Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1942 volume:

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She turns her face, not toward the rising sunf' hut toward the forty-eight stars ,-fhrave lights to a tossing world that will never he blacked out. H Yes, we can take it, she affirms, for a many-siclecl and well-rounded education has prepared us to meet the future with courage and self-reliancef, We W PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENTS GF THE NGTRE DAME CATHGLIC GIRLS' 2 HIGH SCHOOL, IVIOYLAN, PENNSYLVANIA ' 3 4 E DAME HKGH S NOYLAN -ROSI VAL-L vnmsvn.vAmA X I N x 1 Jf. , V . I JCQoff'f wwf' f'fCf'f j ' N 3fN,53fi gM7,5i:7,ZZ9f,ZfM5a N ' H,jy,.,ffM7:w,7v WW N. fwjwffwxywawwf fWhl24WWf fLjaw,LWgwZW7Vk My fifiii 2 W, 17 4 .sf W M, il .Q QS X 1 X vw k .,., E Ms x K N 9 'gs i if if X N xii S 'Il Q sk ., X ii : S 9 1 vw wx QQ? YA X if f :im f 5:35 Es :SHR 5 Q0 fsixg sf xg?-f-13, 5 ww x - al S 1 E S X X ez rx X X 5 5 'Q' X 'L P V' X M V 3 fa, : kim . R if -dvd k 7 x 3-Q QB: , Q L g, ,L ,N - 1 . ., Hy-33' UT: ' 393535 5 gafigg SW vl-lie spirit of ancient Atliens and Sparta is represented in an ideal combination of educational elements developed at Notre Dame. Keen minds in sound laodies is one aim of our perfectly balanced program. This academic symmetry has produced in students tlwe enthusiasm with wliicli tliey have endorsed all our activities Wlietlier intellectual or plmysical. eziigne Ar eaufg an Me The graceful Gotliic building so familiar to residents of lxloylan is Notre Dame. Ideally situated in a setting of rolling countryside. ller 15-acre campus is dotted witll a variety of trees, ranging from tlle proud pines tlmat so adequately guard Our Lady., to tlre snow-like English lrawtlxorn. Q70 students arrive daily ua la golden chariot. Now, as we prepare lor our departure, the laeautilul trees become more significant tlian ever, lor tlley are tlre symbol of time staunclxness ol' Notre Dame, a staunclmess tlrat we will ever lrolcl in our memories as well as in nur lrearts. The dignified arcli way, too, tliat characterizes our sclrool, time ltidden grotto. and tlle quaint laridge likewise assume added importance for tlxey are tile emblems of life at Notre Dame in its fullest. Heart-stirring syurlwls nl laitlr and lolty ideals, tlrc cross and turret, crown Notre Dame. wlxilc tlw gayer side ol- lriglr sclrool lille is pictured at our favorite campus lmnnt. S 4 4 Q W!-'f .,.,-4-'W x , K vw'i'i'f Q .swf S' L 7 x iii. 2-f g 1 M . at 355' 'X .Vx ,... ,.. .XT 25, 'E' 'S v 'K ll . M fe 1 News-:X Ru rf' . R I x. g ' - AMX w lY Q : xXx. 9 3g'. X NNW i - , is. Q 5 ' S' XL X X-xxx: w - 2 1 5 - L be in i 2 5,2 15 X 2 1 3 z , A 2 , 1 1 Q H wi Q g E 2 ' .- isa yd faerie indlairing glclucafom Wiien we ilear that Nlonsignor .Ioim J. Bonner, D.D., superintendent of sciroois, has accepted an invitation to any of our affairs, that event at once assumes major importance. iVIonsignor's presence has marked ati of time outstanding events of our senior year. It was tie who sped our Student Government on its second successful year, and lie was among tile appreciative audience at our Senior Play, iwiusicaie, and French Play. His sincere interest and loving guidance will never cease to be felt and appreciated at Notre Dame. Reverend Joseph G. Cox, J.C.D., assistant superintendent of schools, is a familiar figure in the iiaiis of Notre Dame, for it is his iieipfui conferences that keep our sciiool running so smoothly and efficiently. Dr. Cox will be remem- imered best by most of time students for time exceiient retreat tie gave at mid-term, and for his inspiring talk on School Spirit at the opening ot our basketball season. Reverend Joseph A. Gorham, S.T.L.. our Alumnae Director, is largely responsible for time new microphone, stage and auditorium curtains, recently donated by the Aiumnaeg and it is be- cause of his iniiuence, and untiring effort that our Alumnae is a group we are now proud to loin. The Reverend Josepix G. Cox, J.C.D,, assistant superintendent of schools. Dr. Cox. our guide and friend, bestows a ioencticent blessing on our Ciiristmas tsasicets for tiie poor. 11 ' v . ,'-.sf-1.5 7.-xii' agflkfhlaf QAHQIQJQ6 0 It is a pleasure to acknowledge llere tlie inestimalale lielp we liave derived from our association witll our lay teacliers. First tliere is Nliss Isabel A. Powell, our well-loved public-spealcing teacher and capable dramatic coacll. To lmer expert direction and unfailing interest, we owe tlxe success ol our numerous plays and seasonal programs. lxliss Powell lmas been our friend since lresliman days, and we lmope slle will continue to lie our friend alter graduation. Tllen tllere is lxliss Rita Smitll wllo joined our faculty in September and to wliom we offer a special vote of tlianlcs. It is slle wlio guided our laaslcetlaall team tlirouglx its liiglmly successful season, and wlio instituted lioclcey at Notre Dame. lxliss Cecilia Kline is also a recent addition Above: Left: lxliss Gertrude Nl. Fallcenloacli. vocal in- structress, directs a recording broadcast. Center: Bliss Rita L. Snlitli, pliysical education inslructress. conducts a contor- tion class. Riglil: The larilliancy ot Nliss Cecelia A. Kline's to our faculty. Already slie has endeared lier- self to l1er freslnnan students in tlie Englisli department. Nliss Nlargaret Joyce, violin teaclier par ex- cellence, lias clistinguislied lierselt by ller work witli tlie orcl1estra's string section. It will soon equal tliat ol any of tlie diocesan liigli scliool orclxestras. A large sliare of credit must be given to Nliss Gertrude lxl. Fallcenbacli for lier worlc as voice instructor at Nloylan. ln addition to ller regu- lar Glee Club, lxliss Fallcenbacli not only undertook tlle formation ol an a cappella clioir wliicli sang at tlie Cliristmas Play, lout also worked witli tlie Seniors on tlleir graduation clioruses. Vve must not forget, too, tliat Nliss Fallcenloacli taugtit Junior Englislm tliis year. Englisli students is apparent. Below: Left: Violin strings sing under Nliss lxlargaret Joyce's sympatlletic instruction. Rigllt: Orcliids to Nliss lsalnel A. Powell. English, Public Speaking lnstructress and dramatic coacll. ul' 4 ay aCll, Wir. Joseph Briglia. llute teacher, was educated in Italy. Vvhen he came to America, he learned the language and customs by contact. He has played in many orchestras including the Philadel- phia Orchestra. He also played at the old Forrest Theatre. hir. Briglia has made records for Victor Talking Niachine Com- pany. Nh. Fred Stoll teaches tromhone, a new addition to our orchestra this year. He entered the field of music at an early age, and has been playing lqor forty-one years. He has been a member of orchestras in Philadelphia and Detroit, and has heen teaching for thirty-six years. hir. Nicola lxiastrangelo was educated at a Province Conservatory in ltaly. There he studied piano and organ. VVhen he came to America, he attended the Philadelphia hiusic Academy, studying piano and clarinet. For the past seven years he has been teaching clarinet and saxophone. hir. Nelson Vvard has been teaching the drums in various high school orches- tras tor thirteen years. Before starting to teach, he played in symphony, musical comedy, and concert orchestras. He has played under the direction of Victor Herbert and Joseph Pasternalt. hir. Vvard has made records for the Victor Talking lxlachine Company. Wir. Walter Schmidt teaches the 'cello and hass. He played the 'cello in his high school orchestra: and as a profes- sional. he has played at Rohin Hood Dell and with the Philadelphia Orchestra. The trumpet is taught by lxfir. Eugene Ziegler. lxlr. Ziegler has played in De- troit, at the Forrest Theatre in Philadel- phia. and with Russ lviorgan and Peter Van Steeden. Read from top. hir. Nelson Xvard. drum instructor, tries out the new unit . . . hir. Nvalter Schmidt dis- plays cello technique . . . hir. Nicola lwastrangelo and his ever-present clarinet . . . Nh. Fred Stoll pre- pares tor his tromhone classes . . . hir. Joseph Briglia, our genial flute instructor . . . Mr. Eugene Ziegler pauses after a trumpet lesson, Wofre ame All of us at Notre Dame have been blessed with the gilt of sight, thank God. lxlany of our classes would he less interest- ing if we couldxft see by drawings or experi- ments what is actually happening. ln Chemistry we prove that we have hydro- gen lay burning itg we lmow an acid from n base by seeing the effect of each on litmus paper. Every Sophomore learns the intricate struc- ture of Howers lay examining the pistil, stamens, corolla, and the calyx of many simple Howers. In this way they learn which produces the seeds, which produces the fertilizing element. and the functions of the other parts ot the flowers. lxflany problems in math. have been solved lay drawing graphs to find x or y trememlJer?,: or circles that have been laisected prove a theorem or corollary. One of our rarer moments in Science Class when fasci- nation conquers day dreaming .... Fee Fiddle Fishy in Ihe Biology lab .... Freshman historians endeavor to keep up with the world and its changing boundaries. P606 .gfci gyerf fo olgdfnlng. Vvitlm tlie constant slcirmisli in tlie worlcl to- clay we cannot be certain of tlle position of any country. Yet liere in America we learn from our maps tlie location of tlle Grancl Coulee or tlie T.V.A. project, or we lcnow wllere XVHSllillQt0ll,S troops were quartered cluring tlie Revolution. Vve gain this knowledge anal muclm more by seeing maps and pictures. During tlie Christmas season tlme French students became acquainted with tlie French names of tlme Babe ancl His Nlotlier ancl of tlie animals in tlie manger from cards placed in front of eacl1 statue. Every weelc on the bulle- tin lmoarcl in tlie French room we see the names of foods and articles of clothing taken from a Frencll newspaper. How many of us would miss a club meet- ing or an important notice if it weren't for the bulletin looardl And as I lingered lost in clivine delight lvly heart thanked God for the goodly gift of sight. And all youtlfs lively senses keen and quick. Sight by W. W. Gibson. The everlasting cafeteria jam as a new clance ad appears on tlic bulletin lmoarcl .... Tlic everlasting sopliomore tri- angle. ancl we still can't ligure out wliat equals wlial .... Anotlier addition is made to A1's pride and joy. erratic results. . . . .lolln Powers' manniliins liave notliing on Frances Burlre as slie models a Burke original, Thr- on Tlle old adage Practice malces perfect is nilorlern Design in slxowcard color. witll somewliat proved to lae true daily in tlie various liand motions employed lay our students, eacli strug- gling for perfection in lier own field. Vvtietlier puncliing lceys, mixing elements, slcetcliing scenes on tlle campus, or even stirring tlle in- gredients for tlie Brownies made famous lay lwome economics classes, tlie typical Notre Dame student employs tlle llands given tier lay God to accomplish practically tlie taslcs looliers, somewlial less olmtrusive. display tlieir own lmndiworli, . . . Verserl in Emily Post. Mary Gallagher selects tlie riglit lorli wliile Jane Gucinsltrfs supple lingers arrange a centerpiece. f of Condfrucfion wllicli conlront lier. By constantly practicing, the flexible fingers of ttie pupils become the instruments of an efficient and excellent typist who is well pre- pared to fulfill tlie duties assigned to lier. Tlie chemistry student, wliose steady hands are not slialcen lay failure, but wlio will do an experiment again and again until slle has accomplislied luer object, is laying avpatli to becoming a future Nlarie Curie. Tint-rosn Ln Gmsszr nnci Rosalie Yanuru .re are to go , . . Career iris prepare to meet time world witix a sireaf H un p P r n-visting in their own Vogue creation. . . . These taienteci ot references in eacii imnci. artists miniw time finisiiing touches on tire Book Xvecir mural. i ccomlagdkecl Ly .14giL gingerd The artistic imancis stcetciiing tirose iaeautitui posters seen tiirougilout time imuiiciing certainty know tile meaning of upractice maices perfectfy for they ilave probably trieci time anci time again for the right effect before tinaiiy achiev- ing time ciesired results. The strong iiancis of home economics stu- cients know what it is to have a taiiure, for very probably their first cake was no prize winner: but that cioes not affect their next attempt: more tiran iikeiy it only makes them more determined to succeed. The ilancis of every pupil in Notre Dame are striving earnestly by doing their task, time and time again regardless of failure, to prove that Htrities make perfection but perfection is no triiief' can ing an ar The blending of melodiously soft voices, the liarmony of wood-winds and strings, tlxe ring- ing of anticipated bells, ttie clamor of vigorous clieers, time clanging of old locker cloors-yes. even tlie familiar silence please -all have a special significance for students of Notre Dame. Our activities are peculiarly accented lay tlie sounds wittx which we immediately associate tlxem. From the ringing ot our first bell to time grincling of gravel under ttle wlleels ot our last lnus, we at Notre Dame learn by hearing. Vve glean our extra-curricular information lay time discussion of le dernier motf' until tlie trusty eiglit-thirty bell summons us to class. Tlie periods of our curricular clay are cievotecl to academic study of ttie classics, scientific re- search, matliematical deductions, and commer- cial computation, all permeatecl by a spiritual element. The impressions we receive ttmrougtl our audi- tory sense ciuring a typical scliool clay seem to be time most striking. As we put our ears ls lliis a dagger that I see before me? For Helens salte and Sliaicespeares we liope not .... Our President elelivers lier first oraiion .... Accelerated salesmanslxip as our llome ec. class displays its wares. 0 fke Mice of J now eclge to tlxe lceylioles of Notre Dames class portals, tlre ensuing sounds are typical. An English IV class is learning to appre- ciate Slialcespeare lay presenting, in a most clramatic way, lVlaclJett1. The arguments of consumers and producers reacll us over tlle transom of tlie home economics class as clomestic stuclents learn tlre essentials of good buying. While we wall: along the corriclor we listen to French folk songs renclerecl by stu- clents of le quatrieme an. Vve reaclr tlre famous clxemistry laboratory in time to tune in, with our embryo scientists, to a lecture on molecules. As we turn tlre corner, the New Testament quotations attract us to a religion class wlrere tlre clraracter of Clrrist is uncler discussion. On our way clownstairs, we stop at tlie auclitorium to llear tlre amplifiecl voice of our president. Harriet Abbott, aclclressing assembled seniors. The lwell for clismissall tlre slxuffle of feetl tlre release ol tlie clutclml-ancl another clay at Notre Dame is over. A science lecture comes to 506 via NBC .... Contra- ternily New Testaments lencl aifl to Ann's discourse on ills clmmcter of Clzrist .... Xvell, Frcslunen. Bt-ll liacl to start snmcwlxcrel 20 we Indy nof orgef A cluttered and paste-covered tahle sur- rounded hy industriously hent heads proved that almost all worlc and no play was the theme of our yearhoolc staff. Our efforts were finally rewarded, however, as the endless dummy pages became fairly recognizable and our lN'lARYSCRlPT was completed. ' lf, in years to come, a glimpse of these pages recalls with any degree of clarity our high school years--our studies, our sports, our activities, our friendships--we feel that our worlc will he amply rewarded. VVe have enjoyed, really, even the worlc ot the preparation of this hoolc of your years at Notre Dame-the picture-taking. the dummy-arranging, the endless meet- ings and discussions. If you, too, find enjoyment. hoth immediate and future in the 1942 IVIARYSCRIPT, our pleasure in it wil he complete. Nlarie Burress, Editor-in-Chief ol MARYSCRIPT. con- sults with Associate Editors, Agnes Ruppenstein and Anne Nlingey. upon first inspection of the dummy. Saturdays and even Registration Day go with the wincl as finally a year hook really does become perceiyalale .... Practice for future economists is gained hy Business Nlnnagers: Dolores Evers, Helene Nlullins. Elizaheth Blizzard. and Helen Schmidt, as they calculate and cut corners efficiently .... Our Art Editors: Nlary hlccaltrey. Barham Knauf, Teresa Zeta. Nancy Files, and .lane O'Neil consult to lend the artistic touch to MARYSCRIPT .... The industrious Senior Al- humeers compile information nhout each ot our 105 Seniors. Herr Irene Lysczf-lc, Frances Lawler, and Nlarie Malloy pry into the activities of Sally Senior. VViII th alter class? S e following girls please see me ister adviser asked one Nlonday morning, and witli tixese simple, yet potent words time literary edition of NIARYSCRIPT had its beginning. Tile following Vvednesday tl'1ese same girls d an a few otllers met at tliree-tlmirty in r . oom 503. They discussed time 'tprosv and uconsn of certain topics and finally de- cided to spend one weelc tliinlcing of suit- alole subjects lor our First literary year- Upper Group--Literary stuff: Doris Brencman. Editor, Jeanne Griesser. Helen Slmw, Nlildred Snow, Elizninetir Daley, Diary J. Curry, Gloria lVlurrny. Diary Sliields. Nlury lxicxvillianis. Eiieen Sweeney, Sliirley Rogers. Nlargarei Ijfanfeg Nxfilfd, EICHIIOI' BnrrllXK'. laoolc. ln a few weelcs time editorial stati- was tous ily writing and rewriting while seniors and underclassmen were invited to contriloute. Of time girls had to worli to itold a place on tlle staff, and worlc tlley did. Tlie re- searcli tliat went into tli course you realize tliat e gatliering of information for some of time features tool: time and effort, but time staff tiiinlcs it was wortli it, don't you? Lower Group-Commencement staff: Sealed: Etlxeldreda Forlies, Jane Reilly, Nlary Rilli. Nlnria lX'lcGetligan, Jeanne Nloran. Standing: Katlnleen Quinn, Elizatxetii Tirjan. Eliza- lwtlx Steele, Gertrude Tlinmpson, Dorotliy Aliearn, and Nlary Vowinltei. 21 4 BVICIIILJCYS of the editorial stan' of The Turret. reading from left to rrglt Claire Steinliircliner, Jane de Pnschalis. Rosemary NlCGirney. Elizabeth Nestor lxlnrle Bur ress, Shirley Rogers, Eva Gallagher, Jeanne Bloran, Beverly Blee Dorothy 'Xhmrn Katherine Burrichtvr, Gertrude Ann Thompson. we 6926 0116! 5,016 0 Wofre mam? At long last something to which preceding classes looked forward eagerly has materialized. as four sheets of engraved copy are lifted from the press. The Turret is yet so young that it is still damp with printer's inlc, but for such an infant it has certainly raised a Hurry of interest-a stir which is music to the ears of the staff. Varied and numerous is its personnel, considering all the editors, assistants, reporters, contributors, and typists-a different set of editors, in fact, for each issue of the paper. PIAI 4 Although we realize that The Turret will undoubtedly increase in both size and popularity, still the thrills that accompanied the production of our prized first issue can never be equaled. gf it The Turret was enrolled in the National Scholastic PresswAssociation for critical review early in the year. The opinions rendered l9y'tl1e judges proved most helpful in publishing succeeding issues. JO Top: Left: Nlary Rhoacls. Katherine Burrichter. Nlary Beech- Kathleen Quinn. Nlary Shields, Rosemary lx'lcDevitt, Helen ner, Ann Nlaric Buggy assemble galleys. Top. Right: Dorothy Shaw. Frances Bennett, anci Emma Dolan prove tireless typ- Gallen, Ann Gallen. Nancy Files, Alice Herring, Dorothy isis. Below: Right: Shirley Rogers. Nlargaret Ross, Nlargaret Brennan scan with critical eye, lirst attempts. Below: Left: Linahan. Jean Cleary correct proof sheets. Notre Dames journalists received an aclcled honor this year when our school was admitted to the International Honor Society of journalists, lmown as the Quill and Scroll Society. Ten girls were initiated: Doris Breneman, Nlarie Burress, Anne Nlingey, Agnes Ruppenstein, Nlary iVicVVilliams, Elizabeth Daley, Jane de Paschalis, Jeanne Moran, Elizabeth Steclc, and Claire Steinlcirchner. CHARTER STAFF News Editors ...... ...........,...... IN 'iarie Burress. Dorothy Ahcnrn, Shirley Rogers, Gertrude Thompson Feature Editors ................. Rosemary McGimey. Beverly Bloc, Anne Buggy, Rosemary 1N1cLaughlin Sports Editors .... Jane cle Pasclialis, Jeanne Nloran. Alice Herring Art Editors ................................ Claire Steinl-Kirchner, Jane O'Neill Typists ...... Rosemary iVlcDevitt,'lViary Beechner, Frances Lawler, Emma Dolan, Frances Bennett, Nlilclrerl Snow, Kathleen Quinn, Harriet Almhott 23 Upper Group: Ar the installation nf Student Government Mary Anne Sclnlossor. Maury Dnrkin. Ntnrgucrite Nloran. offivvrs. non-ot-fit'0rs of the student body pledge their loyal Ixtury Rilti. luxury Blcticnnn, secretary: Nlmy Corrigan, chief support. fusticv: Harriet Abbott, president: Agnes Ruppenstcin, vice- LOIUPT Group--Student Council Seniors: Frances Lawler. president. Congvstion proves no problem to Ushers. Eileen Sweeney Lockcr Room obstacles me capnlmly removed by Ntarslmals. nnct Anne Rountrcc, Ixlnric Burress. Mary Jane Nloore. Berenice Coyle. 24 tile lmu cs roll down time driveway. No more dill-icuit or nsponsiiwle S. G. oiliice tiian tlieirs can llc found, it Nlonsignor Bonner listens wrtii interest as Niar- guerite Moran, A.A. President. praises underciasses sciiool spirit .... Bciow: Beauiiiui new cmialems oi nutimrily in imronze nnci iriue are significant signs ol' liuc iieigiits Student Government luis rcuclrcci. Last year, student participation in tiie government oi time scliooi was introduced at Notre Dame in a modified form. Because of tiie entilusiastic Cooperation given tiiis tentative priviiege. Student Government iias become a definite part of our sciiooi system. Spurred on by Nionsignor Bonner's message oi encouragement. we determined to maice our Student Government tiie legacy oi tlie class of 1942. VVe have seen it develop into a freely functioning unit sponsored by time faculty, wixose indispensable advice lias helped us through tiie diiiicuities tiiat make acliieve- ment sweet. The leadersilip oi our president, Harriet Abbott, wiiose election proved tiiat students are capainie of sound judgment, was one oi time factors contriiauting to our successful year. Qrcler iri rederue iransportation Niarsiiais. Rita Janssen. Jean Tinclmvr. clicciiing tickets, seats. and order requires tact nnri courige B I ' '. T -. Q v -. Ni ' I . . P' I-no bdmm-U' Cn ga 'uvenq A mgmci Evan' WMC' Hostess ciuurman, Etiieidreiia Forbes, ineiicvos in on time H spot arrangements. 25 gnfarging our .gnfereafa During this year the sociat ete- ment at Notre Dame has hecome more prominent through the or- ganization oi many new ciuhs. They have promotecl various in- terests to which the stuctents have responctect. Notre Dames oiciest club is Le Cercie Francais whose memhers are uniteci in two com- mon interests: ul..a View and their annual ctramatic proctuction. The officers are Niary Duricin, Kath- erine Burrichter, and Nlarguerite htoran. The Leaders Club is composect of physical ectucation students with an average of QOWJ. Among other achievements the Flay day entertainment was sponsored hy this group whose members taught the folk dances to the other stu- cients. The attention of the Current Events Club was centered upon the South American situation. The officers, hiargaret Vvarci, Shirley Rogers, anci hlary Diamond, president at the forum discussions which were prepara- tions for the essays suhmitteci hy this group to The Inter-American Student Forum of the Pan- American Union. Debating Club, presided over hy Fior- cnce OBrien, discusses topics of current interest. Smile pretty, hiairytu-Officers of Cam- era Club. hencieci hy Presirient Elaine Nic- Cann, give expert demonstrations. Defense Unit begins practice hy becom- ing acquaintect with the equipment. Officers ui the Cercie Francais select entries for the exhihit. htary Durkin, presi- cient, ctispinys the cioii from Alsace Lor- mine. 'IM C0l'I'le fo me llllel' al'lCtul'l'l Notre Dames artists under Jane O'Neil, Jane cle Pasclaalis, and Heclwig Flasinslca, have formecl an Art Clulw. During some ol tlleir meetings, tlley talce slcetcliing jaunts arouncl time cam- pus. Tlxose otlier campus rovers lecl by Elaine lN lcCann, Dolores Joyce, Eleanor Barrow, ancl Nlary Corrigan, are camera fiends anal time officers of tlieir club. Tlieir snapsllots liave contrilautecl mucli to our publications during tile year. Nliss lsalael Powell lias formecl from lier Public Speaking majors a Debate Club wliere time most veliement oratory was clisplayecl in time cliscussion: uResolvecl tllatz Oral examinations slloulcl replace written examinations. Latin games, crossworcl puz- zles, and laoolcs on tlie cultural laaclcgrouncl of Rome lurnisll time material lor time Latin Club meet- ings. Eileen Sweeney, Nlarie Burress, Anne Nlingey. ancl Nlary Corrigan are tlie officers. The latest aclclition to Notre Dame's clubs is time Defense Unit wlmicli is composed of fit- teen seniors wlxo are instructed in tlie care of incendiary lnomtms ancl tlie necessity of swilwtness and poise in an emergency. In a peaceful rural setting President Nlar- garet VVarci. ancl officers of tile Current Events Clula forget time problems of an over-clianging worlrl lor a time .... Ol-llicers of llie Art Clula go moclern .... No clmirs tor tlic Latin Club. tliey re- cline in true Roman siylel . . . Science leaves some in time clark. but President Mary Ann Sclilosscr. of the Noclasci Clulx, ex- plains colnplicatecl apparatus. OPLUCIFJ l'CA ,fo ucfory They did it. They did it againl This was heard over and over again throughout the halls of Alma lVlater. Vvho did what, do you say? Vvhy, Notre Dame won another haslcethall game, of course. Our sextet has been victorious in six out of eight of its ventures on the court. Thanks to the endeavors ol Nliss Rita Smith, our very capable coach, we have a team to he proud of. Alberta Nlills, captain and competent forward of the team, is aided in scoring high points by Elizabeth Bissinger, Jeanne Nloran, and Helen Healy. Elizabeth Bissinger is high scorer of the season. Our indispensable guards are Anne lxflingey, Regina Repetto, and Nlarguerite Nloran. Jeanne and lxlarguerite Nloran have the unusual distinction ol' having played for tour years on the Varsity. The Junior Varsity also ranks high in the hearts of all. lVlary Vvilliains, Anne Nlylett, and Helene lxlullins are the forwards who flip the hall through the nets, while Dolores Fletcher, Flay Burnell, and Theresa Vvelch are the guards who smash the ball laaclt to our forwards whenever it crosses the white line. Play Notre Dames future teams he as success- lul as the Varsity ol 1942! On this page: Top: Enthusiastic cheerleaders sunnnon NfJnward to Left to right: Marie Mclkenna, Elaine McCann. Evers. Dolores loyre. Center: Senior Class Champions. First row: Anne lxlargaret Falini. .lennnc Nloran, Nlarguerite Nlomn, Casey. Regina Repetto, Helen Healy. Second rom: Helene Nlullins. Alberta lxlills. Stella hlargaret Xynrd. .lean Knvanangh. Bottom: Alberta Nlills, Notre Dame Captain, welcomes Britt. nl' Little Flower. On the opposite page: First row: Jeanne Nlnran. Marguerite Nloran. Helene Victory. U IJOIOYCS Nlingcy, Patricia Belsyclt, DKXIOFCS Mullins. Helen Healy. Doris Ncpi, Alherta Nlills tcaptninl. Second row: Patricia Casey. Regina Repelto. ltlary .lo Xvilliains. Agnes GaNnn. Anne Nlingey. Elizabeth Bissinger, and ixliss Rita Smith. coach. Lower insert-Iunior Varsity. First row: Anne Xvelsli. Sarah Joyre. Anne Flylett. Dolores l:letfher. captain: lxlargnret F. Xvard. lxlnrv Nvelsh. Catherine Hannigan. Second rom: hlildred Carroll. Antoinette Rutlmwslii. Agnes Crercn. Teresa Xvelsh. lxlarie Hannon. Alice Herring, lxlay Bnrnell, Nlarguerite Honth, hlarie NleBeal, Beverly Blue. Buclcgmund: Artinn shots and Cheers. 28 I -.M A Xi QQ x ,. Q5 W Q y -.gy K N ii :WEB Y Q . L 5 3' ' -- T 'A ' L ' ' LA A if Q , sg t L . ,gf KX x Q Q ' if gi-1 ' X X ' is Q ' Sw N is S Q la A ,Q E R K vw X X .W A. Q Xi: g J: S -- , X- YN'-fwiw . -W W , +- Sq Q Q ,L X x 'S L A r T if , V X.. Lywsu gig, L 5 - , , in Y S 5, X W swf x . w,,: E X S QL. f f , - F X it ' B em, .a9',y New A .5 ' A R M. A - Q .W N , -1 R43 Q. X , A , v . x .X X f Q5 , . X U x ' X- Qs- Q lb- W SF' A 2 1 Q Q f f ' 3 X xv wiki W R 'rx 'N an 're ix- Q L -ff 1 S . x A ,Nd 4. : X. fl- 5. eg 4 pike A. A. Officers: Upper left: Marguerite Nioran, president. Upper rigirl: Nlary Jo Willianls, vice- president. Lower left: Anne Fiyiett. Lower right: Rita Kenney. secretary. fail: OH in n Hash-Now you see me. now you dont! 4 . . No. l ruie of volleyball: the hall and not the girl is supposed to go over the neti Kay, that expression is too desperate for a freshman tor is ix?j. .Slwfhgtf on ' porin A word of praise for enlarging our interest in gym- nastics and school sports goes to our new Physical Education Instructress, Nliss Smith. She has per- formed wonders in organizing so successfully the new and varied sports' cast. The outlook is bright and we hope her stay with us is a long and happy one. Bliss Smith is assisted hy the A. A. Representatives in her endeavor and splendid success. The president of the Athletic Association this year was Nlarguerite Nloran, aided hy Nlary Yviiliams, vice-president. Rita Kenny, a junior, served as capable secretary. Other senior representatives were Doris Breneman, Patricia Harrington and Nlargaret Nlary Harte. The thud of wood, amid the screeching voices of excited Iassies, signaled to the world at large that the ever popular sport of hockey had come into season. 30 The girls easily aclaptecl tliemselves to the strenuous ways of this Fall sport and sliowecl marvelous agility in pusliing the puck arouncl witli tlieir maple sticlcs. Some games were close and some were runaways, lout always a sisterly spirit prevailecl, so everyone llacl a goocl time. A pastime that enjoyecl great popularity cluring time school year was ricling. Some girls slrowecl tliemselves to be keen liorsewomen wlmile otliers underwent the soreness ancl stiffness wliicli goes with roolcies in tlie saclclle. lVlore tlman one prospective Usteaclyn was met arouncl Four Horseman anal otller lwriclle patlis. Volleyball won wiclespreacl acclaim as a llolnlayg a fact lnrougllt out lay tlle large numlaer of participants. Cries of Pass it to me, lxflarief, or VVatcl1 your lieacl, Alice were very familiar. Tennis and relay races altliougll summer endeavors, were well carried out and participatecl in. Tlle stuclent loocly is to be congratulatecl for its great interest in our sports program. Upper left: A ring on tlie lliircl linger. lelt lxanel, means only an exlru point for icnni-quuit players Upper riglit: Up in tlxe air so lxigliu wliile we wait for scconcl sllilt buses. ' Lower lofi: Smnslml goes wood against woocl as time puck clisappears in the distance. lnsert: Signs ol' spring. Tennis clmmps begin to squnblnle over tlre lieiglxt ol' tlie net. 31 SW Remarkable achievement has been the very apt characterization of the class of 1942. Under our uregimef' Student Government has reached greater heights, the long-desired school paper has heen made a reality, and a literary edition of Maryscript has actclerl to enjoyment. Yet these are incomparable with the benefits we have received: it is with deepest regret that we write uFinis.n .gncbuicluagzing Kaflzogc .fgcfion Vve have no Inronze taIJIet upon which to engrave the names ot those whose days have been outstanding Ior service. especially for the service they have rendered to the cause of Student Government hy the courageous fulfillment of the duties of their otticeg lout here on this page devoted to Catholic Action, we perpetuate the names of students who have grasped the idea that Catholic Action starts with generous devotion to duty. This list is the joint selection Iay students and teachers of outstanding student officers. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Harriet Ahhott .... President of S.G.A. Agnes Ruppenstein Vice-Pres. of S.G.A. h Iary iVIcKenna ...... Secretary Ihlary Durlrin Frances Lawler Dorothy Carlin Alice GiIIen Rosemary lVIcGirney Eleanor Ix'ICI..RLlgIlIit1 Doris Youngtlesh Rosemary Cosgrove Therese Evers S.G.A. Eileen Gillespie Mary hIanning Isabel O'Connor Catherine Vvalsh Patricia Dailey Claire Devine .Ioan Gallagher Anne Ivlaltson IVIarceIIa Ix'Iissar Ca therine Xvalsh ' JUDGES Mary Corrigan-Chief justice Carmen Forbes Helen Healy Ann Reil Iy TRANSPORTATION ltiary Ritti-Chairman Sadie 111011185 Elizabeth Bissinger Nlargaret Evans .Iane Gucinslin Iane Hewes Rita Janssen LOCKER Marie Burress Berenice Coyle Emma Dolan Nxyancla Krasnxvska Milclred Snow Elizabeth Martin Nlary Vowinlrel Catherine Cummings Mary Anne Schlosser ASSOCIATE REPRESENTATIVES AND USHERS Dolores Evers-Chairman Mary BergcIoII Nlarguerite Heath Irene Lyszczelc Nlarie lVIcKenna Eileen Sweeney Margaret Desmond Madeline Guilday Marjorie Callahan IN'Iary Loftus Elizabeth Nester Frances Nugent NARSHALS Teresa Sweeney Nlargaret I'IaraImn .IuIia. Nvhalen Elizabeth IVIcCoIe Iustine Evans Gertrude Costigan ROOM MARSHALS Teresa Smith Catherine Kinney Frances Kliottvles .Iane Rixon Anne Beringer Therese Buggy Rlary Hale Eileen Johnston D0f0tIly' RTOIIEIIIIIKI HOSTESSES Ethelclreda Forhes-Chairman Rosemary Salveson Helen Brennan Eileen Davis Anne Keeler Theresa Campbell lvlargaret Culhert Beverly Blee Mary Carroll Eva Gallagher .Iane Leighton Loretta Lyons .Ioan Planning Lois Griesser H iIrIa Ann Powers A. A. REPRESE Catherine VViIIiams Niarguerite hloran-President Niary J. XViIIiams-Vice-President Doris Breneman Patricia Harrington Teresa Coughlan .Iean Soulas hlarie Droxler Dolores Fletcher Gertrude IVIcI'IugIl ' Rita Convery ' Patricia Barrow Joan Kems Regina Vtfeathers Philippa Zencalt NTATIVES .Iosephine Dugan Helen Brennan Rita Kenney Anne bllllllfooney Please see pages S5 and S6 for the roll of honor for non-officers. Qui' machine in nacfice Catholic Actioni A stirring siogan as souncleci hy Our Holy Father to the faithful laity. Here at Our Lacly's school we are attentive to this echo ot Christ's Cry ui thirst, ancl we can prouclly say, Nvve are cioing our part. February 5th and 6th louncl the student hocly in a thoughtful state while Reverend Joseph G. Cox, J.C.D., conclucteci our annual retreat. Every wceic, also, Reverend Anthony J. Flynn gives us the infinite gift of Holy hiass followed hy a sermon to reminci us that all is not well throughout the worici anci to point out what our rote should he as Catholic Nvomen. All juniors and seniors enjoyecl the jaunt to Convention Hall to participate in the meeting of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Another evidence ol Catholic Action revealefl at our Alma hflater was the giving of Christmas haslcets to the poor. Each ciass assemhleci a quan- tity of good cheer which was given to some neecly family. Above: Ainericanism nncl Catholicism mingle to prociuce a generation of character .... Book Nvc-el: reinincls us to he Catholic-Event Conscious. . . . Nve learn the lesson urris better to give than to receive. Insert: Reverend An- thony J. Flynn, Ph.D. His inspirational mes- sage. through his vivid presentation. re-echoes in the hearts of his listeners alter the infinite gilt oi the Holy Mass. One of the most energetic organizations at Notre Dame is the orchestra. Early this year it was augmented lay the addition of many new intruments including uolrns cellos. hass, clarinets. llutes, trumpets, tromlaones and an entire new drum The orchestra contributes music to every important school event. On Fresh- man Day senior members entertained. The orchestra, or groups ol the orchestra, performed at the Senior Play, Christmas Play, .lunior Day, French Play, lxflusicale a d Graduation. The orchestra, directed lay Bliss Anne E. Gallagher for three years with the assistance of lN'liss Catharine lVlcCarthy, was continued this year lay Nlr. Benjamin A dA1nelio, who prepared an excellent program lor the musicale. The violinists recen ed a new teacher in the person ol Nliss Nlargaret Joyce. Achievement of success is manifested by the recognition accorded the orchestra in the selection ol several members to represent Notre Dame in the combined Orchestra of the Catholic Girls, High Schools. This is encouraging to the mem- laers and an incentive to aspirants lor membership. Wai 4lw,,, ,wi af, juaf meacboud First Violin Elizabeth Blizzard Rosemary lVlcDevitt Catharine Kelly Rita Ewing Alice Gillen Eileen Quinn Catharine Campbell Nlaura Glover Dorothy Dalphey Regina lVlcDernmtt Catherine Gavigan Nlary Ann Sweeney Second Violin Kathleen lVlcElwee ixlargaret Hill Nlacleline Guilclay Antoinette Dougherty Beatrice Petracca Teresa lVlcCue Frances Harte Edith Fegan PERSONNEL Cello lY'largaret lxlary Harte Rita Kenny Helen Clay Alice Dully Bass Mary Gertrude Hugg Rose D'Angelo Flute Nlarion Lichert .lean Mccallion Frances Lawler Teresa lVlulcloon Clarinet Teresa Sweeney Eleanor lN'lcl..aughlin Geneva Baldwin Elaine McCann Frances Nugent Nlarion lhlinniclc Saxoplwne Claire Nlcconniclt 36 liflr. Benjamin A. d'Amelro Director Trumpet Loretta lN'lcDade Elizabeth Bissinger Jean O'Brien Doris Nepi Tmmlzone Eleanor Phillips .loan Helton Bells liflargaret Evans Permission Nlargaret Feehan Dorothy Carlin Teresa McDonald Rosemary O'Donnell Julia Xvhalen Piano lvlary Kascavage Marilyn Strohm Helen Brennan Rosemary Cosgrove Rosemary Norcross QQQ Mi .- - X. :ZW A -- . New Y . sg -Q. my X: fx Ya S 'W A Q is Y N s .-fd. 'NMS X X5 X .K ,. ,,,.. wx s , S iX A me . ,,- ' 3' if ' A figs-.f :w :ff :fn ,wr 4? 15+ Q' Q 3 gg is - w . 5 .m 'Q : J K Q- P15555 'sf 156 1 e dlaea in Caclencea . . . . Still quite novel at Notre Dame, the verse choir is the arclent endeavor and favorite ac- tivity of a large group. Nliss Isabel Powell, our clramatic coach, deserves praise for her enthusiastic leaclership of the girls who cheer- fully cooperatecl in attaining fame for the choral speakers. Nlinglecl voices speaking as one unlolcletl to us the holy, clramatic, scenes of the first First row: Nlarie Cullin. Agnes Ruppenstein. .loan :Man- ning. Jean Kavanaugh, Berenice Coyle, Hannah Galvin, Eileen Sweeney. Anita Vwlooley, Loretta lvlccaltrey, Jean Nlanning. Second row: Marguerite Nloran, Helen Schmidt, Rosemary Cosgrove. Gloria Xvilson. Geneva Balclwin. Nlary Beechner. Isabelle O'Connor. Dolores Knox, Catherine Blake. Nlary Carroll. Lillian Kursali. Grace Busch. lxlary lX'lcCalTrey. Jeanne Nlomn. Nlnrjorie Bath, Rosemary Curran, Mary Jane Dougherty. Jeanne Griesser. Elizabeth Muldoon. Anne GaNmx. Dolores Kane. Elizabeth Tirjan, .lane cle Pnscllalis. lxlargucrite Stapleton. and Patricia Casey. Christmas Eve. Baclcgrouncl of the theme was developed lay a chorus of narrators while in- clivicluals portraying characters of kings and shephercls presented the age-old tale in a novel manner. The other major appearance of the verse choir was in the Spring Nlusicale. The choral ensemble proviclefl an unusual spirit of gaiety by its rymthic chants and inspiring verses. The high spot of the Verse Choir's achievement this year, the choral clrama, Bethlehem. Left to right: Eileen Gillespie. Dolores Evers. Nlarion Nlin- nicli. lxlargaret Desmoncl. Dorothy lVlcCurry. Rosemary NIC- Girney. Eleanor Young, Nlary Nlccvinnis, Sara lqccarthy, Elizabeth Nester, Therese NlacAleer tBlessecl Nlotherl. Nlarie Burtess lst. Josephl. Jean Nlccaffrey, Nlargaret Nloore, Helen Nlullins, Nlaria lN'lcGettigan. Eleanor Frear. Hedwig Flasinslta, Helen Crowley, lwlary Creegan, x..' . , A A 44 . . . an ding in 'pkyflzm y First row: Clare O'Dunnel, ,lean Bislmp. Marie Nlellon, Clare Crowe. Jane Bourne, Gcrtrucle Gnrrity. Elizalmetli Bilx- lney, Frances Burke. Mary Corrigan. Semrul row: Cliesla Bunmly, .lane Nveslon. Elizaloeili Leon- arrl. Gloria Bailey. Pliyllis Vincent. Beairice Scliwartz. Anna Nlills, Eleanor Preston. Tliirrl mtv: Anna Grace, Nlarie Lavery, Nlary Loftus. Helene Huglxes. Patricia Connor, Rosemary Gnllen. Fourtli mul: Dolores Fletclmr, Clare Deacly. Nlilclrecl Car- roll. Eleanor Barrow. Marie McKenna, Marie Drummoncl. Fiflll row: Rita Janssen. .lane Gorclon, Nlary .ln Xvilliams. R1-nee Lungan. Eugenia M4-Slmne. Lillian Bnyrl, .lean San- lnrrl, Teresa Ritli. Rosemary Salvesun. A Cappcla Clmir. On flue stairs: Anne Hong, lxflartlm Bolt-. Nlurgery lxlingey. Kalllerine Fitzgerald. Teresa Cuuglilan. Sarah Dlccue. Mary Leigli. Elaine McCann. Nlargnrv.-I Linalmn. .lane Leigllion, Palririu Herring, lxlae Kilpntricrli. On ilm liulcony: Eileen Davis. Anne Nlcsliane. Elizalleill Sit-cli, Alice Herring. Catllerinn Kinney, Jean Cleary. .lean Ulsclialier, Anne Nlingey. Xve are especially proucl iliis year ol' our Glee Cluln: over one liunclrccl ancl fifty girls are now active members. It lias lwranclxenl out consifleralaly in tlie inirocluction of an u cappella clioir ancl ol' a sacrccl clioir lor Nlass. At Cllristmas time. lovely voices lent added splendor to tlie alrearly lneaulil-ul story of llie Savior's liirtll, anal boilx tlie Nlusicale ancltlie Operelta were enricliecl by tlieir songs. All lliis was tlle result ol llie unsellislx worli clone lay Nliss Gertrucle Fallienlmcli, our clirector, witll ilie cnoperaiion ol' llie sluclenls. Flay tlxey continue to sprcacl jay ancl clxecr as tliey go on tlieir wuy, witlx a song on tlu-ir lips and in ilieir llearls. . .. .i.. SAGMPOCL5 fo 6 , 0, syeaft U. History was made at Notre Dame as tlie seniors presentecl 1 tlleir never-to-lne-lorgotien senior play. Mpeg O, lvly Heartf, Praises still ring loucl lor tlxe talentecl acting of tlie cast anrl tlme untiring , effort of tlleir clirectress, Bliss lsabel Powell, in procluring tlie masterpiece, 'Peg O' Nly Heart. l Blonde nncl llunclsome .lane cle Pusclralis, clarli mul lClCllillg Elizalyeill Flarlin- lwotli .lerrys--cuplurecl tlme licnrts ol tlne Pegs as well as tlmse ol' tlie female auclience. . . . Peg prefers lier terrier. Nliclmel. to tlle lieart anal lmnd nl- Alguric. to tlxe relief nl Alaric, but lo llie surprise anfl scorn of lxis fcntl lll0lllEl', lylrs. Cllicllesler. ,f THE'5EN10g , : pwxgxrg CLASb K M 'fps 'l 'f'fC'y Jf.fm,4ig ET' . Cetno!ie,Q5Qf,f fx High Sfkimf 40 t l enior lgfay 1942 Nlrs. Ctiictlester .... Nlary Diamond, Caryl Doyle Jarvis .................... Ntary Vowinkei, Clare Deaciy Ethel Ctiiciiester, JGBII IQEIVEIIIRIIQII, GFEICC rl-huill Aiaric Chichester. 'Elizabeth Daley, Nlary iX lcKenna CAST tin orcier of appearance, . Christian Brent..Agnes GaNun, Anne twiingey Peg ............,....... Jeanne Nloran, txiarie iN'IeKenna ixlontgomery Hawkes, txlarie Cuttin, Elizabeth Niccoie Bennett, Nlary Ann Sciilosser, Elizabeth Stanton Jerry ......... .Elizabeth Nlartin, Jane Lie Pasctlatis Scene: After time ctog figtxt: HCOIIIQ on. Ettmt, tel tixeln I,il'IiSll it! Peg loves a tight. but time proud Ethel cnrries tier Pct or trundle of knitting to safely. Two clmnning Pegs. Above. Ntarie Niciienna, ciemnre but witty: below. Jeanne Nlornn, roguistu yet sincere. Enctx different from time ottler. yet tlottr Cllilflllillg and memorable heroines. 41 rima onnad or a ag Sparkling and entertaining was our gala operetta, ublargie Goes ixloclernf' Elaine Nlccann as lwargio, tile secret lieiress oi a liuge fortune, proveci licrsell laotll cliarming ancl sincere. All were tliorougfllly relievefl wlien slie outwittecl the sclieming' trustees lxiesclames. X. Y. ancl Z. flaetter known liere as Elizabetli Herring, Patricia Herring and Elizaloetli Steclii ancl lwarlame Raphael, Elizalaetli ixiartin. Coming to ixlargie-'s aicl in tier dilemma were lier scliool friencts Helen, iX t-ary Diamonci: Sopllia. Niargaret Frances Vvarci: ancl Ianice, Jean Kavanaugli. Tliey clevisecl a cleltly ingenious plan tlirougli wliicli Nlargie was aisle to win both time Cecilian iwiecial lor painting anci tmore important, tlie million dollar fortune. A cliorus Consisting oi twenty stuclents rnacle a meloclious setting for time wllole tale. Uncler time capable direction ol Bliss Gertrucle Nl. Fallcenlmacli tiie operetta was consiclereci a radiant success by all witnessing it. Alxovn: Silence is certainly golclen llcre as Blargie and tlie students of time Bowers institute ui Art sllow us time easy way to go ruociernf' Below: Niarlarne X marks tlxe spot wlrile Y ancl Z observe will: critical eye tilt' nmnteur murals. lvlilllliilllff Rnpllael exlrilails nervous excitement as time results of lter tenciiing are inspected. To time victor belongs tire spoils. l5'targie's co-conspirators gntlxer rouncl to congratulate tier on time goocl fortune tlxey all had a sliarc in planning. . . Roaring cowhoys . . Punch and Judy personified . . . The clowns . . . All unite to form the most marvelous Refugees lrom Tin Pan Alley . . . A iJnrlcer's delight three-ring circus that ever iroliclied its way across the stage Talented equestrienne . . . The darlings of the Zoo of Notre Dame. uniom omla jkrougk a jkree-ringer! Grcua Peanuts! Lemonade! Popcornl Craclcerjacltsl and a surprise in each and every paclcl , The student body was certainly talcen hy surprise Qand even alarm, on ixfiay 26, lQ4l, when the Seniors oi '42 toolc the auditorium hy storm as they presented a lively circus. Bears, lions. elephants, horses, penguins, seals. camels, monlceys, and dogs all performed with such zest and zeal, one was inclined to believe they were not merely costumed girls, hut ''ready-to-hite-loeastsf' Six cowgirls tried to console themselves and the audience hy their vain attempts at yodeling uYou Are Niy Sunshine. The Punch and Judy Show provided fiends on mystery stories thrills-a- plenty when hir. Ghost and the Devil entered to haunt Punch. As Sis Hopkins appeared and gave a discourse on the trouloles of the country folic: as the present Seniors presented their lovaiole dwarf: and as the children of the Uisady Who Lived In a Shoe brought hack our childhood days, Junior Day 1941 was hrought to an hilarious end. 43 tim Y J- gi. f! 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A '1 I is N ,..:.. x if fi ii Y K 2 5 wx , ,N , Y Q Jlt-. .,..-,-QW..-f--nn -- e 3 2 Q? , ?':? 3!wfsS' ' 1 awww-rf My Ax Ji N 4, . . . twig Wafiond in euiew Ly Wofre Rose Valley clonnecl her brightest greens, Holcl Sol lent his sunny presence, and Notre Dame. Hlestooned with lN'lay.n began its annual lVlay Festival. A French minuet performecl with piquant grace by the seniors ol' 1941 introduced the royal train. Our lVlay Queen, Eileen Cannon. was heralded by a fanfare of trumpets, and crowned with fitting solemnity. The unclerclassmen paicl tribute to her reigning clignity by presenting before her throne six lollc clances. Xfxlltll gay First row: Dolores Dennehy. Dorothy Xvinters. Lillian lN lcGrath. Dorothy Carver, hiary Joyce, hiargaret Youngllesh. lxlarybelle Dunion, Gertrude Trainer. lvlarie Lyons. Helen Baum. Rita Hennninger. Ann Nlalley, Anna Hilley. Eileen Kane. Eleanor Flynn, hlary Grech. Second Row: Elizabeth Rirlge, Aclelaicle Rothwell. Collier- ine O'Connor, Eleanor Beyer. Ruth Daviclson, Dorothy Duffy. Nlarcelline Keeler, Elivabeth Gallagher, Bernaclette Logue. Nlargaret Gill. Top row: Diary Brocluneyer. Julia h'lcKee, Josephine Kane. Jeanne Petron. Frances Rafferty. Elizabeth Ewing, Frances Casey, Helen hlarlinlcus. hiargaret Olsen, Eileen Cannon. Angela lN'lcl-nughry. Ruth Banys. Nancy Gillespie. Helen Consicline, Helen Delaney. Kathleen lVlcCarthy, Florence Smith, Agnes lxlorgan, Eleanor Saruocinslti. Highland lassies twirl. Killarney's colleens sliip, nncl Danish rlamsels lrolir on lxioylalfs greens. dine if ay First row: Kathleen Clifton. Fiurgarvt Consicline. Anne Cronin, Mary Nvagner. Doris Seaman. Mary Leary. Flarion Vauglm. Margaret Xvriglit, Katlrryn Held. Gorlrucle Fenton. Flary Herring. lxlilclrccl lVlrDonalcl, Julia Cartain. Diary Bllrke. ' ' ' Ni l '. Elimlwetli Nloore Second row: Rita lxlangan. Rita r ar 03 , M l uqlmlin Angela McGinniss. Patricia Cusliiim. Anita cm , . Elizalwetli Malxer. Rita Kearney. Margaret Nlalicr. He en Gorman, lxlurion Luncly, Julia Hcrtzng. Eleanor blalone. Ntarie Nlccrossan. Top row: Ann Be-cltle. .loan Preston. Joyce Turner, Milclrccl Sellllmrst, Mary Margaret NlcDarlc. Marie Sillmersclnniclt, Ninn' .lane Most. Claire Connor. Rutlr Gricssvr. Niargarct ' N ' l l D'li Marie Xvilliarn' Linrlcnlaul-L Regina Clark, Eliza met: ic , V ' bel St elc, Vir- SDYI, l.0l'itillC DYOXIPF. lJl'Sllll'I LLIQIIC. Elllil tl E ginia Holunan. M020 61116, C0bU t costumes Ubien a propos, tlley represented tlm peasantry of Czeclmoslovalcia, Hungary, Den- marlc, Sweclen, Scotland, and Ireland in lloli- day lestivity. Cllaracteristic tolli songs lay tlle . . . .t Glee Club blenclecl Xvltll tlie lrollcsome spiri as an accompaniment to tlie dancing. The traditional Nlay Pole clance with its noncllalant . N d gaiety gave tlme lmal toucll to a perfect ay. Triumplrant conclusion ol tlxe Nlay Pole clancc. . . Ob n time Frenclx minuet curve tile liquid grace of tlic sc-niors i -1 yes. it was rntlrer warml 49 Reverend Joseph A. Gorlmm. S.T.L. Director of Alumnae Association 'MJ fue Pe 2 ' 1 Loyalty We Alumnae Officers. Left In right: Eileen Guilclay. vice-presidenl: Marie NlcGlone. recording secretary: Yvonne Lord. president: Adelaide Rothwell, cor- responding secretnry: .loan Browell, treasurer. ma Wafer, to Km O erf' ALUNNAE TEAM A valiant group of former hnslcethall champs: .loan Browell. Nlary Grant. Rosemary Xvolfe fcnps tainl. Nlarthn Nliller, Clara Lcinhauser. Katherine hioran. ALUMNAE GLEE CLUB Jane Nlccarlhy, Jacqueline Steel: tchainnanl. Niary Grant. Helen Chew. Florence Bailey. Kathleen Nic- Cnrthy, Nlartha Nliller. Dorothy Griesser, Virginia Brllder, Roselllilry Nvolle, bflary Randall. Dear hlemhers of the Alumnae Association: Under the leadership of officers elected at the October meeting in 1941, the Alumnae Association has tried to maintain the high standards of achievement set hy preceding administrations. At its first meeting of the season, the Executive Board promised to haclc the school in the purchase of an amplifying system consisting of a microphone and a record- ing machine. This promise was redeemed in part at Christmas: and lay its proceeds from the Spring Formal, the Association hopes to Finish the payments on the microphone and to help in the purchase ol' needed machines in the husi- ness department. Besides financial aid for Notre Dame, the purpose ol' the Alumnae Association is to pro- mote the social life of its memlaers and to cement the friendships among them and with their former teachers, the Sisters. The first of these two aims has heen lcept in mind in the three successful dances. To fullniil the second purpose, two general meetings are held at the school in October and in January: a Day of Recoliection on Palm Sunday. and, mostrde- lightful of all, the Annual Reunion, on Nlay 17th this year. when hundreds of Alumnae re- turned to recall with one another and with the Sisters the memories of their school days. I thanlc all most sincerely who have helped to make this year successful, especially Doctor Joseph A. Gorham who so generously gave ol his time and energy to further our interests and those of the school. Let,s rally together every year to Iceep up the reputation that our Alumnae has always maintained for loyal cooperation with all that promotes the welfare of Notre Dame. Sincerely yours, Yvonne Lord, '59, President. SW The inauguration of new clubs with various interests has been instru- mental in time expansion of the social element at Notre Dame. The dances, plays, musicales, and operettas have not only added to enjoyment, but they have also developed in us an appreciation for social graces and the permanent qualities of culture. M1 1 wr mmf Sugar anti spice unci evoryiiring nice-apropos lo imiix iaris nnci giris . . . Tin: imncisome viiiain wilix iilc proveriuini iaiafii S t O muslacile . . . Tile juniors of '41 cnpiurvri lim giee ciuim oper- y vim . . . iniliaiion pranks give piace to time regai rimma, write Knavc of Hearts. 2 eniom .ie-nn swouns in true Viflorian iasilion . . . Tile liiiniier, aiias Hxincu . . . Two oi lim lim-0 iillie maicis from sciiooi . . . Virgil gives place lo Tim Turret . . . Remote preparations for nmlrimuny . . . Sc-niors of '41 rciinquisix tiieir colors . . Tin- ciriving pow:-r blfilillfi iimc scones of Mpeg 0' ixiy Hear! ITFNISPS i-Of il POSIX 'W il J ELIZABETH TERESA BLIZZARD 117 Ctlestnut Parkway, Garrten City St. Robert ACTIVITIES: UsI1er 3-Current Events 4-Latin 4-Noctnsci 4-OYCIISSIIH 1. 2. 3. 4-COIICQII IVIas- ter'-Verse CI1oir 3'-JUIIIOI' Day'-IN'Iay Day 2. 5-' Itfuryscript tcommencenieiitl, Business Manager HOBBY: Baking Cakes MARIE HELEN BURRESS lll5 East Eteventtm Street. Eciciystone St. Rose of Limo ACTIVITIES: BVIHFSIIEII 4-Usher 3-Current Events 4-Latin. Vice-President 4-Noctasci 4- B9tIlIPll9IH'-'IIIIHIOT Day-Ntnryscript fcomnience- 1111-110. Ectitor-i11-CI1iv:I-'Iqulret, First News Ectitor HOBBY: Bicy1:Iing IRENE ELIZABETH DALEY 216 Xvesl IVIarsImII Road, Lansctowne St. Ctmrtes Borromeo ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3'-Current Events 4-Le Cercte Francais 3. 4-Latin 4--NocIasci 4-Peg o' IVIy Heart-Les Ctmussons Je In Dm-Iiesse Amie- Potis Ceperutnnt-Junior Day-IVIaryscript fI.iler- aryI. Associate Editor HOBBY: BowIing wingd, jwinLA MARGARET MARY HARTE 48 East rI4lll'llIJllII Avenue, Arcimore St. Denis ACTIVITIES: A.A. Representative 4--Ustier 3- Orchestm 2. 5. 4'-'C0lllIJtllCCI Orchestra 4-'VCFSC CI10ir 3-fI..r1tin 4--Nortasci 4-.lunior Day HOBBY. CeIIo MARY THERESA MCWILLIAMS I5 B'IeIrose Avenue, East Lansctowne St. Cyril ACTIVITIES: Orctiestra 1--BIay Day-Iwary script lI-iteruryI. Associate Editor ' HOBBY: Ttie IX'Iovies ANNE ELIZABETH MINC-EY 4.1 Fairview Avenue. Lansctowne St. PIliIomena ACTIVITIES: Associate Representative 3-Vars- ity 4-GI:-e 2, 3. 4-Verse Ctioir 5. .1-A Cnppottn Ctmir 4-Current Events 4--Le Cercte Francais 3. 4-Latin. Secretary 4-Noctasci 4--Peg 0' Pty Heart-Knnve of Hearts--Ivlnryscript fcommenco- menti, Associate Ectitor HOBBY: Baskettmtt MARY AGNES RITTI 928 Yeacton Avenue. Yearton St. Louis ACTIVITIES: BIIHTSIIHI 3-Transportation. Ctiair- man 4--Noctasci 4'-Detlense Unit, Fire Vvurcten-1 D'Iay Day-.Iuniur Day-Mnryscript tcommence- lllello, Associate Ertilor-'Senior Prom Committee HOBBY: Riding AGNES MIRIAM RUPPENSTEIN 276 Xvest Greenwood Avenue. Lansdowne St. Charles Borrorueo ACTIVITIES: Vice-President of Student CounciI 4-Current Events 4--Verse CI1oir 5. 4-Le CercIe Francais 5. 4--Latin 4-PoIis Capendunt-Les Cfmussons de Ia DUCIIGSSQ Anne-Iwaryscript Icom- ITIEIICCYIIEIIO, Associate Editor HOBBY: Coiiecting Defense Stamps HELEN THERESA SHAXV 1150 Keystone Road. Chester Resurrection ACTIVITIES: Hostess 4-Usher 3-GIee 5'-The XViId Rose--liffaryscript fI..iteraryI. Associate Edi- tor--Turret, Typist HOBBY: Collecting Claire SteinI:ircI1ner's Draw- ings MARY THERESA SHIELDS 124 Fairview Road. Nvoodlyn Our Lady of Peace ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4-fIVIuryscript fI..it- eraryl, Associate Editor-Turret, Typist HOBBY: Reading 7 fm of 42 MILDRED MARY SNOVV 504 Pusey Avenue. CoIIingdaIe St. Ioscpfx ACTIVITIES: IVIarsI1aI 4-'Transportation 5- Verse Cimir 5. 4-Current Events 4'-'Defense Unit, Fire Wvardenf-.Iunior Day-IVIay Day- Ivlaryscript fLiteraryI, Exchange Editor--Senior Prom Committee HOBBY: Saving Letters EILEEN MARIE SVVEENEY 2529 XVest Ninth Street, Chester Resurrection. ACTIVITIES: UsI1er 4-'GIee 5-'Verse Choir 4'-1 Debating 4-Le CercIe Francais. Secretary 4-f Latin. President 4-Nodasci 4-The Ivild Rose-1 Knave of Hearts'-Pofis Cependant-flwaryscript II..iteraryI, Associate Editor HOBBY: Piano ELIZABETH MARY TIRJAN 2510 Xvest FourtI1 Street, Chester Resurrection ACTIVITIES: GIee 5-'Verse Ctloir 5, 4-Camera 4-Nodasci 4'-'The XViIrI Rose'-Junior Day-'La Valise Mysterierrse-Mnryscript fcommencementj, Associate Editor HOBBY: Trying New Recipes MARGARET FRANCES WARD 30 Rodman Avenue, I..IanercI1 Annuncintion ACTIVITIES: Junior Varsity 4-'Verse Choir 3, 4 -Latin 4'-Le Cercle Francais 5, 4-Current Events, President 4-IVIodasci 4'-Les Cfiuussons de In Duclzesse Anne-Margie Goes Modern-The tviid Rose-Junior Day'-Maryscript fI...iteraryI, Associate Editor HOBBY: Tennis HARRIET MARIE ABBOTT 121 Beverly AX'9hUB. East IJIHSCIOSVHE 9 C I ot. yri ACTIVITIES: President ot Student Government 4 -Treasurer of A.A. 2-Associate Representative 3 -'Orchestra l-'TIIE Turret, Typist DOROTHY NIAY AHEARN 522 East Eighth Street, Chester St. IVIicImeI ACTIVITIES: IXTHTSIIHI 5--Current Events 4-Le CercIe Francais 3-Latin 4-NocIasci 4-The Tur- ret, News Editor-Itfaryscript fcommencemeno. Associate Editor 2 lanle CATHERINE MARIE BARLONV 222 East Twenty-tI1ircI Street. Chester St. Robert ACTIVITIEQ- H I s- - GI . -. os e.s J- ee 5-Home Econom ics 4 ELEANOR THERESE BARROVV 45 BniIey Road. I..z1nscIowne St. Philomena ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4--Hostess 3-fGIee 4--Camera. Secretary 4-I..cacIers 4-bfargie Goes I5IocIc-rn--Ixfnryscript fLitemryI. Associate Editor JEANNE IVIARIAN BASILE 135 Can1pIJeII Avenue. South Ardmore St. Denis ACTIVITIES: C .. - amera 4 Les Chnussons :Ie Ia Ducliesse Alina-NIay Day ELIZABETH Cv. BAXTER 248 South Carrg BE:IevarcI, Upper Darby Lt. urence MARIE ELIZABETH BECKLE INIicIcIIetown Road, EIwyn St. Francis de Sales ACTIVITIES:.Iunior Day--IVIay Day Q.. 5-La Bene Au Bois Dormant STELLA HEDVV IG BELCZYK 2508 Xvest Ninth Street. Chester St. Hedwig rAC'I'lVITlES: Transportation 4--'Senior CIass mm Defense Unit, Pohce XVarcIen--Noclasci 4 ANNE FRANCES BAKER 411 Xvashington Avenue. Manoa Sacred Heart ACTIVITIES: Art .4-La Belle An Bois Dormnnt -INI:-my Day DOROTHY CECELIA BARLOVV 202 Sunnyside Avenue. Chester St. Robert ACTIVITY: Home Economics 4 58 FRANCES LETITIA BENNETT 2774 East County Line. Ardmore St. Denis ACTIVITIES: BTQTSIIHI 4-GIee 4-May Day 5 IVIARY AUGUSTA BERGDOLI, 2220 West Third Street. Chester Immaculate Heart of IVIary ACTIVITIES: Usher 4--fNocIasci 4 - FRANCES ELIZABETH BIBBY Q17 CIIUICIX I..El!'le. YEBCIOII SI. Louis ACTIVITIES: Hostess 4--Glee 4--BetI1IeI1am Junior Day-IVIay Day 2, 5 LUCILE E. BOUDREAU 1008 Duncan Avenue. Yeadon St. Louis ACTIVITIES: Leaders 4--Glee 1 CUNSTANCE IVI. BOVV DEN 2554 Rosemont Avenue. ArcImore Park St. Denis ACTIVITIES: Associate Representative 5-GIee 2, MARY VERONICA BOYLE 231 Davis Avenue. CIiIton I'IeigI1ts rromeo St. Charles Bo ACTIVITIES: GIee 2. 3. 4-IVIusicaIe-I'Iome Economics 4 DORIS ANNE BRENEIVIAN R. D.. Glen IVIiIIs EUGENIA THERESE BURKE SQ, Thomas thg Apostle 510 NortI1 Lansdowne Avenue. Drexel Hill ACTIVITIES: A.A. Representative 4--Current Sf, Andrew 5:j3'S4:f1IfeCgiljmia'E,f3ffis?'L1:LIifig3 -45852 ACTIVITIES: Camera 4-Noam 4-Glee 2 Iwaryscript II.iteraryI, Editor-in-CI1ieI FRANCES LORETTA BURKE 1NfIARJORY LEE BUCKLEY 1153 Vklalnut Street, Collingdale ' 15 Xvest Iwowry Street, Chester Sf- Joseph St. Robert ACTIVITIES: Glee 2, 5. 4-Home Economics 4 ACTIVITY: Representative 5 Margie Goes Moclem-Tlna YViI1I Rose 59 KATHERINE ANN BURRICHTER 5510 Huey Avenue. DrexeI I'IiII S A C I. ndrerv ACTIVITIES Q . : -enior Class Team-Camera 4-1 NocIa'ci .4 DeI I 5 - ense Lnit-Le CercIe Francais 3, Vice-President 4--Turret. News EcIitor MARGARET VERGNICA CA 7 r RX ER IOIQ AAINIICYVS AN'Enll6. COIIIIIQCIHIC SI. Ioseplx ACTIVITY: Current Events 4 Wofre Janie JEAN ELIZABETH CIFIERIVIOI. 232 XV:-st IX'Iowry Street, Chester S1 R In . o er! ACTIVITIES: Debating 4-Nodnsci 4 ELIZABETH CECILIA CORR 721 Fifteenth Avenue. Prospect Park St. GaIJrieI ACTIVITIES: Hostess 4-A.A. Representative '1 MARY FRANCES CORRIGA N 55 Ridley Avenue. Norwood St. GuIJrieI ACTIVITIES: CI1ieI .Iustice 4-Representative 5 --GIee 2. 5-'Cnniem, Vice-Presiflent 4-Latin. Treasurer 4 GERTRUDE LOUISE COSTIGAN 146 Penn BouIevarcI. East I..nnscIowne Sr. Cyril ACTIVITIES- ' 1 ' -. 'Immpnrtatmn 4--Art 4-Camera 4-Nodnsci 4 BERENICE CLAIRE C OYLE 429 BonsnII Avenue. Yeadon St. Louis ACTIVITIES: NIursImI 4-'Hostess 5-GIee 4-' Verse CIioir 4-Senior Prom Coniniittee-Margie GUYS b10d9rll Jllni0r Day'-Leaders' LOUISE ANN CRAWFORD 1 Garfield A' xenue, Darby TownsI1ip St. Ioseph PATRICIA RUTH CASEY 219 Xvcst VVinona Avenue. Norwood SI. Gabriel ACTIVITIES- Hoare- V . . as 4- 'nrsity 4-fGIee 2. 3. 4-Verse Choir 4 IRENE THERFSA CHARTIER 725 NIapIe Terrace, Chester Immaculate Heart of I5'Inry ACTIVITIES: GI ' ' ee 5. 4 -IX IusrcuIe 60 HELEN PATRICIA CROWLEY 24 Deiuware Avenue. Ridley Park St. Ivladeiine ACTIVITIES: Giee 2'-Verse Choir 5-Debating 4-I..aIin 4-Nociusci 4-fBelIlIeIwrn CATHERINE MARIE CUFF 416 Jeffrey Street, Chester ImmucuIaIe Heart of Mnry ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3'-CHIIIEFH 4 MARIE PATRICE CULLIN 28 Xvcst Avon Roafi. Parkside. Chester St. RoImrI ACTIVITIES: Usher 5-Verse Choir 5-Defense Unit-Pvg 0' II'Iy Hear!-Junior Dny MARY THERESA CULLINAN I20 East Cooke Avenue, Cvienuicien St. George ACTIVITIES: Nnrsimi 5-Verse Choir 3. 4 IVIARY EILEEN CUNNINGHAIVI 1555 XN'ng1utRSEreet. Chester t. overt ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 3--Lenoiers 4 ROSENIARY THERESA CURRAN 420 Gienwooci Avenue. East Lansciowne St. CyriI ACTIVITIES: Mnrshai 4-Orchestra 1--CvIce 4- Verse Choir 4-BelIrIeI1em-.Iunior Day I942 MARY JANE CURRY 1719 Xvninut Street, Chester St. Robert ACTIVITIES: Current Events 4--Latin 4-fNo- ciasci 4--Itlnryscript Qliteraryi. Assocmte Echtor ANN HILDA DAVIS QI H'Il 220 Sharon Avenue. -aaron 1 Holy Spirit ACTIVITIES: Giee 2-Verse Choir 3 K CLARE GERTRUDE DEADY 30 South 58th Street. Phiiaciciphia Our Lady of the Rosary ACTIVITIES: Hostess 4-Giee 2. 5. 4--Verse Cihoir 3-.Iunior Day-Peg o' Nly Hour!-The XViId use JANE THERESE DE PASCHALIS 504 Brooicvicw Lune, Brooiciine Anmmciution ACTIVITIES: Verse Choir 2--Art. Secretary 4 Peg 0' Iwy Henri-BetIlI0hem--Junior Day--Iwnry script QCTOIHIIIBIICCIIIQDO. Art Slnfi 61 MARY I OND 110 East Stvwnrt Avenue. Lansdowne St. PIIIIOIIIPUG ACTIVITIES: GI4-e 2. 3, 4-Verse Choir 2. 3. 4 -Current Events. Secretary 4-Lenders 11-No- ciusci. Secretary 4-Peg 0' My Heart--Itturgie Goes Ittodem CATHERINE DIANI ENIIVIA NIARIE DOLAN 112 South Sixtli Street. Darby Blessed Virgin Itfury ACTIVITIES- IVInrsIiaI C . 4- nrrent Events 4- .Iunior Dny-The Turret, Typist Wofre maine CARYL RITA DOY 'LE 6 Bran-IJurn Road. Brookline Annuncialio n ACTIVITIES: CIe0 5. 4-'Peg 0' IVIy Heart HELEN CHRISTINE DRUNCII. 716 CnIcIweII Street. Chester Our l.arIy of ViInn ACTIVITY: Current Events 4 BERNADETTE TERESA DUFFY 1011 Jnlmson Street. Clicster Q -st. Rose of Lima ACTIVITIES: CIec 2, 5. 4-Home Economics 4 RUTH ANN DUNBAR 407 Burmont Rumi, DrcxeI HiII St. Andrew ACTIVITIES: Glee 4--Verse CIxoir 5-Home Economics 4-IVIusicaIe MARY ANNE DURKIN 1423 Hawes Avenue. Linwood Holy Saviour ACTIVITIES: Student CounciI 4--'Associate Rep- resentative 3-Current Events 4--NocInsci PoIis CepencIunt'-'Le C I ' ' 4... erc e Iqmncals. President 4 NIARGARET IVIARY EVANS 520 East Broad Street. Chester St. ItIicI1aeI ACTIVITIEQ- C. Transportation 5, 4--Orchestra 1 2. 3. 4--Nocinsci 4 RUIH ANN DORAN l40' I' ' J est TInrcI Street, Ctxester IrnmncnInte Henri of Iwar A .. , Y Y C I IN ITN 1 Defense Unit, Air ' ANNE THE Ruud Vvimlen RESA DOUCHERT 1 I 5501 ScIiooI Lane. DrexeI HiII St. AnJrcw A CTIVITIES: Giee Q. 3-Art 4-Junior Day MARION DOLORES EVERS 240 Sauder Avenue, Essington St. Margaret Mary ACTIVITIES: Chaimian of Ushers 4-Cheer Leader .4-Senior Prom Committee--BethIeIwm-- Maryscrip! fcommencemcntl. Business Manager RITA THERESA EWING 108 XVeIcome Avenue. Norwood St. GaI:rieI ACTIVITY: Orchestra 2. 3. 4 IVIARGAREI MARIE FALINI 51 East VVyncIiIIe Avenue, Ciifton Heights St. Charhrs Borromeo ACTIVITIES: Defense Unit. Fire Vvurden-' Home Economics 4 IVIARGARET IVIARIE FEEHAN 15 VVyncIiffe Avenue. Clifton Heights St. CI1arIes Bormmeo ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4--Orchestra t. 2 3-4 NIARIE DOLORES FERGUSON 203 East Greenwood Avenue. Lansdowne SI. PhiIomc'na ACTIVITIES: Glee 3-Verse Choir 3. 4--I'Iome Economics 41-'KIIGUC of Hearts-'Junior Day ELIZABETH IVIAE FIELD 620 Lame Place, Darby BIesse1I Virgin Mary ACTIVITIES: Verse Choir 5--Nocinsci 4-La VaIise--The QUEEN-S Christmas-IN'Iay Day l94Z ANNE BARBARA FILES 40l2 Huey Avenue, Drexei I'IiII St. Andmw ACTIVITIES: Hostess 5--Current Events 4-'Art 'I HEDVVIC1 IVI. FLASINSKA 2630 Xvest Sixth Street. Chester St. Hedwig ACTIVITIES: Art. Treasurer 4-Bethlehem CARMEN PATRICIA FORBES 1528 SunnyhiII Lane. RirIgewoocI Park Sacred Heart ACTIVITIES: Associate Judge 4-Cviee 4--I..eacI- ers 4 ETHELDREDA T. FORBES 1528 SunnyI1iII Lane. Ricfgewooci Park Sacred Heart ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Hostesses 4-CvIee 4- Cmnera 4--I..encIcrs 4 63 MARY ANN GALLAGHER 909 East Twcngy-seconcI Street CI I. Robert I Mm ACTIVITY: Noclasci 4 I-IANNAI-I PATR ICIA GALVIN 1122 Meaclox La v ne, CI1ester Resurrection ACTIVITIES: GI ee 2--Verse CI1oir 4-BelIxIeIxem Wofre game ELIZABETH JANE GIL 77 Xvesl B ' LICAN roadway Avenue, CIiIIon I'IeigI1ls SI. CI1nrIes Borromeo ACTIVITY: Current Events 4 GENEVIEVE URSULA GRECH IIIS Main Street. Darby BIessocI Virgin Ma ' ACTIVITY - ' V3 . Junior Day IVIARIE LOUISE GRENTZ 198 Xvest IVInrsI1aII Road, Lansclowne SL CIlarIes Borromeo ACTIVITY: Home Economics 4 JEANN S GRIESSER l00 XVasIxington Avenue. IX'Ianon Sncrecl Heart ACTIVITIES: Verse Clmir 4--Current Events 4 --Defense Unit. AuxiIinry I3oIice--Latin 4'-'Nm :Inset 4--Itinryscript ILIIL-raryf, Associate Editor E FRANCE JANE IVIARIE GUCINSKA 2627 Xvestssbitgx Street. Chester I . eclwig ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4'-'Ix'I8l'SIlElI 5 IVIARGARET V. HAIVIPTON 315 LIoy1.I Street CI1 In . ester unacuIaIe Hear! of IW ' ACTIVITIES ary : Art 4-Current Events 4--Junior Day 64 AGNES MARY r GANUN ll XVest MnrtImrt Avenue. Upper D I SI. D ' ACTI T ' nr my enzs VIIIEB: Varsity 4-OFCIICSIFR 1-GI E 4-Verse CI1oir , - ' earl-Junior ee 2. , 4 Peg 0 IVI5' H .IEANNE IVIARIE GARVEY lljl TInomns Street. CIn-ster SI. Ro ' ACTI I se of Lima VITT: IN'IzrrsIunI 4 MARIE JOAN HANNAN RaIston Avvnue. OnIimont E 55 - St. Denis ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-Varsity 4-Home co- nonncs 4 PATRICIA C. HARRINGTON 58 Lexington Avenue. Enst LnnscInwne St. CyriI 4-Current CTIVITIES: OII'icer 2. 3. --Nocinsci 4 A Events 4--Latin 4 I ORIS MARY HARTMANIX . CoIIingcIaIc D IOI4 CIifton Avenue St. Ioseplx -M ryscript. Business ACTIVITI Ixinnager ES : Leaders 4 a AGNES IVIARIE HAUGHEY IIO5 IVIacDade BouIevard. CoIIingcInIe St. joseph ACTIVITIES: GIee 2. 3. 4-Verse CI1oir 3, 4- Tlle XViIcI Rose-IVIay Day ELEN GERTRUDE HESALY H 125 Hathaway Lane St. Denis ACTIVITIES: Associate Judge 4-Hostess 5- ' -.I ior Varsity 3--Home Economics 4 ELIZABETH ANN HICKEY 750 OaIcview Avenue, ArcImore St. Denis ACTIVFIWIES: Glee J-Nocinsci 4 Varsity 4 un IVIARY GERTRUDE HUGG ' H 1 Avenue, Drexel Hill 5301 neg I Sf. A J , S h ACTIVITIEQ: OrcI1estranlIc: 3, 4--Camera 4- SL Michael ' Nnciasci 4-1 Iny Day ACTIVITY: Home Economics 4 RITA lIN'IitRIE .IANSSEN Bn . En La s ' MARGUERITE TERESA HOATH 'Io 'Wy 3if 'E,,i1 S' Suxer Avenue. SpringIieIcI ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4-GIee 5. 4- 'I Caine-ra 4-Home Economics 4--'Defense Unit Air Raid Xvnrden-The XViIci Rose-May Day 249 St. Francis of Assls ACTIVITIES: ' ' , 4-Glee 2 UsI1er 4--Varsity 5 65 MARGARET CATHERINE JOQ 1.1 North RicI ' v .E' QCNNRQ Avenue, GTEI'lOTd St. George en ACTIVITIES: Art 4-Junior Day CAIQFHEFRINE JOAN JOYCE 518 nst V '- senly second Street CI , tester St. Roller! AC'l'lVl'lJ - ' ES. Junior Day-NIay Day 7705- .flb 9 alne ADAI-I MARIE KELLY 1208 Chestnut Street, Darby Blessed Virgin Nlary ACTIVITIES: Hostess 4--Associate R tive 5-Current E epresenta- 1 vents 4 RUTH ANNE KLOTZ Q24 NIHC CI a am Street, Chester Si. Robert BARBARA JANE KNAUF 919 Turner Avenue, DrexeI Hill St. Anrtrew ACTIVITIES ' . Art 4-Pfaryscript. Art Staff DOLORES MARIE KN . OX 51.4 Penn Street Ctxest . er InunacuInIe Heart of Ivlary ACTIVITIES: Verse CIloir 3. 4--Camera 4-No- dusci 4 LEOCADIA ANTONIA KORSAK 500 I'IinIison Street CI . tester St. Hedwig ACTIVITIES: Verse CI1oir 4-NocInsci 4--Defense Unit, AuxiIiary PoIice-BetI1IeI1em VVANDA C. KRASOVVSKA 703 XViIson Street. Chester St. HecIwig ACTIVITIES: IVIarsI1aI 4'-CUFFCHT Events 4- Latin 4-NocIasci 4 66 DOLORES JOYCE 924 EIsinore PIace, Chester St. Michael ACTIVITIES : Cheer Leader 4--GIee 2-Camera 'Irensure 4--Senior Prom Committee THERESA JEAN E. RAVANAUCH 858 NVIxitIoy Avenue. Yeadon St. Louis ACTIVITIES: Transportation 3-CvIee l. 2. 3. 4 Xerse CIxoir 3. 4--Noctasci --- ' nai- 4 Peg o IVIy Heart: 0 of Hearts'--Ivlnrgie Goes Iqoctcrn THERESA MARIE LA GRASSA ' ' Y N rwood Park 2415 VVynneI1eIcI Dme. e St. Denis H me Economics 4 ACTIVITIES: Glee 2- o THLEEN CLARE LAVERTY IXA 1310 Jefferson Avenue. XVoocIIyn St. Ruse of Lima ITY: Home Economics 4 ACTIV ES MARY LAVVLER FRANC ' 126 East Ninth Street. Chester St. MicIlnnI ACTIVITIES: Student CounciI 4--Usher 3-1 Omhestra 3, 4--Verse Choir 5-Current Events 4 -IVIny Day 2. 3-Iworyscript Icommencementf. Senior AIIZIIIII-TIITFPI, Typist CATHERINE IVIARIE LEARY ' N'1tI1 Street. Chester 1133 XNest u ImmocuInie Heart of Iwary ACTIVITY: Home Economics .1 IA LEON ARD IVIARY DE LIIN' . 2114 Madison Street, Chester St. Robert VERONICA ANN LOTI' 4125 Huey Avenue. DrexeI I'IiII St. AncIrew ACTIVITIES: Le CercIe Francais 3, 4--PoIis Cepenrlanl--Les Chaussons rIe In Duclxesse Anne -Itfaryscript fLiteraryI. Associntc Erlitor 1942 IRENE FLORENCE LYSZCZEK 2316 Vvest Thircl Street, Chester St. Hezhuzg R res:-ntative 3-'Le ACTIVITIES: Associate ep .. ' --Mavscripl Icom- Cercle Francais 3'-Lnim 4 y IIIBIICCIHDFIU, Senior Album IVIARIE AGNES IVIALLEY 1112 Xvest Seventh Street. Chester Immncuhzte Heart of Itlnry ACTIVITIES: CnIor G11urcI-May Day 2. 5 ' encementl. Senior Album ,-4 EDITH ROSEMARIE 1014 Chestnut Street. CoIIingcIaIe St. Joseph RUTH ANNE MARSHALL R kdale IVInunt Road. oc St. Francis Je Sch-as ACTIVITY: Verse Choir 4 Maryscrzpt fcomm 67 MARLEY ELIZABETH IVIARY NIARTIN 412 Mill Roaol. Brookline Annuncinlion ACTIVITIES: IVInrsI1aI 4-Representative 5-Glee 1. 2. 5. 4--Verse Cluoir 3. 4--Current Events 4- Noclasci 4--Le Cercle Francais 3. 4--DeIense Unit-Peg 0' Iwv Heart L0 CI V - s mussons :Ie Ia DIICIIGSSG Anne-Iwnrgie Goes MmIern THERESE NIARIE IVICALEER 3400 Sclrool Lane. Drexel Hill St. Andrew ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-Noclnsci 4--Les CI1aus- sons :Ie Ia DucIlesse Anne--PoIis CepenrIant- BotI1IeI1e1v1-Ln Belle nu Bois Dorman! Mfr., lame MARGARET JANE MCCARTHY 1400 Steel Road. IN'Ianoa Sacred Heart ELIZABETH ANN M COL c . E 241 Fairview Avenue. CIiIton Heiglxts S CI L 1arIes Borromeo ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4-Cleo 5-'Peg o' IVI H K y earl- nave of Hearts'--The Vt7iIcI Rose- .Iunior Doy IVIARY KATHRYN lX'Ir'COOL 910 Clifton Avenue. CoIIingcIaIe St. Iosepll ACTIVITY: Transportation 4 ELIZABETH M. MCCROSSAN 902 Lawrence Avenue, Darley BIesse1I Virgin Mary ACTIVITIES: Lenders 4-Nodosci 4-IVIay Day CECELIA LORETTA M .DA c DE 1125 Spruce Street. Chester Sc M I . ' I ACTIVITIES: Orclrestralivlg, 3, 4--Verse Clroir 4-Camera 4-Latin 4--Noclnsci 4-.Iunior Day- INIay Day KATHLEEN IVIARIE IVICDEVITT 237 Glenclnlc Roacl. Upper Darlmy St. Alice ACTIV I - TIES. Current Events 4-.Iunior Day NIARY REGINA IVICCAEFREY 267 Bowman Avenue, TVIerion SI. Iwnrgnrel ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-Verse Clroir 5, 4--Art 4--Latin 4-Bellulelwm-.Iunior Day-NIusicaIe-- Nay Doy 5 ELAINE FLORENCE NICCANN 143 Soullr Carol BouIevarcI, I'IigI1IancI Parlc A I 1 SI. Laurence CTINITIES: Clmlrman oI IN'IarsImIs 4-Clreer Leader 4-Glee 2. 3. J-Orflrestrn I. 2. 5. 4- Camem. PresiCIent 4-Noclnsci 4 D Ilat' -1 . . - e mg 4 Lenclers 4--The XVIIJ Rose-Margie Goes IWncIcrn 68 ROSEIVIARY J. IVICDEVIVI-T 9.34 Burmont Roncl. Drexel Hill St. Clmrlvs Borromeo ACTIVITIES: Orcluestm 2. 3. 4-Colnlxinefl Or cliestrn 4-Verse Clmoir 3-Lemlers 4-Nlay Day--f .Iunior Day ANNA MARIE McGARV EY 226 Powell Rnncl. Springfield St. Francis of Assisi ACTIVIVIIIES: -Iwrnnsportation 4-fIN'Iny Day IVIARIE THERESA McGETTlGAN Q52 Serrill Avenue. Yeaclon St. Louis AC'I'IVI'I'lES: Murslml .1-Bvtlrlelrem-Mnryscripl ICoxnmenccmentI, Associate Eclrtor LILLIAN MARY IVICGRAII-I'I 715 I'IigI1InncI Avenue. Cllester Resurrection ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-Current Events 11-De- lense Unit--IN'Iny Day JANE SUSAN IX IcGROAR'I Y 210 East Glennlclen Avenue, Glenolclen St. Gabriel ACTIVITIES: Ilimnsportation .1-Noclnsci 4 IVIARIE ROSE IVICKENNA 126 Snutli Carol Boulevnrcl. Higliluncl Park St. Laurence ACIIIVITIES: Uslier 4-'Representative 5-CI1cer Lenrler 3. 4-Glee Clulm 5. 4-Verse Clioir 3. 4- Leaclcrs 4-Noclasci. V ice-Presiflent 4'-Peg o' Ivy Heart MARY VIRGINIA IVICKENNA 714 NInson Avenue. Drexel I'IiII St. Anflrerv ACTIVITIES: Stuclent Council. Secretary 4--Glee Verse Clmir 3 4-Current Events 4-Lenrleis ' It 'j-' . --Irnncli 3 -1--I..ntin 4-Norlnsci 4-Peg o y -I ' - - Heart-Les CIIGIISSUIIS cle In Ducllesse Anne IVIARY ANNA IVICIVICNIGLE 102 Nortlx Sixtlt Street, Darby Blesseci Virgin IIIary ACTIVITIES: Glue Club 2-Junior Day ALBERTA HELEN MILLS IS Beecliwoofl Roncl, Parlcsicle St. Robert ACTIVITIES: Transportation 4--Cnptnin ol Varsity .4-Captain ol Junior Varsity 3-Current Events 4-Leaflets 4--IX'Iny Queens Attenclnnt 5 JEANNE CARGL MORAN 635 Lorrnine Street. Arclmorc St. Denis ACTIVITIES: Varsity 1, 2. 5. 4--Verse Clluir 5 Ie Cercle Francais 5. 4-Noolasci 4-Peg o 4- 1 . It'Iy Heart-Les CI1nussons :Ie Ia Duclresse Annu--1 Ixlurvsrript ICo1nn1encen1entI, Assorinte Editor- Turret. Sports Eclitor 69 MARGUERITE E. IVIORAN 635 Lorraine Street, Ardmore St. Denis ACTIVITIES: President ot AtI1Ietic Association 4 -Varsity 1, 2. 3. 4-Verse Choir 3. 4--Latin 4- Le Ct-rrIe Francais. Secretary 4-Nndnsci 4-f BPIIIIPIIt'lll-HLQS CI1aussons :Ie In DucIwsse Anne ELIZABETH' ANN MULDOON 109 East Stewart Avenue. LanscIowne St. PIliIomena ACTIVITIES: Glee 2. 3. 4--Verse CI1oir 5. 4- TI1e XA-'iIcI Rose--NIusicaIe Wofre lame GLORIA ANN MURRAY 232 North Lynn BouIevarcI. I'IigIxInncI Park St. Laurence ACTIVITIES: GIee 3--Verse CI1oir 5. 4-Latin 4 -NocIasci 4-Junior Day-NIay Day-NIusicaIe-1 'Ego 'tViI1I Rose-Ivlaryscripl ILiteraryI, Associate itor THERESA IVIARIE IVIYHRE 210 XVest Gagtieg bAvienue, Norwood I. a rie ACTIVITIES: Current Events 4-Junior Day-I Nodixsci 4 FLORENCE RITA O'BRIEN 818 Yeadon Avenue, Yeadon St. Louis ACTIVITIES: Hostess 5 GIee 3-C E . -- urrent vents .1-Dx-Imling, Ctmirmnn-.Iunior Day-IN'Iay Day SARAH AGNES OBRIEN 240 RnncIaII Street. Crum Lynne Sl. Rose of Lima ACTIVITIES: Current Events 4-Noctusci 4 Lnlin 4-Le CercIe Francais L3-DCTCHSC Unit, IJoIice AuxiIiary ELIZABETH NI. ODONNELL 812 Xvcst Colmbsq Cfjk Parkway. Yeadon Lt. uis JANE ANGELICA O'NEIL 170 North NVycomIae Avenue, Lansctowne St. PI1iIomeru1 ACTIVITIES: Ark. President 4-IN'Iay Day- Iwnryscripl, Art Stan: HELENE FIDELIS IVIULLINS 455 OIy1npic Avenue, Nlanoa Sacred Heart ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-'Varsity 5. 4--Verse Choir 5, 4-Camera 4-Nottasci 4-BelI1IeI1em-' Knmve of Hearts--Junior Day'-Ivlnryscript, Busi- ness Nlanager CECILIA FRANCES MURRAY 5615 Berry Avenue. Drexel I'IiII St. Andrew ACTIVITY: GIee 3. 4 Itl RESA VERONICIQPF IEAPALE 'o cro t TE Primus Avenue. SI. George MARGARET ANNE PATRICK 2401 Darby Road. Oakmont Sl. Denis ' -IVIny Pro- TIVITIES' Hostess 4-Iunnor Day AC . cession, Crown Bearer PETRACC A ELEANGR TERESA Ia Road I-IIIRCICII - 518 Dar y . Annuncinlion ACTIVITIES: Current Events .1-Le Cercle Francais 5, 4 I CATHERINE PETRON So II1 Ardmore ANINE 30 XVest TurnIJuII Avenue, u St. Denis ANNE TERESA POVVER South NVycomIEeI Avenue. I..anscIowne IIIEDB D no SI. P li o ACTIVITIES: GIee 4-fIVIusicaIe--IX'Iay ay LUCILLE IVIARY PRALL NYOocIwnrcI Road. 1X'IoyInn Nativity B. V. M. ACTIVITIES: Camera 4--Le CercIe Francais 4- Nodasci 411.95 CIIUUSSOHS de In Dllcllesse Ame E PUKIS AIN II1I..IA IVIARI 1125 IN'InzIison Street. CIxester Our Lady of ViIna CTIVITIES: MarsImI 4--A.A. Representative 3 ' 4 A Glee 5'-'IVOKIRSCI .- KATHLEEN IVIARIE QUINN IIOQ' Lawrence Avenue. Darby BIessed Virgin Mary ACTIVITIES: Orchestra 1'-CvIee 2--.Iunior D -IN'Iay Day-Turret, Typist X S it A 1 N HELEN THERESA RAFFERTY 1252 IVIiIL'IrecI Avenue. XVoorIIyn I Peace Our I.u:Iy o ARY RAFFERT3 IVIARGARET IVI 1252 IX'IiInIrer.I Avenue. NVoocIIyn ay Our Lady of Peace ACTIVITY: IVIIIFSIIBI 4 ANN THERESA REILLY .H Nnrtli Llnnwellyn Avenue. Glenolclen St. George ACTIVITIF S- ,S. .Iuclge 4-Representative 3 JANE ANN REILLY QS East Twenty-seroncl Street Clmcst SI. Rolzert I er ACTIVITY: lxluryscripl IConnnenccmcnlI. Associ- ate Eclitor nzfre :Dame MARGARET MARY ROSS 423 Vvomlclil-Io Roncl. Stoncllurst St. Cyril ACTIVITIES: Orcluestrn I-Current Events 4- Lalin .1-lxluy Dny--.lunior Dny MARY ROSE SCANLON 20.1 Nortlx Dizunonfl Street Clill l'l . on cigllts St. Clzurles Burromeo ACTIVITY: Glee Club 4 THERESA FRANCES R 4 SCHEIVERT I. D. Nu. 2. Roclulnlc Ruud, lwlcclia Sl. Francis cle Sales ACTIVITY: Hostess 4 MARY ANN SCHLOSSER 3645 Taylor Avenue, Drexel Hill St. Andrew ACTIVITIES: Associntc .luclge 4-Associate Rcp- rcscntnlivc 3--Cmnera 4-Le Cerclc Fmncuis 3. 4 -Norlusci. Prcsiclcnt 4-Peg 0' Fig' Henri-Les Clmi-gsm-S zlv In Duclzesse Anne-Valise ltlyslcri- 1-use HELEN MADELEINE SCHMIDT 1.13 NX'inrIcmerc Avenue. Lansclowne St. Plxilomenu ACTIVITIES: Verse Clmoir 3, 4-Latin 4--N0- clasci 4-Knnve of Henrls-Junior Day--ltfaryscript. lluusincfss lxlnnngvr MARIE . ER 736 Copvly Road. Stnnelxurst Hills SI. Cyril ANNE SCHRO AD MARY ,I . I O 516 Oxlorcl Roacl. Broolcline Annuncintion ACTIVITIES . : Varsity 4-.lunior Varsity 3--Luti .1-Noclasci 4 SHIRLEY JOAN ROGERS 7008 Hilltop Roacl Bvw cl REGIN A REPFTT . oo St. Laurence ACTIVITIES: Glow 5. 4-Cmnem 4-Current Evvnts. Vice-Presiclont 4-Latin 4-Nonlnsci 4- Pulis CTQPPIIIIUIII'-'IQIIC TN-'ilfl Rose--lxlaryscript Il-itm-raryl, Associate Ezlitor-Turret, Associate Eclitor ll BEATRICE MARY SCHWARTZ , U per Darby 7914 Arlington Ayenue. p St. Laurence ACTIVITIES: Transportation 3. 4--Glee Club 2 --.Iunior Day ROSEIVIARIE VERONICA SIVIITH 540 Saudi' Avenue. Essington St. Margmet Plury rtation 4-'Junior Day ACTIVITIES: 1'm..Sp0 NGELINA STABILE GILDA A 9004 VVest Clrester Pike. Kirklyn St. Laurence ELIZABETH IVIARY STANTON IQ Nortlx NVycomIme Avenue. I..anscIowne St. PIIiIomena ACTIVITIES: Glue Club 3. .1-Verse CI1oir 3. 4 ' lwv Heart-.Iunior Day -Knaue of Hearts--Peg 0 , --Tlie XViIzI Rose-Queen's Cluristnms-CeIuIr1IIon E J QTAPI ETON IVIARGUERIT . . . 1000 Serrill Avenue. Yeadon St. Louis ACTIVITIES: Glee 3. 4-'Verse Clmir 3. 4- .Iunior Day-Ixlny Day ELIZABETH RUTH STECK Avenue. Lansdowne 180 IXIIcIway St. PI1iIomenn ACTIVITIES: Transportation .4-IN'IarsI1aI 3-Glee Club 3, 4--A Cappella Clroir 4-Current Events 4-Junior Day-Margie Goes IVIofIern-Iwaryscripl ICOIHIIIQIICCDICIIII. Editorial StaII IEIIIZ L STEINKIRCHNER CLAIRE . Yeadon Avenue. Yeadon IOI4 St. Louis ACTIVITIES: Transportation 5-Current Events 4-Art 4-Le Cercle Francais 3. 4-Polis Ce- pencIant-Les Cllaussons cle In Turret, Art Eclitor DucIxesse Anne- DOROTHY ALETA SULLIVAN Hathaway Lane. INIerwoocI 243 St. Denis ACTIVITIES: Transportation Verse Clroir 2. 3. 4-Noclasci 4-'TIIB Wild Rosa 5--Cleo 2. 5. 4- BERTHA IVIARIE SVVEENEY 1146 Hancock Street, Clrester SL Rose of Lima ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3-Glee 2. 5, 4-BotIIIe Imnr--TIIQ IVIIJ Rose IVIARY THERESA SXIVEENEY IQ Nortlx Tentli Street. Darby Btossed Virgin Mary ACTIVITIES: Hostess 3--Glee 21 -.Iunior Day 73 TIRIERES12 ALETITIA SXVFFN 1' .. A EY 55 -ycmuorc Road INI'mo . I a Sncrvml Hear! :XC'I'IVI'I'IES: Trmlslmrlalliolm .-O .Q-Nxnhusu' - ' 1 rcI1usIm 2. J 1 .1 ,Iumor Duy SADIE MARII1 THOINIAB 51' Slllllll Sycmuuru SIN-1-I. CIiIInn IIcigI1Is Sl. Clmrfcs Borrmnvo .'XlVI'IVI'I'IES: 'lirunxpnrlminm .1-Currcnl Evcnls 1-Lnlin .1-Nualusci .1 Wofre mance MARY ELEANOR THON ' , I 'II SON 21.1 .Innsvn Aw-luw. Essidglun SI. b'1lII'gl4II'1'I lwury AL I'IVI'I'IlfS: IInil0 ' ' II . as .1-Irunspurlnliun 5-.Iuniur .sy GRACE MARY THLIINI 008 fIuurs'In I..unv, X,l'iIlI0ll SI. Luuis AlvI'IVI'I'IIfS: UIQ-v 2. .1-V1-rsc Choir 3. 4-Dah Imling ,l-Nodusri .1-Pvg 0' Fly II1-url-,Iuniur Daly-Tllv Quvvnvs Clxrislnms .IEANN li LILLIAN TINCHER 603 5Ivrinu Avenue, P1-nI-icI1I fIllllHllCillfi0ll .'XKI'I.IVI'I'II.fS: Trnnspurluliun 4-GI4-v 3. .1-I.ulin ,Q--Nmlalsri .l-KIIKIIII' of II1'urIs--.Iuniur Dily'-'lvlllv XVIIII Rosv DORIS MARY ' YODD 033 I-IuymI Slrccl, CIlcslcr Immucululv Hvurl of Diary I IELEN THERESA TREUTI,IiIN Shah' RnmI IXI I' . cm In Nativity B. V. N. .-Xl I'IVI'I'Y: Iramspurlanliun 4 PHYLLIS MARY V INCENI 23 Slllllll IxInrIison Avenue. Uppvr Darby SI. Laurence AC'I'IVI'I'IES: Glee I J ' 5. 4--Versa: Choir 5, .1-- llllllll' Dny GERTRUDE ANN THOINIP I SON 51.4 Fuss IXYUIHIC, DrexcI I'IiII SL Andrew AC'l'lVI'I'IES: Trnllspurluliun 7,-I-c C0rcIc Fran- unis 5. .1--NmInsci .1-.Iuniur DIIQ'- 1'IlfFl!I, Assu- ciulc ExIiIor IIOISBY: Swimming IVIARY FRANCES VOVVINKEI, 516 ArI1ur Road. Ycndon St. Louis VITIIQQ U'Ilcr 3-TVInrsI1uI .1-GIcc 5-1 I Iimncuis AC'l'l I I Vvrsu Choir 5-DcIcnsc Unil-Lc Cru: c ' ' ' IVI Hour!-Ivluryscripl ICOIIHIICHCC' 3. L1-Peg 0 y mvnlI. Assoriulc Eclilor HELEN NORA XVALSH 200.1 CTIIUSEINIS Slirvvl. Clwslcr II. fo url ACI'IVI'I'Y: Trnllslmrlulion .1 MARGARET MARY X-VARD 2907 Xvvsi gw0IIlIl Slrccl, Chcslcr vsurruvliun DOROTHY ELIZABETH VVARGO 2.119 Xvynlu-Ii0IcI Ilgrive, Upper Durlxy Sf. anis AC'l'lVl'l'Y: Glen 2 ROSA REGINA VV EIHERMULLER ljll Slvul Ruud. Ix'Iaumu Sucrml Hour! -Cleo 2 AlTI'IVI'I'IIfS: 'Ordlcslrix I MARY JOSEPHINE VVILLIAMS INIVIIIIOIII Avenue. FIiImonl Park I ' Our Lady of Pcucm, S: Vice-Presimlenl oI A.A. 4l'- I-l'illlS- 7 r il ' 5. 11-Glue 5. :l-'I-l'illICl S 4.-f AL I'IVI'l'IE puriulion 5-'Nu s y Junior Dany ROSALIA URSULA YANURA 'f IRI ' Slrvcl. Du-xcI I'IiII 3904 nr! SL CLHTIUS BOTFQYIIIQFO AC'l'lVl'I'lES: Glec 5-Hulnc Econumics .1 CATHERINE, PHYLLIS YORI 755 Engle Slrcol. Clxcsler .ha Hour! of Ivlury IIIIIIIUCI IU - AC'l'lVl'l'Y: llumc Economics 4 'IIIERESA IVIARIE. ZERA 3.114 BrunswicIi Avenue. Drexel Hill Sf. CImrIvs Borromeo -'M AC'l'IVI'l'lES: Trnnsporhllion 4-'Atl .1 ury svripl. Ar! Slnff 75 Our unique l-:eys and trensurecl programs ihliier from the hands of twirling chinrers as our Senior Prom commences . , . Our photographer knows a prolly picture when he sees one. .24 Wew jackfion gzifaggfiecl. .. It happened on January 2nd at the Hotel Adelphia. Casy, this time. was the boy next door or some other tall, clark, and handsome iacldie while the straw- berry blonclen chanced to he some senior lassie of Alma Nlater, for on that momentous evening Notre Dame held its first senior prom. The delicate nets and chiffons swinging with the melodious strains of Joe Frasettos Pan American rhythm gave a picturesque touch to the beautiful mir- rored ballroom. ? The strains of time ever popular. You and I. floated tlirouglx time ballroom as Joe Frasetto's orclxestra played in finest style, Hours of dancing passed swiftly lay as our Senior Prom made its debut. a enior rom The nigllfs dancing was topped lay tlie grand marcll played to tllat immortal victory tune, uclieer, clieer. for old Notre Dame. After the bail was over ,-tlie tired but happy crowd witli many clieery good- IliQlllS brought tlie long-anticipated, gloriously accomplislled Senior Prom to a close. Dance Cll8ll'Il'tl'l't pause witlx tlieir escorts. proud tlmt time liopes tliey visualized for time success of llxe prom were fulfilled. i 5f-Q55 f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 111 11 12 13 1-1 15 16 17 111 19 10 21 22 23 2-1 Z5 Z6 17 28 IQ 311 U 32 33 3-I 35 36 37 33 30 -H1 -I1 -12 43 H -15 -16 ZZ? ?Z7ZF?FZ?Z5?ZFF?7ZZ?ZF9 ZWD5??iWO?Z?Z?'FF7F? Ivy J. 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O'Dnnncll Pcrracca Stcadm an Ruse O' Brien Rhocnls lvinrray ,1. Misisrc 0'Brirn Iwinlrnoncy 1Nclcli Waltnn Toner X1'ilsnn Nlclildnlf Kclly 1vlcLangh1in Manning NlcLaughlin Mcliirncy' M i Iler Miller Mcrcadamc Monro Manning McLaughlin McDcxfitt McCarran McDonald McCormick Lacey Krnncy Kcnsil MQG ma rty Li nahan 185 186 137 IRB 189 13511 101 192 193 19-1 195 196 197 198 190 Inn 2111 202 203 204 205 206 2117 IOS 2110 210 211 'Q 7 214 215 -1.. 'Iv 5 ZZZFF??Z?WF9 12. McCarili5' E. lviullmlland M. Kclly K. 1v1cCal1'crIy C. lvfclkilgan L. 1v1cCa11v:rty M. Mcliiiiiiis T, 1vIc11nnali1 1. Leighton R. McFLill D. lv1cCnrry A. Logue K. Mclilwcc C. Mrflririiiick L. Lyons M. lv1cBrcarty A. Mclfccvcr P. 1v1c1V1anns R. Krllcy M. McG1inn .l. 1vfcC:illinn Nl. Litclivrr M. Kennedy 17. King C. Lyons C. lw1cMinn F. Knowles M. 1s1cNci11 C. lv1cAx'uy .l. 1v1:Cartliy M. Enright Pictlnrcrl Busch DiGiammn Geary Hamhlin .lnhnstnn l clleg:,rin0 Reilly Riccin Riley Wclwr 1Vil1iams .l. 1Vard of 1943 lc Rvprvscnlu- Top: Junior Assnrin livvs: Luft In riglui: blurjorie Dos- monml, Nnnry Rounlrve. lxlnry IWC- Uinnis, Nluclolinc Guilnlny. Nlnrjoriu lxnllnlmn. Eliznlwllx Nvslvr. Bollom: .lunior Rc-prosvnlnlivr-s: Loft lu riglnl: Doris Youngflesll. Elcnnnr Mulrlllglllilx. Dnmllly Cnrlin, Ruse-- ' Miro Gillvn. .lvun mury Nrcxrnoy, . Ulm-ury. 1 I. Nugent ................. ON!!!-C-LH!-Jw-13N0WslO1Lll-I-V419 330?'3f 9 ?'5F?'?-7 Fj3 z O'5s5SZ:z5z?2r -.zU-momwmnovmg, Dn2'2'Ea 12:-' :Duc 'iii-7:ww'frf5'O5 5'-.270 .,,:gf.:: :Ly 5,13 : 22 5 in 3 - .1 Z Nz.: .: .1 a--.A u....o,i.,..-cones: ? PT5? 7 5?3. z.5m5ZZgr'Z 5 O5 ri Q10 O ,A L' 1-Suv :PT 5 '-1 :rg fy --1 w gi, 2 11 O E15 an -4 E U -1 ' 2 fr ZZZ 26 Miller 27 . McBlain 28 . A. Millard 29 . Pellegrino 30 H. McLaughlin il B. McKenna 42 L. Matt 43 P. McCarran 34 J. Rixon 15 M. Power 16 E. Preston 17 E. Perillo TS M. Mills 19 E. Palmer 40 A. O'Keefe 41 M. Ostien 42 P. McGugax1 43 M. Droxlcr 44 P. Dennin 45 M. Heinlc 46 M. Kelly 47 E. Furtaw 48 E. McShane 49 A. McShane Z?ZWZ5F5ZWOWZFZFHZWZZF?Z?W7F9PWDWWFHF rHsf1sf1rffOS1ZOK?-Fifa MeCa1l'ery McBrear!y Moran Matt M-:Kay :McHugh JOYOG Kelly Garrity Maginnis Kane Gillespie Grace Hayes Hoag M. Malone Kennedy Funclieon Marshall Higgins Grear Gallen Gillen Hughes Kelly Harte Kinney Donnelly J. Dougherty Leonard Gillespie Hendricks Leigh Leonard L. Hoppe Freso Cunningham Kraemer Kavanaugh XVh-:lan R. Dougherty Eiscle Gill Fletcher Dwyer Duffey Frear Feehan Di Zebba 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 11-1 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 1.i9 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 R. Longen D. Kane S. Curran M. Drummond M. E. Dougherty H. Brennan D. Dalphey P. Lewis A. Friel E. Malley A. Dulfey A. Ga Nun A. Waldron C. Sweeney L. Ryan S. Ricci E. Xlfeinert l. O'Connor E. XVar1'e1 L. McGray M. Sell E. Uriah N. Stabile A. Sheridan H. NVl1ire M. Ridgway T. Muldoon F. Smith K. Sullivan A. Rodgers C. O'Donnell A. Boyle M. lVhite R. Salveson M. lVelsl1 A. Xlioolley J. Ward M, Weng M. XVard M. Sweeney A. lVelsh C. Yeager C. llfalsh M. J. Rolrenbcrk M. Navin M. Nichols J. Ulsliafer C. Sproul H. Schultz Sl.. CAM 148 E. Sliustcr 149 G. Kelley 150 E. Ralston 151 E. Young 152 D. Rodgers 153 J. Quinn 154 R. Norcross 155 A. Schreiber 156 H. Monkaitis 157 T. Rini 158 A. Rutkowski 150 H. Logan 160 T. Smitli 161 E. O'Brien 162 J. lVelsli 163 D. Dcrmody 164 J. Sanford 165 D. Sopala 166 F. Falls 167 M. Di Romualdo 168 E. Carr 169 M. Connor 170 T. Evers 171 R. Cosgrove 172 K. Fallon 173 P. Cappallano 174 M. Flanagan 175 J. Lavery 176 J. Brady 177 E. Callahan 178 E. Davis 179 T. Dangler 180 A. Devers 181 R. Booth 132 K. Crist 183 Bishop 1S4 J. Bell 1S5 C. Fitzgerald 186 E. Ashbrook 187 P. Armitage 188 M. Carr 189 C. Campbell 190 A. Birnhrauer 191 C. Bradley 192 E. Casey 192a R. Fischer 193 L. Bennett 194 D. Downey 195 C. Di Sanris 196 M. Finegan 197 H. Berry 108 T. Courhlan 199 A. Boyle 200 M. Bowden 201 H. Cahilly 202 M. Cummings 203 P. Connor 204 M. Lavery 205 A. Craig 206 A. Crccco 207 M. Foremny 208 V. Brogan 209 M. Connors 210 M. Krayalr 211 L. Boyd 212 E. Buoy 213 M. Dever 214 A. Enright 215 E. Evans 216 M. Banys 217 J. Baker 218 M. Lahey 219 H. Clay 220 M. Coyle 27.1 C. Burnell 222 R. Buchan 223 R. Conway 224 A. Bcringer Nut Pictured J. Bourne M. Cummings P. Dolan M. Gillespie P. Herring M. Kilpatrick M. Montgomery R. XVa1rman C. Celestio E. Delaney M. Donovan J. Gordon A. Keeler M. McCleary A. Mulholland E. Ward 0 1944 Top: Soplmnmre Reprcsvniniivf-sz Left to rigfzl: Eileen Gillespie. Ninry Manning. Rosemary Cosgrove. Isn- bellc O'Cunn0r. Eileen Vveincri. Therese Evers. Below: Associate Rc-nresenlaiivvs: Loft to right: Finry Lnflue. Frances Nugent. Cniiwrine Nvnlsh. 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Chvlllslmrmxqli ls. Lewis I7. lliliilailwr 11. Mlust L. I'lmlry L. Van Triusn' lvl. XViIliLnns lf. Ilrunks H. Davis Nl. D1 Ihr-rt v A. 'l'vrri::i I 945 Top: Fn-slnncn Assoriauh- Rvprv- sm-nlulivos: Imfl lo riglnl: lxlurgurvl liullu-rl. N IilllC'lillt' Anvil. Luis Urivssvr. Knlmm-vu Flnlmw. Hilda: Puwcrs. Pnuln Tnlnml. 'Hwrvsu Cnrnpln-H. Hvfow: R0prvs4'llluiix'Ps: 'nfl In riqlnl: Pnlririn Dnilcy. Ann Nlnilsnu. .filuirv Dc-vilu-, Pulrivin IIIUSL .ltlilll QIAIIIEIQIIPT. AIIIIYUHH hlissur. cwlltllvfilll' Xvnlsll. .gicled Lidfecl-.14 jini5AeJ lqvclucf Llfltllfl 5? Q ,Y r I-1 in fl an fha mga Hangman no an an .llilfll All the sicles of stuclent life have heen testecl. The rough edges have heen smoothecl, the sharp corners rounded. Poised, alert, yet humhlecl with the thought of how much still remains to he clone, seniors await the fall ol the curtain alter graduation. Future Catholic leaders in a worlcl of turmoil,-fa worlcl that needs firm principles and simple faith, we salute youl Farewell to yesterclayg hail to tomorrowl S4 Gloria lvlurray 100 0 Skov! .Sim-if NON-OFFICERS' HQNOR ROLL The luaclctlone ol' stuclent government is the loyal stuclent llocly. Notre Dame is justly proucl of the fine scliool spirit sliown by all its stuclentsg but time llonor roll below is composecl of a group selectecl loy a rigidly lligll stanclard of cooperation, not only witli stnclent officers. but xutll everx department ol' tlie scliool. SENIORS Dorotlly Aliearn Eleanor Barrow . Elizatsetlr Blizzartl Patricia Cascv Gertrucle Cnstigan lxiary .lane Curry Elizatsetli Daley Nlarie Ferguson Elizabeth Field Nlary Gallagtier Jeanne Griesser Lillian Korsalc Dolores Knox Veronica Lott Tlierese lVlcAleer lxlary lx'1CXx7illlEllllS Anne Nlingey Jeanne lxloran Helene Nlullins Anne Power .lane Reilly Sliirley Rogers Regina Repetto Helen Schmidt Dorotliy Sullivan Gertrucle Tlionipson Elizatuetli Tirjan Nlargaret Frances Xvarcl JUNIORS Gloria Bailey Catlierine Blake Margaret Bracly Nlarie Breen Regina Callallan Dorotliy Carter Rosemarie Collins Eileen Conroy Mary Donagliy Ntarie Dooling Regina Furey Stella Greene Helen Happ Dlurie Lacey lxlarian Litclicrl .loan lwlanning Claire lx'1CCOfllllCli Teresa lVlcDonald Elizabeth Nlonlmllan Rosaleen Nlurpliy Catlierine Nunan Rosemary O'Donnell Susanne Quinn Lorraine Reulancl Dorotlmy Salzmol Eleanor Snyder Elizaloettx Stantmcli Margaret Nvarcl SOPHOMORES Jane Bourne Lillian Boyd Virginia Brogan Agnes Boyle Helen Clay Nlarsglia Di Romualclo lwary Douglierty Marie Drummoncl Anna Enright Nlarie Funclxeon Jane Gordon Teresa Henclriclis lxlary Louise Hoppe Helene Huglles Frances Nlatt Alice Nlartin Dorotliy Mea glicr Nlary McBlain Anne Nia rie Anna lxlary Helen Anne Clare Mcsluane Nlellon Nliller Ann lvlillarcl Nlonlraitis Nlulliolland O'Donnell Estelle Palmer ltlary Power Evelyn Ralston Nlarie Ridgway 85 Antoinette Rutliowslii Jean Sanlorcl Frances Smitli Constance Sprout Evelyn Uricli Helen Nvliite FRESHMEN ltlarie Allner Louise Balcey Jeanne Bannan Nlacleleine Battin Xvinifrecl Bianco Nlary Cliamtnerlain Nlargaret Corr Anne Coryell Flargaret Dermocly Felicia D'Angelo Tlieresa Di Bemaclinis Elizalaetli Douglierty Eileen Faulkner Nancy Fenwiclc Helen Galvin Florence Gorman Eileen Harrington Joan Helton Rosemary Henry Sarah Ann Hill Alice lxlarie Lucey Joyce Lyncli Bernadette lx'18llEl' Margaret McBlain Margaret lVtcDevitt Jane Nlitclxell Loretto Naughton Margaret O'Toole Lorraine Pimley Nlary Platt Mildred Quinn Ann Rafferty Dorothy Slianalian Jean Slianley Ann VValstx Dorotlly Xvalslm Anne Vvarcl Mis jhofne wifaouf wkorie generoua air! we coufolynof Aaue compifecl fkia A004 . Sections Al, A2. Aj, A4, A5 . Bm, B5, B4, B5, Bo . Cz. C5. C4. C5. Co D1, D2, D3, D4. D5. Do, D7 lxlr. Franlc H. Ahloott Mr. and lxlrs. Harry J. Ahhott' .lohn anrl Anna Ahearn hlr. ancl lxflrs. Vvillrecl Ahearn The Alumnae Baslcethall Team Mr. ancl hlrs. August Anclrul Annunciation XNIOIIICIYS Cluh The Art Clulo N. D. Athletic Association lxlr. ancl lvlrs. lvlatthew Barlow hh-. ancl hlrs. Daniel H. Barrow B1 C1 . lllllt PAIIHINS! hliss Alice Connolly hir. John Connor Mr. Gordon Cooper Mr. and hlrs. Frank J. Cornely hir. ancl lVlrs. Joseph B. Corr hlrs. Peter J. Cosgrove lVlr. Hlld lx lI'S. JOSCIJII S. Cf6tllllCf lxlf. JOIN! A. CTONN'l6j' hlr. Nr. The and Nlrs. John J. Crowley ancl hlrs. John J. Cunningham Current Events Club hlrs. hlarie K. Currv IN lr. illld NIFS. tI0llIl J. DillCV hlrs. Gertrude Nl. Deacly v s Helen Delaney, '41 hir l'. IC M 'rl M ancl lVlrs. Daniel il. Basile Basketball Team of IQ42 and lxflrs. A. S. Bath r. hlr. and Nlrs. John F. Baxter hlr. ancl Nlrs. Charles Beelcle Mr. and hlrs. Vvilliam Bell hlr. and Nlrs. Joseph Bennett Mr. ancl lxflrs. Harry Bergcloll ljmernharcl Brothers lxliss Elizaheth Billlay. 212 IN lr. Dr. ancl hlrs. .loseph VV. Bihhy ancl hlrs. F. Bielslci hliss hlary Bingnear, '36 hir. anel Nlrs. Joseph A. Bissinger Mr. ancl Mrs. Paul Blanluneyer lxlrs. Nr. hlargarel Blisarcl ancl hlrs. Harrv Blizzartl lXlI'S. il0SClJlllllC lgfkltly lxlrs. BTHSSCll lxlf. illld BIPS. il0llll lj. BTCCII ilI1Cl BITS. l'ICI'l76I't BTCllClltHll hir. ancl lvlrs. P. G. cle Pasehalis hir. and hlrs. Eclmuncl A. Diamonml lxliss Emma Dolan hir. ancl h'lrs. Franlc A. Dolan Dr. NNY. J. Dolphin .l0lllt P. DOll0llHC 5' SOIIS, FllIlCTtll lDlI'l'l'l0l' lx-lr. and hlrs. VV. il. D0ll0N'HIl hir. and h'lrs. Daniel Doran Mr. and hlrs. Joseph Dougherty Mr. and hlrs. Walter T. Doyle Mrs. Emily Drungil Mrs. Charles K. Dunbar lxlrs. Vvilliam B. Evans Mrs. lxlacleleine Eyre Mr. and Nlrs. James Falini lxlf. tllld lx ll'S. GCOFQC Feellilll Mr. ancl hlrs. Thomas D. Ferguson Mr. ancl hlrs. Paul tl. Fielcl lxlr. ancl Nlrs. VVilmer R. Files hlrs. E.. J. Fleming Miss Eleanor Flynn, ,ell The hlisses Joan ancl Dolores Browell. ,4o Miss Agatha C. Brunn Mr. ancl lxlrs. James A. Buggy Mr. ancl hlrs. Harry Burress Mr. H. C. Burriehter hlrs. H. C. Burrichter The Camera Cluh The hlisses B. Camphell ancl F. Ratlierly, g.-li hliss Eileen D. Cannon. 341 Mr. and hlrs. Joseph J. Carlin hliss Jane Carroll, '41 hlr. John Casani Mr. ancl hlrs. Vvilliam J. Casey r. ancl hlrs. Vincent Nl. Cassicly me Cheer Leaders ol 1942 '. ancl hflrs. Joseph F. Chermol re Chronicle, St. Joseplfs Prep Mr. ancl Nlrs. John L. Clanvy Mr. and lxlrs. James Cloran hir. and hlrs. Francis Clinton Mr. Thomas Cocly Compliments of A Friencl M 'I'l Di .H lx'll'S. AACIR Forbes Nliss Anna Friel Mr. ancl lVlrs. Eclwarcl VV. Furey Mr. ancl hlrs. Howard Gallagher Miss Joan Gallagher, V45 hlr. and hflrs. John Callen hir. and lVlrs. Allred Calvin Mr. ancl Nlrs. Joseph Garvey lVliss Nlargaret E. Cillen, ,SQ hflis S HCIEII GOFITIBII, ,4l hlrs. Joseph T. Cvormley hir. and lVlrs. Thomas Gormley hir. and lvlrs. Vvilliam Gormley lxlr. P. Gramm hliss Nlary Nl. Grant, '30 hlr. and lxflrs. John Crech hir. Louis Cvreen Mr. ancl lVlrs. Bruno A. Crenlz lwlr. and lVlrs. A. E. Griesser ' hliss Alice lvl. Cvritlith, '41 lVlr. ancl Nlrs. John Haney lX lrs. Ellen Hannan ine Keeler ' 1 lVlr. Mr. r Nl r . Mr. lvl r MA lvl r Flllfl lxll'S. BEFIlilfd I-lfll i'tl1i1ll and lVlrs. George Harrington and hlrs. James XIV. Harte and lVlrs. Charles Hartmann and hlrs. Michael Haughey and lX lrs. 'John L. Hearn and lVlrs. J. Joseph Herring and hlrs. Frank J. Hickey lVlrs. Caroline Higley h lr. and lVlrs. Arthur Hoath The Home Economics Club The Student Govt. Hostesses Nh. and hflrs. John L. Hugg Elizabeth and John Hugg Anna V. Hunold Gabriel Jannelli N r. lN ll'S. Mr. hir. Mr. hir. and lvlrs. Xfvilliam Janssen and hflrs. James P. Joyce and hlrs. Raymond V. Kavanaugh BIISS lx lE!I'l Cll Dr. and lNEll'S. 1l0llIl-l... and lxlrs. P. J. Kennedv hliss hlargaret J. Klotz, '4i Nr. lxlr. hir. hir. hir. -'Alle and hlrs. Charles VV. Knaul and hflrs. Harry R. Knox and hlrs. Anthony Korsak Joseph Kuiarch and lxlrs. Francis La Grassa Latin Club hlr. and lVlrs. Harry Laverty Mr. and hlrs. John J. Leary The hlisses J. Leigh and T. h'lcSl1anc-, '41 lxliss Ciara l,einhauser, '40 Mrs. Hanna Leonard The hlisses Bernadette and Ursula Logue, '41 Mr. and hirs. Vvheeler Lord hliss Yvonne Lord, ,SQ Mr. and hlrs. Harry C. Lott The hlisses E. Lutz and N. lX llilQllil'C, '40 Mr. James F. Lynn Mr. Xvilliam J. Lynn Mr. and hflrs. James Lyszczek hlaclc-lnternational-lN'lotor Truck Corp. hflrs. hlarion lVlaclX laster hflr. hi r. Charles C. hlaher V and hirs. V. A. hlallev Miss Nancy B. hlarron, Miss Ruth hlarsall, '42 lY'lr. John J. hlartin Mrs. John J. lVlartin Class ol '45-B5 Er B6 hlARYSCRlPT Editors--Literary Edition The MARYSCRIPT Staff ol 1942 Mr. and Mrs. James B. lVlcAleer Mr. and Nlrs. James J. lVlcCal:lrey Mr. and hlrs. J. htlccaughan hir. and lxlrs. Charles B. lX lcCo0l Mr. and hlrs. Edward lVicDade hir. and hlrs. James F. h lcDevitl hir. and lxilrs. John J. lVlcDevitt Mr. and Nirs. Charles S. lVlcGarvey lVlr. and hlrs. John A. h lcGettigan hir. and lVlrs. Edward J. lVlcGinni.s lvliss Rosema ry h lCGirney, ,45 Mr hir Mis and hlrs. George hlccranaghan and hlrs. James h leGranaghan s Letitia h lcGranaghan Dr. and hlrs. Bernard J. h'hrGroartv Nl r. and hits. Frank H. lVlcKenna - The hlisses Patricia. ,40, gf Jean lVlclXenna Mrs. Joseph E. lX lcKenna Mr. and hlrs. James h'lch lonigie The lvlisses A. lVlcVVillian1s and L. C rllh 1 Nlr. and Nlrs. John hflcvvilliams Mr. A. lvlerkholzfer Mr. Allred lxflerkholler Dr. and lN lrs. F. G. hliller Miss hlartha G. hiiiler, ,159 Mrs. lVlary hflills Mr. Edward J. hlingey hir. and lxflrs. Joseph A. hloran hfliss hflary I. lwloran hliss Agnes R. lxlorgan, ,411 Mr. James hloroney Mr. and Nlrs. Thomas F. hluldoon hir and lVlrs. John J. lxfiullins hh' and lvlrs. Peter hlurphy Mr. and lVlrs. Charles T. hlurray Mr. and Nlrs. Vvalter J. Murray hir Frank A. Nlyhre hlrs. Anna Nl. Nlyhre Mr and hlrs. J. B. Naughton hir. and hirs. John P. Nester Nodasci.-The Science Club The Notre Dame Orchestra hir. and lVlrs. lVlichael F. O'Brien lvlr. and lxflrs. Patrick J. 0'Brien hfirs. Elizabeth Nl. O'Donncll Miss lVlary O'l..oughlin. ,SQ hlrs. Carolyn E. Patrick Mr. P. A. Patterson Mrs. P. A. Patterson hir Frank Pecko Mr. Thomas Pension hflr. and Nlrs. Joseph Petron hlr. and lvlrs. Harvey pike hir. and lVlrs. A. Pimley hir and lVlrs. Vvilliam E. Platt Mr and hlrs. James Powers hir and lVlrs. F. lVl. Prall hliss Elizabeth Quinn, '41 hir and hlrs. Hugh Quinn Nlr James Rafferty Mr Nh' hir. Mr Mr Mi ss Elizabeth Riwan lvlr. Mr. lVlr hir Mr. and h'lrs. John Rafferty hliss Veronica Rehermann and hlrs. Charles A. Reilly and lvlrs. I... P. Repetto and Nlrs. Raymond Ridge and hlrs. Charles NN. Rilti and hflrs. Joseph Rockett and lVlrs. H. VVhitney Rogers and hlrs. Charles J. Ross Frank Ross Edward H. Ruppenstein Mrs. Edward H. Ruppenstein Miss Barbara V. Ryan hfliss Nlargaret A. Sammon, ,41 Miss Eleanore Sarnocinslci, '41 lxflr. lVlr Nlr. Louis Scheivert, Sr. s. Amelia Schiavone and lVlrs. Leonard Schlesinger Nliss Mary C. Schlesselman, '40 Mr. lN'lr. and Mrs. D. F. Schlosser ancl lxflrs. A. J. Schmiclt Dr. ancl Mrs. Joseph E.. Schneicler lvlr. Joseph Scihilia Miss Nlilclrerl Sehlhorst. '41 Nlr. lVlr M.- Leo B. Shanley . William J. Sheridan . ancl lVlrs.- Jeremiah Shielcls Dr. George F. Sholler lVlr lVlr. Mr. Nlr . ancl lxflrs. Sinclair and lVlrs. Robert J. Smith Bernard Snow s. Helen G. Sproul lVlr. ancl Nlrs. C. Staloile lvlr. and lVlrs. Xfxlilllam J. SIBIIIOII lVlr. and lVlrs. John J. Stapleton lxfliss Nlarguerite Stapleton, '42 lN lr. S. H. Stayton Mr. lVlr lvlr. ancl lVlrs. John J. Steel: s. A. J. Steinlairchner and lxflrs. Stilwell The Student Council Nlr. ancl lVlrs. Frank J. Sullivan Nlr. and lVlrs. James E. Sweeney Mr. and lVlrs. James J. Sweeney lVlr. ancl lvlrs. James lvl. Sweeney lX'lrs. Nellie Sweeney Mr. H. V. Teneri Wir. ancl lVlrs. William Thomas lxflr. and lxflrs. Frank Thompson lvlr Mr lVlr Nlr Nlr lvlr . ancl lxflrs. VVilliam A. Thompson . ancl lVlrs. Alhert Thum . and lxflrs. Harry Tincher . ancl lVlrs. Philip Tirjan . A. Torrens s. J. Torrens The Transportation Nlarshals Mr. ancl Nlrs. Peter Treutlein The Turret Staff lVlr. and lVlrs. Frank J. Vowinlcel lVlr. ancl lvlrs. William P. Walsh lX'lr. and lVlrs. Francis J. Vvarcl lxflr. John l. Ward lVlr. and Mrs. Neil Ward Nlr. and Nlrs. George White hflr. ancl lVlrs. Chester E. Williams lxflr. ancl lxflrs. W. H. Wise lVlr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Yanura and lV1rs. Alex. 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