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il' at ff .2 ,S 9- 2 L W ,SJ V K x .V ki: Senior Class Remlmsces After much research in the archives of B-V, I now submit the Class History of our departing Seniors. Ifrom an embryo of frolicking Freshmen the Senior class emerges as good athletes better 'U scholars, and the best of leaders. As they . . . 1 Q5 ffiggg il Class Tree take a breather from thcir vc ry busy B-V world here is some of the fun they had in the past four years. 1957. SLIIllII10I',S over nowg it's the first day of school. Father Baker and OLV are for the first time one.,' They assemble in the gym and get assigned to their homerooms. Everything's so different. They all cherish First Friday Blass in the Basilica where they become ever closer to Our Dear Lord and His Blessed lllother. Finally they belong to the upper crust- they're Juniors now. A new world is opened to them as they begin to look ahead. This year really is the school's year of glory. Timon is beaten in basketball and the team takes third place in the Manhattan Cup Play-offs. what a gameg what a team! The days are going faster and faster now, and their first prom is being planned, the Stardust Serenadef, The big night has finally come. Itis May 15, 1959 at the Knights of Columbus Ilall. They dance on and on and on. A night never to be forgotten. Now it's Sept. 1959 and they're sitting on top of the world. As they say in the halls, 'Tm king and you're nothing! They're now legally permitted to step over the Mason Dixon Line into the Senior Cafeteria. Soon Nov. 10, the day they receive their class rings. They attend Blass in the morning. The whole day is free and then the perfect climax to a perfect day-the Ring Dance. Their days Hy by and before they know it they are thrilled by those Magic Moments at the Statler Hotel. From '56 to '60 their B-V fun world was their Number One VVorld.
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MOST TALIXATIVE Terry INIeegan Tom Ball MOSI' FNERGETIC Joame Goldsmlth Joe Nlulhns BEST DANCLR Sue Mc'N1chols II'1Y ern Hadaws ay QUIFTEST Betty Ixlrby John I'omak'1 MOSI' SHY Terry I 3.l'Vlll Dan Ixof,ut MOSI' XQTIVI' I race Nlasset Pat Lalles MOS I' IXQIIISI I IW I Pat cIdSIlf,Ili Gary Heerdt MOST AM B11 IOUS Marg Ixbern Bob I bel BIA ST DRI SSI R Ixathy Sklpper Tom I ang MOST SOPIIISTIQ XTFD Phwlhs Mxnton Bob Morrlsey MOST INDUSIRIOLS Glorla Law Orbkl Plnl AVIHO 'IHI' 'MOSI ITTHFIH I' nlrlch Tony Slmcuse BI' ST SI' LII R Ixathy Mrlght Johnnie M enzel MOST I' RII' NIDLY Mary Ann Courtney Mxke Soda MOST HAPPY GAI AND GUY Judy Itlurphy Jerry Hohl MOST Ilhl' LY TO SUCCEED lxqthv Monaghan Ralelgh Mackanj 1 MOST ARTISTIC Phylhs Blfocul Paul McGee MOST SI' NTIMFINTAL Jay Davldson Joe Buckley MOST HELPFUL Clare Crosta Joe Caldarelh MOST ROMANTIC Carolvn Smlth Emmett Harrxgan BEST SPORT Margle Mahoney Paul McIIaughhn MOST SCIENTIFIC Pat Harrlty Dom Nunclato Senior Superlahves MOST ADI FNTL ROUS Ann INIullen B1ll Lang, MOST RFDDISH BLUSHER Jean Gannon Dan O Dav MOST SOCIABLF Judy Iafallo Daxe 'NIcCann MOST -XTHLI' TIL Chuck Fuller Jun Ixuryak BEST HITCHHIRI R R ly Slgetl 1.1111 DICIFICII NIOST IJ'NDERSI'A'NDINI Pat Ldrojoxsw Dlck Snajczuk BEST PERSON SLI I Y Barb Grlsantl Joe Pagano MOST UNFORI EI I'-XBLE Ixaren Seufcrt I dg,1r Runnnell I IGI LIEST I Inc IxraJcer John Noone IIOI'TI- ST HI XD Bunsen Berner John Ixret Bl- ST HOMI' M Xlxl R M lfy II1ll II 111k M ISICIIW Bl SI IISTI 'VI R Q hrls Ins aplch D1Lk Mlller Bl SI' STI Dlfh I Robert 1 Slblg, 1 M 'alter Ixaleta MOST HL MOROI S I' llen Herr Paul Vhnnert MOS I D RAM XT IC Donna Llddell Ron Dura Il' Ll' PIIONII 11 Jeanne S lllSlJUl'j Ron Young MOST CURLY HAIR Peggy Bonner Tom Txghe THL NFVN ESI' Judy Smatek Paul Swlenclckl MOST SYM PA I'HI' TIL Jackle Solomon Mlke Skora MOST LOT AI Colleen Fennle Mlke Hess MOST JET PROPI LLI' D Madonna Metz Ron Vhertel BEST BEAT VICII Gerry Ixamlnskl Sklp Gee BFST DISPOSITIOIN Nlarge O Connor George W ecker BESI' POLITILIAN Tony Blatto Louxs Boehm LL Clxll- S I' I' lame Buuek Blll Saas BI' ST I H XRMI' RS Marx Ann Hubbard Fran fubler BEST XPPI I'ITE Joe lxohn L lenn Sch xllcr BEST M XIIII' MAIICIXN Joe Ixromer Joe Russo BEST JORI II4 I Il R Marx Ix IJIXIHIK Tom Sh Ill 1h nn MOSI Rl' I IC IOUS Denms Mc Donnell Tony Iferrtntnno MOSI' PI' RSI' W ERING Chrls Ixoz1ck'1 Chuck I xgho BEST LLXSS SLII PER Paul Carr John Mlrand 1 BI' ST I' XRMI4 R Bob Rich nrdson BIC! 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,ff n 1 g Claozce not abamfe clezfermznef J ow alarm! deflmy 2 FIRST RUNY: R. Barrett, R. Lis, I.. Sc-haller, R. Yvilliznns, D. Ross, F. Butler, HI. Burbcrio. SECOND RUYY: ll. Sullivan, J. cjCfilI'iltti, J. Lexluhull, R. IJIICJHO, J. Multum-y, J. Urlzlnrlo, R. Hartman. TIIIRD RUYY: P. gxI'lIlbI'l1Sfl'I', J. VIJIIUHIZIS, J. Wnrrcn, K. Kc-il, J. Bllllqllllfd, NI. Skipper, J. Smith. F0l'R'l'lI HUYY: J. Murphy, J. Quinn, M. Sinnott, R. Cie-xnlmr, J. Wolfe, J. Quinn, F. l'lennLnl. FIFTII ROW: F. forte, J. l1iVl'C'C'lli, ll. Sisku, J. Kiplvr, M. Kiplcr, R. RIQCQIZIII, K. H4-sline, H. 0'Hourke. ,Z Reaching fur the star of thc- future, NIZKJOIIIIEI Nic-tz, Janie Kzlsucun, D:1n0'Day:1ml Dick Hunley clm-k over Guidance Office lllzltvrial. 50
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