Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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lf t an time, you need some rose windows of intricate design , 3 Y and glowing color, you might call upon the first termers who made sixteen windows as nice as these two at Christmas for the Cafeteria. . Q of r25'dgn6-'41 -rorsnele ptof tiers To Rose Alumnaroud W9 ptgtufes me ed Wo puQl xe'Sder C032 nel' 31 cf-ea se for 4' r at rl ig t i ii ... rt N 'S .Q -.s N S rine Ann Muxgsn h Cat eher Beth! hurry imc' ,Qt is an a m- Watersenrolled as 1l'?S64. lferbiat The dass O Alice Timothy, a fourth term Magnet, captured second prize 15151 in the Golden Jubilee poster contest sponsored by the Queensborough Public Library. Eighteen other Magnets won honorable mention and a crisp new dollar bill for their posters. fx. wWM5 6' l Mary frud - ideaeagvtitera 140, gggnlyiftherl Ger- Ri six mont fx Mary Eoafslze the n w'H when graduaizfli Ott Carp-,enrle afound, 'me Comes Louise owes? enfaa ffafeniaa 28. Varsity vs. St. Brendan's 32-18 29. Varsity vs. Aquinas 36-20 31. Reverend Roger Monson C.P. opens annual retreat APRIL 3-l4. Easter Recess l5. Glee Club sings at Radio l7. Macy's Sub-Deb Fashion Show 24. Class Eliminations tor Diocesan Oratoricals 25. Public Address System Completed 27. Fathers' and Daughters' Com- munion Breakfast MAY 2 Zone Contest tor Diocesan Oratoricals 2. Glee Club Concert 9-lO. Sports Night l5. Glee Club sings at Town Hall 22. Junior Music Recital 26 AuxiIiary's Silver Tea tor Faculty 29. May Crowning Ceremony JUNE 9. Diocesan examinations I6. Regents examinations l9. l4O Seniors receive their diplomas 20. Senior Prom-Essex House 23. Class Day l6O

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l S the delicate blooming forget-me-not from Saint Joseph's garden is a symbol ot perpetual remem- brance so, too, is your generosity. Without your aid, all our works, our hopes and our desires would be unfulfilled. f l What good would it be to have a pile ot neatly typed themes, a drawer full to capacity with perfectly drawn sketches and the largest possible collection ot informal snapshots it we lacked the financial backing necessary for the publication ot the CRUSADER? However, we did not lack this backing and the credit goes to you-all ot you, our loyal sponsors, patrons and advertisers. We wish to thank in a special way: Mr. M. Gorodess, our photographer, who seems never to grow weary and Mr. M. Michael of CamrfArts tor our successful portraits, Mr. Norman Allis ot the Molloy Cover Company for getting our covers delivered early this year, Mr. Frank Ball ot New City Printing Company tor his valuable suggestions and kind encouragement, and, Beatrice Kovar '47 forthe hand drawn capitals and script titles on our Division Pages. Surely we will fnrgvt-yim-not and we send out our CRUSADER with a prayer to St. Joseph, Model of Workmen, that his inter- cession may help each ot you in whatever work you are engaged in. MAUREEN T. REID '47 162