party, an anticipated Mardi Gras. Delectable gdibles and dancing completed the un. of other climes The most inexpensive and profitable way to visit France is by studying French. Through French literature we have learned to appreciate and understand the French people more thor- oughly. XV e have become more tolerant of their ideas and customs. Our appreciation of music was further enriched by the learning of songs and other musical compositions. Movies in French have only served to increase our liking for this subject. These are our extra-curricular activities which have made this course far more than educational. They have made it interest- ing, Cultural. and relaxing and have served to transport us to the land of saints and artists. Under the able guidance of Sister Marita Cer- trude we have come a long way since our sec- ond year. Y 5 'ET . .1 3 , . I V' ' 'l 'l 'll Q5 . Q9 The French Club, went aboard the Ile de France, a veritable Hoating palace, they found the upaqllebozltn to be the essence of French grace and customs. The club officers-Julia Caruso, presi- dent, Rose Marie Panzarello, vice- president, and Dorothy Bruni,secretary, display the coiffe and the sabots worn by the young girls of Normandy. Spanish Christmas Carols. Left to right: Garniela Giulianna, Virginia Kennedy, Eleanor Lyons, Apollonia Golleti, Eileen Sullivan and Geraldine Rago- noni enjoy the Christmas spirit as some listen while others sing Spanish Christ- mas Carols. XVhile Mildred Clemens and Elizabeth Clark are having a discussion over a S anish sentence, Grace Hog is strug- gling over the correct use ofgthe sub- junctive. All this is going on under the watchful eye of Sister Gertrude Miriam in one of the Spanish classes. Although Knowledge makes a bloody entrance , learning Spanish can be enjoyable when combined with the wit and humor of Sister Gertrude Miriam. The Good Neighbor Policy is more feasible when we understand the social, economic, and cultural backgrounds of our Latin friends. Motion pictures, discus- sions and the study of great Spanish classics give us a more intimate insight into the char- acters and personalities of Spanish-speaking people. Through these many Spanish activities we have enriched our life in other ways besides the educational. Translating Spanish seems to be a pleasure to these girls. But then in Sister Gertrude Mirianfs room, how could anyone not enjoy her Spanish where each lesson is a happy one? 5, -an BUIUIUNI AND LEFT: Do 'ou like to do Intemmediate Algebra? No-well 114-itlwr rloes Mary Saluk who seems to bc taking the wisp way out by casually glancing on-1 .lt lucr Ilt'lglllJUI', lrcnv M11rpl1y. Irene does not really www to plisupprmc- of the idea. HICQHT: The four sLl1ul11rsl11p stuclents wlm work diligwxtly mer their X llliltll .1ss1g11111c11ts .ma Nlury 10.111 x1L'NlklllOIl, Florence UNL-ill, l5Q'.llI'lLL' llrxn-clvtti, .mul llg1tl1er111c l511r1. TOP: limi' Jxllll 5.1lX1'i1lvs vxplzmius the L-x11111plc C-Jll ilu' l1u.lrnl. lLl11.1l1ctl1 Cfostm-llln listens pgitivlltly .15 llcr t111'11 ls llL'Xl. 'lxwtyp11.1ls+r111urs-.llwuys ready to l1clp 1i111Jtl111'lf11tl1ulr11lih'. with helpful purpose. there are atlz. 'C Siste-r Mary' Arthur 1-xplaius tl very cwuuplic-atvcl for- mula in c-limnistrv to Form-tta Barrs-va. a futurv scivn- tist. Thr- vxpvriim-iits in tht- laboratory scimn vm-ry Siiuplm' to on-looltvrs but aftvr c'Xaiuiuin,'1 tht! fam' of this arclvnt stuclvnt, wr- rvalilc that they are not as simple- as the-3' look. of the Greator Fiz-z-z-z-z-A new hydrogen bomb in the making? XVcll not quitc. but judging from the odors that vscapv room 706. it won't be long nowl Lab clay is hey-day for those Complex atoms aucl inoh-culvsl XYith Sister Xlartiu Marie anal Sistt-r gXrthur supcrvisiiig the girls and a baffling array of flasks. burucrs. and tubing. T06 is a x c-ry busy laboratory. Ilowcver, Chem- istry at Catlit-clral is not coufiun-cl to the lab- oratory. Tht- girls work it-xvrislily on-r their charts auul wiuatious iu thv otha-r sanctums of CllL'Illl5lI'f -uaiut-ly fill? antl 603. 'I'ht-st' busy ss-uiors l'llUl'l'IlL'K' fllxvill. llvlvu xlijrlqtlllllilfl. Mary Saluk, .loan Dristull. llost-uiariv Marron ancl Eleanor Ke-um fiurl plm-.isurv iu noppvr plating lwys as part of tht-ir proit-vt iu thi- Club. 'loan Carroll. Sxlxia Monsanto. Namx Blur. absorbed f . are- looking with iute-uw inte-rvst aml Qrvat f'XIWt'CltlllUI1 uf what is to liappvii. Smut- flax those girls max play' an attire part in tht- worlcl of svivntv. it Vlwsv luturv Kflwiuists. Xlary Nh-Cfartlix. Corium' Hon- tviupo. Kathlm-t-ii llouau. Rosemary Vvtrnit-vlli. ,lean Dm-laiim. aurl ll.ll'lH.lI'il Xlaiorossy. L-ombimi businvss with pls-.isviiw in out- ol the most mc-itiml c'xtra-cur- riuil.1rautixitims ofthc' clay, Wealth, for lzappier daily flying, XVhat is a better way of knowing yourself inside and out. than by studying health? Two periods a week really helps ns to enlighten our- selves on our physical well-being. The knowl- edge of this vitally necessary subject can be an aid to us all through our lives. High school creates the perfect atmosphere for learning the prevention of disease, under the guidance of the Sisters of the Health Department. It isn't all reading and study, for we see films Carniela Giuliano is sure she does not wish to be like the poor little chick who never eats as she admires the fascinating posters on the board in Room 510, the health room. Also deeply engrossed in the lesson are Anna Bosa, Joan Timons and Raflaela laccarino. on food, bodily care, and do class projects. Our school projects as the dental notes, the patch test, foot examination, the hearing test and the eye test. are valued greater and appreciated more by the seniors through their study of Health. XVe also learn about the balanced meal, the proper exercise and the good posture that will help us to develop and keep an attractive personality. Left to right: Dorothy Ball, Mary Kihnartin. Ondina Hidalgo, Rosario Sakrides, julia Caruso and Mary Poka are discussing the questions of dental notes, patch tests and eye eyauninations at a meeting of the Health Rep- resentatives. K'-2 ,. all ' LC' 'lt 4 ' s ix fry! ffl Xxx, K ,, If f . Q , N Since mood sight is a xaluable asset to a student, the health department is constantly alert for defects. Miss D'Amato is giving one of the frequent eye tests to Dorothy Ball. Dr. Boler, our school physician. renders many services to Cathedralites. Pictured above he is taking Clady Kings blood pressure as part of the examination while Miss D'Amato is recording it. There is a little room on the third floor where you can find ailing students during any period of the day, where Miss D'Amato, our nurse, can help them. But this is not her only duty. She has charge of a vast health program at Cath- edral. Some of her problems are physicals and dental notes. To discover the students who might have any eye or ear defects, tests are given once a year. XVhen defects are dis- covered, the students are given advice about further treatment. One of the most important programs in the school is the patch test for the prevention of tuberculosis. Those with positive reactions are given X-rays. A recent addition to this health program is the foot test. All in all, Miss D'Amato's program is helping Cath- edral to be not only a good school but a healthy school. Our nurse Miss D'.-Xmato is pointing out the benefits of wearing proper shoes to Mary Kilmartin and Ondina Hidalgo. Cathedral girls were advised by podiu- trists to wear shoes similar to those on display in Miss D'Amato's oflice. I if iff , 'VI E M, awww.,-gg. si - rn? lu! A tluss of future 5tenoigruplierx husy nt work. Are those expressions intent upon the tink lieliore them or inert-ly puvlled. Oh well, they're trying quite hard to finish that typing before those steno notes get the liest of tlnein. CHIC! BUSl.fLQSS Ol' Cl .S'UCCQS.S'fU CGIPQI' Steno and typing is our business. Although we have only two years of Steno and eighteen months of typing, we are fully equipped to get employed when we leave Cathedral High School. Sister xlllflllllllll, our husiness tezieher in both Suhieets, worked out ll wonderful system very Cfiitliedrulk newest ueqniixitioii is ti eoinptouieter. Lucky .login Klairtin und Josephine lfnver ure pietured trying it out, In future it-urs. Cliitlu-clr.il hopes to expand its luisinm-Qs eourse turd toinptoinetry will he one of the sulmjeets offered. henefieiul to us. Letters for homework. reading dictation. tralnseription. and speed work, were her methods of teaching. We also had lectures on how to act. per- sonality. zippezuuuiee. spa-eeh. and other help- ful hints which NVill.XVtt21I't'SllI'tt.LflX't'llS Success in hoth work and every clay life. Sr. Ann 'l,it'I'I'l' uvixtx Xlinifrefl Ulloole, Ann Neville. lfilm-en USulliia1n, to underst.incl inore elf-girly shorthund outlineS und helpx to prepure theni for future work in tht- tonunvrs i.il fitiltl T-x ya X X . I .A - n Pl, tl, fll, and lil are no longer a mystery. Ynder the ahle direction of Sister Lucy we no longer miss the part between Dear Sir and 'Yours truly . The enjoyable task of reading haek her notes eorreetly falls to Kathleen Kelly. Business law gives a practical knowledge of what contracts mean. NVith this the graduate should he able to avoid unnecessary legal entanglement. It also helps them to know the whys and wherefores of cheeks. honds, drafts and other negotiable papers. These facts and many others will help our success in the busi- ness world, L wr a- ' . i 1 w '60 rut way? -ii The Contracts lxeing explained hy Mary Krauss to Mary Nocetti seem to he of great interest to the girls study ing Business Law in Room 508 Between Lena Canipana. Antoinette Amato. Hifll Nlileti Catherine Vavnone, Sophie Ceddio, Muriel Wil liams who will sur-eeecl in winning this debate in business law class which seems to create a prohlem? '- cali Y -5, L lil nc tt K anno x I u lloom vilf Thx jurors stind f' to the e room ntnurng our 4 'ore tlr 'Y tr? sine-ss ln w . . -1- ur cu tara aspects om Murrn md 'Nora Leon sucttssfully frunc pic turns of Our Iioly I' ithtr and C lrdm rl Sptlhn in done in xy itcr colors by 'Nort is pirt of i Holy it lr prolut in tht nrt classes Bury unportrnt utnt xt f ltlltilfll or Ltltl5l lll0Il in the world it lrrga tills for ptsttrs in our nrt classes Nliry 0 Sher Bc rtrice Sturs Jer' M lurun OlNe1ll fSfll7llIHlf.fl Pltriui Simson ant Fctilu NItDowell QSCIIKII5 display tht posters for Brothtrhood VK eek WVhen you start an art course you realize how impossible it is to draw a straight hne without a ruler or to make a lay out Xour friends who dont take it, smile in soft contempt for such an easy subyect XVell perhaps, but little do they know the steady , quick hand required for this rather delicate subject after you hate started the course taught by Sister Nlarita Clare, Sister X incent Dolores and Sister Nlaria Celestia you will do wonders in less than two weeks and when your plate is finished you will be amazed to find your hidden artistic talents. Very probably we shall never be Rembrandts or Da Vincis, but nex ertheless, we acquired some knowledgt of drawing through the study of their rnastcrpitccs. XVe also have an oppor- tunity to display our works in the annual Spring exhibition. The study of art amid pleasant sunny surroundings- what more could one ask? Those art majors have enjoyed thref years studying the works of the masters and producing their own creations too. Important art students in our senior year-janet Bar- zencki sketches as Peggy Cullen and Anne Reilly follow every dc-tail with care. are enrfcfcec! by Cfrt Kilim l..lNXlt'I'. Cvliiiii Chilli. XI.ii'1.mt DWBTT. .'xnm'tte- Clnwln. r. Yilnm flurfi 7-1111-im-gi-til 1x11-iillwrwul lluc'X.i1'1l'ty l,cn11p.n1y' am- vlimige-cl lwrc in nmls- inu sli.1i11mnlxstrulx-swlmlt1iC'.a1ln-mlI'.il- lf4'N lvl' N ll.ilI'1ilss DAX. -l. A-X, inccts toclziyn-so the signs read i'Yt'l'f' Frinluy, Ther lIlCllllSltiYC.UIlCS inay risk. 'Awliut is Al. Aff This organization. wliosc pnrposc is to train young pcoplc in all tlic intricacies of 21 busincss cor- porutirm, cnulmlcs tlicin to inakc :incl sell xnuny' small zlrticlcs, lmrinqing profit to tliciiisclu-s :incl cliviclciicls to tlicfir stock- liolclc-rs, In c'oi1ncc'tiun with tlu- ,Xri Dc- purtrncnt tlic projcct was start:-cl at Cuth- cclml si-wi-nl 3'm-airs .120llf'ltN1'Iltl'I'IN'lSlIlQ' Il1Ulll'IALllUI'. Sistcr xlLlI'ltLlc:lL1fC', Clrwri.i Xli.n1rr gin-s gi li-ssun in cln-ss1n.rl4i1i',l to XlL1l'lL'SL'll1ifH, lwtli .HRS llicls CI1mip.1ny. llic- Nun-ltu-n ffun1p.iny spmirilifvs in sllvll trinlccts uf :ill kinds. 'I'lie-rvw Riuwis is sliwwn lu-rc :iclmiring .1 lvrgn-vl:-t if-mplm-fl lu' llcli-n Sivinlmulm. :Kal gain-ni X l XVith the opening of school last September, Cathedral added Home Economics to its senior curriculum. Sister Maria Irenels direction enabled the girls to learn many stitches. seams and hems. Later on they cut patterns and made wearing apparel for themselves. An iron and ironing board. E1 dress form, and several sewing D . . ewmg-a omestzc Many enjoyable moments are recalled to our minds as we wateli these girls in the home economies class trying! to make the stitches they have been tauizht under tlle supervision of Sister Maria lrene. Kathleen McFadden, Dorothy Gorman and Elizabeth Doherty look pleased as they examine the material and help to fit lloseinary Nlellerinotfs skirt as slie patiently stands waiting for their criticisms. Mildred Montallnano, ,loanne lliarde, Cfatlierine l'ip Lois Besold. Amelia Belt-via and Ann De Claes proudly display their sewing books which contain the samples ot lielns and stitelies wlnieli they were so ea f to learn. machines helped make the dress-making suc- cessful. The girls were also able to make dainty First Communion dresses for poor children. XVe sincerely hope that the seniors who follow us will be just as pleased as we were with the addition of this course. an Qui ance ora secure uture. XX'lwn a Cfatht-clralitv nm-mls urge-ut help in settling he-r high school clitlicultit-s. she turns dirt-t-tly to Sister :Xnita Xtary. or one of the other unclerstantling Cuitlanct' teachers in the huiltling. The uiattt-r ot advising a girl as to what suhl jects she- ni-mls to sc-ciirv a partieular cliivloina. is one of the many tasks with which a Cuiclance teacher is t-ontrontf-cl many tiuivs tluring the l'atht'r llonnvllau, tht- lat-loxvtl tliaplain ol t,.ll.S,. is tauiiliar to most l'atliwlralitt's. Ht- assists Sister Anita Mary in hvr nlaily tasks of aitliug tht- iuauy girls who sm-lc guitlant-t'. A guiclanu- class t-an ht- a vt-ry he-lptul antl entertain- ing pm-riotl. The class unclt-r tht- supervision of Nlotlwr Mary Tart-isius, l'.'I',S.Y.. st-mus to lw enjoying one of those- pls-asant uiouu-nts. war. As Q-very se-concl and thircl year student knows. Cuiclanee clot-s not consist only of Set- tling acatlt-mic difficulties, for it is a regular part of the-ir weelis program. The two moods capturvcl in these pictures depict the different lc-ssous ht-ing taught, such as, the choice of carvt-rs and school programs, anal the amusing applivation of manners in daily life. 'l'lnAsn- young latlivs. Anim' XYilli.uns, joan Nlawhinney, Arun' fil.lfI1l't'liLl. ancl llt-lt-n Nioutaiguv, are receiving ahli- guitlauw troui Sister Mary CTlt-iuent on their pos- silmlv tuturv cart-1-rs, ont- pliaw of the work of the mlm-pzirtiun-nt. Thi- imagination of tht- girls of Sister Sicuais class svvins to ln' uapturvcl hy ln-r talls on the many careers opt-n to girls in husiness. tt-ac-hing. anal nursing. l i os, ,..in -rr .JJ 5 vw JI Y -H,Q,lf,, I 0,l'4L'1 lui-wil G d i worshipped, '55 . 3 f -1- .- , . -' 40 X Luiz I . 2 ff' -.'.il?' :i 1' 1 -l'lL! it.,.s ,VA. e.,...M.,,,,c - lx . sv ,'.:i lf: f gr' Q. l' 4f1fif ?'fl-,ggmf Wifi, .. t , . . r 5 ' rl I 1 N, S r.,a+2v-2 Lfw ,?..4.'if e, spew , r , 5, Here at Cathedral religion occupies the most important place gl ' S S . in the curriculuing for while secular subjects train the mind. L v religion trains the soul. For four years we have been taught and Y have practiced the spirit of Catholicism to prepare ourselves for the future. VVe live fortified for life with the surety of true values. with the fortitude of a supernatural icleal. In the atmosphere of our four Cathedral years we have learned what to be. It is our privi- lege to live true to CHS standards-to he candles that pierce the darkness. I gl' 4 .sxpnxggctw sc lark rar-Xfg , Y is in ,'X:,. D Mi, . ' , f, 1 it ,,,.,.f543-wi? ' , . L ,.:,,p A r J ' 'Tr . 'J 'fl X' F I , L . 3? V v x V2 I .fda -! .4 l, I , K-ggi? ' , :- wt, - A 'fi ' f if' 'iVz:.de - - .. x:'z I ' N .N ,A ng ' ..c. f K , -1 ..,. J' U VL A. V - f 3, ,. In totaliturizln countries. the welfare! of the- incliviclnal is almn- clonc-cl for tln- ulM'ftl'I'IlN'lltu of tllc State-. Bc-lic-f that tln-rc' is ll Coal from Xllroin ull rights connf unrl to Vlrom all men lravc ll lnoral obligation is slnnnn-cl. Physical well-llc-ing! is cnlplmsizcwl wllilv spiritual urlm-s urs nil. Boys nncl girls growing np in sncll an utmospllc-rv Imam- as the-ir only religion the supra-nmcy of thc- State ovcr the-ir liws. Tln- froccloxn to know. low and sm-rw tlmc truc- Gotl is one of tlw gre-atc-st lrvritngcs Amcricans enjoy. In ' v Q- X Vi A V -my-ai wlzklfw In this English play, the scene shows how American Education has pro- gressed from this English Dame School to our Cathedral High School. On a pilgrimage to Mt. Saint Vincent, Sheila Scanlan, Mary Kilmartin, Lor- etta Young, Mary McNulty and Mary Foley pose in front of the Statue of the Guardian Angel after visiting the library. fr G' fr. G' 1 if Lo A3 J ma ater truly Crowne GLORIA ABBUNDI . . . 341 East 30 Street . . . Immacu- lata . . . Our Ladyis Guild 4. LUDMILA ADAMEC . . . 3068 Perry Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action l , . . Latin Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARGARET ADAMS . . . 465 VVQ-st 148 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . A. A. 1, 2 . . . Science Cluh 4. Trinity Branch . . . Y. C. S. 2 . . .A. A. 3, 4. ANNE AHERN . . . T53 Amsterdam Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action l. 'T DOLORES ALBANESE . . . 195 Bleeker Street . . . Saint just-ph's Branch . . . Glee Cluh 2 . . . A. A. 4 . . . Red Cross GEHALDINE ALLEN . . . 40 St. Nicholas Place . . . All Saints Branch . . . St. Francis De Sales, Virginia . . . Presi- dent l . . .Treasurer 1. LYDIA ANIADEO , . . 311 Sixth Avenue . . . Saint Josephs Branch. ANTOINICTTE ANIATO . . . 754 East 219 Street . . . ' Peter and Pauls Branch . . . 'Treasurer 1 . . . Our 4 ' l.ady's Guild 4. 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'I W 1 .' 'v '...All I , Sz' ,'...Y.Cf. c 'l Cl 13.4. 9 . V4 - ,mf ff. 2' IIT... 1' ' z,':.... .11:. -q'- - Q' - - ,. , 3 , Y.c:.s.2. xxx Vftzlx? 'I H , '.',I l ...f1.' '.,. QLQ .. Q, , ' r:'...7:. : lg fc 0 Q., ' ' ' V v JI! A: 2 1 - ...SL Al 1 h .L. 0, 'K I .1 ' ...sf. We .,.lz , 2. I ' 3 ,L .... A . . -- ,' C ,Q , 'l14. Q. ,f DIANE BENTLEY . . . 30 East 39 Street . . . Main Build- Xli' --.' . ' gg... I 1 -1 L.,.. z 3... :W , ' ' x l i I Y , V, -..., , V ,, . . . C2121 Club 1,2 . . . 1 , . .. 'W I J 6: N I 4: ,2 4, I : ' . . . - ' A ' I . . . I 'Z .' 44t Za '- -' I I w- . fl 1 I1 - 'll. A I I K . ' ... - ...sr. gi I 1- I V I 's , 4 4 Y... . .' 1 , .S. . , fl , I , ,Cl ...T .' H , A NANCY BLUE . . . 310 Convent Avenue . . . Main Build- ing . . . Uur 1.auly's Guild 1 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Club -1. COBLYNR BON'l-lfhlllfl , . . 351 East 152 Street . . . lnunueul.1te Conception . . . Mission Rep. 1, 2 . . . Spires Stull 3, V1 . . . Science Club A1 . . .Y.C.S. 3, 4 . . .Our La1dy's Cuiltl el. ANNA BOS.-X . . . ,100 XXI-st 57 Street . . . St. Joseplfs Brunel: . . . Ulm- Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild-1. MARILYN BOSCO . . . 59 james Street . . . St. joseph Branch . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Vice President 4. BARBARA BOSLET . . . 3-1 Dawver Avenue . . . Main Building. NIARY BOYYLER . . . 996 Home Street . . . Saints Peter and Paul Branch .... A .A. -1. PATRICIA BOYLE , , . 2241 Ellis Avenue . . . Innnaeulate Conception Branch. ANNE BOYNE . . , 551 NVest 168 Street . . . Holy Trinity . . . Dranmtie Club 1 . . . Clee Club 1 . . . Treasurer 4. GRACE BOZZACIIIELLO . . . 21 Leroy Street . . . St. Iosepli Braneli . . . Xl0L'1lt1C7Ut1lClllll 1. 2 , . . llistory Club 4. Watch the birdiell' says Bernadette Monnier. . W' 1 v- 21' t ru, 1 A ,. 4 ru Lf 3 'C' wr' ff 1 f CL.-RJ C. Callery, I. Early, C. Bar- reca, M. Dwyer, E. Dougherty and N. Costa of 606 take pride in showing their soap collection. x 4x 'x 23? , -' 0- 45., '- ,.--at JOAN BRIC lx 535 Hut 162 Street 110lv 1'r1n1ty 131111111 A111111 C lub X 111 1 resident lrcsiclent 4 Our L 1111 s C 111 414 IRENF 131101 C'I1 1947 VVcl1stcr Ax enue AllS11nts Br meh Spin s 3 4 Our L 1111 s Cll1lC14 DOROTI11 BRUNI 743 Bleetltcr Street S'unt joseph s Br 111111 French C'1ub 4 C'l1ss Treasurer Sue-nu Club 4 Mission Represent 1t1ve 4 YC'S 4 110511 181411111 BRYANT 5758 960 Vvest 117 Street 11011 Trinitx Br 111111 Atbletle C'lub 1 Debate C 11117 4 Summa P11114 IAlNF 131115 105 41111111 B Sfunt Iosepb Brmch Cl1l1011C ALUOII 1 7 C lu C'lub1 DCJROT111 BUIIL '314 king Aunue M un Build in ANCT1 IN A BUO'NOC'0111I 3118 YVl11tf Pl uns Ax 011111 S unts Pc ter incl 1 1111 Bruitli lresulent 9 CJ111 L 1111 s C l11lC1 4 IFAN BU11lx1 Our 1 1111 uf X1lSC10ll1 AL1C16l11V X 1rs1t1 1 Presiclt nt 7 3 X ity 1rcs1clent4 JOIIANX 4 BU111x1' 100 Irinitx -Xunue Sunts Pitt r and P1111 131111111 LILLI-XX BLRICE 1176 Sccnnd Axenue 1101 Trinitx Brincb M1111 tic Club 1 XISHOXIC 4 11L11lxF 007 A111ster1l1111 Axenue IN 1T1Il11X Btu In ISIIFCI' C,l1l101lC Action ll 1 11111 C b llistorx Club 4 C 11 IX B111 C 114 Suxcl 1111 Street Suuts C11111111trt11l111gl1811111111 1 11111 C 111 4 11r Lids s Clllld 4 141 A NU1111111 1111A1JFo111J . . . 32 West 136 Street . All Saints 11l'lUlC'l1 . . . Mission 1A . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Cilub 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4. BFRINADETTE BRAD1 . . 11t1r 'incl P1111 Br'1ncl1 . . 011111 r 4 . 942 Teller Avenue . . . Swints Secretfiry 1 Attendance IIANIIN 411 BRADY 709 East 165 Street Immacu lite C nnceptinn Rmmh Cllss Treasurer 2 Tf1IlltN 1Jr11111t1c C lub 1 Nl-XHY B11 -XNNIC ANI 747 Audubon Awenue H0 1 ELEAINOR BRENINAN 1121 VVest Firms Road 1111111 11111 ite C ontcption Bmmh NIAHY BRENNAN 104 1Vest 102 Street Hoy Truutw Br mth Cltholie Action 1 ,vm -ff' c- 'D' I GG-f ,w 5 Ge' K7 in f f- E' rv 6' f1 l Y ' L J .1 I , 1 . nj 1 ,I - ' . ' 2. . V . 11 11...1.1 ' 11 4.0. .z 1 . A , l A 3' 1 '1 .1.., 1 Q . 'gr'-s G , , ,,, 2' 1 - , -2 . '. A I. .Y tru- I -1- f ' Q L 2 ' . 1 1' I 1 . jl 5 r.,1 1' 'J 1'l . N ' v , 11 - 'J' ' Q.. A ' 2 '15, l.',.'1' . T g , . . C 1' , ' 1 !1 I l N I . 1 I -.- A ... lit. ' . V .12 1 2 1' .....- -.. I - U V l ' l u I ,D - ' 1 51 . . . x u 1, 1 1' J 2 ' ,1 '- -' ,L.,. I--, . ,1 U H I 1 , r ,. it 1. . - d'O, 2. 'g. N. . 11','.,.', .' , ' ...-' if 1 , ,' . ,, . J. 1 , D .' .1. A1 3' . -7, I -v 5 1 ,' , .1 1' -1 B 'J' ' ', , . 5 J,.- ' .W. ,4 ,., ,...' W x I. 1' 1 ' 2. ' l' I 1 ' ..., ' . f :W ', ' ' 1 ' . . , . , . ., 1 ,,.. . ... . 1 4, l1clj'1' 111-l1... '1.' 'z - ' A C111 ..., A 111-'-i111 1... . - 5 f CIHUI 7 AII...1 ' -...All -C V 11' if 191 'Y .1' :ll -.-0 'J .' . A - The simplicity and beauty of this scene always Elizuhetli Crmuhie, Anastasia Loftus, and Ioan seems to fill the students of Cathedral with awe. 'llionier prouclly clisplay this laycttc which was rnarlc possible through the girls of 601. ere? to wear Gatlzecfraf gfiglz CATHEHINE BYRNE . . . 1497 Lexington Avenue . . . All Saints . . , Mission Representative 2. 51AllCli-X111-Tl' BYRXE . . , T14 Vlest 179 Street . . . Holy v Trinity . . . Catholic Action Cluh 1 . . . Athletic Cluh 2. ' 5.1 to HUSISALIA BYHNE . . . 1096 Vest Faruis Road . . . SS. Gr' 3 Peter :incl Paul . . . Mission Piepreselitntive 2 .... A thlctit- Cfluli l, ff . . . History Cfluli 4. Q f lJUllO'l'llY CAIN . . . 687 lfust 219 Street . . . SS. Peter aucl lluul . . . Our Laclyls fluil1l4. f 'l'll1flilfS.-X fl:XL1.fX1l.-XX . . . 1973 East 100 Street . . . Q' Saints. CZLORI.-X CfA1.1.1fRY . . . 1981 La Fontaine Avenue . , . Peter anclP.1ul. . . Science Cluh 4 . . . Y. C S. 4. Y' 3 l till.-H115 CfA1.'l'.-Xlil.-XNU . . . 47 Nltirlirt Street . . . St. l ' lf. ,ustlbls ,ia vt HF S l5lll'N:X 041.21 . . . 349 East Fil Street . . . St. lost-plfs . . . Ciatliulit- Attiun ffluli 1. 2 . . . Yoq-.itiou Club 1 , . , e I Y' Class lre-sich-ut l. 1 , . , Xiu--prt-sitleiit-1 l.l'.N,X i.XXll'.XN.X . . 2-1211 Iilktlllllflllt Aieruu . SS. X l't'ttf.lllfllhllll.,.cllll'1..lilf,SC1llllfl41. ' I 'U' ' A 43- ' X , I 5' fm 3' it 1301115 C.-'t11E'l 1'1 . . . 2567 Poe Place . . . Immaculate Cunt:-ption . . . Treasurer 2 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Dramatic Club 2 .... A .A. 3, 4 . . . Our Latly's Guild-1. 'ix . . , 110514. CAHITO ..,. ' 315 East 12 Street . . . St, Josephs . . . Yun-ation Club 1. 2 . . . Class Presiclent 1. v , I UIU.-XY tlA1i11OI,I ,,.,- ' 322 ifast 57 Street .... -X .A, l . , . Clw Club 2 . . . Scieiicc Club -1 . . . Our Laclyis Cuilzl 3, 4. is F s 'EF yfj U ,lf ffx .r gif? 'fb f ' f XY1Xll l'1ED CARROLL . 4 . 574 East 163 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul . . . Mission Representative 2. AI1'l.1.-X CAHUSO . . . 2169 Thirtl Avenue , . . All Saints . . . Catholic Action Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club -1 . . , Health licpicsciitativc 3, 4. 'l'll1fl1l'iS.-X CARXYAY .... 5 23 St. Ann's Avenue .... ' kll Saints . . . Class President 1 . . . Treasurer 2 . . . History Club 4. CLURIA CASAZZA . . . 23325 Arthur Ava-nuc . . . SS. Peter annl Paul . . . Our Laclfs Cuilcl -1. Ki-X'I'11I,1CEN CASSIDY . , . 207 Iiast 85 Street . . . Holy Trinity . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Latin Club -1 . . . Our 1.acb s Guild 3, 4 . . . Class Presiclent 3, 4. AIOSICPIIINE CASTACNA . . . 58 Kenrnare Street . , . St. Iwscpli's. Give me the dagger . . fi cries Stanislava Biel to Ioan Lee in a scene from Macbeth. ll 1449 48 Tall, dark-U Must bel since Mary Quinn smiles apprnvingly at Agnes Riewerts as Helen Liguori, the ghost, watches. CIATl1E1l1NE Cf.-XULFIISLD . , . 335 East 166 Street . . . SS Pctl-r 'md P'lll1's llrlllcll. llC7S1 N1 UUE CE A 10 N1Ol'tOI1 Strc et SllX1t,lOSSpllS llr tmll H1 d C ross 4 SC117111L C EDD1 A 3637lIo11lnd 'XNGIIUC SS Inter lI1Cll 1l1lS Br lmll Our Lldl s Clllllll-1 Ilg AN C ERHU11 390 E lst 167 Street Immaculate Comeptlorl Brlncll Clu Club 1 7 A A 4 Our I ldx s Gl111C1-1 Sue me Club 4 PI'6S1Cl6I'l Our Lidy s Culld 4 1' ILEEN C I1 AHLFS 331 E lst 139 Street lmlllu u lltc CODCGPCIOH Br lncll Our Lads s Culld 4 Sclence Club 4 Presldent 7 Vlce Prcsldent 3 ICMN CHRISTOPIIER 61 B Edgewater Par 1lI1Il1lClllltC C once P11011 llr lm ll A A 4 NOH411 C LXNC H 7076 Brow I1 Street 'N1lSbIOIl llCpI'CSLI11i1lXC 1 1 at C ll 7 Our Lldys C ll11Cl 4 1 L11-XBIITH CL Xlllx 901 Ogden Axellun Holy Trlllltl Br lHC,11 nc 1 At11lt'tlL C'1u1l 1 Our Lldl s Clllld 4 'X1AHl FIIERESA C Lklllx M91 EISC Tre1ll0ntAxenue ll1lI1I1C1ll'1tE' C,0I1L9Ptl0I1 Br 1IlC11 Scleme C1ll114 A rf' WJWJW 49' ost rh- lilly? -XNNE C L-XH1xE 7013 C I'lI1Cl -Xxelluc Hull l7flI111N Brlllpll C lu Clull 1 Pre sldc nt 1 Our 1 idv 5 C llllC1 4 1'rulltx Bl'l1'1Cl1 C l1ll0l1C XCCIUII C 113 1 1 1Olll' NC 1 C L-XRICF 1101 Brook 'XXCIHIC lllllll lllll ICC C 0YlCt'Pt1CJl1 Bl'l1lCl1 1l'CSlClGI1f 1 Frm I1C1l C lull 4 Orgllestrl 3 4 I ltlll Club 4 Arlvutus 4 N1lSSlIJl1 RCDI'CSCI111tlNC n NI 'tlll C 1 Mllxl' 10,7 C,gClCI11xXC11llC II11Il1lC.l1ll1C C ulluptlrlrl BI'lIlCl1 Lt C 11111 Frerlgll Clull 4 S tllu C111 -1 Our 1 ldx s Cl1l1Cl-1 1741 HIC 14 C LE -XRY 1 03 1 urdl Street -XC lClCIllN of Nlrlullt 511111 Lrsllll Dfllll ltlc l l Our Lldx x C luld -1 NIILDRLD C 1I:,N1lLNS 777 LtX1I1g110I1 Xxenuc S llnt Josmpll s Br UlL1l C ltllollg -kctlorl Club 1 7 171111 ON11 N X C C7Dl an Nlillllllllftllt VX 111C Bl'00lxlXll -X S111l1S B1lI'lCll 1'r 11111 C lull J 4 Our LIC l 5 C IIIC1-1 l'l14NC 1 S C CJLENI-KN DS lltoll Menus SllIl1S BTlI1Cl1 NllSS1ClI1 ll pruultltlxc 1 Xl1l1C1-X CCJ1 LN1-KN 1 6111851116 I1 1 lllls Brll 11x lltll lleprtsultltlu 49 1 - 1 ' 7 ' --- , - , , 5 'f ff L 1 1 .7 I . .'.,.5-' 'aj 77 :'- 6- an tv QC 2 ' A2 vt.. In-' gi : ... ' A. . f ' ...'- 1 1' 1 X , Q .... iw I 'X s . . h -, ' ' I. , y ' - z 2 ,:7,..CI1-l Ilu :.,3... 2 ' ,L 7 5 3. ' .... - 3, -.7 a'...Cl1 CIlllJ1.... . .A ' 1 7 ,' . Kgs AX 4 J 4 ,. ll' l 'r 1 Num! A'. 'Jin-I 3, , - rgkli -...' :m...... --'str A I A 'vi' F' 0- A EIIJCICNCIL.-XRKE... 126XYl-st91Strect...1lo1y ., A 7:1 -- 14-'lfwdl--2 -3 A fu 4, 6 .... 1-it -- 3 ll 41 1' . , 7 ,L :A 3-A ...Til I ...A Q' 'C, '. 71' ,ft .... -X .A.l.2.3.-1... 117' l CI1ll1,2... 1 3' . . I Q' 2'...,1l 7 ,1.., ....41l1'z'A..j'1'.l1-707 3 ll! , ' sl . I' 6 B' A -...All g ' 1' .... ',','A 1 ' .7 1 fl 77 1. 3 rj,,..l5:lc, ' '--l,..ss. 171-terac1'a '. 11L'l1... -4 l r 1. 'f 1 .- .. .. Y u 1 in fr 15- Do you recognize any of these girls? You guessed it- theyire Sister Marita Clare's flock of 702. Sister's careful guidance contributed much to a happy and successful senior year. This class reached the heights of Cath- edral, and can easily say, 'tWe may not have been angels, but we were certainly up in the cloudslv .av -'ff' CARMEN COLLADO . . . 1306 St. Nicholas Avenue . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Glee Club 2. APOLLONIA COLLETTI . . . 1919 Bames Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch. EMILY COLLINS . . . 1210 Nelson Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARY COLLINS . . . 655 Courtlandt Avenue. . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . President 1 . . . Red Cross . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. BARBARA COMANDO . . . 22 King Street . . . Saint Ioseph Branch. ESTHER CONLIFFEE . . . 1240 Franklin Avenue . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Mission representative 4. MARY CONLON . . . 38 Moylan Place ...r -X ll Saints Branch. . . A,A. 4. . . Catholic Action 1. ALICE CONNOLLY . . . 216 East 65 Street . . . junior Achievement 1 . . . Mission representative 4. ANNE CONNOLLY . . . 522 East 159 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. GLORIA CONNOR . . . 5824 Broadway . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . Athletic Club 1, 2 . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . President 3. ALICE CONWAY . . . 769 Melrose Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Cath- olic Action 1. MARY COOKE . . . 512 West 134 Street . . . Saint joseph Branch . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Catholic Action 2. ing er praise to all the wor ei , 5 Seeking more information for a project. -fw- 5 Margaret Cosgrove takes advantage of sit! ' ' Q 7 the many reference books and weekly eriodioals in the library. Our library liirnishes us with current books and niagazines on various topics: such as, science, politics, languages, history, mathematics and fashion. TOP ROVV: MARIE CORBAT . . . 1027 Pierce Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. MARGARET CORCORAN . . . 172 Fordham Street. MAUREEN CORCORAN . . . 714 VVeSt 179 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . Athletic Club 2. MARIE CORPINA . . . 1938 Gleason Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Mission Representative 2 . . . Our Ladyls Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . A.A. 3, 4. GESSYLDA CORREA . . . 34-24 28 Street . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4 . . . Mission Representative 2 . . . Red Cross 4. MARGARET COSGROVE . . . 3343 Decatur Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Our LaCly,s Guild 3, 4 . . . Vice President 2. 16 . X vs, . W-1 BOTTOM ROW: NORMA COSTA . . . 73 Adrian Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1. ANNA COSTANTINO . . . 327 East 11 Street . . . St. joseph Branch . . . Vice President 3 . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Mission Representative 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ELIZABETH COSTELLO . . . 534 West 179 Street . . . Health Representative 2. ELIZABETH COSTELLO . . . 192 Nagle Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4. JEAN COTTER . . . 1448 Rosedale Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Y.C.S. 4 . . . Our Ladyls Guild 4. BARBARA COUGHLIN . . . 345 West 28 Street . . . St. Joseph Catholic High, Michigan . . . Glee Club 1, 2. CI- is f' 1 fv- fi D R 1 I 5 vnu gf' , Professor Heinroth coaches his ever faithful orchestra for the Clee Club Play. Credit for its success should go to the Cathedral's man of distinction, Uncle Teddy Ai Q Jack of all trades , as well as Master of Music, here he is equipped to build the scenery for the play. ,- 5 log tif, L 'U' 1 C' A if V' If f U -av-J , THERESA COURTNEY . . . 581 Eagle Avenue . . . Saints Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 2 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Athletic Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity 4. ISABELLE COYLE . . . 884 Third Avenue . . . Saint joseph Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . President 31 4.- -ri LUCY COYLE . . . 2540 Valentine Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Clee Club 1 . . . Our Lady'S Guild 4 , . . Vice President 2 . . . Mission Representative 1, 3 . . . History Club 4 . . . Arbutus 3, 4. EVELYN CRAWFORD . . . 657 East 165 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Attendance Oflicer 3, 4. ELIZABETH CROMBIE . . . 393 East 153 Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Spires 3, 4. JOAN CROYVLEY . . . 2514 Tratrnan Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Arbutus 1 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. JEAN CIQCCOVILLO. . .2419 Fuller Street . . .Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . French Club 4. EILEEN CULKIN ...- 5 67 West 191 Street . . . Athletic Club 1 . , . Catholic Action 1 , . . History Club 4. MARGARET CULLEN . . .510 VVeSt 184 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . Vice President 4. pu- N.. 4'-r MARY CUNNINCHAM 1426 Beich Avenue Imm muhte Conceptlon Our Lady s Culld 4 JOSEPHINE CURRAN 501 West 173 Street Holy Tnnrty C xtholrc Action 1 ELLEN CURTIN 522 East 159 Street S S Peter 'mtl Paul MISSIKJU Representqtrxe 1 PATRICR CUSACR 106 VVest 89 Street Ho w Tr1n1tx Cfithohc Actron 1 Athletlc Club 1 VIRGINIA CUTTITA 7054 WVest 5 Street Brooklyn Salnt Joseph Cathollc Actlon 1 Vocatlon Club 1 ELMIRA DAL POZZO 3418 Irwm Avenue Ho y Trmltv Glee Club 1 AILEI N DALION 7843 lulettc Axcnut Sputum Club 4 fA'I'tILEEN DARC1 430 Elst 139 Street Saints Hlstory Club 4 Attendance Otlicer 1 ANNA DARVIIENTO 1337 St Lawrence Avenue Immrculate Conceptlon Our Ladys Culld 4 AA4 YCS3 HARRIET DE BLOIS 620 East 141 Street Salnts Cathohc Actlon 2 Vrce Presldent 1 ANN DE CESARE 150 West 67 Street St Joseph Glee Club 1 Catholic Attlon 1 MARIE DE CURTIS 215 West 10 Street St Joseph Glen Club 1 7 Voeatron Club 1 2 Dramatlcs 2 Spxres 3 4 Nllsslon Reprcscntatne 4 Our Lady s Culld 4 FRANCES CULLIGAN 730 Carden Street Peter and Pfxul Hlstory Club 4 HAINNAH CUMMINGS 199 St Anns Avenue All Sarnts Our Lady s Curld 4 Presndent 3 JANK E C UNINIINCS 1 South Portland Avenue Brooltlvn Nilamx Senlor Hxgh English Club 1 B 1sltetballTe un 1 Drfrmwtlc Club 7 Hrstory Club 4 NAINCY CUNNANE 1841 Bithgate Avenue Peter md Paul IVIISSIOH Representatlve 2 ETHEL CUNNINCHAM 230 West 108 Street Holv Trmltv Glee Club 1 JEAIN CUYIXINCHAM 239 East 79 Street Manhftttan Holv Tr1n1tv Dr'1m'1t1c Club 1 Cathollc Actlon 1 Our Lady s Curld 4 9 ? no 53 I 4 l f-of 1 ' .ffcfvy LZR, at' ,,-.f vt' 1 xj y 61' f A 'V'., ,E The school roof provides a wonderful view of the towers of Manhattan. These girls from 702 seem to be getting a birdsreye view of the situation. Does this look familiar to you? Yes, here is Eliza- beth DiGiacomo, Mary Rasche, Catherine Mal- lon, Marilyn Quinn and Catherine Trier waiting patiently for their usual-a coke. MARGARET DE CURTIS . . . 347 Bleecker Street . . St. joseph . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . History Club. JEANNE DELANEY . . . 306 East 163 Street. . . SS. Peter and Paul . . . Science Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. THERESA DEL CARPINE . . . 311 East 111 Street . . . All Saints . . . Catholic Action 2 . . . History 4, KATHRYN DEMPSTER . . . 451 Taylor Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. CATHERINE DEMMA . . . 203 East 33 Street . . . St. joseph . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . Glee Club 1. MARIA DEPAOLI . . . 211 West 10 Street . . . St. Joseph . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . A.A. 53, 4 . . . Spircs 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. JOAN DE POALO . . . 1722 Purdy Street . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Spires 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Health Representative 4 . . . Red Cross 8. ALINE DEVILLER . . . 865 Third Avenue . . . A. A. 2 . . . Our Lady,s Guild 1 . . . Science Club 4. MARY DI BELLA . . , 222 East 104 Street . . . All Saints . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . President 1. gfail Gatlzecfrafls glue and QOH we ?- 4 . fl' Q ' l f ... 'S ELIZABETH DI CIACOMO . . . 156 Sullivan Street . . . St. Joseph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . History Club 4. ACNES DICNON . . . 3108 Griswold Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch. JAINE DILBERCER 1150 Vwse Axenue SS Peter md Plul Br inch THERESA DIlNI 172 Park Row St Joseph s Branch Science Club 4 ESTELLA DION 1660 Lurtlng Avenue SS Peter and Paul Branch History 4 MADELINE DI PERSIA 156 Sullivan Street Joseph Branch Vocation Club 1 Athletic Club 4 History Club 4 ANNA DISCHER 732 East 152 Street SS Peter and Paul Branch Athletic Club 1 2 History Club Red Cross 4 ELSIE DI STEFANO 342 Brook Avenue Walton High Debate Club 1 Glee Club 1 President Our Lady s Guild 4 ADELE D1 VINCENLI 19 Bedford Street Joseph s Branch an YN an Q' 'H' SHEILA DOHERTY 574 West 176 Street Holy Trinity Branch Athletic Club 1 President 1 Latin Club 4 DOROTHY DONECAN 1511 Lexington Avenue All Saints Branch Attendance Officer 1 Health Committee 2 Our Lady s Guild 4 EILEEN DONECAN 61 Vermilyea Avenue Holy Tr1n1tv Branch Clee Club 1 Latin Club 4 HOPE DONECAN 976 Woody crest Avenue Holy Trinity Branch Clee Club 1 2 Catholic Action 1 History Club 4 MARY DONECAN 1040 Second Avenue Saint Josephs Branch ALICE DOINOCHUE 537 East 135 Street Convent of Natiuty England Dramatic Club 1 Vice President 2 'VIARY DONOHUE 522 West 184 Street Holy Trinity Branch History Club 4 JOAN DONTOVAN 507 Amsterdam Avenue Holy Trimtx Branch Dramatic Club 1 Glee Club 1 ELIZABETH DOOLEY 530 East 156 Street Immaculate Conception Br inch Rcd Cross 4 6- 7 v v 'X ..' 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' Re Y' .HMM ff , ANINI DUNNF 530 Vycst 179 Hoy Athletlc Club 1 ANN DUWPHY 585 Ishflm Street Holy Tnmty Branch Frcnch Club 4 Scrence Club 4 Re Cross 2 Health Representatlve 3 DOLORES DVVYLR 29 West 97th Street Holv Trmrty Br rnch Athletlc Club 1 Glec Club 1 Our Lady s Gurld 4 TI'lIl1tX Branch MARGARET DXVYER 251 Calhoun Avcnue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Secretary 1 G ee Club 1 Preslclent 4 X rce presrdent 3 JOAN EARLE1 124 XVest 109 Street Holv Trrnrty Branch AA 1 YCS 1 LOIS LDMOINSON 566 Brook Ax enue lmm lcu l'1tc Conceptron Branch Glee Club 1 French Club 1 AGNLS EDVVARDS 318 East 52nd Street EILEEN EGAN 160 VVest 94th Street Holy Tr1n1ty Branch Glee Club 1 2 MARGARET EGAN 4289 Park Avenue Immacu lltc Conccptnon Brrnch Glee Club 1 Mrsslons 2 JOAN LVVINC 709 1VeSt 157 Street All Sunts Branch Cathollc Actxon 1 2 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 4 A A 8 4 Varsrty 4 BARBARA LZZOLO 190 Bleeker Street Salnt oscph s Branch Glee Club 2 A A 4 JA 8 4 EILEEIN FALLON 748 East 28 Street Saint oseph s Branch X ocatron Club 1 Glec Club 1 2 Science Club 4 Attendance Officer 3 56 MILDRED DOYLE 348 Powers Avenue All Samts Branch Y C S 4 ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY 815 East 155th Street SS Peter and Paul Branch Student Councrl 1 Our Ladys Gurld 4 IEANNE DOYLE 414 East 204th Street Ho y Trrmty Branch Athletlc Club 1 JOAN DRISCOLL 211 East 51st Street French Club 4 Latln Club 4 Scrence Club 4 Y C S ANNE DUGGAN 750 Melrose Avenue Immacu late Conceptlon Branch Athletlc Club 1 2 Presr dent 1 Scrence Club 4 Our Lady s Gurld 4 MARGARET DUNBAR 518 East 85th Street Immacullte Conccptron Branch Glee Club 2 Health Reprc senhtlve 4 Our Ladx s Gulld 4 1' 6, si' QQ- . , I . 1 ... -.u 2,4. 'V 'ir ' I A 7 -I 1 1 A , - . J, . Jin. - ' fu f' I ,f-'-W , 1 I , x ,. IA, It SY... ' i 'li' A X? ' l --. .- ... --. . f 7, '7 ' z'- l t' ' 1 ' . fi F . -R All ,. 1 f 'f M t'. 2' . -X L ... I Q ... .. , ... . . O R Q 3. KATHERINE FARRICLI. . , . 107 East 123 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Y.C.S. 2 . . . Vicc-president 1 . . . Attendance Officer 4. JOSEPHINE FAVER . . . 149 East 31 Street . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1, 2. ADA FEOLA . . . 293 East 151 Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice-president 1 . . . French Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Health Representative 1. JULIA FERNANDEZ . . . 581 VVest 161 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representative 1 . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Glee Club 1. LUCY FERRANDO . . . 271 NVcst 11 Street . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Glec Club 1, 2 . . . Treasurer 1 . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. JEAN FETHERSTON . . . 6172 Dclafield Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glec Club 1 , . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ANNE FISCHER . . . 361 YVest 19 Street . . . Yvashington Irving . . . Visual Aid . . . Marshal Basketball . . . Missions 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ELEANOR FITZGERALD . . . 617 Mvest 152 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1. ISAURA FLORES . . . 531 XVest 143 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. I, 4. Y 4914 i Edith Bausbacker's locker, one of the more renowned of 502, is getting thc finishing touches under the scrutinizing cyes of Margaret Kelly, Margaret Murphy, Ircla and Jenny Santiago. During lunch period the girls of 505, Kathleen Kelly, Barbara MacNeil, Bea- trice Mullany, Beatrice McManus, and Eileen Forhan are looking at the pic- tures in a wallet. lf' its l5fCflfJ'flffpf ' yt W ' e- 'Qi ta ALLVL4f'1?0l'yJf Y ' Q 1 . lin -X L fri: JA? ,, R Zo. W gs Each team must have its moments of joy and of sor- rowg the hours when the team sings the sweet phrases of victoryg the moments when with heads downcast, some- one murmurs, XVe'll do bet- ter next time. Seen in this picture are from left to riulitz Theresa Court- ney, Varsity Captain, Theresa Reeves, Joan Teehan and Carol Afllalo. number 153. .5441 ' 7g7t ' ANN FITZPATRICK . . . 2849 La Salle Awenuc Immaculate Conception Branch Spires 3 4 Classical Club 4. 71 IQLIZABIZTII l I'l'Zl1A'l'l1IffK 1967 Unix erslty Avenue . . . Iloly Trinity Branch. JUAN FIANAGAN . . . 223253-10 Axtnuc Astorii Our Lady's Guild -1. 1'A'I'1i1CIA E. FLANAGAN . 7916 Grand Concourse . . . Missions 4 . . . Our Ladyis Culld 4 l'.-Yl'lllflI.-X Nl, FLANAGAN . 737 11 Sevs ircl Axcnut Bellerosc, L. I .... Holy Trinity Branch Dram itic Club l . . . Catholic Action 1. IIELPIN FLINTER . . . 310 Wcst 47 Street S'11nt joseph! Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1 7 fXl.'Xllfl.-'xltlfl' l 1.00lDY . . .11 1 Bry in M 1 1 7 lctcr and Iaul Branch , . . A A KAIIIEPIINE FLYNN . . . 94 Wcst 104 Strcct 110 y Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 Catholic Action 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 3, 4 . Health Representative 3 :4 KATIILEEN FLYNN . . . 63 VX cst 100 Street Hoy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Actlon Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild -1 JUDITH FOGAHTY . . . G64 West 149 Strcct Saint Ann's, Florida . . . President 2 BIIIDCET ISULICY . . . 104 V cst 109 Street Hoy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 Catholic Action 1 ' I I O 1 , . . Athlctic Club ... ICLIZABETII 1fOL1iY . . . 627 X1 ilts Awtnlle SS PCICI' and Paul Branch . . . President 1 Vice President 2 History 4. Do these girls waste their free time singing and dancing in the halls? No! Frances Muz- zetto, Catherine Spruhan, Eileen Clarke, and Sheila McGrath spend it in the up- per levels-the roof that is. onorls armer eer unfurfeal TOP ROW: FRANCINE FOLEY . . . 113 Seventh Avenue . . . Saint joseph Branch . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Clee Club 1. MARY F OLEY . . . 2350 Newbold Avenue . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Catholic Action 1. PAULA FONROSE . . . 420 East 105 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Science Club 4. EILEEN FORHAN . . . 601 West 137 Street . . . St. Joseph Branch. ELIZABETH FORTUNATO . . . 2236 Light Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Latin 4 . . . Spires 3, 4. LUCILLE FORTUNATO . . . 1948 Ellis Avenue . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. :LQ BOTTOM ROW: MARY FRAIN . . . 379 East 138 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARJORIE FRANKLIN . . . 54 West 140 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4. FRANCINE FRISCIA . . . 206 Stanton Street . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Health Representative 1, 2 . . . Treas- urer 2 . . . Spires 3, 4. SALLY FUSARI . . . 328 East 107 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . President 2 . . . Health Representative 3 . . . History Club 4. SHEILA GAFFNEY . . . 526 East 159 Street . . . St. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Library Assistant 2 . . . History Club 4. RITA CALLACHER . . . 2245 Webster Avenue . . . St. joseph Branch . . . Athletic Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. .gs- f f 5 r 4 fs f Qxxjzw MARGARET GEOCHEGAN 407 East 136 Street All S unts Br unch Iic rlth reprc sc nt ltrve 1 Atten dance Officer 4 NIARY GHICLIERI 23 Bedford Street Samt joseph Branch Vocatron Club 1 2 'VIARIE GIANNOTTI 2334 WaSh1HgtOH Avenue SS Pcter and Paul Branch Vrce Presldent 2 Our Lady s Gulld 4 BARBARA GILBERT 4355 Ely Avenue Immacu late Conceptlon Branch Health representatlve 3 IN1lSSlOI'l representatlve 1 AIXNE MARIE GILCHRIST 2134 Prospect Avenue SS Petcr md Paul Branch Cathollc Actron HlStOIX Club 4 A A 3 Attendance Officer LENA GILI 939 Second Ax enue VIARGARE I' GILL 4121 Thlrd Avenue Immacu latc Conccptlon Branch NIARY GILL 532 East 150 Street Immaculate Conception Branch N'11SSlOH representative 1 2 Ihstory Club 4 CARMELA CIULIAINO 509 VVest 212 Street Ilolv Trnutx Bruuh Athlctxc fluh 4 Dramatrc Club I itlll C luh 4 EILEEN GLASIIEEIN 1155 Hoe Avenue SS Peter and Paul Branch CATHERINE CI EASON 437 East 156 Street SS Petcr md I lul Brmch Student Councll 2 ANNA GOI DI C K1 676 Columbus Avenue Alowsxus School Il'LllI1Cl 60 ROSE MARIE CANNON . . . 397 East 8 Street . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S. JAVE GARCIA 163 East 108 Street All Samts Branch Cathollc Actlon 1 2 Pres1dent 2 French Club 3 4 Latm Club 4 SPIICS 3 4 Vlce Presx clcnt 4 Y C S 3 4 NIYNIA ANNE CARSIS 151 West 106 Street Holy Trrnltv Branch Dramatic Club 1 RITA GAROFALO 253 East 142 Street Immacu late Conceptlon Branch A A 4 SCISHCC Club 4 Our Lady s Gulld 4 Splres 3 4 SYLVIA GAROFALO 151 Second Avenue Samt Joseph Branch Vocatron Club 1 Our Ladys Gulld 4 RUTH GAZAIx 809 Brady Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch 15 I' T' IANICE GOINS . . , 438 VVest 163 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3. JOAN GOLDEN . . . 107 XVest 95 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Doaorm' commx, . . 2.39 East Kmgsbridge Road . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Red Cross 4. DOROTHY T. GORMAN . . . 946 Shemian Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Student Council 1 . . . A. A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. HELEN GORMAN . . . 1561 Lexington Avenue . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . A. A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. DOROTHY COULD . . . 5804 Tyndall Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . , Our Lady's Guild 4. ELLEN GRAHAM . . . 230 East 89 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild Z, 4. NANCY C-RAN.-XDOS . . . 21 YVQ-st 1224 SIIPCI . . . Our Lady of the Lor, San Antonio, Texas. EILEEN GREANEY . . . 515 West 177 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . Health 4 . . . Glee Club. Y 61 C' -X x ,A Three serious soon-to-be-graduated seniors F. Muzzetto, C. Orlando, S. Scanlon are measured by Mr. Casey of the Collegiate Cap and Gown Com- pany. The expressive faces show that even seniors can enjoy a Halloween party. --1, I-r HZ H' PX Q 1 MARY HANRAHAIN 466 E lst 147 Street Science Club 4 Red Crose 4 CATHERINF HARNETT 310 Elst 90 Street Salnt Joseph 5 Branch Glee Club 1 MARY HARTE 1991 Bathgate Avenue SS Peter and Paul Branch Student Councll 2 LOUISE HACRENBERC 207 West 72nd Street Holy Tnmty Branch Athletlc Club 1 VARY HALLEY 407 East D6 Street Salnt joseph s Branch Cathohc Actlon Club 1 7 Vocatlon Club Clee Club 1 2 Dramatlc Club 2 Latm Club 4 Our Laclx Q Cuxld 4 JOHANN A HANK 19 Chnstopher Street S'11nt oeeph s Branch L ltm Club 4 IOAY HANRE 3786 Watt Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Our Ladv s Culld 4 CATHERINE HANNA .332 East 171st Street Salnts Branch HELEIN HANRAHAIN 1482 St Lawrence Avenue Immaculate Conteptlon Branch Our Ladys Clllld 4 -fl-44.000 DOROTHY HARTNIANIN 540 East 150 Street Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Clee Club 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Red Cross 4 NIAR1 HAYES 810 E lSt 155 Strut SS Peter ind Pull Branch Health Representatne 2 Student COllI'lCll 1 2 MlSS1OnS 4 Our Lady s Culld 4 EILEElN HEALY 706 Umon Axenue SS Peter md Paul Branch Student Councll 2 Our Lady s N Culld 4 VARY HEALY 378 East 55 Strut Frcnch Club Suence Club 4 Red Cross 2 VARY HEARTY 210 YVest 88 Street Holy Tnmty Branch Clee Club 1 ANNI' HEATH 660 Tlnton Ax enue SS Peter and Paul Branch 'VIISSIOII Representatne 1 H1story Clllb 4 vu'-4 ANASTASIA HEID 1120 Clay Avenue Immacu late Conceptlon Branch Clee Club 1 3115510115 2 Y C S 3 Latin Club 4 Science Club 4 CERALDINE HENDERSOY 215 Audubon Avenue Holy Tnmty Branch Cathollc Actlon Club 1 Glee Club 1 Vxce presldent 4 GRACE HENKE 1230 Leland Avenue Immacu late Conception B anch Clee Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 2 Presldent 2 Mlsslons 1 Arbutus 3 4 Splres 3 4 N441 JUL qfav if 4. 411119 v ,,,h,-,tml as sh'-J . .. L l -.v , Q 3 7 A 'h -1 . 1 ' - S A ..f 4.. 'r ,:..... - - ' m 1,2... ..... , . 4 ,'. 1 . l D 41.4.4 t.Y,.-v I ..- K. sr ' J ' - f' 4 fi, A . . ' ' 1 ,Qi vf L v --Egg . .. ' . ' - 'Q ' 1' ...'I' ...All N 1 ' 1 ff ' ' ' ' I 4 y' , 1 V... 2 . , ' , , r 2 lv- ' . - l -.li K 1 l ... I . N .af , Lg , 1 Y... ' ... 4 A y . '... ' 2' ... . 1 I 2 v. ' . cl' W , - ,-... . . A bk 1 . ' ' ,S 0 .. E I r ,,. . V ' .Nw 4 ...A ' ... X! , fy , Y X . .I Q 1 7 -.1 ' . A AX . 7 , , 1 f l , . 1 1' A 'Q 4 J Ji ' . 5 .fb lig X 1 W-cf! 'H f'7' - , I . 'l ,rvfnz 1 ' ,f.,j,, mmf W9 ful ,nf 1' 3 J' i Every Christmas the Y. C. S. outdoes itself in trying to bring a little happi- ness to small children from poor and broken homes. Santa Claus is the sub- ject of delight to these youngsters. The October Symposium was a great success in every respect. The stu ents of the various schools, Xavier, De La Salle and the other well-known boys schools, joined together in the discuss- ion on marriage and other essential topics of the day. The evening proved to be most enjoyable. af ? JANE HERZOC . . . 88 Hamilton Place . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1. MARY HESLIN . . . 575 West 176 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1. ONDINA HIDALCO . . . 250 West 70 Street . . . Presi- dent 4. BRIDCET HIGGINS . . . 67 West 107 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Mission Representative. VVINIFRED HIND . . . 517 NVest 51 Street . . . St. Ioseph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1. BIARYANN HOFFMANN . . . 1160 Hoe Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice-President 1 . . . Clee Club 2. MARYANN HOGAN . . . 772 Second Avenue . . . St. Joseph's Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Secretary 1 . . . President 4. GRACE Hocc . . . 2892 Randall Ave .... Immaculate Conception Branch , . . President 1 . . . Volley Ball Team 1, 2 . . . Athletic Club 4. ALICE HOHN . 109 Morningside Avenue . . . All Saints Branch . . . Mission Representative 1 . . . Health Rep- resentative 1 . . . History Club 4. LAURA HOLBROOK 61 Audubon Axenue Holy Trlmtv Dramatlc Club 1 Clee Club 2 Hlstory Club 4 DOROTHY HORRIGAIN 1725 Purdy Street Immaculate CZOITCBDIIOII XIISSIOU Representative 1 X106 Presldent 2 Sclence Club 4 Presldent 1 3 4 Our Ladys Gulld 4 THERESA HOULIHAN 893 Morns Avenue Peter and Paul Presldent 2 3 4 AA 4 Our Lady s C-ulld 4 PATRICIA HOUSEMAN 97 Lexington Avenue Health Representatne 1 Samt Joseph s Branch LORRAINE HOUSTON 1632 Hardlng Park Immaculate Conceptxon Volley Ball Team 1 2 AA 4 KATHLEEN HOYNES 042 Commonwealth Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon French Club 3 4 Latln Club 4 MARIE HUNIPHREYS 1506 Unlxerslty Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon S Our Lady s Culld 4 MARLENE HUNTOON 2.06 East Houston Street St Ioseph Glee Club 1 2 EILEEIX HURLEY 319 XVcst 18 Street St Joseph Glee Club 1 Vocatxon Club 1 Maw ,nn f 1? LELIA HURLSTON Rxchard Street Sloats burg N Y French Club 4 Scxence Club 4 FRANCES HYDE 551 Cauldwell Avenue Peter and Paul Health Representatlve 4 Our C7 Lady s Culld 4 PATRICIA HYDE 551 Czuldwell Avenue Peter and Paul He 11th Representatlve 1 Our Lady s Guild 4 NIONICA HYNDNIAN 1701 Southem Blvd Peter 'md Paul HISIOIQ Club 4 RAFFAELA IACCARINO 7504 Tratm ln Avenue Imm 1Llll its C onu ptlon MARY ILARIO 1370 Hob lrt Ax enum Imm iculate Conu ptlon Spxres 3 4 Classxe xl Club 4 ROSE ILLAR 410 Amsterdam Avenue Hov Trmlty Athlctlc Club 1 RUTH INGRAXI 439 West 37 Street St Joseph Cathollc Actmn 7 Hlstory Club 4 IESSIE ISONI 108 West 138 Street All Saints C l1lIOllL Action 1 7 Lltm Club 4 A 37. S r. 7. 'l i i . 5 8- ...SS. t- , . . X offv Q . Y .iv qu- 7 l .I 4- ... , ... '... ' 7 - 'll . Q, I ... , ... , 57317. . . 1? 'fffff t . ...Y.C. .3... V X . ... s N ... nv: . n ...12' - I- ' ef I ...ss. I . ' so . ' Q' T ' ' - ' A , 1 ...SS. K in 6 1' 1, 1. 1. .... SS. Fix 7 1 1' ...L ' 2 ... 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NIARH JORDAN 511 NVQ st 118 Strect NIISSIOHS 4 AYIX JOYCE 1947 P xrlt Aw enum All Samts Branc l1'LSlClCI11 7 3 Our L'1clx s Clllld 4 EVELYN JOYCE 540 West 163 Street Holy Tr1n1ty Br inch Clct C lub 1 Vxce Presldent 3 MARX JULIAN 206 VVest 109 Street Holy Trmlty Arbutus 4 FRIEDA lxANlNlLFtER 1573 E'lSt 933 Street Imm lcul rtc C unuptron Br mth Suente Club 4 ANNA 1xA1NE 415 Brook Ax enue All Srunts Branch Cathohc Actlon Club 1 7 IOAY lxA1XL 356 I mst 138 Strect All Sunts Br mth PftSlCllHt 1 Crthoht Attron 1 2 Health Rcpresc nt mu 'S Clic C lub 4 VARY lxANE 475 Ccntr 11 P lrk West Holv Trlnlty Branth Athlctrt Club 1 C rthohc Attlon 1 DOROTHY ICAUFHANN 131 East 118 Street All S unts Br lnth Att! nd mac Ofllcer 4 NILRC1 DLS lx Xl L 7771 NI unung, Strut Imm mu lite Conceptlon Bunch ELIZABFTH 1xAN A1NAUCH 86 VV'iclsxnorth Ax enue Holx Trrmtx Branch A MARGARET ICEELIN 1287 Sll1lxCSDC11l'C Avenue Imrnatulrtc Conuptlon Brmth Hlstorx Club 4 Our Lady s Culld 4 MARILYN JAClxSON 319 West 13 Street Samt Joseph s Branch Clee Club 1 Vocatlon Club 1 N41ss10n Represent ltlxe 3 Our Ladys Curld 4 BARBARA JANIS 1501 'Wetropohtan Avenue Immaculrte Comeptlon Brmth Attendance Officer Health Representatlve 1 Our Lady s Cuxld 4 DOLORES JEN1xI1NS 502 NVcst 139 Street H0 y Frrmts Br mth Athlctxc C lub 1 Dr un rtrc Club 1 ISABEL JENNINGS 303 West 118 Street Ho y Trrnrty Branch Dramatrc Club 1 Scxence Club 4 ROBERTA JOHNSON 347 Flrst Avenue Samt Joseph s Branch Presldent 2 Vocatron Club 2 Attendance Officer 4 JUDITH JONES 30 Baxter Avenue New Hyde Park L Is SS Peter md Pruls Branch Scxence C lub 4 qo- QS l' -X K L. 'z - ' 1 - -4 , , . I J' 1' -I 1: '. . l , A 1 ' , .' .... . X: 1' ' A h .A ... . -1. Q 4 1 ' , - 1' ' ' . h -A EJ , ' ' Z...7... . J 1' . I' ....-N ' . Z.. J uv W ,Ak ' a , X Branch . . . Drauhutic Club . . . Catholic.Action Club 1 z. in ul. fx at L V Y vu- 7 ug- Ll K 'H' Y - .MV M lv Zio' ,,-.',,4., z 5 X 1- - . J 1 1 .A 0 . ' Ii X ' ...egg .2 'f 1'- 4 , , , , , Fw 6 5 1-...A...1. - -,pr , ' Q ' 2. z'. ' J n 1 , --I oyaf to your golf! ana! olue No one in 601 was afraid of the witches and goblins on Halloween. They cele- brated on the roof. VIRGINIA KEELING . . . 2055 McGraw Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Arbutus 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Attendance Officer 4. ELIZABETH KELLY . . . ITS Vlcst 227 Street . . . lloly Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1. KATHLEEN KELLY . . . T85 East 151 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . President 4. MARGARET KELLY . . . 2385 Grand Concourse . . . Immaculate Branch. MARGARET L. KELLY . . . 70-37 Olcott Street, Forest Hills, L. I .... A. A. I . . . Our Ladyis Guild 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . President 4 . . . Red Cross 2. RUTH KELLY . . . 2566 Bainbridge Avenue . . , Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Mission Representative I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His- tory Club 4. URSULA KELLY . . . 2680 Heath Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conoeption Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S. 3. VIRGINIA KENNEDY . . . 2453 Valintine Avenue . . Immaculate Conception Branch. CONSTANCE KENNELTY . . . 619 West 175 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1.2 . . , llt-nltli Rcpresentatix c 3. Enjoying popular music at lunchtime is a favorite as- time of Harriet DeBl3ois, Catherine McHugh, Evelyn Sica, Jacqueline Philbin, Catherine Trier, and Dorothy Rocco. 'T' C- L- 1 L 4.67 12 muy.. - if U Jfff, . ,,A.. . I I -IW' 03 q,. Q9-. 67 'ti' in. YT., - 7 rm rm is 7 lv- 1 fr K, 'Yea, team! were the loud anxious cries of the cheer- leaders as Cathedral gained two points in the tense game against Sacred Heart of Mary. Although Terry Court- ney U31 and Carole Afllado C131 with thc aid of the rest of thc tc-am workccl harcl, this was out- of thc few games Cathedral lost. 40' 'S Q ELEANOR KENNY . . . 71 Vermilyea Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Health Cub 1 . . . Debate Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARY KEOGH . . . 307 Eastern Parkway . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Our Lady s Guild 3, 4 . . . Vice-President 1 . . . President 3. EILEEN KILLILEA . . . 605 West 178 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . Mission Representative 4. MARY KILMARTIN . . . 502 Amsterdam Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Attendance OHicer3, 4 . . . Y. C. S. 2. GLADYS KING . . . 108-33 159 Street . Jamaica. L. I. . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 2, 3 . . . French Club 4 . . . Debate Club 4 . . . Arbutus 4. JULIA KISSANE . . . 1848 East 177 Street . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARY KISSANE . . . 147 West 108 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Athletic Club 2. MILDRED KRALJIC . . . 503 West 22 Street . . . Saint Ioseph Branch . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Vice-President 2 . . . History Club 4. MARY KRAUSS . . . 3058 Third Avenue . . . Saints Peter and Paul Branch . . . History Club 4. IOAN KRESS . .' . 225 West 106 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . Health Representative 4 . . . Spires 3. FLORENCE KLOSOWSKA . . . 150 East 7 Street . . . Saint Joseph Branch . . . Glee Club 1, 2 L . . Vocation Club 2. MARY KNOWLES . . . 162 West 96 Street . . . Saint Anne High School . . . Penn . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Choral Club 2 . . . Science Club 2. no YG gg. ?3.,'7' 'E gx M .r . Q: Eval Xlurgarct Aclalllis. Clcraldiiuv Alla-n. Gloria Smitli, Mary Small, ,luliai Nh-clagliu, Alice Donoglnie. and Marlene Bigurd admire thc liturgi- cal symbols wliilc Slieilu Slicclmn liunds loan Murray the paint to complete lu-r drawing portraying time Tlirce Persons of the Blessed Trinity. TOP ROVV: IOSEPHINE KXVASNICKA . . . 229 East 7th Street . . . Saint Joseph . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Latin Club 4. NORMA LA CATENA . . . 3986 Bronxwood Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Vice-President 1. CAROLINE LAISO . . . 1265 Nelson Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception . . . Librarian I. 2 . . . Red Cross 4. PHYLLIS LAMBERT . . . 202 West 80th Street . . . Holy Trinity . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . A. A. I. MARCELLA LANE . . . 2737 Marion Avenue . . . Holy Trinity . . . Glee Club 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . Attendance Officer 2. ALICE LANG , . . 397 East 153 Street . . . Immaculate Conception . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . President 2 . . . Arbutus 4 , . . Science Club 4 . . . Vice-President 4 . . . Mission Representative 4. ,f 71? 1' 6- ar'- BOTTOM ROXV: HELEN LARKIN . . . 1372 Ogden Avenue . . . Holy Trinity . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 3, 4. ,IUDITH LARKIN . . . 1728 Hobart Avenue . , . Im- maculate Conception . . . Mission Representative 4. PATRICIA LARKIN . . . 605 East 135th Street . . . All Saints. PATRICIA LAURATO . . . 309 East 120th Street . . . All Saints . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Vice-President 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. KATHLEEN LAVERY . . . 568 Columbus Avenue . . . Holy Trinity . . . Catholic Action I . . . Mission Representa- tive 1, 2 . . . Glee Club 1 .... A ttendance Officer 2 . . . Athletic Club 1. ANNA MARIE LAZZARO . . . 108 Pitt Street . . . Saint Joseph . . .Vocation Club 1. CL 'ii fb QX T' '51- 741754'-'wi-fr ' is ylolcfing lulglz truths stancfarc! origlzt Barbara McGrath, Ianice Coins, Nora O'Ca1laghan, Ann McEnroy, Mary Thomp- son and Lois Edmondson fsiffinab gladly display the beanicsi' which Cathedra- lights will wear to the Cath- edral. M, we ,fix . 1' QI REGINA LEAHY . . . 10 Post Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch. IOAN LEE . . . 69 West 106 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Missions 3, 4. BRIGID LENNON . . . 1345 Plimpton Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch . . . President 1. NORA LEON . . . 201 East 97 Street . . . St. Peter, S. I. . . . Debate Club 3, 4. CAROL LEVETT . . . 558 Brook Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Y. C. S. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. RUTH LEWIS . . . 783 East 168 Street . . . All Saints Branch. TERESA LEWIS . . . 2238 Morris Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Glee Club 4. HELEN LIGUORI . . . 1930 Grand Concourse . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . A. A. 4 . . . Missions 4 . . . President 1, 2, 3. ANASTASIA LOFTUS . . . 105 Audubon Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice-President 1 . . . Athletic Club 1 . . .Latin Club 4. IACQUELINE LONG 593 St Anns Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Hlstory Club 4 NIARY LONG 511 VVest 171 Street Holy Trrmty Branch Athletlc Club 1 JOAN LONCOBARDI 229 Hudson Street Iosephs Branch Vocatlon Club 1 2 Cathollc Actlon 1 2 Dramatrc Club 1 2 Hrstory Club 4 Classrcal Club 4 l MARIE LOPEZ 110 East 116 Street All Samts Branch French Cluu 1 A A 4 XIARCARET LOUGHLIN 703 Creenwrch Street St Iosephs Branch Clee Club 1 2 Dramatlc Club 2 4 NIOREEN LOUCHLIN 33 Post Avenue Holy Trmrty Brlnch Athletlc Club 1 Presrdent 2 JOAN LYDON 1981 La Fontame Avenue Peter and Paul Branch Health Representatrve 1 4 Sclence Club 4 Our Ladys Gulld 4 MARIE LYDON 349 East 142 Street All Sarnts Branch ANNA LYNCH 971 Amsterdam Avenue Holy za., I' Tflnlty Branch French Club 4 Athletic Club 2 KATHLEEN LYNCH 545 East 146 Street Salnts Branch MARY LYNCH 215 West 108 Street Holy Tnnrty Branch Dramatlc Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 SDIIBS 3 Mlssrons Reprcsentatxve 4 MARY E LYNCH 1174 Clay Avenue All S3lntS Branch Vrce Presldent 1 Health Representatrve 2 PATRICIA L1 lXf H 1030 Moms Parlt Avenue SS Peter and Paul Branch Llbrary Asslstant 2 Hlstorv Club 4 PATRICIA A LYNCH 528 West 51 Street Josephs Branch Cathollc Action 2 Presldent 4 Our Lady s Gurld 4 DOROTHY LYONIS 167 West 98 Street Holy Trmxty Branch A A 1 3 4 ELEAINOR LYOINS 222 East 188 Street m maculate Conceptron Branch T GRACE LYOINS 329 East 14:1 Street Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Clee Club 1 French Club 3 4 Arbutus 4 Sclence Club 4 3. 5 S PATRICIA LYONS 1838 Pauldmg Avenue llgtcr and Pxul Br lnch Class Tre lsurer 4 4, Q fm! an K. ' ...SL Q U I ' Dc , , . , , ' , 7 st ' I s ' A 5 3 4' . ...sc 9' 5' 11 I4 ' 'I ' ' ... . . , , . nl Y H ,. ag, A . .-. -1 s.. ' V - ' 1' ' ...SS. ' 71 A I WW' AD PATRICIA MQCANIN 760 Ea t 182 Street Peter and I 'lul Branch History Club 4 EVELYN MCCABTHY 3287 Hull Avenue H0 y Trinity Branch Catholic Actlon 1 A A 1 Y C S 2 HELEN McLARTHY 1120 Woodycrcst Avenue Immaculate Conception Br meh Clee Club History Club 4 A A 4 Science Club 4 Red Cross 3 JOAN MCCARTHY 323 East 62 Street St Joseph Branch Vocation Club 1 President 2 Mrs slons 4 MARY JANE MCCARTHY . . . 1162 Hoe Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Science Club 4. THERESA MCCARTHY . . . 3318 Perry Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . . . . . . History Club 4. BARBARA MCCORMACR . . . 877 Tinton Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Oflicer 2. CATHERINE MCDERMOTT . . . 510 West 171 Street . . . Holy Cross Academy . . . Our Ladys Sodality 2. EILEEN McDERMO'I'T . . . 897 Targ,ee Street Staten Island . . . St. Joseph Branch . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Health Representative 1 . . . Science Club 4. ROSEMARY MCDERMOTT . . . 510 VVest 171 Street . . . Holy Cross Academy . . . A. A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Sodality 2. MARIE ML-DONACII . . . 487 Minneford Avenue. CORINNE MLDONNELL . . . 129 Saint Nicholas Avenue ...A.A.1. K' BARBARA MacNEIL 2101 Harrison Avenue Holy Trinity Branch A A 1 Dramatic Club I JOAN MCADAMS 1308 Second Avenue St Joseph Branch Presldent 1 4 Clee Club 1 NIARY MCANDREVVS 670 East 141 Street Saints Branch JAYNE MQCABE 128 East 112 Street Peekskrll High School Attendance Officer 3 MARY MCCABE 442 East 184 Street SS Peter and Paul Branch MARGARET McCANN 852 Amsterdam Avenue Holy Trinity Branch A A 1 ' lg cf' ' 71 V'-, Qi 4' 'P CECILIA MCDOVVELL . . . 301 West 139 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. CATHERINE INICELHONE . . . 460 East 137 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Y. C. S. 2. AGNES MCELROY . . . 357 East 163 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice-President 1. ANN MCENROY . . . 314 East 52 Street . . . Y. C. S. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. CATHERINE MCERLEAN . . . 1530 Overing Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch. ANITA MCGANN . . . 502 West 179 Street . . . Missions 4. MARIE MCCILL . . . 2483 Tiebout Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch . . . Class Librarian 1 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Red Cross 3. MARY McGLYNN . . . 500 East 163 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. BARBARA MCCRATH . . . 109 Morningside Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Dramatic Club 1. In 7 3 -X ixxzfr- as gm 3 fl I B5 Idlewilde and these lassies are prepar- ing to leave on a trip. Rose Marie Pan- zarella and Ada Feola, as we see them mirrored'i here, are putting finishing touches to their kerchiefs before going out into the wind. XVIIU could resist sna nping this pic-ture that captures T. Ncineolzl. E. Collins, NI, li, Nt-im-cek, D. Spiropaiulus, J. Ewing, j. lsom :incl E, Conliffcc of 601 with that carefree look? W? 1- Qi MARY MCHUGH 565 West 175 Street Holy Trmlty Branch Athletrc Club 1 Dramatrc Club 1 JOAN MCILREE 169 Avenue C Samt Josephs Branch Health Representatrve 1 Cathollc Actron Club 2 Hrstory Club 4 C S FRANCES MCKENNA 1108 Clay Avenue Peter and Paul Branch Swrmmmg Club 2 3 4 Our Lady s Culld 4 Orchestra 4 Scrence Club 4 JOAN MCKENNA 2155 Gleason Avenue m maculate Conceptron Branch MISSIONS 3 MARGARET INICRENNA 200 West 100 Street Holy Trmlty Branch Athletrc Club 1 MARY MCKENNA 426 VVeSt 259 Street maculate Conceptxon Branch Health Representatxve 3 Our Lady s Gurld 4 GERTRUDE MCREON 507 West 169 Street Holy Tflnlfy Branch Health Representative 1 Athletrc Club 1 Treasurer 1 2 WINIFRED McLOONE 1068 Intervale Avenue SS Peter and Paul Branch Presrdent 2 EVELYN MCLOUGHLIN 262 Logan Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Nl XR3 ll' AXNI' Xia NI XIION 9400 Fxelclston Road Presrdent 2 French Club 4 Latm Club 4 Suence Club 4 BEATRICE MCNIAINUS 2524 Creston Axenue Immacullte Corceptron Branch Red Cross 3 History Club 4 JOAIN 'NICNAMARA 264 East 1.99 Street Hoy Trmltx Branch Athletlc Club 1 74 W MAUREEN MCCRATH 871 Trffany Street Immaculate Conceptron Branch Our Ladys Culld 4 Y C S 3 4 SHEILA MCCRATH 2667 Klngsbrrdge Terrace Bxshop McDonnell Memorral Hrgh School THERESA MCCRATH 84 West 103 Street Ho y Tnmty Branch Presrdent 1 Athletxc Club 2 'VIARCUERITE MCGREEVY 1124 Woodycrest Ave nue Immaculate Conceptxon Branch Treasurer 2 Vlce Presldent 4 JOSEPHINE MCCUINNESS 1211 Washmgton Avenue S Athletrc Club 1 CATHERINE MCHUCH 268 Alexander Avenue All Salnts Branch Cathollc Actron 2 Our Ladys Gulld 4 Q joan XVarcl, Madeleine dc Persia and Isolina Ycnturini. listen to tlic cxplana tion being given by Miss Marie Hale our gracious spcccli teaclu-r. XVitli worry tossed to the wind F. Clark M. Franklin, C. Paluskia, E. Cronihie. A. Fcola and R. M. Panzarclla of 601 chatter much ado about nothing. CATHERINE MCNERNEY . . . 201 West 84 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . History Club 4 . . . Attendance Oflicer 3, 4 . . . Health Representa- tive 2,3. EILEEN MCNERNEY . . . 425 VVest 56 Street St Joseph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Science Club 4. MARY MCNERNEY . . . 525 11 Street, Brooklyn . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Spires 3, 4. MARY MCNULTY . . . 545 East 144 Street . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch. KATHLEEN MCPADDEN . . . 1426 Beach Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Latin Club 4 . . Science Club 4. HELEN XICTAGGART . . . 558 West 164 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Debate Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . President 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Mission Representative 2. EILEEN MCVEY . . . 2323 Davidson Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. FRANCES MACAR1 . . . 154 VVeSt 68 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. JOAN MADDEN . . . 536 Isham Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Association 1. Fffnt Qgjtriving ever or the right '27 6- . '35 .. .,!. L .X I Inclustrious during lunch? Not too 111uch so-NI. Hogan, AI. Yacgcr. C. O,Hara, KI. XVil- liiuns. P. Housenian, A. Royrie, C Xv.1gIIOlIC. E. Bren- 11:111, L. Aniaclco, Al. Fethcr- stun :incl C. Afflzllo. The smiling group of 505 SCUIII xcry plcasc-cl 11t their SllL'L't'SNllll gittm-111pt i11 l111ilcl- ing ll llllllltill pf ftlllllll. MARGARET MACORRIAN . . . 1570 Bathgate Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. FLORENCE KIAIIONEY . . . T51 St. Annls Avenue . . . - 5-' l SS, Pe-tcr ancl Paul Branch . . . Stuclcnt Council 1, 2 . . . ks ,yy f fi fa V-,-I ice I rcsic1cnt2 . . . President 4. BARBARA MAJOROSSY . . . 316 East G5 Street . . . I. A. 1,2 . . .Science Club 4. CHRISTINE MAJOROSSY . . . 316 East 65 Street . . . I. A. 1, 2. . .Science Club 4. ANNE MALLEY . . . 510 VVest 171 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch .... A thletic Club l . . . Dramatic Club I . . . History 4 . . . Y. C. S. 4. CATHERINE MALLCN . . . 551 VVeSt 169 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Vice- Presiclent 1 . . . Health Representative 1. JANE MALLON . . . 1715 St. Petcrls Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch. KATHLEEN MALONEY . . . 1842 Moliner Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Health Representa- tive 1 . . . Mission Representative 2. ROSE NIALTESE . . . 339 East 104 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. NIARY NIALIIXN 191 Brown Place All Samts Branch NIARYLOU NI ANL1 of Arc Iunxor Hlgh ISILI' I' N Xl X01 IBIS joseph s Br inch 1190 Flfth Avenue can 537 Ent 19 Strut Samt ADELIINE MARAINO 183 Niulberry Street XIARI A NI Allf IN Ak Immaculate Lonceptlon Br lnch Latm Club 4 ROSENIARIE MARROIN 368 St Ann s Aunue All Salnts Branch Cftthollc Actxon 1 7 French 1 9 Xrbntus 4 S ance C lub 1 1930 Anthony Axcnuc IOANI NIARTIIN 2.714 Crugcr Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch Volley Ball Team 1 Gee Club 1 Presldent 1 A A 4 Vlce Pres1dent3 4 NIABLIL NIARTIN 709 NN ftdsworth Ax enue Holy TIIDIU Branch A A 1 Clee Club 1 History Club 4 VIARY MARTINEZ 207 VVest 102 Street Ho y Tr1n1tv Branch Basketball 1 W' fu IN fm 77 -cr' 'f'?c.2w IOYCE MARTINS 534 East 138 Street All Salnts Br IIILII Our Ladys Culld CATHERINE XIARTORANO 1776 Gleason Avenue A A 4 BARBARA NIATSON 644 Eagle Avenue macullte COHCGPIIOH Branch Dramatle Club 2 French Club 3 4 A A 3 4 Our Ladys Culld 3 4 DOLOHES XIAY 047 East 11 Street St Josephs Branch HISIOIQ Club 4 Pl'6SldCHt 1 CAROLE MAYO 763 Fox Street Immaculate Conceptxon Branch Glee Club 2 JULIA NIEDACLIA 1807 Westchester Avenue Immaculate Conceptxon Branch 'vhssxon Representa tl e 1 2 SCIPHCC Club 4 C r Lady s Culld 4 NIARY NIEEHAN 700 XVest 170 Street Holy Trlmtw Branch Dramatlc Club 1 NIAHIE, ROSE NIIANO 1a70 Benson Street Immacullte Conceptlon Br meh Glec Club 2 RITA NIILETI 3334 xVllSOI1 Awenuc Immaculate Conccptlon Branch SDIICS Staff 3 4 77 ik 5- R 8' ev- MARY MIRANDA . . . 236 East 15 Street . Peekslull High School. . . President 1. CAMILLE MITAROTONDO . . . 1991 Bathgate Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul. . . A. A. 4 . . . Y. C. S. 4. ANGELA MITOROTONDO . . . 153 Schofield Street . . . Latin Club . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. IHMGAHD MOCK . . . 326 Ninth Avenue . . . St Ioseph s Branch . . . Clee Club 1, 2. IEANNE MOESER . . . S30 Seaman Avenue Hoy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Attendance Officer 3. MAHCRET MOHENC . . . 2125 Amsterdim Axcnue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 MARY MOLONEY . . . 2110 Starling Avenue m maculate Conception Branch . . . Clee Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Varsity 4 . . . Spires 3, 4 OfHcer 3, 4. . . . Attendance ANNE MOLLOY . . . 345 East 193 Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Ladyis Guild. BERNADETTE MONNIER . . . 80 VVeSt 94 Street Holy Trinity Branch . . . Clee Club 1 . . . Science Club 4 SYLVIA MONSANTO . . . 231 East 110 Street Mother Cabrini School . . . A. A. 4 . . . Science Club 4 MILDRED MONTALBANO . . . 325 East 21 Street St. Jost-ph's Branch . . . President 1, 2, 3 . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Red Cross 4 ANNA MONTUORI . . . 64 East Tremont Avenue Immaculate Conception Branch . . . A. A.3 Standing on Cathedrals roof, Carole Orlando, Lucille For- tunato, Hose Maltese. Ioan Christopher and Mary Ber- guuiiui exchange their wallets to pcclc at cach othcr's pic- tures. Our campus, tht- roof. giics thciu a vcry uniquc out- linc of thc skyscrapcrs of New York. The background in this picture includes the N.B,C. and R.C.A. buildings, aucl the dome of Saint Bar- tlioloiiiews. gms f i Hilti, Gatlzecfral you will ever e Ann Nloraske. a typical senior of 601, intensely exaxnines the senior Sl'tt1UIlOf a previous yL'lll'lS Spires. Tl1e yearliook is always of greatest interest to tlic seniors lmeeanse they are anxious to see how the l1igl1ligl1ts :incl activities of the past year were presentecl. TOP RONV: BOTTOM ROYV: NIARCARET MOOH.-XX . . . 141 YVeSt 101 Street BR1DCET MOROXEY . . . 460 East 139 Street . . .All Holy Trinity Branch . . . Clee Cluh 1, 2. Saints Branch . . . Presiclent 2 . . . Librarian 2 . . . History Jon MOONIS . . . 1345 Plinipton Avenue . . . Im- Clubt niaeulate Conception Branch . . . Health Representative JOAN MORRISSEY 1 U ' 1256 Nelson Avenue . - . Holy 1 ' ' ' French Club 4 ' ' ' Science Club 4' Trinity Branch . . , Clee Club 1 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . BARBARA MORAN . . . 471 East 137 Street . . . All Hl5t0fY Club 4- Sz't:B' -l ...O Lad' G'ld3,4...M Rggsenrtffgfvl 1 9 if I YS ul Mm MARY MORHISSEY . . . 496 East 162 suffer . . . ss. C 'H' Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representative 4. BERNICE MORAN . . . 155 VVest 99 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch .... -X . A. 1 . . . Catholic Action 1 . . . TIIERESA MUELLER . . . 135-27 96' Place, Ozone Park, Our Lady's Guild -1 . . . Mission Representative 1. L, Ig .,,, C100 Club 1, 2 , , , CJ,-1,-lwgfm :By 4, ANNE MORASKE . . . 3166 Rawlins Avenue . . . Im- , . . v .... . rnaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice-President 2, 3. MAL BEEN MULCAHY ' ' ' OO ll est 46 Street' iigrgx MQRIAMY , , . 180.3 Archer Street , , l Im- BEATRICE NIULLANY . . . 67 west 109 street . . . niaculate Conception Branch . . . Mission Representative Holi' Tfililtb' B1'HHCl1 1 - - D1'2lmHfiC Clllb 1 - - - Afhl9tiC 1, 2, Club 1 . . . Health Representative 4 . . . President 3. lvl 8 is 3 'E' um-'rdf- Sister Nlirx FIIHPHK 1140111 ruecl Nllrw Hof 111111 nts Hopt I on glll l1lltlllllj.,I'lIl1 uul nge Bm mr CI x 1 T1 nutis on the roof' Clllfllg tliur frm pcriocl P-YI RICI-X NILI LIXS 510 V e9t 183 Street Holx Iruutx Br Ultll Athletic Club 1 VIISSIOHS 4 BETTX NIUNSLLL 3911 Seton -M enue Arbutus 4 Suence Club 4 IRFNE NIURPH1 310 COI'HH'l0IlW6'lltl'l Avenue Illllllltlllltli' Conception Brmcb Clee Club 1 Atl1lt tit Club 1 7 3 President 1 Suence Club 4 Baafvf H ,L 4.t., ,.:.l MAIOAN MURPHY . , . 464 East 1:39 Street . . . All Saints Branch. MARf'ARl1T MURPHY . . . 1165 Sb'llceSpe'1re Avenue... Holy Trinity Bl lllCl1 . . . f:'ltl10liC Action 1 . . . Athletic C 1 1 I . . . Df'lI1ltliiL' Club 1 . . . Clcc Club 2. A .Xlilllflfx Nllfnl Y . . . 1482 Tllirtl IXYPIIIIC . . . Holy 'i ity Rrau - ....... . . . D iuintic Club 1 . . . Yifl'-lTL'SiL1Cl'lt2. j04N MURRAY . . . 319 East 191 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch ...1 A thlctic Club 1 . . . Dramatic Club 1 ...Our Lady s Cuild 4. PATRICIA MURRAY . . . T88 Fox Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Dramatic Club 2. FRANCES MUZZETTO . . . 13 -l0neS Street . . . St. josepifs Branch . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Catholic Action 1 .... X. A. 4 . . . History Club 4 . . Arbutus 4 . . . Y. CI. 3 . . . Recl Cross 53. 'W 1 'C' NIARI 'NEYLON 372 VVest 11 Street St Iosepbs Branch Glef Club 1 17 Xocltlon Club 1 Cqthoht kctmn C lub 7 Illstorx Club 4 Clflsslcal Club 4 NIAR1 ANN NOCFTTI 11 Carrnlnc Street Ioseph s Bmnch XIOCTIIOII Club 1 Clthohc ACIIOH Presltlent 4 IUXE 'NOISILTTIN 430 If lst 103 Strcet All Silnts Brinch Secrstlrs 1 Clthohc Action 7 Heilth Reprcscntltlxe 3 1 Sclcncc Club 4 Our Lxclys Cullcl 4 NIARC AHET NOLAIN 394 Elst 138 Strect Snunts Brlnch Our Lwdx s Clllld 4 IIISIOYN 1 4 C IIIIIS I INE O BRIFN 149141st82 Strcct Ho s TTIIIICN Brunch Orchestrl 3 4 Glcc Club 1 Our Lulx s CIIIIC1 3 4 Vu: Prcsrdcnt 4 PATRIC I-K U BRIFN D74 Vtst 116 Strut Ho S I'II1lfN Brlnch A A CORNYI IROC A11 -KCH-KN C' 1 lst 119 Strut All S unts Brrnch Illstorx Club 4 'NORA O C ALLAGHAIN 4464 Plflx Axcnuc SS lull r lI1ClPllIlBI'lI1Cl1 NIARI CDC -XRROLL my 'Xlnstcrcluu Axenuc St ostphs Hlgh School Irelxncl Cnthohc Actron 1 Frznch Club 4 Latm Club 4 CAITIIFRINE OCONXELL D14 Vest 184 Street Iloh TIIDIIW Brlnch Athletlc Club 1 NI-XRCARFT OCOXNELL 318 Exst 37 Street THFRFSE OCONNFLL 678 TlllI'C1 Axenue Our Ltuh s GllllC1 3 4 I...1t1n Club 4 Vrce Presx dent 1 Drimltlc Club 3 4 FLIZ-XBETII N XSOPI' 986 Second Axenue Latin Club 4 llccl Cross 4 CR 'ICE NE 411 741 I lst 87 Strcet French Club Sc rung, C lub 3 Our Llclx S Cullcl 4 Science Club 4 Ihcl C ross 4 Spnres 4 CIHERES-X 'NFBIOLO D9 61 Downing Street St Josephs Br unch Cleo C lub 7 French Club 4 Intln Club 1 NIARYROSE NFNIFC EIC 181 X emuls ea Axenue Holy TTIHIU Bmnch Our Ladys Culld Hefrlth 11 prcsentntne 1 Mrssron Representa tel? ANN 'NEI ILLE 719 11 nrchng Parlc Immwculate Conceptlon Br lnch PATRICIA NEYVCONIB 18 Stuuesant Otal ortan Hlgh School Yonkers Ban 1 2 3 Gee C 17 1 7 Chou 'S Our Lads s Curld 4 4' Tl i 19 fb K -1 ' , .. - vt lv. ,..1..-'lb' ' Iv- 1 S , 3...'- fl ' ' 6 . -rw ... 7 A -.. ,7 . - -ll H. .R 1, A 2 . , . - i- N ' , :Liga S--5,4-' . Z ' . , . A ... . . fp Nd jd' . . . . ' , -. U I 7,,' ' . ' ...A.A.1... ' ' 3.,-1... . 9 ', 4 ,jf IV 1 , N I A ' I I U, , K , . 5 . We 'fi G ' I , d,, 'E I 111 . ' '. A 4 1 'I in . , . 4 7 -' ' ' Q - 1 ' r'1'.' 1, ' ...St. 'R r . . . . , .. I . 5 . A -. I f f 7 T' if -' ' .'. J A ll . 3 I, 1' - ' 'J ...All Q V K A 'C' . I ' '. 21: T' -- Ig -3 f V 111- ,' 5' O.. '-1, ..' 4 A 1 . .1. , I 'Ir 1 ..'.,,u11i1: 77..' V -- v , .. ,. . eb - . . . - . 7-fa 1 1- '- ' 5 -1- . ,Q . K 1 V ,h X. QC' V' .jr . , . ,. ' Y , , ,' 1' .... '- , . 3, an S ,. .. 4, 'J lf Te . . 6- f . ,, , . f' ff DOROTHY 0'DONNEl,L . . . 568 VVeSt 173 Street Ilolv Triuitv Branch . . . Vice-President 1 . . Athletic Cluh 1 . I MARGARET CYDONNELL . . . 2033 McGraw Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice-President 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ANNA KYDXVYER . . . 329 East 92 Street . . . St Joseph s Branch . , . Vocation 1, 2 . . . Glec Cluh 2 . . Mission Representative 3, 4. MARY O'FL.-XIIERTY .... 5 00 NVest 17:3 Street Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1. CATHERINE CYHAIRE . . . 485 East 140 Street Saints Branch . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Club 4 Our Lady's Guild 4. EILEEN O'HARA . . . 342 East 53 Street . . . Our Ladys Guild 4 . . . A. A. 2. GENEVIEVE O'lIARA . . . 2461 Second Avenue All Saints Branch . . . Our Ladfs Guild 4. HELEN O'HARA . . . 840 Grand Concourse Peter and Paul Branch. ANN UKANE . . . 2888 East 194 Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President 1. ur s moofo li e an constancf, 31 'iYVhere there is love, there is no labor rings true as H. Gorman, U. Kelly, Y. Cuttitu, NI. DiBclla and F. Macari-prepare the shrine in 502. The camera has captured hut a fleeting moment for E. Kelly. 1. Burke. YV. OiToole, E. Roeckell and G Nlartarnudo of 505. The hat-kgrouud from Arabian Nights mingled with modern design still keep A. YVard, I. Xie-Cfahe. B. Foley and A. Stack of 508 at pictures. DOROTHY O'KANE . . . 639 East 140 Street . . . All Saints Branch. . . Y. C. S. 4. HELEN O'KEEFE . . . 2537 Decatur Avenue . . . Im- maculate Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 2 . . . A. A. 1, 2 . . . Mission Representative 1. JULIA O'KEEFE . . . 631 East Sixtll Street . . . St. Ioseph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . , . History Club 4 . . , Athletic Club 2. MARY OREEFE 104 NVest 89 Street Holy Trinity Bmnch Athletic Club 1 Glee Club 1 RITA OLLIVIERRE 2077 Enghth Avenue H0 y Trmlty Branch Dramatic Club I Our Ladys Guilcl 2 3 S Latin Club 4 THERESA OLNIEDA 535 YVest 163 Street oseph s Br inch 3 TERESA OLOUGHLIN 579 East 161 Street SS Peter and Paul Branch Missions 3 IOANNE OMEARA 751 St Anns Avenue Peter and Paul Branch Llbrary Assistant 2 Athletic Club Z X ice President 1 Historv Club 4 FLORENCE O NEILL 1092 Anderson Avenue Immaculate Conception Branch Glee Club 1 Science Club 4 Our Lady s Guild 4 Qs 'sl 'N va E VI df' IDB W pffv J 7 J MARGARET O NEILL East 118 Street Saints Branch A NIAUREEIN ONEILL 472 East 83 Street Saints Branch History Club 4 Health Representa tive 4 ROSEMARY O REILL1 701 11 est 91 Street H0 X Trinity Branch Athletic Club 1 Our Lady s Guild 4 RUTH O REILL1 701 XX est 91 Street Holv Trinity Branch Athletic Club 1 Red Cross 4 Our Lady s Guild 4 CAROLE ORLANIDO 183 Avenue A St Ioseph s Branch Catholic Action Club 1 Vocation Club 2 Our Lady s Guild 4 IACQUELINE ORLANDO 389 East 198 Street Immaculate Conception Branch Glee Club 2 YCS4 IOSEPHIINE ORLANDO 7780 Bathgate Avenue SS Peter and Plul Brunch Student Council 2 PATRICIA ORNISTON 1103 Ogden Ayenue Immaculate Conception Br inch X ice President 3 Missions 3 ANY XI-XRIE OROURRE 160 Nagle Avenue Holy Trinity Branch Catholic Action Club 1 Pres1dent2 83 ...-YlC..3... 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' ' ...111 ...All N sg 1 ' ...Y.C.S.2,3...A. 6 :lr ' L I 1 L' 1 ...A11 I 1 ' - l, gh I . 1 L' . , Q. , . . -r , IU' CARMEN PAGAN 282 Cypress Avenue Salnts Branch Our Lady s Gurld 4 IUDITH PAGAN 426 West 27 Street SS Peter and Paul Branch Joseph s Branch Glee Club 1 SYLVIA PAGNIOTTA 29 Carmrne Street Josephs Branch Vocatlonal Club 1 Treasurer 1 Vrce Presrdent 4 Our Lady s Gurld 4 ROSE MARIE PANZARELLA 1610 Metropohtan Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch French Club 4 Vxce Presrdent Latrn Club 4 Re Cross 4 CARMEN PARDINAS 157 West 62 Street Joseph s Branch ELMA PASQUINELLI 311 East 61 Street INELDA PASQUIINI 082 East 139 Street Peter and Paul Branch Latln Club 4 French Club Scrence Club 4 Our Lady s Gulld 4 LUZ PAYRO 104 West 89 Street Holy Tnmty Branch Athletrc Club 1 Attendance Ollicer 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 LIGIA PELCER 539 West 144 Street Holy Tnnrty Branch Dramatlc Club 1 Cathollc Actron Club 1 A A 4 Red Cross 4 MARY ANNE PENDERGAST 1719 Barnes Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon Branch JOSEPHINE PEREZ 506 West 135 Street joseph s Branch Glee Club 1 GLORIA O ROURKE 116 West 91 Street Ho y Trlmty Branch A A 1 MISSIONS 4 MURIEL OSBORN 322 East 173 Street m maculate Conception Branch Athletlc Club 1 'VIARY OSHEA 2533 Amsterdam Avenue Holy Trmlty Branch Dramatxc Club 1 Athletlc Club 1 EILEEN OSULLIVAN 1469 St Nlcholas Avenue Holy Trrnrty Branch Athletrc Club 1 Hlstory Club 4 Attendance Officer Vrce Presldent 2 WINIFRED OTOOLE 371 East 179 Street Peter and Paul Branch Hrstory Club 4 OLGA PADILLA 236 East 15 Strect Pearl R1verH S :fs Qu 454 ' ' 1 , I 4 ...1- . U , ,L ' Vg' + . 'X ' ...SS. I . . . . . . . . All . 5 MARGARET PAGLIUSO . . . 333 East 14 Street . . . St. N C I ' ...St. . A 5 1 ' ... S 7- ...SS. M S 4... ' ' ' H ar . , Q 0 , I '59 6 G- ' X ...St. ' A ,A- I ,K I l'crli.ips XlNll.tll7lIlQ tlit- fruits of his aiwc-iiispiriii! re-trciit Fntiii-r Uxuii St.iiii.iii iinpiiily' 2.110 into tlic 1'li1IlI'L l.isti-iiiiiq with r.ipt.ittci1tion.Cf. Liiiso. K. l .irrcll. I. B.ist.iiri. KI. liiirlxc, G. XIII?-iiiiicll. IJ. Bi-iitlcx, ll. l'i-triicclli. lf. K.ix.iii.ii1ii. of G05 .irc Qutiicriiig lxiiimicclln' iii .iii iiitcrcstiiig Iiiiglisli in-riucl. f .434 1: 1 1 . Q MARTHA PERI . . . 1079 Simpson Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . A. A. 1, 2. RUTH PETERS . . . 302 West 78 Street . . . Long Beach High School . . . Y. C. S. 3 . . . A. A, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. ROSEMARY PETRUCELLI . . . 646 East 182 Street . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 1, 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. IACQUELINE PHILBIN . . . 2550 Creston Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1. MABEL PHILLIPS . . . 1061 Boston Road . . . All Saints Brunch . . . Catholic Action 1 , . . Scicncc Club 4. IRENE PINNA . . . 3057 Villa Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Red Cross 4. CATIIEHINE PIPARO . . . 537 East I1 Street . . . St. jose-ph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1, 2 . . . Cl-ee Club 1 , . . A,A. 1, 2 . . . Catholic Action 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild -1. NON.-X PLESSNER . . . 349 East 154 Street . . . Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Our Laclfs Guild 4. EILEEN POGGI . . . F306 XVest 18 Street . . . St. Ioseph's Branch . . . Glee Club 2. 5 ,M ye. .1 6 ggi fi: f. 4,.1wl,4.fez7, I QF ,444 law p.Ln.4L '?f 'L..xWiM 15 - rv- 429, 1 , 1,1 I gap, Q' . tw.. -s - 4. 5 . , fir f fbi fa. il . Y' 'Cf cf sr? YU' lalw .1 looli at SOIIIS' of our txpital ffatlnc-tlr.1litc's3Elifa- In-tl. Smarli. ,linux c.lltQllXlllrl. ltr: sa L1-xxis, ,Imlitli lcmcs. . t. Ilurit I lss.1f.l. Lll ii Kvralialm-. Kam-s lfclxxxxrcls. lims tx Yil i11itB1lcl Xlary ,Lis 4. xxili. llnrcvtllx Il livllllrt I.v.llnx. M ,W . ., I r - orri! and 'Q' CIIS ers art- lsnmxii .rrmnicl town tor our e-xillu-r.t1.tv .tml polite iviinrit-r's, Xml why' not? Me' ll.LXt'Z Ilitt' stllfltll flflxh tor nit-1' Ob- MARY ANN POKA . . . 54 East 7 Street . . . St. Ioseph's Branch . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . . . A.A. 4 . . . Science Cluh 4 . . . Health Representative 4 . . . Vice-President 3. CATHERINE POLUSHIA . . . 60 Pitt Street . . . St. joseph's Branch. EVA PORTCHELLER . . . 266 Bedford Park Boulevard . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Spires 3, 4. MARGARET POVVERS . . . 170 East 92 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Clee Club 1 . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. PATRICIA POWERS . . . 807 East 152 Street. . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Missions 2, 3, 4 . . . History Club 4. JUNE PRACHT . . . 500 VVeSt 145 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch. . . Catholic Action 1 . . . A.A. 2, 4. MARY PRESSEY . . . 676 Union Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. JEAN PROIA . . . 41 Bedford Street . . . St. ,l0seph's Branch . . . Cleo Club 1 .... A .A. 4. IOHANNA PROVENZANO . . . 47 Second Avenue . . . St. loseplfs Branch. MARILYN PURTELL . . . 327 East 89 Strcct . . . St. Ioseplfs Branch . . . Clee Club 1 , . . Vocation Club 1. KATHLEEN QUIGLEY . . . 212 VVeSt 109 Street . . Holy Trinity Branch. MARGARET QUINN . . . 569 YVeSt ITI Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch .... A thletic Club I . . . Attendance Oihcer 4 . . . Our Ladyls Guild 4. ' 12552 T . - fee, , , . 2 Z. X1 ax ,Nagin .QKCS -u Z u Catherine Mclfrlcan. ,lac- quelinc Orlando. Maureen Mcflrath, ,loan Longobartli liXIIllI!1IIl,Lfl and Mary Ney- lon, Mercedes Valdes. -loan McCarthy. Margaret Cor- coran and Frances Hyde talk over some Spires pictures while getting a breath of air on the roof. your liClI7'l9 W8 G!! pl'OC CNHI TOP ROW: MARILYN QUINN . . . 226 VVest 238 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Health Representative 1 . . . Vice President 4. MARY QUINN . . . 232 East 169 Street . . . Immaculate Conception Branch. IUDITH QUINT . . .2177 Third Avenue . . . P.s. 159. . . Newman Club 1 . . . A. 2 . . . Y.C.S. 2. GERALDINE RACNONI . . . 1341 Purdy Street . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Clee Club 2. JOAN RAMPONE . . . 2108 Ellis Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 3, 4 . . . Attendance Officer 3. DOROTHY RANDOLPH . . . 1326 Wlashington Avenue . . . All Saints Branch. BOTTOM ROVV: MARY RASCHE . . . 236 Maples Terrace . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . President 1 . . . Vice- President 2. MARY REEVES . . . 601 Eagle Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul's Branch . . . Sacred Heart Delegate 1 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Athletic Association 3. 4 . . . Varsity 4. THERESA REEVES . . . G01 Eagle Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paulis Branch . . . President Student Council 2 . . . President 1, 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Athletic Associa- tion 3, 4. ELIZABETH REID , . , 807 Amsterdam Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action Club 1 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Spires 3, 4. ANN REILLY . . . 515 YVest 177 Street . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1. MARY REILLY . . . 57 Vermilyea Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch , . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . History Club 4. :lv 4.23 C' fv- B X ,. Bliss Cciicxicxi' llc-ins. our xi-ry' cl- ficicnt physitirl tixiiiiing ll'.lClll'1i. post-s Auixioilf CEORCETTE REINSTEIN . . . 212 East 15 Street . . . St. joseph's Brunch . . . Vocation Cluh 1, 2 . . , Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Latin Cluh 4 . . . A.A. 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Class President 3. THERESA REISER. . . 1625 York Avenue . . . St. Ioseph's Branch . . . Vocation Cluh 1, 2 . . . A.A. 3, 4 . . . Science Cluh 4. BARBARA RENEIIAN . . . 235 VVCSI 108 Street . . . Holy Trinity Brunch . . . Drzunzitic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 2. AGNES RIEXVERTS . . . 230 East 173 Street . . . Immacu- late Conception Brunch. ROSEMARIE HINALDI , . . 131 Thompson Street . . . St. Josephs Brunch . . . Vocation Cluh 1 . . . Vice-President 2 . . . History Club 4 .... A rhutus 4. JEAN ROBINSON . . . 228 Suinpter Street . . , Junior High School 43. DOMENICA ROCCHIO . , . 236 Exist 112 Street . . . All Saints Branch , . . Y,C,S, 2 . . . Spircs 3, 4 . , . Class Presi- dent 1 . . . Vice-President 1, DOROTHY BOCCO . . . 1062 Grant Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. ELIZABETH BOECHELL . . . 2.879 Ylliterhury Avenue . . . Iminuculutc Conception Brunch. NIAR1 RLSSELL 7176 VV ltson Ax enue Immacu lrte Conceptron Bmnch Presldent 1 Clee Club 1 J W lrsltx 4 Spxres Staff 3 4 ELSIE SABARA 735 Elst 53 Street Snnt joseph Br mth Nllssron Representrtrxe '7 Csrtholxc -Xctron Club 1 Our Lrdx s Gllllfl 4 ROSANN SARRIDES 1870 UHIOUPOH R0'1cl Imnn Kllllte Comeptron Br mth Deb lte Club 3 4 French Club -1 Suente Club 4 Heilth Repre sent ltlxe 4 PAULIINE SALAMONE 50 61 40 Street Long Island Clts St Josephs Branch V1ce Presldent 1 Catholu Actlon '7 Vot ltlon Club 1 2 VARY SALUIx 174 East 7 Street St Josephs Sucmc C lub 4 Our Lfldw s Culld 4 NIAHIE. SALY AYON 700 VN est 85 Street Holy Trnnts Br mth DI'll11ltlC Club 1 PATRICIA SAHPSON 11 NVest 103 Street Holy fnnltx Branch Athlctrc Club 1 IRD-X S-KNTI ACO 118 Elst 98 Street All Samts Brlnth Our L lclx s Glllld 4 ll' XNIE SANTIACO 118 Elst 98 Street Atlerl cllnu Officer Our Lulx s Cuxld 4 IENNIE S-XX TORI 47 XI llllSOl1 Street St Joseph s Brlmh Clee C lub 1 7 ANN-X XI-U S-U INO 7301 Tratmm Axenuc Imrnuul ate Conceptlon Br mth Splres 3 4 SIIEIL4 SCAXLON 907 V1 est 177 Street Holy Trxmtx Br mah He xlth C lub 1 Our Lady s Culld 4 ' 3 to 1 . 1 J fx 51 5 five 5: g Y ,L A fi I 7 T 4 .5 , . . .-.... . - 1 ' . ' ,. ' ., ..,:.r 1 I 1' - . '.' .,. . A ' L.. ' . 1'L ' ' Q 2 -, 4 7 7 V ... .I 7 ... L ' Q' rl' . V 1 ... - , . 'N ' -... .2' , . , b., Q , Brant-h.,.Clve Club 1.2...French Club 3,-4... ' 1 ' . 1. ' 1 az . . . 4 , , , 7 .IV 2.1 . .f . , 1' ' . .1 . fff .' , 1' - aw ,' . rl.. 7. 7 L..l 7 ... . ' 1 I ,1.. .. , v . .-- z'z 7 ' ' 1 ' -,. MARIE SEEBERGER West 227 Street Independence Avenue Holy Tnnlty Y C S 3 Our Lady S Guild 3 4 DOLORES SEIBERT 620 Clty Island Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon A A 4 Our Lady s Gulld 4 JANET SERVELLA 532 East 184 Street Peter and Paul Student Councxl 1 2 Vlce Presrdent 2 Red Cross 3 Latm Club 4 Attendance Officer A A 3 4 Varslty 4 MARIA SFERRAZZA 165 East 49 Street Holy Cross Academy Clee Club 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Our Lady s Sodahty 2 MISSIOH Representatlve 4 Our I adv s Clllld 4 MAUREEN SHEAHAN 389 East 194 Street Immaculate Conception Clee Club 2 A 1 2 Vlce Presldent 1 SHEILA SHEEHAN 570 West 191 Street Stroud Hrgh School England A 1 2 MARGARE1 SHERIDAN 1558 Lexmgton Avenue All Samt Hxstory Club 4 Our Lady s Cuxld 4 JOAN SHERMAN 234 Wrlhs Avenue All Samt Our Lady s Gulld 4 EVELYN SICA 186 East 111 Street All Saint Catholic Actlon 7 CATHERIINI SLATTERY 245 East 123 Street All Samt A A 3 4 Varslty 4 ALICE SLEDCF 1823 Amsterdam Axenue Josephs Clee Club 2 Cathollc Actxon X ocatlonal C lub 2 VARY SMALL 71 F tst 119 Strtet All Samt AA 4 Y S 2 FLIZABETH SCARFI 1634 Crosby Avenue Joseph French Club 4 Clee Club 2 'Z 4 O1xSANA SCEBELO 53 East 7 Street St Joseph Glee Club 7 Orchestra 3 4 Latm Club 4 AWN MARIE SCHIAVONE 1836 Wallace Avenue Immaculate Conceptlon CFRALDINE SCHIERLOH 1725 Wllhamsbrxdge Road SS Peter and Paul A 1 2 Student C0llHCll 1 Prcsldent 4 JOAN SCHNAUFER 2853 VVebb As enue Immac ul ate Conceptlon JOAN SEDDON 2114 Aqueduct Avenue Holy Trxmty Athletrc Club I Our Ladys Curld 4 X me Presldent 4 px GLOIIIA SMITH . . . 176 VVest 137 Street . . . Van De Yyvcr High School, Virginia . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Dramatic Club 1. 2. I3 . , . President 1 . . . A.A. JANE SMITH . . . 245 East 40 Street . . . St. Joseph's ' Branch . . . President 2 . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Dramatic Club 1, 2 , . . Vocational Club 1, 2 . . . Debate Club 8, 4 . . . Vice-President 4 . . . Missions 3. JOAN SMITH . . . 1162 Hoe Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch. MARGARET SMITH . . . 89 Christopher Street . . . St. Joseph's Branch . . . Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 8, 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Vocation Club 2. DORITA SMYTH . . . 4590 Park Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. ROSEMARIE SOMEREYE . . . 1523 Taylor Avenue . . . Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 2 . . History Club 4. JANET SORRENTINO . 10 Monroe Street . . . St. Joseph's Branch . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. THERESA SPATARELLA . . . 70-80 Kenmare Street . . . St. Joseph's Branch. DAXVN SIJIROPOULOS . . . 170 lvcst 85 Strcct . . . Saint Mary's School . . . Classical Club 4. P fl' . , , - . . - loo-Bali. tlw I.orcl ot lzxci'ytl1lnL1 Izlsc, lumllx ni-ccls .1 l-lllllllll tor Juclltlu l'o- Qarty' portrays pvrtcctly tht- lltlllllllf' air of this tumit-.il clmrzictcr. QOUI' OllOI'Q IICIHZQ lfcccl yoursclt' to fccrl ilu- funcll Thc girls of HHH clc- visccl iiupaiiilcssl' way to sup- plcincnt ilu- Bisliopk Rs-licf Funcl. fi rf' an 9' lxATHLEIIN STRACIIAN 533 Ashford Avenue Ardsley Ncw York Dramatlc Club 1 Our Lady s C 1d 1 4 Cathollc Actlon 1 2 Athletlc Club Hlstory Club 4 Mlsslon Representatxve 2 BEATRICE STURSBERG 508 East 140 Street -IIIHIOI' Achxey ement ANASTASIA STYNES 151 West 102 Street Holy DORIS SULLIVAN 2160 Walton Avenue Immac ulate Conceptlon Branch EILEEN SULLIVAN 520 West 134 Street joseph s Branch EILEEN SULLIVAN 522 East 159 Street Pc ter and Paul Branch Student Councrl 2 MARY SULLIVAN 574 East 141 Street All Samts Branch Class Presldcnt 1 He llth Representatrve 2 CdtllOllC Actxon Club 1 2 Y C S 3 History Club 4 Our Lady s Culld 4 MARY B SULLIVAN 415 Brook Avcnue All Samts Branch Catholic Actlon Club 1 7 THERESA SULLIVAN 109 VVcst 89 Street Holy Trlmty Branch Cathollc Actlon Club 1 VEROINICA SULLIVAIN 496 Second Ayenue Joseph s Branch Catholzc Actlon Club 2 IOSEPHIINF SUOLZI 1814 Amethyst Street Immaculate Conccptlon Br inch Dramatic Club 2 Our Lady s Gulld 4 AIXASTASIA SUPREINUX 425 East 72 Street St oseph Branch Our Ladvs Culld 4 CATHERINE SPRUHAN 216 Elst 15 Street St Joseph s Brxnch Voc ltlon Club 1 2 Catholic Actlon 1 2 A A 4 IIlSt0l'V Club 4 AC 'NES STACK 527 VVcst 121 Street Af1lllI'l'iS Hall Hugh School Health Reprcsentatue 4 HELLIN STAPLETON 3349 Hull Avenue Immac ulate Conceptlon Branch Athletlc Club 1 2 NIISSIOH Rcpresentatlve 1 Y C S 4 MARILYN STARE 1076 Teller Avenue SS Peter and Plul Branch Student Councll 1 2 Attendance Clerlt 1 7 X lce Prcsldent 1 Our Lady s Culld 4 HELEN STEPAT 1719 Montgomery Place Immac ulate Conceptlon Br mch A A 4 Our Lady s Glllld 4 ANN STIINCO 25 Columbus Avenue St joseph s Branch Vlce Presldent 1 Presldent 2 Glee Club Cathollc Actlon 1 2 SPITBS 3 4 V1ce Presmdent 4 Red Cross 4 ff' X ll fn-f ' . . . 2 . . . . A tw iz X . Y:.. . ' , ...,, I K y,.L , ... . ... . s . 6' 1 ' ' Q - . . . . . . . . ' ag, ,Qi , . I ' ' ' ' ... . ' ... . ' 'L V V 't'c 1,2....H ' B' ' '- L . 1 . C n . K 0 ' - I . ' 5 if g, f -QA Trinity Branch . . . Athle'ti'c.C1ub 1. l h ' ' , 'Q 'tiff I - , - W 5 ' 1 - A X ff A ' 'l ' . 8 K S' VW . ' ., - , . '. Q v, 1 t . . , . . . V K, .J , - ... ,' ' . 0 ' A , ? KATHLEEN SXYEENEY . . . 460 East 184 Street . . . II11lll1lC1l1L11P Cont-eptiori Branch . . . Science Club 4. LORETT.-X SXVEENEY . . . 1115 Clay Avenue . , . A11 Saints Brant-11 . , . Our Lac1y's Guild 4. XVINIFRED SXVEENEY .... 5 50 Union Avenue . . .Saints Peter and Paul Brant-11 . . . Science Club 4, ELLEN TAKINIANY . . . 2687 Briggs Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Brant-11 ..., A t111etic Club 1. JOAN TAYLOR . , . 16 Fairview Road, Scarsdale. New York . . . Science Cjlllll-1 , . . Vice-President 2. R1'1'A TE11:Y1q0L.-X . . . 93 x1CD01lgLl1 Street . . . St. 1051-p11's Bl'111lC11 .... Mliletic Club 4. CAHNIEN THILNI.-KN . . . 12 East 116 Street .... A ll Saints Brancli. ,IOAN TIIOMER . . . 1267 Park Avenue . . . Saints Peter 211111 1311111 . . l. S1ll11t'111 c10l11lC'11 2 . . . F1't'lN'11 C11111J 4 . , , 1.1l11I1f111l1l'1..,Sp1l't'SfZ,-1, MARY TIIONIPSON . . , 2117 V11-st 102 Street . . . Holy '1'ri11ity 1ir.u1c'11 , . . Dr.11naticC11111 1 ,... A 11111'1ic C1u1'J 1 . . , Niissiun 111-prm-seritative 2. 408 Is, - . ls ' 1 g.111f1's1 1111 111-1 111i11i11s, 1111111 11011111111 11t1mr1i11:1 111111 -11-.111 Cum! 111111Q11.1111. Mary 51L'f11y'I1l1. -Illllt' Nuiwttv. -1111141111111 Pro- 111111.11111, A10S1'131111lt' Sunni 111111 Norma Braclfurcl. 1111111 .111'z1irl 111 1114- llig. x1'111t1- 1111? 11t'.ll'111Q 1111' sears 1111 1111- 1111 11111-.111111 1111111111 tu 1111- 11111. 1Dc11'i1.1 SIl1j'11l. 601, 11-1-111 'i1'.1c1r1y'. 11111 c111r1i11' 1' 11111 'iIs.1.11-, sour1fA11r111111111. an ,M I ' 1 AN Iii 4 'Cf . 'ie 'lwi-5 if 93 3 ! ,- F 4 AUDRBY THORNDIKE 210 West 10 Street St Joseph s Branch Vocation Club 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 Clce Club 1 2 Catholic Action 1 2 History 4 PATRICIA TICHO . . . 3150 Rochqmbeau Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club . . . Health Repre- sentative 1. CATHERINETIERNAN . . . 106 Cabrini Boulevard . . . Holy Trinity Branch. , . ' it We avr 4 . B ?' 'S EILEEN TIERNEY . . . 1324 Lexington Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Dramatic Club 1. CATHEDRAL TILLERY . . . 19 East 126 Street . . . All Saints Branch. JOAN TIMONS . . . 514 East 139 Street . . . All Saints Branch. BIARIANNE TINNEY . . . 621 East 135 Street . . . All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. MARY TONER . . . 223 East 66 Street . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Health Representative 2, 4. MARY TRANK . . , 782 Amsterdam Avenue . . . Holy Trinity Branch . . . Athletic Club 1 . . . Latin Clnh 4 . . . Athletic Cluh 3, 4. Gatlzealra! fall! raft., fd!!! Patricia Lynch, Nauicy Cranzldos, examine the iiitrituu-ics of 21 camicru as other girls of 612 look on. 2' ,JIS 39 The girls of 608 statin' an t-like szilc with ull receipts gin-ii to thc missions. Tlicrc is nothing clull about tlit- wily that the 6Ul's'rs t-1-lvbrutt' alt the-ir Il.illoxx't'e'ii party. ...iv KATHERIINE TRIER 118 Post Avenue Hoy Trlmts Clee Club Health Rep 1 2 4 Our Ladv s Culld 4 JULIA FROLLO 240 Niulberry Street St Joseph s Brlnch Clee Club 1 2 Dmmatlc Club 4 JOAN TWONIEI 3071 Heath Avenue Holy Tl'lI1ltX Athletlc Club 1 Presxdent 4 Vlce Pl'tSlt1CI1t 7 Red Crow 7 Attendfmce Officer 2 PAULINE UNIBERTO 23 Clexeland Place joseph s Branch C'1thol1c Actlon ANN URSO 346 Eait 11 Street St joseph s Branch Cathollc Actlon 1 C ATIIERINE X ACNOXIL 7187 Bltllgltt -Xxtum SS Peter and Paul Our Lady s Culld 4 MERCEDES VALDES 156 VVest 62 Street joseph s Branch Glee Club 1 2 Cathohc Actron 1 Red Cross 4 Attendance Officer 4 ALICE VALENTINE 203 Bleecker Street joseph Q Brmch Clee Club 1 2 DOLORES VALENTINE 24 Mmetta Lane Joseph s Branch Vlce Presldent 1 Health Re 1 fre xsurer 2 Our Lady s C-ulld 4 'VN Z' BP ff' AIDA VELEL 112. Erst 103 St All Samts NIISSIOH Rep 1 French Club 4 ISOLIINA Y ENTURINI 300 Niorrls Parlx Avenue Imm mulate C onteptlon INEZ VIOLINO 90 Chrrstopher St St Joseph s Branch Clee Club 1 X ocatlon 11 Club 1 Cathollc Attlon 1 Red Cross 4 Our Ladv s Curld 4 X ITOLO 881 Fult St Immaculate Con ccptlon Dr rm mt C lub 2 Splres 3 4 Our Ladv S C xld 4 X me President 3 'ELILABE 1111 X1 ADELT ON 1701 LIIlN6l'SltV AY Lrlue Immltulltt C onttptlon Atlllctlf' Club 1 7 C lu Club 1 HELEN VYALDROFF . . . 1516 Yvest 62 St .... St. Joseph S Bnnch . . . ' ce Club 1 . . . Drnmfttic 2 , . . Vocation 1 . . . Arbutus -1. OAN YYALLS . . . V65 Clmsou Avenue . . . Imm'1cul'1tc Com-eptimx . . . Arbutus In 4 . . . Spire-S 3 -1 . . . Science Club 4. BHIIJCEI' XYALSII . . , -1518 East 159 St .... SS. Peter unc Pa ul . . . Student Council 2. ALICE YVAHD . . . 2-161 Elm Place . . . SS. Peter and Paul . . . History Club 4. -sf ,OAN XYARD .... 5 658 Mnsluolu Avcnuc . . . lloly Trinity Sruncln . . . O11rLz1cly's Cuilcl -1. NIAIKCARET XV.-XHIJ . . . 808 Thircl Avenue, M t ,IICANNE XYATSON . . . 329 NVcst 52 Strect . . . St. -uscplfs Branch . . . Clcc Club 1 . . . A.A. 3, 4. I Alxwrluvcl in lit1'ruturc, this stuclinus group of 602 rcncl tn the-ir lu-.ulf ccmtwnt :luring the frm- !llfJIllf'Il1S utter lunch. S1'!lfl'!,,1'llfSfRltllf' Xl. Srnith. II, Nl-.ny Cf. O'Bricn. Scrmul Knut: XI. U'Ncill. Flunu- s.1.u1. XV, .-Xnclruknnis. I. Crow- lcv, X. Blue. T11irdRmL': ll. Ulliv it-ri. lf. N14-Dcrnm tt. I.. Burke: lf, Ckwtm-llru, Stumliug C, Xlltlwlw. Xl, XV-rtin, X1 Nllllnllnx. X. lDt'N.llll'I'. C.urnll. S llcmlu-rtv. X, liulx ik'I'IH.ll4 C.. Nl1l'.llmr1v' l. Kiv s.an4x ll, liucnm. ll. l'1'tv fv' 56+ . v. . I er , CAHOLYN VVEBB . . . T65 Trinity Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Science Club 4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Dramatic Club IE, 4. M.-X111 1fLL1'iN XY1'l1l'l'lN . . . 4148 Digney Avenue . . Inunuculzntc Conception Brunch . . . Scicncc Club 4. ANNE XVIIALICN . . , l-4-1 lfust 97 Strcet . . . St. Ioscplfs Brunch . . . Yncution Club 1, 2. BEATBICE YVIIELAN . . . 515 East 12 Street . . . St. Ioseplfs Branch . . . Glue Club 1, 2 . . . Vocation Club 1 . . . Secretary 2. IULIANNE VVHOLEY . . . 145 YVeSt 10 Street . . . St. Ioseplfs Branch . . . Glcc Club 2. MILLICENT YVILDE . , . -153 East 158 Street Pctcr :incl Paul Branch . . . Trcusurcr 1 . . . A.A. 4. ...SS. VERA XYILKINS . . . 1068 Franklin Avenue . . . SS. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4 . . . Secretary 1. XYILMA YVILLACY . . . 75 Vest 128 Street . . . St. joscplfs Branch. MUBIEL VVILLIANIS . . . 1282 Stebbins Avenue . . . All Saints Branch . . . French Club 4. 1. - Mr. Offonncll. nur huilcling superin- tentlent, is the ericiny' of alll lzlteeoiners. Thiit gluiun in his eyes is not the-re niervly lu-cziiise he has the keys to Ciitlicclrul. hut also l7t'R'klllSi' he tiiktw cle-liuht in loekinil that floor on tht- Lvxingtnn .-Xx'L'Iii1esiflvait8:45. The .unizihle gentleinun with tht- smile Lxx is our elm ntnr operator. Nlr. Fitzgvrailcl. S Thiinking him for tht- lift are ii group of Seniors, Altliough hc has his ups :xml clmvns. he can always he clepenclccl upon for ii spot-dy transit tn the 5th floor. Whitt would we mln without him? -XYi1llf up! l l Q4 if 'I The hearty appetites of Cathedral Qtucients are readily sL1tisHed bv the diligent efforts of the Czitheclral cuisine-ry staff. Minnie Cannon, Virginia Orok. Ann Smith. Mathildn Duffy. Margaret Fitzgerald. Elsie Roberts. Bartholome Merced, Ellis Young, Benjamin Kronick. Frank Clohessy. Helen Sweeney and Sue VVerner. midst tlze ikacfo With Pish Tish as a pleased on-locker, Ko Ko is tear- fully instructing Yum Yum and Nanki-Poo in the 3 amor etiquette of making love. Ko Ko is a little disappointed at- tgeir capability but the two lovers don't seem to mm . f'!y1,l '90 71 A xx' 1 N Katisha, an elderly acquaintance of the Mikado, is in love with his only son, Nanki-Poo. Katisha is telling of her love for Nanlci-Poo and of his refusal to marry her. Don't fret, Katisha. Ca- thedralites will never forget you and your superb acting. The incomparable Professor Heinroth is the man who did the work, Besides perfomiing his regular duties as musical coach, he made the scenery as a side-line-- all by himself. This was a sacrifice of time and energy which was not fruitless. Thus, we exgress our sincerest gratitude to Uncle Teddy for coac ing the Mikado's wonderful cast. Our cast Cl. to r. J: Poo-Bah Uudith Fogav-tgl,Peep Bo Uoan Byrnesl. Nanki-Poo fNnreen Sullioanl, Yum Yum fMary Healey, The Mikado fGloria Mianol, Katisha llilargaret Adamsl, and Ko Ko ff0hdflfld Zack? deserve a note ot thanks for their outstand- ing acting and perfect cooperation with Professor Heinroth. Myrna Iglesias as Pitti-Sing. .-.. Yum Yum, a ward of Ko Ko, and her two attendants, Peep Bo and Pitti-Sing, tell of their hap iness in bein released from school to Rice the world ignorant of its ways. These three little maids, naive as they are su posed to be, are looking for nothing gut love. The presentation of Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado by our Clee Club and orchestra was a memorable event. At each of the five per- formances the school auditorium more than reached its capacity with every audience show- ing a keen appreciation for the quaint Japanese melodies. While commending our Clee Club for its splendid performance, we must not for- get Professor Heinroth. His was the task of guiding the orchestra, teaching the music to 1 . A iifos the leads and chorus and training them in their parts. Through the ingenuity and cleverness of Sister Mary Clement and Sister Maria Rebecca in making many of the costumes, the cast was decked out in a handsome array of colors proper to the upper class of japan. We thank our moderators, professor, the cast, and an one associated in anyway with making the Mikado a successful presentation and a lasting memory of the Clee Club of our senior year. J X . f . f - i Q ' 2 f ff is .Y 1 . F . , . , ,, 9, if' if -r in f r QL 5 ff I - 1 ii? i' ' .1 sf r 2 1 . .4fgf57,sQ..3ff' Y in M B , . ve, ni AY ku Q ,I N--.3 is 1 i cis of tlze CD9 gates, If you can talk the Debate Club needs you,', 'Alf you can't talk you need the Debate Clubf' The Debate Club under the direction of Sisters Mary David and Mary Eugene has dur- ing this 1949-1950 school year experienced one of its most fruitful seasons. Its members, girls from every term, participated in all its ac- tivities: debating, orating, declaiming, radio broadcasting, and open forums. establishing for themselves and C. H. S. an excellent reputation. 'Throughout the year the members of the Debate Club look to their president for inspiration and guidance. This is the role that has been so ably filled by Eleanor Kenny. ' ASQ The secretary of the Debate Club, Nora Leon, has en- : . I cleared herself to its members not only by her victory in the American Legion oratorical contest but also by her genial wit. The true worth of a debater is proven in inter-scholastic competition. Shown here preparing their debate speeches are Kay VVenton, Zita Gunther, Rosann Sak- rides, and Helen McTaggart. Dorothy Cordon, Doctor Thomas, and panel members seem interested in comments made by Eleanor Kenny at the Times Youth Forum. anc! tlze c aracterization ,4,, 4 ,,,, -- ,- ,wh--M' F IW, f 4 !, if Chu , A, . p, , .x A x w , -A, ' T' - . F X ' . ,1 4 N4--.t ,,,u.x-,L I P4 l 'xxi lg new ,....Jf Truly a mother, Elizabeth Seton tends to her home and friend, while Annina CMary Lawlerl, her daughter, fondly watches over the hahy, Rc-hec-ca. Always hos- pitahle, Elizabeth entertains Julia Scott lltlary Keoghl, her life long friend, during a friendly visit. hvilllillll tTheresc O'ConnellD and Elizaln-th Seton fhiary Olleillyl start life anew as man and wife. Both young in mind and spirit, they brought five children into the world, fostered in loving care and shrouded in wealth. Thoroughly devoted and dedicated to each other. they spent life together in harmony until the deatli of Wlilliam. L tg, slit 9- o other cgietonis great fcuitlz, The Holy Year traditions were carried out to the fullest degree in the presentation of The Valiant XVomcm by the Cathedral Drama- tic Club which is under the moderation of Sister Marie Francoise and Sister Miriam Matthew. Mary O'Reilly played the part of Mother Seton and through her expressive por- trayal of 'this great woman. we became more familiar with her life and the many services that she rendered to the Catholic youth through the formation of the Catholic School System. The play fulfilled all our expectations for success and also added another great hit to the repertoire of our directress. Miss Marie Hale. After the curtains were closed and the applause died away to a memory. the mem- bers of the club are ever aware of the debt of gratitude due to this First Lady of the Cathedral Stage. and a sincere thanks are rendered for her ten years of faithful service. XVith the exciting moments of the first per- formance gone into the treasury of unforget- table days at Cathedral. we compare our record with those of our predecessors and we find llere Mother Seton discusses with her Sisters the prob- lem ot sustaining their community during the hard times at St. Joseph, and the possibility of spreading their work to other places. By her 1lL't'0lllpllSlllllQ'IliS on the spinet. Elizabeth Bailey. it devoted daughter entertains her father, Dr. Bailey lllorothy Bench-rl. alter a long bard day in the slums of the city. that we have kept the standards high. junior Red Cross in Cathedral High School uservedi' in their generosity and support of Iunior Red Cross projects. These projects consisted of filling Gift Boxes for children over- seas, packing Christmas stockings for hospital- ized children, especially the children of vet- erans, making tray mats and menu covers for the veterans hospitals for Halloween, Thanks- giving, Christmas, St. Patrick's Day and Easter, and contributing to the junior Red Cross En- rollment Fund. Meetings were held each Tuesday afternoon. For many weeks cartons filled with soap, tooth- paste, toothbrushes, rubber balls, pencils, rulers, and other bulky articles crowded our meeting place and the closet was crammed full of cardboard Gift Boxes. The gay red Christ- mas stockings gave a holiday spirit to the place and after many hours of packing, the hard- working Iunior Red Cross representatives and their moderator, Miss Hedlund, enjoyed a Christmas Party in the cafeteria. March brought the Enrollment Drive and the colorful red, white, and blue pins appeared like magic on Cathedral girls. XVith june and graduation the Seniors resolved to carry with them the spirit of charity they had learned in the Iunior Red Cross and to endeavor to work with the Red Cross in their own communities. Vu .Ji I.. . . . g. p girls for toy contributions. Gessylda Correa, Mary Hanrahan and Elizabeth Nassoff found that it was fun packing gift boxes for underprivileged and hospitalized children. R C received a reat res onse from C, H. S. f ,1 approx ing ey e measuring construction paper hospitals. Busy Bees Virginia Valia and Ann Stmgo paint colorful menu covers to serve as real morale boosters for sick and disabled seterans Lorraine Lazda and Rosemarie Pucci look on with an Mary Hanrahan busied herself by used for menu covers. Cessylda Correa and Helen Zeyer fold the measured paper while Erna Anzenberger piles the covers ready for shipment to veteran IO9 ' ifiztlz the actwities Through the untiring efforts of Sister james Marie and Sister joan Marian, the activities extended to A. A. Members during 1950 will never be forgotten. This organization has helped sports-minded Cathedralites develop both physically and mentally. The exciting Volley Ball Tournament con- ducted by our vivacious gym instructor, Miss Genevieve Heins, the holiday festivities at the A. A. Christmas Party, the energetic swimming sessions when we all tried to act like Olympic Stars, the newly organized Junior Varsity, the weekly basketball scrimmages, the beautiful, silver basketballs worn by the winners in the A. A. point contest, and the pep and fighting sport displayed by our Varsity and cheer- leaders all. And herels a great bi hurrah for Maria Depaoli wiio cap- , , tained our wonderful cheer leaders. Her Hip, hip, hip 5 let's go started many a rally ,gl .ix ' when things looked glum for 'C Cuddles. ofthe g -.. .... ..,, 2 ' Q ' v Lower Left: Olympic Stars of the future? Could be. But right now they're just a group of energetic swim- ming enthusiasts from C. H. S. Left to right: Margaret Corcoran, Pat Cleary, Catherine Martorano, Rita Caro- falo, Barbara Matson and Ligia Pelcer. Dont let it hit the floor! That's probably the thought in the minds of Nona Plesner, Grace Lyons and Ros- ann Sakrides as they watch the flight of the ball during a game in Miss Heins' Volley Ball Toumament. ' 1 I 1' I I' I j 3 1'l'1'4,l'g f'l f . '1' 1 1' 1 1' 1' 1' 1 11,1 1' 1 ,I .I I 1' 1 I 1' 1 I 1 l'g',l' f' fn ' lI'1 1 1 1l- I' I 'gi-:51:1 ll'l:l' i I I I I 1' I '1 1l' I' 1l' 1 llzgl' gl'.l' ll 1l 1 ll Zz 2:1 :1l':l :vll' 1 1:--2.11--Iv. ll -1 gall-'gf x ' n1sg:g,-.1 is-4 21na ' First the right toe, then the left toe. Thatis Miss Heins' gym class cavorting while less energetic members look on. Now, now girls, do I see your nees bending? Come on Cathedral, welre for youl yell the eppy cheer leaders, rooting for dear ole C. H. S. during game with Sacred Heart of Mary Academy. Kneeling Il. to 1.2: Ioan McGrath, Peggy Calla han, Bea Bene- dette. jumping fl. to r.l: Lydia De Paofi, Rita Paduano, Frances Sieradzhi and Maria Depaoli. Q l - ,g Jr The ref's getting set to blow the whistle for Jump Ball' as joan Teehan and hidden Ieanite come down with ball simultaneously. Captain Courtney and Carol Afllalo yell encouru 'rement hut to no avail.-Cathedral yielded horough titllc to St. jc-an's 51-36. Varsity, Varsity, Yea Team! And out Hy the gold and blue streamers as C.H.S.'s energetic cheer squad gives out with another of their peppy routines. The en- grossed players fomiing the circle include Terry Court- ney and Terry and Pat Reeves. -4--.4--1' ,4nl ' 1 ' if '-w iwa,, Terry Courtney, Captain, Nl Carol Afilalo C13l has just shot and Slim Connors, Terry Courtney and cheerleaders are ex ectantly awaiting result. P.S.: The ball swished through! X Terry in action! Theresa Olmeda is getting set to pass ball to an un- seen team mate during tilt with St. Iean's. For pluck and for pep and for spirit, There isn't a team to come near it. Yes, thatis our Varsity, and proud we may be of its fighting spirit and its desire to win for the Cold and Blue. But proud we may be also of the Hne example and initiative set forth by our coach, Eleanor Mullin. Ellie, with her extensive knowledge of basketball, keen understanding of its particular plays and gen- eral interest in each team member, serves as one of the initial forces in the Varsityis success. Congratulations are also extended to Captain Theresa Courtney, who through her cooperation with Ellie and spirited leadership of the team, brought honor to C.H.S. lze victories of tlze ljarsity XVhile initiating the basketball season with an exciting victory over Tolentine, Cathedrals Varsity set the pattern for their succeeding games-games which provided plenty of thrills for the fans of the Cold and Blue. VVho will ever forget the sparkling perform- ances of forwards, Terry Courtney, high scorer with 100 points, Slim Connors, Carol Afllalo and Terry Olmeda, the fine defensive work of joan Teehan, Terry Reeves and Janet Servella. and the spirited play of the team in general! Take a bow, girls! Cathedral 33 Cathedral 44 Cathedral 21 Cathedral 57 Cathedral 62 Cathedral 56 Cathedral 36 SCHEDULE ............Tolentine 20 CC,Y.0,l ..... Cabrini 29 fC.Y.O.l ..... Sacred Heart of Mary 18 fC.Y.O.D ..... St. jeans 63 fC,Y.O.l ..... Cabrini 57 CC.Y.O.D ..... Sacred Heart of Mary 57 fC.Y.O.J ..... sr. Jeans 51 1:-I F., Carol Afllalo, Slim Connors and Terry Courtney are in- Pat Reeves assumes an amusing pose as she and Doris volved in a jump ball' with members or the Sacred Caretti C9l watch Terry Reeves get set for a jump Heart team. Despite Capt. Courtney's 32 points, Ca- ball. Play occurred during game at St. Iean's. thedral lost a thriller by the heart-breaking score of 57-56. VVin or lose, they're still in first place with their pep and fighting spirit. Standing: Rosemary Connors, Ethel Casey, Mary Maloney, Theresa Reeves, Theresa Olmeda, Ioan Teahan, Ioan Curry, Carol Afflalo, Patricia Beal, Doris Caretti, Catherine Slattery, Mary Russell, Mary Cregan. Kneeling: joan Ewing, janet Servella, Ann Hayden, Rosita Herran. Front: jane Amber- son, Managerg Theresa Courtney, Cap- tain. N the alert staffers including Helen Wald- roff, Alice Lang, and Lucy Coyle who are scrutinizing the galleys for mistakes before returning them to the printer. Then . . . recorcfecf in our prize-winning aromas The senior class of 1950 owes a special trib- ute to the current staff of the Arbutus, for through them Cathedral received a First Place rating from the Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation. During this past year, the Arbutus our own esteemed school paper sallied forth eight times. Filled with the school news it passes into the hands of its discriminating readers. Through the combined labors of the staff, and the cease- less efforts and untiring energy of the modera- tor, Sister Anna Mercedes, the students are Y C Ci TAR the galleys are arranged into the pattern for the paper. The dummy construction is being done by Rosemarie Marron, Joan VValls, and Crace Lyons. The staffs work is done. kept well informed on the school activities. Dealing with Cathedralites in this capacity has been a most satisfying work for the staff. To hear their exclamation of delight over some surprise, to watch the glow of pleasure in the face of some student who finds her name in Cathedral Capers are worth the hours and the labor spent on the paper. Virginia Keeling and Nona Plessner combine their talents to produce an article for the paper. This is the earliest stage of the paper. This work is then passed on to . . . 2 ,gi The staff waits with anxiety, their eyes tumed towards the student body for a proval. Here Anastasia Su renuck, Marilyn Iaclison and Patri- cia Newcomg read through the completed copy. The finished paper is returned with all the familiar features-Cathedral Capers, the Alumni, the VVe Interviewf' and Don't Missf' These center nerves of the paper are combined with the news of the month and a flavor of light humorous stories to make the Arlmtus a paper that everyone enjoys. I -. THE 5,55 'A ,, 'ru--.-:fag , era ,mv ee rm: .- H it . 5- W f f -. ' i fi. - f.v.m-.:::-:-,,....- -..v..-cw. , -V-.,..Afqr,..,,m.. - 493-5 t Nw x va... MQ.. - III '- M., V 0,9 , e.p....4.a c.fm.gm'f:x JI Ura D Coyhgdrol Alumnae Enter x A ti. - 1' Gplph l W h Various ROMQWU5 Odus km .4 A, ' s-.f,N..-- grdtfllll' ly.. , , f-v . V t Q . , Tru- yr --- L.-L Y , t JU . I ...mi xii. W., ,TA ,iam We ' iw -1 1 V r r X .. f H i K! Q. 1 Rf U! jg fir H . .. if 3. .ay H 504 welcome' Nl' i 1 -A ' x .4 ht ' .wi n 4 . I t n rh,, ,Hue , A , . , , .i,, , 1 f nun., ,i D Vj lb , N . s., 4.1. ,, , , ..- i ' . if L1-if. . .. , t . ,W . i . W A.. . , , 14' fum., if V ...i ui , 'W . .. i.. ..,, M. M, .-A.. ' 1 ii, Y f - Q g-it , 1 1 1 4 I' X Y . f j...,-ip. V .. f , U- A . ' Q 1' 1 e A A-Q.. ,, i 1 ' 'Q ' ...... 1 ' t ,l ,. . A , ., 1 V - i --- K 'M . . -i i W il, r .ur 1 . K ' l 1 ' - l l 5 ,. - ' l X rm.,-1 I , ,,'. i....L...x H , 1 mr. i....4 1 , .. .H X ' fi, ane Garcia. Business Manager. Corinne Bontempo, Senior Editor. in pires, The rapid sale of the 1950 Spires can be credited to these eager advertising agents who kept be- fore the eyes of Cathedralites reminders of our yearbook. Here we see them fixing a bulletin board on the fifth floor with material about Spires-Irene Brough, Joyce Martins. Francine Friscia, Eva Portcheller and Mary Ilario fkneelingl. XVho says photography is not a fascinatin study? Spires staff certainly found it so, especial y when it came to learning a few pointers on triangle lighting from their moderator, Sister Loretta I'll meet you in 5017 That familiar phrase re-echoed as the school day ended for Ca- thedral and the Spires meeting came to order again. Our one aim centered on perfection both in literary style and unique design. Heavily laden with responsibilities, Grace Henke. our editor, capable and efficient, spurred on each of her staff by her good ex- ample and cooperation. Her purpose was to make Spires. 1950, the yearbook Cathedralites would be proud to own. The old adage of two heads being better than one rang true as Ioan De Poalo and Marie De Curtis, associate editors, incorporated splendid ideas into a finished product. Many tedious hours were spent by Joan Walls, liter- ary editor, as she completely translated our crude English into reality. Money-mad lane Garcia, as Business Manager, wrote out re- ceipts proving that you paid for your book, while Corinne Bontempo, the click happy phoe tographer, rushed about saying, Hold it! just right. Thank you. May we use that in Spires? That's right-Spiresf' issouttc editor join De Paoli Editor in Chief Crime Ilenkc liter irv editor Ioan Walls Seated arc 'yhrxi De Paoli and Ann Stingo Varsity and Rtd Cross representatlxe on the Splres Staff g Theresa. Listening with intense interest are our 1 - 2 ' , 1 . ', ' -' - ' . 11 ' ' , ' 1 U ' , . . 2 . . 'z . ' . ' Y , ' X .. L l l I n 11 . will t -J, ,,..,.--Mt 5313 .s l y if i' K ' X fr wr ' ' Vocation YVeek came onee again and with it the xoca lirge crowds of sincere girls The ulnbit depicted tion exhibit sponsored by Cathedral Library. Religious tome nt lift foreign missions ind x irious other works orders from far and near were represented by two engiged in bs the sisterhooci Sisters of each order. Completely inspiring, it drew we present some Wig Lg ts 0 our emor The years 1949 and 1950 will always have a warm spot in our hearts. Memories of our re- treat and thoughts from our instructions still inspire us. XVe remember the Clee and Dra- matic Clubs' presentation as the big social events of the year. Our assemblies. especially on education and health. were certainly awak- ening ones. St. Patricles Day is especially re- membered because it was the first time many of us marched up Fifth Avenue. Our love for Xiary is shown by our humble offering of our Hay Hass and by our crowning her Queen of Our Hearts as Niay closes. Then june brings the biggest event of the year-Graduation and sad good-byes as we leave our beloved Ca- thedral with high hopes for a happy future secure in Catholic principles. , . . . . lartieipants in our animal fashion show s monsored by Sunplit-ity Pattern ffoinpany: Pat Hyde. Beatriee XVII4-lan, liz-len Zever. joan Teroinev. Patricia Cleary. Niary NieKenna. Lorraine Houston. lieien Moriaritfv. Loretta Young. Miss Dell l'eece. Siniplititv Stylist. Diane Bentley, Katherine Farrell. jane Smith. Barbara FIIUIU. Dorothy Corinan. Ann Dt-Cesare. Jacqueline Orlando. Franc-es Hyde. Marv Keougb. EHUJ CMC L Freedom to do what is right! T Q FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN 2 ,S 9 is A ,Q ..o ,,,.w MT- I A . nv i Y 4. V ri,-Y 1 QP .. . 1 Y 'w i 1 v 2' ff J' ff'-if UU! Q, . gy J 5 , I g 5 its .. Q g A 13 x If 1: .L S , Q iv. ' Q 'H L V.. 4.A, WMM SW' y 3? 5 '- ui ,.,f ' -fa A-qw 15 K A , I+ . 9 1 f ff?g,L .. f' ,- ' , ,N ,,q.,..-of , in-:Qs fb -up ,, M, 'f fu LQ ,M 1,10 -JH N
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