Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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- As 'LEducatcd Frcshmeni' wc have just begun to take account of our various aetivities sineo entering l.Nl.I..A. lll Septenlher. NN e. ourselves. are quite surprised to Gnd how lllllt'll a part of Mary Louis we Imvf- lN'4'0lll1' in this short time. Our Sodality representative.Kathleen Rus- st-ll, and Propagration Representative, lilaine Flood have demonstrated their alrility in their respective organiza- tions. We are all proud of our first lmo llonor lIl0lIllH'l'S! Carol Kloss, l.orraine l.ivoti, lllargaret 0'Donnell and Ann Van Corder. Already ,loan l.undine, Ann Van Corder and Carol NVaeewiz have made tlwnlselves val- ualrle additions to the artistic endea- vors of T.M.L.A. and have earned their Magnet pins. lVe are athletic- ally inc-lined too. This is especially true of our own XVQ-ndy Collins who just made the .l.V. Lynn Pfohl, our ora-ln-stra lIl4'llllN'l' completes our list of very husy second ternlers. We hope- to work harder and harder for 'l'.M.l..A. as each term passes. Front Rnu-: M. llring. J. Crilfiths. E. Flood. B. Dolan. J. Koch. ll. Cassitly. C. lmlvliruto. J. De Rosa. I. Eiclller, L. Pfohl. P. Megiel. R. Squitteri. Svronrl Row: C. Waressiz. C. Quinn. C. Young, V, Lan. tw-llotli. J. St-lmullo-r. M. Mac-vhia. M. Boyle. V. Fraser. M. 0'Donnell. tl. lilo-s. NI. tlrunholnl, E. Hein. K. Murlha. J. Moravus. D, Pguinam, lim-If ltmr: l. T4-ge-:le-l'. L. Livoti, E. Tyrrell. E. Gallagher. J. Luncline, l'. liratly. II. Russell, E. Maltes. W. Collins. A. Van Corder. C. Riggs. M. Burke. E. Algozer. INSIWCCTINC THE EYES AND EARS OF MARY l.0liI l26 C' KIM- vii? PFCSi1l8Hl: V. Frazer. President: l. Telede Ser-retaryg E. Flood. Treasurer.