Mount St John Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Gladstone, NJ)

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l nf! .fy W JI I fs 'v94 0V-f K5 4,66 x s if fffiffwc Axim n ,JVC 2 President Senior Class, 4 Chief Marshal, 4 Student Council, 4 Grail Movement, 4 Clee Club, 3, 4- President of Alumnae Association., 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Mission Club, 4 t f' Masta? y y-,Agreed . Z, if Af , , , l ', W cZA,fLf-. E.-17s While at igh: Library Assgtant,f1,12, 3d President Library' 'Assistaruggf3fg. Home Economic Aids,-2, Q, , Ojice Assistant, 3 ' 'i 1 - -' t 7,,,.geA:f K 4-ffl .fy 4 M W Elven E. Engerud to fl f If iment to someone's original discovery. How about that ' is our class presidenfs amusing con h Coming from Flemington in the latter part of her Junior year, Eileen immediately ecame an ' t t and almost indispensable figure in the affairs of her class. Mature as the Church's ideal impor an of young womanhood, Eileen's initiative and sincere desire to do good have accomplished very much in the short time she has been active at St. John. Students and faculty alike have remarked her ability to conceive and carry through projects always with the willing and enthusiastic cooperation of her fellow students. Eileen's plans for the future have exercised a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' . lt d ne: the serving strong influence over everythlng she does and decides, for her idea is an ewa e o of Christ in His suffering members. She can think of no nobler occupation than to be an instru- t ' ielievin her sisters and brothers through the loving practice of a nurse's vocation. Be- fllell. In ' g cause of the intensity of her desire and firmness of determination to follow her calling, we are sure Eileen will prove herself to be the realization of all our high esteem for her. Generous acts bloom rom zmsehislo thoughts. R27

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X Marshalg 4 i Sodalily, 3, 4 Dmmagig Club, 41' f Vice-President Clee Club Assistant Editor of'Yearbook Grai1M0vem6M, 4 Jipsiqg Club, 4 W Louise ll. llelliovo Louise, one of the high browsl' among us, has a sincere liking for Dostoevsky, Poe, O. Henry and Chekov. Still waters run deep-and we can be sure that Lou's quiet moments were not periods of inactivity, but rather, moments when she was nourishing some brain childl'-or working out a problem of the ages. Intense in completing a task, and at times a real go-getterw, she has contributed much to literary projects in school. A true talent for writing provides a solid basis for her ambition to enter the field of letters. With such high goals we are sure she has set for herself, Louise will strive on the highroads of mankind's aspirations. A noble nature can alonef attract the noble. izs

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'qi l l 1 1 1 l Ty-ga,-uf-ef gf Senior Class IIB Ell3l5id8 School: Glee Club, 4 Student Council President, 2 Grail M ovement, 4 Smdenf CDW'-Gil Dramatic Club, 4 Representative, 1, 3 Marshal, 4 Foreign Correspondence Mission Club, 4 Club, 1, 2, 3 Horseback Riding Club, 1, 2 Yvonne F. Lellurre Another new addition to our senior class this year has been Yvonne, who has brightened the scheme of things noticeably by her glowing reddish-blonde hair. More important to us, however, than the fairness of her features, has been the extreme gentility and courtesy she has displayed toward teachers and students alike. Her responsibilities and assignments were carried out faith- fully, zealously, yet never ostentatiously, -for the key note of her personality was an unassuming and quiet devotedness. Coming from Paterson to us, she has enriched our class spirit also with her good naturedness and mirth. Our petite and delicate Yvonne, outside of school hours is an accomplished artist with the emery board and Ends much diversion in tennis and bowling. Her years after leaving St. John's will he spent successfully in the secretarial field. Her voice was ever 50112, gentle, and low - nn excellent thing in ez woman. 28