Notre Dame College - Moorings Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Ta:::qti,t11'-!i,,::a-i:,5?x5ir?SnL?3S. ?49'fQ:Ll4m5g::,jl,d aLF VI,-my ui? .G if M' V 1 .,. -,1 REVEREND HENRY J. GEBHARD Religion A.B., St. J0seph's Seminary, Dunwoodie vayilf ffff fygiyfl VEREND JOSEPH N. MOODY Political Science A.M., Ph.D., Fordham University 16 FA ULTY 19 4 I A 1 V N 1 in V -, ,-3,J.,.,,-g.c..,.,J -'-, K, ,I-311, -M-L X- :E v.:,:.,,L lf? ,Q L:,'3::?-,.-4 -.j ',3l:y.j:.', j-. -r,-, 45.5, --.55 it -LQ .- '.., 5- v. -r-1, 1, Q ax, -f .bfi,A5v.M,,,L,,f.3gL1 ,,-Am, ..,Z.:-1...,Y. h -,,-xt.: . :A X ,. .V--f.-,U .. J MT .,-A -...,.,k.. . LLQ.. i., 3. ia.-:.,9,,. uf,-. .,., 5,-. -. P, ' ,-I 1-,:..,.. 1 , ,..,, -,Q A . -. ,. M K GEORGE A. CEVASCO English A.B., Saint John's College A.M., Columbia University Candidate for Ph.D., Columbia University JOAN MARIE CONWAY Speech A.B., Notre Dame College of'Staten Island A.M., Columbia University TIMOTHY COSTELLO Psychology B.B., Fordham College A.M., Ph.D., Fordham University ACULTY H .Qi V' JOSEPH CZACKO xx ,A Social Science i'??u,.qa Ph.D., Pazmany Unlverslty, Budapest Lics., Gregorian University, Rome JOHN R. DESCOURS French ff ff B.S., A.M., New York University Candidate for Pl1.D., New York University .HELEN L. DUFFY Physical Education B.S., Ville Marie College, Erie, Pa. iv Z., a,Z,f1f l is ,ff f 5 ' 39 f KW 18 'Mr' i 1 ..Z 1954 A .,,,,,,. .. VALENTINE C. HUBBS German A.B., Hofstra College A.M., New York University Candidate for Ph.D., New York University WILLIAM .I GRACE Englzsh AB AM Balllol College Oxford ' FREDERICK .IOSLYN Director of the Glee Qlub B.S.M., New England Conservatolry of Music LX 4- 1 l I I f il. 'J I 1-'IIXII g 2 1 Jfx! Q :X , Xxx x,.,LgV,f'k r Tx-5,xN ati SOJLELZKJIXIX K il fix' ? -N J X X f V xx N I TK Xxx in If if fl I f 'X Qi! Lf giw lm 2 2 ' no f f l' A fl 1 WM FACULTY A.B., Manhattan Colle e A.M., Columbia Universi Q r ' Educationll Q . ' - .-P -V:f- 2 HENRY A. PALCZEWSKI Mathematics M.E., Stevens Institute of Technology A.M., Columbia University CHARLES M. SCHOEPPLER Chemistry BS., B.Ch.E., MS. Polytechnic Institute Candidate for Ph.D., New York University 20 4 1:, Q iiui 1954 ROLAND SEQUIN Philosophy MARX EILEEN SKRONSKI Commerce AB Notre Dame College of Staten Island A.B., A.M., University of Montreal Ph.D., University of Montreal Institute of Medieval Studies GERARD THORMANN History B. es L., Universite de Aix-Marseille, France A.B., Columbia College A.M., Ph.D., Columbia University 21 4 4 4 4 4 4 Z 4 Z 4 4 4 Z 4 Z 4 5 3 Z 5 5 3 5 4 6 4 7 6 4 Q: E R N S 3 N x 3 3 3 x 3 S E my 3 5 N 3 Sis S 151 W N 3 1 X E! is Will iV2 i l ff l l 'nn A I ,My if A ,Q .u,. Q O P Q . 1 I I f fs 0 ... 1 . 1 , f ' I S ., lg, if'- f Q 1 it 5 Ai' , 1 5 J ' l 1 Ulf , 1 , u - amfance meme 2 M Bachelor of Arts President of Student Council . . that a ealin IIOICS pp g upturned nose . . . deep brown eyeS billets-doux on the bulletin board . . . volumiI10l1S . . . a profound patrician. fav .zu-5: ,Aff-g'3'e'g:.-f-.f.-J 1Jgrj..'f.ZsY -5' flifg,--Til 4365.2 -g2j5,i55.,4.nf--f 1-1,fg?5,g,-2Qg -.A-.. si- -is-if '-.bf-:1-1 'fffaff-' .-4152 ,- fer'--H f---f , , ,. g' , ,.-,r ,. -- IQAJ A .ix A J :UA--'J I V, ' ' , 1 A Z . . K! if fr' - . . I I if ' X ,Ili if A- , , I 'i ,V ff- iff ff f x ff f J' I ' f me 2 i 5 1- ff jf Jkifff 'J 1 .ff J ff 5 f,f I, 1 is if n 1 f 7 K , A XT N 'gg-if f 1 Aj? 1 of 1 1 g , ' J gf . . , ,ff ' ,, i W il f X rf ff! ,zflf -7 ff x M15 cg ' if F lwlv ff' f f Wf f ' x uf I - I evw . wakrcwz Bachelor of Arts Prefect of Sodality . . . sincere and truthful . . . everyone's friend . . . her k' 7 hilosophically Fran . . . favorite pastime--coo ing. . p sound. 5 K X X 9. 5' x 2 ' f ps .,:.,!, ,- ' V' V-57 'f ,..,,.i , I Q, A6w0QZ2Le J one f 6 Bachelor of Arts President of Senior Class . . . that calm serenity . . . wOl1 suregi' . . . Deanis List a specialty . . . sixty chews to a bite . . . casual . . . so easy to talk to. J it -1 -Q ,rf Lg l-4 4, gtg, . xl , Q! ax Q l fill J M l J I in -I Q1 is A X . f ,ff rw Mobile is tx I I, I fjf' ,IV Hr ffl A fs I ewfa wma Bachelor of Arts - . . deeply interested in the underprivileged . . . ardent sentiments . . . a true realist . . . her lovely voice . . . that .lunior thesis . . . reliable. s .1 4 LM' f . , ., A ,jf A X uc? I fy, , 4 vifvw .JU 'GL ' U4 i A! ,J AF' 1 D is 'X f f I 1g,'f XL, fit, 'JM t.fJ,Lfi?Ji'Q3.f X ghh iWQLi74i .Ml C I V IV xnl' LV X alzemne aww ecfz ew vp J M bf IU D ti' Bachelor of Arts lf MW N -fl . . ls ' f '51, .f f .' . . POISC . . . lndependent streak . . . Wfhe South will risei 'N Q. -V 'UQ L, . , ft W-J aga1n . . . our skatlng star . . . that laugh . . . long, dark y s V Q ffl tresses . . . artistic. Jkmt 'I tv, ,V J X at 28 ! 'L 'a w WL, A... ,J ' X h 1,1 x 'LW . h 4. J 'L- 'N Y I' Wjtd, , Xl af-4' J .V - ft tr f ,, --11--:-. 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HBut what can I say noW?', . . an avid reader . . . intellectual . . . 4'n'est-ce pas?7'. - ' i 5 - .Li - rg, ,nf-1 'f fe-.1,g:tzf+-,, 31,--L. -Q'.,.,e..,f-1 A,1'i',wf we - gf g,g,f 37, ef 3,-,-jg. . 1 ,:. fi-.,a.f,ff.,'-51113?,p--5-2:f.,:e'-19.7 f:r'.a5.: V- .-:f1H.11fa-F14'52-f4YL11f?5?f1fr'-la-1 i ' I 'N lv ff , 4 Y- ' A55 K f fri f - 1 J Y r, M 1 pf P ,T 'K V ' nfl ff X1.,f 'J -' . QW X xr A, BLA + 9 ,Q BM '96 1: J X ll 1 W f I gi JJ 4' J sg U ,, '-if 1 F 1- t ' b .ll 4 'M' if ,ef J' 9 A M all 1 li, pp 9' 1 .1 ,uk M ff, will l db n ,tl fi if Wy ff' W' aw awe! awzft eff Bachelor of Arts . . . unwilling to sacrifice her firm convictions . . . always has a new light on an old idea . . . the ideal student . . . M 1 sincerely yours. 4 , I 1' j fl !o fl pf 4 , nf - 'T I 1' 2' ff P' rf u 3 , aan fu' amend azfwaafa Bachelor of Arts . . . Milly Buddy . . . our own Miss Fix-lt . . . uWi11 you listen to me? . . . sparkling friendliness and warmth . . . postcards from the country. 4' ' 1 If fr' Xf' , '15 c 'Y' ' 1 K pf' If , ---19 V- V5 HJ- ' Q' ,- ,H ,' Wlliawl t f ' v' H t-'L .Wal l . x ft, 'A if 4 V1 Uyfjjtf JJ 1' I few. 5 Q L W ft X U M ff ,,-gf .. 2 ,f t J! vu! WJ? W f fcgjifx V W, , ,A ,rhs f el? awe awww B achelor of Arts . . understanding and dependable . . . decorative flair . . . MI'd rather be dead than-2l?7' . . . G.A.A.,s little mother . . . demon on a basketball court . . . her charm bracelets. V f L' If j ltr of -f- flu ,QWWQ Qgycgxiwjwffjy. MW' rifffz 34 W X aww fume 6677fL70fLL.7fL Bachelor of Arts ' . . -. 6'Betty Co-edw . . . knee socks and pleated skirts . . . from frat pins to diamonds . . uMy Bill . . . HB1'idgev anyone'?,' . . . that impeccable hair style. F' ,f I wi f ,af and ewmaefc, , Bachelor of Arts . . . introducing white bucks . . . delightfully charming . . . Robert . . . June Bride . . . ND. and ND. . . . sweet but sophisticated . . . curly head . . . partial to French poodles. J J I J f x 1 B O ij! ,,, JH, J 5 ,r ' .f P s uffx L? een yQ0,v,mw' tmwfeffabze mmwf f fb Bachelor of Arts . . . all-around athlete . . . l k Diet Queen . . . that stockings a da sia es with laughter . . . our blush and Irish glow . . . a pair Of y . . . 6gWhere,s my bag?,'. 2 4-fg:-4'-V-,'i:g: ,:l'g.'ggg,,2'f 151 2,52-j,,ffi',5 X52-:LC355-anpff L-'113i15,gf:-f,ig2fff fr- -1-rr .-'f: - 'f-.-f- -ill? y ff' F 4 t cw kixliii NC' 'Hr-is L fn Q4 tik- . X lx L. N xv' Y - b rf- U. fix , i 00771 . QZZQWQ Bachelor of Science in Education . . . intellectual interests . . . perfect business woman . . . operationnfrog . . . our young Democrat . . . uSl11OkC Gets in THE Eyes . . . St. Patrick's Day enthusiast . . . quietly 37 surprising. WHQXRA r,.-,. it v , 11 Q1 Hi ill 4 N r ,L ,,. ll: 1 x 'l 'i I V i 1 1 1 P ' W 47 , 0' . 00504, L een emo 6775 Bachelor of Arts . . . uIt's immaterial . . . N.D.'s little Einstein . . . GICY' nally busy . . . efficiency personified . . . bridge games all through lunch times . . . an honest friend. L V , ' ' f . 'Q ,--4 . . , .'-- Y .-. ,., if ., v',,..,...,-,'. , Q ,,-,.t,, . ,,.-, ... . ,....,,, .. , .. 4- . M:f,q,:f,',3g4vj',,,:.f, A, . ,g Q, ,.,,,,,,L..,4,.g .-,,:.1.1,-L.,-Q.. g--,-., , ,,1.A,z -5 .,-f .siegeg,j..,,.,,,mi.,t,,,F-.ff ,,,,,,l ,n Q.-..-Q, . ,.1-- -, V, ., ,m,,.......,-,M f ., J' -V j. I ' 0 f i's f, ee' J :WU F A 1 vl ,J E me Crgcvfcww Bachelor of Arts . . . charming naivete . . . starry-eyed Faye . . . candid opinions . . . pensive . . . a quiet and pleasing manner . . . serenely unruffled. qf '- Nh' lx I I. -1 . -, A . .J , H v J I 1 3 , , I 11 N .I ,V 4 ,N , li! JJ, 1' I Q y :yy J 'K O J .x 1 f f' 'I 4 ' lj .x W K J W avril J JJ 'FZ lx 1' fir 3 lo if!! 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MMargie was written for her. Of iM if0fff'W WW M t 530 W5 X 42 WW ,fjf aware awed wow Bachelor of Science in Education . . . Secretary General of our Security . . . capable and enthusiastic . . . one who gives confidence to others . . . that certain determination. I X f . f ' -'-V 'L .J-X .5-T-.V-N - A A - V , Y Bachelor of Arts . . . our Whiz Girl . . . MI failed that test . . . Charles Goren's protegee . . . a mathematical meflel . . . petite and piquant. w l jf, SXAQQQ f ' ' to 1 u v 5 5 K V , J, 1 J H f ' ia, 1 if V I ' I JSP girly. ov kwa! il il vi f V VV ff' f V u i t 'F i 1 5 .gf , f . Q I fl' f ., X 'fs v 195' 4 6 lm 'R J , .N , ., M 1,, . 1, ze' if .fit , 4 06 C6 756676065 66760771 Bachelor of Arts . . . ul thought l taw a puddy cat . . . fun and frolic . . . friendly and practical . . . fits into any group . . . Science -her first love. v...,,: ,,.,.-, 31 ,--fgg-.'j' px.-ug.. -,.q1g,1'.1L': j jpg-:Z frlyq iff: j.-ZAJQZ.-L Q32 'f'5jej-jfygiji-jf ,X-ij-lg: :, ggi, Y J J NJ if ,'lg.'J p'1!A X LJM JIM :X 1 J y I W lfla, 4, M4 ff J if Joy! F O ffl JJ if v A E P.: 0056660 rf ewwa me B aclielor of Arts . . . the Sarah Bernhardt of table 13 . . . sociable . . . a delightful raconteur . .- . tireless worker . . . Cl6pCI1d3b1e and entertaining. f 'fax fc' . Milf v5- iw t ,J :V if lc wi 0 moan? rM0fL577f06l77f Bachelor of Arts . . . microscopic handwriting . . . loves red . . . those cold winter Weekends . . . delights in dancing . . . uthe name is , German . . . Gcmy children- . 46 , S xi A i J 3 on , ,. , W , , x ' 8 'I 5 - C weffa aww jo 657665 Bachelor of Science in Education - . never a worry . . . never a frown . . . Miss Brooklyn . . will shine us an future secretary. I , ,, go fyy, ,.,' V 'jf 63, . . K 6Uf25iL0L6L 78716 7fLf ff07Z Bachelor of Arts . . . having Saturday nights full . . . distinguished by her wid0w's peak . . . always interested . . . that little giggle . . 4'lVliss Equestrian . if Vw af we! Dgowfew, Bachelor of Arts . . . neat and trim . . . a Jersey Central Special . . . a win- ning smile . . . Joanis favorite bridge partner . . . an ardent Dodger fan. I J ff ,if fi 'fi A of feeling . . . statues boy. 7416 f 603 Z Bachelor of Arts a quiet dignity . . . 6cW113t,S the l1urry?,' . . . depth que appearance . . . her perfect page- s I 2 . V Y , I 2 yi I gk N t iw f f I' I nl -f 'L 21 rf I W 'f ff af av rm asc ee B achelor of Arts . . . five thousand friends . . . always laughing . . . the G'Birth of the Blues gal . . . our Junior Freshman . . . uCome on,let's play bridge . . . carloads of good ideas. I vi-!l!Q.4fb3 it J in I J ,A-Q' b.,g,,,Q,9sl 'elvis K- N47 'tg , P gil- an L i'J M, 1 ,.m,-vb ' W 1 w Q ,Jr Q mx Q a Q43-00 mn sf' Wim . ,, 1 'wi ,, it , s, ., 4 Tabby' WD 52 'T ul . f ' f ,f f f WM Wwe mzecabzlo' Bachelor of Arts . . . perfectionist . . . the artist-she is something of the classical . . . intuitive and dependable. .I 1 v I 'rm ., rj:-L.,,,:-:JY-L11 K-.jail 15 -ug, 5fQ,:3,l.L:,Mifm:?,i:4.1:!E5:ADfFq gil F5--411,15 5- Q L, , -1,,-,e.ggq.f , ,,:,..Q.-,:.., ,J gS,g,gA,E4:XA-LAL! 3 wg:-wpcgmxww. t ,u.fwxA-L-u..QQ.u-if GW' 'bluq wg QA-vie SEA' agua Mawaffa Q Q Bachelor of Arts . gracious personality . . . nice to be with . . . nice 'to know . . . a perfect lady . . . cgwordswortli, a Nature Poet . naturally poised. -x f' 1 V 'Af ' . K A r - ww , , 4 . ,,, , 'H ,al . 5 ii. Z, ., - . 1 . ,rg A , .f QQ if ,if M. 3 F ,1 I A , 1 .1 I f' J I 4 I 1 K Z 2 I , 1 , ,git l I ll ff!! ,, 4,45 s , .f I if 5 f lf 5 I' f L F J? 2 X s xx' l X I j I ff 2 J' A 1 f 3 , I A t A! 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W, ow ew Bachelor of Arts . . . uCalling Doctor Kildare . . . indispensable . . . a friendly interest in all situations . . . SPOV, . . . pert and competent. Johnny on the i , H - 4' rt? 19 :J 6? nz an eaamfcrcleffe caffwfa B achelor of Arts . . . good-natured, with a sweet smile . . . our Fordham rooter . . . a firm non-believer in diets . . . bursting per- sonality . . . Senior bowling champ . . . endearing charms. Ti: '5 vrfgz., ' -1 Q,:',Qf.jf gf- 3:15, j. 'gTjg,'g5T,:,3,Z.-,, 'i..'if. gig jg :Q-jj,fy,,-.33 -,gr :1L3j .gf ' , ff .T -'f4:34.?fhj1.v5Q1LTq-,ea 4 . J W , as y ,b,,,,c - jf y fy' fy ja fy J. , ff IH ,flu , I Rvk. 5' N' J :GJ J ' ,, -'l ffl gf yjyff' you J fi JJ' A5 ,,,.,f-1' ,. rf' yfj LV' ' KWH' il Wm, mme adam Bachelor of Arts . . c'Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue . . . always young H Sparkling smile . . . that daily Air Mail to Ray glows like her diamond. wfk aikewwae QMZZOWL Bachelor of Arts . . . MlVly apartment in Parisw . . . billowing crinolined skirts . . . has ugreat things to dow . . . lady with a roffues' U u l gallery . . . shades of Odgen Nash. 11:-f Lxyirf L-1 1-:ef1:.E-1.15244--:xg i. ig, 1 m , ' I.. l ' l Q! ' l J 1' Q3 I ' J' 1 NJ! , A, .v W J ' , 1 f 1 L I' U 4 lf , I 1 ,,. 0 I ti J 6W nn Q fefcucczf . . .. I .. Bacllclor of Scicncc in Education - - . startling slatcmcnts . . . lifc of the party . . . the I ' - - a1l0I'6d woman . . . that sly laugh . . . SyllllllllllCllC and understanding . . . that ccrluin Licutcnunt Bob. A -J L! , AVI ' , ffffl 'Lf 1 Z -' if I A lj' f,1, , Z-ttf ! up , I 2,1 swift ! J I f , i fl, ,f ef in 1 Q! f ., A x ,I J 1 17' 1' -A ' 4 X M 1 if f Ml , fir' I I ,f fl! f ff' ,Z 'I -X J 4, ,g .,'! p J f Jil ,X If ,!l 11,5 jjjfffifi 1 ,va I J ' ,J ff if ,f ,' 'J ' f I if f f .ms if ,N .f I ' ' Jfxf I X!! if ff If f, ,V Kg 5 . I f f! ,Mx ff iff! lj I ' I Aff, ff 1 f ' I ' I I ZW ' 4 1 , I S 1 1' V .f I ,ff rl , V, A. 4-.I zz vff f'. If I . 1 3 r ii? If .- ' f..f 1 1 1 3 Q-' I O 1 Q' fy Eimfa if ff' f gf 51 img 1 f ff fn S, 1 l L l ia NL ll H li N 64 f O Q! 6 6721 ,s 66578 B achelor of Arts . . . a cute little idealist . . . the demure chemist . . . note that mischievous gleam . . . the man in her life . . . H011 but 1,111 not ready yetlw. J X W L' , 1 n. I VKX mt ht 'N al K K E , ff' , ,1' w 1. 5 , V' 1 Y I ,x - N 1 r f , V Q XJ jr ,J If l x 'X ll I , A sf I Y g Azz X A f YJ . .. 4,,, , f P ' r f 0 4 oc aww bfzfafan Bachelor of Arts . . . uCalifornia here I come . . . chic appearance . . . congenial and considerate . . . the first of the Diamond Girls . . . that far away look. t ci t ,Mn ' at :TW llf 't' vt f rw. if f ff I fx lf . I Nj t z ,Q A ' lf'!l1nfllf ff ff I if N Q Q. 'f ' ff, f' Iwi!! V W V11 f FF' 2 'lf .t 4- ' N' if a tw 66 Ma came B achelor of Arts . . . vivacious . . . bubbles like champagne . . . never a dull moment . . . knit one, purl two . . . lovely to look at, delight- ful to know . . . c6Da1'k Eyesw. .Ya ails ,f ,ff we wma Qzhowwc Bachelor of Arts our gay treasurer loves that Latm beat t e Irlsh look Freud and I volumes of notes unpredlctable Wlt M a gi, ' t? - by fp s H 7, ' ...'h ww. tv 'F x E w tw t I I . w W r L P x i I it 11 W f 1 1 Y K i QM W W Qs V7 Www NNW W 68 C . agua aww y66Wf Bachelor of Arts . . . practical . . . a constant conservative of the sanest order . . . '6C'est si bon! . . scientious. . our perfect pensive . . . con- 1 1 I 1, .tj H T , 1 Q' O 'Z- , u . . x L ,PJ cf! i J Wy if cf lr L Q ..- Y. . 1 1 I 1 I , H. .sf J Q ,lf V rf f JA? Aj, S Q O 1 ,J X .1 'VV J i H, P, 4 f We cd D awww omg f Www .3-f B, af t bf' ff infix, ,g Bachelor of Arts 5, I . . . sparkling and creative wit . . . a loyal and thoughtful vol' friend . . . Nlust wait until '56I'7 . . . delightful to know i-fl ' C l . . . . leaves you laughing. f x 69 ,x 1 v4 ' 1 1 l I ! 0, f .J ,f 1 I I A If of A nonc J .. J ff f r 'V A t M 1 vf I li I I ,, f gf ay ,ff Q' 'Q A I gf x,c, fat? j 41- S xii fx' Ll-3' -f L! 7 or Pa ii ..' a 'lil , f : 7 I . U' My lr K R 4 r-'- L W, 'N tt 1 tl 70 QMMMA66 .fffikffwfz Bachelor of Science in Education . . . that fabulous WHSlliHgtOH weekend . . . tl1c Marine's Advocate . . . ideal secretary . . . intelligent and depend- able . . . Marcie . . . sweet and lovely. J .iff V!! ,., Q ..4 1l ffl J aumeen 06057500601 weewfe J iv Bachelor of Arts ' P0186 Cp1t0H11Z6d excellent orgamzmg Elllllllty I, f rellable SIHCCIC and act1ve a model person 71 3 1 Q Q tg ,wwf V H 3 ,lt lk T Ml aj J My F I 1 l I V A 2 i 1 .S'jJUfL! fp , , ,X i fr, O, My e n gow 'K' r WW 7- l lj' ji!-f FJliu,1-fuuf xffyau q 'f W, Mc ww? ,az awe Q ew we 'Pg I WJ U it l - Bachelor of Arts xl . . . a beautiful girl . . . building castles in Spain . . always shines in a crowd . . . our Charleston champ . . 72 carefree and cosmopolitan . . . a natural charm. W A E 1 Y I , I V I , J A4 1 D f I f sf!! U Z5 A 0' mf aww mam B achelor of Arts . . . confidential agent . . . dues and committees . . . the shortest distance between two points is- . . . she never stopped working . . . loyal . . . UGO, Tiger, Golw. M I 1 ' 9 1: f ' - X .V fi' k ' . .r,W 9,1 2 K 4 , ' R fq f Q . 'V t ' 5 Y s V' Jigfrs tO I .- s' of 5 0 'gr ,y - i i 'M at A - f '- . -R 1 if Q' 'li 2 ' ' V' - ur I K' if ,, n u ,' W- 1 .9 1 f 1 37 psf- . Y! ' 1 ,. If e . our x w 5 1 1 1 A l 1 w 1 1 ' A l 1 E l 3 l 1 K, ll w x l A M lx i, V9 I 74 ULU Bachelor of Arts . . . a sparkling intellect . 64011, Where did I leave my- - . . . absent-minded . . . ult's time for a change, you know. . . . a personality that goes places . . . staunch. ' 1 ' j ' ,, - - - ' ' - , ,uf 4 - 1 :,r- .:Q-,L-,:,.4 - - f,-f'---,Q-,f-,f,.1-1, :.'.- . ...eff 2, -'gg Q-4-121 -ig-Fai, -',fEf fd-53? , ,. ' 5 1- r .. wt J! fxj X y' J 't 4 s D .1 if A J, 1' fijJ.X2 3' U! Qjfi P? F. ty-XJ4 ff' ,rw if af .IJ I J Q2 Jgamka came glrflwfa Bachelor of Arts . Wferry has his pirates, our Terry has her Prince' . . . refined . . . sensitive and sensible . . . one in a thousand . . . a wonderful companion. 7 E , L ewfmaleffe Mafifae Bachelor of Science in Education . . . Miss Helpful Bernie of ,545 argyles or steno, ,Which means more? . . . demure and unassuming . . . the silent type . . . calm, cool, and collected. I , 3 ,.,,v-.' . g, -- ,. ,fx --f -f - -I- ,r ,,-',f-.-f- -- -.5 :rss-, y-e,..- ...,: . ....-1,1- L, --Q -- -4- '- . 11.12, . ' .11- gf '-.ii-,,.1,3,x,Qf1Q ' :gg gf y-,g-.u.1e.xQ:!--'fs if ,WTA -,. . Aj. Ll' 3'-3 57- .gf-ffm--1 14,153.7-uffgw'4'jf 1. -,,g,.,:..14,,,.,-.2-.A .fry -. 'a '-9-. . ' fqf'-A-if H 'Q' '-' ' WJ ' 4' 1 ' f' U , I L' W, UTQWQJQ nM66zQf66f B achelor of Arts . . . Woody . . . those sunglasses . . . Miss Staten Island Advance . . . Emeraude . . . 'Tennis anyone? ' . . . New Dorp . . . a warm friendliness . . . uLet's have a partylw. 7 ALBERTA ARENA Cl b V. S d lit , F h Club, Psychology. 11 , 106 Pgesaidellit, Sglcligal Science Club, Literary Club? G.A.A., Young Democratic Club, Treasurer 35 Philosophy Group, Glee Club, Le Chroniquellfi Scop, Assistant Editor 4. CONSTANCE AYERS 4 R dl' , St d t C cil, President , nepre- 19 ??fSellVho'guV1Vh0 31 Vice President, Junior Class, French Club, Psychology Club? Alternate Delegate N.S.A. 4, Social Science Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Y911I1g'RePl1b1lCan Club, Philosophy Group, Debating Club, Little, Theatre, Glee Club, Le Cronlqueur, Scop, Col- umnist 4. CATHERINE BECHLER Sodality, French Club, Psychology Club, Literary Club, G.A.A., Democratic Club, Swimming Club, Little Theatre, Glee Club. JEANETTE BOLDUC Sodality, French Club, Science Club, Mathe- matics Club, Psychology Club, G.A.A., Phil- osophy Group, Riding Club, Glee Club and Choir, ROC Program, Le Chroniqueur, Circu- lation Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4. HERTA BUTTE Sodality, French Club, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, Literary Club, G.A.A., Young Democratic Club, Philosophy Group, Glee Club, Scop, Le Chroniqueur, Editor 4. MARGARET CAMPBELL Sodality, Who's Who 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Philosophy Group, Debating Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Co-Chairman Junior Prom, Scop, Editor-in-Chief 4. JOAN CAPUTO Sodality, Literary Club, G. A.A., Swimming Club, Little Theatre, Cheerleader. ELIZABETH CRANE Sodality, Psychology Club, G. A. A., President 4, Vice President 3, Democratic Club, Varsity, Co- Chairman of Decorations, Junior Prom, Chairman of Decorations, G.A. A. Sport Hop 3, 4. NANCY CUMMINGS Sodality, Spanish Club, President 4, Psychology Club, A. P. A. Representative, Literary Club, G.A.A., Republican Club, Philosophy Group, Swimming Club, Riding Club. MARY LOIS DERMODY Sodality, Vice President, Freshman Class, Span- ish Club, Literary Club, G.A.A., Republican Club, Philosophy Group, Riding Club, Little Theatre, Vice President 4, Moorings, Advertis- ing Manager. EILEEN DONNELLY Sodality, Social Science Club, G.A.A., Vice President 4, Class Representative 3, Swimming Club, Varsity, N. Y. S. A. F. C. W., Delegate 3. JOAN FARRELL Sodality, President, Sophomore Class, Secretary, Freshman Class, Psychology Club, G. A. A., Democratic Club, Secretary 3, President 4' De- bating Club. ' JOAN FEINLER Sodality, President, General Activiti '. Vice Presidennt, Sophomore Class, lglsathjecihlggll, Club, Secretary 3, Psychology Club' Literass Club, G. A. A., Varsity, Chairman, Sehior-Sophy omore Luncheon, Chairman, Junior-Senior Ban: quet. ANNE GALASSO Sodality, Spanish Club, Psychology Club- N S A. Delegate 4, G. A. A., Philosophy Groub, ' NELLY GARCELON Sodality, French Club, Secretary 3, G.'A.A Philosophy Group, Debating Club, Glee Clug President 4, Secretary 3, Choir, Le Chroniqueur, Assistant Editor 3. ' MARGUERY GERAGHTY Sodality, Psychology Club, Literary Club, Swim- ming Club, Riding Club. MARIE GRACCHI Sodality, Spanish Club, Secretary 3, Psychology Club, Literary Club, G.A.A., Co-Chairman of Publicity, Sophomore Prom. MARY HANNAM Sodality, Who's Who 3, 4, Mathematics Club, President 4, Psychology Club, G.A.A., Swim- ming Club, Bowling Club, Congress of Catholic College Science Societies. CHARLOTTE HEALY Sodality, Vice President, Student Council 4, President, Senior Class, Psychology Club, Liter- ary Club, G.A.A., Democratic Club, Riding Club, Press Club, Scop. JOYCE KEENAN Sodality, Science Club, Treasurer 3, Literary Club, Social Science Club, G.A.A. PATRICIA KING Sodality, Psychology Club, Science Club, French Club, G. A. A., Philosophy Group, Riding Club, Little Theatre, President 4, Glee Club. DOROTHY KUNSMAN Sodality, Vice President, Senior Class, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, French Club, Social Science Club, Vice President 4, G.A.A., Republican Club, Swimming Club, Little Theatre, Chairman Junior-Freshman Dance, Moorings, Subscription Manager. LORETTA LAGANA Sodality, Psychology Club, G. A. A., Riding Club, Swimming Club. PATRICIA LANGTON Sodality, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, a 1 I G.A.A., Representative 2, Democratic Club!- Philosophy Group, Swimming Club, Riding Club, President 4. MARGARET LAUTEN Sodality, Mathematics Club, PsycholoSY Club? Literary Club, G. A. A., Republican Club, Bowl- ing Club, Swimming Club, Congress of Ca'th011C College Science Societies. JANE LEAHEY Sodality, Secretary 3, Secretary, Sophomore Cla? French Club, Treasurer 2, G. A. A., Riding C111 I Swimming Club, Scop, Business Manager. DORIS MANCINI Sodality, Catechetical Society, .Co-Chairman 3, Chairman 4, Science Club, President 4, Philoslg- phy Group, G.A.A., Little Theatres C-C- ' Delegate, Publicity Chairman, Jumor Prom. if 2 l l 1 , . 1 ,L l T' .I ll 1 li li a l l If S S l l i i Y. l 3, S 1 2 J 'r l l, xl l l I ACI-IIEVEME NTS MARY MAGEE 1' 5 L't ry Club, G. A. A., Philosophy g2g3pfySwimRl?ng Club, Little Theatre. TINA MAROTTA Sodality, Eucharistic Committee, Chairman 4, Mission Committee, Chairman 3, Science Club, Literary Club, Vice President 4, Secretary 3, Democratic Club, Philosophy Group. EILEEN McCAFFREY Sodality, Vice Prefect 4, Class Representative 3, Treasurer 2, Mathematics Club, Psychology Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Democratic Club, Swimming Club, Debating Club. RITA McGUIRE Sodality, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Psychology Club, G. A. A., Democratic Club, Philosophy Group, Riding Club, Swimming Club, President 4. MARGARET MCKEON Sodality, Secretary, Junior Class, Psychology Club, President 4, G. A. A., Democratic Club, Debating Club, Vice President. ANN MARIE MOYLAN Sodality, Psychology Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Republican Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Swimming Club, Riding Club. PATRICIA 0'DONNELL Sodality, Science Club, Social Science Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Democratic Club, Co- Chairman Iunior-Freshman Dance. MARGARET PARKER Sodality, French Club, Science Club, Psychology Club, Mathematics Club, Social Science Club, G: A., Philosophy Group, Swimming Club, Riding Club, Little Theatre. IOAN PATTON Sodality, French Club, G. A. A., Bowling Club, Manager 4, Riding Club, Swimming Club, Little Theatre, Co-Chairman junior Prom, Le Chroni- queur, Business Manager 4. ANNE MARIE PETERS Sodality, Spanish Club, Psychology Club, Treas- Wei' 35 Llterary Club, G. A. A., Young Republi- Carr Club, Vice President 4, Philosophy Group, swlmmlng Club, Riding Club, Little Theatre. RUTH REARDON Lslodalltk ROSary Chairman 4, French Club, Presi- 452154, PSYChology Club, N. S. A. Representative L, oclal Science Club, G. A. A., Riding Club, Sittle Theatre, Glee Club, Co-Chairman Junior- emor Banguet, Scop, Columnist 3, 4, Le Chroni- que'-lf, Assistant Editor 4. MARY ANN REGUCCI gffdglitysi G. A. A., Representative 4, Bowling U a Llttl Th - . Sophomore fiaromueatre, Glee Club, Chairman COLLEEN REILLY ?ncgi1EtyhI?1f1SS Representative 4, Mission Com- . v alrman 4, Mariology Committee, Co- gzgsrginafl 35 Mathematics Club, Science Club, Clulralg fs Psychology Club, Social Science 1050 il .A., Young Republican Club, Phi- P y TOUPS Bowling Club, ROC Program. ANN MARIE RIORDAN Sodalifys Spanish Cl b T Clubs Social Science lCll1b,n3SKleA,3, Psychology RITA ROGERS Sodality, President, F h C1 - P h Cllfbi .Literary ClubTeSPr1l1eEsllden?Ss4, Swimming Club, Little Theatre, Secretary 3? Moorings, Editor. ' CATHERINE RYAN Sodality, N. F. C. C. S. Delegate 3, 4, Class T1-egg- urer l, 3, 4, Science Club, Psychology Club G- Philosophy Group, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, U. S. Naval Reserve. LOIS RYAN Sodality, Science Club, Social Science Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Young Democratic Club. LAURA SHEPPARD Sodality, Class Representative 2, Psychology Club, G. A. A., Young Democratic Club, Phil- osophy Group, Swimming Club, ROC Program, Scop, Moorings, Assistant Editor. ANNE SULLIVAN Sodality, Prefect 4, VVho's Who 4, President, junior Class, Psychology Club, Literary Club, G. A. A., Young Democratic Club, Debating Club. MARTHA SULLIVAN Sodality, Social Service Chairman 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Psychology Club, G. A. A., Young Democratic Club, Scop, Circulation Manager 4. MAUREEN SWEENEY Sodality, Science Club, Delegate Congress of Catholic College Science Societies 3, 4, Little Theatre, Glee Club, Press Club, President 4, Chairman, Sophomore Prom, Decorating Com- mittee Chairman, junior Prom, Iunior-Freshman Dance, Student Council Fashion Show, Chair- man 4, Co-Chairman 3, Co-Chairman Senior Prom. MARY LOU TEAHAN Sodality, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Vice President 4, Treasurer 2, Little Theatre, Cheerleader, Chairman Decor- ating Committee Iunior-Freshman Dance, Moor- ings, Photographic Editor. BARBARA TIERNEY Sodality, Who's Who 4, Class Treasurer 1 8, 4, Mathematics Club, Psychology Club, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Chairman Iunlor P1'0mS Chalfman Senior Prom, Moorings, Business Manager. URSULA TIESDELL i Sodality, Whois Who 4, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Literary Club, G. A. A., Young DemoCraf1C Club? Philosophy Group, Debating Clubs SCOPE Le Chroniqueur. TERUKO UCHIDA Sodality, Literary Club, G. A. A- BERNADETTE WILL i t Sodality, Psychology Club, G. A. AJ Rldlflg Club- EILEEN WOODSTOCK s d l't , F h Cl bg Psychology Clpbt Social Sgiefncey Cllilimand Ilhternational Relations Clubi Delegate A. 1. R. C., Literary Clubs G-A-A-S Swimming Club. LEONORA YUPPA l I Sodality, G. A. A. , Swimming Club, Riding Club, Little Theatre, Glee Club. MCCDRINGS ST PP RITA ROGERS LAURA SHEPPARD Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor MARY LOU TEAHAN MARY LOIS DERMODY Photographic Editor Advertising Manager BARBARA TIERNEY DOROTHY KUNSMAN Business Manager 82 Subscription Manager ,, ,f,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,., , , , W lfff-ff.vf-,M-f,,w M, W ME f Z! X 5 f ? I f f f X f Sf HISTQRY OP THE Q' SS QF 1954 9 Q .fa Our first tea. may A me.. .. jj I. ,i,':gf..i.'.ff' .. .,.- , V, ,. A V 1 2 . f V . ., ,fa WA X- .4 f' - f' 1 ' . T 67, '-, 77: :NF X was N A x 9 was ,...M,- - Em: f .5 lily? Val, I ,M-lf,,iv get -.9-.'.,1Wg'f.,f, .' .ea , 5 ' ' , ' 1 s 13. .- ff v1.afV',g,,..' r 4 jx .1 - A A , R G V'?.,f.f 1 J but fit QAPA, Qqgf 15?-' 1 , 4, r . V f ..,. 5 ,Am ,. b ,.,, 5 ' 52 r me Freshman Class Officers FRESHMAN Thursday, September 20, 1950 dawned fair and clear, as had so many other days that year. But for fifty- five young women, this was the day of days-the day they first entered college. After that arduous climb up Grymes Hill, we arrived, and nerv- re ously scanned our surroundings. He ll We were, only recently glorified hig school seniors, now tl1e lowest of tlle low-college freshmen. One hundred 2 Rita Rogers, Class President, lights the Christmas Candle. X VrV,. and ten knees buckled, iifty-five stom- achs dropped, hut We surged ahead to our first encounter and met the col: lege. Looking back on Freshman year now, we can smile at our fears, but the grossness of their magnitude overf whelmed us then. That day we were petrified at our humble position in the World. Glancing enviously around us at the first Tea, we wondered if we could ever attain the poise and con- Cookie voicing our appreciation at Freshman Investiture. W 0 A-I The Faculty Dinner after Investiture. fidence of those who surrounded us. The answer seemed uno , and our hearts sank. But one faint glimmer of optimism said that we could try, and try we did. Freshman year introduced us to the bazaar in the midst of a hurri- cane. This storm was but the begin- ning: it was the prediction of the future storms that would accompany most of our social functions. The Christmas party was our first contribution to the social life of the college. We, as hostesses, cranned our necks, slid off ladders and stretched our arms in order to decorate the giant tree in the center of the audi- torium. Pouring at high tea was a frightening experience to think about but we passed it off expertly, beaming at the laudatory remarks about the success of our party. Christmas vacation meant a relief from school and gave our tired muscles a rest from an exercise in which we were always participatingg the exercise that followed the com- mand - 4'Freshmen, to the audito- rium! We have to put up the chairs. Exams were not a bright prospect for us still green coeds and a curtain of gloom seemed to fall over most of us. Seeing the doors guarded by stu- dent councilors made the tenSi0I1 even worse but we overcame our fi1'St major obstacle satisfactorily. That twice daily walk on the hill. 'iii . fi , fl l ,, i?5 ,f A 5 - is my x 5 fl' Q af Y ,wifi af Pg Lili if ,, '- 4 ,ff 4 5, s N-.2-Q My 0 j w M, X, Jfwgf Wm , Qmffqggggi M 3 5 Q P QQQEM f , 'Lf Xl Q 7 ' Yr. if . 9 M ,il X, ggi w 0 .sf , JJ 25 2 .if 44f5' ' ' ff rf -,-. ,X Q, J X 1 0 , .A 1 y 1 GK 4 -,Q ,C ga: ,.,f-L: Q. f ' f- 1H.1fg,4.M , ,gf fr- NW, f f , , . g if 'ffff iyz E ,gif ,if f ' ' , V E 5 . 3 ,Q 4 EV x z f f Q V xy ,W f V ' 0 2 , ' ?i XY f' , , Q QM, ' if XX AN W ff Mass of Thanksgiving for Beatificalion of Foundress Motherhouse, Montreal. In February, we happily greetedoa group lower than we on the scholastic ladder - the February Freshmen. Then, with our class complete, we re- ceived our academic caps and g0WDS at the Investiture ceremony. Once again the weather was against us - this time ice and snow had converted the campus into a spectacular but hazardous winter wonderland. This same month, we were proud to witness the beatification of Mar- guerite Bourgeoys, foundress' of the Congregation de Notre Dame, when attired in our academic robes we at- tended Mass in her honor at Saint Patriclis Cathedral. The Spring Term introduced us to some new fields of learning, among these, '4Home Nursing , and for months afterward everyone with even a simple headache was utreated for shock . During March, N. D. witnessed what probably was and will be, its only tragic comedy. In the Four One-Act Play competition, the illus- trious Freshmen presented a tragedy Tomorrow Is the Day, but because of prop failures and the misplaced cry-4'Let me have itli' as the gun was fired, the audience was laugh- ing hilariously when the curtain was closed. Although unrewarded, our efforts were not unappreciated. Rumors of increasing bus fares caused consternation for those travel- ing from a distance. At this time, we were still living in a paradise with two cent bus transfers, and most of us walked the hill twice daily. May saw us preparing for finals again, and for our first participation in Class Day exercises. On this event. ful day, we moved our tassels from left front to left back, signifying 0111- new position as Sophomoresg The closing of this academic year saw the departure of the cgwaterbury Girls for the C.N.D. mother-house in Montreal, this was the largest single group ever to leave our class. Our ranks had been depleted, but our spirits remained undaunted. We left for summer vacation like bright-eyed optimists. In our more scholarly m0m6I1iS- tri ,f , t at gtg aff' :www ic-.aw 1,3 si -KK . 41 bk? XXK i KX-if 4 his 0 Y A Z. , 3. z V . z y X c PI-ICMGRE YEAR A little knowledge is a dangerous thing ..... Will we ever forget that feeling of wide worldly knowledge when we eyed the younger generation and its timid battles with the law of gravity and a teacup? We had returned to the college after a long vacation, combining a summer's tan with the fashion of sophisticated living, and wearing our black silk taffetas and spike heels. For this was the year that we knew all, that is, until the scourge of American History took its toll, and we were forced into action against preserved frogs. We had begun to know the joys of no longer heing a child, when we worried the freshmen with initiation and then magnanimously made peace with them. Time out at the Senior-Sophomore Luncheon Revenge IS Sweet Those ubillets douxn on the bulletin board. Then there was the West Point Ballg we were so casual when we heard tl1e good news, as though we had been to literally hundreds gf such affairs. But the night of the dance, our viewpoint changed and our sophistication almost slipped when we were faced with a lobby full of grey uniforms with shiney gold buttons. It was not long after the West Point escapade, in which one gallant actually flew down the steps of the Astor, that certain members in the class added their talents to the Christmas tableau and came close to startling a backstage revolution. Cookie was the star of that drama in .everyday life, there has never been anyone who has reached anything equal to her unique interpretation of a dashing lady. Other thespians of the day displayed hitherto un- recognized skills, with their original lighting schemes and confused snow flurries. But these snow scenes were outdistanced to the ones created by nature, and a blizzard, on this day, had us all hiking to the ferry. The Christmas formal was sud- denly very important to us because this time it was our creation, and we were the ones who sold the bids from behing the counter in the cafe. That was the year when . . . the white bucks fad originated, Margie McKeon caused a ripple by joining the WAVES, the spring migration for Between classes some relaxation. 90 thg Point began, the Brooklyn Edu- cation girls added to their knowledge by a trip in a TV truck, we first .dis- covered that diamonds are a g11'lS very good friend, Rita Rogers was so overcome with work that. she took .to using crutches, and V31'S1ty, with 1ts accompanying cheerleader squad, be- came 3 part of the past. Besides the usual humid atmos- phere and coexistent bulletins stat- ina the type of weather in which one U u is not allowed to wear a kerchief, Spring brought us the new concern of planning the Senior-Sophomore luncheon for our older sisters, we had never realized that there could be so much controversy over a roast chicken! The luncheon, at the Tavern of the Green in Central Park, closed our social calendar for the year, and a few days later, with the turn of a tassel, we officially became upper- classmen and smiled knowingly on the newly-made sophomores. 'fw Porn-aying the true meaning Of Christmas' ' 5 '-. V-f-ri 'fxy j f if., 'i552?I?i5?fff9Z3j,5Q:1ff73flf:i-is-1-an ., s- , , ff-X Q ,f-'ff jg.. X' ffgffbiw W ag .. 'Q-f'IZf'Zff'5f' wiv.-mf -Q-wwf., MQWM' in A p 8' ig .i.!J!ru'f '.f, ,ff 6g'.f5i.5'f-af.. 'i 45551:-ff is .f-xE9.',-QQ., fy 4' vig? Jqfiffy. jjkjw.-.jf 4f,L,ffTw, X ufisjif gl N will-bZR',, if-Wx' ' J Barbara and the Library's treasure. JUNIOR YEAR This was the third autumn of col- lege life. We had reached the half- way mark in our careers after brav- ing the uhigh seas for two years. The worst seemed to be behind us, and we came back, this fall, glowing with pride in our new position. Junior year was the time to write a ubaby thesisv, become engaged or indulge in intense philosophical dis- cussions-and all in spite of twenty- four credits. At last we were matured. We had crossed the bridge of Fresh- man awedness, climbed the wall of sophistication and, now, we were finally on the inside, looking out. We had earned the rank of upperclass- men. The Freshman Adoption ceremony ensured our rights to Junior privi- leges and gave us an opportunity to demonstrate our talents in vaudeville. 92 fi 3 L I 1 f F :Y 1 'QI W! FNS? 76 F rf I I The Sophomore Ball - or Our Winter Prom. f Our Junior Senior Banquet or Fashions 011 Parade' Z al-Iappy Birthday dear Anne Marie, Happy Birthday to you . . fi Will anyone ever forget Betty Crane in her flat heeled shoes adopting her ulittlev sister? Scholastically, Father Gebhard promised to have us Mwalking prop- erly, not running, down the aisle soonwg Dr. Seguin was trying to make amen out of usg little frogs had be- come big catsg T. S. Eliot was a con- troversial topicg and speaking French was suddenly the thing to do. In a mock presidential election, N. D. went Republican and voted Eisenhower into officeg the rest of the nation followed our footsteps shortly afterwards. This might have been due to the efforts ,of Eileen McCaffrey and Rita Rogers who met the president-to-be quite accidentally. Were they surprised when they found themselves the only passengers on his private ferry and had the oppor- tunity to shake his hand and talk with him. The Junior-Freshman Dance was our prize accomplishment. Remem- X g 3 5 -5 -2' Sleighing parties on those cold, cold days. ber those large, lonely, but inanimate football players piled up in the cen- ter of the dance floor, and the goal posts that were more interesting to the men than we were? Preceding the annual Christmas party, a certain Junior gained eter- nal fame with her classic rendition of a song titled G6La Vie En Rosef' The Spring semester proved that this was to be Hour year. We brought back the Father-Daughter dance, initiated a ceremony of pre- sentment of Senior rings, and intro- duced a formal tea and fashion show for our mothers. A torrential downpour greeted the Junior Prom, but even a deluge could not dampen our spirits. Amid a glorious spring garden setting and to the tune of Lester Lanin fAmer- ica's number one college bandJ, the dance was a huge success. Our fame as hostesses rose again after the sumptuous banquet held at the Roof Garden of the Pierre for the outgoing seniors. The signific- ance of our future importance was beginning to grow upon us. This was our final presentation, henceforth, everything would be given to us. We were reaching the top of the ladder, European trips were inaugurated by Ruth Reardon and Ursula Ties- We Mmm, Comin' around the mountain. dell, and in their excitement about sailing uthe wild blue yonder, they had almost every other junior ready to accompany them. Planning to tour the continent, with Father Moody as their guide, they were barely able to check their exuberance. But summer jobs were calling most of us once more, and after that won- derful class day when we took over as the new senior class, We went skip- ping off, our tassels hanging in our eyes at last. I 95 Committee members and football props for the Junior Frosh dance. EMM SENI 12 YEAR Senior year began with our all- important conference with the Dean the day before the rest of the college reported. This was the final mark of superiority. We had reached our goal and our assurance at our last tea proved that we had accomplished what we started out to do. This year began a series of ulastsw to accompany a few more firsts. All of our academic functions were be- ing enjoyed this year for the last time as college life ebbed away. We inaugurated the first Senior- Sophomore dance, but found that we could not compete with a blizzard, our plans were thwarted, but only temporarily. Our vaudeville talents were again summoned up, when we presented the first senior Variety show. And President of the Glee Club, Nelly Garcelon, proved her versatility by leading the choir through their selections and singing her own solo in the meantime. Knee socks were again the rage when the temperature hit all time low points and snow was no longer a thing of the past. For the first time, sleighing parties were organ- ized on different hills surrounding the campus, and one day, the school was completely isolated by the ef- forts of ,lack Frost. The cry became -nTune in WABC to make certain that the college is open because of the arctic weather. 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CLASS GF 1955 CLASS OFFICERS Sheila Thompson President Maureen Gaul Vice President Grace Tevnan Secretary Clare Keating Treasurer Mercedes Perrier Treasurer Carolyn Abele Natalie Bonina Margaret Carmody Catherine Connors Mary Connors Louise Courtemanche Marilyn Derbyshire Marilyn Doran Blanche Flaherty Carol Galullo Maureen Gaul J oan Girvin Anne Hanlon Mary Ann Hawkrigg Cecilia Honan Joanne Iosue Marie J anecki Clare Keating Eileen Keller Laura LeMieuX Mary Jeanne Liddy Constance Lipka Jeanette McDonnell Joann McHugh QQ! f X ffff Doreen M3H1SC3lC0 Dolores Mannlng Rosemarle Martlno Carole Murphy Nancy Anne Nazzaro .lean Olsen Mercedes Perrler .lacquehne Peterson Mar1lyn Plane Florence Rafferty Helen Reynolds Carol Rltter Angela Saclna Dorothy Schnelder Margaret Sheehan Rosemary Sheehan Cec1l1a Short Mary Frances Sorla Lorralne Tedone Grace Tevnan Shella Thompson Mlldred Tlerney Ursula Wallace Barb ara Yanavlch Elizabeth Bergen Joan 'Borger Mary Bryant Eleanor Burgess Elizabeth Cavanagh Ann Correale Lorrain Costa Maureen Cowley Mary Crane Ann Marie Crateur Marjorie Curley Bernice Darcy Rita Davidson , Suzanne Dawley Bernadette Desrochers Maureen Donohue Mary Duane Carole Ellis Carmela Fanuele Edith Farrell Gloria Formicola Yolande Fortin Maryann Gambino Patricia Gilmartin Barbara Hagan Gail Hall Anne Hanley Maureen Heaney Johanna Hoffman ,loan Hurley Patricia Johnson Susan Keith Sheila Kelly Theresa Lavelle Ann Lovett .lean Mcliilligott Ann Marie McEvoy Linda Mazzone -Patricia Mazzottia Theresa Millett Patricia Moran Barbara Nagy Patricia O'Brien Patricia O'Brien Catherine O,Donnell Maureen O'Donnell Marie O'M ara CLASS CF 1956 Margaret Sweeney President Ann McEvoy Vice President J oan Borger Treasurer Patricia O'Brien Treasurer Bernice Darcy Secretary Barbara O'Shea Ellen Potter Marie Bienzo Bernardine Ryan ,I ane Byan - Mary Ann Byan .Ioan Schneider Mary Jane Seaver Marguerite Sullivan Margaret Sweeney Dorothy Taverner .Joan Taverner ,I ane Tierney Barbara Touchette Dorothy Tudisco Rita Walters Laura Whitaker Benita Arguiarro Anna Mary Arpino Mary Byrne Mary Chichester Constance Coyle Serena Curreri Rosanne D'Avola Joanne Dooley Rosemary Doyle Virginia Duffy Helen Dwyer Joan Falvey Rosemarie Fava Eileen Gannon Mary Gattie Maye Gatto Joan Guididas Irene Haklits Dolores Hales Patricia Hall Judith Harnett Patricia Henning Audrey Hoverkamp Jean Kearns Ann Kopper Mary McCarthy Patricia McGuire Alicia Madden Maureen Mahoney Elizabeth More 777,74 We u r Patricia Mulcahy Maureen O'Brien Barbara Peplowski .lane Podstawski Anne Riedy Barbara Rofrano Maureen Rowan Barbara Schultz Jeanette Shalhoub Patricia Sharrock Maureen Sweeney Virginia Uster .loan Waldron Barbara Wyczlinski CLA S GF 1957 CLASS OFFICERS Irene H aklits President Eileen Gannon Vice President ,lean Kearns Secretary Barbara Rofrano Treasurer Maureen Rowan Treasurer FEBRUARY ENTRANTS lock, Theresa Gillespie, Patricia Tierney, Nina Serece, Frances Frka, Joyce BlgglCH. Not Pic- tured: Barbara Fitzgerald, Rita Hamlu- Left to Right: Arline Toner, Mary .Maguifes Joanmarie Carroll, Clare Bowler, Shella Wood- f ,fr-, M J my Q .. , W 4 .Q ,V ' Q ,Q , ,. ,af JW ff ' ,J f ,f ,ff , 4 yr if 9, in 7. 0 W, .A I f A .,f ,ff ,f-4' xy ,, , - , 5 - - 5-192132 ----i ..., JK' W ft- :fun gm Qvhf MA 5 by I. 2 E A I U. Wallace, D. Schneider, E. McCaffrey, A. Sullivan, Presidentg J. Schneider, J. Tierney, C. Reilly. , I l 5 1 iw 51 .1 Q . 2 , LMI . 1 2 A . A Vic 2 f 5 5 li . I 'l October Rosary. I l Af-4 Sitting: U. Tiesdell, J. Girvin, C. Ayers, S. Thompson, M. Campbell. Standing: A. Sullivan, M. Hannam, B. Tierney. WH' WH ,fi Patricia King, Presidentg Mary Lois Der- mod Vice President' Carol Galullo y, 9 , J Secretaryg Mary Jane Sever, Treasurerg Marilyn Piane, Joan Hurley, Publicity Managers. LITTLE THE TER if 1 A 3 i I 1 I 1 Nelly Carcelon, Presidentg Mary Lou Teahan, Vice Presidentg Mary Frances Soria, Secretaryg Johanna Hoffman, Treasurerg Barbara Touchette, Maureen Donohue, Barbara Yanavich, Librarians. GLEE CLI, B GENERAL ACTIVITIES CCDIVIMITTEE .loan Femler President Helen Reynolds Vice President Mau reen Heaney Secretary GENERAL ATHLETIC ASSCCIATICDN Elizabeth Crane, Presidentg E'l D ll V' P 'd t 1 een onne y, ice res1 en g Helen Reynolds, Secretary, Mau- reen Donohue, Treasurer. SPGRT CLUB PRESIDENTS Joan Patton, Bowling Clubg Rita McGuire, Swimming Club, Patricia Langton, Riding Club. Margaret Campbell, Editorg Alberta Arena, As- sistant Editorg Martha Sullivan, Circulating Editorg Jane Leahy, Business Manager. LE CHRCDNIQUER Herta Butte Editor Ruth Reardon Assistant Editor Jeanette Bolduc Assistant Editor .loan Patton Business Manager Barbara Yanavich Circulating Manager 136 THE SCOP Rita Rogers President Tine Marotta Vice President Carole Murphy Secretary LITERARY CLUB 137 Maureen Sweeney President Rosemary Sheehan Vice President Blanche Flaherty Secretary DEBATINC1 CLUB Margaret Campbell W President Margaret McKeon Vice President Joan Girvin Secretary YGUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB Ann Marie Moylan President Ann Marie Peters Vice President Constance Lipka Secretary SCCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Ursula Tiesdell President Dorothy Kunsrnan V Vice President .loan Girvin Secretary YQUNG N DEMQCRATIC CLUB i Joan Farrell President Mildred Tierney Vice President Jane Tierney i Secretary r L 4 Y '12 Qmi:IS'1:1: 4f ff: 'fy S I PE 4 SPANISH J CLUB A E Nancy Cummings President Marilyn Derbyshire Vice President Constance Lipka Secretary FRENCH CLUB Ruth Reardon President Dorothy Schneider Vice President Barbara Touchette Secretary PSYCHCDLCDGY CLUB Margaret McKe0n President Alberta Arena Vice President Gail Hall Secretary SCIENCE CLUB Doris Mancini President Margie Sheehan Vice President Bernice Darcy Secretary MATH CLUB Maryg Hannam President Joanne Iosue Vice President Barbara Hagen Secretary ,ff, aa nf RE ERVE GFFI ER Colleell Reilly,,Jeanette Bolduc. Catherme Ryan Laura Sheppard, , ,, f f- ' ., m -A , ,L..4... A Q. 4... R. O. C.'s at Boot Camp Laura on her way. !i ,gnu Honorary Patrons HIS EMINENCE FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOSEPH A. FARRELL. V.P. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PHILIP G. FURLONG, Ph.D. VERY REVEREND PATRICK J. KENNY, O.S.A. VERY REVEREND ROBERT I. GANNON, S.J., Ph.D. VERY REVEREND LAURENCE MCGINLEY, S.J., S.T.D. MARY E. MEADE, Ph.D. MR. and MRS. HAROLD BROWN MR. and MRS. LAWRENCE W. WIDDECOMBE ' MRS. F. D. KOEHLER MR. and MRS. ALBERT V. ARENA MR THOMAS MCGUIRE MR. and MRS. HORMIDAS BOLDUC MR and MRS THOMAS MCKEON MRS. NELLY BUTTE MRS. JOSEPH CAMPBELL DR. and MRS. JOHN CAPUTO MR. and MRS. JOHN F. CRANE MAJOR and MRS. ARTHUR E. DONNELLY MR MR MR MR. and MRS. OSWALD W. CUMMINGS 'MR MR PATRICK DONOGHUE and MRS. and MRS. and MRS. HUGH MOYLAN ERWIN O'DONNELL WILLIAM PATTON MRS. WILLIAM PEDEN and MRS. JAMES PETERS and MRS. ALFRED REGUCCI and MRS. PETER REILLY and MRS. DANIEL F. FARRELL CHARLES RIORDAN and MRS. J. H. FEINLER and MRS ROBERT RYAN and MRS MARTIN GERAGHTY and MRS. JOHN RYAN and MRS CHARLES GRUMPRECHT and MRS. JOHN SHEPPARD and MRS VINCENT GRACCHI and MRS. S. P. SULLIVAN and MRS JAMES HANNAM MISS JOAN SULLIVAN and MRS HAROLD HEALY MR. and MRS. PETER L. SULLIVAN and MRS DANIEL KEENAN MRS. JOHN E. SWEENEY and MRS JOSEPH KUNSMAN MR. and MRS. JOHN T. TEAHAN and MRS DOMENICK LAGANA MR. and MRS. JOHN J. TIERNEY and MRS EDWARD LANGTON MRS. ADDISON TIESDELL and MRS A. LAUTEN MISS TERUKO MARIE UCHIDA and MRS CHRISTOPHER MANCINI MR. and MRS. JOSEPH WILL and MRS and MRS. ANDREW MAROTTA BERNARD MCCAFFREY 142 MR. and MRS. JOSEPH WOODSTOCK MR. and MRS. VICTOR YUPPA A friend Dorothy M Abele Edmund K Abele Jennie Agnello Mrs Harry L Anstey Sponsors Clarence Decker Louise De Matteo William De Matteo Marilyn Derbyshire Mary D Esposito Sarah Hall Vincent Hanlon Mr and Mrs. Georg Harman Bernard F Harrsch Eileen Hawkrigg . ' e , . Ann Carolyn Bechler Frank Bechler Bill Charles Briffa Miss Betty Bush Henry A. Butte Mrs. Nelly Butte Mr. and Mrs. A. Campbell Mrs. J. A. Campbell Mary B. Campbell James Cannizzaro Miss Gail Casey Mr. Kevin Casey Mrs. Rose Caton Claire V. Cetti Mr. and Mrs. Ignazio Cicero Mrs. A. Collins Daniel T. Collins George Connolly Raymond W. Cook Mr. Anthony Correale Mr. Jerry Correale Mr. and Mrs. J. Cowley Mrs. James P. Coyle Miss Margaret Coyle James Crane Jeanne Crane Doris J. Cummings Robert Cuozzo Mr. Bernard W. Daku Mrs. C. Donnelly John H. Doxsee John F. Dwyer Grace C. Dwyer Helen M. Dwyer Eight Sophomores Mr. Sam Epstein Mrs. A. Fanuele Carmela Fanuele Ed Farrell H. Hope Feinler Joan E. Feinler Denis Foley Forest Gift Shop Angela Fumando Carol Linda Galasso William Gallagher Eileen Gannon Miss Mary Jane Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Gaul Maureen. Gaul Hugh Gaynor Mr. and Mrs. John Gillen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gippa Joan Girvin Vincent Gracchi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griggs Andrew Grippe Bill Guinee Mr. and Mrs. John Guyder 143 Richard Healy Ester Hellebrand Mr. A. Higgins Mrs. M. Higgins John E. Hillman Mrs. A. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Honan Mrs. J. Horan Joanne G. Iosue Mrs. Michael Iosue Mr. Michael Iosue Jack's Cafe Miss M. Jaeger Claire Keating Mr. Charles Kelly Joan Kelly Joseph A. Kelty Janet Marie Keogan Mrs. Philip J. Keogan Mr. and' Mrs. Bernard Kosanke Buzz Kulesh Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kulesh William A. Kulesh, Jr. Dick Kunsman Lt. Edward Charles Langton Vincent Caton Langton Mr. and Mrs. William V. Larkin Margaret Lauten Mr. and Mrs. Philip Leclerc Theresa Leclerc Mrs. Marie Lipka Mr. John Lipka Robert J-. Lagermann Mrs. Mary Lynch Louis Madonia Edward MaGee Mrs. C. Malley Caroline A. Maloney Kathryn L. Mahoney Helen V. Mark Pat Marotta Pat Marotta W. J. Martin Mr. Cornelius McCarthy Margaret L. McEvoy George F. McEvoy Dolores J. McGuire Miriam K. McGuire Margaret Mitchell Mrs. Mary Monco Robert E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. William T. Moore V. Moschella Mt. St. Joseph Academy Ann Moylan C. F. Moylan Helen M. Moylan John T. Moylan Robert J. Moylan Mr. and Mrs. J. Naughton Matthias Naughton Catherine Naughton Mary Naughton Sponsors Nancy Ann N azzaro Nobile's Delicatessen Tom Normore Mrs. T. O'Connor Jean L. Olsen Mrs. Joseph Onofrio Mr. Joseph Onofrio Mark L. Onofrio Irene Paroda Joan B. Patton Mario G. Patton William Patton, Jr. Peter's Pharmacy W. J. Peters Jackie Peterson John F. Pizzuto Mr. and Mrs. E. Polusky B. Y. Dong Mrs. William Purcell Anne T. Reilly Mrs. Charles H. Reilly Edna M. Reilly Kathleen M. Reilly John Rice Mrs. Catherine Ritzinger Rev. Charles F. Rizzo Marie Rizzo Mr. Robert Rofrano Mrs. Robert Rofrano Charles F. Rogers Ernest R. Rogers George D. Rogers John C. Rogers William M. A. Romans, Jr.. William Schuman Mr. and Mrs. S. Semos 144 Rosemary Sheehan James S. Smith Caroline Soria Mary Frances Soria Mr. M. A. Soria Mr. Albert Stampone Charles Stanton Stanzione's A. Stramara George Strengu Margaret Sweeney Mrs. Saul Taub Mr. Saul Taub Lorraine Tedone Mrs. Mary Tevnan Mr. and Mrs. Harold F Thompson Robert Thompson Sheila Thompson Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lighe Mr. and Mrs. A. Timmins Lt. Charles E. Topping ' Theresa E. Uster 3 Virginia M. Uster ' f William F. Uster A L William J. VanPelt Mrs. Frank Viccia John Veccia Camille Varricchio J 3 l Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wafer T1 Joseph J. Will Marilyn Will Wrinkles Barbara Yanavich q Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mistretta pl Rev. Charles Zanatti u 3 l COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Rogers V 14 l 5 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. William J. Magee ' if i 146 N CO EN S R 0 Mr. WALTER PARKER and EILEEN 'ik COMPLIMENTS A OF Mr. and Mrs. JAMES REARDON il? 148 THE CLASS OF 1955 THE CLASS CF 1956 V THE CLASS OF 1957 1908 1953 E D. KOHllfR 50. Inc. Quality, Service and Satisfaction FUEL OILS Domestic and Industrial TYDOL GASOLINE VEEDOL MOTOR OILS ii? 2541 RICHMOND TERRACE ELM PARK No. 3, S. I. Glbraltar 8-3750 152 Congrat 1 ions and Best Wishes T h Class of 1954 Mr. and Mrs. J05'fPfi 7. AYERS Compliments of Mf. Bhd MTS. JOHN BECHLER i E. J. MALOY 1 N S U R A N C E 30 Bay Street Staten Island 1 N Y Big Car Quality At Lowest Cost ISLAND CHEVROLET, mc. MAX MENDEN 'LIDGXZ 1316 Castleton Avenue Staten Island 10, N. Y Glbraltar 2 7900 1 Glbraltar 2-7472 154 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Leahey ?LID i Compliments of m Mr. and Zllrs. JAMES J. KING, wi? 155 St. Jean Baptiste High School New York, New York Cpl f BURRY BISCUIT CORPORA TION - s 'owe OF 'H' e Q5 'Q SOUTH LEE MASSACHUSETTS Comphments of LITTLE THEATRE ii? T 157 Compliments of COPPOTELLI MARKET AMBRosE ooPPoTELL1 and soNs PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables 1891 Clove Road Compliments of FRANK J. RICKER LCJUIS A. AXT 6115 Hudson Avenue West New York, N. J . 158 THE SUDALIITY NIE FRENCH Cl UB A Comp lments of il? Compliments of Compliments of Psychology Club QCXQQZTS Compliments of J. J. Hannam Co. 833 Broadway, New York 3, N. Y. ALGONQUIN 4-9700 OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT TYPEWRITERS DUPLICATING MACHINES ADDING MACHINES DUPLICATING SUPPLIES CALCULATORS CARBON PAPERS COMPTOMETERS INKED RIBBONS STEEL SHELVING CARBONIZED FORMS 160 Compliments of THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB ofa exoelknce ln es: n era tsmans and qua :ty RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES JEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINPS BOSTON I7 IUHN STREET NEW YURKB NY PROVIDENC E COMPLIMENTS M KRISBURG and SON ,ZOGXJ .d.g f lzip OF I. Z IIIECES 3 CHIST CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1954 THE GALASSO'S HOLIDAY INN OAKWOOD, S. I. EENTLY sf SIMON INCORPORATED WEST 36th' ST., NEW YORK, N, Y Manufacturers Of PULPIT ROBES - CHOIR GOWNS CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS for All Degrees Outfitters to over 300 Schools, Colleges, and Churches COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF LITERARY CLUB CLEE CLUB V ik COMPLIMENTS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ACADEMY ik COMPLIMENTS OF LE CHRoN1QUER asf COMPLIMENTS MR and MRS T H DERMODY NEW METHOD SERVICE CO INC dy Dy RgCl F G lt 7 00 BySt d STAPLETON SERVICE LAUNDRY Y ., . OF Laun r - r Cleaning - Diaper Ser u eaning - Cold ur Storage Ibra ar -35 - - 465 a reet Staten Islan 4, N Y Compliments of iff . l Staten Island, New ork ' 163 Compliments of Compliments of RICHMOND DRY GOODS PETER PACIFICO CQRP, PLUMBING and HEATING Com limen s O JOHN SEXTON sz OO. p t f Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers and MUGNO P. 0. Box 423, G. P. O. New York 1, New York Glbraltar 2-4455 Clmlogciiglfligiris Clbraltar 7-5300 Glbraltar 2-9553 John Demyan's IDEAL CATERING The Friendly Liquor Store AMARY 81 I-IATTON SERVICE License L-727 PERSONALIZED SERVICE - anywhere 829 Castleton Avenue Excellent Food and Service Staten Island, New York at Sensible Prices Compliments of Compliments of KOHLMANN'S FLOWERS 164 HOneywood 6-0796 SOUTH SIDE HARDWARE CO., INC. Complete Line of House, Marine and Industrial Supplies 4034-6 Hylan Boulevard, Great Kills Staten Island 8, New York AL and PEGGY AMBLER Ready to serve you with a full line of Groceriesg Delicacies, Beer Frozen Foods, Ice Cream, Papers and Magazines. 823 Annadale Road Annadale, S. I. Compliments of SEAVER FUNERAL CHAPEL Compliments of GARBER BROTHERS FIRST LADY SHOP Fashions Compliments of RICHMOND FLORAL CO., INC. Compliments of MR. and MRS. DAVID F PALMA Compliments of MATH CLUB Compliments of G. A. A. 165 Compliments of DEBATING CLUB Compliments of YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB Compliments of SCIENCE CLUB Glhraltar 7-6060 GENERAL LIGHTINGWARES CORP. Electrical Supplies and Lighting Fixtures 540 Bay Street Stapleton, Staten Island 4 Glbraltar 2-4800 McCRUM'S DRUG STORE PERSONAL SERVICE This store prides itself on the quality of individual attention it offers when supply- ing the needs of the customer. We sell you what you ask for and solicit your trade on the basis of quality products and dependable service. FREE MOTOR SERVICE 1051 Castleton Avenue, West New Brighton DELIVIA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR MOORINGS, 1953 Compliments of SPANISH CLUB New City Printing CO- 802 - 806 SIP STREET UNION CITY, N. I- New Jersey Phone: UNion 7-2400 New York Phone: L0ng30l'e 44084 utograplis ALBERTA ARENA ,........ 'ICONSTANCE AYERS ........... CATHERINE BECHLER. ....... -JEANETTE BOLDUC. ...... eniol: Directory 237 Union Avenue, Staten Island 3 -----.55 Fremont Avenue, Staten Island -------1427 East 27th Street, Brooklyn Adelaide Street, Hartford, HERTA BUTTE- .-------------- ---- ................ 1 8 Mott Street, New York 13 X, MARGARET CAMPBELL ---,---, ...... 1 22 Slosson Avenue, Staten Island 14 JOAN CAPUTO --------, Q-,J-I ------- ............,...,. . 8701 Shore Road, Brooklyn .ELIZABETH CRANE. ....... NANCY CUMMINGS .........-.. MARY Lols DERMODY ,.....,.. ------.-137l East 34th Street, Brooklyn ------122 West 39th Street, Bayonne, ---.--.1145 Hillside Avenue, Plainfield, New York New York New York Connecticut New York New York New York New York New Jersey New Jersey EILEEN DONNELLY ----,---.-, ...,.,.. . 855 - 68th Street, Brooklyn 20 New York JOAN FARRELL- ,----,,- ......... 1 966 University Avenue, Bronx, New York JOAN FEINLER- ------ ............... 1 236 Carroll Street, Brooklyn New York ANN GALASSO -,,---,,.,,,,,,,, ..,.... 9 91 Todt Hill Road, Staten Island New York NELLY GARCELON ............ A r------------------------------, Avenue D, Bayonne, New Jersey MARGUERY GERAGHTY .,,,,,. ..... 4 ........,., 1 861 East Third Street, Brooklyn New York MARIE GRACCHI ,,,,,,,---,,,,-, ...... . 217 Hamilton Avenue, Staten Island 1 New York '-MARY HANNAM, ---,,,,,,--,,- ...................... . 364 - 83rd Street, Brooklyn New York .CHARLOTTE HELALY ....... ....... 1 32 Wade Street, Jersey City 5, New Jersey JOYCE KEENAN ,,,,,,.,,, ,T ............. .345 Calhoun Avenue, Bronx 61, New York PATRICIA KING ....., A ,, ..... ........ . 579 Forest Avenue, Staten Island 10, New York DOROTHY KUNSMAN ...... .,................ ,l 327 East 59th Street, Brooklyn 34 New York LORETTA LAGANA. ..... .,..,,., 791,558 Benson Avenue, Brooklyn 28, New York PATRICIA LANGTON ...... Il ................... .307 Caton Avenue, Brooklyn New York MARGARET LAUTEN ...... ............... K ings Highway, Middletown, New Jersey JANE LEAHY .................. ..... T ,635 Emerson Avenue, Staten Island 1, New York TEILEEN MeCAFFREY ...... ,....... ' 1182 Wadsworth Terrace, New York New York --RITA MCGUIRE ................. ........ 8 9-14 34th Avenue, Jackson Heights New York MARGARET MCKEON ,........ .......... 1 228 Shakespeare Avenue, Bronx, New York MARY MAGEE.-Qi, ......... ..........,............... 6 os Tenth Street, Brooklyn New York DORIS MANCINI ............ ........ 8 2 East Raleigh Avenue, Staten Island 10 New York TINA MAROTTA. .... .......-....,.............. .................. 1 4 rSt. Paul's Avenue, Staten Island 1 New York ANNIMARIE MOYLAN .... ................................................... 142 Kent Street, Brooklyn New York -PATBICIA5O'DONNELL. .......... 13,3 .... .........., 1769 East 31st Street, Brooklyn 34 New Ycrk 'MARGARET'P-ARKER, .......................... ................ 96 Greenleaf Avenue, Staten Island 10 New York JOAN PATTON -------- I--fl -.... ............... 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