Cathedral High School - Spires Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

,die Jail hw' am ,R ww' fm lane? fa mafzg 64121951 .wh-M 4 I , , A gh YM- 4 im D ' ffm f ii I 1 nm., ,,,vwg..c. I u fr' 3. , I - J-AW 4?2..1?y,,,,y f 559' '--J? E l . P ,, Xa , A . , 4 .nhl -f '?+1,,'4r.' ,f ' 1-f' S IRS iufiknffl fy cgffe gzhfzm 5655 af 7953 gaflehaf gdgfzaaf Qfeuf WM qfeuf mai fllfffa rffalyfhdla Carden! qlhman? She hath put out her hands to strong things . . . As she steps across Cathedral's threshold, fortified with the truth which her teachers have cultivated during her high school years, the graduate of i953 chooses the path which she believes will most readily lead to the fulfillment of her obligations as an heir to heaven. Before she arrives at the road's terminus, where God awaits, she will be enjoined in the Words of Holy Scripture to out out her hands to strong things. Upon her compliance with God's Will rests responsibility for the peace and security of this war-racked world. Concord among nations cannot be presaged until each human heart discovers the peace engendered by the practice of the beatitudes. The 1953 graduate must be in the vanguard of the attack against investerate hatred, envy, pride and ignorance--factors which motivate man to ignore the reality of his fellowman's likeness to God. The world is awaiting zealous women to emancipate it from the shackles of materialism and apathy toward eternal values. To- day's graduates, as tomorrow's mothers, nuns and business women, will disseminate Christian culture, the vibrant, vital heritage of the ages. - Her lamp shall not be put out in the night . . . Neither the force of atheistic communism nor the temptations of modern life can quench the fire of love in the heart and soul of the graduate, she faces the future knowing that Faith makes her impregnable, Today, strong young women leave Cathedral because valiant women of another day--Venerable Anne de Xainctonge, Mother Pauline von Mallinkrodt, Mother Catherine Antoninus Thorpe, Mother Elizabeth Seton and Sister Francis--fulfilled their destinies. Their spiritual daughters, members of Cathedral's faculty, follow in their footsteps, molding the valiant women of tomorrow. She hath planted a vineyard . . . Mankind today needs the fruits of charity, modesty, purity, humility and obedience, attributes of a woman who can make the world better because she herself is good. The departing senior carries in her heart images of great religious women whose virtues she will attempt to transplant into her own life. Ripened by God's grace, the fruits' of her goodness will beautify man's evanescent sphere and will glorify heaven's eternal Creator. Those who selected the theme for this yearbook hope that it will in the years to come remind all of l953's valiant women of the cherished Alma Mater where they were trained to put out their hands to strong things. ln this SPlRES they will view again the classrooms, floors and activities which, when combined, convey the spirit of Catheral. Main Floors . page Lower Floors . . . page Saint Josephs Branch page Upper Floors. . . page Graduates P399 mwww.. 54 -ii ww we we 1 L .-zsfmfsgfw gn : wif n Vp: ff-q 1' fl-if-fy ,... .. s K 'S-.S Mother Seton's great love for the poor. Qi MOUNT SAINT VINCENT, 5 Mother House of the Sisters of Charity. 52? gzffirlwizg fly! . . . was se! rzglvz SlSTERS Sister Miriam Aloysia Sister Marita Clare Sister Maria Rebecca Sister Carmela Therese Sister Dolores Miriam Sister Maria James Sister Vincent Loretto Sister Cecelia Marietta Sister Mary Frederica Sister Marianna Sister Mary Gratia Sister Marita Gertrude Sister Regina Angela Sister Maura Sister Maria Lucy Sister Mary Dolorosa Sister Mary Clement Sister Mary Evangeline Sister Thomas Maria Sister Marie Francoise Sister Marionita Sister Gertrude Miriam Sister Anita Mary Sister Miriam Carmel Sister Loretta Teresa Sister Veronica Maria Sister Joan Marian Sister Maureen Sister Regina Anne OF CHARITY Sister Anna Mercedes Sister Miriam Seton Sister Mary Benigna Sister Maria Celestia Sister Marie Stella Sister Maria Elizabeth Sister Maria Catherine Sister Stephen Miriam Sister William Mary Sister Madeleine Marie Sister Louise Marie Sister Marie Virginia Sister Mary Isabel Sister Mary Peter Sister Margaret de Lourdes Sister Angela Dolores Sister Mary David Sister Josephine Mary Sister Maria Concepta Sister James Marie Sister Mary Terence Sister Miriam Matthew Sister Dolores Marie Sister Mary Eugene Sister David Marie Sister Marie Campion Sister Mary Josepha Sister Ann Regina Sister Mary de Lourdes Sister Vincent Dolores Sister Elizabeth Maureen Sister Marian Francis :fy swf U Q ' if X . t it Mg it 'I s. . 'f f . fs' -1 w'M - at-v 55. alt 5 r- .WU X, it , i A ,, Y ,F - gf , , Us Mg ,ymm,f.- f. ,Er The power of grace is wonderfully surpris- ing, indeterminable and indomitable. It has changed the course of history in a man's life- time: and a man's life in a split second. The glad acceptance of God's gift radically affected the lives of our Mother Foundresses, and through this, the pattern of Catholic educa- tion in America. Perhaps the most prominent of the belles of New York society in the l79O's was Elizabeth Ann Bayley, the daughter of the well-to-do Doctor Richard Bayley, Wedded in Trinity Epis- copal Church to William Seton, son of one of her father's friends, Elizabeth enjoyed a com- fortable home life. ln the early years of her marriage, Mrs. Seton became acutely aware of her religion under the spell of a new minister, Henry Hobart, a zealous Christian gentleman. lt was this realization of God on which she leaned when WilIiam's health and business both failed rapidly. Being advised to take an ocean voyage, William with Elizabeth and their eldest daughter, Anna, set out for Italy to visit his father's business associates, the Filicchi brothers. The journey, however, brought death to the ailing William. Elizabeth at first found the customs of this Catholic country strange indeed, but came to see them as fascinating and beautiful: The Filicchis urged her to pray and seek the truth. With these words in mind QRS OF C LQ A 4' ' ffYQ flfviricmig X 038 sx f Q ,ir ,4 0 7 R 4 O l K S WOOISCHWX f Mother Elizabeth Seton I A605 7'4'- T 'J f ' 1 Y .JMJQ 1 W4-Nfl ' she returned to New York and-Catholicsm. From that time a new path opened for Eliza- beth and her children. Left penniless with no means of support, Elizabeth was directed to open a school for girls in Baltimore. ln time, a permanent location was found in Emmitsburg and in ISO9 Elizabeth Seton and a few women who had already joined her, established a com- munity there. The Sisters decided to adopt the rule of St. Vincent de Paul and Mother Seton became the foundress of the Sisters of Charity in America. It was here at Emmitsburg that Elizabeth was to spend the duration of her life, increasing in love, devotion and faith in God's protective nearness. St. Agnes Convent, Motherhouse of the Sisters of St. Dominic Qffafffefl Qffrmy Mzhnfhus clffcwfie On September 8, 1846, Madeline Thorpe, later foundress of the Dominican Sisters of Sparkill, was born in London. Her education was received in a seminary for young ladies conducted by the Anglican Nuns, where she was trained to be active in church affairs and in the care of the poor. Within a few years she felt the call to religion and sought admission among the Anglican Nuns. ln the spring of 1870 she left the community to enter the Catholic Church. Madeline Thorpe then traveled to America where she became acquainted with Father Rotchford, O.P., who aided her in continuing her work with the poor. Finally she received ecclesiastical sanction to found the Dominican Congregation of the Rosary, in which in 1876 Madeline Thorpe pronounced her Holy Vows under the name of Sister Mary Catherine Antoninus. At the time of her death in 1879 her congregation numbered twenty-two pro- fessed Sisters, three novices and six postulants. Sister Catherine Antoninus is a model for all girls who have the courage to enter religious life, not to live but to die, and not to hew the cross but to mount upon it and to give all they have. Sparkill, New York. Mother Mary Antoninus Thorpe, foundress of the Sisters of St. Dominic. SlSTERS OF ST. DOMlNlC Sister Mary Arthur, O.P. Sister Adelaide James, O.P. Sister Rose Anastasia, O. P. Sister Regina Rosaire, O.P. Sister Anne. Pierre. O.P. Sister Mary Rosaire, O.P. Sister Catherine Anthony, O.P. Sister Mary Nicholas, O.P. Sister Siena Marie, O.P. Sister Anne Roberta, O.P. Sister Mary Damien, O.P. Sister Margaret Elizabeth, O.P Sister Mary Dolorosa, O.P. Sister Mary Clare. O.P. Sister Margaret Therese, O.P. Sister Aquinas, O.P. Sister Jerome, O.P. Sister Cecilia, O.P. Sister Suzanne, O.P. Sister Emily Thomasine, O.P. A . 0 A o cm Q' Q Q A ia 6 SISTERS OF ST. URSULA OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN Sister Mary Tarcisius, U.T.S.V Sister Mary Celestine, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary Virginia, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary Daniel, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary James, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary George, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary Andrew, U.T.S.V. Sister Mary Dorothy, U.T.S.V. 491' Mother Anne Xainctonge, touncircss ot thc Sisters ot St, Ursula ot the Blessed Virgin. To serve everyone, to console, to counsel, and to pray constantly for the salvation and perfection of souls. This is the motto of the Ursules in the words of their Foundress, the Venerable Anne de Xainctonge. Born in Dijon, France, and showing at an early age an intense love for souls, Anne resolved to share her educational advantages with the poor through the aposolate of teaching. ln spite of opposi- tion from her friends and especially from her father, she finally founded the first non-clois- tered order of nuns who dedicated themselves to spreading the reign of Christ. Founded in l606, the order known as the Religious of Saint mmffrrffffff, I f 4 imiiff Q r f, 1 ..,... 'f, lllrdtl .A .. IIQAU ya, x -' 3 it , 2 S f 9 YQ: :ily '27 E. i E 5 1 Si. . I , 2 at img f W S E ut' itil A 5 QI. . . gf Et I XS - . f - 1 ot Mother Anne ,Xainctonge de oo LA 5 'yt tends her principles ot an active 'uh TRE 'ni' 7 religious life before a committee 'fm,,,,,,,,.iw l ot noted theologians. They sup- ported her in her claims. Convent ot St. Ursula, Motherhouse of Sisters ot St. Ursula, Kingston, New York. Qffafffm Mine azmtmge Ursula of the Blessed Virgin spread rapidly through France, Switzerland and Germany. Driven from France by the edict of l9Ol, some of their members came to America and began their work in Our Lady of Lourdes School and the Notre Dame Convent School in New York. ln l905 they established the Convent of Saint Ursula in Kingston, New York. lt is to this Marygrove that girls come to learn the spirit of Saint Ursula as taught by Mother Anne, the spirit of an all consuming love of the Master that leads souls to spend themselves in spread- ing His reign. 'l' Mount St. Francis, in Motherhouse of the Sisters of St, Francis .. Peekskill New York. ln i865 four Franciscans Sisters of a community founded in Europe for the education of the young, estab- lished a school inf the parish of the famous Franciscan Monastery on Thirty-first Street in New York City. ln order to train properly the young Americans who sought admission into this community a novitiate was founded at Peekskill, New York. One of these young novices was Sister Francis, who is now regarded as the American foundress. Little is known of her life, but her spirit of humility, self-sacrifice and desire to serve God through His little ones has prevailed in the community. Sister Francis was a source of constant inspiration to the young members, who prompted by her holiness came closer to the Savior and nearer to their life's goal-sanctity. This example continues to draw many young women to the Order of the Franciscans, which, we pray, will flourish under the protection of St. Francis and the Guardianship of St, Anthony, while Almighty God smiles His blessings on the wonderful works of the Sisters. Nw 4, Sf W K y 15152212 Qftancls SlSTERS OF ST. FRANCIS Sister M. Daniel Joseph Sister Marie Louise Sister M. Rita Francis Sister M. Antonine Sister M. Laurenza Sister M. Bernardine Sister M, Anna Francis Sister Maria Leonard Sister M. Francis Xavier . Sister M. Jane Edwin Sister M. Ellen Joseph Sister Mary Edward Foundress of the Sisters of St. Francis Xi !x.,E5?xxl,Z4i2? .xr ,f ? lllllllll Illlllllll 5' gy. ' 1 'f XX . f f Q 5: r ...- - lf! X 4 ,gl . ,ff..V,,, X I . J' :'- g. K .g A f S S A sisrsn FRANCIS If X X X Qffaffievl X X txlff SQQ 4 X '1 Sits 3 I -in f f Born in Minden, Germany, June 3, l8l7, Pauline von MaIlinkrodt's entire lite generated ineffable love, gentleness and generosity to all mankind. Sacrificing the brilliance other social rank, Pauline resolved to become a religious to devote herself to the Christian education ot youth. On August 2l, l849, in Paduborn, Germany, she laid the founda- tions ofa new order, adopting the significant title of the Sisters of Christian Charity. Confronted with the problem ot the KULTURKAMP and the May Laws, which restricted their teaching activities, this far- sighted toundress, with the spirit and zeal of an apostle, directed her ambition beyond the seas in quest of a new lite of labor, ln l873, a Provincial House was founded at Wilmette, Illinois. Mendham, New Jersey, is one ot the thirty-one institutions di- rected from this Motherhouse so well established in America by this intrepid toundress, SISTERS OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY Sister Alwina, S,C.C. Sister Paulita. S.C.C. q Sister Andre, S.C.C. ' Sister Tarcisius, S.C.C. 1 Sister Louis, S.C.C. i' I Wubhe wa Q77zM2'1f4na:i0' MOTHER PAULINE VON MALLINKRODT Foundress of the Sisters of Christian Charity Sister Madeline, S.C.C. ' A' Sister Pierre, S.C.C. I wk Sister Cassiana, S.C.C. Sister Mariangela, S.C.C. Sister Cornelia. S.C.C. iff Sister Mirelda, S.C.C. Sister Leonore, S.C.C. 5 Sister Hermanette, S.C.C. I v I fills!!- '5' Mallinkrodt Convent, Motherhouse of the Sisters of Christian Charity, Mendham, New Jersey. afzzfefzfzkzafhf fy 0114 Qjyifiiylldf 0953 Cgmzizefzae Cgflanczk gazzhizaf Weimar: Archbishop of New York d a humorous touch to his inspiring Talk on the Holy IO rms akimbo he poses for the SPIRES' photograph 00445111 One of C.H.S.'s special friends and advisers is Father Thomas A. Don- nellan, who, as spiritual director of the Guidance Department, helps us solve our problems. 'K - As' gxcekfzcy Jlvsefl C9Zzf1f1eM Father Harold Wolff, our friendly religious Auxiliary Bishop of New York instructor, pauses a few minutes to chat with Anne Tracey and Catherine Kelly of 605. ll ' AIN L00 R 5264264 Xie ,buff aflm lands sie ia!! 14671125215 wkzeyamf As She enters for the last time the edifice which has been the spiritual and educational home of her school days, the Cathedralite real- izes it was here that she first planted the seed for her harvest of success. She has been able to cultivate the crop, she has gained a certain degree of self-reliance and has known a sense of achievement, because ot the firm and kindly assistance offered to her by her guides, A WVU JF lil d Q if A if li 'V i ii QS W 5 f,ffc'1'efz! Ufffce gdffzz To the lay teachers who helped to make all their dances and trips a reality, to the gym instructors who combined healthy fun with physical train- ing, to the office staff who helped keep dear Cathedral High a well-directed and regu- lated school-the graduates of '53 thoughtfully bid adieu. Miss Sacre and Miss Rosasco show their pleasant personalities as they discuss their tedious work of collecting tuition and of attending to records 14 Miss Gorry and Mrs Brady pause a moment in their mvestigat on of the mail Um Qjeafaus Jay Qywcfims ss Heins teach the fundamentals of Three of CathedraI's popular lay teachers M s Mardenbo ough l k tl ll to some future stars. Miss Hedlurid and Miss Halligan p b g g L with their familiar s le . i X r- 1 I t I ' ' . 4 3 IS . 1- . -5 ll lVllElVliUllQi ll A Nil Qfffss Qfffmfe C7745 This year at Cathedral was marked by the sudden death of Miss Marie Hale, one of our best loved faculty members. Miss Hale, our speech teacher and the guiding light of the Dramatic Club productions, suc- cumbed to a heart attack on the morning of October 2, 1952 on her way to school. She had long been the inspiration which prepared Cathedral's speech-minded young women for the world. To those of us who do not remember a time when she was not ready with a helping hand, Miss Hale's passing will, like the passing of all those who have the touch of greatness and graciousness, leave an unfilled niche in the halls of Cathedral. ' I5 -were One of the attractions of which all Cathedralites are proud is o t ur rophy case. Here Joan Madden, Corinne Grim- aldi and Cath ' erine Bartsch 1all of 6131 admire Latin and Varsity trophies. The jingle of coins and the exchan e of Q hellos can always be heard at our book counter. Left to right: Mary Voe 15011, Patri i L kle ca ynch 15021, Theresa Bellon 1501 J, Kathleen Fitzgerald 15021, R . ose Marie Fortunato 15011, and Mary Luche 15021. Marie Costanza i t , n errupted in her telephone conversation, pertly bids Kathleen Mulligan and Irma Zanella to await their turn patiently. No hard feelings, however, since all come from 503. 16 9 .5 FAMILY CRUSA1 lrHANil'3 C M?C'lN4i OCT POLO 61268.15 FATHUI PATRICK YI' IS W1 tl it '-M--llli ' el .Q Y? N3 'x XX 'K L gf? 5 N ,:-f 'Pfw Lx 'buf ati fl- , ,lx LX? K, A A 4' A During Catholic Education Week our clclaatc mcrnlacrs, Ann Novellino 15101, Alice Courtney 1603, Rita Toth 16031, lmily Kay 15101 and Kay MnGowan 15101 spoke to the assembly on notcrl Catholics who havv wt lorth shining examples of faith. Startled by the P.A. system's announcement of a surprise assembly for classes 601 to 508, the minds of the student body begin to churn and feminine curiosity is aroused. Each girl won- ders what the assembly will be about. Will it be one of Father Wolff's friendly and enlighten- ing instructions, a visit from Father Bernier S.S,S., organizer and head of the C.Y.A. Holy Hour. an interesting talk by Father Joseph Hamilton, moderator of Our Lady's Sodality, a rehearsal for graduation, a Shakepearean play, a movie or demonstration by General Motors or The Bell Telephone System, or a message from Sister Aloysia, herself? Even our annual art exhibit in the auditorium, which usually brings smiles of appreciation, today does not seem to ease that certain nervousness which is evident throughout the entire auditorium as the girls wait for the beginning of the assembly, Finally, the assemblage stands to sing the National Anthem and to greet the rouser of their curiosity. Who is it? Maureen Kelly 16011, San- dra Votor 16031 and Deb- orah Sweeney 16051 seem to be intrigued and ex- cited by their new senior rings. 19 M. if 3,1 A-g fffiififf X' ff 1. X ff 'L-' f' X ll f s X 1 9 Xi ,lik I: g X Q x. MXN if K .loan Sarokota 13013 and Doris O'Connor 16083 played the romantic leads of Fredrick and Mabel in the Glee Club play, The Pirates of Penzance. The affectionate daughters, played by Adelane Goddard 14063, Margaret Brick 14013 and Rosanne Keeley 16033 pose about their conscientious father, Major Stanley Jane Dougher 16103. The seniors, returning to their dressing rooms after the final performance of the Glee Club play The Pirates of Penzance, a light musical comedy by Gilbert and Sullivan, feel in their hearts the pangs of loneliness. Such an emotion prevails because this is the last time that they will experience the soft lights upon their faces and the Cathedral stage beneath their feet or the joy of trying on costumes and putting on makeup. Their feelings are shared by the senior members of the orchestra, who have played the musical background for every performance, under the expert direction of Pro- fessor Heinroth. All the members will remember the tireless efforts of Sister Mary Clement and Sister Ver- onica Maria, and the colorful productions that their work made possible, also the happy years the club en- joyed at C. H. S. 20 , 9 . . . wffefle mme zwffzesse Xie jzlacvbs a . . . I W The grand finale shows a Tired but happy casf taking Yheir deserved bows. This merry hand of pirates sings a glceful song celebrating their yic- torles over the hearts of the ladies. 21 .f Mary Crawford 16043, Mary Counihan 16071, and Mary Lawler 16031 listen as Uncle Teddy CProfessor Hein- rothi plays a selection from The Pirates of Penzance. 'lyk QQMIQK X Qdflidilw ll, CD W il? R PA , will -Qillir ll5'L,l'ilQfll'li1 die ffdfif shefzgffiefzeal ,im mm. The Cathedralites crop of knowledge has been fertilized and strengthened by subjects selected with care, taught with clarity and as- similated with docility. Common sense and sportsmanship have been nurtured by partici- pation in extracurricular activities and person- alities were cultivated by associations with teachers and fellow students. 1 ., .X,L 4: , , ink? -1 if 631 JXP za! in i -x V, K m A , 1 hi, 3,,i:,3,:,-1::fAfKwL Je.-1, ff- -241 A -fm, Wfw-' ' ' H, ,Qf4.vlWllP'wa- H if N Qi? Y 'S Q 29 ,4 1 gzwwzbz One of tomorrow's business wiz- ards will spring, no doubt, from a Junior Achievement Company in Cathedral. Every Wednesday indus- trious Achiever's meet in the cate- teria to carry out the business of their companies. Junior Achievement came into ex- istence in Cathedral several years ago with a small group of students. This year there were seven com- panies. Various items were produced such as: calendars. shamrocks, cor- sages, and personalized stationery. Experience in Junior Achievement provides the student with an under- standing of economic life and busi- ness management, as well as a great deal of fun, Under the expert guid- ance of Sister Maria Celestia, chief moderator, and individual modera- Su s Gloria de Arteaga i602l wishes Gloria Galli l6Oll a happy birthday with a J. A. candy corsage. tors, many years of great achieve- ment will surely lie ahead. The products manufactured by the J. A. are many and varied. A few of them are displayed here by Eileen Ward i5OlJ. Mary Melody i6OlJ and Barbara O'Rourke i507J proudly demonstrate dainty organdie aprons-products of 25 a J. A, company. xi Q-NM Global Geography is being absorbed by all the students of this class. But they know the northern boundary ot the old U. S. A. As the freshmen steps into her official classroom for the first time, a new life begins. Every- thing is so new-the teachers, classmates and surroundings- but perhaps the greatest novelty of all is the freshman curriculum. The very word algebra stikes fear into the bravest Freshman's heart, and Latin is regarded with equal dread. However, the mys- terious X's, Y's and Z's of algebra, and the strange Latin words be- come second nature to Freshmen students. Global Geography pre- sents a few qualms, but science introduces them into a fascinating world of wonders. Though these subjects may have caused much trouble, they have laid a foundation for remain- ing studies, and will always be associated wth the pleasant mem- ories of the unforgettable Fresh- Elizabeth Wilkinson 16081 seems interested in the sight under the microscope. Wonder what it is? The joy and excitement which goes with the first day of high school is often marred by the ribbing of juniors and seniors. Freshman year is one which re- quires great patience and endur- ance. The plight of the freshman will always exist as an integral part of high school life, 26 man year. WZ Zi!!! ,fwgef fffase !Zl?ifl27ll?ly ,flesffmzzfz suoyhcfs. . . Math is the interest and ioy of many girls. These girls got their mathematical start by learning the secrets of elementary algebra. C922 gufkizfzce qfzmfmefzf Mary Lenihan f605J trics to de- cipher the intricacies of one of the intelligence tests given by the Guidance Department. Perhaps one of the greatest needs of a high school senior is that of obtaining help for fu- ture life. The Guidance Department of C. H. S. affords to its students all the necessary aid for career planning. Under the leadership of Sister Anita Mary we have been given proper guid- ance in choosing a college which will best en- able us to carry on studies in our chosen field. For those girls who wish to go directly into the business world, Sister has been diligent in procuring positions with reliable firms. Joan Foley and Mary Marrinan, both i605l, use the information afforded them by the booklets in the Guidance Office. Carolin Meadows and Patricia Keegan t304l show film strips as part of .1 guidance lesson. Lydia Languish-Claire Rigoulef l503J I renounce him forever, Sir Julia Melville-Marx T'...i:,,id M9063 O, Ftiuih '.::'i1.l' l602j Iii? :gl 5 6, 1 . . -cw Xie As the lights in the auditorium flashed on and the members of the cast ot the Dramatic Club took their places for their cuiitainlcall, every senior's' heart surged with pride. ?And well might they, for this year'is perforniance of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's play Rivals, was somehow much more significant those of previous years. Afterfthe loss of our beloved Miss Marie Hale in September, the club had to double its efforts to liye up to its gmotto of good entertainment tot all. However? will Sir Lucius O'Trigger-Norma Martin 44031 Upon my conscience, Mr. Acres, your valour has oozed with a vengeance! L 4 l i 1 .x I' ll lil wfflbvf suxziassefzffzfflzifalf ? the audience receive our play this year with the usual enthusiasm? Will the loss of our speech coach hinder our reputation for time drama? Will the club come through feeling confident of success? Only the audience could answer these questions and answer they did with thun- derous applause. The club realized to whom credit was due-to Sister Mary Eugene and Sister Mary Terence, our moderators who very ably took over our training this year. Bob Acres-Mary Boland ISI ll Zounds, David, you are a coward! Jack Absolute-Elizabeth Reynolds C6071 Mild, gentle, considerate Father! Mrs C6l2J M -Faulkland-Grace Kelly L6OlJ all mirth and song-not a thought of me! -p-imgfblr. rfzhahcbbns A1 . . The base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal is a familiar theorem often employed by second year math students. eamwgc gaesal, nam! Uwlsviwy Dorothy Esposito, Barbara Cook, and Rosalie Sollano C3061 prepare their lesson in world History. 0270! QQSYZIICI4 The third floor is the nucleus of sophomore life. The many sub- jects that a sophomore curriculum contains are diligently worked on by the future juniors. Geometry, the greatest woe of any sopho- more, is taught here along with Caesar's Latin and World History. The third floor is also the home Qt our medical department under the able direction of Miss D'Arnato, our nurse. Hearing, eye, and patch tests are given annually. The aches and pains of the whole school are relieved in the nurse's office and all health problems are solved. -ur F 1 bl? --19 F- lfflllhilli , A v ,fx I,-4 ,X N bULlDQlli C7142 woman fxlafkazefaf file Gfaziaf Each Cathedralite's crop also includes spirit- ual and moral training. The problems and struggles of every day life have often been solved with a visit to the chapel or the guid- ance received from her teachers. This spiritual and moral training has helped her to know and comply with Gods will and it has made her crop ready for the harvest, T1 T1 Q zu' +2 L A s :sv 6 i Q. ,4 B N! war.: PEL Stepping from the elevator on the fourth floor, you are confroned with this familiar sign reminding you to fulfill your obligation of a visit to our chapel. EMM Uiffhess T f ' , One of the many activities of the members of Our Lady's Guild is to decorate their classroom shrine. Demonstrating this for us are the officers of the Guild, Mary Lynch 15011, Mary Ryan C6l2J and Dorothy Fernandez 16061, The 'iheart of Cathedral High School is Mater Sedes Sapientiae Chapel, which has be- come the crossroads of our seven storey build- ing. lt is here we seek and find solace and inspiration. Two of our most notable activities are Our Lady's Guild and the Y.C,S.-Young Christian Students, which impresses upon its members the importance of being Christ-like. Our Lady's Guild is dedicated to the honor of our Blessec Mother. The obligations of its members are few, but the rewards are great. Many seniors are ardent members and may usually be tounc in the chapel reciting their rosary during luncl' period. Patricia Carroll, Barbara Geiger, Mary Ann Sullivan, Mary Dwyer and Eunice Bandonee Call 4041 review Triumph of Faith for fundamental information. 34 v is ,- u 'Ld ', .f -N 51 ,, .,.,,7. R Wilt .v ,ivy lb' '-1 , M 'K uu Fuller! with rnpturons slelnryht, This lnttlc lady lovmqly clasps the ulnlr-ct of her secret dreams, otmtmncfi at the YCS. party. Yvonne Totlnnchc of 602 looks on. 35 The greatest privilege of each Cathedralnte is to assist at the Holv Sacrlflce of the Mass In our beloved chapel. -A. . is . S, x 4 -I., . ' Q And what docs this hand- some young saulor want? asks Santa, who in real Ilfe IS Ann Farnum of 602, I Um Qljiflzmhffzzfzf Umfcws The Debate Club-hard work, achievement, and funl That hard work accompanies member- ship not one of our seniors will denyl But the efforts of its members have resulted in achieve- ment for Cathedral, for the Debate Club, and lastly for themselves. Not only have our sen- iors achieved success this Year, but also they formed the teams which last year brought the Rita Toth 16033, president of the Debate club, assumes her familiar position as chairman at a debate. 4 . y ,, , ,,, , , 2 f-L-'sf-f-fe One of many delightful moments takes place in room 403 as the De- bate Club members discuss the suc- cess of the last tournament under the leadership of club president Rita Toth. These diligent ctebaters, left to right: Sheila McGee 116033 Eliza- beth Reynolds 16073, Rita Toth 16033, Estelle Sokolowska 16013, Helen Curry 16063, and Alice Molly 16013, puzzle over a debate case. mmm C.F.L. First Place trophy and the Second Place N..F.l.. debating trophy to Cathedral. This year our members have achieved acclaim in several forensic activities. Alice Courtney won two awards for her work in the l953 American Legion Oratorical Contest, an honor which ,Kate Curry received last year. Kathleen McGowan brought honor to Cathedral in the Hearst Ora- torical Contest, . Yet, despite the hard work and endless activ- ity, membership in the Debate Club means fun. Memories of the C.F.L. dances, the mock de- bate at the annual Debate Club party, and the W 4. QM n ' , ? X NI if 5 T' 5 N 7. av Fil IWQQ Um: wg if .,.Q V I mf . yr, wut 4, d.,, L . -3. , - -2 . A 5 3 A 1? M. I N . ' 3 . L Wav All 9 ' I n A ,bm '- ' ---.... vuiwhi. X , 3 bk K- .. A ,M , - . '1l ' '. ' g k f 'U lp P F, PA lt? Tl' ol Ulu it Qldul leling Qffafzy alzzzgfffefls ala!! gafdeflezf fageflm fzzbvfeac' sie ia!! 5Wlfr255'6r! flew QM The crop has reached maturity, the time for harvest is here and each Cathedral graduate makes an account of her yield The girl who has cultivated the soil diligently, planted her Seed Carefully and followed her pattern Cor- rectly finds that her crop has burgeoned into a bountiful and gracious harvest. fN X 1' a v W vw... -Q.. I ,ff 'i'l 11-ing w- I 35 -4 x 5. TW, .....i.... Here wc soc several Qurls from 4Bl expertly Taklnq rluctatlon In prepa- ration lor Thclr poslllons as future btcrmqraphcrs and sccrctarncs. i fldflvff In the capable hands of Hc-Ion Maikisch, Anne Keane, and Helen Mchrmann, the affalrs of the olllcc are taken care of qunckly :md courtcously. Gam! fa fi mfm af Fug may lfntmm Unsqucl :mfl Agnes Cumlf All-mcmslmlc thi' nowcsl olflcc con! vvnwnrc- luy lmn-,rrulmung lcllcrs from clu I.1g:lmnm. 41 l ,l We W' If -1-- 2, Wa L. E ,Q ,fi 443 ,KK V' 2 rises ,flhiifg bile, f - f ' . With Miss Mnrqaret Gleason accom- panying anfl instructing thorn, Jean Catalano, Jean Miller, Virginia Flood, and Olrm Pollono rehearse tor a Glcc Clulr performance. Iofnl Commander Antoinette Laqat- tolla shows Barbara Dougherty, Cir-rnlflrne Cilynn, Ann Lyons, and Lharlotte Donovan where to sign as the qirls riroiiflly register for the Fighting 69th. lf I speak with the tongue of men, and ot angels, and have not charity I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal, Following the cx- ample of St. Paul, these mcmhers of the Mission Clulu toil for the un- tortunates in foreign lands. pu 1 - H IWTF TIF. WMI ,, - f k llllrlf .mg ----. 1 - mag.. Pawn, Along with helping to run the library smoothly, Marie Perconti, Sylvia Duran, Jacqueline Galasso, Assunta Ventura, and Anna Mac Wine also discover many interesting facts while performing their duties in thc Library Club. 43 r ,xv N Director Elizabeth Laubis gives last minute instruc- tions to Mary Nacinovich, Margaret Healy, and Sylvia Duran in their preparation of a production of the annual Christmas Play. Helen Wallace, Margaret Treacy, and Ann Heins show Doris Cruz, Ellen Staunton, Marie Noceti, Olga Pollono and Eileen Brannigan watch interestedly and attentively as Mr, W Stauback, Manager of the School Division explains the intricate workings ot a safe deposit system. Book week finds Eileen Cawley, Sylvia Duran, Marie Russillo, Patricia lqueo, and Carmella Lobretto pour- ing over the display of the newest publications, which have just arrived. Beneath the statue of Mary, three seniors, Lenore Shuman, MaryJane O'Connor, and Patricia lqueo gaze with pride at their newly acquired rings. interest as Romilda Savino operates a bookkeeping machine under the direction of Miss Mary Norton, of the Burroughs Business Machine Company. ,,,...--A ln happy anticipation of a wonrlerful clay at Peeks- kill, a group oi members of thc Victory Through Vocations Club, gaily board a bus at Washington Square ww. Y ' nk h 1 It . - rt 'Y' F. r f -ir ,fu V I in ' 5:.'z:S1S V K Y This ioyful group of happy seniors proudly show off their loycly gifts at the annual Christmas Party. df! . . . Qffcrny Xie 520591 Cakes, cookies, and ioy combine To give aid to the louise Compaqnn aricl Antoinette Barrasi pause on missions at the annual cake sale. Pafricia,Ward. their tour of West Point to have their picture snapped Eileen Sullivan, and Ann Higgins express delight as bcsiclc a historic landmark. they sample the delicacies. - Ull' SALE 'IE i s 3' ,5- . Q' V P' s.. 1'-'W Happy? Why not? We finally made it-now we are Sophomores. Carmella Lobretto, Norma Pavese, Eileen Fitzgerald, Lorraine Eber- hart, and Joan Beardsworth smiled because they were no longer babies of the school. wzzMkzg Xie if Junior year brought many sweet sixteen parties. Here a gay group celebrate Doris Cruz's birthday, The beginning excitement of Senior year re of old friends is the reason for the happine ' I ' . . . . I W 5 M Mary Nacinovlch, Joan' Flynn, Jacqueline Ga and Adrienne Lamar, We started out the years right with Our Lady as our guide. 46 alan QW .13 afwe. Freshman year brought out many clubs. Among them was the Antone Guild. ln order to aid the victims of Cancer in hospitals throughout the city, this club took up the task ot rolling bandages and arranging cheerful packages for them, w-L: Really growing up and visiting West Point, these Seniors obviously cnioycd themselves at this historical point of interest. 4' 1 in i l 47 The first Senior dance of the season brought out the girls from St. Joseph's in their finest array. The Vocation Exhibit at Fordham University was one of the high spots of our Junior year. The scenery too, proved to be of great interest to the girls. ,..-mm. bile Antoinette Lagattolla, Ann Bartell, and Nina Spana of St, Joseph's Spires Staff are in full agreement about their accomplishments. ,,w W The Spircs Staff look Quite elated as Roseanne D'Avola l603l draws the attention of Naida Montero and Marie Rossano Iseatecll, Patricia White, Angela Lopano Call 6031 and Ann Marie Sharpe C6071 to their almost complete product. 527 5292225 529225 N li,,i S i'-' wiki zz ,fuflhvse Among the fifth floor activities is found a group known as the Spires staff, whose days are dedicated to com- piling the school's yearbook. Their work includes the taking of pictures, writing of captions and the gathering of material for the yearbook. The fin- ished Spires is a cherished book and a reminder to all Cathedralites of their high school days. We, of the Spires staff would like to thank Sister Loretta Teresa, our moderator, whose aid and guidance helped to make the comple- tion of this book possible. We also extend our appreciation to the entire faculty and student body for their spirit of cooperation and hope that this year- book will give them a glowing and last- ing memory of their happiest years. Lots of work, but lots of fun too, say Josephine Costello and Teresa Conelli of room 603, our editor-in- chief and co-editor respectively. Anna DiLeo, Esther Grosso and Roma DiLeo tall 6063 seem to be enioying the picture while Lucille Cestaro 16063 operates the enlarger. Our Lady seems To be watching Jean O'Connor, Frances DiSilves- fro, Anne Dermody and Ellen Barnes, all of 611, as they learn the many terms used in The business world, Demonsfrallng Theur commerclal abllxhes class 501 prepares fo follow un the footsleps of former Cafhedralires as The potential -W .'...,:l::,k H' ln Lu: -.. 'N ,U N., V-Q from w L si . 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'K' V fr-.1,. my ' 'h ire, hw sv' f 'K , ,ui im MY' R Lf, f -mi.nv-nn ri.. - :umm X at 1 ,, nxiuivz i- rriu I V l ' 1 of pm-lar ii :'.is1::'Q:':,ii G ,, ,im i Q wi .W -1 H H suv bear- wh 'W' C mu ' 5 vvinv M,v',I'.--'A M, mv. fi fl el:,,.s-:',,v':,4 u- w 1, wr .- Na -imwfw Ny' wif'- . -av ' in ,, ww 5.' Y NWw,.ti-- lb ,i, ' ' 3 ni , uv ,K nw' Cathedrals business training helps develop worthwhile women. The commercial subjects given-stenography, typing and business law -aim at success in every phase of business life. In business a young woman must have a keen sense of responsibility, a willingness to do her best, and the absolutely essential quality of tact. Very important is the recollection of the motto: You will never be paid for more than you do if you never do more than you are paid for. These qualities are the aims of our secretarial course and that they have been suc- cessfully implanted is evidenced bythe success of our former business students, drick, Margaret Sniscak tall 5051 learn the symbols used in stenography Barbara Adams, Barbara Worobel, Louise Baris, Maryann Aiello, Joan Shel- new hh? ie ,ima Anfgi. . . A thrifty and wise solution to the problem of having a tull wardrobe of attractive clothes is to design and make one's own. Found here in Cathedral are classes preparing students to carry out this idea in their lives. They learn to make themselves a perfect wardrobe from a simple blouse to a formal and even, when necessary, to remake their old clothes. With the guidance given them by Sister Mary lsabel, these Cathedralites may some day rank among the world's ten best-dressed women. The art of making and keeping clothes well-groomed is demonstrated by Patricia Murray, Shirley Mekolites, Maureen Byrne, Margaret Hanley, and Frances Gaetani, all of 507. The laying and cuttinq of a pattern is the first step toward the finished garment. This is being done here by Catherine Petralak, Margaret O'Brien, Kathleen McNulty, and Mary McCarren, all of 504. Kathleen McNulty l504J displays her finished product-a typical dress for school wear. Barbara Burns, Rose Ann Dinacci and Theresa Devlin 15041 in their own completed blouses smile approv- ingly at Kathleen's success. ,gi u my Max VN Amazed at the lasting wonders of the ancient castles and bridges in England are Virginia Stefton, Ann Gardiner, Grace Sanchez, Irene Durkin Cseatedl and Teresa Olzewski and Catherine Gavin fstandingl lall of 5085. Lights! Camera! Action! Thou canst not say I did it, exclaims Macbeth lDolores Mazzocchij, as her astounded supporters look on in 6l3's rendition of Shakes- peare's immortal Macbeth. of P ,Alf will EMM am! 07l6'ZiII57dlfl2'7l History, English, Mathematics- the subjects that develop thought! History, the study of past events with an important bearing on the world cycle, develops thought through the channels of one's ability to depict past situations and experiences and informs us of the important factors resulting in our modern world. Eng- lish, because it provides us with the masterpieces of such literary idols as Shakespeare, Milton and Dickens, introduces us to a great heritage of untold wealth. The intricate prob- lems of math train us to think clearly, to make our own judgments, thus assuring us of mental maturity. I t looks as if Marianne Muhlbauer f50j enloyed Their West Pflifllclrilgosaue Fu 'a'l l502J Beware, Christina. Are you sure Nancy's work is correct before you copy it? Both girls are from 606. These subjects are practical, for they supply us with the necessary background as a basis and the neces- sary thought process to reach a deci- sion. Thus can Cathedral students become self-reliant. We are sure that Mary Toner, Mary Finucane and Constance Grant l606J know that y : mx + b. Estelle Sokolowska, Agatha Johnson, Margaret Kellar and Lida Milkos lall 6Ol1 enjoy records during a French Club meeting. Members of the French Club-seated Pat White C6031 and Maureen Shea l6Ol1, standing Marilyn Obraz, Grace Kelly, Mary Yerkes lall 6011 and Anita Cavaleri l6061 seem greatly interested in French customs by way of French dolls and records. 'wfy Ufffzg wkfs One ofthe enjoyable activities upper classes participate in is the language clubs. After studying two and three years of either Latin, Spanish or French, the girls eagerly grasp the opportunity to break away from routine classwork, employing their knowledge in further- ing their interests. The language clubs meet weekly and specialize in their chosen sphere with such activities asg a pen pal association with their Spanish neighbors, slides of modern and ancient Rome and visits to French restaurants. These clubs help the girls to appreciate more fully the various languages and to imbue finishing touch of culture and refinement. Joan Mahoney, Julia Brassil, Marie Georgetti and Maureen Cotter 16071, all officers of the Latin Club, admire their newly acquired trophy. V 56 Six girls from 602 study their South American neighbors Through the intriguing Spanish language. Q 1 f A , -P . N. 4 1 1- Q ts 0 b these studen d interesting and Cultural Y P.--if Virgil's classics are foun f 607 ,ff .mf Hard at work are Arbustus editor and co-editor Our newspaper, the Arbutus, is Ca- thedral's very own. Conceived, plotted and written by the staff, under the guidance of its moderators, Sister Anna Mercedes and Sister Marie Campion, this paper goes to press eight times a year. Cathedralites are then informed of anything that can be of interest to them in their student world. Editorials. news and feature articles, club activ- ities, fashions and entertainment tips cause interest and chuckles to bright- en the peruser's face as she thumbs the finished Arbutus. Little is known of the rush to meet the deadline, the stack of typing to be done. However, we do know we are proud of our Arbutus. cgfe Wafbe af gfzfffmfa editor l5Oll J, and Sheila and mistakes wamely, Marie 5023, Rochelle 5 I 3 - ' le ,Swfufzfs wma' Xie Q77'eaM5f1' ,Qyllfd ff TRY- 41 gr lf, 'K .71 ,F , 1 Dcrlfrrc-s Avumblc, Lounso Mancuso, both assocuate cdutors f606Jg Rose- mary Flood, arf CIIIYOI' 15041: Arlene Couscns, reporter 15083, and Carol Maqunro, tyursf 15013 proofread Yhc irrst drafts of the Arbutus paper. 59 rm: , 0. HE 170. 5. 1 QQ -..., x7 x' 5 Msn K -L! Q J H Yl' ' ' N-XX ' '- C '1..,' . i 0fv,,, Qslrpifrifaf r S' QQ Saver: 'QL L -M, 3. 'Q '-SQ' A N ff frflfps - . .:3ffz5r- r -'fmpr ' s U .,lx.,L:-fI:,,FLl..:'1ft ,WAN . M rigffggl lf' '. H 'f. , 'w.,, . I -,mm Qwlllayfzfaf Zhffufle 127 ,S-ZZ!! fzfzzfofzkflzzfzzfle Doing some extensive reseafch in the library catalog are Yvonne Tollinche and Mary Grifferty, both of 602. One of the favorite classes, taken in addition to the regular, required cur- riculum, is art. Future Rembrandts gaze lovingly at their masterpieces while less fortunate students struggle with the complexities of French grammar or trigonometry. Next door to the art room is the library, one of the preferred places for those lucky people with free time. The complete reference shelves have aided many a girl in her quest for historical lore, while presenting cultural opportunities unlimited. And for leisure hours at home, many entertaining and worthwhile books can be found, l l Anna Bruno and Frances Bellotti C5041 are two of the artists who helped achieve this realistic Christ- mas scene featuring children of many countries kneeling at the lnfant's crib with their inimitable charm and roguish smiles. 60 'Xb-v4 vi i vi 1. ' 1 i r Q fl Z: F RI- 4 kd: JIAVE5 0 nYSTER DVHNTUR R0MAN'l LK n , Y' Taknng advantage of the leaves of mystery advenfure and romance are - .. u l . . . , . , I - Kafherme Houston Kathleen McBnen and Ellzabefh O Callaghan all of 506 T 0 Q3 Ruth McGrath C6033 and Elaine Fort- muller of 613, the president and vice-president of the Nieuland Sci- ence Club, choose the proper materials for club projects. Lucille Cestaro foO6l, Mitsu Fujimoto and Sheila McGee, both of 603, are symbolic of the persistency of the C. H. S, scientists. Quaskbnzhg QVMJQ The world of science is a mysteri- ous, forbidding one to all who have not approached itg but not so to the many Cathedralites who have chosen to delve into the shadows of matter through the mediums of Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and General Sci- ence. These divisions of science bring new light upon everything from the life processes of man and animal to the principles of atomic energy. C.H,S.'s courses offer a wide scope of information which often has led to interesting careers and lives in the fields ot science. am! Uwaffly lgaalbs- Qf Zafiehafguef X Brushing up on tomorrow's Health lesson are fleft to right! Barbara Tracy Lorraine Logan, Joan Clifford, Regina Grittan, and Briget Wilkie of 610 Have you ever wondered why some people look so refresh- ingly heathy while others have that barely alive appearance about them? That health glow , so often envied is no ac- :ident. It has to come from a good understanding ot proper health habits. Since good health is a doorway to good grooming, let's forget the Hol- lywood diet, girls, and heed our weath teacher's advice and tol- ow the true road to health. Picturerl in front of the attractive Science Club exhibit, Kilc-cn Beakes l603l shows one ut its products. 63 V-.- SEX' a -8 ' , ,X 4 W if . .. 's' -1 :V iii!! i , . QR .W 1 ' J ati? as sg ' U 1 1 i Strong bodies, which lead to sound minds and good healthy living, is the aim of the many activities taught by Miss Heins and Miss Garrison and practiced with the facilities in our seventh floor gym, These activities include-Volley Ball, a game of speed, and Ping Pong, a popular game among the girls: which offers pleasant enjoyment and excellent sportsmanship. Alertness and aggressive- ness are main factors which help deter- mine the outcome of the games. Basketball has become the most enthu- siastic sport of our high school. Through the consideration of the A. A, Moderators, Sister James Marie, Sister Joan Marian, and the expert supervision of our coach, Lucille Kyvallos, Cathedral was able to win the Brooklyn Tournament Trophy and to play in the finals of the C. Y. O. Tour- nament this year. Jean Casey t6l0l Barbara Jacobi 46033 and Eileen Boylan C40 are amused by coach Lucille Kyvallos' remark. Jie Qfmzsffy Mfuxlfzs Will!!! zz Wwe Q2 ... ..- Cv' t Kia is X' Y - F 'x C7 1 . 5 - i t l . I The spirit behind our winning varsity games is evident in the exuberant expressions of C.H.S. cheerleders. Left to right: Elizabeth Collumb, Kathleen Ledgard, Nancy Mercado, Jeanette Clarke, Nancy Popper, Diane Rossi, Marie Patrucco, Joan McGrath, Luba Grushka, Patrician Corcoran, Made- line Kenetick, and Constance Pospiesil, who was camera shy that day XZN Qi gfffiefzgfl amz! fmufy me ffm chffizkzg. The Cathedralites harvest yields many fruits. One of which is her always treasured Cathedral ring, which symbolizes the matur- ity and knowledge that she has attained. lt is the visible sign of her success, Carmen Adames Room 613 St. Cecilia and Mary Help of Christians Academy, North Haledon, N. J .... Our Lady's Guild 4. Lorraine Alline t X Barbara Adams Room 505 Ascension School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representative 'l . . . Mission Representa- tive3...Y.C.S.4... A. A. 1, 2. Room 503 Our Lady of the Assump- tion and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . At- tendance Officer 2, 3, 4 ...A.A.2...Our Lady's Guild 4. Dolores Avitabile Room 606 Elmer Ellsworth Junior High School 159 and All Saints Branch . . . Presi- dent 4 . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 3, 4. Rosemarie Allomare Room 603 St, Agnes School . . . French Club 4 . . . A. A. Concetta Bagnoli Room 602 St. Mary and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice President 1 . . . Missions 3, 4 . . . Dramatic Club 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. Mary Ann Aiello Mary Agne Room 608 Mary Immaculate School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...Usher3...A.A. 2,3. Joan Anderson Room 613 St. Thomas the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . Missions 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S. 2. 5. , i .P Magaret Balazs Room 608 St. Brigid's Elementary School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4 ...A.A.1,2,3... Cheerleader 3. 68 43 l. .H A Room 505 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representa- tive 2, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Marie Anfosso Room 601 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . French Club 4 . . . History Club 4. Ada Bankhead Room 610 St. Augustine School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Dorothy Allen Room 605 St. Brendan's School Immaculate Concept Branch . . . Dram Club 2 . . , Mission . . . Attendance Off 1,2 . . .Varsity 3, 4 Our Lady's Guild 4 , History Club 4. Marie Angelotta Room 506 St. Paul the Apostle Holy Trinity Branch . President 3, 4 . . . If l . . . Dramatic Clu . . . Swimming Clul . . . Our Lady's Guild Louise Baris Room 505 St. Roch School and Peter and Paul Bra . . . Attendance Offi 1...GleeClub3. Our Lady's Guild 4 . Library P696 1. 2. 'Iliff' Elvira Barone Room 605 P.S. 77 and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 3'fAv Ellen Barnes Room 6l I fur Saviour's and Ss. ctcr and Paul Branch . . President 3 . . . At- endance Office 3 . . . 'ur Lady's Guild 4. Rafaela Batis Room 508 , Anselm School and 'imaculatc Conception ranch . . . A,A. 3. Mary Beirne Room 507 carnation and Holy unity Branch . . . Glce .lb . 5' I' I Virginia Batis Room 508 St. Anselm School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . , Vice Presi- dent 3. Theresa Bellon Room 501 St. Rita's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President l ...Missions 3 . . . A, A. 3, 4. 7? Jeanne Barrett Room 507 St. Luke's and All Saints Branch . . . Attendance Officer 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. I, 2. Eileen Beakes Room 603 Our Lady Queen of Mar- tyrs and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President l ,,.GleeClubl,2... gcignce Club 4 . . . A. A. Florence Bellotti Room 504 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Our Lady's f- Janice Barry Room 506 St. Rita's and All Saints Branch . . . Y. C. S. 2, 4 J A 3 4 SP as R x Catherine Bartscli Room 6l3 St. Raymond's School . . Attendance Officer 3 . . . Our Lad 's Guild 4 . . . v.c.s. l...J.A. I,2, 3...A.A.3. Marianne Becker Room 508 St. Brendan School and Patricia Begg Room 608 St. Pius Sc ol and All Saints Bra . . . Catho- lic Actio' I, 2. Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 4'7 Guild f P X A 1 X ' -J 'J 1 . ,y , BJP . 5 J 4 , -'D 4 f .X ' y-' , Bernadette Benison ,J J f ' . T' yfloom 6l0 I f 'J I P.S. 'l89 and Ss. Peter , 1 f and Paul Branch . . . Our ' . 1 JLady's Guild 4. J a , Q ,, , , x I 1 69 I Constance Bennett Room 501 St. Charley Borromeo School and All Saints Branch . . . J.A. 3. Barbara Berg Room 607 St. Angela Merici and Immaculate Conception Branch ...A.A.3 . .. Latjn Club 4, ' , .1 V I+' 4 61 i ' , n ' I ,i' W Xl' . 4 . . vq, I I mmf lf j K.. , 1, li X3 .r J' ix, .i .fl Veronica Boldt Room 502 Our Lady of the Scapular and Holy Trinity Branch ...RedCross3...A.A. l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ethel Bowers Room 6l l St. Brendan's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Jane Biel Room 50l St. Stanislaus School . . . Red Cross 2 . . . J.A, 2 . . . History Club 4. fCarIita Bolz Room 6Ol Immaculate Conception Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. U ' , 43 . .. lid Patricia Bowler K Room 608 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A. l. Elsa Black Room 504 All Saints Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Mis- sions l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. wh' Marita Bolx Room 601 immaculate Conception Elementary and Branch I lee Club 3 Schoo s . . . G , 4 . . jOur Lady's Guild 4. f 4 1'- Maureen Boyle Room 612 St. Agnes School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 70 Catherine Blake Room 505 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Libraig Page l . . . Our Lady's uild 4 . . . History Club 4. Angela Bonadonna Room 601 Holy Rosary Academy . History Club 3, 4 . . A. A. l, 2. ei if 'Q s Hildegard Branclt Room 607 St. Raymond's School . . . Attendance Officer 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Our Lady's Guild 4 . .' I 'W .-I eg ' , J 3 get :Ss Angela Bocchino Room 6ll St. Raymond School . Health 4 . . . Missions . . . Our Lady's Guild A Ann Bond Room 608 St. Mark's School and Saints Branch . . . N President l . . . 1 Lady's Guild 4 . . . Frei Club 3 . . . J.A. 3. Julia Brassil Room 607 St. Ignatius Loyola , Holy Trinity Branch . Glee Club I . . . Arbl. 4 . . , Debate Club 3 . Latin Club 4... A.A Q' Elaine Brauncr Room 613 of lesuf. and oly Narm- oly Trunuty Branch , . If-1' Lllllr I . . . AA 7 Joan Bray Room 603 St John the Evangelist School , , , Arbufus 2, 3, 4 Y C S. I, 2, 3, 4 . .V .n Scncnce Club 4. f' IV' e Theresa Bucci Room 611 Sacred Heart Private School . . . Missions I . . . Our Lady's Gunld 4. 'V' C0f7som,,, Hemel: aux Peflegisse' 'Comm . D e S fnenus, Quifzlfilexgtgg 1 lc:-?LgZ5.g2ci:s-d'oeUVre . . C , alnbufgersl will pfobabiy flzgo,-,gh Edna Buccos Room 505 Our Lady of Lourdes School and Holy Trinity Branch... Y.C.S. 1,2 . . . A. A. 1, 2. Eleanor Byrne Room 607 Our Lady of the Assump- tion and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . Mis- sions 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 4. wi- . ' X. . Elizabeth Cameron Room 503 Sacred Heart School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Health Rep- resentative 1,3 . . . J. A 3 . . . A. A. 3. 5 A Vivian Buncome Room 501 St. Charles Borromeo School and All Saints Branch . . . A. A. 3. Maureen Byrne Room 507 Corpus Christi School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. 1, 2. Dolores Campbell Room 610 St. Thomas the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. 1, 2. Joan Burke Room 505 Qur Lady of the Assump- tion and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . Our 5.ady's Guild 4 . . . J.A. Grace Byrnes Room 61 l Our Lady of the Assump- tion and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C. S,2...A.A.3. I 7 .1 ' ic . . L . .V .A K. ,K f 3. Mary A. Canning Room 505 Holy Name of Jesus and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. I. 72 Barbara Burns Room 504 St. Vincent Ferrer School and Holy Trinity Branch ...Missions 1, 2,3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Dorothy Cain Room 61 1 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Our Ladys Guild 4. Mary P. Canning Room 605 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Library Page 1. is Q in gif wifi. . 1 f Carol Bush Room 506 Blessed Sacrament Immaculate Concept Branch . . . Arbutu . . . Our Lady's Guil ...A.A.l. Nancy Callahar Room 606 St. Athanasius School Immaculate Concep Branch . . . Missior . . . Our Lady's Gui . . . History Club 4 A. A. 3. Stella Capuano Room 611 St. John Chrysostom Ss. Peter and Paul Bra . . . Library Page 1. N. K Q Elizabeth Carey Room H03 t All1ilf1IlHIllS Margaret Room St. PauI's and Mussion Guulci 4. I Ilrlrl rn-rnarulatc Conccpllon 3 . . ' I iranrh . . , LA. . 1: ucncc Club 1 . . . A. A. It . Wai In Sjsrer A Carolan 611 Immaculate Conception Branch . . . 2 . . . Our Lady's Eileen Carroll I Room 613 St. John the Evangelist ...GleeC1ub1. ..J.A. 1, 2, 3. Surely you know them! Brows- ing through the library we lrnd our dependable and well- chosen officers of 602, Fran- ces Sreradzkl, president, and Hilda Hernandez, vice presi- dent, No doubt, they are on one of their weekly history hunts for Sister Vincent Loretto. l0Und 3 nn lv G M , oet Whg besffgideg English C! C Dress d e, ass .that 602 .il could not ,Ove h athedrag 6 th rr feehng for Lov ed I not hone: 512, dear, so much e. Jean Casey Room 610 t and Sf. Gregory the Grca Holy Trinitr Branch . . . Glee Club . . . Varsity 2,3,4...A.A.1,2, 3, 4. ,- , l bf ' c Margaret Casey Room 508 Sacred Heart School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . J.A. 1. an Patricia Ann Cashin Room 506 St. Frances de Chantal School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 3. Sheila Cavanagh Room 502 St. Catherine of Siena School and Hol Trinity Branch...A.A. I Glee Club I. . ,X Amelia Cassano Room 601 P. S. 83 and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Library Page 3,4...A.A.4. Gloria Chami Room 505 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Mission l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...LatinClub2,.. Science Club l. Ann Cassidy Room 507 Ascension School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . . .S, . . Glee Club + ' 1 Elizabeth Castaldo Room 605 u St. Philip Neri School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our .Lady's Guild 4 . . . Mission Re resentative 4 ...A.A. Theresa Cercone Lucille Cestaro Room 606 Elmer Ellsworth J.H.S. 159 and All Saint's Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . Attendance Officer l...J.A.3...Spires 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. . . Science Club 4. Anna May Cawley Room 506 St. Francis de Sales School and All Saints Branch ...A.A.4...Our Lady's Guild 4. Marian Chekits Room 505 St. Frances of Rome and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Mission 2 ...GleeClub2,3... Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Science Club I . . . A. A. 3. Room 502 Our Lady of Mount Car- mel and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . J.A. 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4... History Club 4 . . . A. A. 3, 4. Louise Chiesa Room 506 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's 'Guild 4 . . . A. A. l, 2. 74 Joan Churchill Room 504 St. Augustine and All Saints Branch . . . Mission 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. l .Q Wffi Anita Cavalieri Room 607 Holy Cross School a Immaculate Concepti Branch . . . Our Lad Guild 4 . . . French Cl 3, 4 . . . History Club ...Latin Club 4 .. A. A. 3. Elizabeth Chamber Room 508 St, Augustine and lmm ulate Conception Bran Grace Cintron Room 502 Ascension and Holy Tr ity Branch . . . Mission 4...A.A. l,2. il Maria Cirigliano Room 50l ir Lady Queen of Angcls d All Saints Branch . . . 'tcndance Otticer I, 3 . Health Representative . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . Y. C. S. 3 .. .History .lb 4 . . . Dramatics Ab 4. Patricia Coffey Room 50B . Agnes School and ain Building . . . Presi- nt 3 . . . Red Cross ipresentative 2 . . . Glee ub 2. Evelyn Concannon Room 503 Luke's and All Saints inch . . . Catholic Ac- 1l,2...Y.C.S.3 .A.A. 4. Joan Clancy Room 504 Our Lady of Angels and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Mission Rep- resentative I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. IN .I Susan Coleman Room 507 St. Joseph's and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . A. A. 3. 6. bl Mary Ann Condon Room 507 Our Lady of Assumption and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . Red Cross Representative I . . . Mis- sion Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Jeanne Clarke Room 504 St. Thomas Aquinas and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rita Collins Room 605 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . President 2...A.A.3. Teresa Conelli Room 603 St. James School and Main Building . . . Vice Presi- dent 2 . . . Spires 3, 4 ...Y.C.S. 2...Science Club 4. 75 Joan Clifford Room 61 O Good Shepherd and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Cl b 4...A.A.l,3,4 . atholic Action I 'lit iff I ll 'MJ JTISP J' v Ac! 1 , ,J H -' X Elizabeth Collumb Room 607 St. Joseph's and All Saints Branch . . . History Club 4...LatinClub4... A, A. 3, 4 . . .Cheerlead- er 3, 4 . . . C.Y.A. 4. s .H Anne Coney Room 508 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch . . , Glee Club l . . . A.A. l. X . L X sn if a I e .53 e Irene Cocuxza Room 502 St. Mary's and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 4 . . . Red Cross Representative I . . . Representative 3, 4 ,. .-Our Lady's Guild 4 uf History Club 4. Patricia Commorato Room 505 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Mission Representative 2 ...GleeClubl ...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. l J Beatrice Conlon Room 610 St. Joseph's School and All Saint's Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. sz i -5 2 I Eleanor Connolly Ni,-,.',s Mary Connolly Room 612 Room 608 St. Vincent Ferrer and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . At- tendance Officer 2. Anne Coppersmith Room 507 Sacred Heart and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Officer 1 ...GleeClub3... Y.C.S. 3 . . . A.A. 3. Margaret Corley Room 505 St. Rita's School and All Saints Branch . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Our Igaiy's Guild 4 . . . Y.C. St. Catherine of Siena and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 2, 3. Yvette Coqueran Room 61 2 St. Paul's School and All Saints Branch, . . . Mis- sion Representative 3 . . . A. A. 3. Teresa Corrado Room 607 J.H,S. 3, P. S. 41 and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Noreen Conway Room 608 St. Angela Merici and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3 . . . Health Rep- resentative 2 . . . Our 1Ead4y's Guild 4 . . . A.A. Eileen Corcoran Room 506 St. Luke's Parish and All Saints Branch . . . Health Representative 3 . . . Red Cross Representative 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Vilma Corti Room 502 P. S, 59 and Our Lady of Mount Carmel . . . Red Cross Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. 76 2.1, , J 22,4214 Yjflfddj fa,-Q U M Q., Car yn Coo 't to Room 602 St. Charles Borromeo and All Saints Branch . . . Vice President 3 . . . A. A. . . . Attendance 3, 4 Officer 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4. Patricia Corcoran Room 603 St. Raymond's School . . . Vice President 1 . . . Mis- sion Representative 2 . . . Q. A. 1 . . . Science Club Marie Costanza Room 503 Mary Help of Christians and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representa- tive4 . ..A.A. 1, 2. 45' Theresa Cook Room 504 St. John Chrysostom Ss. Peter and Paul Bra . . . Our Lady's Guilc Lydia Cordero Room 505 Mother Cabrini Elem tary School . . . C Lady's Guild 4. Catherine Costellc Room 503 St. Benedict's School 2 Immaculate Concepti Branch . . . A.A. Rep genfative 3, 4 . . . A. Josephine Costello Room 603 ml Shephcrll School and ly Trinity Branch . , , A. 2, 3 . . . Cilee Clulm 2 , . . Spircs lLclitor-in- Cll 3. 4 . . . Science Mary Costin Room 507 St. Francis dc Sales and 3 All Saints Branch . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . , Y.C. S. l, 2, 1 l ,le Millfeen CONE' Mary Counihan Alice Courtney Room 607 Room 607 Room 603 . Latin Club 4 St. AnseIm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice President 2, 3 Varsity 4 , . . A.A. 3, 4. Sacred Heart School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President 3 . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 . . , History Club 4 . . , Lafin Club 4, Our Lady of the Angels . , . Attendance Officer l ...GleeClubl,2.,, Debate Club l, 2, 3, 4. D4. , I F 603's Fighting Irish Vice President Rita McGrath and President Sheila McGee were caught not too hard at work learning about English literature. .iv 1,11 1' .ut 1, fg Arlene Cousens Room 508 St. Dominic's School . . . Arbutus 4. Rita Cozzi Room 610 St. Jerome's School and Mother Cabrini High School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Bridget Coyle Room 61 1 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . President 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4... A. A. 3. Rita Couture Room 605 Sacred Heart School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Orchestra 3 French Club 3. Mary Crawford Room 606 Our Lady of Victory and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . Arbutus 2 . . . Debate Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4...A.A.4...Or- chestra 3, 4. Joyce Crowe Room 505 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Catherine Crowley Room 504 St. Luke's School and All Saints Branch . . . Mis- sion Representative 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. llf Catherine Cox Room 610 St. Augustine's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ann Crehan Room 607 St Francis de Sales School an All Saints Branch Our Ladys Guild 4 Latin Club 4 V ,,-, 1 . . . ialt ff . ilii . .- illy . lsailias ..' Florence Cullen Room 605 Blessed Sacrament and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President 4 . . . Red Cross Represen- tative 3 . . . Glee Club 3, 4.,.A.A.3,4. 78 Grace Crolius Room 613 Sacred Immac- ulate Branch Guild 4 m N x I E Arlene Coyne Room 61 I Our Lady of the Ari and Ss. Peter and I Branch . . . Presiden Mary Anne Crori Room 607 St, Teresas School A.A. 2 . . . Debate . . . Our Ladys Gu . . . Latin Club 4. , V ' fi We Mary Cummings Room 606 St. Gregory the Great and Holy Trinity Branch . . , A. A 3,4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. VIP' gf' 14 , u x I .I I ' ,DJ ' cf' Elizabeth Curley Ronin 'lU'3 mu-ll llvnrt nnfl lmmnc - rn Brnnih Mary Curran Room 605 Sacred Haart School and lmmnrulute Conception Branch , . , Our Lally'5 Gullll 4 , , , Y.C. S. 2, 3 .,.AA,4. l Helen Kate Curry Room 606 Sacred Heart School, Nor- folk, Virginia . , . Vice I Club President 4 . . . Gee 2 . . . Dcllafe Club I, 2 3,4 , . . Science Club 4. I ' I A ' . -L 1 -my 5 K. I ... K 'V in I x 4, I ,ll S l l , 5 .ff xx 2 . I Ann Cusack Ann Cusick Room 5OI Room 605 nsion School and Gooll Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Asce I Trinity Branch . . . Hoy Our Lacly's Guild 4 . . . AA. I. Our Lanly's Guild 4 . Y.C. S. I, 2, 3. lrlll' Crmrifrplw , . A. A. ll, Florence Cullen and Adele Hans, the class offlcers of 605, are happily discussing book-or ls it a plan J HOW for a party? SVG' the if Y really fh . hffgcifephen Mllglffiv-abouf me span- U59d all those srnlalst have said 'Sh-American W 1, les ,H 60 50f776th1f,g Maya: , o any homework toifgr 'Q t maybe mem mfr Genevieve Cutaia Room 605 St. Albert's School . . . President 2 . . . Attend- ance Officer l . . . Health Representative 4 . . . His- tory Club 4 . . . A. A. 4. Elizabeth Davenport Room 505 St. Jerome's School and All Saints Branch . . . Vice President 3, 4 . . . Attendance Officer 3, 4 . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Anne Czaiowski Room 610 St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . . President 1 . . . Health Representative 4. Frances Davey Room 607 Corpus Christi School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. Jane Delaney Room 504 St. Lucy's School and All Saints Branch . . . Health Representative 3 . , . Red Cross 3 . . . Missions 3 ...GleeClub3...Our Lady's Guild 4. l V1 Mary Delaney Room 504 ' St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representa- tive 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 'x Clare Daley Room 61 1 Our Lady of the Angels and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Marion Davitt Room 508 Holy Name of Jesus and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1 373 School . . . Vice 3 . . , History ...A.A. 1. if 5 S 5 ' .. rf V BO Mary Anne Daly Room 610 St. Raymond s Parish . . . Attendance Officer 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rosanne D'AvoIa Room 603 St. James School . . . Red Cross Representative 3, 4 ...GleeClub2... Spires 3, 4. Louise DeMuccio Room 61 3 St. lonatius Loyola and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 3 . . . Attend- ance Officer l, 2 . . . Red Cross 2 . . . Missions 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4...A.A,3. Charlotte Dashne Room 612 Our Lady of the Assui tion and immaculate C ception Branch . . . l Club 3, 4. Gloria De Arteag Room 602 lncarnation School Holy Trinity Branch Red Cross Represents 4...GleeClub3. Our Lady's Guild 4 . Y. C. S. 3, 4. Cora De Palo Room 503 Our Lady of Mercy Immaculate Concep Branch . . . Presidei ...Missions 3... 3 . . , Our Lady's C 4...A.A.3. Alva DePaoIi Room 613 Jr Lady of Pompeii and :ly Trinity Branch . . . :cg Cross 3 . . . A. A. Marie De Titta Room 501 ir Lady of Pity and imaculate Conception anch . . . President 4 , . Missions 1 . . . Dra- atic Club 3, 4 . . . 'butus 4 . . . Our Lady's iild 4. Rina Depaoli Room 601 St. Joscph's School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 4 . . . A.A. 2, 3...FrenchClub4... History Club 4 . , . Cheer- lcadcr 2, 3. Theresa Devlin Room 504 Ss, Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Branch Schools . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 4 Roseann Dinacci Room 504 P.S, 130 Manhattan and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Merle Derby Room 607 Incarnation School and All Saints Branch , . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 4... French Club 3. Monica Diaz Room 508 Ascension and Holy Trin- ity Branch . . . A.A. 1. Frances Di Silvestro Room 611 Our Lady of Victory and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice President 3. 81 Anne Dermody Room 61 1 St. Paul's School and All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 3. if Anna DiLeo Room 606 Elmer Ellsworth J.H.S. 159 and All Saints Branch ...J.A. 3 . ..Spires3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. me . Q- we fm ., - Mary Ann Dixon Room 503 Holy Cross School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . .J.A. 3 . . . A. A. 4. all Jewel De Sousa Room 501 Our Saviour's School and Ss, Peter and Paul Branch ...J,A.3,4. Roma DiLeo Room 606 Elmer Ellsworth J.H.S. 159 and all Saints Branch .. . J.A.3 . . . Spires 3. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. Anna Doherty Room 506 St, Jerome's School and All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. r Margaret Donaghy Room 607 St. Luke's School and All Saints Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4 ...A.A.3. Patricia Dolan Room 612 St. Ignatius Loyola and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer 2, 3 . . . A. A. 1 Lady'c Guild 4. ...Our Joan Donovan Room 502 St. James School . . . J. A. 2...A.A.3...Our Lady's Guild 4. Venesia Domingue Room 611 St. Catherine of Genoa and Holy Trinity Branch . , President 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Jane Dougher Room 610 Vilma Dominguei Room 613 St. Agnes School . . . A. A. 1 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4. Ann Dougherty Room 503 St. Lukes School and All Saints Branch . . . Presi- dent 1, 2 . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A.3. Mary Dowd Room 606 St. Pius School and All Saints Branch . . . J. A. 3 . . . History Club 4. Dolores Downes Room 506 Holy Cross School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . .A.A. 3 . . . J. A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. St. Joseph's School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Red Cross 2. . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club Annamay Dufty Room 60 A ' Sacred Heari School and Immaculate Concgytion Branch . . . A.A, . . . J.A. 3 . . .-Y.C.S. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Patricia Dugan Room 608 St. Angela Merici and Immaculate Conception Branch . ..A.A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 1 . if N r Q ' K r . i-3 . ,Q 82 Irene Durkin Room 508 Holy Spirit School . . Glee Club 4. if 3 of Patricia Dono Room 61 1 , Our Lady of Mercy Immaculate Concept Branch . . . Vice Pr dent l . . . Mission . . . Our Lady's Guilt . . . A. A. 3. fax' ...hm jVaIerie Dowling Room 608 Ss. Peter and Paul I mentary and Bran Schools . . . Library C 2...J.A.3...lI matics Club 3 . . . 1 Lady's Guild 4. Rosa Edwards Room 612 St, Paul's School and Saints Branch. Anna Egan Room 603 llrily tlninr' of Jesus anll lloly Trinity Branch . . . 7 3 4 Var- lk A. l, , ., . . . .ity 7, 3, A . , . Arlrutus 5, 4 , , . Dr-lrntr' Cliil: 4 . . Cl ivnrlr Cliilr 4, I ' A I fk 1 r f r .1 'N M l 4 I M, Patricia Egan Room 612 St. Jerome's School and All Saints Branch , , . Our l.mly's Guild 4. A 11 V ,,.: J, .r ry, Joan Eiler Room 607 Holy Family School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . A.A. 3, 4 . . . Missions 4 . . . Our Lmly's Guild 4 , , , His- tory Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Varsity 3. 606 President Dolores Ayl- table is known to all as Dee Doe and Veep Kate Curry is often referred to as the omtor with a smile , They lmvo led their class along .J straight path to success in their senior class. S3 Z1 Elfriede Eisenhut Room 501 immaculate Conception nnll Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . President l . . . Arlnutus 4 . . . Y.C.S. 3, 4 . . . History Cluln l. Margaret Ellis Room 507 St ,Iorome's School anc All Saints Branch . . Health Representative l . . . Mission Representa- tix'C2...J.A.3,4.. Siiires 4 . . , Our Lacly': Cuiltl , . . Y,C,S. l, 2 K.. Z 'if -r I TJr7 fx fnterosicfdylrf p jx the lh cl. a yssxthev xffthmkwg, Ogghf that rn to 'never he Uri 959 606' thefr Afmilofuoff on ZH? your!! wigs dyed an ' Jig K -31799,-,F wjfh th. I r, Cathedrqf ,3 Comes xwdf Josephine Ennis Room 611 St. Rose of Lima School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 1. Barbara Farrett Room 602 Holy Name School and and Holy Trinity Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . A.A. 1, 2, 3. June Ettinger Room 602 Nativity of Our Blessed Lady School . . . Our lfac5y's Guild 4 . , , A,A, 5 Marie Faxioli Room 605 Our Lady Queen of Angel's School and All Saints Branch . . . Glee Club 3 . . . History Club Dorothy Fernandez Room 606 St. Angela Merici School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . HistoryClub 1, 4 . . . Science Club 4. Julia Fernandez Room 606 Colegia de Sion, San Jose, Costa Rica . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...History3,4... A. A. 2, 3. A A 2 l Edith Eustache Room 602 St. Paul's School and All Saints Branch . . . J.A. Margaret Feeley Room 606 St. Paul the Apostle School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. QR 5. Lucille Ferrard Room 602 P. S. 130 and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. 1, 2. 84 Elizabeth Farley Room 608 Holy Name School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. 1. Joan Feiss Room 502 St. Angela Merici School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Fetherston Room 501 Annunciation and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A. 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Q. . A.A. Representative Anne Farnan Room 601 St. Raymonds School . Debate Club 1, 2 . . . C Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. S. 2, 3, 4 . . . French Cl 4 . . . Science Club 4 . Library Page 1, 2. Gloria Ferguson Room 504 Our Lady of Lourd School and lmmaculz Conception Branch . . Red Cross Representati 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild Mary Finucane Room 606 St. Pius School and if Saints Branch . . . Vit President 1 . . . Histo Club 3, 4. Kathleen Fitzgerald Ruffin 50? rl lillfr- . frlirml Anil All .rmlu liranvli . . . Our July . Cllilrl 4 . . . Y.C. Madeleine Fitzgibbon Room 503 ft lfyzr-ph'f, iflwool :mil 7 IBrnm'l'1 Sm Prior nnvl lnu ' uilfl 4 ..0u1r lnflys G ..A,A.4. 1 J, 4. X x , Mary Fitzpatrick Room 501 St, lukf-'s Srhool and All O ir Ts Brnmh . . . L Sam l.1rly's Guild 4 . . . A.,-'X 14. The Gu.1rdf.m Angels of 607 .ure visible in the persons of Anne Sharpe, President, and frames Gmndo, our silent Voop . ' , lf - 1 at Mary Flanagan Maureen Flanagan Room 506 Room 506 Ama-rirnn Martyrs Parish Our l,.1.fv of Morcv Schoo . , . Our Lm1y's Guild 4. mml Immaculate Concep funn Branch , . , Misslov W 1 mfivc 2, 3. Rcurmnrw N k N-. .X K' gi. Th Drggnggyifgljqgfo 10 dass 607 ffdus A' ' WW or' god 'VU Verg,f chatos, Whit 0-lfigdcglgidossogf 7DQD?fZt Xnfnterms of SL -h - in C- 5 cas, JL fmo Cofyvpnmyp H,-S, Lan boastagqg F1 2 6 and Fleming Room 606 Good Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Atte ance Officer l . . . Mi onsl...A.A.l . ,. Our Lady's Guild 4 , . , Y. C. S. 4. db All , ' I ,0 K' 'lxll f H J! 7 1' Joan Foley Room 605 St. Columba's School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. v 5' k.Ann Forrester ,A Room 504 I St. Au0 usiine's School and -St' Peter and Paul Branch - . . . AJR. Representative 4 . . . Library Page 4. 0 1 Y A, l 1 , G., . Y I -. Ann Fox Room 507 St. Thomas Aquinas and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President l, 3 . . . Vice President 2 . . . Li- brary Page 2 . . . A. A. 3. Mary Jane Fraine Room 508 Holy Rosary and Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . President l . . . His- tory Club 4. Florence Fleming Room 612 St. Paul the Apostle School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Rep- resentative 3 . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Missions 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. . Our Juanita Franco Room 613 Commander John J. Shea School and All Saints Branch. . Sci- Rosemary Flood Room 504 St. Mary's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Library Club 2 . . . Missions 3 . . . J. A. 3 .. . Arbutus 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. K 2 , . . li i JI Rose Marie Fortunato Room 50l St. Paul's School . . . President l . . . J.A. 3 . .Y.C.S. 3 . . .At- t dance Officer 4 . . . K ur Lady's Guild 4. Thornasina Franco Room 613 Holy Spirit School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Barbara Foley Room 506 St. Rayrnond's School . Our Lady's Guild 4. ta Iris Foster Room 612 St. Augustine's School 2 All Saints Branch . Missions l . . . Red Cr 3 . . . Vice President . . . A.A. Representat 4 . . . Our Lady's Guilc Audrey Freda Room 506 Our Lady of Mercy 2 Ss. Peter and Paul Brar . . . Health Representat l, 2 . . . Red Cross . . . Missions 3 . . . A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild ' 1 Mitsu Fujimoto Room 605 -loly Name of Jesus and -loly Trinity Branch . . . 'resident I . . . Missions l...A.A.2...At- cndance Officer 2, 4 . .. lrchestra 2, 3, 4 . . . icience Club 4. Bernadette Gallagher Room 6I I t. Francis dc Sales and .ll Saints Branch . . . .,A. Representative 3 . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Gloria Galli Room 60I it. John the Evangelist . . J. A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . Missions 3 . . . Y. C. I. 2, 3, 4. 3 f I Rosalie Furnari Room 502 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch ...Library Club I, 2 . . . Missions 3 . . . Dramatic :Club 3, 4 . . . Y.C.S. , 4. f' Irene Gallagher Room 602 St. John's, Kingsbridge, and Holy Trinity Branch ,..A.A, I Y.C.S. 2 . . . Attendance Officer 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Eileen Gallivan Room 502 Good Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. Representative I, 2 . . .Dramatic Club 4 . . . History Club 4. , . I V Carmela Gaetani Room 507 Holy Rosary School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Sheila Gallagher Romm 502 St. Raymond's School . . . Glee Club I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ann Gardiner Roon 508 St. Monica's School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3, 4. 87 A X Q I' Frances Gaetani Room 507 Holy Rosary School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Audrey Room 608 Immaculate Conception Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Health Repre- sentative 2, 3 . . . French Club 3 . . . Missions 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 'Lf IJ ' .3!.A,' J .J 4 cf fp 1 'Lf ' ,if IH , H A, I I . ri, - Patricia Gallahue MM' Winifred Gallagher Room 6l I St. AnseIm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Missions I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Room 608 Annunciation School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Missions I .3 ..Library ag JOur Lady's GUI 'X 6-ia' , St. Jcjhg t:1e2EiSangelist ,v,5 I Annette Gartner Room 601 .-....,,. Catherine Garrett Room 608 St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . . I G' A. A. 3, 4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4, Ann Gavin Room 611 Catherine Gavin Q ' rvey- '5f. FI' I ge a 's an All S ts I' h -. . A.A. 3 . , . ur L s Guild' 4. Hi I. P Margaret Gerrity Room 605 Corpus Christi School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . J.A. 2. . . A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 . . . History Club 4. St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Room 508 St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . .Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Gibbons Room 508 O Lady of Good Counsel 'Y - ' ar:5AAil saints Branch . . . Q ,Health Representative 2 , pf . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 1 l ' . 1' f JJ, 'ff 1 ff It . 1 .1 , If L' Q ,WJ v fi A . I 1 t U It ff V .1 - KLM' if ' ,aff f' I E . . A ,f ff, Zlxr Marie Giorgetti Room 607 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Louise Giuffra Room 601 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representative 1 . . . French Club 4. Teresa Gillen Room 502 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club 2 . . . History Club 4. Nora Glynn Room 610 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Library Page 2 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4, 88 Mary Gavin Room 506 Immaculate Conception School, Astoria . . . Dra- matic Club 2 . . , A.A. Representative 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . At- tendance Officer 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Aline Gillis Room 503 Holy Name of Jesus and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. 1, 2. Irene Goins Room 607 Robert E. Simon J.H.S. 165 and All Saints Branch . ..GleeClub3 ...C.Y. A. 3, 4 . . . French Club 3...LatinCIub... A. A. 4. Theresa Gehrsitz Room 502 St. Luke's School . J.A. 2,3 . , .Our Lad Guild 4 . . . History Cl 4...A.A.4. Margaret Gilmour Room 508 St. Anslem's School a Immaculate Concepti Branch . . . A. A. 4. Sheilah Gordon Room 613 Our Lady of Victory ai Main Building . . . A. Representative 4 . . . O Lady's Guild 4 . . . H tory Club 4. Qf x 'hr luly F, rm- funn-plmn llmmh ' mln-nl 7 , . , Mus- Dorothy Gorman Room 608 lnrnrnnflon and Holy Vnce Trnnnfv Branch . . . l nl 7 Glec Club View 0 ,... l , . , Cntlmllr Arfuon l 7 , .C.Y.A.l,2... humor Varsnfy 3 . . . Our lnflv's Guzlll 4 . , , French Llulx 4 . . . LA. 3. Florence Gore Ronin HOB lmuly nnvl lmmm'uA . . lr: mn l1r-gfrr'-.1-nlnllve l . . Hur l:xfIy'5 Gullrl 4 . . , .A 3 Q A farnnly 3 . . . A . , J . 7 I v -Q Ull Y Rr' S 4'.f?r1I1,l,fl , 'Y I ' , Ifjfir-wi! s,,,lfif1.2nrin?JIIc1?f .md you!! X f l fn Io Ting h xX H10 hun, 1 ly lmw ll'Ll'ffol,,1 C :fo fo, Omfgf C! ry Dario d unyc-WO, R ,H ry , ' ff ffm! -:In ,I 'Os . llycilfzgztrruflylggfiv lwherlfssgfg. Perhaps ' I 90 wfgh l, IOS O ho VO' SH Dhur W Fra-wh Rose Gormley Room 612 Hull Family and Immacu- late Conccpllon Branch . . . Prcsulcnf 4 . , . A1- fenllnnce Offlcer l . . . A. A. 3. Quiet! The President fBnr- bnm Mclvnmamj and the Vice President fS.1lly Reidyj of 608 .wc at chemical work again! Frances Grandc Constance Grant Room 606 Room 607 ' ' Sf Mark! and All Saints P S 7 nnll Holy Trnmfv Rmnllw , . . Pvc-zillenl 2, 3 , , . Vzce Preslllcnf A . . , Roll Cross Repro- svnlnlne Z . . . Drnmnflc Clulu l . . . Our Lmlw's L.fun Club GLlllLl 4 4 ,. 1 4...A.A.2,3,4. , . , Attendance l-lmmlw Olllur Y 1 J .A.3 .w'.c.s. 1, 2. Joan Greaney Room 5Ol St. Anselm's and Ss. Peter and Paul . . . A.A. 3 ...Latin Club 2. . .At- tendance Officer 'l. Mary Grifferty Room 602 Ss. Peter and Paul and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . , . History Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2. Regina Griffin Room 6lO l St. Catherine of Siena and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club I . . . Our liady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. Helen Haggerty Room 606 All Saints and All Saints Branch . . . Arbutus l. Adele Hans Room 605 Immaculate Conception School . . . A.A. I Dramatic Club 3, 4 . . . Vice President 4. Margaret Hanley Room 507 St, Anthony's Parish and lmmaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. Maureen Harris Room 506 St. Luke's School and All Saints Branch . . . A. A. 3 Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Hanly Room 502 Holy Trinity and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A Representative l, 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A, I, 2, 3. Mary Hart Room 502 St. Thomas Aquinas School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 90 Corrine Grimaldi Room 613 Ss. PhiIip's and James and Main Building . . . J.A. l, 2, 3 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Science Club 4. Barbara Hannon Room 503 Holy Cross and Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Health Representative 2 . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 3. Patricia Hazen Room 608 St, Bartholomew's School ...Y.C.S. l ...A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Page l . . . Dramatic Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. fa' Esther Grosso Room 606 Elmer Ellsworth J. H. l59 and All Saints Bran . . . Arbutus 2 . . . Spii 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Gu 4 . . . History Club 3, . . . Science Club 4. .as A . q J! lv. i'x,lk2 9 r, ZW I Anne Mlarie Hanrqhi Room 501. N St. Athanasius Sd1ool a Immaculate Concepti. Branch . . . J.A. 3 . A.A. 3 . . . OurlLad Guild 4. Kathryn Heaney Room 606 Immaculate Concept Elementary and Brai Schools . . . Mission Ri resentative 2 . . . Hea Representative 3 , . . A. 3 . . . History Clul: . . . Our Lady's Guild A Annamay Heffernan Room 61 I St. Joscph's School and Ss. Peter and Pagl :Branch l . , . . A.A. , , . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Geraldine Heerey Room 6lO Url Slut-plierrl School nnfl mly Trinity Branch . . Our nc Club l . . . rly's Gunlrl 4. Eleanor Heidel Room 610 St. John's, Kingshridqc, and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. Representative l...A.A,l,2,3 Our Lacly's Guild 4. Anna Hein Room 502 Immaculate Conception Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Vice Presi- dent l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Hennessy Room 6ll St. Jcromc-'s School and All Saints Branch . . , Mission Rcprcscntntnyc 2 ' Guild 4. . . . Our Laclys 1-I Q.,- 6lO'cr5 listen .zttcrwtlvely to 0 lesson from Shakespeare zmyer, lessons or the Rockaway Hop, 610 this characteristic Wlwr-ther lt be 1 . vd onthllsmstlc. It IS bered when June ls always .llc-rt 7l that wrll rrmko their union long remem '53 has gorfc. Syrnbollzlng prayer as the only road to peace, Dorothy Hughes and Patricia Tierney, the President and Vice Presl- dent of 610, prove that rf everyone kept Our Lady in the picture, peace and unity would come to the world. Mary Hopkins Room 503 St. Vincent Ferrer and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A. 1, 2 . . . History Club 4 , . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Hilda Hernandez Room 602 Ascension Parish and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 4 . , . A.A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Maureen Horgan Room 501 St. Luke's and All Saints Branch . . . Vice President 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A.3. Jacqueline Hogan Room 606 St. James the Apostle School. . .A.A.1. .. J.A. 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Janice Holmes Room 606 St. Joseph's School and All Saints Branch , . . Y.C.S. 1, 2 . . .J.A. 3. Margaret Huber Room 612 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . Health Representative 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Viola Hublitx Room 608 P.S. 71 and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Health Representative 1 ...J.A.2...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C. S. 3 . . . French Club 3 . . . Civics Club 2, 4. Katherine Houston Room 506 Holy Cross and Immacu- late Conception Branch . . .Dramatic Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 , . . Dorothy Hughes Room 610 Blessed Sacrament and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President I, 4 . . . Vice President 2 . . . Mission Representa- tive 2 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4...A.A.3. A. A. 3. Eileen Hughes Imelda Hughes Room 608 St. Cecilia's School and Main Building . . . At- tendance Ofticer 4 . , , Mission Representative 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ,' 1 1 I ix. Room 612 St. Paul the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . cfx ,- ff I A. A. 2. IGN wif Margaret H ug hes Room 505 St, John's and Holy Trin- ity Branch . . . Glee Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Mission Representa- tive 2 . . . A.A.1. W Anna Horgan Room 612 St. Athanasius School 4 Immaculate Concept Branch . . . Health Rep sentative 3 . . . A.A . . . Our Lady's Guild H. Ernestine Huggins Room 613 St. Aloysius and M Building . . . A.A. Ri resentative 4 . . . C 5ad1y's Guild 4 . . . A. Catherine Hunt Room 506 St. Luke's and All Sai Branch . . . Mission R resentative 1, 4 . . . A. Representative 3 . . . C Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. 3. 1-R Catherine Hutnick Room 608 S. 71 and Immaculate nccption Branch . . . rc Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Our rly's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 3, 4. Ann Jennings Room 508 Bcncrlict's and Immac- tc Conception Branch. Alma Jones Room 610 Au ustine and All nts Sranch . . . Our ty's Guild 1. Marie Iadarola Room 508 St. Rita's School and Immaculate Conception Branch , . . History Club 4. Sheilah Jennings Room 606 P.S. 36 and Main Build- ing . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Eleanor Jones Room 607 Resurrection School and All Saints Branch . , . Mis- sion Representative 4 . . . C. Y. A. 3, 4 . , . Catholic Action l, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club Rita lrnbrog no Room 506 St, John the Evangelist and Main Building . . Health Representative 2, 3, 4 . . .Our.Lady's Guild 4 . . . Library Page l. Cecilia John Room 605 St. Aloysius and All Saints Branch . , . Attendance Officer 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild4...A.A.3... C. Y. A. 4. i L . - Patricia Jones Room 505 Our Lady of the Assump- tion and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . Vice President 3. 93 Shirley Room 608 Our Lady of Lourdes and Main Building . . . Our 5ady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. , I Agatha Johnson Room 601 St. Thomas the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 2 . . . A. A. A 1,'2, 4. ' Shirley Jones Room 612 St. lgnatious Loyola and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A, A. Representative l ...GleeClub l ...Our Lady's Guild 4. -..rr Milt 'lIarbaiaVJaco i- f X, , 331' 61043 AA!! Sgcifenfls Xavier and Ss. P ter and Paul Br itch Latin cl? .313 . Sciefcppubr . T. Var- sity 3,' . . . A.A. 3, 41, . V I, 1 HJ, L My 1 sf f i i l ll 1' A ffl 'J I, J A Nancy Johnson Room 503 Annunciation School and Main Building . . . A.A. Representative 4 . . . Glee Club l. I Johanna Jordan Room 612 Dromina National School, Ireland and Main Building . . . Orchestra l, 2. K k I 'L is-iii if 5 -w i A . - 1 .. . W ' 5. I .,te 4 5 1 it t RQ . gi, f i N X to XR .- 1 wi S M , Wi pl : A X i ie 5 K 5 t ' ff R f Patricia Jordan Room 605 St. Francis Xavier and Holy Trinity Branch . . . J. A. 2. Catherine Kelly Room 605 St. Adalbert School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . French Club 3...J.A.3...C.Y.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Madeline Kenefick Room 603 Sacred Heart School and Main Building . . . A.A. Representative 3, 4 . . . Science Club . . . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Cheerleader .2,3,4...J.A.3. , , ., ., -V :terry .s Q ga., Rosanne Keeley Room 603 Our Saviour's and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch ...GIeeClub3,4... Latin Club 2. Frances Kelly Room 610 St. Bartholomews and Main Building . . . At- tendance Otficer 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Anne Keenan Room 606 St. Thomas Aquinas and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Attendance Officer 2 Health Representative 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 , . , Histor! Club 4 . . . Latin Club . Grace Kelly Room 601 P.S. 69 and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 3 . . . Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1 ...J,A.3...0ur Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 4. Margaret Kellar Room 601 Our Lady of Good Counsel and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representative 2, 3, 4 . . . Red Cross Representative 2 . . . A.A. Representative l ---lA-2.3 . ..Catho- lice Action l. W Maureen Kelly Room 602 Our Lady Queen of Mar- tyrs and Main Building . . . Bank Representative 3, 4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4... History Club 4 . . . A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. J' ll rf' .loan Ke 4 Room 605 iw JJ St. Martin of Tours and , 7, Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Attendance Officer 1, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...French Club 3 . . . lilistory Club 4 . . . A.A. Loretta Kennedy Room 61 1 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A.3. 94 Mary Kennedy Room 505 Holy Spirit School and Immaculate Conception Branch , . . Vice Presi- dent 2 . . . Health Repre- sentative 1 . . . Our liadgs Guild 4 . . . A.A. Bridget Kelly Room 506 St. Luke's and All S Branch , . . Attenc Ofticer 2 . . D Mi Representative l . . Lady's Guild 4 . . . S. 3, 4. Sarah Kelly Room 503 St. Vincent Ferrer Holy Trinity Branch Glee Club l, 2, 3 .. Lady's Guild 4 . . . tory Club 3, 4. . .A. Rose Marie Kenri Room 503 St. Vincent Ferrer Holy Trinity Branch President 4 . . . Dra Club1,4,..Ourl Guild 4 . . . History 4...A.A.1. ,v .I ,3 'pd Gladys Khoury Room 1107 Jur Lady of Lourdes and Iolx Trinity Branch . , . R. , I . . . Glee Club l . . . Roll Cross 4 MIJU Clulm tus 4 . . . Latin 'fre bug , by 'IUSS forte 'S You , C Dorothy Kiernan Room 608 Holy Spirit School anrl Immaculate Conception Branch . . . A.A. 3, 4 Our . . . J.A. 3 . . . Lady's Guild 4, . , ,rl Elizabeth Kilteather Room 602 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A. I J A. 3 . . . History , cillii lzf '1 ,,,zf I fl LLL' JJ .it If cl I ,LV QM Kylie ,Irv , I i , it A f.n I am, LK iff hflgxx .' ik, Bridget Coyle and Josephine Ennis, the long and the short -or the short and the long of 671 are the happy class officers of a happy class Srsnm thmt 'We hp, , O tyh tl lJq.r1o5.Of6:l sepnioillxciync-xtt year my b n Cnr U ty e t ' th Vpe fog,-,U yplllg' 7 mf 'S tYf7lC-7fhgfd?,jlf0 to do 95' struggle 'S C1055 C' 9004 ,bb 'F apa- i Ann Killoran Room 61 2 St. Pius School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Health Rep- resentative I . . . Our L.ady's Guild 4. . N. X I I ' Room 6I3 Margaret Kmahan St. Jcrome's School and All Saints Branch . . . President I . . . Our Lacly'5 Guild 4. Patricia Kivlan Room 501 St. Jerome's School and All Saints Branch . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. all Rosemarie Klepeis Room 507 St. Joseph's School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . RedCross l ...Y.C.S. l. Patricia Larkin Room 605 St. Vincent Ferrer's School and Holy Trinity Branch ...GleeClubl ...J.A. 3, 2, 4 . . . History Club Roberta Leahy Room 601 Good Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Dramatic Club l . . . A. A. 2, 3. .X M Lucille Lattanzi Room 607 Guardian Angel School and Holy Trinity Branch A.A. 1,4 . . .JA Kathleen Ledgard Room 603 Our Lady of Fatima, Jack- son Heights . . . A, A. l, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 4 ...GleeClub2,3... Spires 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4. Mary Louise Knott Room 605 St. Patrick's, Cleveland, Ohio, and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President . . . Missions 2 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Carmela Lattuca Room 607 Our Lady of Pity and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Red Cross l . . . Latin Club 4. Mary Lenihan Room 605 St. Anselm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . .A.A. 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 96 gi. Mary Ann Lane Room 506 Our Lady of Good Counsel and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 'l . . . Glee Clubl...A.A.1... Health Representative 2 . . . Missions 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. l Dolores Lavoie Room 502 Our Lady of Solace and St. Barnabas High School . . . Vice President l . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Red Cross 4 . . . A. A. 4, r II, Gloria Lanzellotti Room 507 Blessed Sacrament Sc? and Immaculate Conc tion Branch . . . A.A Mary Lawler Room 603 St. Ann's School, Ny N. Y .... Dramatic K l,2...J.A.l,2. A.A. 2, 3 . . . Orche 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's G 4 . . . Science Club A Patricia Levins ' Room 601 Leonore Leonard Room 613 St. Stanislaus . . . French Club 4. School Concept . Mission: President 2 . Officer 2 , Eileen Lewis Room 6l3 lcssrwl Sacrament School Clec Club I, 2 , . . ur- Larly's Guilil 4. Lorraine Logan Room 610 Sl, Josephs School and ' Holy Trinity Branch , , . A.A I , . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 2 .f 5 Nora Lonergan Room 6 I 0 Ascension and Holy Trine ity Branch , . . A.A, I , . . Our Lacly's Guild 4. The executive department of R e 612, represented by os Gormley Kpresidentl and Iris Foster fVice President! are ome research in our doing S school library. . ra. i 1 nv M QP I x fi I i I Helen Looby Angela Lopano Room 6II Room 603 St. Francis de Sales School Holy Trinity Elementary and All Saints Branch . . . and Branch Schools . . . AA. 3 . . .Our Lady's A.A. I,?,3,4...Spires 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. Guild 4, 3 1-. Our class of 6,2 U d . n James Op er 1 ,r ' .- 4. look he Quida . , wgom this class willlnfgzmghi future gfcglsfty Adelar e OUUQ charms, 'I ' en! sm! ' f . fe- men and ' D' 05Dect1v9 - artists 1 5- uture bu rising theatrical Safay nohmg Ofinslji Elizabeth Lotze Room 506 St. Margaret Mary's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Attend- ance Officer 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Patricia Lucas Room 507 All Saints Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Mis- sions 4 . . . Y.C.S. l, 2, 3,4...J.A.3,4. Patricia Lynch Room 502 St. Thomas Aquinas School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Library Page I, 2 . . .Attendance Officer 3, 4 . . . Y.C.S. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Loughran Room 503 Our Lady of Good Counsel and Holy Trinity Branch ...A.A.l,2...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His- tory Club 4. Mary Luche Room 502 St. Raymond's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Red Cross 3 ...GleeCIub3... Y.C.S. 3 . . . A.A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Kathleen McBrien Room 506 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch . . . At- tendance Officer l . . . A.A. 2. 3 . . . Y.C.S. l. 2 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4. Marie Loumeau Room 605 St. Luke's School . . . A. A.l...J.A.l,3... History Club-4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. , 1 If fl! ,Q If J Antonia Lugo Room 607 Holy Name of Jesus and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Missions 2 ...J.A.3...A.A.3 . . . Latin Club 4 . Lillian McCann Room 505 St. Gregory the Great School... Y.C.S. I ... A.A.2...J.A.3... Our Lady's Guild 4. 98 Lydia Lovi Room 507 St. Francis of Assisi and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Q. .l,2,3 Y.C.S. Room 501 Annunciation Girls' School and Holy Trinity Branch ...A,A.3...Our Lady's Guild 4. y Mary A. Lynch Rita McCann Room 501 St. Gabriel's, Elmhurst, L.l .... Glee Club 2 . . . Y. C. S. 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. safw Geraldine Lucas Room 607 Immaculate Concep Elementary and Bra Schools . . . French I 3 . . . Latin Club 4. Mary P. Lynch Room 502 Holy Name of Jesus Holy Trinity Branch A. A. 3 . . . Arbuti . . . History Club 4. Mary McCarror Room 504 Holy Family School Our Lady's Guild 4. s- W' Margaret McConviIle Room 502 St. Michael's School . . . J. A. 2 . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 Nora St. John I Ss. Peter a . . . Library Our Lady's Latin Club 4 Marie McDonald Room 612 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mcntary Branch Schools . . . President 2 . . . A. A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Catherine McGIynn Room 503 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- imentary and Branch l5Ch00iS . . . Vice Presi- dent l. Christina McElroy Room 508 Holy Trinity Elementary and Branch Schools . . . Y.C.S. l . . . A.A. l. Katherine Mc Gowan Room 502 St. Gregory the Great . . . J. A. 3. Q K I Mary McCrossan Room 507 Our Lady of the Scagular School . . . Missions . ga Theresa McEntee St. Jerome's School and All Saints Branch . . . President I . . . A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. rx v n 1: 2 ' sf i. f Joan McGrath Room 603 St. Nicholas of Tolentine School...A.A. l,2. . . Cheerleader l, 2 . . . French Club 4 . . . Science Club 4. 99 Ann McCullough Room 502 Our Lady of Refuge School and Ss, Peter and Paul Branch . . . Missions l, 2 ,.,A.A.3,4...Our Lady's Guild 4 Y. fo- ...bb Q Q LQ. - Ursula McGarry Room 506 St. Jerome's School and All Saints Branch . . . Missions l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4. Rita McGrath Room 603 St. Agnes School .- . . A.A. 1.2, 3,4 . . .Vice President 4 . . . J. A. 3, 4....Y.C.S.3,4... Science Club 4. 'X x Alice McDermott Room 603 incarnation and Holy Trin ity Branch . . .A. A. l, 2 3. 4 . . . Debate Club I . . . Arbutus 4. Sheila McGee Room 603 St. Francis de Sales School . . . Vice President . . . President 2, 3, 4 . . . A. A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Debate Club l, 2. 4 . . . Science Club 4. 1' 1 Anne McGreaI Room 613 St. Paul the Apostle ani Holy Trinity Branch . . A. A. I, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Margaret McGuckin Room 602 . if n 'LJ J Alice McGuire A Room 607 St Thomas Aquinas ool and Ss. Peter and aul Branch . . . Attend- qnce Officer 3 . . . Mis- sions 2 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Joan McGuinness Room 503 Patricia McGuinness Room 605 St. AnseIm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch Blessed Sacrament School St. Vincent Ferrer School and Immaculate Concep- and Ss. Peter and Paul ...Library Page I, 2 . .. Our Lady's Guild 4. Bridie McKenna Room 602 - St. Pius School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Orchestra 3 History Club 4 Mary McLoughlin Room 6l I Ascension and Hol Trin- ity Branch . . . lvnssions 2...A.A.l...Our Lady's Guild 4. I Il tion Branch . . . Our Branch . . . Debate Club Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C. S. 3, 4. Mary Rose McKenna Room 508 Holy Rosary School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . Attendance Officer 2 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4. N' if , if I Marion McLoughlin Room 601 Sacred Heart School and Immaculate Conception Branch. ..J.A.2. . . grench Club 3 . . . A.A. J. IOO u tl 3 . ..Y.C.S. 3, 4. Mary Ellen McKessy Room 507 St. AnseIm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 4 . . . Vice President2 . . . A.A. I, 2. Patricia McLaughlin l.If' Carole McKiernan Room 608 St. Angela Merici and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Red Cross 2 ...A.A.3,4...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Library Pagej3. fl all Alice McMorrow Kathleen McHugh Room 610 St. Anselm's School ar Ss. Peter and Paul Bram . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Eliialaetll McKiernai ' ' h Room 503 Sacred Heart School ar Immaculate Conceptic Branch.. . J.A. 3 .. h'.C.S. 3 . . . A.A. 3 'I flgllijfff 'lvl ' mln lu' 5 I J N kflf'4,, A!! Ba J fa R 608 t - , Incarnation aim Trinity Branch . . . Pre dent 4 . . . Attendan Officer 2 . . . Red Crc 2 . . . Dramatic Club 2,3...J.A.2.. A.A. 1,2 ...Our Lady Guild 4. Room 507 Room 508 2l, g5Sf,?,,f,2gjQH2nEf,2Qggl sf. Luke's school and All Non Branch A A 3 Saints Branch . . . French ' ' Club 3. v I Kathleen McNulty Room 504 Sf. Frances de Chanfcl Shool and Immaculate C Conception Branch . . . Missions Red Cross l I3 A.A,2,3... ohr L'ady's Guild 4. Si. South Am Katherine McShane Room 505 5 Holy Cross School and T Immaculate Conception fl Branch . . . Health Rep- resentativve 3 , . . A.A. 2, 3 , . . Our Lady's Guild Rose Marie Mackin Room 507 Our Lady of Angels School and Immaculate Concep! tion Branch . . . President Y A 2...A.A.2. ll I . l' ll JL K 1' , ' -l,' . ,A r 1 . f ff Q Y' . If it , I ff i fl ' fbi . lv ' 4 lt -1 4' ' l 4, I xl P 1' . f I! , U I li i Y ' x c-ri , C . will .always bijaqfgzigi irpheritancg- of SD , 0 inter:-gf ,- 'JW' S Qfeaz CU, tur lovc Of Phr- bon th Uffful . O tn csc- countries, g,,,lQg0?ftLQelurvusu.1figafgufflf 613. A dd-SS In I NOS and 1-Jstesncil Tilly in is Spamsh 613 can truly be proud of their Vice President Maureen Merrigan and President Gloria Tetro. Maureen's friendly wit and Gloria's winning person- ality have made the senior year a memorable one for the class. I Joan Madden Room 6l3 Incarnation School a Holy Trinity Branch , . . A.A. l . , . Our Lady's Guild 4, nd U . n Z , s Mary Magee Room 502 St. Thomas Aquina School and Ss. Peter ani Paul Branch . , . Librar- Paqe l, 2 . , , Our Lady' Guild 4. Q Liana Magnolo Room 613 Dur Lady of Solace School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Attendance Dfficer 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 'Q if. Carol Maguire Room 501 St. Anthony's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Maguire Room 607 Our Lady of the Scapular School . . . Health Repre- sentative l, 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Patricia Mahon Room 608 Conception Joan Mahoney Room 607 da' Sacred Heart of Jesus and fl Holy Trinity Branch fajesadenr 2 . . .Giee Club ...c.Y.A.4... hd , -17 Cathecist-4 . . . Our -- eg , Lad 's Guild 4 Latin it Mary Mahoney Room 601 St. John the Evangelist . . . Attendance Officer 2. 77 Club! 4 . . . A.A.'1', 2. 4- Patricia Maloney Room 6l l St. Pius and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 1 . . . Mission Representa- tive 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Library Page 2 . . . A.A. 3. Louise Mancuso Room 606 Our Lady of Angels and All Saints Branch . . . Arbutus 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club Mary Mangan Room 501 St. Anselm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Mission Representa- tive1,..A.A.3... Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . l if J' Isl Q ' l il,-Y if V. I -fl ll' ilf A lllfl' Bgatric, ahon Room 602 St. Luke's and All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Patricia Major Room 508 St. Francis of Assisi and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 1, 2, 3. - - - A. A. Representative 4 ...A.A.l,2. Marie Marchiano Room 613 Sacred Heart and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . A.A. Representative 3...J.A.3...Our Igad3y's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. Mahon 610 ' Our Lady of Mercy ani Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice Presi dent 2 . . . Mission Rep resentative 2, 3, 4 . . Dramatic Club 2 . . . Ou Lady's Guild 4 . . . Frencl Club 3. are ! , s A Joan Malone Room 505 St. Brendan's and imma ulate Conception . . . Vl- President 2, 3 . . . Oi Lady's Guild 4 . . . Dr matic Club 2 . . . A., 3 . . . Library Club l. Marie Marciano Room 502 Our Lady of Solace ar Ss. Peter and Paul Bran: . . . Our Lady's Guild Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Sc ence Club 1 . . . J.A. . . . Library Club 2. Latin Club 2. ff .ff , fx , bn Ann Marie Markey Room 608 St. Pius and Immaculate Conception Branch . , . Health Representative 3 Mission Representa- iwai , , . LA. 3 .. A.A-.4 Jw Und Angela Maroney W N A 1 .al I Ali-'IANA ft I I V, , e' f M':x,!:15:77f , Our Saviour's and Ss. i Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Lafin Club 2 . . . Junior Varsity 3 . . . Maureen Marry Room 503 Holy Name of Jesus and Holy Trinity Branch , . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . A, A. I. Room 607 Eileen Marino Q aggthtliiiaifxi Room 503 tion I, 2 . . . Our Lady's Icsscri Sacrament and Sjulld AC' ALTIF' Cmb nmaculntc Conception ' ' 4 ' ' 1 f EA A 3 ranch , . . President 2 f ,.,,,'J I i ' ' ' ' .,Gicpciun4.., n 'SG s' rarnafic Club 4, I D - '+ ' MN A ff, i , V.. Qu' vc.,-J' , - J . Aff A ! LP 5 , N' 1.- . 1,41 K 1 1. l ' - .J . v I .N I 1 1 ' X 1 , , J. The cheerfulness and -dili- l nson gcnce of Margaret Tomi ' 4'Vice Presidentj and Marie de Titta President! reflect ttitude of class 501. the a These are the qualities we shall strive to keep and per- ' r In the fect in our caree business world, Glllluy-od J 'M Vilrlf f, Jrufmd In Yiffphdvs H Q found fhn t Y h1mQ,,7 f-vriztzonal Ch Q n . flstm, SPY holrrfny ,xyCrZ,JUSflVIfY Infos tim- 501 Shows Cathedral .md I' U70y fgmombgl' gassroom elf di ook fo WS as maduategward to their fufbjfe Q r .DNB Rita Martinez Room 61 1 St. Francis De Sales and All Saints Branch . . . Mission Representative 4 . . . A. A. Representative 3 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4. Jacqueline Meehan Room 603 Sacred Heart . . . Mission Representative 2, 3 . . . Marie Mass Room 602 St. Paul's School and All Saints Branch . , . Health Representative 3, 4 . . . A. A. Representative 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...Y.C.S. 4. Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Arbu- tus 4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4...Y.C.S.4... French Club 4 . . . Science glug: 4 . . . A.A. 1, 2, Joan Menona Room 502 Holy Name of Jesus School and Holy Trinity Branch.. . Y.C.S. 4 . . . History Club 4. Nora Mehrer Room 602 St. Anthony of Padua and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . J.A. 3 . .. Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . L-lisgory Club 4 . . . A. A. ' i Bernadette Mernin Room 503 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . ,A.A.1. - .. V 'Ymff-,gi Margaret Meany Room 612 Our Lady of Mercy and Immaculate Conception l arr r ca r I . Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. gn., 'H ..-- 1 Q ia P A .F t .gwa A ff .. W , 5 at f'ti1If:??2 Dolores Mazzocchi Room 613 Transfiguration and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Mis- sion Representative 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 si-may Mekoiires Room 507 St. Luke's School and All Saiaits Branch . . . Y. C. S. 4 Maureen Merrigan Room 61 3 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch . . , Vice President 2, 4 , . . Health Representative 4 ...GleeClub3,4... Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 1. Carolyn Melnicke Room 601 St. Brendan's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. s Marina Mestre Room 613 Annunciation Girls' School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Helen Meehan Room 503 Ascension and Holy Tr ity Branch . . . Glee Cl 1 . . . Our Lady's Guilc ..,A.A.1,2. 1 'F Q - N. . r, xy , Iain L Mary Melody Room 601 Our Lady of Good Couns School . . . Vice Preside l...J.A.2,3,4.. v.c. s. 1, 2, 3. 4. Rochelle Micillo Room 501 Holy Cross School a Immaculate Conceptii Branch . . . Arbutus . . . Our Lady's Guild ...Y.C.S.3,4.. History Club 4. F f Marie Middleton Room 503 mmaculatc Con ccption ichool . . . A.A. 3 . .. Jur Lady's Guild 4. S Claire Mottitt Room 508 ily Family School and maculate Conception anch . . . Our Lady's ild 4. Noida Montero Room 603 t. Anselm's School and s. Peter and Paul Branch ...Spires 3. 4 ...Our ady's Guild 4. Monica Mierosxewska Room 607 St. Mary's Abbey, London ...A.A. 4 . . . History Club 4. F Eloise Moglia Room 607 Our Lady of Solace School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Latin Club 4 ...A.A.4. 3' WG . ' N 1 r I ' I I . - x l Katherine Montesano Room 502 Ss. Peter and Paul . . . Our LadH's Guild 4 . . . Mission epresentative 4. ,J i I 3 s ..,,. we F N of 5 1' J V l Barbara Mikolaiewski Room 507 St. Adalbert's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice Presi- dent 4 . . . Missions 2 ...GleeClub3...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His- tory Club 4. i Joyce Mohandie Room 503 St. Thomas the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Missions 3 . . . Glee Clubl.2...J.A.2... Our Lady's Guild 4. Anne Moore Room 607 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . Mis- sion Representaive 2, 3 . . . Dramatic Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Elub 4 . . . A. A. hir 5 ff.. 2 Lida Mikos Room 601 St. Stanislaus School . . . President 2 . . . A. A. 2. 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. ?N .5 Carol Anne Mollo Room 605 P. S. 83 and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Library Club 3.4...A.A.4. e-qrwy xx! Kathleeen Moore Room 6 l 2 Immaculate Concerrtion . . . Our Lady's Guid 4. Clareen Miskell Room 61 l St. Ignatius Loyola School and Holy Trinity Branch ...Missions 2, 3... Y. C. S. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Alice Molloy Room 601 Holy Family School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Debate Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 3. Adrienne Moorehead Room 605 St. Mar 's School and All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. ' 'l Q W we at A Q, -, it 3 Barbara Morris Room 6l 2 St. Augustine's School and All Saints Branch . . . At- tendance Officer 3 , . . Health Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . A. A. 3. Kathleen Moran Jeanette Morea Room 502 Room 501 St. Luke's School and All P.S. 59 . . . Our Lady's Saints Branch . . . Mis- Guild 4 . . . History Club sion Representative l, 2 3, 4 . . . J.A. 2, 3. Violet Morey Room 504 Our Saviour's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Vice President 4 . . . . . . Dramatic Club l . . . Our Lad5's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S. . Cynthia Moscatiello Room 50l Sacred Heart School and immaculate Conception Branch . . . Health Rep- resentative l, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Margaret Mulkeen Room 502 St. Frances of Rome and Immaculate Conception Branch. Mission Representative l, 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Library Page l. 2. Mary Mullarkey Room 507 Holy Spirit . . . Mission Representative l . . . J. A. I A A 2. Marianne Muhlbauer Room 501 Immaculate Conception School and Branch . . . Attendance Officer l, 2 ...J.A.3,4 . . . History Club 4. ,ln ,. .l ,. , i all xlll 1 Margaret Mullen Room 605 St. Stephen . . . Health Representative 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Joan Muller Room 61 I Holy Spirit. . .Vice Presi- dent 2 . . . Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Mis- sion Representative l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Library Page l. Bridget Mulligan Room 603 Ascension and Holy Trin- ity Branch . . . President l . . . Health Representa- tive l . . . Glee Club l ... Debate Club 2... Science Club 4 . . . A. A. l06 .R 5 I S .f i . RV Y-X l X Kathleen Mulligan Room 503 St. Vincent Ferrer and Holy Trinity Branch . . . History Club 3, 4 . . . A. A. l, 2. Edwina Morrison Room 605 St. Catherine of Ger' School and lmmacula Conception Branch . Our Lady's Guild 4. e 5 ' Marion Mosetter Room 502 St. Joseph's School 4 Holy Trinity Branch . Attendance Officer 3 . Health Representative . . . Mission Represen tive l, 2 . . . Drama Club I. Mary Mulrane Room 603 Incarnation and l- Trinity Branch . . . A Representative 'l, 2 . glee Club I . . . Arbi Kathleen Mulvey R00m 603 O r Holy Name . . . u ' 'ld 4 . Sci Lady s Gun 4 ence Club , . stra 3, 4. 2 . . . Orche S M ureen Mulvey Chrislena Mu p rhy Room 606 Good Shepherd and Holy Trinitg Branch . . . Pres: dent . . . Dramatic Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Y. C, S, 2 . , . History . . . A. A. l, 2 3 club 4 ' a Room 6l2 Marilyn Mulstay St. Brendan's and Immac- R 505 ulate Conception Branch com . . . President 3 . . . Our Holy Cross and lmmacu- LadY'S GI-'lld 4- ception Bragch s late Con ...J.A.3...OurLa y Guild 4. .Q-4' e Pres- lrene Cocuzza, our Vic ldent, and Eileen Shanahan, our President, are Carefree but efflcent officers, always on tho job and trying to glve us a boost when morale as low. We of 503 on Q d ' fd uat ron day, recall the mad rush f Qyrn suifg fo form foit 8740 ever ' fu Y Ffldayl t nch at ll.-05' ,axle-L stralqht line we t scurrymg Ove, Strred eno letters at H430 and f,-nelly our fast memory th e bell at 2.40 in-v ik -uv Ellen Murphy Room 601 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch. . . J. A. 3. Patricia Murray Room 507 Corpus Christi and Holy Trinity Branch . . . At- tendance Officer 1 . . . A.A. Representative 1, 2 . . . A. A. I, 2. Shirley Nelson Room 612 St. Mark's School and All Saints Branch . . . Presi- dent 1 . . . Attendance Officer 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . A. A. 3. Margaret Murphy Room 602 St. Margaret Mary and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...Latin Club 2 . . . Li- grary Page 1,2 . . . A.A. Patricia Murray Room 612 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch. Marguerite Newill Room 501 St. Raymond's and Immac- ulate Conception Branch ...J.A.3,4...Our Lady's Guild 4. Maureen Murphy Room 502 St. Anselm's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. Helen Neeson Room 602 St. Jerome's School . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . History Club 4. i Theresa Nolan Room 610 St. Luke's and All Saints Branch . . . A.A. Repre- sentative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. QJ' 0 Elizabeth Murray Room 607 St. Joseph's and All Saints Branch . . . Catholic Ac- tion 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 3...LatinClub4... A. A. 3, Jean Nelson Room 601 St. Pius and All Saints Branch . . . Dramatic Club 3. Imelda Northcroft Room 608 St. Mark's and All Saints ,fBranch . . . Glee Club 3, 4. - Mary Murray Room 507 St. Thomas Aquinas Ss. Peter and Paul Bra . . . Health Represel tive 4 . . . Latin Clu . . . Library Page 2 . A. A. 3. nip' Joan Nelson Room 506 Holy Name of Jesus Holy Trinity Branch . A.A. 1.2 . . . Our Lam Guild 4. Margaret Nortol Room 506 St. Francis de Sales All Saints Branch . Attendance Officer 1 Our Lady's Guild 4 . A. A. 3, 4. 5 rv' Anne Obeirne Room 602 nd All Saints Pius a nch . . , History Club Marilyn Obraz Room 6Ol St. Gabricl's . . . Glee Club 3 . . , French Club 4 . . . A. A, I, June O'Brien Room 505 I ' St. Jerome's and All Saints if Branch . . . vice Presi- dent 2. . . Our Lady's X Guild4.,.Y.C.S.l,2, 3, 4. I I 1, X A f ll Happy smiles light the faces of our President Rosemarie Kennedy, and our Vice Presi- dent Claire Riqoulet as they roudly exhibit that which D . they have worked so hard for their Cathedral Ring. Q Kathleen O'Brien Room 507 St. Joseph's and Ss. Pe and Paul Branch . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Library Pagc2. ,.A.A. 3. fe! 15 Margaret 0'Brien Room 504 St, Margaret Mary's and Ss, Peter and Paul Branch . , .Vice President 3 . . . Attendance Officer 3, 4 . . . Health Representa- tive 2 , , . Our Lady's Guild 4. Th? traditfgfmf R SD. . I theoi-Frvgfgdgf and gg'vgL.50?hl5' cha 3CfGr1'zed b Its corpafn-9 IZVUZV club and 75-Sr-flung mtg? Qinerosity ' ea is exh m- la event Es g L-OV 1 b ' ' 5033 'Own 6' Y to em 9' S herrta QS to Cathedr al Joan 0'ConneII Room 504 St. John Evangelist . . . President 3, 4 . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Mis- sion Representative l . . . J. A.-3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C. S. 1. Mary O'Brien Room 503 Annunciation School . . . Glee Club l . . . A. A. l. Eileen 0'Connor Room 503 Holy Cross School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Dramatic Club 2 , . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A.2,3.. ei? Mary Catherine 0'Brien Room 605 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . French Club 2. K if gg, 3, -f' K 1 if 1 5 Elizabeth O'CaIlaghan Room 506 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Health Representative l . . . Dramatic Club l, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . History Club 4. l 'I .X Dolores 0'Dea l i Anne 0'Donnell Room 61 I St. Anselm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Room 503 Good Shepherd and Holy Trinity Branch . , . Vice President 2 . . . Mission Representative I . . . Our Lad 's Guild 4 . . . His- Y tory Club 4. l Patricia O'Kane Room 505 Our Saviour's Parish and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Red Cross Repre- sentative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Li- brary Page I. Jean O'Connor Room 6l 'l Our Lady of Solace School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. fil.f' Jean Ollearis Room 603 St. Paul the Apostle Par- ish and Hola Trinity Branch . . . ed Cross Representative 3 . . . His- Teresa Olszewski Room 508 St. Athanasius School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . President . . . tory Club 4 . . . A. A. 2 Mission Representative 3. Margaret O Keefe O'Connol Room 608 St. Vincent Ferrer Holy Trinitr Branch Glee Club , 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4. -me Patricia O'Donne Room 602 Elizabeth Seton l- School I, 2 . . . Hi: Club 4. Patricia 0'MalIe Room 504 Holy Spirit . . . Our L: Guild 4. . . A.A. l,I Room 505 St, Anselms Parish and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Mission Representa- tive 3, 4 . . . A.A. 3. Gloria Ornbrello Room 505 Our Lady of Solace and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...LatinCIub2... :Library Club 2 . . . J.A. Patricia O'Rourke Room 504 St. Gregory the Great and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Mission Representative l, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...A.A.l,2,3. Helen Papillon Room 60l Heart . . . Attend- Otticer 3, 4 . . . Club 2. . . J.A. 3 Our Lad 's Guild 4 History glub 4 . . . QB Mary Lou 0'NeilI Room 60l Sacred Heart and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . Mission Representa- tive I, 2 . . . A.A. Repre- ff sentative 2, 3 . , Our 7 Lacgfs Guild 4 . . . Cheer- . lea er 3. f Maryann 0'Pray Room 602 A Ss. Peter and Paul and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch ...J,A.3. Ju Rose Marie Osario Room 605 11 W St. Francis de Sales and 4 All Saints Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3 . . . X' , Mission Representative I K' . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. V I Maureen O'Sullivan Room 602 Holy Trinity and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. Representative 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. l, 2, 3. Frances Parkes Adele Paradiso Room 503 Room 502 Ztaagrles . . . OQ.irCLZdy'? St. P l' d H ly Tr'nil'y U' - - - - - - 8.8.22 f.af'v.8s. i'. .. ---AA. 2 History Club 4. , ' . ,I ' l . Ai' A if 'i Y, 4' . i1'w n I ' Q A, .4 I l I l WW L ...I :fi SQ f gpm Margaret O'Reilly Room 60l Good Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . French Club 4. Barbara 0'Rourke Room 507 St. An8ela's and Immacu- late onception Branch ...J.A.3,4...0ur Lady's Guild 4. olwwwq' A I Adeline Paladino Catherine O'TooIe Room 605 St, Joseph's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representative I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...French Club 3 . . . :listory Club 4 . . . A. A. Jean Parris Room 607 Resurrection and All Saints Branch . . . Catho- lic Action I, 2 . . . Presi- dent 3 . . . Vice President 2...C.Y.A.4... Our Lacgfs Gbild 4 . . . French lub 3 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . A.A. 3. Room 602 J.H.S. 3 . . . President l . . . Mission Representa- tive 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y.C.S. 4 ...A.A.4...J.A.4. Yvonne Parxiale Room 505 Our Saviour's and S Peter and Paul Branc ... President 4 . . . L brary Club 2 . . . C. YJ 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild - Margaret Paterson Room 6 l 0 St. Catherine of Alex- andria . . . Mission Repre- sentative 2, 3 . . . Our :Lady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. Frances Perraglia Room 605 Our Lad Queen of Angels and All gaints Branch . . . Our Lad 's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4. Eleanor Pieloch Room 503 and Holy . . . Our 4 Marie Patrucco Room 603 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catholic Action l . . . Debate Club 2 . . . A. A. 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 4. Ann Peterson Room 504 St. John the Evangelist . . . President l . . . At- endance Officer l . . . Health Representative l . Mission Representa- tive l . . . A.A. Repre- sentative 3 . . . Glee Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . J. A. l. E . Our Pierantoni off. Room 502 Chrysostom and Peter and Irene Paulina Room 602 St. Columba and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His tory Club 4 . . . A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Catholic Action l. Catherine Petrlak Room 504 St. Margaret Marg and Ss, Peter and Paul ranch . . . A.A. Representative 3...C.Y.A.3,4... Our Lady's Guild 4. Joan Pigozxi Room 613 Christ the King and Ss. Peter and Paul .Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Scie ce Club 4. Gloria Peluso Room 601 Holy Narne and Holy Trinity Branch . . . De- bate Club 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Cath- olic Action l. Jane Phelan Room 6ll St. CeciIia's and All Saints Branch . . . Mission Rep- resentative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . .A. A. 3. Louise Pimento Room 610 Our Lady of Pompeii and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 3-. . . Attend- ance Officer 2 . . . Red Cross Representative 3 . Mission Representa- tive l . . . A.A. Repre- sentative I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Eleanor Pereira Room 504 St. John Chrysostc School and Ss. Peter Paul Branch . . . Lady's Guild 4. .1 .fi Anna Piazza Room 602 Our Lady of Pompeii Holy Trinity Branch . Vice President 2, 3 . Health Representativi . . . Catholic Actioi . . . Our Lady's Guilt . . A.A. 2, 3. Stella Pipola Room 503 P.S. 7l and Immacul. Conception Branch . President 3 . . . Miss Representative 2, 4 . Dramatic Club 3, 4, iv lififlwfpf ff 13 I l , Florine Plaskette Room 610 St. John Chrysostom School and Ss. Peter and Red Paul Branrh . , . Cross Representative 4 Latin Club 2 . . . Dur'Larly's Gu-ld 4. Eulalia Poltawxewa Room 602 nd Hi School in Germany. Elementary a gh Constance Pospisil Room 601 Blessed Sacrament and culate Conception lmma Branch , . , AA. Repre- Our sentatiye 3, 4 . . . ' 4 . . . Sci- Ladys Guild ence Club 4 . . . A.A 3, 4. 504 is proud of its President, loan O'Connell and its Vice President, Violet Morey, who .irc truly representative of their class- 'f' Mary Pranzo Room 603 St. Joseph's School and Holy Trinity Branch , . . . I. President 2 . . , Catho IC Action 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 1199 V frrfyi 1-as ,f.,y,f .. TN June Prisco Room 61 1 St. Pius and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 3 . . . A.A. Representative 3 , , , Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Science Club 1. Thr? inform l est do J ,gy of Irlo ryfmffmoryf 5043 h ombor Derygdo eadquy g 5. V 5 th K ffor ' 5 fonghold O'?l!ors ifnri Sprrrt of ft 'fl C.1z,L,c,d, , .711 Studfldbly flnof gl7rr!y.SCVglS new onfsxf, f70rr W rl Vers Hy to ' 1 . I7 e and applied rms Mary Pyne Room 610 St. Paul's and All Saints Branch . . . Arbutus 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Margaret Ranaghan Room 605 Joan Quigley Room 6l2 St. lgnatious Loyola and Holy Trinity Branch. St. John's Kingsbridge Parish and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer-4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . , . A.A. 3. 3 . Elizabeth Reynolds Room 607 St. Stephen School . . . Vice President 2 . . . Dramatic Club 3, 4 . . . Debate Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 4. Lorraine Rapuano Room 6l3 St. Adalbert's Parish and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4, fe Lorraine Reynolds Room 605 Most Holy Redeemer . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Bernadette Quinn Room 508 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Dorothy Quinn Room 610 St. Rose of Lima and Holy Trinity Branch . , . Health Representative l, 2, 3 . . . Red Cross Rep- resentative 2 . . . A.A. Representative 'l, 2 . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His- tory Cl 4. Sally Reidy Room 608 St. Rose of Lima and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Vice President 4 . . . A.A. 2, 3...A.A.l,2,3. Mary Ann Ricci Room 610 Lady of Mount Car- and Immaculate Con- ception Branch . . . Our ady' Guild 4. ,fl Mary Reill Room 607 St. Paul s Parish . . . His tory Club 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . A.A. 2, 3, 4. Anne Marie Riendeau Room 601 Holy Cross and Immacu- late Conception Branch . . ,. A. A. Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 History Club 4 . . . A.A. 2, 3 . . . Cheerleader 3. Cecilia Ragusa Room 61 l Sr. Philip of Neri Pa and Holy Trinity Bra . . . Red Cross Rel sentative 3, 4 . . . A 'l . . . Our Lady's Guili we 5 Ann Reynolds Room 612 St. Anselm's Parish . Immaculate Concepti Branch . . . Our Lad guild 4 . . . Library Pa Claire Rigoulet Room 503 St, John the Evange . . . President l, 2, 3 . Vice President 4 . . . A Representative l Q Dramatic Club l, 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 6, ' A 5 A ll' 'o Leonie Rigoulet Room 601 he fvangelist t. John t . l 2 ,Our Carolyn Ritfi Room 6l2 St, Margaret . . . Dra- matic Club 3,4 . . .J.A. 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Science Club 4 . . . Lilirlary Page l, 2, 3. We Phyllis Rivello Room 504 St, Anthony's and Holy Trinity Branch , . . Mis- sion Representative l . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 , . . A. A. l, 2 . . . Catholic Action I. Gloria Robles Marie Rocco Room 606 Room 505 St, Paul's and All Saints St. Peter and Paul and Branch . . , Health Repro- Ss. Peter and Paul Branch sentativc ln . . . A.A. . 4 . Our Lady's Guild 4 ' . . Library Club 2. Representative 3 . . . His- tory Club 3, 4. . . LA, , , . ady's Guild 4 . . . His- ory Club 4. K i Visualizing their careeruthe Y nne Parziale, President, vo .ind the Vice President, Eliza- beth Davenport, point out the clmracteristics which they hope to develop as Miss Perfect Secretary , p. W hite blouses busily develop the set kling seniors in crisp w mbers of 505 intend to Spar secretarial technique. The me the Mary style now and always. Margaret Rodgers Room 501 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...LatinClub2... A. A. 3. Margaret Rogers Evelyn Rodriguez Room 501 St. Anselm's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Red Cross Representa- tive 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 2 ...A.A.3. Room 503 St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . . Mission Representative 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rita Rogers Room 605 St. Francis de Sales School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. f I if Marie Rossano Room 603 St. Claire of Assisi and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 2 . . . Spires 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club 2. Marie Rossi Room 501 P. S. 103 and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Jane Marie Roehrig Room 607 St. Francis of Assisi . . J, A. 2, 3 . . . Latin Club 4...A.A.1...C.Y. A.4. Veronica Rollerson Room 612 Ss. Peter and Paul . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . A. A. 3. x V .jf rx' 'Y ,M 11 f Ji: arbara Rofrano Room 603 St. James School . . . Vice President 3 . . . J.A. 1,2... .C.S.1... Our Lady's Guild 4. K f', , V .xl Elizabeth Anne Rooney Room 610 Holy Name and HolY Trinity Branch . . . Dra- matic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. 1, 2, 3. Eli' th R' 'd Margaret Rowley 6 Room 507 O L d f d Cou 1 - arg 'joRloTrinHy Bram t, Jeromes . . . Attend- H. Cl b 4 ance Officer 1 . . . is - ' ' gory U ' sion Representative 2. '12 l 16 Mary Rogan Room 506 Inismagrath Parish, Ii land . . . Red Cross Re resentative 3 . . . Missii Representative 1 . . . 0 Lady's Guild 3, 4 . . Y. C. S. 2. Elizabeth Mary Roon Room 606 St. Pius and All Sai Branch . . . Health R resentative 1, 2 . . . N sion Representative 1 . History Club 3.4. Anne Rush Room 608 St. Raymond's . . . Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y s. 1. i I , 1 . Vincenza Russo Room 6lO Most Holy Redeemer , . . Vice President 3 . . . Red Cross Regresentative 2 ...Glee Iubl...Our Lady's Guild 4. Grace Sanchez Room 508 knnunciation School and -loly Trinity Branch . . . -lealth Representative 3, l...A.A.l,3. l Marie Sberna Room 601 and Holy Trinity . . . Catholic Ac- ...Spires4... Lady's Guild 4 . . . S.3,4,..A.A.2. Elizabeth Ryan Room 603 St. Catherine of Siena and Holy Trinitr Branch . . . Dramatic C ub 4 , , . Glee Clubl...J.A.2... Y.C.S. I, 3 . . . French Club 4. Mary Santilli Room 508 Ss. Peter and Paul and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . , Vice President 4 . . . History Club 4. 5. r 'V I I Katherine Scarry Room 504 St. Rose of Lima and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Catho- lic Action l . . . C. Y. A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4...A.A,l. -2 . if f. 53. 4 Lillian Ryan Room 505 St. Anselm's and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Li- brary Club 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Mary Santini Room 606 P.S. 90 and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . J.A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club fm- i Patricia Schaeffer Room 503 Holy Name and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lacayfs Guild 4 . . . A. A. ll7 W 1 N5 fx? 'T Sf? 'W . V4 5. Mary Ryan Room 6l2 St. Rose of Lima and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 , , . Y.C. S. 2 . . . Catholic Action l...A.A. l,4, Joan Santora Room 501 St. Rita's and All Saints Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ann Schmidt Room 505 Our Lady of Victory and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . Vice President l . . . Library Club l, 2 . . . C.Y.A. 1,4 . . .Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Latin Club2 . . . A.A. 3. Ill. 5 Veronica Sack Room 606 Immaculate Conception and Immaculate Concep- tion Branch . . . A. A. Representative 3 . . . J. A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . History Club 4 ...A.A. 3. Sondra Sautner Room 504 P. S. 52 and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Red Cross Representative 4 . . . Sew- ing Club l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 'sgg x tsl e 1 Virginia Schuhriemen Room 508 St. Adalbert's and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Officer 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . A. A. 4. Dorothy Schuman Room 502 St. Luke's . . . A. A. Rep- resentative l . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Anne Marie Sharpe Room 607 St. Columba School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 4 . . . Spires 3, 4...FrenchClub4... History Club 4 . . . Latin glub 4 . . . A.A. l, 2, , 4. 5 Charlene Schunk Room 504 St. Anthony's and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . President 3 . . . A. A. Representative 3 . . . Catholic Action l . . . C. Y.A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. . . Varsity 3 . . . A. A. 3. Maureen Shea Room 60l Our Lady of Victory . . French Club 4. Helen Siembab Room 503 St. Stanislaus . . . Dra- matic Club 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A.A. 'l,2,3...J.A,l. 'M Regina Schweitzer Room 603 Holy Name and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Arbu- tus3 . . . A.A. 2. Mary Sheehan Room 6ll St. Francis de Sales and All Saints Branch . . . Vice President 2. Frances Sieradzki Room 602 St. Raymond's . . . Presi- dent 4 . . . Attendance Officer 1, 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S.2...A.A.l,2. ll8 Virginia Sefton Room 508 Guardian Angel and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Red Cross Representative 4 ...Glee Club l, 2, 4. Joan Sheldrick Room 505 St. Francis Xavier and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . A. A. l, 2. Eileen Shanahan Room 502 Ascension and Holy Tri ity Branch . . . Preside 3,4...GleeClubl. Arbutus 3 . . . Our Lady Guild 4 . . . A.A. l, 2. Eileen Sheridan Room 605 St, Stephen's School . . Health Representative 3 . . . A.A. Represent tive l . . . A.A. l, 2, ...J.A.l. Q tr wb ' Q, 'i a U if it it I ' IJ' 'i WWW' V Wg 1 I Jin l r, i il ' f 2 1 1 X he A il i' M lv . Barhara on J S I R211 Jo? 'Q 2 08 Sacred, eart and E P.S. 7 and Holy Trinity Branch , . . Health Rep- resentative 2 . . . Our lfaciy's Guild 4 . . . A.A. Peter and Paul Bran . . . French Club 2, ...Latin Club I, 2 . gcience Club l . . . A. M' Marionette Singleton Room 501 St. Aloysius and All Saints Catholic Ac- Branch , .. tion l, 2 . , . J.A. 3. Eileen Simpson Room 607 it, Lukc's and Ss. Peter lnrl Paul Branch ' vrary Clulm , :renrh Club 3, 4 . . . listory Cluh 4 . . . Latin :lub 4 . . . A.A. 4. u fp.-C ff Xt - .4 K V I Jglj AQ K Y V . . C ll' n J A Y XX 'X J ' ' X Benita smarh Wilhelmina sminig ,L Room 608 Room eos - ' Immaculate Conception Immaculate High School 4 and All Saints Branch . . . and All Saints Branch .. . X ' Our Lady's Guild 4. A. A. Representative 3 , . . French Club 3. lhe girls of 506 are proud of these girls rn white, Marie Angelota, President, and Mar- garet Tuttie, Vice President. The queen and princess pic- tured here will be'remem- bored long after the ancient castles have passed away. T Margaret Sniscak 'x Room 505 St Francis Xavier and 1 Holy Trinity Branch . . . President I, 2, 3 . . . At- tendance Officer 3 . . , Our Lady's Guild 4 , , A. A. l, 2. ex., 5061 . 1-gg 5 Slum! U, . lrrrzffll' ?'2rrxrfir'.u, Vlfllury has ,W 11 .lrylrnlorlgvl Axon? St'-'TlL1f7f 1 od b UL'-r5h,D mg, O 'iv ff -'X -I h In . f'f'fsrimfC U71'dr :girly dawg? 'Off for the ffl! rr-5 , A 5 S, , opod elmo Sf- lrzfovjnso Vltlllost CO Sense of sl an H7 Duff rpofafio Sorial ng 50 ' 6 X, I Estelle Sokolowska Room 601 St. Adalbert's and Immac- ulate Conception Branch . . . Vice President 3 .. . Debate Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Civics Club 1 . . . Science Club Margot Stoekle Room 602 Bisbee High School, Arizona. Rita Sullivan Room 505 Sacred Heart and Immac- .ilate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...Y.C.S.1,2... Science Club 1 . . . C. Y. R. l, 2, 3, 4. Gloria Spanier Room 501 Immaculate Conception and immaculate Concep- tion Branch. Doris Storey Room 605 Holy Providence and All Saints Branch . . . Glee Club 4. Catherine Sweeney Room 602 Ascension and Holy Trin- ity Branch . . . Mission Representative 2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...History Club 3, 4 . . . A. A. l. Anne Spearing Room 606 St. Aloysius and All Saints Branch . . . Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Y. C. S. 1, 2. Nicoletta Spera Room 501 Holy Rosary and All Saints Branch . . . Presi- dent 2 . . . Mission Rep- rentative l . . . Catholic Action 1, 2 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . His- tory Club 3, 4. Joan Sullivan Room 507 Incarnation and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Mis- sion Representative l . . . Dramatic Club 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Adele Stramandinoli Room 502 Our Saviour's and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch 1 .4. Attendance Officer Deborah Sweeney Room 605 St. John Chrysostom and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . History Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 120 is i 1 LJ' Patricia Taggart Room 506 Ss. Peter and Paul Elemen- tary and Branch Schools . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Joan Stewart Room 612 St. John the Evan?eli: . . . Attendance 0 fici 1...J.A.1...Oi Lady's Guild 4 . . . AJ 2. Mary Sullivan Room 505 Holy Spirit School . . Our Ladg's Guild 4 . . History lub 4. Mary Tarpey Room 612 St. John the Evangelis School . . . President . . . Our Lady's Guild A Helen Tausch Room 508 St. Bcncclict's School a Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Red Cross 3 ...J.A, 3 . . . History Club 4. nd Joan Terry Room 503 Holy Spirit School . . . Health Representative 3 ...Red Crossl r French Club 3 . . . u ' 'ld 4. Lady 5 Gui Gloria Tetro Room 613 d's School . . . St. Raymon Health Representative 2 . . . Vice President 3 . . . President 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. B.1rb.1m Mikelaiewslv, Vice President, and Mary McKessy, President, are the popular officers of 507. They repre- sent the class spirit always prevalent in our class. , 44. Patricia Tierney, f' 'J Mary Anne Teufel Room 613 A Room 6l0 Y St. Catherine of Siena and Our Qvioufs School ans Holy Trinity Branch . . . S Peter a'HQPauI Branct A. A. l . . . Health Rep- .. Vice Pr 4 , . resentaliye 2 . . . Our Mi sipn epres tive E Lady's Guild 4. . . . Qurl y's Guild 4 . . . Vlrsi . . . A. A 3. NSRWN UNITED NATIONS lblkif UCTUBER 24 Nei Thfs 15 th Classes fi dmfy attonp . ff' ' he CQ 'On Qfvg- , o :cial class. l,iIgmilJt7VosDZefg this Hvdfundg hi- t -Jfilvg 9 be ,S YDlCal of 5 S O'Y on the fifth ffg5:V'31ere513K,S m2727123 t lg- .X Eva Tirado Room 508 St. AnseIm's School and Immaculate Conception Branch. , ,L,, 2,2 , Qu .X at Yvonne Tollinche Room 602 St. Rose of Lima School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . President 4 . . . Vice President 1 . . . J.A. 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 ...Y.C.S.4...A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Tomaselli Room 61 1 St. Clare's and Immacu- late Conception Branch . . . Mission Representa- tive 4 . . , A.A. Repre- sentative 3 , . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Margaret Tomlinson Room 501 Our Saviour's School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . President 3 . . . Vice President 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rita Toth Room 603 Holy Name of Jesus and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club . . . Debate Club 2, 3, 4. Ann Tracey, Room 605 St. John Chrysostom School and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Latin Slub 2 . . . History Club Barbara Tracey Room. 610 St. LL,4E'S School and All -,nf Sdlhts Branch . . . A.A. Repr sentative 3 , . . Fre h Club 3 . . . Our L y's Guild 4, Ellen Treacy Room 504 Our LadyAof Angels and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A.A. 1 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Grace Vallari Ann Tucker Margaret Tuttle Room 601 Room 508 Room 506 Our Lady of Refuge and St. Benedict's School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . President 3. Ann Tumulty Room 504 Incarnation School and Holy Trinity Branch A.A. 1 . . Guild 4. . Our Lady's Our Lady of the Cenacle . . . Vice President 2, A . . . Attendance Officer 1, 2 . . . Health Repre- sentative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 122 Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Officer 2 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Science Club 4. Mary Toner Room 606 Ascension and Holy Trir ity Branch . . . Glee Clu 1...A.A. l.. OL Lady's Guild 4. Caroline Trucano Room 602 St. Paul the Apostle ani Holy Trinity Branch . .I A.A.1, 2 . . . J.A. . . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rose Mary Valvano Room 501 St. Raymond's School am Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Our Lady': Guild 4. . . A.A. .3 Patricia Varady Room 504 Jur Lady of Good Counsel ichool . ..A.A.2... Jur Lady's Guild 4. Veronica Wade Room 507 .t. Rose of Lima School ind Hol Trinity Branch . . AA. Representative I .2. .3Y. C. S. 2 . . A. A.. Mary I. Walsh Room 6l0 St, Pius School and All Saints Branch . . . Our .ady's Guild 4. i . Patricia Vitacca Room 6 l 0 St. Joseph's School . Our Lady's Guild 4. Rosemary Wall Room 508 St. Greory the Great and Holy Trinity Branch . . . A. A. l. U 'F' Q x fy g .t .. i Mary Voelkle Room 501 Maureen Volz Room 506 Epiphany School . . , J. A. P. S. 83 and Ss. Peter and 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Paul Branch . . . Attend- ance Officer l . . . Li- brary Page l, 2 . . . A. A. 3, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ann Marie Walsh Room 505 St. Frances of Rome and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Mission Rep- resetative 2 . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . A.A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Q Mary L. Walsh Room U3 Mary P. Walsh SAW' Lerlomeg Schgol and Room 505 ann s ranc V' ' ' ' ' St. Francis de Sales School ici. 'Q'eS'de'1' 2 ' ' i' and All Saints Branch Bridie Walsh Room 606 St. Pius School and All Saints Branch . . . Mission Representative 2, 3, 4 . . . History Club 4. A, ...Our Ladys Gld . President l Mis- 4 . . . . . . UI sion Representative l . . Our Lady's Guild 4 l23 Patricia Walsh Room 505 St. Vincent Ferrer School and Holy Trinity Branch ,..GIeeClubl... A.A. l . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. at , Sandra Votor Room 603 St. Anthony of Padua and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Y. C. S. 3. Catherine Walsh Room 506 Ss. Peter and Paul Ele- mentary and Brancl' Schools . . . President l . . . Attendance Otficer 2' . . . Mission Representa- tive 2 . . . Librar Page l,2...A.A.g... Our Lady's Guild 4. 1-. Ursula Walsh Room 508 Good Shepherd School and Holy Trinity Branch , . . A.A. l . . . J.A. 2. gfxgf ' - W- 1 5. Elizabeth Weikel Room 608 Incarnation School and Eileen Ward Room 501 Holy Family School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Mission Rep- resetative l . . . History Clubl ...J.A.3,4... Our Lady's Guild 4. Elizabeth Wheeler Room 602 St. Thomas the Apostle and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Glee Club l. Barbara Warren Room 504 St. Walburga's Academy and Julia Richman High School . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. J 'l '. Anna Whelan Room 6Ol St. Rita of Cascia and All Saints Branch . . . Mis- sion Representative l, 4 ...Spires3,4...Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . Y. C. S. 3, 4 . . .Science Club 4. If Elizabeth Wilkinson Room 608 St. Puis School and All Saints Branch . . . Presi- Health Rep- . Mission . Our dent l Img!- 'Catherine Wiliam! Room 608 St. Agrnasius School and I t ' Jilin 'ff SEEZDRLZT retyltative l .x. A.A. ,I I 3 ...Our Ladys Guild 4 X . . History Club 4. lf! wifi. Mary Lou Watson Til? Ifi'fiTyi'5i 5'f ' ' ' Room 612 Holy Name of Jesus and Hoy Trinity Branch . . . A. . Representative l ...A.A.l,2...Our Lady's Guild 4. Carol Wightendahl Patricia White Room 603 St. Brigid's Church . . Room 506 St. Luke's Parish and All Saints Branch . . . A.A. 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Health Representative 2, 3, 4 . . . Red Cross Rep- resentative l . . . A.A. l,2...Spires4... French Club 4. Joyce Wilson Room 613 St. Mark's School and All Saints Branch . . . A.A. Representative 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Ei Eileen Winch Room 505 St, Thomas Aquinas and Ss. Peter and Paul Branch . . . Health Representa- tive 2 . . . Red Cross Rep- ' resentative l, 2, 3 . . . Mission Representative l . . . Our Lady's Guild 3. Gertrude Wettler Room 506 Ss. Peter and Paul El mentary and Brant Schools . . . A.A. Repr sentative l . . . Libra Page l, 2 . . . A.A. 3, . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 Bridget Wilkie Room 610 St. Joseph's School ai Holy Trinity Branch . . A.A. l ... Our Lady Guild 4 . . . History Cli Dorothy Winters Room 501 Our Lady of Mercy Schol and Immaculate Concep tion Branch . . . Healt Representative 'l, 2, 3 . . Mission Representative . . . Our Lady's Guild 4, Dolores Lee Witt Room 6l3 t. Pctcr Clavcr School . . President l . . . ..A. 3 , , . Our Lady's uilct 4. Catherine Woods Room 5Ol St. Luke's School and All Saints Branch . . . History Club 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. if l y I 7 r WM Ann Wormley Room 608 St. Charles Borromeo School and All Saints Branch . ..A..A,3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. Something interesting? Patri- ' S ntilli cm Mayor and Mary a , President and Vice President of 508 seem to enjoy reading some statistics vital for the use of their classmates. if u L rj it x - f el Patricia Wyrnbs Room 601 Barbara Worob Room 505 Holy Spirit School Health Representative 2 . . , Mission Representa- tive 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . History Club 4 ...A.A. 3. . . . Our Lady Queen of Mar tyrs and Holy Trinity Branch . . A. A. Repre sentative . . . A.A. 2 Our Lady's Guilc 3, 4 . .. 4 . . . History Club 4. 7091-the, Y Cathedfaffs fggiigoog junior md ' ' Senior Of rh err subfe-cts 7 f9QQ srudems D0 Years, 508 ar 6 mind - , nd . I - and heart in fheglggfzlff Interests Sliife the variety Y I - ' ey . High SL-hoof? the Ideals Qfaeitggg I7 f-3 Thes they e are no 122.9 pave Gfe t Londo Margaret Wynne Room SOI Ascension School and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Attendance Officer 3 . . . A,A. l . . . Dramatic Club 2. Priscilla Yancy Resurrection School and All Saints Branch . Glee Club 3. if A 2 l , qi, 4 E Room 608 .1 '? .SDA PM Mary Xuereb Room 502 P. S. Manhattan . . . J. A. 2, 3 . . Guild 4. . Our Lady's Holy J WM' . I., ,l, J Eileen Yarrow Room 502 Ascension School and Trinity Branch of 6, C ,7 ,. flzancfeefflen ,glfi7TZfrlsbggfJes' 3. of fa ,iff f3'afef'5f Ufl7r'gk'ota'l7Cy A brilliant display of art work lines the wall as Eileen Carroll and Marina Mestre of 613 lseatedl Alva Depaoli l6l32 and Mary O'Pray f6022 examine some of the plates. l26 W re far: The girls from Holy Trinity Branch will no doubt remember Monica Gunther, who returned to her native Austria at the close of freshman year. Had she remained in the United f States, Monica would now be in our graduating class. Above, Monica is pictured in Vienna where she-now lives with her parents and sister, Zita, who is a Cathedral graduate. it GR -x 25 Shirley Young Room 606 St. Benedict the Moor . . . A. A. I, 4 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. 1 I Mary Yerkes Room 60l Our Lady of Perpetual Help and Holy Trinity Branch . . . Mission Rep- resentative I . . . Red Cross Representative 2, 3 ...A.A,2,3,4... President 3 . . . Vice President 4 . . . History Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 4. of Irma Zanella Room 503 St. Anthony School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Attendance Officer I . . . Mission Representative I . . . Our Lady's Guild 4. IIUIY I l U I 1' ,1 fl: 'fl I 1 h !-'. Irene Zupcak-ff' , N Room 608 V' ! St. Athanasius School and Immaculate Conception Branch . . . Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 . . . J.A. 2, 3 . . . Our Lady's Guild 4 . . . French Club 4. Nr' ' ,f, wgiwf U ,im WH IS , fu 5U'e,i.edraf I ight., le nd Ca me 'Lfffiplwck Sdiilaiing OU' b S8 out ld 9 iris afe and D0 ' Another two points are scored helping. to chalk up one of the Varsity's colorful victories. I27 Frances Albanese 4B3 St. Patrick's . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Representative 3. Ann Bartell 4Bl St. Paul the Apostle . . . President I . . . Bank Representative l 4. . . Mission 4 . . . Splres 3, 4...Debate3... Library14 . . . Secretary 3 . . . T e Fighting 69th 4. Patricia Brophy 4Bl Ascension . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . Antone Guild l . . . Library Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Joan Anderson Josephine Aversano 4Bl 4Bl Our Lady Queen of Mar- St. Patrick's . . . Library tyrs , . . Vocation Club l Club 4 , , , The Fighting . . . Victory Through 69th 4 . . . Bank Repre- Vocations 3, 4 . . . The sentative 3, Fighting 69th 4 . . . Vice President l . . . Vice President 2. Patricia Basquel 4B2 Our Lady of Good Counsel . . . Sacred Heart Club l . . . Dramatic Club 1, 4 . . . Secretary l . . . Trea- surer 2, 3 . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4. Emilia Calabrese 4B2 Our Lady of Mount .Car- mel . , . Blessed Virgin Club l . . . Mission Club L . . . The Fighting 69th Joan Beardsworth 4 Good Shepherd . . I. Vic- tory Through Vocations 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. ie Patricia Callahan 4B2 Sacred Heart . . . The Fighting 6t9h 4 . . Treasurer 3 . . . Bank Representative 3, 4. Margaret Ballinger 4B2 Our Lady of Good Counsel ...GleeClubl... Mission Club 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Trea- surer l. Eileen Brannigan 482 Incarnation . . . Mission Club l . . . Blessed Virgin Club l . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th .i 4. Louise Campagna 4B2 Our Lady of Mount Car- mel . . . Mission Club 3, 4 . . . Victory Through Vocation 3, 4 . . . Dra- matic Club 4 . . . Library 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Antoinette Barres 4B3 Our Lady of Mount 1 mel . . . Glee Club l Mission Club 2 . . . ' tory Through Vocat 3, 4 . . 69th 4. . The Figh' I Mary Brophy 4Bl Ascension . . . Ant Guild I . . . Glee Clut 2 . . . Library Club 4 . Treasurer 3 . . . ' Fighting 69th 4. Marie Carra 4B2 Our Lady of Pompeii . Mission Club l . . . E matic Club 4 . . . ' Fighting 69th 4. l '3 Jean Catalano 4Bl St. Patrick's . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Bank Rep- resentative 2, 3 . . . Red Cross Representative 4 ...Library 4 . . .The Fighting 69th 4. 1 . X. bf Mary Caruso 4Bl Patrick's . . . Library . . The Fighting 69th. M Sf. Figh . I G Eileen Cawley AB2 Monica's . . . The ting 69th 4. GSM E Q5 Anne Clune 4B3 Incarnation . . . Sacred Heart Club I, 2 . . .Vic- tory Through Vocations 4 . , . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Vice President 3, 4. Pauline Coppolecchia 483 St. Anthongs . . . The Fighting 6 th 4. Miriam Cunningham 4B3 St. Ann's . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4 . . . Secretary 2 . . . President 3. m..,,,,,,o. Genevieve Commesso 4BI Our Lady of Pompeii . . Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 .. Literature Club I . . . Bank Representative 3. Catherine Crehan 4B3 St. John's and Aquinas . . . Mission Club 3 . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Ann Curran 4B3 Incarnation . . . Our Lady's Club I . . . Glee Club I, 4 . . . Mission 3 . . . Victory, Through Vocations Clu 4 . . . Treasurer 2. I SQ irg Gloria Connolly 4B2 Incarnation . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Doris Cruz 4BI Annunciation . . . Antone Guild I . . . Red Cross Club 2 . . . Glee Club I, 2, 3 . . . Victory Through Vocations Club 4 . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Louise Cutolo 482 St. Anthony of Padua . . . Mission Club I . . . Dra- matic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. ISO ff Margaret Connolly 4B3 Incarnation . . . Sacred Heart Club I . . . Our Lady's Club I . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Agnes Cunniff 4B3 Good Shepherd . . . Y.C. S. 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. '67 Nancy DeCosmo 4B3 Holy Cross . . . Glee Club I,2, 3,4 . . . Y.C.S. 2 . . . Mission Club 3 . . . Victory Through Voca- tions Club 4 . . . Library Club 4 . . . President , . . Secretary 4. Joan Connors 4B2 Holy Cross . . . Miss Club I . . . Drama Club 4 . . . The Fighti 69th 4. Joan Cunningham 4BI Guardian Angel . . . I tone Guild I . . . Dram Club I, 4 . . . Vict Through Vocations C l, 4 . . 69th 4. . The Fight Assunta Del Fav 4BI St. Anthony's . . . An Guild I . . . The Figl' 69th 4. F I I 1 Dolores Del Greco 4BI Our Lady ot Pompeii . . . Antone Guild I . . . Li- brary Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. i Katherine Fabijanic 492 Sacred Heart I . , . Y. C. L. 2 , . . Victory Through focations Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Rose Marie Favaro 4BI . Patrick's . . . Mission ub I . . . Antone Guild . . . The Fighting 69th ,- Q - 1,5 I 1 L Mary Donahue 483 St. Augustine's . . , Dra- matic Club I, 4 . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . Health Representative I I Joan Fahy 4B2 Incarnation . . . Library Club I . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . , . Bank Repre- sentative 3. Eileen Fitzgerald 4BI St. Cecilia's . . . Mission Club I, 2 . . . Victory Through Vocations Club 4. . .Secretary 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Charlotte Donovan 482 St. Joseph's . . . Antone Guild 2 . . . Victory Through Vocations Club . . . The Fighting 69th 4. 45 .5 I2 1 I, Lucille Fanelli 4BI St. Anthony of Padua . . . Antone Guild I . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Kathleen Fitzgerald 4BI Incarnation . . . Antone Guild I . . . Library Club I, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Repre- sentative I. I3I Barbara Dougherty 4B2 Good Shepherd . . . Dra- matic I . . . Antone Guild I . . . The Fighting 69th 4. It il fi Alice Farley 453 Holy Name ot Jesus . . . Victorg Through Voca- tions lub 3, 4 . . . Y. C. S. I, 2 . . . Mission Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4 . . . Bank Rep- resentative I, 2, 3, 4. 3, 3 ? i Eileen Fleming 482 Incarnation . . . Antone Guild I . . . Mission Club 2 . . . Library Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Representative 2 . Health Representa- tive 2, Br, 4 . . . Secretary x Sylvia Duran 4B3 Our Lady Star of the Se . . . Dramatic Club I, I . . . Library Club 4 . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . Bank Representative 2. Amelia Fatta 4BI Mary Help of Christian: . . . Mission Club I . . Treasurer I . . . The Fighting 69th 4. l I Virginia Flood 4B3 Our Lady of Good Counsel . . . Antone Guild I . . . Our Lady's Club 3 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Library Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Joan Flynn 4B3 Annunciation School . . . Antone Guild l . . . Mis- sion Club 2 . . . The Fiqhting 69th 4. Maye Gatto 4Bl St. Joseph's School . . . Antone Guild I . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . it Eileen Grenville 4B2 Incarnation School . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Antone Guild l . , . Dra- matic Club l, 2 . . .Vic- tory Through Vocations 4. Nancy Fragala 4Bl St. Anthony's School . . . President . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . An- tone Guild l . . . Mission Club l . . . The Fighting 69th 4. ,sv if Mary Gentles 4B2 Sacred Heart School , . Dramatic Club l, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Victory Through Voca- tions 4. Janet Groll 4B2 St. Raymond's School . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Dramatic l, 2, 4 . . . Victory Through Voca- tions 4. Jacqueline Galasso 4B3 St. Joseph's School . . . Spires Staff 3, 4 , . . Red Cross Representative l . . . Mission Club 2, 3 . . . Library Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Frances Fricano 4B3 St. Patrick's School . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . Antone Guild l, 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. 6 fit Geraldine Glynn 4B3 St. Monica's School . . . Children of Mary l . . . Antone Guild l . . . The Fighting 69th 4. A01 p f al ,f V If x 'I Mary Gunshenan 4B3 St. Thomas Aquinas School . . . The Fighting 69th 4 , . . Antone Guild l . . . Victory Through Vocations 4 . . . Dramatic Club 4. l32 Mary Grant 4B2 Incarnation School . . . Vice President 2, 3, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Antone Guild l . . . Mis- sion Club 2 . . . Bank Representative 2 . . . At- tendance Officer 3. , I I Jeanne Haverin 4B3 Gt. Francis Xavier School . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Antone Guild l . . . Mission Club l . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Victory Through Vocations 4. Frances Gara 4Bl Ss. Peter and Paul . . Bank Representative . . . Antone Guild l . , Library Club 4 . . . M sion Club l, 2, 3 . . The Fighting 69th 4 . Victory Through Voc tions 4. in Joan Greco 483 St. Anthony's School The Fighting 69th 4 Antone Guild l, 2. Margaret Healy 4B2 Sacred Heart School Secretary l . . . The Fi ing 69th 4 . . . Dran l, 2, 4 . . . Mission' 4 . . . Victory Thru Vocations 4. Anna Higgins 4B2 t'on School . . lncarna i The Fighting 69th 4. Ann Heins 483 St. Anselm's School . , . Treasurer 2 . . , Glec Club . . Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4 . Representative 4 . . . 4. The Fighting 69th Marie Hopkins 4B2 Incarnation School F' hting 6I9th .2. 4 Mission Club 1 . . . tendance Officer 3. The ig , Antone Guild 1 , . . AT- fx Patricia lacueo 482 St. Bridget School . . . President 2, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Vic- tory Through Vocations 3, 4 , . . Bank Representa- tive 2, 3 . . . Attendance Officer 2, F ,Q Anna Keane 482 Ascension Schoo , . . Fighting 69th 4 . . . Dra- matic Club l . . . Victory Through Vocations 4, l The L a The President and Vice Presi- dent, Estelle Lopez and Car- rnella Lobretto, respectively, enjoyed a successful year as officers of 4Bl. 7hese 5 V. nogfaphlinltlmg proteges of S' ' ,stef Mari L ,D eafher Ste ' cofflpr . noorapherx gietlgags 48, etheorgfse, OU, ste Usmsgs W uture 9 orfd Xperf n A Ann Kiernan 4B2 Sacred Heart School . . . President 3 ...The Fight- ing 69th 4 . , . Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mission Club 2 . , . Victory Through Vocations I, 2. Lillian La Rocca 4B2 St. Joseph's School . . . Secretary 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Dra- matic Club 2, 4 . . . Bank Representative I . . . Health Representative 2 . . . Victory Through Vo- cations 4. fit Amalia Llata 4BI Incarnation School . . . Treasurer 3 . . . Dramatic Club I . . . Victory Through Vocations 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Mary King 4Bl incarnation School . . . Vice President 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Dra- matic Club I . . . Antone Guild I. 0 Marie Laspro 4BI St. Anthony of Padua School . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Antone Guild I . . . Sacred Heart Club 2 . . . Victory Through Vocations 3, 4. Carmella Lobretto 4Bl St. Bridget School . . . President I . . . Vice President 4 . . . Bank Representative 2, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Antone Guild I . . . Dra- matic Club 4. Hi' 1? Helen Koscik 4Bl Our Lady of Mt. Carmel School . . . Treasurer 3, 4 . . . Bank Representa- tive 3, 4 . . . Mission Club 3. Elizabeth Laubis 4B3 Immaculate Conception School . . . Bank Repre- sentative 3 . . . Antone Guild I . . . Mission Club I . . . Dramatic Club 4 The Fighting 69th 4 . . . I Olga Longo 4BI Our Lady of Pompeii School . . , The Fighting 39th 4 . . . Library Club I34 Antoinette Lagattolla 4Bl St. Joseph's School . . . Spires 3, 4 . . . Antorie Guild I . . . The Fighting ,..: ' , 69th 4 . . .Library Club 4. . Mary Lee 4B3 St. Luke's School . . . Victory Through Voca- tions I, 4 . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . Mission Club 3 . . . Dramatic Club 4. I Estela L6pez 4Bl St. Anselm's School . . . President 3, 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Sacred Heart I . . . Dra- matic Club 4 . . . Antone Guild I. Adrianne Lamar 4B3 St. Catherine of Sie School . . . The Fighti 69th 4 . . . Antone Cl I ...GleeClubl . Mission Club 2 . . . D matic Club 4. Jacqueline Levine 4B2 St. Aloysius School . The Fighting 69th 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3. Ann Lyons 4B3 Our Lady of Good Coi School . . . The Figl' 69th 4. vnu Q Mary McGowan 4B3 Incarnation . . . Dramatic Fi ht ClLAlll,4.,.ThC Q - Bank Inq 69th 4 . , . Representative 3. Edna McKenna 482 Our Lady of Good Counsel Mission Club l . . . Drlanmatlc Club 4. ,H Mary McManus Rose McNally AB3 4B3 St. Agafha's . . . Spring Valley High School . , . ' 9th 4. The Fighting 6 rcscntative 2. Ascension , . . Our Lady's Club 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Health Rep- 5- yj.. Y' Mary McQueen 482 Annunciation . . . Th Fighting 69th 4. Mary Grant, o , faith- fully carried out their duties of President and Vice dent during the senio Patricia lacueo and fficers of 482 Presi- r year K f. Q lt WUI 'Wi sf 1 T Lawyer . Rita Francis' fault if Class 482 isn -.1 S9 It won't be our Business Lavq teacher, Sist 't admitted to the bar. ef Helen Maikisch 4Bl carnation . . . Victory irough Vocations Club 2 . . . Dramatic Club 2, 4 . . . Library' 4 . The Fighting 69t 4, Marie Morgan 4B3 t. Luke's . . . Victory hrough Vocations Club . . . The Fighting 69th . . . Bank Representa- y . . Q, , 4' , .:Mmi:, .V -fr -' fu. ve 2. ZA QQ' 1 J: if Eleanor Norton 4B2 t. Veronica's . . . Mis- onClub l,2,3,4... ramatic Club 4 . . . The ghting 69th 4. Helen Mehrmann 482 Ss. Peter and Paul . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Jean Miller 4B3 Resurrection . . . Dra- matic Club l . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . . .The Fight- ing 69th 4. Barbara Murphy 4B2 St. John Chrysostom . . . Sacred Heart l . , , The Fighting 69th 4. Maryjane 0'Connor 4Bl Qur Lady of the Assump- tion . . . Vocational Club lg . . . Bank Representa- tive 2 . . . Library Club 2 . . . The Fighting 69th Jeanne Moore 4B'l Holy Name of Jesus . . . Mission Club 1, 2, 3 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Anne Nilsson 4B2 St. Anselm's . . . Antone Guild l . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Repre- Eentative 2 . . . President Mary Nacinovich 433 Guardian Angel . , . Vic- tory Through Vocations Club l, 3, 4 . . . Mission Club 2 . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Representative 2 . . . Health Representa- tive 2, 3, 4. Mary O'Flaherty 4B2 Incarnation . . . Vocation Club 4 . . . Antone Guild A . . . The Fighting 69th l36 Marianna Palazzola 4B3 St. Patrick's . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. 75 ii Mary Moran 4B3 Holy- Name of Jesus . Mission Club 3 . . . T Fighting 69th 4 . . . Ba Representative 3. Marie Noceti 4B3 St. Anthon 's . . . T Fighting 65th 4. Norma Pavese 4B'l Sacred Heart . . . Bai Representative 'l . . Health Representative . . . The Fighting 69th f 1 Pecoraro 4B3 Our Lady ot Pomp tic Club 4 . . . Bank Marie cii . . . Drama ' ' n Club I . . . ' 2 3 Missio Representative l, , . . . The Fighting 69th 4 Perconti Maria ABQ Our Lady of Sorrows , . . Mission Club l, 2, 3, 4 ...Library 3, 4 . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . Health Representative l, 2 . . , The Fighting 69th 4. 7'- Qi ff T Dolores Perillo 4B2 of Padua . . . St. Anthony Dramatic Club 4 . . . l The Treasurer . . . Fighting 69th 4, and Anne Clune Theresa Scott ' S through the were 483 leader year in their roles of Presi dent and Vice President, Elvira Perniconi 4Bl St. Anfhony's . . . Antone ' . . . Mission C1uilg Guild l Mission Clun 4. l ...ThcFig hting 69th Olga Pollono 4B3 Our Lady of Pompc School . . . The Fightini 69th 4 . . . Glee Club l 3 4 . . . Mission Clu. nta 2. , 3 . . . Bank Represe tive 2, 3. Class 483 FG!! Und Qfon teachefjf flgvfesinstrut-hon of kn G br Slfte , owledgre of ,gflgfrelf S2gJfg7ll'7E, our lon, In the Q. ea! l w k , non t Q + ft Theresa Pretina 4Bl Holy Rosary . . . President 2 . . . Bank Representa- tive 2 . . . Health Repre- sentative 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Li- brary Club 4 , . . Victory Through Vocations 4 . . . Sacred Heart Club l. gr Patricia Rafferty 4Bl Our Lady of Good Counsel . . . President 2 . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Mis- sion Club 2. in Mary Reynolds 4Bl Incarnation School . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . Antone Guild l. Marie Russillo 4B3 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . , Vice President l , . . Treasurer 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Blessed Virgin's Club l. Evelyn Skarnulis 4B3 Incarnation . . . Bank Representative 3. Vivian Sacchitello 4Bl Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . The Fighting 69m 4 . . . Victory Through Vo- cations 4 . . . Library Club 4. Patricia Smith Stephen s Victory Through Vocations Club Bank Representa tive l Treasurer l Vice President 3 The Fighting 69th 4 Rose Marie Rizzo 4B3 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel . . . The Fighting 69th 4 1 . . Blessed Virgin's Club 2 2 Theresa Scott 4B3 St. Veronica's . . . Mission Club l, 2 . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4 . . . Health Representative 2, 3 . . . President l, 4. Romilda Savino 4Bl St. Augustine's . . . Our Lady's Club l . . . Red Cross Club l . . . Mis- sion Club 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Victory Through Vocations Club 4 . . . Dramatic Club 4 . . . Bank Representative 3 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. ,Q ,t yf ,,. x i . x Nina Spano 4Bl St. Paul the Apostle . . . Library Club 2, 4 . . . Spires 3, 4 . . . Mission Club 4 . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4 . . . Bank Representative 3. Monica Stancanelli 4Bl St. Anthony's . . , Sacred Heart Club l . . . Victory Through Vocations Club 3,4...Library4... The Fighting 69th 4. V 3 ,nv- if Z ,hi A A Margaret Rogan 4B2 St. Veronica's School , The Fighting 69th 4. Lenore Shuman 483 Our Lady Queen of M tyrs . . . Mission Club . . , Bank Representat if . . . The Fighting 65 Ellen Staunton 4Bl St. Joseph's . . . Ant: Guild l . . . The Fighti 69th 4 . . . Health Ri resentative l, 2, 3, 4 . Bank Representative 3 Tv' Eileen Sullivan 4B3 xsccnsion . . , Vocation Ilub I , . . Our Lady's llub l, 2 . . . The Fight- 'tg 69th 4. Barbara Viborka 4Bl t. Tcrcsa . . , Dramatic lub l, 2, 4 . . . Antonc uild I . . , Sacred Heart lub l . , . Library Club . . . The Fighting 69th Patricia Ward 4B2 tcarnation School . . . ntone Guild I . . . The ghting 69th 4 . . . Bank :prcscntative 2 . , . calth Representative l. Edna Tax 4B3 St, Francis Xavier . . . Antonc Guild I . . . Mis- sion Club 3, 4. . .Victory Through Vocations 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. ik Kb Vivian Viviani St, Stephen . . . Mission Club 2 , . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Bank Repre- scntativc I , . . Secre- tary 3. Mar-f Weever 4B2 Ascension . . . Secretary 3 . . . Bank Representative 3. ..Antone Guild I . .. The Fighting 69th 4. 19 Margaret Treacy 4Bl Holy Name of Jesus . . . Antone Guild I . . . Bank Representative 2, 3 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Helen Wallace 4B2 Incarnation , . . Antone Guild I . . . Victory Through Vocations 4 , . . The Fighting 69th 4. I Marion Whelan 4B2 St. Francis de Sales School . Treasurer 2 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. I39 Eileen Twomey 4Bl Incarnation . . . Antone Guild I . . . Mission Club l...GleeClub2... Victory Through Voca- tions 3, 4 . . . The Fight- ing 69th 4. Patricia Walsh 4B2 Incarnation School . . The Fighting 69th 4 . . . Victory Through Voca- tions 3, 4 . . . Mission Club I, 2. if -x 1 x x, A .i- Anna Mae Wine 4B3 Sacred Heart School . . . Vice President 3 . . . Li- brary Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Assunta Ventura 4B2 St. Anthony's . . . Library Club 4 , . . Mission Club 4 . . . The Fighting 69th 4. Barbara Ward 4B2 St. Luke's School . , . The Fighting 69th 4. Joan Woods 4B2 Ss. Peter and Paul School . . . The Fightin 69th 4 . . . Our Lady's Club I, 2 . . . Victory Throu h Vo- cations 4 . . . Y.8.S, 2. 45 3 ik., . m 5 Q Lb F if fr .-.A t ll if-af . 'fx J,--1,1 Q Q.'Q-W ,,f ,, . --1:54 P' 'iff-e f' 5. Nik aa , 05:5 1.5 2 . ' - uv' , . ww I I r'-, SX X Nw x ,P ,iglddlildll-Mil it I ,Q . L 0, Y' 5 1 5 1 'f Alla I 1 a1v' ' 1 1 ' lgfng . .. Q W, af si f M Ke i E? ,Q ki 5 V. a ,kk 14 . ,fg- EM 5? 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