John Carroll High School - Green Leaves Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1953, being in high spirits and unsound mind do hereby declare, assert, relate, and publish this document in testament of our last wishes and endowments to the world. Article 1. Father Hughes: Our deepest appreciation for all he has done in our behalf. At times this appreciation has not been so evident, but none the less it is sincere. Article 2. Father Brunson: A better jokebook, autographed by Bing Crosby. Article 3. Father Sadler: Our thanks for giving us a greater appreciation for learning. Article 4. Father Lambert: More intelligent religious juniors. Article 5. Sister Angela: In the absence of the seniors, a quieter more peaceful library. Article 6. Sister Isabel: Our deepest gratitude and respect, and our thanks to her for the helps she has given us in our studies and activities. Article 7. Sister Dorothy: A new supply of machine needles to replace the ones the Seniors broke. Article 8. Sister Eulalia: Our prayers for the missions. Article 9. Sister Maureen: A new ventalater for the Chemistry Lab. Article 10. Sister Mildred: An electric typewriter for her Commercial Department. Article 1 1. Sister Mary Leo: Here s to bigger and better Ameabos. Article 12. Sister Francesca: A better appreciation of the depth and feeling of literature by future Seniors. Article 13. Sister Mary Susan: More persevering Math Club members. Article 14. Sister Alfonsa: A purseful of pennies for the change-makers in the lunchroom. Article 15. Sister Joan: Many more years at Carroll. Article 16. Sister Martha: A larger more gleeful Glee Chorus. Article 17. Sister Dominica: A super-sonic Radar Set. Article 18. Sister Jerome: The hopes for a less social Sociology Class. Article 19. Coach Tom Banks: We leave 10,000 Carroll Football fans (For Pete’s Sake). Article 20. Eddie Smith: A staff of assistants to wear white jackets on special occasions and tend the chores. To everyone we bid a fond, but rather sad, adieu. Testers Rita Wachter Miriam Maguire

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MARTHA VIRGINIA VARAGONA Red Cross Club, Glee Club, Home Ec Club. C.S.M.C. IGNATIUS MARIO VETRANO C. S. M. C. . Baseball Team. DAVID JOSEPH VIGILANTE Vice-President Student Council, Treasurer of Honor Society, Annual Staff, Cavalier Staff. C.S.M.C.. Head Monitor, Science Club, Chairman Curtis Drive. Quill and Scroll Honor Society. SENIORS MARY RITA WACHTER Feature Editor of Cavalier. Secretary Home Ec Club. Student Council. Red Cross Club, Annual Staff, M3th Society, Min-stral Cast, Quill and Scroll Honor Society. JOSEPH LOUIS WILKINSON President Science Club, Treasurer of C. S. M. C.. Math Society, Sports Editor of Cavalier French Club.

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BANQUET PLANNED This week' Cavalier is dedicated to tlie Class of 1953 which will dine at its annual banquet, June I, 8 P. M. Dinner will be served at the home estate of United States Attorney-General, Richard Lamm. Guests will hear “Spain's Progress Since Franco's Time , an address by Ray ‘Big Blank' Blanco. Unites States Ambassador to Spain. Entertaining with hit tunes of '53 will be the Carrolites , a quartet consisting of Gloria Abrasley, Phyllis Abts. Jo Ann Antonio, and Nina Dl-Chiara. They are taking time out from their show to attend the dinner. Johnny Anderton, co-star on the “Carrolites show, with M.C. the event. Another entertainer for the evening will be Theresa Jo Bruno, world-praised pianist. She will accompany Metro- South Bend. Indiana, May 29........ Terrence 'Acc Murphy appointed Athletic Director of Notre Dame Uni venity. Washington, D. C., May 29.........Con- gressional Medal of Patriots awarded to Jackie Brant. Mary Michael McGlaun, and Sylvia Stephens for discovering a Red spy posing as office boy in their FBI office. New York City, May 29..........It is politan Opera star. Mary Frances Tunello, in excerpts from Aida. Anthony Spano and his “Jazzers will offer after dinner dance music. The guest list includes other such personalities as: Frank Mattis, Vice-President of the First National Bank of London: Jane Bowen and Jerry Busen-lehner, NBC commentators stationed in Moscow and Siam: Lieutenant Robert Gardner on leave from the Foreign Legion where he is popular with the natives since his introduction of the American Hot Dog to them; David Vigilante, United States Ambassador to the Vatican. Jackie Cogbill, Coach of the United States Olympic Team now competing in Greece, will attend accompanied by team members Clarence Boggan, Hurdler. Marian Dolly, free style swimmer. FLASHES!! rumored that Vogue Fashion Editor Mary Jo Buckner will resign to marry a Southern Conference Football Coach. Chicago. 111., May 29.......Oscar for tear jerking has been awarded to Charlotte Farmer for her TV show Charlotte Faces Life . Annette Thornton, the director, was given a plaque ingraved with tear drops. Homewood. Ala., May 29------New York broker and merchant, J. L. Shaia. 24 and James McNally, sprint star. Brady Taylor and Bill Swift on vacation from their jobs of care takers of Fort Knox are expected to cut short a European Tour in order to attend. The G. Anscltno, R. Bohorfoush, F. Cicio, A. Tortomasc Grocery Company Inc. (formally known as the A P Super Markets) will provide the food. James O'Donnell, employed at the Mabel Spink's Tea Room, will prepare the menu. He announced that a special salad will be prepared for the occasion. It is the newly famed May-O-Namic (instead of Mayonaisc) Salad which will be tossed by its founder, Mary Namie. Robert Potter and Lula Dexter Green of Dishwashers Inc. will provide the soap powder needed for the after dinner clean-up. has Just purchased the Homewood Bus Company. Earthcnd County, Alaska, May 29------- Steve DiChiara and ingaiius Vetrano have volcnteered as the first crew of the Rocket Ship to Mars. This ship is designed by the physicist, John Boacklc. Topeka. Kansas, May 29.......The former Kathleen Thompson has been elected Mother of the Year