Notre Dame Academy - Mostra Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

,Masfrzz Ol PRESENTED BY I HE SENIOR CLASS O Flower of Howers, our Lady of the May! Breathe from Cod's garden of eternal Howers Blessing, when we thy little children pray: Let thy soul's grace steal gently over ours. Send on us dew and rain, That we may bloom again, Nor wither in the dry and parching dust. Lift up our hearts, till with adoring eyes, O Moming Star! we hail thee in the skies,' Star of our hope and trust! Sweet Star, sweet Flower, there bid thy beauty stay: O Flower of Howers, our Lady of the May! O Flower of Howers, our Lady of the May! Thou leftest lilies rising from thy tomb: They shone in stately and serene array, Immaculate amid death's house of gloom. Ah, let they graces be Sown in our dark hearts! We Would make our hearts gardens for thy dear care: Watered from wells of Paradise, and sweet With balm winds Howing from the Mercy Seat, And full of heavenly air: While music ever in thy praise should play, O Flower of flowers, our Lady of the May! 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Imitate our Blessed Mother in all my thoughts, words, and actions. Believe in and respect all legitimate authority. Honor, love, and obey my parents no matter what conditions may present them- selves. Have consideration and regard for the rights and property of others. Support and practice all the Traditions of my school. Endeavor to achieve as high a scholastic standing as I am able, never misusing any ofthe graces and talents God has given me. Always be loyal to my teachers and to my school. Ioan Carroll, '50 E 3 O ,ies . 2 .I 1 A . ,f,, , -sf snwwmvml-nwvww-w,wqs4 k4 .L :gifs A' 7 mM 'MQW ' N K' '5 ' ' N 7 M 7 ' gg- 1- ., 'f rf 1 1,-wif ,I .u,K,m A 0- ff f , www fb wh ' ' L f 1 JNQL 'mixi'-' f 3 --Um' ,z ' f New A ' i V. .X , . gxwr Rsfiuffi. :,.1A-52 P -.ik ' N .ng-'.1ge Li Y ' ' x -, Q +591 -1.1, ,M 5.Q?2g3yfw: ,X-,gk fi , ,,.,5,,,, ,. , 7.-,1 ,, . A , . - ..4 f L E' I x.QL ml . Gif Q 5 Q i ,s Q f 5 , 4 E , 5 l . l 5 H-. W-Q 1 I i201 Mother Sr Mother St. Mother St. Mother Sr. 5748 ,sw Reverend Mother St. john Nefmomucen, Provincial Superior Reverend Mother St. Agnes of the Sacred Heart, Superior Reverend Mother St. Mary Genevieve, Principal Mary David Mother St. Callista Vivienne Mother St. Theresa of the Holy Ghost Patrick of Charity Mother St. Jeanne d'Orl6ans George of the Savior Mother St. Patricia Marie Mother St. Thomas More FATHER BERNARD HUBBERT OSA Apolegetws .41 MISS CHRISTINE HOXVE Speech MISS HELEN DUFFY Physzcal Trmmng MR EDWARD HENEBERRY Szngmg f21 1 1 iff. N I A , . . . '-, '- J If is 1 n 71.7 .v 4 Qp'f'X,,:,lQml'g,jXffr1Yf 5 J R31 X: .94 -. ,.,2'4 'nik ,ogg ,gk- '-,jmkppm .mv X lg- ii' 1 la fig 4 AY. .L Q- n '-s QI 'lhc ideal person- lntimate even of the Freshmen- Student Council President. Has an admirable simplicity yet Steadily concerned with the Dignity and responsibility of ller positiong Apparent ease and nonchalancez Enviable grace of manner. Quick-minded Completes work without ado. Flecks conversation with Gay repurtee. VVill sacrifice popularity To uphold her principles. Unpretentious- A personality that defies definition In its cheerful, irresistible charm. ller smile speaks for itself llcr friends for her charm. P21 THIRD STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT QVL55 f6Ll'LC8 jA8If'8:56 gelnzi I2 51 2.5 HL 243 .fgnifa .!gl'L6!8l 50lfL Crinkly eyes That bespeak humor lnclined toward the delicate ln Art And Taste Thoughts elusive and undehnable She is something of the classical Art Major Perfectly balanced temperament Twoetrack mind Giants Polo Grounds Her other half: janet Reminiscent of oil paintings Still life etchings llas a strong appreciation Ol life and of The art of living. Serious Sympathetic Capable Envied curly hair Filibustering Almost lost midst GAA. checks, Mostra ads Definite ideas and views Loves hills and hiking Undaunted optimist Ever in a hurry Achieves the impossible At the eleventh hour A certain sureness and Determination gives confidence or 'jgnderjon To her classmates Worthy Business Manager of the Mostra. ' 525 261 lflflfle .XJIQCJPQWJ lalented pianist And Dram member ller sense of humor lihoroughly English But jokes of others livoke the unexpected Bubbling laugh Will say Offer it up .Xny time, anywhere With no provocation Prone to clay dreaming lied is her color She wears it to its full effect Cape Cod Capers Quizzieal Arched eyebrow Ferry boat yen Gordon Mac Rae Cool manner yet Warm heart Aloof on occasion 'llhen friendly A delightful paradox. Exquisite Enesse- Possesses an alarming Vitality and freshnessg Loves sunny things. Is unrufHed and poised- A touch of the cosmopolitan Glowing, radiant NVeek-end guest Glides in and out of peoples' Lives with naive suavity. Tull tales at untimely hours Confidential Creative Dreamer of dreams in her. 5, 'fl . 0125 61, ,Aiwa KZ7 Wie think of depths And quiet still waters- Fnthomless and mysteriously interesting 'I'hc essence of relinement I izrils the new, lows the old- AX conservative of thc sanest order. :Xssertiye when necessary- Shc brings responsibility and Conscientiousness To every N.D.A. activity. Known for her Netrtnessfperfection She is our Distinctive Distinguished gargara l l'L658l'L Barbara 1 s , ,, -,C 'f., , ,,, --4 ,n ' '.. .' LJ N- lk' '-0 O-or-N..J.-..v4y.-.,.,4,, W JI ,mL C ,A x l fr V ' ' ' , fy . W bs t . b S '-' '4' Q. -5- 3'-4,,g4. xx-snxli X 'CALL' ',..l,V :I , ' . . .- . H ' is 3 'k N - 't V' vli- 'Of-'Ox -'nu 1 -. t - A ,. ' ' . J l ,v .b'-,tl 44, .J 1, .N-. 0 Lil' gxN.xlB'.'1L,,:-it g Y-t,,g-v..J i J .AA-S f281'.1e,1e-.g. J A. -- 3 x . 4 .4 , I - ' ' 1 -'4 Blushes engagingly Almost black eyes Summers at Erskine Lake XVeek-ends in Brooklyn Keep her smilingly perpetually She dislikes commands She has a piercing glance VVhich measures you and Suddenly reveals Ann Unobstrusive in class Gentle but Noted for her extracurricular Explosions Which suhside rapidly leaving Others surprised and amused. 6Ll l 6Ll'LCO U9 303 Z?dl L6ll 6l, KQPZH Vlfelcomed newcomer She wears smart tailored suits. Is deeply interested in People and Places and Lighthouses in Vermont Proud of her snapshots Ardent Spanish student Unvarying in her varied program In her watch for the mailman. She worries but not too much. And lives in a world of dreams And colored skies.. Happy and tranquil Barbara Enamored with the South Georgetown loyalties Her hobby is shoes Shes an authority on them Intelligent and profoundly sincere Never unhappy Diligent knitter of argyles Fearless owner of a Jersey License on Staten Island Handles a car as she handles Her studies and social life-skillfully President of the Debating Society Yet not argumentative by nature Logical, Clear thinker Our Math Genius The Voicen Unassuming Popular Ioan OCLVL QPPO far Laughter Mixed with efhciency 'l'hat's Beth Loyable and irresistibly natural Straight ideals Shes a popular paradox Unswerving loyalty to C. N. D. and .-r Marquette University fx A llas an immense capacity fn' 1 lg' For friendship fi For varsity captaincy l For pep-talks Candor and frankness Rarely combined VVith true sympathy and appreciation Deeply hidden under a carefree my gzzagefit lZ5cwie5 A9 gd j Blithe existence 4-cu., ' I diff!! Z L I X'-CL' X K f-ff.4,z,fJ P 75 f1,f,f.4Lfx.dc ,anal dl fclne. fGo4.,ZZ,c-1.7 ffaxf I -,au frfckgu if n 1116 f,,wQb, L. QL- X0-f -'ct' Q01-lzg 34,11 .1271 ,051l -Qdfflf . .g,,F7Q,,4444U-f 1 lf ' ' ,fro-1-if P04 L,?g,,f,, ,f,,,L,4- . fig' 5.44 1 f' gf,--A. fszj f J , y , 4 frftofaff- ,ZJJ !4,,,,L,L, ffl?-:Q XL: y,4,0,ff,--. X 113'--gf-4 Dimples Demerits Dieting A menace on the Basketball court A good Companion for anything: Prom or Picnic Has the faculty of appearing Delighted to see you No matter what time Of day. nor how often She meets you Knows the latest news and lmparts it readily Firm believer in Relaxation Loves company and conversation Extraordinarily winning Pat pa Ltricia low! U5 341 PCLVLC85 -fm-f owning 1'-.4 Unpredictable Cultivated diction Spectacular vernacular Lives in a world Of her oun creation .-Xbhm-5 the trite. Sophisticated Poetic Individual Disarmingly frank. Makes us think of English High Teas. Decidedly different Fran Vividly attractive With startling red hair And steel blue eyes Dram President Effervescent Genuine in everything Original A refreshing bit of old Erin Makes you think of Autumn whirls and Sunlight reflected on raindrops. Distinctive voice, expressively melodious Graceful Savoir faire Persuasive Quick to blush Pat always has a smile And evokes one With her magnetic personality. pafricia amcm gas Will be remembered for ller Cardinal Wolsey portrayal. A brightspot at the Football games for The team that couldn't Fight without her. Our artiste - Propensity for the Professional 363 Efhcient Dram Treasurer Every day and twice on Sunday Expressive eyes which reveal Inner depths Alert and alive to Situations and people Gracious Laurie Her clear soprano voice Recalls the flute-like call Of the wood thrush She loves to tell and Refrell old jokes Dislikes class recitations Finds ir easy to Blandly reply Je ne sais pas Strongly attracted to Summer vacations at Tenafly Sweet Lovely Mary f37 sag .Anime gucci! 0 Constant and enthusiastic equestrienne KVill call long distance if Anxious about Kip. her horse. Xlusical lmpulsive Penchant for brown Assured Entertaining and amiable Loves conversations and discussions A delightful raconteur herself Possesses a variety of moods Strong as her opinions With decided' likes And dislikes Interested in the art of living Close to the spirit of things A dash of worldliness Contrasted with little-girl simplicity A new name Among the annals One that will remain With us and signify Friendliness And Generosity Propensity for Perfumes Staunch supporter of Blue and White Trips to the Painted Post Charitable Sensitive Loves everyone Genuine Enthusiastic Peggy dfgdfef M71 6I :50l'L 539 403 to 0,1018 oworod i Deep Slow-moving moods Sensible thought Cool, level headedness Always the exemplification Of the latest mode Generous with her talents Can be called upon Any time to design a poster Dependable publicity agent Proud of her wrist watch Because she won it as An art prize. Student who reaps Reward of her labors. Enjoys the close friendship Of a small group and Maintains a reserved Affability toward others. Charming example Of how to remain serene an wi' By never rushing Her dreamy quality Remains unruffied By time and tide And circumstance Insist on Jayne With a 'y' please English humor Loves to laugh to buy records to study late Intelligence worn well Simplicity and complexity harmonized With unusual ease ang ea ey Our Honor Society f41 42 Warfinez Has an Unexpected and unsuppressed Fondness for fantastic Questions and skating Squeaky laugh Sixty inches of lighting team spirit Brown eyes alive to everything. Sleeps till the ninth hour Then is unparalleled ln her gaiety and Energy. She is Extravagant but discriminating Artistic and Ably expresses Herself, her ideas ln drawing VVith distinction Designs her own wardrobe Cannot abide clocks ls unfailing In her cultural pursuits of Drama of Opera Unexpectedly practical Math marvel Thorough Determined Baseball enthusiast At the Polo Grounds Capable Dependable Photographic Editor of the Mostra Mm We 614141504 ,ir ll 543 441 Soft spoken with a Trace of shyness Cmnivorous reader With a definite partiality for Shelley Keats Has established a 3 o'clock Ferry tradition for herself Boasts a vast assortment of records Louis Prima holds first place Believes That real joy is found Not in looking for it But in doing things For others .Indira We guire sympathetic Sweet Dolores Beautiful Dignified and giddy Endowed with a supreme Appreciation of the Spiritual. Ilas the faculty of always Being there when needed. Interests: Classics and Cornell Prefers to remain ln the background- Prather the joy of sacrifice Than the glory of leadership. Earnest Sincere Lovable Mickey ff f' ' 1 JALM We Wfkami f45 H63 Odflfbflfe C WKAQMJ Dignified but gay Lover of the mysterious Sensitive to fine things Disarming often Through subtlety or indirectness One can't be really sure. Blends social and scholastic endeavors With surprising success Weekends at Bucknell Hardworking yet aflable Editor of the Mostra Has a personality that glows And warms the world around. Possesses charm without Consciousness of it and the Graciousness of a great lady- jan openly VVhen she laughs ller eyes twinkle? 'llhey twinkle often. She is Strictly feminine Evenetempered Loyal Aesthetic Conservative Quiet Humorous. She has Never been known to say Anything derogatory of anyone This enables her to enjoy rm marie orcm Life and others. as ,ga wi 481 l .gyltiriy 0 ,JUQHAW Delights us with numerous Cay reminiscences of Her incomparable years ln japan where she Consumed raw fish and Octupus' legs-oriental delicacies. Organized the Sodality In Yokahama, japan. Attended the Ceremonial Tea At the Emperors Tea Room. She became acquainted with many Distinguished people- Father Flanagan of Boys' Town Sir VVilliam Webb. Meets all with an intelligence Equal to any Has traveled through 40 states of our Own U. S. A. VVas Student Councilor in Japan Embassy School And is one of Ours. Outstanding traits: Sociability and Simplicity Quiet Demure Amiable And Obliging Careful Considerate Precise Zealous soclalist Tiny-with Big Ideas Makes us think of . Wee Willie Winkle 3 Earnest Sincere Margie dfgdfet p6'Ll A8l f49 U01 Faces life calmly Serenely Has the charming languidness . Of a southern belle! p ' 1 - ' But can exert tireless energy Upon occasion. Picnics axre her special delight. Capable inter retor of Classical music Slow to make friends Steadfast in her choice Stresses Quality not Quantity . , ' , , jnfanne fzolwfa, Independent Something queenly about her. , 1 Q., x. Her moods are often serious And testify to depth of character. Remarkable eyes 'Ilhat have brilliant lights In their darkness Flair for the footlights: I lenry VIII Awareness of life about her A character individual Yet friendly VV ith ready response To a spirit of fun. She is An idealist With the courage of her convictions Firm advocate of A I'wo wrongs never make a rightn Enthusiastic Congenial 060171 afCC6-LVO Lovable loan far 521 dll! 06'Ll'L SAQJAHM ,Xclniirably ambitious: Eager to learn more Chic appearance And appreciation of the cultural Proud of her Sorbonne Certificate Acquired a taste for curry in Egypt Red mittens and Cairo saddles Creation du monde kerchief. A little mysterious Even inscrutable but Beloved by her friends. l7its into any society VVith ease VV ith charm Because her tastes are Cosmopolitan She herself so completely Sincere V,-L.. '!,AfN-sls, 'N K' we parmf- wil JM ,QQ WA 'penis .904 . Y , 1 M4 L-5 '4 l 'oh L'-fukvl, A ' ,VL-l' Lk-'I gk ,f,l Vp? ,s.4.b-cNuJ..,lf1. T1..aL Distinguished for , South Carolina trip and ' I Airplane aversion. 5 , , 5 4- . -.0- - I.-L . V R .J g I e I- b Y 1 I Is an eager peruser of books ' - Q1 4. -. 5 I ' , - ' K 1 j Always on her way home but then- ' S Always at N.D.A. -.,:..,,,..-,b .A .., , 4. x A tradition 1 -t . 5 H-' . Q g Vibrant 1' ivacious Quick and generous in sympathy 9 L V - 'Q ' I R , R , ' - Determined Math student I- . ,' '-'f'x ,.' C L'L E 5 ' 5 K Her smile ready and infectious J 4 ik. C .LJ A.. VL x..,,.--- -' Her candor crystal -clear P .. L.. J' L ten- ' - 4 M -7 ' I Sweet tempered sci-1-x . 1, ,- ,. from X S' N- - .' Spiritual ' Q , .UMA sf -f 'SA 'Y gt' . ' X ' ' ks--.- rd 'N ' -4 kid x X Self Sacrificing l ' l . .. L L LQ 1. f, . N. Q ,.,.,.- an.. ,I X CL v v eq. -K ' Unaffected ' . A ' ' , K A Ns C A . . ,4 3 6111 6ll 6'lf Une plfne L Babra Ann I 1 - . 1 . n. C ' X h S' 4. ' 1 L M -. AX I - ' g 4 ' ' - K .N I -4 . I l ' . 4, ' f ' ' A M1 k K - 1 V p n 2 1 S - - .. . I ,x - S t I J K N K I -I .. .. I H , . ., I - - I X '- L N . . .5 ,, Q g - x., .. 1,11 ' e - I J I 53 3 5 541 ow? oome Za an VVho can forget Mary Lou's warm Exuberant smile Her generosity Friendliness Silver-toned laughter Dignity Her interests lie in New England summers The Vllild VV est Sincere herself She is sincerely Liked by all. We notice her smile first It lights her face - it remains And warms you after passing. She is deeply spiritual Sympathetic Practical: a Mathematician Perfect Soclality Prefect By her example By her leadership By her cooperation Li. Will do anything For anybody Gladly Eternally busy But not too busy To remember others - always gargara iemey 555 561 MM 6, jade!! Always in a hurry Seems to be rushing 'Iso keep in step with ller numerous activities ller ability as a History Student is a byword She has a talent for writing A fondness for things literary ls loquacious in an Entertaining way Friendly but Lives a trifle apart A person you never Really know But whose company You enjoy. 611155 Hi in y , . ,Do you remember? - the question uppermost in our minds these days as our Senior year draws to a far too rapid close. We pause awhile - and look back. Remember September 9, 1946? How falter- ingly we followed the lighthearted, self assured upperclassmen up the Bunny Pathn. We had not noticed this secret passage through the woods when we made our formal registration visit. We soon realized that this was only one of the many happy experiences awaiting us. lntrigued with the newness of things, with the atmosphere of distinction and refinement, we un- derstood, although we had no words for the sa ev.. digs:-e at- 9Q ' RILX'LllliND YlXClgX'l' BEA l'l'Y, SJ llctrcat hlastcr, 1950 wi , ,,,,.'1g.z .i X,-f X--1 A-aff! thoughts, how lucky we were to be here at Notre llame Academy. Yet we were not inarticulate in our appraisal of the social activities. Uur Freshman calendar was filled with humor- ous dates ranging from the insignificant meetings of the Tan Bandittiu to the more important meetings of the school's many clubs. From the very start, our class was completely united. Our many little projects, including the yellow shoelaces with scrubby oxliords, the swaying back and forth during llistory and the huge turtle we brought into class proved our liunloving dispositions. XVe entered wholeheartedly into everything. VVe soon established our fame by winning the song contest sponsored by the CAA. VVe gave our loyal support to the Varsity and those of us who did not make the team gladly helped cheer them. Suddenly mid-terms were upon us. We found U91 603 f?'7'x S-N.- ,,- .-.. J. Af L- X 4... . out how little we knew about Latin declensions and Science experiments. XVe looked forward to the Freshman-Sopho more Valentine Party for weeks. VVhen the great day finally arrived we had a wonderful time. The Sophomores were charming hostesses. It was the first time we really had a chance to get to know them. Our first Retreat at Notre Dame Academy was a memorable occasion. Under the inspiring guid- ance of Father Hugh Calkins we solved many of our problems. We were overjoyed when four of our beloved classmates participated in the 'lbig playn. Spring came and so did Spring Fever . We found it very difhcult to study for those final exams. Cur Freshman year was glorious. So many hrstsl Sophisticated Sophomores! This was the year we earned the title of 'isocial butterflies . In Sep- tember we returned to Notre Dame Academy bursting with intentions of leading the school. We encountered our first obstacle in the form of Latin, Geometry, and French. But our Sophomore year didnlt consist of all work and no playu, for in October our social activities commenced as we de- voured burnt hot dogs and carbon crusted marsh- mallows at the fall weenie roast . After this casual event we looked forward to the sophistication of our first High School Dance: the ClA.A. Turkey Trot. On December 8 we became part of an impres- sive ceremony as we consecrated ourselves to the Blessed Virgin as Sodalists. We added another cu., L 14 - .sf-X ff note to our fame when we won the song contest for a second time, constantly crooning HN. D. is on its way . Abounding in the Christmas spirit, our generosity knew no bounds as we outfitted baskets for the needy. Wle began the new term by getting acquainted with the Freshmen at the Valentine Dance. Then our thoughts turned to the spiritual, as Father Frank Beatty brought us closer to God during our second annual Retreat. Soon we were directing our energy toward our major production Harriet . With Spring came the May Procession and, as new Sodalists, we par- ticipated with unequalled fervor. Finally, we prepared ourselves to come face to face with our First High School Regents. Recalling the days of our junior year we visual- ize the distracting view from the classroom. Our studies in French were interrupted frequently when the Queen Mary or Queen Elizabeth came through the narrows . Can we ever forget those Monday morning conferences? Those deep, pene- trating discussions in Religion class will remain with us as a treasure throughout the years. No one could ever be so fine a convert as Michael, our re- formed atheist. To a 'iclass without a teacher for a few days Miss Kane kindly came. With her we struggled through Hlogarithmi' weeks. That year Father Donahue gave us our inspir- ing and elevating retreat. VVeeks after, we still kept with us that spirit which held us to better ways of V4 - .. ..... ......,.......- ,..v' thought and action. And then - that whispered word that made our eyes shine -the Prom. To the music of The Minute Men we danced and whirled on the clouds of music. The Kings Servant given in March brought out again the Sarah Bernhardtsp and i'Katherine Cornellsn of the class. The inspectors from the Middle Atlantic Asso- ciation did not intimidate us in the least. We were f61 Q? proud of Notre Dame Academy and we made every effort to proxe to the examiners what wonderful teachers we had VVe were not surprised to receive the formal accreditation We took this as a matter of course VVe felt and looked like brides in our white xeils as we sang and marched in our Ladys May procession. Then came the unior Senior banquet at which we were hostesses. Can we ever forget the pleased expressions of the Seniors as they viewed the replica of the High School? With the close of the year we realized that next year we would no longer be uniors but Seniors. Remember the great dav when vie walked into school and said I am a Senior'? Although we all thought wc sfzozrfd fccl diffcrcnt none of us did. VVL proudly took possession of the Senior locker room complctc with ncw dripcs and '1 new chaise longue. After three years of being together we were divided into two classes. Since we xx ere together for most of our classes, it didnft affect us too much. We started our social activities early in October at the Senior l lalloween Party. ln November the Iligh School was transformed into a fairyland for the G.A.A. Autumn Whirl. The dance was a huge success. Then came the biggest rm thrtll of all our school rmgs ' ' VVe were so proud of them that ue 111 dex eloped Chapped hands from gomg urthout glows rn order to show them off Lhflblllllb x rt mon tame and the blggest soclal ment ol our lour wars our Senlor Prom Well mul lorget that nlght Suddtnlx utms vert upon us Ihosc nlghts ol tt mmung, Llglllilbli mirlss on our report card' XXL tools ttme out from our soual and scholastlc mtuntles to turn thoughts to the sprrltual for our Rttlt tt under the dxrettlon ol lrather Vlncent Bc tttx Ihns Rent rt seemed to be more srgmfrcant Xeaclemx lt wx 18 hard to beheve that we were domg IITIPOIIIIII thtngs fox the last tlme Our plat Lrfe ulth Mother was wonderful Cur hours ol practlee uere ren arded bv the Hne perlormance g1V6D Durmg Easter week the Sodahtx sponsored a Sprmg Formal rn the Pllgll School It seemed rmposstble that a httle whlle later we x tt tmllx stttmf xt tht lunror SCDIOI Banquet Mueh of the laughter was mlxed ulth sentlmental tears KX e tll enjoxed the Sen1or prophecy and the Last VK 1ll md Testament We took our last Hlgh Qthool Regents Fmallv Gf3dU3llOD Day' l , k . , In Q ' '1 'Q V X' J ' l 1 ' W i - 3, s l . ' , V Q ' r . . . 7 1 L . Y , . ' X Y V . an 1 f I than any other, since it was our last at Notre Dame L '. 'Q Q ' b Y YK H ' v' Y' . . 'W 1 ' xc 'H n' l s, . ' h l -f 4 ' ' . . V , ' .3 x ' kk . y. I 1' I . L. rf 'fs L t ' I 1 I : 5 I 4 611155 Offivers . f -Q VUL F M7 Z7 9 te , A ka N Q THE D GHYMQ H A X 3 HL ' CADEM C7- -371-l I ' NRM., YORK Y WND 4. 4 , l V , Q' P011 jane Leahey, Mary Marsh and joan Carrol have received highest semester honors. 641 'lcv 4. X8 ' fav'-.V - f L S: X L duh -1,-.7 AUGXO NIOTIIER SAINAI PATRICIQ OliCllAR1'1'Y Alodermor' .I OAN N E A ICXVILLIARIS Editor JOAN SACCARO. 'IOAN SHEAIIAN A5si5tmzt Editors Plzotohqmplzj Editors ARLENE MCCORMICK DIANE-1' ,IAYOROSKI RN vi , Litermjm Staff CONSTANCE AYERS P.X'1'RlClA FARNAN URSULA PIAIESDELL ANNE ANDREXVS JANE LEAHEY ANN MARIE MORAN FRANCES DOXVNING Business Staff . DORIS ANDERSON .IOAN CARROLL DOROTI IY BRENNAN MARY LOUISE TEAIEIAN PATR1C1,x Down AUDREY NI.-XRCANTINO GAIL GANTER DONEZ XIQUES y arb ak Staff fee 'c 661 Vvfil- QA xp u1.4kL fm-:uk I mlm I9 I949 , Hip . -955 1 u -Q 1,3 , . .. . V is x-. ,, . yi wi UAQ 5240 df? .gygfftgpft J Q' f 0 a 1' re ec BARBARA TIERNEY f I Our Sodalrtv rs one ol the most outstandmg extra currrcular actrvrtres at Notre Dame Th1S xerr under the unflaggrng rnterest ol our modera tor Mother Sarnt Theresi and the cfrpable leader shrp ot la rrbrra Trernex, prefect, ue have advanced orertlx rn our movement For Catholrc Actron, by the rntroductron ol many new projects Among tlrcsc rrc the ardcnt campargn for mfrlung sodalrsts more frrnrlrar urth the rules thc lntroductron of mcntrl pr rxer rt our mectrngs the electlon of the bodrlrsts ol thc Year rnd the voluntrry 'lCl0ldlC1OI1 ol tlrt lrlcsstd Sur rrntnt on Frrst frltlrxs On thc fcrst of the lmmrcul rte Qonceptron, the Soplromorcs were rccerxcd rnto the Sodallty I Lrthtrrnc Xlorrn Vice Prclcct puts last mmult touchcs on Sotlalm bullctrn board rn me rnsprrrng ceremony, the grrls clad 1n whrte unrforms pledged themselxes to rmrtite the Blessed Vrrgrn Icr w rs served rn the Vrllr for the new Sod rlrsts rnd for therr puents rmmedrately follow rng the ceremonv The Frye Clubs uere 1 tremendous success rs were the Chrrstmrs baskets The Sodalrsts mrde an rll our effort to Hll twenty baskets for Islqnd prrrshes Another corporal work of mercy xx rs our project for the poor dressrng dolls for the Red Cross Everv second Mondav mornrng the Eucharrstrc Commrttee meets rn the Vrllw Composed of srx tcen members thcrr chref purpose rs to promote spe cml devotron to the Blessed Sacrement At each meetrng rfter the drscussron ol the dfly a resolutlon rs taken vxherebx members pledge themselves to rnspne other students mth r grerter love for our Euchwrrstrc Kmg One of the most cooperatrte sod rlrsts thrs year rs rs Anne Andrews rr ho nu cr filled 1n her duty as commrttee head of llosprtal volunteers Others who wrllrnglv lent therr trme, energy and servrces to Staten Island Ilosprtal are loan Saccaro and L ml ULN r 1 I tstmcnts f Lift Secretary dining cs Dwmth Y Bunn ur r. eclt rr, UL lsodalrry Meds teen s W0 U L ,je ma Barbrrr Connolly, Marvlog Co edrtors, Ann Marne Moran, Eucharrstrc Commrttee Chalrman and joy McDonald, leader of Our Ladyls commlttee f6 9 s . . - . 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L. . , K. , u K L I I I - 70 Debating Saczefy ThlS year wltnessed the foundmg of a new organlzatlon at Notre Dame the Debatmg SOCICIY Its first step was o draw up a Consututlon for the electxon of 1ts offncers The alms of the organlzatlon are to develop 1n 1ts members hablts of clear thmklng and correct speaklng as wx ell as to acqulre P0156 After a careful study of the forenslc art under the guldance of Mother Samt Calllsta we began a SCIICS of mtra mural debates on many subjects Durmg the second term the debates were concerned chrefly Wlth the N atlonal Hlgh School Debate TOPIC for 1949 1950 Resolved That the Preszdent o the Umted States should be elected by the dzrect vote o the people OFFICERS JOAN SACCARO Vtce Preszdent JOANNE DOOLEY Secretary JOANN E MCWILLIAMS Treasurer 0 0 . f . . f JOAN CARROLL .............................. President I wb- vw XJ CQ' Sfudmf 60 cl! The purpose oi the Student Council is to encourage the students of Notre Dame Academy to accept and discharge their responsibilities to themselves and to their school to stimulate a spirit of cooper ition among the Students and the Stall and to ald in the development ol loyal, constructive school spirit Membership in the Student Council presupposes that each councilor will maintain a high scholastic average and uill at all times be in cxemplai ol the ideals ol Notre Dame Academy The Student Council was organized in September 1949 upon the suggestion and guidance of Mother Saint Mary Cenevieve. Under its hrst president, Betty Twyford, it laid the basis for the transference of responsibility in school activities and discipline to the student body. During its second year the Council, guided by President Eileen Hoey, expanded its influence. Encouraged by the progress made in the formative years the 1949-1950 Student Council, with Constance Ayers as president devised a program by which the Council attained an important place in school curriculum. Several amendments were added to the Constitution. An Honor System was estab- lished which placed full responsibility for the maintenance of the standards set by the Staff upon the student body. A more ellicient programing of student activities during the school year was provided in order to arrange dates for meetings so as to prevent conflicts. A Standards Committee was organized for supervision and enforce- ment of established high standards. General assemblies were held in the school audi- torium at which all the students discussed matters of importance to the student body. The Student Council was honored by a letter from the Middle States Association, complimenting it for its organization and effectiveness. Considering the prestige of this Association the council members felt that this was indeed high praise. U1 I 5165 aw I lurrv over to Clee Club is the familiar phrase that echoes through the halls on ilihursdav after- noon at two lilitvlive Phi. There is a general hustle and bustle as the members rush to the audi- torium to start the rehearsal at three Phi. sharp. lhis vear. our Clec Club welcomed back Mr. lddvvard llenncberrv. our Director. who had been with Us previously. Klr. llenneberrv also instructs all the singing classes at Notre Dame and gives private singing classes as well. Under his capable direction and with Xlother Saint George as modera- tor, our Clee Club has seen another successful year. As in the past, several outings were arranged with their social and cultural value in mind. One of the most enjoyable was the concert given bv Xavier University at Notre Dame College. Several Clee Club members, moreover, heard the Manhat- tanville Clee Club Choir in their Christmas Carol program on December l8th and the Concordia Choir at Carnegie llall. Many also attended per- formances of ,flirlri and Ltr ilirtzriuln at the hletrof politan Opera llouse. A select group of Cilee Club 721 members comprise the Notre Dame Choir. More active than ever before. the members sang several times in the Convent Chapel. The Seniors in this group vverc privileged to sing for Midnight Mass. .Xmong the Choir's lavorite Benediction selections were: O ljsca XlllllUl'LlIT1u bv lsaalig iXve nlarian by llottazfog 'flesu Redemptoru bv llavanellog and Hlantum Ergo bv Hrandenstein. 'lihe Masses in Choir repertoire include those bv McGrath, Bra- gers, Yan Durme and Yon. The Choir sang for the .Xlumnae Mass, First llolv Communion. Conlirmae tion and the students' .Xnnual Retreat. Once again, the Choir traveled to Town llall to enter the Music Education Leagues' Catholic School Festival. The required number was the lntroit 'Terribilis Es . Our selection for the occa- sion was 'Cantate domino bv H. L. von Hassler 11564-l6l2j. Enthusiasm, interest and good sportsmanship were characteristic of this as of previous liestivalsf il he Spring Recital highlighted our musical year. wm:,,5.x'- ,,a..?LL7 j.fJf . J' A ZJW M 42 ,.,yv'3 gr' M gf D uma 61116 Q 1 PATRICIA FARNAN ANNE ANDREWS LORRAINE FIELDS President Secretary Treasurer Established less than ten years ago, the Drama Club of Notre Dame Academy has become one of our most popular organizations. Under the in- spiring guidance of Mother Saint Mary Genevieve, our moderator, and the untiring efforts on the part of Miss Christine llowe, our director, the club has achieved another year of amazing success. This year for our major production, we turned from a tragedy to a comedy. The successful Broad- way show Life with Mother made its comeback in our little theatre during April. VVe will never forget the anxiety of first tryouts, the tiring hours of practice but the thrill that came when the cur- tain rose on opening night. Life with Mother is another success we have added to our repertoire of past performances. Our society is an active member of the National Catholic Theater Conference. Its purpose is to further interest in the Catholic Theater Conference by presenting plays with a high moral background. Each member of the Dram has, as her goal, the Drama key which is merited at the end of four years by earning of twentyone points. Backstage work, prompting and costuming all count toward the accumulation of points. It is obvious therefore, that the Drama Club benefits not only those who have dramatic ability but also anyone who is willing to do her part in our productions, though she may never shine before the footlights. The Cast of Life With Mother enjoyed an appreciative and responsive audience. Seated, left to right are: Beth Davies, Lois McGrath, Joanne Dooley, Joan Saccaro, Patricia Farnan. Standing: Donez Xiques, Mary Marsh, Anne Reidy, Joanne McVVilliams, Jayne Leahey, Frances Downing, Lorraine Fields, Joan Carroll, Joan Meek, and Phyllis Zarelli. ,fs- D .JL u rut NW X l Ut NN Url t Omni Nlblml fu mu' tuitt Mrs. Willoughby Uoanne DooleyD is obviously pleased with john's attention. joan Carroll reenacted role ol' john Day. Harlan CPhyllis Zarellij recites Browning's An Incident at the French Camp with dramatic Crescendo. Nlother Cpatricia Farnanj listens complacently while Father Uoan Saccarol argues vehemently with Clyde Bliller Chlary Marshj. Cousin Cora CBeth Daviesj is entranced with Harlan's unusual rendition. cw 1 . ., 3 f . ' ' I ,' 5 me M . My FK N. ck 4, .- iifvx R 1 X' A ' P' .ka , t X xx hh Day. Jayne Leahey played role of Nlichael. L 4 Il Nlargaret Uoanne lXlcVVilliamsD threatens to re- veal Coachman Michaels inefficiency to Mr. Us r- fx . Q' X .L X lvatllcr Lhjnlxu S41L'caru rufuscs um umnsidcr the vvzgugvnzcxzt ring. Mutlwr CPatrici.1 l'AI'lLlIlQ in- xlxts than tlmc malttcr lx- attcmlccl to at once. w'2+ if'5?F.' 'Q Q J ' Avg, fzf. QQIAICIICL' Day KiI-l7I'l'LiiI1C fiiclds asks Ilalcl Xvi tvrnity pin. ,fag fQ7-:.- ,, ,'If ' 5'2 if N95 a T - Mary anc Scavcr, Mary Jane McCarthy, Mary Louise Teaa han and Maureen Donughue set stage fur Act I, scene 1. U63 lmlgllby fflranccs Downing tn accupt his fra 1 X W' 1 f f is MARY ELIZABETH DAVIES President ,IANE LEAHEY Vice President DORIS ANIDERSON freasurer General ,Aflzleflf ,4 5'5l7L'lllfll7l1 NIAUREEN DONAHUE Secretary Under the able supervision of Miss Helen Duffy director and Mother Saint Vivienne moderator the GAA entitles the students to many athletic and social advantages Inter class competition in ping pong basketball soft ball and volleyball is stimulated by the effective point system which awards a silver cup to the class with the most points for athletic endeavors. The first event of the year was the Autumn Whirl . The proceeds of this dance will be used for the building of the nevv tennis court. Seniors from St. Francis Prep Seton Hall Prep and the Augustinian Academy as well as several from Villanova and St. Peter's Colleges were invited. XVith their wonderful cooperation and our schoolmates support the dance was a complete success. Besides being the first social event of the year it was the first dance ever given in our school. The outstanding feature of the G.A.A. is the Varsity captained by Beth Davies. XA e are especially proud of the good sportsmanship of the team in accepting defeat as well as victory. Our six cheerleaders vurc alvi ays on hand to lead our cheering squad to spur the Varsity on to their victories and to help soften the blow of their defeats. Little Miss Notre Dame Justine Moran became a regular cheer- leader. She helped boost the morale of the team and certainly was a credit to the cheering squad. The last event on the C,.A.A. calendar was Field Day. Athletic letters out awarded to all students who earned them. The point system offers the opportunity of winning a letter not only to Varsity players but to all those who have been of assistance in G.A.A. activities. The 'W eenie Roast and tht spirited singing of school songs made this day an unforgettable one. The C.A.A. has contributed greatly toward character building. Require- ments such as perfect uniforms, silence in the halls and other regulations have developed the sense of fair play in all the members. This association has encouraged a sense of responsibility, the value of cooperation and team- work and, most of all, a respect for other girls, even when they are opposed to us. First and foremost, the G.A.A. has shown us how to be great losers, as well as Sportsman-like winners. ELIZABETH CARROLL Athletic Manager 4 Of S 9644, 900090 'Q n , Q32 99 -IUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS U31 I 5 SENIOR VARSITY MEMBERS Gcorgiu Zurcwicli, Dorothy Brennan, Sliirlcy Ollanlon, Leila Arias, llilda lNlartincz, Ann Turley. Mary jane Curley. Cl IEERLEADERS Constance Ayers, Mary Louise Teahan, ciilIl'lCl'lllC Moran, Esther Smarcli, El' len Ilanlcy, Cordelia Martinez and little Miss Notre Dame -Justine Alomn. E791 5803 MfLJ6l CLL51f8.'5 0 ,,,w4 un1or Blologlstb are skllled Perch dnsectors pw Scientific-minded u n i o r s ,tudy thc microscopic world. 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