Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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tm 650118 Leollonor 4th TERM Kathleen Eitel Anne Marie Ferris Irene Crealish Patrivia Healey ,loan Holt Marie Krieger Margaret Morton Ann Mulvehill Ann Petrocelli Joanne Ponessa Jeanne Seamen Sth TERM Claudia Allen .loan Alpi Mary Briody Barbara Burkbee Patricia Claffey Eileen Donohue Annette Fournier Christine Hamilton liarhara Heil Katherine Horan Irene Knohlork Carol Kreist-her Joan Lang Magdalen Mullin Virginia Murtha Barham 0'Dwyer Winifred Quinn Virginia Ranre Patrivia Reilly Ann Ryan Phyllis Safarik .lanet St. John .lean Torsney Lois Yelten Anne Wilm 6th TERM Mary I.ou Adams Joan Blumenauer Patricia Bogert Mary Ann Chiarmonte Alire Clark Anna Costello Jacqueline Delaney Sally Ekenherg Nancy Ciangrasso Marianne Githens Marylyn Hall gf. KJ . HIGHEST AVERAGES JANUARY 1951 BARBARA BUCKBEE Fifth Term FAITH REIG Sixth Term IREN E HU DDY Seventh Term Society Bernadette Healy Patricia Howard Catherine King Anna Mae MvCahe Rita M1-Murray Alire MrVey Elaine Monks Joan Motzer Faith Mulholland Betty Nelson Eleanor 0'Brien Maureen O'Donnell .lean Olsen Alive 0'Shaughnessy .loyre Phillips Lury Pisa-ane Faith Reig Kathleen Sahourin .loan Sr-hroii Anna Srhuvart Yirginia Seery Mary Sullivan Mary Sweeney .lanet Torpey Anne Vlfacewiz .lean Walsli ,loan Vifalsh Cornelia Woods Virginia Yarkel Tth TERM Rosemary Burns Alive Cirillo Patrivia Connolly Virginia Curran Elaine Dehan Loretta Deiker Regina Ford ,loan Ilaupric-h Irene Huddy Mary Killian Barbara Land Patriria Lane Mary M4-Elroy Kathleen Maggio Ann Ringswald Marjorie Rooney Mary St. .Iohn Barhara See Christine Simone Marie Sportelli Mary Tompkins Cecelia Walsh

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TIME FOR MUSIC V. Curran, Presidentg J. Hauprich, Treasurerg M. Rescigno, Secretary, R. Mauro, Vice President. LADIES OF LEISURE Psaki, Treasurerg J. Wagner, Vice President, C. Gallo, Presidentg E. Dehan, Secretary. - After struggling through exams and Regents three years, we had approached that glorious moment of our lives-our Senior year. Our first duty was the election of class officers: Virginia Curran, Presi- dent, Rosemarie Mauro, Vice President, Marie Rescigno, Secretary, and John Hauprieh, Trea- surer. Many activities called upon members of our class to be their officers: Mary St. John, Sodality Vice Prefectg Carol Hasto, Vice President of the Glee Club, and Phyllis Lynch, Secretary of the Orchestra. The A.A. is well represented with Alyce Peters, a varsity forward and Marie Reseigno, a vivacious cheerleader. Mary Killian and Irene Huddy are on the Muriel Staff and Loretta Dei- ker is Hobby Club President. All in all, every girl has helped in making our class as wonderful as it is. 7-2 Our Hrst activity of the term was elections. As President, 7-2 elected Car- men Gallo, and to assist her as Vice President, Jac- - queline Wagne1'. Our Sec- retary is Elaine Dellan, and Treasurer, Connie Psaki. Regina Bligh, Christine Rosen and Judy Sheridan are Sodality, Cenesian and Mariel rep- resentatives respectively. We are proud of Eliza- beth Brown, who represents the A. A. and Mau- reen Garvin of the Propagation. We are honored that Marie Sportelli, Vice President of the G.0., lives with us. The following statement of our first President is culled from the 1948 Crusader when we were in I-I and it reechoes in our hearts, Altogether we have a wonderful class, and I hope that some day we'll be the best eighth term class that T.M.L.A. ever had. 112