Notre Dame Academy - Tower Memories Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Jo-Ann Burke Margie Cohill Ann Cimpermon Mary Columbro Kathleen Conroy Margaret Corrigon Terese Coughlin, P.N.D. Dolores Coviello Lorraine Decker Mary Delvinco Fay Dickard Elizabeth Divis Irene Dolnacko Marie Dusek Rose Ann Eichenb Margaret Fitzpatrick Mary Gorreffa Eleanore Gejdos Jeanne Gensert Theresa Giordano ? eze c7446 6441461164 4 Jiute eapgew 72

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attema! aigza Mm? Ow: MollAe'c BISHILANY, optimistic outlook, unruffled patience, tranquil spirit, sterling qualities of a sterling companion . . . ELEANORE BLANKENBURG, pensive gentility, wistful beauty, still waters run deep . . . THERESE BONTEMPO, wth her we know we have been on the heights, gentle, sympathetic, quiet, Bonnie . . . NANCY BRADY, chestnut feathering curls, buta tercup of funniness, arsenal of knowledge, at home in jodphurs, tons of fun . . . MARY ANN BRAUN, dreamer and idealist, she has to a rare degree the blessed art of making friends and keeping them . . . MURIEL BRICKMAN, confident for your troubles, inspiration for your fun . . . THERESE BUETTNER, Student Council president, supreme clicker , lots of dash, lots of ability, lots of friendliness . . . Dolores Abood Virginia Bobka Dorothy Bollosh Dorothy Barnick lrmgord Beitat Genevieve Benes Rita Bicon Bernice Biciel Nina Bishilany Eleonore Blonkenburg Therese Bontempo Nancy Brody Mary Ann Broun Muriel Brickmcm Therese Buettner

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'osemary Cooper Mary Alice Dick Mary Feran Alice Gizewskl JO-ANN BURKE, fresh as a daisy with friendship on every petal, peaches and cream sprinkled with sugar . . . MARGARET ANN CAHILL, musing shyness like the soft patter of April showers, elucidates in Latin . . . ANN CIMPERMAN, short, sunny, sincere and sweet, making friends is so easy with her, you're lucky if you're one of them . . . MARY COLUMBRO, chestnut hair sunkist with gold, blue eyes expressing volumes of thought in one glance, a contagious smile, eloquent, espe- cially in song . . . KATHLEEN CONROY, slender, midnight a la fran- caise, an efficient private secretary according to the stars although she's a comrade of the out-of-doors . . . ROSEMARY COOPER, Rosie dusk brightened with a lazy smile, there's blarney in her dimples and whimsical humor under shadowy lashes . . . MARGARET CORRIGAN, sophistication in syncopation, black derby and Chesterfield, brOWSing in poetry but not on Saturday night . . . TERESE COUGHLIN, P.N.D., merry Terry with a philosophic twist, will be a Cog in the wheel of science, veiled in smiles . . . DOLORES COVIELLO, a fuse of fun that doesn't need a match, constantly herself, underclassmen's ideal. . LORRAINE DECKER, historically-minded but not ancient, brown eyes that spill laughter even when you glimpse that set profile . . . MARY DELVINCO, the corners of her smile have sunbeams in 'em, give her college, a medical career and a lake to swim in . . . MARY ALICE DICK, hidden depths of humor, naive, her dark eyes seem to say that a pretty girl is like a melody . . . FAY DICKARD, there is an elusive something in her eyes, the hazy smoke of autumn, the distance of winter's snows, the intangible touch of spring . . . ELIZABETH DIVIS, a literary type cast in sterling silver, twinkling with elfin piquance . . . IRENE DOLNACKO, a picture of studious contemplation with the knack of humor and the love of fun lurking in her smile . . . MARIE DUSEK, humorous stimulation, she loves to sing and wants to continue so in an office, near a skating rink . . . ROSE ANN EICHENBERG, wings on her fingers over typewriter keys, 0 sunshiny look in her eyes, will be a keeper of the books; her aim, the sky . . . MARY FERAN, loved by the Leprechauns, a touch of Irish pluck, a bewitching potion of gaiety blended with a serious, athletic temperament . . . MARGARET ANN FITZPATRICK, as versatile as a Scotch plaid with a tang of Irish wit, as popular as the soda pop fitz-zez . . . MARY GARREFFA, forever jovial with a quick pickup that doesn't need fuel, enthusiastically yours, steadfast as a sturdy oak scattering leaves of friendliness . . ELEANORE GEJDOS, the demure charm of old-foshioned gardens, tranquility under a starched white cap . . . JEANNE GENSERT, a small bundle of western vigor and eastern sophistication, not a little Dumbo for she intends to be an artist under Walt Disney . . . THERESA GIORDANO, she's ath- letically persistent, musically inclined, biology-devoted, and headed toward the business world . . . ALICE GIZEWSKI, tall and winsome, very much the artist, cathedral quiet, deep purple and virgin blue . . . 73