Immaculata La Salle High School - Signum Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

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Y X ri V' iW,y,1u, ii a, l 1 'W ' x i, 5 , J 9' k . X W K oi' VI N Nt? mixiio XV X ,Dv N Ev .Ji W ,ly M tx i AN '--..- .- K , -I, ff . 4 Q R I x 5 ' 4 . K 4 I Q 4 V . .Q P X s 1 ' N I ..f y. E . 'S 4, - S fax' A ' 1 C ' f Nfl 1 . ' H I X a 1 5 as .,,:W,:1lkf,?Qq,.,,i,5gi2fqhmf. Mm ---f ,Wi 'f , Jkxgfijgf h TQ M -. . . ' ,NV wr., 4, M A - WW 1, I. ,Q i f ' ., 1 4,1 'fl-i' ,Q --',V K . 'I 'f.',:.:2?L' :...rf ,' Yr- - 'W V . 5 Sidewalk superintendents S C H O O L L I F E Just what kind of bibliography are you preparing? NNN XXKWRXXXXXK ' ,,,.. ,,,,.,- ,,...-- ,,,..- ,.,..,- NM., cn rn Cl -u I rn cn 0 rn Z rn XX ' s It's nice fo have o mon around the school! V ,.v,, : ,KES Q., HH I And she took the lost Baby Ruth! 1 1' 4 And never the twain shall meet. RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL I Don t strain yourself! Blessed are the big wheels, for they shall go around in circles. ACADEMIC LIFE SET THE SCENE l l Dear God, my life is yours, and with it-my thought and my work. As I stand here before you shaking in my boots... . Cheer up, kids, the worst is yet to come! ski Somebody should invent a sewing machine! THE SPOTLIGHT FOCUSES ON IMMACULATA Here's where we clean up the point up. ' If you think you can do better, why don'1 you give it o try? 10 You know Sweet Acleline ? - LA SALLE The lonely La Salle man against the Only five more cold cruel world. minutes to the bell. R ll sig? 25, ,555- 153355, M if fw- 2' 5 W U ACU Q . AND ADMINISTRATIDN Our School Administrators, HIS EXCELLENCY, BISHOP COLEMAN F. CARROLL When Coleman F. Carroll came to Miami from Pittsburgh in 1959, he faced the challenge of being the first bishop of the new Diocese of Miami. Under his direction the diocese has made vast and rapid progress. New parishes have been created, schools and churches have been built and seminaries and retreat houses have been established. This past year, Bishop Carroll spent six weeks in Rome as our diocesan representative to the Ecumenical Council. The Bishop has done much to aid Cuban refugees in the diocese, and has built a new home for orphans in South Florida. ln the short time he has been with us, he has won the love and respect of all, Catholic and non- Catholic alike. 14 Bishop Carroll returning from first session of Vatican Council V gg Producers for '63 if f. N , .. ,A vm--g. f 4' M. Father Brubaker, Supervising Principal of lmmaculafa-la Salle, is pleased wiih iis new addifions. Monsignor William McKeever, Superintendent of Dio- cesan Scl1ools, is always ready when help is needed. 'lu Directors Stage our Drama Jan Ross and Linda Wolfe discuss with Sister Marie de Lourdes their While Father Brubaker pre- sides as Supervising Principal, Sister Marie de Lourdes has held her position as Acting Principal since Immaculata was founded. Brother Patrick arrived at La Salle this year. Father James Leah, recently from Notre Dame University, serves as guidance counselor, in addition to his reg- ular teaching assignments. Mr. Bischoff demonstrates new machines. New to the curriculum this year, transcription, the combination of typing and shorthand, was added to the basic courses of bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing in the Business Depart- ment. Future secretaries and business leaders, under the supervision of Sister Rose Dominic, Miss Charles, and Mrs. Forcade, took several field trips to see first-hand how an office is run. Business Department Paves Way, for Future Miss Charles, Sister Rose Dominic, and Mrs. Forcade prepare course of study for upcoming classes. I7 Sister St.lGeorge', Miss Frost, and Mrs. lnzlan decide on booklist for college bound. English Department Sets Fundamental Scene We have been led toward a better under- standing of the mechanics of our own lan- guage as well as a better understanding of our literary culture, both past and present, through the competent skills of Sister St. George, Mrs. lnclan, and Miss Frost. Mrs. ln- clan guides her senior and iunior English classes, while Miss Frost, her sophomore and junior classes, and Sister St. George, her sophomore and freshmen classes. Because many of the students at l.a Salle have recently arrived in Miami, Brother Kevin, Brother James, and Mr. Roger have the task ot teaching not only the regular English courses, but also the fundamentals of the language. The standard English cur- riculum includes both English and world literature, the mechanics of the English language, and grammar. IB Brother Kevin and Brother James are sure the boys will enjoy Milton's Paradise Lost. Students Strive For Special Skills The Art Department, under the guidance of Sister Mary Josepha, made considerable contributions to lmmaculata this year. Art students provided beautiful place cards for a benefit card party held early in the year and supplied numerous clever posters announcing the event. The students could always be re- lied upon to furnish whatever deco- rations might be needed for school functions. Home Economics students guided by Sister Mary Maurice learned the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. Sister covered her subjects thoroughly, including meal plan- ning, table setting, garment con- struction, and fabric co-ordination. Also included in this course was a program on nursing and care of the sick. Four heads are better than one Y' Zi. ' Sister Josepha and Sister Mary Maurice examine students' work sstss as KL EQ '.,s2,:1L.. .:'- eff . - 342 ' ,W N 3 K f so . -,-- ,,., ' ,x mgs N V Junior Da Vinci's at work Q' we it : 4 i it ' Q' X2 , ..,. .. 1. A K uk ,,,. t t M H ,s s t. ., , , J 1, Q. gf it s ,. - , f . 1 4 Q. .t-.,. ,- -X - 1- : vs - v. 5 QQ lg ,K , : g'-3 piss, ' ' 5 ual' H4 if 'f f' 'fini-1, it ' if Y f Qi V - ,--7' v:t..,,,, -: 535 , J I f 1 ' I I ,, es X Q.. . e m i ' ,f 5 KJ.-is .6 vital' 2 M y 1 .. 5 ' .,. i 'Q-. :-1.2 ,S 1 i is W, I Q -Vp. X 44 '-K -ni. 'S 4? sl Glance At The Past, Glimpse At The Future Father Leah improvises on topic while Sister Paulinis, Mrs. Phelan, and Mrs. Tynan ob- 7 serve. Camera catches class cut-up. Because of its location as gateway to Latin America, Miami has become a focal point ot history in the last decade. With Miami's prominence in international affairs steadily rising, we have the opportunity of witness- ing many important events as they happen. This is fortunate for all Social Studies stu- dents at Immaculata. Guided by their instruc- tors, Father James Leah, Sister Paulinis, Mrs. Consuelo Phelan, and Mrs. Elizabeth Tynan, they are able to obtain first hand knowledge of the events of the world. In order for a student to have a well- rounded education, he must be aware of the history ot our civilization. At LaSalle, Brother Lewis and Brother Alexis have the task of teaching their students the story of our country and their relationship with the other countries of the world. The basic re- quirement for good citizenship is an under- standing of one's own country and its cus- toms, and the Brothers are seeing to it that this is done through the Social Studies pro- gram. 20 Brother Lewis and Brother Alexis add light touch to class language Department Adds Foreign Touch Language is the topic as Sister Laurenza, Miss Turner and Miss Castineira discuss curriculum. Blother Bartolome, Brother Cyril, and Brother Rodolfo enloy El Artist y El Ladron . l.a Salle's students are attentive as Brother declines a noun. Several new teaching techniques have been introduced into the Language Depart- ment this year. Phonograph records, tele- phones, and paperback books in various languages are a few of the modern methods employed by the Faculty of the language staff, Sister Laurenza, Miss Turner, and Miss Castineira. Under these innovations, students have shown a keener interest in their pursuit of the mastery of a second language, and have acquired a greater knowledge of their courses. The students of La Salle receive a wealth of knowledge from the Language Depart- ment. Through Latin, students learn of the culture that provides the basis for all mod- ern languages. The romance languages, Spanish and French, taught by Brother Cyril, Brother Rodolfo, and Brother Bartolome, give students a wider comprehension of the lan- guages and customs of these countries. ...J Because of President Kennedy's desire for a physical fitness program for the youth of America, Mrs. Ruth Angleton, with her assistant, Mrs. Isabel Bustamente, have initiated a new schedule of exer- cises and gymnastics into the usual rou- tine of volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball. This, stepped-up plan of physical education has undoubtedly provided many benefits for all who have participated in it. New to the staff of La Salle this year, Dan Coughlin and Gil Verderber are the first full-time athletic directors the school has had. Previously, physical edu- cation and intramural sports were han- dled by the Brothers. Under the guidance of Coaches Coughlin and Verderber, La Salle produced its first football team, and is making great gains with its already established basketball and baseball tedms Physical fitness, prime obgechve That's it, girlsl 22 Spiritual Spotlight Glows With Success The basic course in every Catholic school is, of course, Religion. At Immacu- lata, Father James Leah, formerly of Notre Dame University, Sister St, John, and Sister Teresa Carmel teach Religion courses on all four levels. Father Leah also serves as guidance coun.selor for anyone who might seek his aid in determining the choice of a college or career. We all know that Religion should not be studied only as it is applied to the worship of God. Religionis integrated into all things, into every phase of life. All the Brothers at La Salle realize this, and teach it as it was meant to be taught: an impor- tant part in our way of living. Father Leah and Sister St. John add religious decorum to their class. Sister Teresa Carmel explores early Council history. 23 Science, Vital Character ln Today's World In the field of Science, Immaculata is fortunate to have two teachers of high merit, Sister Mary Theophane and Mrs. Wilma Knight. ln lmmaculata's short span of existence they have firmly established the Science De- partment, including Chemistry, Biology, and Physics as one of the most important and outstanding in the school. The Science Department of La Salle has yet to be developed and utilized to its desired capacity. Under the supervision of Brother Thomas, Brother Mark, and Brother Ronan, however, swift progress is being made so that every possible technique and facility will be available to the students. This year students have used the Chemis- try and Physics Labs at lmmaculata. lt is hoped, however, that these labs will soon be installed at La Salle. Brother Ronan quizzes students in Science. 'f r'tI X Sister Francis Joseph, Mrs. Otero, and Miss Rodriguez prove Trigo- nometry function. Simple Additions to Complex Equations The mathematical minds of Sister Francis Joseph, Mrs. Otero, and Miss Rodriquez have guided their students toward a better knowledge of the Pythagorean theorem and the Law of Sines. Sister Francis Joseph specializes in Geome- try, Mrs. Otero in Algebra and Business Math, and Miss Rodriquez in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigometry. Hundreds of students come into contact with the Mathematics Department every day. A knowledge of math enables students to become precise and accurate in everything they do. Teaching Algebra, Geometry, and Trigometry at Lasalle is Mr. William Bischoff. gs wi How does she ever make those circles? v f aw 1--ff' -fat'-, in M5 45.3 mi rf G' ,, , iii' 'zsiffiif 1 4 KATHLEEN CARMONA President if I f I PAMELA MULLIN MANSURA BARKETT Vice-President Secretary X 5 ANN MARIE CIANCI Treasurer Student Council Steals S Sandra Page, .lanet Kelly, and Sue Danclurand seem pleased with Student CounciI's latest venture, Immaculata Stationery. C906 ln Most Active Role Yet 1'- f '- ' . K F s I A Associate Justices Pat Jaramillo and Sue Dandurand scan charter while Chief Mildred McKinley and Associate Justices Bonnie Peters and Adriana Jaramillo review other schools' constitutions. Student Council Representatives hold informal meeting. The 1962-63 Student Council is the most active lmmaculata has yet seen. Besides the customary dance held in October, the Council introduced en- graved lmmaculata stationery, bearing the gold seal of the school. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council, six lmmaculata girls played host to Peru- vian students in the Operation Amigo program. Also new this year, Immacu- lata's Student Council has ioined the Dade County Youth Council, an organi- zation dedicated to promoting citizen- ship and civic responsibility among the future leaders of America. 29 c NELSON HERNANDEZ FELIPE SANCHEZ LEONARD CARABALLO GUILLERMO CUETO President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer La Salle 's Council Assumes Lead Representatives wait for president so meeting can begin. The Student Council of La Salle sponsored a pep rally, held in the cafetorium, to open their first foot- ball season against Florida Air Academy. Earlier, they were co-hosts with Immaculata of a dance held in October. , , , Off' e genda. The Senior Smoking Lounge was another first 'Cersprepm G initiated by the Council. La Salle also participated in the Operation Amigo program. Honor cards were presented to students with an average of 93 or more, and a free period was awarded to each. The special project at La Salle this year was getting a morning Mass said in the cafetorium. Undoubtedly, La Salle's second Student Council has come a long way in paving the road for the future success of the school and its students. 30 Service Clubs Aid School Six Monitors take time out from posts to pose. Red Cross members cut instrument wrappings for hospital. Monitors practice filling-out those little yellow slips. lmmaculata's Student Directors have the task of directing traffic in the halls and see- ing that silence is maintained at all times. They also carry bright yellow violation tickets which they give to any student who forgets herself and violates ci rule of conduct. The Red Cross Club is dedicated to help- ing the needy and unfortunate. The Immacu- lata chapter has sent cards to hospitalized persons, food and clothing to migrant camps, and has made surgical wrappings for Mercy Hospital. The girls also filled Thanksgiving baskets and made toys for children at Christ- mas. 31 G.A.A. Endorses Physical Fitness An exciting moment in a game that will decide the champion- ship. G.A.A. Officers Wendy Billington, Sue Dandurand, and Nellita Moore with Mrs. Ruth Angleton. The Girls' Athletic Association of lmmaculata promotes The G.A.A. participates in all intra-mural sports activi- interest in the athletic activity of the school. educates the ties and sponsors a varsity team composed of students members in the rules of health, and provides an impor- who have displayed their ability and sportsmanship in tant education in competitive sportsmanship with others. various tournaments. 32 Immaculata-La Salle's first cheerleaders have been an influencing factor in the Royal's string of victories, urging the team on and arousing enthusiastic shouts from the crowd of spectators. The energetic spirit of the cheerleaders has inspired every La Salle player, whether participat- ing in football, basketball, or baseball. i I ' - .. . K K I . . 3, ,K gy., fk., 515 A Cheerleaders in a quieter moment. Cheerleaders Inspire Royals To Victory Urging our team to viztory. The Library Club has experienced its busiest and most rewarding year ever. A pocketbook section has been added to the library this year, and activity has increased tremendously in that corner. Paperbacks are now allowed to be checked-out as well as purchased. The addition of the new reference books has made the library one of the most popular spots on campus. The chief function of the Library Club is to assist Sister Teresa Carmel in the care and maintenance of the library. Sister Teresa Carmel and officers check out books Books, A Gateway To Knowledge 34 Busy bookworm at work. The purpose of the Legion of Mary, an international organization, is to spread devotion to the Blessed Mother. Members at LaSalle strive to set an example for other students, reminding them to keep Our Lady as their patron, and to increase their prayers to her. Brother James diszusses plans for devotions with members. Legion of Mary Spreads Devotion ' Brother James, moderator, opens meeting The purpose of the Mt. St. Joseph Auxiliary is to pray for vocations. Already the prayers of its many members have shown results. A 1962 graduate, Mary Denise Carl- ton, this year took her first vows of the Sisterhood. Besides praying for vocations, the members, along with their sponsors, Sister Mary Maurice and Sister St. John, visited orphanages in the Mi- ami area. A DAY of Recollection was held several times throughout the year, with priests from various par- ishes participating. Y , it is ' 'H E Relatives gather at St. Joseph Novitiate before ceremony Auxiliary Prays For Vocations 'P . iii .. 4, 5 it i 1 s s J Mary Denise Carlton prepares to approach altar of God. V pl vu K ', 4, -f ..st i if is siiss I qv. ' J, - sf? i i Mary Denise wears habit of novice after taking first vows. 36 it Sodality Stresses Spiritual Life Members pose around statute of patron. l i Wednesday afternoon finds Sodality in Chapel for Holy-Half Hour. President Jan Ross conducts meeting. The aim of the Sodality is to increase the student's desire to serve and honor God. The Sodality of Our Blessed Lady has this year stressed the spiritual aspect of life rather than participation in many extra-curricular activi- ties. Many Holy-Half Hours were held on Wednesday afternoons. Members also sold pompoms in the Sodality colors at the be- ginning ofthe year. 37 Members look over script before try-outs. Glee Plays The Game Rates Try-outs for the Drama Club were held in September, under the supervision of Sister Mary Maurice, the club moderator. Previous- ly, anyone could ioin the club without giving proof of dramatic ability. March 'I3 was the date ofthe Drama Club's major production of the year, GIee Plays The Game . 38 Make-up is an important part of a theatrical production Directress Ann Marie Cianci inferprefs scene for members. Secreicry, Kathie McClesky, President Do- mcxris Abello, and Vice-President, June? Rossi ham ii up as Treasurer, Mary Ann Geniry looks on unbeiievingly. An Oscar I. .Jai Coshlming crew works hard Raggedy Ann and Andy delight audience. Hove you ever seen a foy singing? Well, we have. 40 Play closes on happy note Room ln ,L , L, , A - 1' iw f Will The real Rudolph please sfep forward? My Heart : Smash Hit March timep here they go, all in a row. She could have danced all night. 'N ' 5 z There were fen liltle angels in fhe band 41 Everybody's on time for once Spring Concert Worth Endless Rehearsals Dilemma: choosing a pattern everyone likes. 42 Officers Nellita Moore, Nancy Pasawicz, Karen Due, and Silvia Fernandez decide on program. The Glee Club of lmmaculata, under the direction of Sister Josepha, has firmly established its reputa- tion for outstanding performances. The Christmas Pageant, Room In My Heart , was presented to a capacity crowd on December TT. Its story centered around a toy shop in which all the toys came to life at night, singing and dancing. The Annual Spring Concert, given in March, was even more spectacular than last year's. The Glee Club has made a significant impression on lmmaculata. -Q-.--...sm Science Club Exhibits Proiects What are Officers Mansura Burkett, Marie Reynolds, Candy Reynolds, and Joanne Bliss cooking up? Science Club members explore nuclear progress. The Science Club this year prepared ex- hibits for the Annual Science Fair in March. Members began work on their entries in Sep- tember and continued right up to the time of the Fair, promoting interest in the field of Science. 43 i Spanish Club holds informal meeting. The Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Pam- ela Turner, sponsored a Bake Sale in early November to raise money for two club activities, a Spanish din- ner and movie. Members learned Spanish songs in their efforts to promote interest in the culture and background of Latin countries. Spanish, French Clubs 44 Olel Sing Officers Theresa Astray-Caneda, Phillis McGee, and Pat Figueroa. On November 27, a short play, Le Medecin was presented by Le Circle Francaise, under the direc- tion of Miss Lydia Castineira. Pre- vious to this presentation, a Queen was elected to commemorate the feast of St. Catherine, the patron saint of single girls in France. Le Circle Francaise also hosted a tea on Charlemagne's Day, Jan- uary 28, and sponsored a fashion show given in March. Slides of France capture the attention of Miss Castineira's audience. Promote Good-Will Girls take a closer look at dolls made in France Reading in French is easy for these French Club members. 45 i i i Mrs. Phelan advises Penny Watson and Kathie McCiesky on original orafory. 46 4 Jrwmrewm w nf 7 Zme '4i-km 1, M,f52g?3 fkli Jg,.,, Forensic Leaguers admire firs! trophy of year. . F o r e n s i c -i 'E i an--K Officers Karen Kawas, Mary Ann Gentry, Sandy Page, and Julia Sheeran do reesarch for nexi tournament. Rehearsing for the big day. League Captures Honors Orators spend countless hours in Library preparing speeches. The Forensic League achieved two dis- tinctive honors this year: it won the Fo- rensic League Debating Trophy on De- cember 19, and played host to schools from Dade and Broward Counties at the Catholic Forensic League Tournament in the Immaculata-La Salle cafetorium. Un- der its moderator, Mrs. Consuelo Phelan, the Forensic League entered many other tournaments, including debate, dramatic interpretation, and extemporaneous speak- ing. Members also sold Cokes after school to raise funds for the club's treasury. 47 Honor Society Jon Ross President Catherine Bosworth Ann Marie Cianci Jane Clark Kathleen Demeritt Suzanne De Vries Mary Ann Gentry Mary Hough Mary Ann Lichliter Kathleen Carmono Vice-President Mansura Burkett Secretory Kathie Mc Clesky Ellen Mc Elligot Bonnie Peters Phyllis Pratt Janet Ronuart Judy Reynolds , Patricia Shropshire Linda Wolfe Mary Clifford Treasurer Taps School's Finest. L M M. it AKL .k . 2 X . . T... . i T' Q r ., A .L t , . 1 .V ,.,V krk. . . L Q 3 . ,gf : . ' Va .I if if - '1' r ,sf .-fi- I i 7 W E. f. , - X S C an I . 1 .- , f L . . ri - 'M l fi 2-- 1 t X i as W 2' ' His is r T , 5 f f . 1. A Q.. - fs.. T 1. N .X it V . .. . gr-7 f. - , ' 2 'H 2. it . 'il' ' - N .Q . K . 1 S . ' . N - . -- . g rsst te. . .A . . t 7 - . H , -., f- A Aff L,,r, .K . . K - rs e...'..-Qs25i.,w- Q t,e.Qssf?s . - i..-wa - tg f-sf f Q Fw W -. if ' f LLV- ' - I .-.. fsss gs- . I , . ,- . ff-- .. . f wi 5-mga - g- . Q JDJ .- L , . K g,,f.3 --X, 5 Q 1-ig sweets .f.ffygw,?i3ks,c President Jan Ross welcomes new members to National Honor Society. Immaculata's National Honor So- ciety has been an active one this year. To make it easier for every- one to get acquainted, the Society sold name tags the first two weeks of school. In October, cold Pepsis were sold on Monday's and Tues- day's after school to raise money for the treasury. The first induction of the year was held in November, with seventeen Seniors being accept- ed. Late in January, the Honor So- ciety hosted a Forensic League tour- nament. The Sweetheart Dance on February 9th was the highlight of the Society's activities. February 'I4th, the first evening induction sponsored by the Society, marked the first time La Salle students were inducted. The candlelight ceremony welcomed twenty-two girls and nine boys to the National Honor Society. Father Brubaker congratulates Leonard Car- aballo. Norma Bertolini receives pin from Father Brubaker. l 49 A real mad Mad-Holler . I'm late, l'm lafe, I'm late. N.H.S. is a Social Success Kathleen Carmona and Jan Ross crown king and queen of Sweetheart Dance Make way for her maiesiy Quill and Scroll Publishes First Magazine Editors discuss plans for magazine. Mary Clifford opens first meeting. Officers Mary Clifford and Kathy Eberle rake in the dough. lmmaculata's newest organization, the Quill and Scroll, wasted no time once the club became officially organized. Members sold donuts after school to raise money for their publication of the Quill and Scroll Magazine. The staff put everyone to work and turned out their first magazine early in May. 51 I know it's in here somewhere! Corona Staff gets sneak preview of latest issue 52 Corona: The Corona Staff has been hard at work this year, giving Immaculata-la Salle a big- ger and better newspaper. La Salle boys were added to the staff for the first time, alternating with Immaculata as editorial staffs of the paper. Nine issues were pub- lished, providing students with entertainment and information of school activities. This ought to do if. Bigger and Better 2 Ediiors admire work . The Circulation Stuff doesn'i seem To be circuloiing. ,-cf 53 ---... Phoiography staff caught at Co-Institutional Program How many Annuals did you say you wan1ed? other end of camera. Treasurer gives financial report To secretary. Think of something! 54 Challenges Staff of '63 ,, ,I il' W Wx it :Sgt ,gtimf 'tiff 1 Editors ponder sketch. Running off advertising circulars. ,pf .wp wt eww' , c '-f .ts -fr' ...Q-eff? lay-out Staff designs Annual. This year's annual actually started last summer. Staff members worked all sum- mer long, planning cover, theme, and page assignments. lmmaculata-La Salle's first co-institutional yearbook has intro- duced many new features, including the Senior Directoryboys' sports, added club coverage and colored end-sheets. Every- one on the Staff made an all-out effort to give the school the finest annual ever, contributing time, talents, and energy. Final product: your 1963 Signum! 55 Anyone connected with either the Corona or Annual Staff are quick to agree that their jobs would have been next to impossible without the dedicated assis- tance of Brother Mark, Brother Kevin, and Miss Mary Kate Frost. The three advisors prodded, assisted, con- soled, and caioled their staffs to the heights of lm- maculata-La Salle's literary achievements. Miss Frost gives Ann Marie and Kathie something to grin about Advisors Enrich Publications Brother Mark advises Corona Editors on editorial policies Annual Co-Editors discuss lay-outs with Brother Kevin. 56 Century Club Helps Finance Annual These girls solicited one hundred dollars or more of advertising. In an effort to increase the advertising space in the circle. These girls, as well as the many others who were Annual, the Century Club was formed. Only those who not able to raise quite that much, have made it possible solicited one hundred dollars or more of advertising to make the Signum the largest Annual yet published by space for the yearbook were admitted to this unique Immaculata-La Salle. 57 La Salle player struggles for basket. Cagers December December December January January January January January January ., . , St. Patrick . , Cardinal Newman . . Monsignor Pace . , Chaminade . , . . . Jupiter Cardinal Gibbons , . , , Pine Crest Miami Military Academy . , Chaminacle January January February February February February February February February Show Spunk And Promise Although hampered by a lack of height La Salle's basketball team maintained its spirit and compiled eight wins against twelve losses. The team lost several games by only a few points. The Junior Varsity turned in an impressive 15-1 won-lost record, with five freshmen displaying outstanding ability and promise for the future. Riverside Milita ry Academy . Pine Crest . . St. Patrick Christopher Columbus . . , Cardinal Gibbons . . Cardinal Newman Riverside Military Academy ,.....Jupiter Miami Military Academy Another point for the Royals. 59 S f y l otwork by a Royal , l Royals Excel On Hardwood Another score for La Salle , Will he make lt? Laying up a sh 1' September October October October October November November 7 A. A.-sf. a--f 5 La Salle-'s first football team assembles for picture. La Salle Makes Grid Debut Football Coaches Gil Verderber and Florida Air Academy Alva Cardinal Gibbons Pine Crest . Clewiston f Miami Military Academy Chaminade Dan Coughlin fee il George Wehby hos the field all To himself. Coach Verderber puis boys through work- out. Royals run fhrough scrimmage. Muddy Practice Fields, Skull . my Strengthening defenses for big game. Sessions Add Variety To Scrimmages La Salle fielded its first football team in 1962. Enthusiasm ran high among the Royals, and they compiled a 3-5 won-lost record. Coach Verderber is confident that the team will do even better in its second season of competition. Coach Coughlin instructs boys on shoulder to shoulder combat .kefif ' ' - i Franll Miro Pitcher Cbgme' de lo Torrienle Shortstop Nelson Hernandez First Base Robert Espin Second Bose Jesus Saenz Third Base March 8 March 12 March 15 March 19 March 22 March 26 March 29 April 1 April 5 April 9 April 15 April 19 April 22 ' Robert Kozial Q Outfield Curley Curley Monsignor Pace Cardinal Gibbons St. Patrick Miami Military Academy Jupiter Cardinal Newman Pine Crest St. Patrick Key West St. Andrew Christopher Columbus Nick Aguirre Outfield Maximo Alvarez Outfield Gaston Arellano Catcher l.aSalle's All-Stars pose for camera. Royals Star On Diamond Safe by a mile. ll-3 reads the La Salle baseball scoreboard for 1962. This amazing record for the Royal's first season of competition is an example of the team's dedication, hard work, and desire to win. This year La Salle faces an even tougher schedule, but with most varsity players returning, and several underclassmen showing outstand- ing ability, another winning season is shaping up for the Royal diamond-men. . 66 Coazh Parsons points out proper stance for second baseman. Coach Verderber instructs sprinters on fast start. B 5 - Vg-,55a.'! I. A i . L. .,.. .,.L ,,,,,L H b i V ..,, - ' ' Eric Collier executes broad lump. Track, Bowling lnaugurated Bef I can knock down more pins than you can. Bowlers applaud teammate's strike - Freshmen officers set ihe scene for the coming year 70 Freshmen Struggle Toward Leading Role Jose Alfohso Kathy Alley Antonio Almansa Christina Alvarez Jose Alvarez Magdalena Alvarez Marcial Alzugaray William Anderson, Mary Anson Jose Arrango Donna Baal Teofilo Babun Jeannette Barrera Dominick Bafaglioli Clifford Beck Roberta Becker Kathleen Behken Marina Beilman N l f 'lm L ga kill i QE e i 1 li- z-., . . I X if wi' f ..-A Bhd! 3 , .. I, Y. ffl A z fi 71 ' H-ez sztsrze--.Ewa af: if-' L I Q .,,2x g:,: t t ette 3 , M ?Q Q gg . Q, K K.. A L, K, -' kgh - Q .M A --v' ' '56, Jn - 'F 4 155 sa- z t ... A nfl'-Q Jima ll X' if . it to wx it -1 -1' ,4! n 5' 532 4. f 'Q 4 at ' er ge 4 .23 r , X ' rl 9 f Tlx g 22- Janet Bender Susan Bennett Abelardo Betancourf Clement Bezold Robert Binner Paul Blanchard Rafael Blanco Kathleen Bondy Patricia Borton Barbara Broemer Barbara Breegegman Lolita Brown Dorothy Brueggeman Theresa Bryan Camille Bussatti Lina Bustillo Lewis Butler Rita Buzzella Susan Campe Enrique Canton Freshmen, Our Understudies 72 cB5'h Andrew Carey Dolores Carmona Marianne Carpenfieri Alberto Carrillo Steven Carruthers Carol Ann Casfillo Tania Castro Donna Caypless Alfred Cespedes Pafricia Charron Carolyn Cheetham Rafael Chirino Myriam Clvistodonlalus va Dorita Collado Annemarie Collins Emma Cortes Donna Cosalini Theresa Coftler Faris Cowarf Ellen Crow 5, ,,,. . 1 maid -, .mae za .- at ,K JQA 9 'fa q . 5 'h , . 4 -'ff'.,+ .jc QQEFJQQT I ,- E .,.'?-' i 5614, Suzanne Crowley Elsa Cruz Margariie Daniele Fabian De Armas Sandra De la Cuesta Anselmo Del Moral Elina del Prado Bernardo Del Riesgo Jorge Del Valle Mary Frances De Marco Mary Ann Deswysen Georgina Diaz Manuel Diaz Nelson Diaz Robert Dietrich Kathy Digby Pairick Dinneen Patricia Dragna Peter Dunne Mary Pat Durney 3 K- E 3 Brian Dursum Richard Dwyer Jane Eaton Claire Eckhart Robert Ehrman George Elcher Victoria Engle Carlos Erdmann Ernesto Erdmann Fernando Espinosa Kathleen Essex Linda Faller Frederick Fayad Walter Fayad Dianne Feeny luis Fernandez Ovidio Fernandez Sara Frnandez Jose Fernandez de Castro Gail Fleming ,7. xl giivelfs l EW-we . . 4 rl -an f J i rq .Q - .,s,, ls, F il Wade Ford Linda Foley Natalie Folia Michael Francis Barbara Freitag Susan Frigo lda Fumario Lawrence Gaboury James Galen Alfonso Garcia Gilda Garcia Guiilamina Garcia Grisselle Garcia Raul Garcia John Geer Joanne Gibeau Sandra Giro Eugenio Godoy Frank Goelz Sieve Gomez Leisure Time Seals Friendships Do you think we'll make it back by the second bell? Aurelio Gonzalez Edward Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez Martha Gonzalez Mercy Gonzalez Oscar Gonzalez Raul Gonzalez Beatrice Guasch Ernesto Guerra Mario Elena Guiteras Robert Gutierrez Robert Guyer Judith Hacker Martin Hanlon Mary Kay Harrington Daniel Hedrick Marie Heon Marine Hickey Anna Hilla Mary Holled ., ghfzf' 35: t. ,ee L9- .' I 3 il . 14-' l lllgiif.: L E 'X W . N E! , sjfi p. 'fx X 'AJ' ,. vc- M, , . . H zizeziez E ' 3 . -Ap 1 ! N, E , fi' 3 it -un.. ,. U . ,wg 9 11 ,A Visa 'V -e-an sal Q N G E35 . qwl bv sf E li, et . IE ' eel . 'E ra P' bm ,F xg L 3' in x an ' 3 ' if f ,,a V, Jackie Hormilla Susan Huck Susan Hughes Judy Hurd Patty Ismay Hugh Jessop Jill Johnson James Johnsicn Diane Kelly Donald Kent Frances King Mary Klawitter Diane Klein Paul Kleyle Harry Koenig Patricia Kohly Sonia Kowalzyk Thomas Koziol Rafael Lago Kaihryn Laine Freshmen Help Unite Schools Maria Lamar Jeanne Lo Point Mary Largoy Teresita la Roz Jorge larrieu Barbara lawrence Carlos licea Jeffery Liefz Gilberto Llones Sandalio Lleo Katherine lloyd Miguel Lluria Ronald Lo Franco Alexander Lopez Marlen lopez Patricia love Jorge Luzarraga Frances Lyons louise lyons Carol Ann Maas X - ,--' ,'ln 1 L ,x 5, WW I f I A Q Xux x lrvffq lgii . mfg, qs Swv ff W' gr-uw, . vt, Y ' 'Q if , gi W ,few 4 r -1. f r sr ,Lf .nu X 5,m g,fJi f f ,F-erik' H 'H-xifiifi ., V V 7 fiw 5 ,ff fi f--. me ,1,' Y ,.'. . ' fd Celia Macias Barbara Mackie Yolanda Maggio Jill Maiewski Judith Maiewski Mimi Malberti Jean Malloy Ignacio Marfinez Raseanna Martino Carlos Mateos Paul Maison Joseph Mayol Carlos Melchiorre Margarita Mendive Marcella Mercer Sandra Merchoni Jorge Mesfre Linda McAvoy Brian McCabe Marie Mc Creery Freshmen, Cast of Thousands as Lewis McNamara Shirley McNichol Mary Alice Moiton Ralph Molinary Elizabeth Monroe Emilio Monte Myriam Montes de Thomas Morrissey Enrique Moure Margaret Mullen Daniel Murphy Kathleen Murphy Thomas Murphy Joseph Murray Barbara Nacliley Donald Naile David Nasrallah Jeanne Nelson Kathy Nelson Carol Nestor Oca H , , A if 44 ? All in favor say aye ,L 5 il rslt I i V' L 1 if K' Q Q YK I ' A, ,g - K 4 .fsS5.g ' 5- V.k'.' ' A is ' ' :E J W i g gk 0' I 5 J il-za f, 7 X1 ., it N' Avi ' K .ffwgigffifiggfg K' f is Y' s W . f 3' ' '5' U - 51. 'fl kv N . ,B 1 'fs 25, Que-f K- tv' 6 ,. Mk X V . E 3 -?' 'QW .ffm-9, fn! X fx 1' V .nf 5 0 8l Peier Nihill Kathleen O'Connor Grace Oliver Joseph Onarati Antonio Oquendo Diego Ordonel Noel Orozco Melinda Ossorio Esther Pacheco Jennie Pastor Juan Paz Wilfredo Pena Richard Perantoni Maria Teresa Perez Salvador Perez Mary Ann Peizoldt Regina Pillifanf Jorge Pina Scot? Polsdorf Norma Presno Freshmen Face Increasing Studies Neville Pyzka Thomas Quinn Luis Ramirez Stephen Ray Jeanne Regan Diana Reschke Maria Restrepo Dorothy Riccio Richard Ritter Julio Rodriguez Julio Rodriguez Silvia Rodriguez Colleen Rohan Jorge Roque Marilyn Russel Sandra Russell Jeanne Sabin Donna Sabio Vivian Sabio Stella Saenz 2 .E Q .., R, iff?-an Q . . . 'la gif: Rigoberto Sanchez ' 5: i John Secan Vivian Sera James Sinnes Mirian Simon Nancy Simpson Eugenia Smith John Smith Mildred Spelma Michael Staidel I1 Kw,..,.Q ' ., v 4 tl :if ww., W' .. ,GL ,F I nie - J' ' ,.t, I 4 A ' E as -Q as S . 1 V ' . if ' 1 E , Wk r , K I I I -EA 1 - i J I ix 'Ii , , 83 ,.-'ESF 'Y ' if ': -- ' .fi ...ai '1 , at ' ' 'H xi Qi ' V ,J- ..- M X il? X ex, Sharon St. Clair Jane Stetor Richard Stratford Henry Suarez Joanne Suvada John Tugler Anthony Teclaldi Suzanne Thorne George Torres Jorge Triana Jose R. Triana Mary Ann Trimarco Maria Trinidad Marguerite Valero Raul Vega Juan Vicente Ernesto Vidal Isabel Villoch Martha Watson Donald Weber Jacqueline West Carol Whitaker Gayle Wilkerson James Wilson Maria Wolf Kathleen Woeppel Juliann Wood Gail Wright Marilyn Yesbeck Evelyn Zyne Freshmen, Ever Eager and Hopeful audience SOPHOMORES pf, X. Q,- Q, gg lggx . f is we 'X 3 gfgyi J' l Qi gggf ,'-' .., sa ,... , .. u,. gggil egg 5 Xwws I X if Men against the wilderness. yin gs-X ,Nx 3. W? 1.5. ,ff as dis I -A ff sw N 'W ,rr fffld F ,ff '1,i J Q F ., LMA., ff I 1 'Q W ' 'nf' ' win' x-sf'p,.,, , - :,,,--my-f.,-:,. . ,wrt , W-1 l, if v1 X EFX Carlos Aballi Hilda Aguero Evelyn Alba Lourdes Alcebo Anna Aleiandre Maximo Alvarez Ricardo Alvarez de la Fernando Amandi Olga Aranda Adelaida Arango Carlos Arcwz Frances Armao Norman Asmar Theresa Astray-Coneda Grizel Avila Maureen Baal Harfensia Barcelo Frances Barreiro Omar Barrera Cheryln Bartoloiia Jose Bascuas Donna Baftaglioli Wendy Billingron Priscilla Biftner Nancy Bliss Campa Sophomores: Ready, Willing, andiAble Joseph Bommarito Linda Brinko Aundrella Bunyan Jeanne Burns Allison Burrus Blanche Burt Mary Ann Butler Guido Calvache Lorenzo Canizares Alberto Cardenas Rosemary Carlow Rita Carmona Enrique Casero Doris Castanguay Janet Castanguay Ramiro Castro Fred Champeloyier Richard Cialona Linda Clark Sergio Clark Sharon Clark Andres Claviio Kim Colfroth Eric Collier Kathy Conlon mexygq Z, 4? X , an L .r I ,Mi I A J ii -1 . ans ! I 5 'lf' f 'Tl' vfy Qi ,-- , 4 C I.. -mm 3 'Ll R ' .. . ui vi w' J .. N .fer Y V fi, S -SE K , 9 J 'ZH 4 H A .wr . ., Z .r gi l an Q iii- f' 6 , 1' 4' . ,if .Q 3 s '5 i i Z U 1:1 A.', ff ' 19 ,W l If 5 , 4 s r K -. Y M a 1 ,D Wyh- 1 I 7- --fr K W A-,px M 4 ' w 4 5 K f K 3 f D ., , 1 , . , 6 E Q. . My I y iii., I - A 1' D '- KA. sw Pig? L D 1 l?Q:35fTf l ' ' D I i .. ly . l f i f 3' iss ' I if 'X 3 5 Q 'f .fi l Carlos Consuegra Kathy Conway Mary Ann Corell Jan Critchley Vicky Pando Jane Davis Joan Davis Florencio De Blanclc Judy De Carlo Marisal De Castro Yolanda De Castro Stanley De Hari Sonia Delafe Theresa Demetree Emelina De Varona Barbara Devereaux lrela Diaz Rafael Diaz Ricardo Diaz Fernando Garcia Sophomores Glory in Scenic Surroundings 88 Oh, you shouldn'1 have! Diane Dunn Jose Fernandez Marilyn Francis .lose Garcia Kathy Gibbs Alina Gonzalez 1 ff? WE? :Eb 1. :,,':Er?ffi2?::5:??::fsF.,, : 112 V2-1 ' A again -,Q f .ag gi-msgs: .. 'ti 7' ii:-1' 5' ' Kathleen Emons Bernardo Figuereclo Patty Franzen Margarita Garcia Elizabeth Gleason Carmen Gonzalez Margaret Essex Patricia Figueroa Oscar Gaetan Pat Geiger Elaine Glynn Maria Gonzalez Alfred Falcone Kathy Foley Elena Galainena Judy Gendreau Luciano Goicochea Jose Gonzalez James Fenton Margaret Foye Isabel Gandia Kathleen Gibb Estella Goldaras Jose Gonzalez de Ara A H I X is ms' 3061 f'. ,, , ,yi,. ., ' 27535 P i. L..z W3 we 6 ff F K xi fb 5 89 , A , . 'L W 3 V ,ls y Htl.: ff jf N5 -s a- Lf as 'Q 3 3. Us ,rg S Q if I is li X' W 'r J J 2 , ww 'K A r Q is T fl 'lg Jorge Lamas Kathy Lanigan Diana Lanzilli John LaPlant Karen LeFevre Gail Lemoine Joaquin Leon Carlos Llano Kathy Loek Estela Lopez Mario Lopez Dolores Lurz Madeline Machado Steven Mack Linda Madison Jack Moro James Marsh Beatriz Martinez Luis Martinez Andrea Matus Cecile Maymir Joan McCaughan Kathy McDonald Beth McElligott Phyllis McGee Serious Sophomores Study Diligently Juan Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Mayra Gonzalez Silvano Gonzalez Alice Goodrich Deidre Graham Anne Greenwall Carlos Gulierrez Elaine Healy Jane Healy Richard Hermicla Lynn Herrick Nancy Husted Robert Hyetf Alexis Jepeway Jonelle Jerrom Kaihy Jones Brienne Jorgensen Janet Juliono Pat Keel Connie Kempe Mary Beth Khoury Margaret Kleyla Barbara Krupp Yvonne Lamarre 'x S , sy- 5 W' 'X gl .rs vw w--Qd 'T' 'fi ,s ,',l5?g M A A1Xf s X 1,,A J i 1 Wflil Nye Maria Meiido Monica Monassa Madeline Myers Darryl O'Conner Maria Papy 1 Jeri Meyer Mary Monsalvale Connie Nelson Frederico Ocloardo Victor Pedraz Harley Miller Caesar Morales Jose Nickse Margarita Ortiz Alberto Peinado .,-...N Jorge Miranda Gregory Morris John Nordf Roberto Palmer Manuel Pereira Abelardo Mon Judy Mullen Rigoberlo Nunez Victor Pando Rosemarie Pepe Sophs Food For Thought Ascend A Scale of Knowledge Roberta Peterson Lourdes Presno Aimee Ramos Josephine Raineri Ruby Ramirez Luis Ramudo Herminio Rea Regina Reinharl Humberto Rivera Anne Robinson Manuel Rodriguez Martha Rodriguez Nieves Rodriguez Raquel Rodriguez Cecilia Rozo Bill Ryan Elina Salabarria Diego Sans Patricia Santivanez Olga Sardina if 5 i'- lixll ' R K -in , lu ,- 3? L 1:f?2QH55JfQ2.iw we 'lllff -,.,1.,3,1sl-qi lg W, , lie ' V11 gg, .L N VH few J- uw' Se M, is 'is ls .sf- as if fsgm 8 W A , JF' f I The square of the hypoienuse is equal to the sum of The squares of ihe. sides, or is it? 94 I f Af, kkg. if Barbara Sassen Sofie Sauri Susan Sessman Helen Sexfus Jose Scheer Marita Sheeran John Sherry Jeri Shannon Susie Shropshire Judiih Simkins James Skelton Alfred Sklar Joseph Dager Terry Squarcia Janice Sfaysnich Robert Stone Marita Sullivan Joseph Sumicz Mary Jane Sweeney Peggy Taylor Work Entices Sophomores Jose Toscano Tanya Toscano Maria Tucci Betty Ann Turcotte Ann Vandenburg Teddy Valen Emelina de Varona Ann Venice lorenzo Vidal Ernesto Vidal Ofelia Villamil Margarita Villoch Debbie Wetzel Joanne White Cathy Wilkie Melinda Wolfarfh Catherine Wrobel Jorge Zamora Julie Ziesler Richard de Zinno r -v fl . Q fy . -z., '1 5 j , - f ' sili- 35 it ,E Junior officers rehearse roles in forthcoming drama. Marion Abraham Anfonio Aguirre Alicia Aleman Virgilio Alvarez Eduardo Angulo Maria Arias Miguel Aristondo Jose Arriola Sandra Avila Alice Aznar Dianne Baker Evelia Ballester Nancy Barreho Bernadeife Belang Paula Bell Esther Berry Fernando Besiard Juan Bez Rifa Boerger Kathleen Brick Edwin Brownrigg el' Q 3 ' 1 1 ff' A .iii 5 ,cvr ? J. fi Q Q ff R K .gg I 1, G Q ,K if H 2 ways, Q 1 Q . 5 In ru -: E gg ,E P, ' Q Kifgi Y E f A 1 X I 'f Wi 'F'-f - ,on . L A ... Y ,Y I . N 1 S ,wh 4, K W . Q -4 22 4 S l A z if 1 Y X -Q - . N ' 1 ..: 'Wg sw S 'V ' eeri i f-'iv 'C' ,A A-w r J V! ML YYY K i ff? 2? W ee ff H -'-11 ' X X . - A X 3 E Q I f : R f ' ww .K L4 if ' ru .Af .Q az.:-' 1 -jj I . N25 1 C - M- 1 N, ,ig X 6 1:- 49 ' 2 iw, 351 ya. K. ' A miie - 7 4 W 1 'J i i Iii: he , S 1 li 2, X X l i A 2 3 l X, :gf--1 'eliilllll Ellen Byrnes Kathleen Callahan Patricia Callan Alice Carey Wilfredo Casanova Mariana Casianecla Armando Chapelli Wilfredo Chirino Mary Ann Coury Patricia Covey Rafael Delgado William De Salme Patricia Destro Rafael Diaz Ramon Diaz Rene Diaz de Villegas Emilio Dieguez Pairicia Digby Beth Dinsmore Diane Dowling Karen Due .lo Ellen Edwards Roberto Espin Trina Espinosa Ronald Fayad Studies Pave Way for Senior Struggle Jose Flores Joaquin Fernandez Manuel Fernandez Silvia Fernandez Tania Fernandez Nancy Foye Arlene Frank Theresa Freilerd Jorge Freyre Susan Gardiner Rolando Garcia Eugenio Gayol Lorraine Gelpi Anna George Carlos Gil Mary Glynn Alfredo Gomez Joan Gonzalez Silvia Heaton Jorge Herrera Jorge Herrero Ana Hirfield Michele Hiss Jeanne Hughes Patrice Hurd 4 1 gg F ir, X or X I ri ef Q ye! F9 - A , 'EJ 5 J X J 'L rv' M 5 .bi ecri iiie ' fi B, . ,,. ..r. 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L Ja, Q , Maury Hurst Hilda lnclan Von Cile James Karen Kawas Mary Jo Kempe Patricia Klawitter Mary Kleyla Barbara Korth Sandra Kowalsky Robert Koziol Digges Lalor Carole La Pietra James Lawrence Jorge Leno Connie Love Gregory Lucas Barbara Lyden Margaret Lyons Loreen Maiorino Paul Maior Juniors Strengthen Bond Between I'II trade you if Schools Margarita Mancheno Manuel Medina Francisco Miro Kathleen Neffer Lois Parasiliti Heliana Portes Maria Mafllwews Liana Mendez Beatriz Miyar Raimond Ocholorena Jorge Pardo Rafael Poriilla , 4 kv 5 'si i Y-,ff . se 1' sr. will ml fx NX 'X A ,, sfgeve V. f ,,. .1 . V. ,..agj ' ,gm :ss Dolores McCormick Manuel Miguel Ann Mulvihill Sandra Page Jorge Pino Joan Proebsting Marie McCall Linda Meyer Nellifa Moore Elsa Ortiz Lourdes Pina Suzanne Preu new , l. f :elf iw f f E' nn wk -nasal Viet X 'fin f 4 f 1' 'W 6 Rogelio Medel Jusfo Mila Frank Murry Janef Palloni Jesus Plumas Pablo Recino . 3 I 1 ,,,. 5 f .. egg, eww fi J, '41 5- , 5-gil 1f.' W' ' , 4 .5 C 'L Y -1 is 3 , L N fi si ,Q l J' xx ww M, A A, 'Al :sf Q KX ffl 101 w l l l V l l V V l 'J' Y ' 1 J. JM, -.:f f .f 5 Maria Recio Mary Rice lynn Richardson Ramon Rico Anna Ritter 102 5 Q F' W r-xl 1 I' ' L ff ' ' x ., I f El :Leaf JL !! Adolfo Robiou Blas Rodriguez Ruth Rohan Amelia Rom Theresa Russell 1 4, I 'D 2 L 2, f'afsn:gj,,r: s.r5qxq.q, ,Q :W-f,vQ5q:gQ,,' ' , . 1 ' -2. 215 - M' if - fixed , 1 , . r K . V s X f rf vi ' A r ,I If ' vu. ifazfibw A if 7 I--1-1 es .L ' 3 ?J?ff k f :J 'vii . we 1, -. M ' 'iv 'i ., , s' Q-ig., A A -. X 7 g. .. ' ' 1 xrxfx f . g,:,-f . , , x ,K gf IH ig 3, 1, ,Li 9 X A,., Jesus Saenz Jayne Sanceha Jose Sans JoAnn Sassen Priscilla Schepis 55,5G5,er. A.-f :wi yy., fe m 515,11 ,F -vu qf 2, V, 'A ,wi :eff EV Brigid Shea Julia Sheeran Diane Shuyf Emma Siciliano Enrique Silva ' - X W,,, , L33 . .lf Ij - ' , -1? giiif :if Fl .. , gf.. ... , . ,. A E, 4 Cheryl Smith Felicia Smith Linda Spencer Jo Anne Sprowl Kalhleen Sprowl Prom Top-Secret Plans for Prom my - :sg-M. . n sig 151, if me ,, , ve rwvfrfz- gi kgs 'mens W 1 . efzlss-.enfr ' '- W f zxfiiissiw, K 1, saw'-Gil' 1, 'fu.:L: - :, ?E54lil:Q1QT ' - gn Wsw-,.,,, ., it . if we 2 A , S c 2 + f 'Q 3 if Plans Prove Promising Nancy Stock Luis Suarez Perla Suarez Kathleen Sullivan Diane Talamas Guillermo Uz Lesley Valdes Virginia Valdez Mary Valenza Rene Varela Lorraine Viscardi Francisco Vital Janice Wall Christine Watson Jorge Wehby Antonio Williams Patricia Wolf Cheryl Zeidler Barbara Zemba Janet Zywicki iff w. y xr r ' 1, , i E- Q Q Q54 xx , if x l 1 M Wwe., ai' ,R Z ff. I, , ' as 9 ' 5 gill 9 , r,igr , rf if W- 4 e.wf,?ff,,- .... Q a k 12.51 , l X 1 X : e fwgm I 121- 'if' . M, k. ,,, any A ..f,.M,x,,5 f Mi? WN if , gg a cow. ,,k. .. eggs f Nxt ffwp. ,X 'x - mea ..,M,,A l . l 3' X nl ll xi i x ff x X 3 Ja -v-5 ities to 103 ribs ....,,,,,. GASTON ARELLANO FRANCISCO LARRIEU EMILIO ORTEGA JORGE RODRIGUEZ Co-Presidenf Vice-President Co-President TYSGSUFGY The ploy is donep the curtain drops, Senior officers take u bow. an ,i o ALAN SEPE Secretary MOTTO: Ideals are the Worlcl's Masters CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: White Rose falling fo the prompfer's bell: DAMARIS ABELLO President MARGORIE SHEEHAN Vice-Presid 1 MARY ANN STERCK Secr 1 y DONNA MEYER T surer M? I 105 This is Physics? a moment yel the aclor slops, and looks Pedro Pablo Abalia Dcamaris Abello Maria Christina Aleiandre .lose Almeida Santiago Almeida Luis Alvarez Susan Alvarez Sylvia Antiga i l,r.., g , g Gaston Arellano Mireya Babun Josephine Baggof Mansu ra Barkefl' around fo say farewell. Peggy Bahy Yvonne Beckerich Norma Berfolini Amelie Beiharf Joanne Bliss Milena Borreli 3'- gy-an Leonardo Caraballo Kathleen Carmonc Grace Caroncino Jose Correno Roberto Ricardo Borfon Catherine Bosworth Leandro Brea Suzanne Burt Maria Elena Cabassa Jose De Jesus Canosa I is an irksome word fx ,ff Q: QS Wm gpm iii Wim qw- H! i E xi f Julio Castano, Maurine Chessman Eleanor Ciancia Susan Clqrk Matilda Castilla Ann Marie Cianci Jane Clark Mary Clifford and task: and, when he's laughed Higher education. 109 'Have you ihought of contact lenses? Diane Consolo Juan Cosio Guillermo Cueio Francis Corley Francisco . . . and said his say Kathleen Demerih Cuervo Suzanne Dandurand Suzanne 'DeVries Andres Dinkins Emilio Dirube Susan Durney Kathleen Eberle he shows, as he removes the mask, Rosalie Ehart Ermina Equilior Barbara Esslinger Edna Feliciano Carlos Fernandez Maria del Carmen Fernandez S g i A, .il 5 Ann Ford Yvonne Francis Elsa Franco-Velez Juan Freyre Guido Gallehi Sandra Gallucio Margarita Garcia Maria de Lourdes Garcia-Meiiin Mary Ann Gentry Suzanne George a face thaf's Linda Gidden Angel Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Mary Patricia Healy 3-W.. H' .Fla Enrique Hernandez Nelson Hernandez 'ls MQ. Katherine Horn Madeline Horton pensive but gay Hey lef's take anoil-ner break. 6 5 I ,f z, A R an ik Come wealth or want, come good or ill, l h.-.Q-..,, 'QW 'Nr-1-07 ill- Mary Hough Adriana Jaramillo Beatriz Jaramillo Patricia Jaramillo Janet Kelly Dolores Kronz Leanne La Planf Francisco Larrieu let young Emilio Leonard Monique Lewis Mary Ann Lichlifer Pedro Lieo Veronica Lluria Cecile Macia Leona Manasa Kaihleen Martin Ann McCaughan Kathie McClesky it' .91-A. ! QF il L. sm Qh.Q .nuns Jaime Monserrat Pamela Mullin Janeen Novak Emilio Ortega Maurine Mounsey Victoria Nasrallah Alberto Ordcnez Irene Ortega r . 5? W ' --Zi. 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Rossi June Rumenik Evelyn Rundle Maria Saenz Felipe Sanchez Evelio Sanfana Claudia Sanfivanez Julia Schaefer Mary Schaefer Rachel Schneider Alan Sepe Marjorie Sheehan conquer as you canp . . . K Hitt U0 S'-6? A-YM W 'ke ua F F 'Q '1 -Hg, ..r Qc in And then he says 'S The line forms of fhe righi. f-hw., A . buf if you fail, or if you rise, J ,nur 3 I . 1'- 'dn ,,-5, K i '99 'vs-an Myron Shorter Pot 'Shropshire Mirio Solis Mary Anne Sferck Miguel Tellechec Cosme de lo Torrienie Ramon Trigo Lillian Valdes-Cruz Eugenio Vasquez Jose Villavicencio b e e a C h I Eduardo Vinenf Penelipe Wafson Marilyn Weber Bernudehe Wernsing Jeanne While Rae Beth Williams 'fb Arm WD! -of 4147 V-our K l x ' l 5 4 Linda Wolfe Judith Wright Suzanne Womack Elizabeth Zeigler 2179 J' ' X Remember, it's long dasmncex pray God, a gentleman 124 I I Qs Senior ABALIA, PEDRO PABLO-December 12, 1945. Havana, Cuba. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 4. ABELLO, DAMARIS MYRIAM-December 17, 1944. Barranquilla, Colombia. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4: Vice-President 3, President 4: Forensic League 2,3,4: Sec- retary 4: Glee Club 2: Student Council 4: St. Joseph's Auxiliary 4: French Club 4. ABRAHAM, JOSE DE JESUS CANOSA-July 3, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Gesu Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. ALEJANDRE, MARIA CRISTINA-January 2, 1947. Havana, Cuba. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3: Spanish Club 3,4: French Club 4: Spanish Club 4. ALMEIDA, JOSE MARIO-June 19, 1944. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. ALMEIDA, SANTIAGO-January 7, 1943. Santiago de Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Legion of Mary. ALVAREZ, ANGE ARMANDO-June 15, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. ALVAREZ, LUIS ORLANDA-September 11, 1945. Manzanillo Oriente, Cuba. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Legion of Mary. ALVAREZ, SUSAN ROSE-December 28, 1945. New York, New York. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Director 4: Drama Club 2,3: St. Joseph Auxiliary 3,4: Sodality 3: Library Club 3. ANTIGA, SYLVIA LOURDES-July 11, 1945. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,4: Sodality 3: Business Club 3: Glee Club 2: Annual Staff 4: CYAA 2. ARRELLANO, GASTON-October 1, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Officer 4: Baseball 3,4: Foot- ball 4: Swimming 4: Track 4: Class President 4B. AZCUY, OSCAR-July 6, 1945. Pinar del Rio, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. BABUN, MIREYA - October 24, 1946. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Glee Club 3. Club 3,4: Drama Club 4: 22, 1944. Miami, Florida. Club 2: Business Club 3: Red Cross Club Vice President 4: St. Joseph Auxiliary 4: Corona Staff 4. BAGGOT, JOSEPHINE DUFF-December St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama BARKETT, MANSURA MARY-May 25, 1945. Victoria, Mexico. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 2,3,4: Vice-Presi- dent 4: Glee Club 2: Forensic League 3: St. Joseph Auxiliary 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Secretary 4: Junior Class President 3: Student Council Secretary 4: Layout Editor of Yearbook 4: Student Director 4, Student Council 2,3,4. BATTY, PEGGY FRANCES-October 23, 1945. Bluefield, West Vir- ginia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2: Drama Club 1,2: Sodality 3,4, Treasurer 4: Student Director 4: Spanish Club 3,4: Business Club 3. BECKERICH, YVONNE MADELL-February 21, 1945. Clarksville, Ten- nessee. St. Brendan Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3: Busi- ness Club 3: Glee Club 1,2: GAA 2. BERTOLINI, NORMA-May 19, 1945. Providence, Rhode Island. Lit- tle Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Corona Staff 4: Glee Club 1,4: Science Club 2: Sodality 3,4, Secretary 4: Sophomore Class Treas- urer 2: Student Director 4: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 2. BETHART, AMELIE-March 13, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2: Drama Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Science Club 3,4: Sodality 3. BLISS, JOAN MARIE-September 14, 1945. South Bend, Indiana. Holy Rosary Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3: Sodality 3: Busi- ness Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Science Club Treasurer 4: Annual Staff, Club Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Society 4. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Di rectory BORRELLI, MIELENA-August 27, 1944. Cali, Colombia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2,3,4: French Club 2: Drama Club 2: Sodality 3,4: Business Club 3: St. Joseph Auxiliary 2,3: Red Cross Representative 3: Library Club 3,4: Science Club 2: GAA 2. BORTON, ROBERTO RICARDO-May 3, 1946. Cordoba, Argentina. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. BOSWORTH, CATHERINE IRENE-February 1, 1945. New York, New York. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,4: National Hcnor Society 3,4: Drama Club 2: Business Club 3: Quill and Scroll 4: Corona Staff 4. BREA, LEANDRO-June 3, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Pa- rish. ACTIVITIES: Legion of Mary: Student Officer 4. BURT, MARTHA SUZANNE-January 9, 1946. Miami, Florida. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,4: French Club 4:'Spanish Club 3: Drama Club 2. CABASSA, MARIA ELENA-March 13, 1945. Ponce, Puerto Rico. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3: GAA 2,3: Sodality 3,4: Spanish Club 3: French Club 3,4. CARABALLO, LEONARDO-November 27, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Football 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Student Otticer 4. CARMONA, KATHLEEN-November 17, 1945. Washington, D. C. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2: Drama Club 2,3: Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4: Student Council Pres- ident 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Annual Staff 4: Junior Secretary 3: Student Director 4: Spanish Club 3. CARRENO, JOSE-July 16, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. CASTANO, JULIO-January 13, 1947. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Corona Stott 4, Editor Third Page: Track 4. CASTILLA, MATILDA ELIZABETH-July 11, 1944. Manhattan, New York. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: St. Joseph Auxiliary 3,4: Drama Club 4: Annual Stott 4: Sodality 3,4: Glee Club 2: Student Di- rector 4,3. CARONCINO, GRACE ANN-July 11, 1945. Si. Louis, Missouri. St. Brendan Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2: St. Joseph Auxiliary 3: Sodality 3: Student Council 4: Business Club 3. CIANCI, ANN MARIE-February 28, 1945. Miami Beach, Florida. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,4: Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4: CYAA 2: Annual Statt 4, Editor in Cheif: GAA 2,3: Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Publicity Manager 3: Glee Club 1,2: Forensic League 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Student Director 4: Spanish Club 3. CIANCIA, ELEANOR JOSEPHINE-June 30, 1946. Brooklyn, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,4: St. Joseph Auxiliary 4: Business Club 3: Pep Club 4. CLARK, JANE LUELLAfMay 30, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Spanish Club 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Student Director 4: Corona Staff 4. CLARK, SUSAN-May 30, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Glee Club 1,2: Corona Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. CLIFFORD, MARY-December 1, 1945. Miami, Florida. St. Dominic Parish. ACTIVITIES: National Honor, Society 3,4, Treasurer 4: An- naul Staff 4: Forensic League 4: Spanish Club 3,4: Drama Club 2,3,4: St. Joseph Auxiliary 4: Glee Club 2: CYAA 2: Student Director 4, Quill and Scroll 4, President 4. CONSOLO, DIANNE MARIE-October 6, 1945. Boston, Massachu- setts. St. Patrick Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 4: Forensic League 4: St. Joseph Auxiliary 4: Spanish Club 3,4: National Honor Society 4: Student Director 4. Senior Directory CORLEY, FRANCES-November 17, 1945. Nashville, Tennessee. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 4, Glee Club 2, Corona Staff 4, Business Club 3, National Honor Society 4. COSIO, JUAN RAUL-June 20, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Football 4, Track 4. CUETO, GUILLERMO-February 10, 1944. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4, Legion of Mary, Social Chairman 3, Student Council Treasurer 4. DANDURAND, SUZANNE-September 1, 1945. Miami, Florida. St. Thomas Parish. ACTIVITIES: GAA 2,4, Secreta.y 4, Assoc. Justice ot Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. DE LA TORRIENTE, COSME-January 31, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Baseball. DEMERITT, MARY KATHLEEN-October I, 1945. Mn..ni, Florida. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,4, CYAA 2, Student Director 4, Annual Staff Circulation Editor 4, Drama Club 2,4, Quill and Scroll 4, Glee Club 2. DeVRIES, SUZANNE-October 3, 1945. Rochester, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES, Business Club 3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4. DINKINS, ANDRES-August 29, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Brendan Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. DIRUBE, EMILIO-June 24, 1944. Havana, Cuba. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. DURNEY, SUSAN FRANCES-December 29, 1945. St. Louis, Mis- souri. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 4. EBERLE, KATHLEEN MARY-October 19, 1945. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Home Room Representative 3, Student Council 3, Student Director 4, Glee Club 2,4, Corona Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. EHART, JAN ROSALIE--September 3, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3, Science Club 3,4, Glee Club 1,2. EQIULIOR, ERMINE-July 17, 1946. Havana, Cuba. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4, Science Club 4, French Club 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, Sodality 3,4, Glee Club 2, Business Club 3, National Honor Society 4. ESSLINGER, BARBARA JEAN-November 23, 1945. Springfield, llli- nois. St. Timothy Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2, Drama Club 2,3, Business Club 3, St, Joseph Auxiliary 4. FELICIANO, EDNA-November 22, 1945. Manhattan, New York. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: Library Club 2, Spanish Club 2, St. Joseph Auxiliary 3, Business Club 3. FERNANDEZ, CARLOS CLEMENTE-November 23, 1944. Santiago cle Cuba, Cuba. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Baseball. FLANNERY, GEORGE RUSSELL-June 26, 1945. Pittsburgh, Penn- sylvania. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. FORD, ANN-April 11, 1945. Miami, Florida. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Sodality 3, Annual Staff 4, Corona Staff 4. FRANCIS, YVONNE MARIE-January 17, 1945. Cleveland, Ohio. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,4, Glee Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Sodality 2. FRANCO-VELEZ, ELSA-May 28, 1945. Caracas, Venezuela. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Red Cross Club 1, Treasurer I, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Director 4, National Honor Society 4, GALLEGOS, JAIME MONSERRAT-April 16, 1943. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. GALLETTI, GUIDO JESUS-November I 4, 1943. Havana, Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. GALLUCCIO, SANDRA ANN-September 28, 1945. Yonkers, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Red Cross 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Home Room Representative 2, Glee Club 1,2, Corona Staff 4, Student Director 4. GARCIA, MARGARITA DU-QUESNE-April 9, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2,3,4, President 4, So- dality 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Glee Club 2, CYAA 2, Business Club 3. GARCIA-MEITIN, MARIA DE LOURDES-October 27, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 4, French Club 3,4, Drama Club 4, National Honor Society 4. GENTRY, MARY ANN-October 15, 1945. St. Louis, Missouri. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Forensic League 3,4, President 4, Span- ish Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor, National Honor Society 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Treasurer 4. GEORGE, SUZANNE LYNNE-January 21, 1945. Dover, Ohio. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,3, Library Club 1, Business Club 3, St. Joseph Auxiliary 4, Corona Staff 4. GIDDEN, LINDA SHUFELDT-October 20, 1944. Belize, British Hon- duras. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,4, Library Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, GAA 4, Science Club 4, Student Director 4, Corona Secretary 4. GONZALEZ, JOSE-August 26, 1945. Havana Cuba. St. Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. GONZALEZ-PROAZA, VICTOR-August 6, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Legion of Mary, Student Officer 4, Forensic League 4. HEALY, MARY PATRICIA-October 21, I946. Brooklyn, New York. St. Hugh Parish. ACTIVITIES: CYAA 2, Drama Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3, Forensic League 2,4, St. Joseph Auxiliary 4, Science Club 3, Student Director 4, National Honor Society 4. HERNANDEZ, ENRIQUE-September 9, 1945. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. St. Michael Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Officer 4. HORN, KATHERINE MARGUERITE-October 31, 1945. Newburgh, New York. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Corona Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4. HORTON, MADELINE THERESA-August 3, 1945. Washington, D.C. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,4, Forensic League 4, French Club 4, Drama Club 3, Corona Staff 4, Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll 4. HOUGH, MARY VIOLET-August 14, 1945. Biloxi, Mississippi. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2, Glee Club 1,2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Corona Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4, Student Director 4. JARAMILLO, ADRIANA-July 28, 1944. Bogota, Colombia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3, Glee Club 2, French Club 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Student Council Assoc. Justice 4, Science Club 2, Corona Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. JARAMILLO, BEATRIZ-December 6, 1943. Meclellin, Colombia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 4, Red Cross 4. JARAMILLO, PATRICIA-July 28, 1944. Bogota, Colombia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama 2,3, Glee Club 2, French Club 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Student Council Assoc. Justice 4, Science Club 2, Corona Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. KELLY, JANET THERESA-April 8, 1945. Brooklyn, New York. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff Photography Editor 4, Glee Club 2,3,4, GAA 2,3, Drama Club 2,3, Student Council 4, So- dality 2,3, Quill and Scroll 4, Student Director 3, CYAA 2. KRONZ, DOLORES-April 20, 1945. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 4, Drama Club 4, Annual Staff 4. Senior Directory LA PLANT, LEANNE-April 19, 1945. Green Bay, Wisconsin. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Annual Stott, Advertising Manager5 Quill and Scroll 4. LARRIEU, FRANCISCO JORGE-July 15, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Corona Stott 4, Page Editor5 Class Vice-President 45 Swimming. LEONARD, EMILIO M.-March 18, 1945. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Saint Hugh's Parish. LEWIS, MONIQUE ADELE-March 25, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 35 Choral 1,25 French Club 3,45 Sodality 3,4, Assistant Secretary 4. LICHLITER, MARY ANN-April 25, 1945. Washington, D. C. Gesu Parish. ACTIVITIES: Science Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Student Director 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Saint Joseph Auxiliary 3,45 Corona Stott, Advertising 45 Quill and Scroll 4. LLEO, PEDRO M.eSeptember 22, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Saint Michael's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Director. LLURIA, VERONICA-October 3, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 2,3,45 Sodality 3. MACIA, CECILE-July 1, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint Agnes' Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 French Club 4, Treasurer. MANASA, LEONA TERESA-August 15, 1945. Detroit, Michigan. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 25 Business Club 3. MARTIN, KATHLEEN MARIEJ-June 28, 1945. Coral Gables, Flor- ida. Saint Dominic's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 15 Choral 1,2. MCCAUGHAN, ANN-August 2, 1945. Brooklyn, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Student Director 45 Spanish Club 35 Girls' Athletic Association 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. MCCLESKEY, KATHIE-February 7, 1945. Mount Vernon, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club I,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Forensic League 2,35 Spanish Club 35 Corona Stott 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Class Vice-President 15 National Honor Society 3,4. MCELLIGOTT, ELLEN-March 15, 1946. Boston, Massachusetts. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 3,45 Drama Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Forensic League 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Sodality 45 Science Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Corona Stott 4. MCEWAN, CHALES H.-September 17, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Swimming. MCGEE, MARGARETeSeptember 5, 1945. Oil City, Pennsylvania. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,45 Business Club 35 Spanish 45 Saint Joseph Auxiliary 45 Red Cross Club 45 Library Club 4. MCKINLEY, MILDRED-August 25, 1945. Miami, Florida. Saint Hugh's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,45 C.Y.A.A. 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Student Council 45 Chief Justice 4. MCMULLEN, CHRISTINE-December 11, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,25 Drama Club 1,2. MENENDEZ, CARLOS MANUEL-March 20, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Director 4. MENENDEZ, LYDIA-July 26, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Saint Michael's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 25 French Club 2,45 Sodality 3. MENENDEZ, SANTOS JULIAN-November 1, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Saint Hugh's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Baseball 4. MEYER, DONNA LEIGH-September 26, 1945. New Orleans, Louisi- ana. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,45 Class Vice- President 25 Class Treasurer 45 Annual Stott, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 25 Business Club 35 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. MON, ANTONIO-March 26, 1945. Camaquey, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper. MOUNSEY, MAURINE-August 8, 1944. Miami, Florida. Saint Hugh's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 35 Sodality 3,4. MULLIN, PAMELA EVANS-March 28, 1945. London, England. Saint Agnes's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1,2,45 Handmoids of the Blessed Sacrament 25 G.A.A. 25 Class President 25 Library Club 25 Science Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 2,35 Student Monitor 45 Fo- rensic League 4. NASRALLAH, VICTORIA ANN-May 16, 1945. Miami, Florida. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,45 Glee Club 25 Spanish Club 2. NOVAK, JANEEN-July 23, 1945. Clovis, New Mexico. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Corona Stott 45 Student Director 45 Student Council 45 Glee Club 2,3,4. ORDONEZ, ALBERTO-August 1, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. ORTIGA, EMILIO A.-February 27, 1946. Cientuegos, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 45 Class President 4a. ORTEGA, IRENE-November 15, 1946. Caracas, Venezuela. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 45 Spanish Club 2,45 Drama Club 2. PAEZ, LILLIAN-July 28, 1944. Havana, Cuba. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 45 French Club 3,4. PAJON, ZOILA-April 23, 1944. Camaguey, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish 2,3,45 French Club 3,45 Sodality 3. PALMER, GABRIEL-March 7, 1944. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: Football 45 Student Otticer. PARLADE, MIGUEL ANTONIO-May 5, 1945. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Saint MichoeI's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Legion Ot Mary 45 Student Otticer 4. PARRACIA, RALPH-October 7, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint Mary's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Football 45 Track 45 Student Otticer 45 La Salle Court. PASAWICZ, NANCY MARGARET-October 31, 1945. Trenton, New Jersey. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Science Club 25 Drama Club 2,3,45 Saint Josephs' Auxiliary 3,4, Vice-President 45 French Club 3,45 National Honor Society 4. PETERS, BONNIE LOUISE-April 24, 1945. Miami Beach, Florida. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club 25 Student Council 45 Assoc. Justice 45 Saint Josephs' Auxiliary 3,4, President 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Corona Stott, Co- Editor 4. PETERSON, MARLENE-February 16, 1945. Chicago, Illinois. Saint Joseph's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 45 Forensic League 45 Library Club 45 Student Monitor 4. PORTER, MARY ANN-August 24, 1945. Chicago, Illinois. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: C. Y. A. A. 1,25 Corona Stott 45 Drama Club 2,35 Science Club 2,35 Library Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2. PRATT, PHYLLIS ANNE-January 22, 1945. Albany, Georgia. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,45 Sodality 35 C.Y.A.A. 25 Annual Stott, Copy Editor 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 4. PUELLO, LUCY E.-January 27, 1945. Cartagena, Columbia. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: French Club 4. QUESADA, ESTELA MARIA-September IO, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 4. Senior RENUART, JANET ANDREE-January 25, 1945. Coral Gables, Flor- ida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,47 Sodality 3,4. National Honor Society 3,47 Corona Staff 37 Annual Staff, Business Manager 47 Drama Club 1,27 French Club 1,2,37 Quill and Scroll 47 Student Monitor 47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 3,47 Forensic League 2,3,4. REYNOLDS, CANDACE-July 30, 1945. New York, New York. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 2,3,47 Science Club 2,3,47 Student Director 3,47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 3,47 French Club 3,47 Secretary 4. REYNOLDS, JUDITH LYNCH-March 11, 1945. Washington, D. C. Saint Hugh's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,27 Student Council 27 Drama Club 2,3,47 French Club 47 Student Director 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Class Vice-President 37 Annual Staff 4. REYNOLDS, MARIA-August 3, 1946. New York, New York. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,47 Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 3,47 Corona Staff 47 Glee Club 2,3747 French Club 3,4. RICCIO, DONNA MARIE-November 23, 1945. Maugatuck, Con- necticut. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 27 Sodality 3,47 Student Monitor 4. RIVERA, BENITO ALBERTO-August 7, 1944. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. ROCAMORA, BEATRIZ-August 24, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,47 French Club 47 Spanish Club 47 Saint Joseph Auxiliary 4. RODRIGUEZ, JORGE M.-February 12, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint Michael's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 47 Student Congress, Treasurer 4a7 Football 47 Senior Class Treasurer. ROMERO, EMILIO FELIPE-November 12, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint John's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 4. ROSS, JAN THACKER-January 19, 1945. Jacksonville, Florida. Saint Thomas's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 47 National Honor Society 3,47 President 47 Sodality 3,47 President 47 Yearbook Staff 47 Student Director 4. RUMENIK, JANE MARY-November 10, 1945. Cleveland, Ohio. Saint Thomas's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 37 Glee Club 3,47 Annual Staff, Sponsors and Activities 47 C.Y.A.A. 2. RUNDLE, EVELYN MARIE-August 4, 1945. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Monitor 4. SAENZ, MARIA STELLA-October 13, 1945. Medellin, Colombia. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 2,3,47 French Club 3,47 Sodality 47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 4. SANCHEZ, FELIPE-January 11, 1946. Santa Clara, Cuba. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 47 Football, Basketball, Track, Swimming7 Student Council, Vice-President 4. SANTANA EVELIO JESUS-July 27, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Corpus Christi Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. SANTIVANEZ, CLAUDETTE LUZ-April 14, 1946. Lima, Peru. Epiph- any Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,47 Glee Club 3,47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 3,47 Annual Staff 4. SAUNELL, JUAN-February 7, 1946. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. SCHAEFER, JULIA MARIE-April 11, 1945. Coral Gables, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,37 Spanish Club 37 French Club 47 Science Club 4. SCHAEFER, MARY LEE-April 11, 1945. Coral Gables, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 27 Glee Club 27 Science Club 47 French Club 4. 7 ' Directory SCHNEIDER, RACHEL-February 2, 1945. Miami, Florida. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Business Club 37 Student Monitor 47 Glee Club 47 Cheerleading 4. SEPE, ALAN M.-July 4, 1945. Orange, New Jersey. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Secretary. SHEEHAN, MARJORIE .IEANNETTE-June 1, 1945. Pittsburgh, Penn- slyvania. Epiphany Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 27 G.A.A. 27 Drama Club 47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 47 Class Vice-President 4. SHORTER, MYRON A.--September 5, 1944. Milledgeville, Georgia. Holy Rosary Parish. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 4. SHROPSHIRE, PATRICIA-May 21, 1945. New York, New York. Saint Thomas's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,47 Spanish Club 2,3,47 Quill and Scroll 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Glee Club 2,3,4. SOLIS, MIRTA SUSANA-May 24, 1946. Santa Clara, Cuba. Saint Dominic's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 47 Student Director 4. STERCK, MARY ANNE-September 8, 1945. Greenwich, Connecticut. Epiphany Parish, ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 3,47 French Club 47 Annual Stott 47 Class Secretary 4. TELLECHEA, MIGUEL A.-May 8, 1945. Caibarien, Cuba. Saint Brendan's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Officer 4. VALDES-CRUZ, LILLIAN-June 20, 1947. Havana, Cuba. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Sodality 3,47 French Club 3,47 Spanish Club 37 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 4. VAZQUEZ, EUGENIO-August 10, 1946. Havana, Cuba. Saint MichaeI's Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. VILLAVICENCIO, JOSE RAMON-May 24, 1945. Havana, Cuba. Saint Patrick's Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. VINENT, EDUARDO-March 14, 1944. Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Saint Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Swimming 4. WATSON, PENELOPE LUCILLE-April 22, 1945. Washington, D.C. Holy Rosary Parish. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 27 Business Club 37 Forensic League 3,47 Spanish Club 47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 4. WEBER, MARILYN MICHELE-October 18, 1945. Manhattan, New York. Holy Rosary Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,4. WERNSING, BERNADETTE-April 19, 1945. Cincinati, Ohio. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: Student Monitor 4. WHITE, JEANNE-May 1, 1945. Saint Mary's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 27 Glee Club 27 Handmaids ot the Blessed Sacrament 2. WILLIAMS, RAE BETH-July 16, 1945-Utica, New York. Little Flower Parish. ACTIVITIES: None. WOLFE, LINDA ELIZABETH-April 23, 1945. Miami, Floricla. Saint MichaeI's Parish. ACTIVITIES: National onor Society 3,47 Drama Club 2,47 C.Y.A.A. 27 Annual Staff 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Glee Club 27 Student Director 4. WOMACK, MARY SUSAN-Moy 16, 1945. Miami, Florida. Saints Peter and Paul Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 2,3,47 Saint Joseph's Auxiliary 47 Science Club 47 Annual Staff 47 Glee Club 27 C.Y.A.A. 2. ZEIGLER, ELIZABETH-May 21, 1945. Miami, Florida. Saint Michael's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 27 C.Y.A.A. 2. ZUMMO, THERESA-September 15, 1945. Jacksonville, Florida. Saint Michael's Parish. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 1,2,4, Vice-President 27 Spanish Club 2,37 Business Club 37 Sodality 37 Glee Club 2,3. 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Q0 CM 65 The Sislers al Zlnnnaculaia 'Z1cademy,who in deiloiing lheir lilles la lhe educalion, welfare and moral edificaiian of The youlh of our anaemia! admirably fulfill lheir Sacred 'Uaws af dedicating iheir lives for lhefoile of 55010 ' CT heir palience,ivarmlh,io1erance,pieiu and undersianding serve as shining examples far The youll! of lodacn- who are lhe ciligens of loan-uvgtw.-fe GI he deep gralilude and genuine alfeciion of lhe whole communiicu---and pariicularlcu of we parenls---farlhe Sisiers and Geachers of ihe Zlmmaculaia Zlcademyu-shall live in our lzearls lewis 9 . Q r deilemaffee From The Staff . . . and as we lie panting and exhausted M fiwffww' ,uf ws oven: N - W on the deserted stage, our backs aching, our grease-paint smeared, and the applause still ringing in our ears, we think of a iob well done, and utter afeeble, but still valiant BRAVOl Staff of the '63 Signum 158 My WV M Ofifygyfufgwq 1 From the Editor I felt great, my ego was boosted fifteen notches. I was editor, head of Immaculata- La SaIIe's Annual. This state of exuberance lasted several weeks, but I soon came out of the clouds and realized there was work to be done-and I was the one to do it! With all humility, I feel this has been a very successful endeavor! Everyone, none excluded, gave a part of herself to the Signum. We worked unceasingly, or so it seemed, always supported and sometimes revived by Brother Kevin and Miss Frost. Now the curtain closes. Permit me to applaud you, the audience, for making the drama of this year one never to be forgotten. ANN MARIE CIANCI, '63 772111144 2 ff4fWf Q! 'fp Q? ffgfvdb WM M2 W7 J L ffl Q ,ZZM X526 Jiang MMQGO I W JM!! pdfkm. Jw ffwffw Aywjfz M gsm, WWMW7 yduffdfif mfff wx if wfw W2 A M640 ,4!7Qj,f7,,, 1 ,JL '1 t. Ax 4 ,Y 4 ,f My A4 wwf, ,,Ml64 A g 5 QJJJXAWQM fffff fvfff 1 fikfafwnfdg . JWM4 i , I f 'gf-ffdwgllf V .50 M4 30441 QQ 7,Mf QA? MWJQZQ, A+Z4Zwwu V7 ,MJ wwf THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST, AMQLQM Z!J ,JKM aff fm! 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