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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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Below: Here is the view of the Turret that greets our sleepy eyes at 9:00 each morning. Situated in the midst of MoylanfRose Valley in Delaware County are the thirteen aeres of magniiiecnt campus which surround Notre Dame Catholic Girls' High School. A thirtyfminute train ride from Phila' delphia will hring you to the collegiate huilding of Gothic architecture and Fox' croft stone walls. Beautiful old trees, hroad lawns that slope down to the grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes on the south and to the athlctie field on the north, draw many ad' mirers to the school's grounds. Fourteen hundred and eightyffive girls coming from 47 parishes hy means of 23 schoolfhus routes, huses, trolleys, and trains arrive for classes held under the guidance of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. During the nine periods of the school day, each girl, whether in the Commercial, Aeaf demie, Seienee, Art or HomefEconomiCs course, is learning something to aid her in her role as a model young Catholic woman. From the Grand Court the statue of Our Lady, Queen of Heaven, watches over the students who pray to their patroness in the words of their school motto: Mary, he the light of our way! 4 sq,-K N ur ,god in Me greaf lrama THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE The curtain is rising! After many a long rehearsal the seniors are about to step out upon the stage of womanhood to take their role in The American Way of Life. ' The opening day has come. This lavish production which has been four years in the making will feature many settings -the business office, the college campus, the home, the hospital, the laboratory, the classroom. As we wait for our entrance cue, we remember with gratitude the untiring zeal and self-sacrifice of the Producers and Directors of our rehearsals--our Diocesan Superintendents who planned so carefully our daily program, and our Faculty who prepared each girlithoroughly for the role she will play. Here in the 1956 MARYSCRIPT we take you backstage to glimpse our rehearsals. We will go into classes with the stars and see the part each hour of instruction has played in our formation. And you will notice the invaluable lessons of fair play, true citizenship, and justice strengthened through work and play. We are eager to begin our part in The American Way of Life. May we never forget the lessons we have learned. May we love our part in this great Christian drama and exercise with joy the God-given rights of free- dom of religion, freedom of press, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom to live The American Way of Life. C ur Sage Sffinga Administration ........ Faculty ......... . ..,... Religious Faculty .... Lay Faculty ...... School Life .....,. Religion .... Academic . . . Commercial . . . Art Major ..... Music Major ...., Home Economics . . . Activities ................. Student Organization .... Senior Play ......... Christmas Play .... Senior Prom ...,..,. Orchestra ......,...... Junior Day and Dance . . . Glee Club .....A..,. The Turret Staff . . . Maryscript Staff .... Sports ....,......... Bowling .... General ,.... Leaders' Club ..... Cheerleaders ...... . . . Basketball League .... .,.. Field Day, Sports Banquet Senior Album ......,........ Camera Club Shots . . . . May Procession .... Graduation . Q , . . Alumnae ....... Undergraduates .... Officers .. juniors ..... Sophomores . . Freshmen . . . is Q. 2 r W A Q so 1,2-:Nav il or sr, V n 4 Y,,,,,.,.,..- rr ... ,N --.Q-.4 M X.-rf' 5--. 4 ' .4 ,- 4' 8 Pages 8-1 3 14-1 9 14-1 7 18-19 20-33 22-23 24-27 28-29 30 3 1 32-3 3 34-59 36-39 40-43 44-45 46-49 50-51 52-53 54-55 56-57 58-59 60-73 62 63 64-65 66-67 68-71 72-73 74-94 95 96-97 98-99 100-101 102-128 102-103 1 04-1 1 1 1 12-121 122-128 My 1 fig, 534, --ripe at ,fi X' i 1' aa . f N gli- f Qu jo-Q' l'l'l,U'Ll5 4,,.,,-whisk ...uni I'eCt0l'6 all MO ll.C2l'5 0 Me Kmfg no cc as LA - f f- ws- C 2 WM' merzcan f ag o ' l ii 'X '?' ..f3?W'?'f , . . , s . i, Q , ,, M F ...-r- , AX V A' N 1. . ' , E, 'S ii' N w vw l X . ' . . .L -W wr Lmgas ' x 'Sf H 1 knit ww K xx? hwy M x A . X, ,Q ,t f , K if Pm uf 'vw , Q Sy inf si- -5 Y N3 .w X - v x, wr up in vu V N 'V 1 ww www Nr 9 'Nam 2 sv S ig Q xi 5 '15 'F b ,x M 4 i X DIOCESAN ADMINISTRA TION H15 EQQCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS O,H.ARAA, CSC., DD Archbishop of Philadelphia Ten Our Praaluferf THE MOST REVEREND J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, DD. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. MCSHEA, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia 9 THE RIGHT REVEREND MoNs1GNoR EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D Szrpevintendent of Avchdiocesan Catholic Schools DIOCESAN SUPERINTENDENTS Deeheezlenl le Serve ug the fmefenlf REVEREND CH.1xRLEs B. IVIYNAUGII Spiritual Director of tlie Students Notre Dame girls are proud to he part of the largest Catholic school system in the world, and one which in recent years has seen unparalleled expansion to meet the needs of the rising school population. Our Arehdiocesan Superintendent, Right Rev' crend lvlonsignor Edward M. Reilly. has demon' strated inspiring leadership in the tremendous task of directing the more than 400 diocesan schools. Assisting Monsignor Reilly are Reverend hlohn -I. Graham, Very Reverend john Al. Haydt, and Rev' ercnd Frederick AI. Stevenson. Notre Dame's new school chaplain, Reverend Charles B. Ivlynaugh, celebrates Mziss for us each Thursday, and is availalalc afterward for individual counsel ing. REvERfzNn jonN J. GRAn.ixM, DD., VERY REVEREND jonis: J. Hfwnr, j.C.D., REvERnNn FREDERICK J. STEvfiNsoN Associate Superintendent of Sclzools Associate Superintendent of Scliools Associate Superintenclent of Schools Spiritual Director of tlie Alumnae Association Thirteen Refzgiom Family OW Diffetlom Sister Superior and President Elaine Lynch, interrupted while discussing activities for the coming month, listen to an announcement coming over the public address system. ADMINISTRATION Sister Superior Genevieve Mary ...... Sister Eleanor Marie ..... . ............ Our religious teachers are Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, a Congregation of religious established in France in 1804 hy Blessed Julie Billiart who later removed the Motherhouse to Namur, Belgium. Arriving in America in 1840, the Sisters have spread over many parts of the United States where they teach in parochial schools, academies, high schools, and colleges. The oldest school ........Principal ......Treasurer extant in Philadelphia, the Notre Dame Academy at West Rittenhouse Square, will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of its foundation in 1956. More than three thousand American Sisters of Notre Dame devote their lives to the training of youth in the highest ideals of spirituality, morality, and democracy. Fourteen l RP' 935653 Lefr: As seniors, careers are foremost in our minds. Here Sister Gabriel S. H. guides her homeroom as they discuss careers with a future. ll.lCl1 llUI11t'I'OUl11 tc.1t'l1t'r instructs hcl' own sccticwn in the llll1kl.llNClll.llS ul' ttligimu. Commercial Department ' Il Sister lVl.lQtl.llC1lLl Sister Aloysc M-ll'QAlI'Lxl 'lt' ' . s 1 A1111uR.1pl141cl ,. . . M SN N I, Q 1 A mx athematics Department t . Ll .lfllthl I t Sister Nlagdalena demonstrates for Ann Dougherty the correct method of inserting cards into the typewriter. It really isnt so hard as ll looks but this time Sister Joanne Hugues is watching the demonstrating machine Mary Catherine has her Algebra Class stumped lVl1urf.en just out of sight of the picture. McDonald is all smiles, she must have the answtr' xfl , Mffffse ,Weis 35 Creme and Buzfaz' am Um'ema1naz'z'nCg of the ffm? Sister Gertude du Sacre Coeur is presenting the charter of the Notre Dame Chapter of the National French Honor Society while some of the Charter members look on: Thaissa Zbyr, Anna Nlychajliu, Marie Booker, Helen Snyder, Helen Shahadi. Language Department French Sister Gertrude tlu S, CI. Spanish Sister Rolvertsi Ivlgirie Sister Ami St. lieriigirtl Latin Sister Florence l3.itriei.i Sister Anile Rayiiioiitl N . . Sister Niziry Regina Sister Ann Marie points out to Mary Ellen O'Connell some of the fine points of political freedom in National Problems. The History Department was honored by the Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge in 1950 for research work on historical sites in Delaware County. History Department Sister Ami Ivlanrie Sister Marguerite Therese Sister M41rie St. Qliiliii Sister Helen Charles presides over the Home Economics classes all by herself. Here Nora Downey shows her a lovely dream house which she designed for herself. Home Economics Department Sister Helen Clizmrles Science Department Sister Cxitliairiiie Virginia Sister Caitlieriiie l7LIIl'it'i.l Sister Agues Fretleriela SiSICI' Fl'ULlL'I'iCli.l Librarian Sister Nlarie St. Lxiwreiiee Art Department Sister lvlarie St, Williqtiim Sister lvlarian Those lovely posters that commemorate seasons and activities at Notre Dame are the work of our fine Art Department. Here Sister Marie St. William helps senior Eileen Carr solve a problem in proportioning a head for her poster. 4 wma' Pbzfofolznby of the A mamma Way of LW Music Department Sister Miircellat Mgirie --- Instrumental Sister Mziric Angela - Vocal Mr. Nicola Mastrangelo - Clarinet Mr. Edwin Groer - - Viola Mr. George Hosfeltl --A Trumpet Mr. John Dclvlatteis -f Flute Mr. Lewis Gino Raho ff Ohoe Sister Marcella Marie, head of the Department of Instrumental Music, demonstrates to a group of students the use of the Caliphone, a new device which enables eight students to listen to an opera without being disturbed by other students practicing. Cecilia Bradley is the only one who escaped the paper cutter. Mr. .lohn Capohianco - Bass Mr, Giacinto Vitocolonna -- French Horn Mr. Fred C. Stoll ff Trombone Mr. Joseph Vetere -V Cello Mr. Nicholas DlAmico fe Percussion Sister Marie Angela leads the Department of Vocal lVlusic. Here she is pictured practicing with a group of second sopranos. Thursday, fourth period. Be sure not to miss the dust cover, on the piano lsymbol of Sister's love of order! and little angels lsymbols of our sweet voicesl. The gay singers are Marie Jordan, Donna Rocco, Rita Guarente, and joy Lutf. Lazy Fazcufiy fmlvizfef MISS GERALDINE FOREMNY, instructress of the violin watches the technique of two of her Senior Violinists, Dorothy Ryan and Margaret McFadden. MRS. HELEN JEROME, in her attractive in- firmary on the third floor, welcomes every ailing student with a sympathetic smile and an aspirin. When the photographer caught her, however, she was correcting health papers. 4 :, lofi, ee MISS JEANETTE VIZZARRI teaches English, Speech, and Speech Arts. Jeanne Little is conducting a discussion on Television, Good or Bad?', Other panelists shown: Frances Green, jane Weinmann, Phyllis Wfhite, and Ellen Diedrich. MISS MARCELLA MICKA, Instructress in Physical Education Department and Coach of the Basketball Team, demonstrates to her leaders what Ready, Set, on your Mark means: Geri Welsh, Ann Molla, Louise Mancini, and Virginia Conlow. MRS. CATHERINE NANGLE I k oo s up in surprise as she hears a brilliant answer! Even Marlene Cotsack has to laugh at the way she has spelled biziness. MISS UNE ' ' J SLEZAK points out the mistake. Love of Freedom P95353 UM Yes, she does go to N.D. High School, but she teaches S . panlsh to green emblemed freshmen. Of course it's N.D.'s MISS MAE GERACE. just as MRS GEORGIANA RILE . Y reaches the crucial moment in World War I, she discovers that one of her pupils is on the wrong page. These little incidents occu r ln every rehearsal, even for the American Way of Life. my - W :umm Nhqgnf f 'Qvll' c oo f ' Q P' ' k L A 'Y L Q 4 Q5 1 A QV 5 rgmw 6.x . i i i-.7 !' ag, ' if 1 , tw, 4 wwf 6 1 gk 9, lllivifd iii' ,W ,. m:v.wM'mf Foumivziion 0 our Freedom - Religion, the most important subject of the day, follows morning prayer, and the Salute to the Flag. It starts our day in a most befitting way. Freshmen gain a deeper knowledge and love of Christ, by studying His life and Sacred Passion, and the doctrine that He taught to men. Sophomores learn the history of the Church that Christ founded, and study the means by which the grace of Christ comes to us-the Sacraments and prayer. Juniors begin to realize the many duties pointed out by the commandments and the precepts that govern all of Christ's followers. The Seniors study Apologetics, gaining a knowlf edge of our faith based on reason and logical proofs. To prepare for our vocation as wives and mothers, Seniors also study the graces given to us in the Sacraf ment of Matrimony and the responsibilities of the married state. Mia ' ..-amine K 't Catholic pamphlet Why, issued by the Catholic Informa- tion Center, offers points for Senior Religion discussion. Carol Feiy points out a pertinent example to Kathleen Cox and Cyrilla Dougherty, showing that good Christians make good Americans. Twentyftwo Ann Baraslia reminds her class that the Bible is the Inspired Wswrd. Visible in the first row: Mary Andolfi, Catherine Barr. and Mary Ann Anderson, Barbara Conway. Ann Branon, Mary Beglcy. Guidance classes learn that life is a special gift from God. as Nancy Kuhn points out to Mary Lawrence. Mary jane McGuire, and joan Long. 2 , eqrmm-wwrfsnf-ev H Z y E ,, y .- if Mgz V, ,.,,,M.,,.5 2 Q saznznricbie I y g N Befzkf in Gan' With the help of the Know Your Mass booklet, Nlargaret Guinan demonstrates to Jacqueline Heisner and Mary Ann Gessner the steps leading from the Mass of Preparation to the Mass of Fulfillment. A wm'emz'C efllazjo iff nkfx In National Problems classes, we study the economic and soci- ological responsibilities which flow from our American Way of Life and the Christian solu- tions to these problems. In this picture Antoinette Hesling puts in the finishing touches on her i 'v Chart of Statistics showing the contribution the Census Bureau makes to solving problems con- fronting Americans. Between grammar school days and college days there Besides our regular classes, several of our scientists is a time called high school. During this time Notre Dame entered projects in the Westiiigliciiisc Science Talent lasses plan their iuture. If college or nursing is our aim, Search and in the National Wilcllife Contest. Last year, high school days provide us with our first taste of higher fourteen out of fifteen entries received awards, 4lU'Llf'mC Sfllkllffl From Algehra I and Geometry we graduated to Algebra English played an important role in the lite ot our ll and Trig. Now we can actually measure the height ot tuture eollegians, Reading and discussing works of the Endie's turret without ladders. Trig developed into Solid great masters helped iis in our own writing. We engaged Geometry, hut we never lost hope. We still held the in conflict with the delinquent comma and colon. learned line with formulas for solving polyhedral angles, the to use the lihrary for research, conducted panel discussions, triangular prism, and the parallelepiped. Vlllilfgfkl UW' V f9'llUl4lfY- 11110 kfllt UP Wllll wffflif lwilks Latin came next on our agenda. We fought the Gallic ilml INN!-lllllfi Wzirs with Caesar, cheered Cicero as he confronted the ln chemistry, hiology, and physical science courses, we perfidious Cataline, and spent our toiirth year following learned the inarvelous laws governing the complicated aroeesses ol' nature that we had always taken tor granted. See Page 'lo Twentyffonr OW FMZMV6 fc ie W I if If 3 'Nm Before: Take your choice! Too much irong too much sulfur, too much heat! One caused this. We can judge by the happy faces that the resulting aroma is delightful. After: If at Erst you don't succeed, try, try again - that's their motto. Eileen Carr, Dot Pajan, Vicki Tomko and Grace Rodgers smile after a successful demonstration by Sister Catharine Virginia. 3551355355555 Arts class has a practice broadcast This diligent Language session before they actually record the that will be played on the radio. Julie Schreiber, Pat Welsh, Sylvia Bucari, joan Sproul, Carolyn ' Subers. Taylor, Marianne Wye! and T 66165975 Acncas on his fatcful journey to Hispcria. The ncvcrf ending hattlc with translation wont right on! Our Scnoritas and Madcmoiscllcs, hy means of the Califonc, cnjoycd listcning to Spanish and French lan' guage rccords. Thcn with car and tongue trained to the corrcct intonation and pronunciation, thcy carricd on convcrsations of their own and chcckcd their improve' mcnt hy mcans of tape rccordings. QThcy studied irregular vcrhs, tool? National Prohlcms classcs hccamc open forums for animatcd and somctimcs hcatcdfdiscussions that ranged all thc way from thc desirability of permitting cightccnf ycarfolds to votc, to thc economic and sociological prob' lcms facing our national lcadcrs today. WC dcvcloped a kccncr appreciation of our Amcrican Wamyf of Lifc and of the tremendous freedoms and responsibilities which arc ours, When Maryellen Bennett and Joan Bechler finally get the projector run- ning, the English IV class enjoys Dickens' Old Curiosity Shop on the new daylight radiant screen. Twentyfsix For OW Counizfy Top-Left Ecc' h : e. t e largest Vergil class in N.D. his- tory listens spellbound as Mary Keenan describes Dido's tragic death on the funeral pyre. Left: Donna Rocco, Judy Rohner, Suzanne Meillier, Mary Law- rence, jane Ellen Harris. Right: Chris Min h I Mar A ' ' ' g ene li, y nn Ranlerx, Louanna Sciubba, Virginia Sixeas can be identified. Top-Right ' Measu ' . ring the turret is an annual event in the Trig class. Some of the girls are examining the props they used while at thc board. Ernestine Hilse, Nana Hayden, and Lynn Ft-vney check the last measurement before they determine the turret height Bnttom: Spanish IV students discover that a caliphone is really great. While the rest of the class translates La Vida es Suena these seven enjoy a Spanish play un- interrupted. Marie Walker, Pat Cassell, Pat Simpson, Kay Keefe, Helen Smith, Geri Corr. URRET HOT sex? T inonjf-ff Basis Peggy Wetlmerill solves a problem on the intricacies of the adding machine proposed by Marie Stea while Mary Anne Werner ion the left! checks results from the infallible textbook. Of Ouf. Commercmf Economic Independence ' Silence is queen in Ronm 308 as the tapping Transeriptiun typists strain their ears to hear the eliek of Sister lVlagelalena's stopwatch, signal fur the tiineftest to hegin, The stampede is nn. as fingers pound nut increasing speeels, They skid to a halt and tally up the returns of their lahiir. The hookkeepers almost unhalanee their hrains trying to halanee the hwnksg and the girls in Ofliee Praetiee duh their elass period the 'kMaehine Age, as they strive to master the tluplieating machine, the calculator, aeldressngraph, and the tenfkey listing machine. The many hours spent in typing fur the MARYSCRIPT and The Turret are amply rewareleel when our yearlwok anel paper M 01 jo rf Seniors in Office Practice are typing while they listen on a dictaphone. Gwen Campbell, Mary Ellen Bennett, Belva Watlghn, Jean Broadhurst, Mary Mann. arc constantly ratctl AllfCatliolic and All' American. The licliimlftlicfsccncs helpers play no small part in getting The Tiwvet and M.'xRY'sttRlPT to press. Commercial students try Cach year to match Sister Magtlalcnafs zeal hy laboring to make thc oifpagc program for thc Senior play a work of art, by mimcographing reams of English and Religion class notes, and lay helping Miss Canavan in the olhcc. Students are trained not only in thc rudif mciitary processes of business hut also in liigli souial and moral standards, learning that more important than actual skills arc the tlircc CE of the Commercial Dcpartf ment Crcctlfto lic capable, cooperative, and wtirtcous. Transcription group get real office experience as they type their stenography dictation. Alice Barans, joan Behl, Ronnie Borcky, Josephine Calvarese, Rita Durning. Antoinette Viscidi demonstrates the proper method of inserting cards in the typewriter. Dunia Ortiz is the pleased observer. fpfmkef of Cofolf for our Cammy Thc Art Dcpartmcut adds zcst to cvcry phasc of N.D. lift. Statistics for school tlrivcs sparklc whcii a dash of color is atltlctl. Baslcctlwall postcrs capturc Eudic's dancing fcct on cartlhoartl. And, cach ycar, thc spotlight shines on stagc scts prcparctl hy thc art stutlcnts for thc Scnior Play. At the yulctidc scason, Notrc Damc artists Beth Quinn works diligently as she tries to ink-washv Rose- mary Crosby. C'mon, Rosalie Byrne and Carol Paul, you canlt do it that way! Mary Manion works awayn while perched on the window seat. laring Christmas spirit to cvcry classroom and corridor. Thcsc cncrgctic girls also tlcvotc thcir talcnts to Rctl Cross work, making favors and tlccoratioiis for thc orphauagcs and hospitals. Art studciits attcntl class, too! Sophomorcs study stillf life, dcsigii, and pcrspcctivcg Juniors, life tlrawiiigg while Seniors prcparc to hc future illustrators or tlraftsmcn. A behind-the-scenes peek at the beginnings of our Christmas decorations. Our artists devoted many hours to bring the Christmas spirit to N.D. Miu5z'c Mdj'0Vf fulopfy BJZCECQVOMWIII or our Theme Tap: Sue Lague sounds an A for Barhara Weare and Pat Paterson as the ' tune ii for , 5 P the weekly orchestra practice. yum w Bollum: These seniors must be sure of their orchestra music, judging from the smiles on their faces. Read up the stairs: Philomena D'Orazio, Dunia Ortiz, joan Behl. On Tucstliiy. lesson tlay, clcvcn tliufcsqm lllSlI'lII11CI1l.ll lCQlCllCl'S .irrivc alt Notre Dgimc. Witli zcxil tlicy instruct IIN girls of thc music tlt'pz1i'tinciit in sixtccn instriimcnts. Willi :ill thc lillll. our girls rcailly work diligciitly amd scriuusly, for hcsitlcs lcssims in thc history gmtl tlicury of music, in tlic Spring wc hzivc an Nliisiqgilc tim prutliicc. Middle: No squecks this week, we have new reedsf, Madeline Havacclc, Theresa Fleitz, Kathryn Hunt, and Alice Barans insert new reeds in their instruments. Gem' Hememeleeef Reel! Ruler! of Ameeieez Here at N.D. Home Ee students shine as brightly as the pots and pans in the pink and gray lab. Proof? Certainly! Lemon chiffon pie with graham cracker crust and tempting fudge convinced the Middle States Evaluat' ing Committee. And the lay teachers thought so after they had eaten the Christmas cookies made by our home' making majors. If you still need more proof, a roast chicken dinner complete with salad, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and giblet gravy, buttered peas and dessert should certainly convince you. Theylre adept in sewing, too. Before starting the actual sewing, our girls study style, material and color for their effect on the Hgure. With this knowledge behind them our Home Ec majors are ready to begin. Tack, baste, tuck! Finally, the sewing machine! When the annual fashion show arrives, these girls model their bright eottons, tailored coats. and pert spring suits to delight an appreeif ative audience. The proof of good cooking is shown by the happy group of cooks as they assemble to share the full-course chicken dinner which they prepared in December .... Admiring the beautiful china which Sister Superior presented to the Home Economics Department this year are the four girls who acted as servers for the members of the Evaluating Committee: Antoinette Healing, Helen McLaughlin, Patricia O'Mailey, and Kathleen O'Connell. SL. Q Patricia O'lVlailey feiauzlinql and Helen Mt-I 'lll'l1 , l A Q., ' lin fkneelingl fit Antoinette Ht-slii1g's spring :luster of lustrous rayon. Looks as though these fashions will be a true community enterprise. These Seniors thinlc srwing is fun, judging from the smiles on their faces: Ernestine lulilse, Grace Rodgers, Rosalie Taylor, and Grace Amati. They are showing the new cases and boxes which hold each piece of material safely and orderly. With a Fashion Show coming soon, three of our seamstresses work diligently to create pretty ap- parel: Barbara Kiselas, Eileen Gallagher. and Char' lotte Brown fit the pattern. pin and snip expertly. X ,.,.. z V F 'rn 4 up ' J. YP Y Q Jw MTW wma if 2 4 .. A If Q Xp, 'J xy, I7-gf. f l 94 '45 P i B510 , . . 7 ,,--Mrgw, D if ' M ali: 'Mg - ' 5, , , QA - , . .. .,-qv' N? f if w Y L, s2 wM.3, 4 A ' . 43,511 K, if. w :fb M11 1 X N yn Aww' may f,. 'Y Wg t -Za -2 '1 . Wgmf 111 Q ,. b il 4: 1lh1Q',g' ',,- V. V Y ay an-Q f'f ' ' ' V uf f . xx N' figgbiixq L Q. ,i -fiwqls fi , gi f wg- 5 is .gi Lqwyas. Q - f,-Qx fp is X if 5,4395-, MW 1 S 'XQQMM ,fl ' 1' fi 'Jas 'fi F ,A wg ew- if Q-:fn ' 1- ' . x ' - fw ' Km '-A ,y . - - Maxx. xx' A33 x AQYV . af 5f3Y '1 SM' 'M-23 W X 0, 4 'AQ' A V' W, 5, Q, af- W .3 ., ,. ' x, VO? X aw ,J-I an 'Q ffm f-Z .136 W :Z 4, 1 Q' uw ? 5, 5 sf' A MW wwmwmw s'l u 'lull' fx: f ....a iit finden! f Ulf gain zizaz H014 Tn instill cnnpcrzntinii and loyalty intn the licxlrts of Nntrc Dgunc students, is the :tim nl the Student Cnuncil. The Council is cninpnscd nl' the President, ViccfPrcsidcnt. Secretary, A.A. Prcsidcnt. :ind tliirtyftwn I-lnincrnnin RC13fCSCl1IilIlVCS. Evcry Thursf day aiftcriinnn, mcmlicrs of the Council meet to discuss sclinnl priililcins and tn create nit Niitrc Dame the sltmiisphcrc of unity und hiirmnny. The Hnnicninni Representatives present tn the Cnuncil, prnlwlcnis which may arise in the PCI'f0I'1'DllIlCC of their duties. Psy discussing tlicsc :ind iinding solutions for them, the girls lcairn the fundxuncntails of sclffgnvcrnmcnt :ind are trziincd tn live thu Aincricun Wzly' nf Life Lis future citizens. fl' sr: 3- The Big Four Read from the Top: Elaine Lynch, President of the Student Councilg joan jaixen, Secretaryg Clare De- lowery, Vice-presidentg Anne Molla, President of the Athletic Association. Installation Day brings back Joan Woods, President W of the Class of 1955, to offer her congratulations to X Elaine Lynch, President of the Student Organization , for 1956. No truer rehearsal for The American l Way of Lifel' exists than the effort to achieve demo- ' cratic school government. A 10 I0 ffm 27-665 or DHMOCMH6 G0 2!6lflZWl6lflf Father Stevenson. with the assistance f can Woods con gratulates joan Jaixen as he presents her wth the badge symbolic of her duties as Secretary of Student Council Sell government is really the basis of democracy Smiling Senior Homeroom Representatives take time out from a weekly meeting of the Student Organization. Their many duties include counseling the girls of their respective homerooms and reviewing the various problems arising in everyday school life. Here, during one of their brief intermissions, they look forward to cap and gown measurements on February 27. Sealed: Virginia De Berardinfs and Betty Lou Kouba. Standing: Sally Hoover, Barbara Chambers, Jeanne Sullivan, Helen McLaughlin, and Dorothy Pajan. tw an Use paper plates in the cafeteria? The smiles of the hostesses could mean yes, or they could imply that the suggestion was meant to be a joke. Standing: Cyrilla Dougherty, Phillis Donato, Carol Feiy, Kay Doyle, Roberta Dolan lChairmanl. Seated: Lynn Feeney, Mary Cunningham, Theodora Closlcey, Joanne Foremny, Nancy Fitzgerald. These traHic co ps meet with the captain to check to see if the other policemen are faithful to their posts. Standing: Ann Frank, jane Kulikowski, Antoinette Viscicli. Sealed: Mada- line Casey, Rosemary Morgan lChairmanl, Kathleen Ryan, Elizabeth Morris. The Usher Squad directs all trallic on corridors and stairs. Thirtyfeight Senior bus marshals report to the chairman the time of arrival for each bus before they report to class. Seated: Ann Raco lChaimanl. Standing: Mary O'Malley, Marie jordan, Mary Ellen O'Connell, Nancy McNulty, Mary Crandley, Mary Ann O'I-Ialloran. Transportation Squad supervises all busses, trains, and trolleys carryin Nntru Damn efnrlonfz g Order and Dz'fczQDlz'ne for 5170143 CbdVdCl6V5 can't seem t 1..1neu or ununeu Jacxets-tnat is ine quesuonl Uur A.A. Reps make a choice. Standing: Frances Ann Thomas, Faith Rothlcopf, Rosalie Gebhardt jean Broadhurst, Phillis Donato, Elizabeth McCaffrey. Seated: Kathleen Sullivan, Patricia Althouse, Elizabeth Kapuscinslci, Judy Desmond, Mary Pennington, Ann Molla lA.A. Presidentl, joan LeKites. '1'l1i'rtyfnine 'Pride Wm' lDlf6jUf?!Zf6 U Miss Binglcy's mention of Charles brings a sparkling smile to -Iane,s faceg Maggie and Mrs. Gardiner beam contentedly. jane, Harriet Owens: Miss Bingley, Helen Smithg Maggie, Mary Dempseyg Mrs. Gardiner, Bernice Beyer. During November. we stepped hack into the nineteenth eentury, into the lives of the lovahle Bennet family: ehatterhox Mrs. Bennet. who hopes to marry her three daughters to eligible malesg Mr. Bennet, whose gootl nature is often ealleel upon to soothe his vvife's upset nervesg shy xlaneg elearfheatleel Elizabeth, the pieiuelieetl oneg and harumfsearum Lydia. LiZZie's prohlem of loving fwithout realiilf ingj wealthy Mr. Darey, proud of his nohle hirth. heeame ours as we followed this eharming lass through tliflieulties and hearthreaks to the happy ending when true love eonqueretl hoth pritle and prejudice. Congratulations to a superlative east! A hearty thank you to the staging eom' mittee, to our artists who elesignetl the stage sets, and to the program eommittee. who spent weeks typing our sixtyfpage play prof gram. Forget themf' Never a single one! Prejudiced Elizabeths, shy Janes and pert Lydias kept the gentlemen guessing. Kneeling: jane, Harriet Owensg Lydia, Jane Ford. Top: jane, Beth Quinng Elizabeth, Marie Anastasi and Pat Hanwayg Lydia, Dot Tynan. Demure Charlottes and eatty Lady Lucast-s pose prettily for the camera after a tiring rehearsal. Charlotte, Martha Wolfeg Lady Lucas, Eleanor Logue and Letty Ann Shieldsg Charlotte, Pat Pidgeon. SHWZZIOV Pfazy No, thvsc art'n't neighbors! They're the Bennets, both casts. Rosalie Byrne. Mary' Lou Atkins, Elaine Lynch and Sara Ann McNichol:ls. CAST Lln tlic Order of :Xppcaranccl Mr. Buiuict. .. ....,.. .... Hill ........... M1'S. Bciiilvl .... Ltztly' Lucas. . . Clmrlullt' Liu-as ......... Iam' Bcmua ............. Y .........Elain: Lynclit Rmalic Byrne ......janc Cunnclly. liatlilccn Mcutltc ...Sara McNicl1nlas. Mary Lou Atkins .....,.Lctitia Sliitjlds Elcanur Logue ... .Martha Vw'ullc, Patricia Piclgcun ... .Harritt Owcns, Patricia Quinn 3 ELIZABETH BENNET ............ latricia Hanway. Mary :Xnastasi Lnvtliti Bt'i1m't ................ Mli. DARCW .......... M1'. Bl ll'L1lf.'AX'. . . . N112 Cullum. . . Amclitl. , .... . Mr. XViclqt1m. . Buliiuia ..... Amtnulti .... Captain Denny' Mm Bingley' ....... Agatha ........,.... Lieutenant Hujfnnni .... Maggie ..,............. Mrs. Gtmlim'i' ........... Ltuly' Catlicrim' llc Buurgli. . . Culrmcl Gm' 1 i!:z4'ill1t1m. .. Mr.v. Lalqc. .......... . . ...........lanc Ford. Dorothy 'Tynan liatlilccn Oiflunncll. Barlaara Cliainhcrs .... . . .Elizahctli Morris, Lynn Fccncy .......Maric jordan. lvlary Pcnningltun .. . .Carol klullcy. Victoria Tuniko ...,lcannc Sullivan. Eilccn Carr ...Etlicl Davis. Franccs Dcvinc ......Eli:alwCtli Fay. Annu English .. . .Kathleen Mcntltc. ,lanc Connelly .... . . .kloannc Glaser. Hclcn hinitll .....BarlHaia Lcwis. jnscpliinc Oakes .......... . . . . . . .Kathryn Tliuinpwii .Mary Dempsey. Gwcndolyn Caiiiphcll .vluscpliinc Vv'asmundslti, Bcrnicc Bcycr . . .Madalinc Casey. Tlicrcsa Fitzpatrick . . ..Barl1ara Kisclas. Gcraltlinc Vfclsli . . .Nancy Fccncy. Theresa XX'cltlfin If I had only known, whispers Charles. If you had only asked, sighs Jane. Lynn Fceney and Beth Quinn. Propet Mr. Collins is dumb-founded as an indignant Elizabeth haughtily refuses his proposal. Miilti Penning- ton and Marie Anastasi. Q1 ste 333 Xe, , 1 2 xx ii ill: Q ,rv H' , .-ff X. W A my MQ' vs nal W -Quin nw 2 T L N X 1 t ,GN ' V ,Q N2 -1. f A W 1 g' T' m X 'Q W QQ A flurry. lflimbf-xh :md Ifit1wiHi,nm look on in Jugu fxntlwriuw. Kay O'Conm'H. PM Hnnsuuy, Ii.u-hum . l I . ,Z W ,, x s ,Q I MVN se - -V 35' . 1' g 5 x , 3 I VL if ,gf h , 5 5 I. , inssx ilu arrogant Imiy Cfazlwvrszw sucfmnbs to dw Rnttery x f Yxwx Q? ' f 'E of um' uxrvfrs-0 Fit2'xx'iHh1xx1, Geri Wfvlsli and '11hCT6SiH 3 Ihzsutr-ich. '- v ' 5 K' Q N X WVN3 . 1 - 5 721 ku? . , , 'nf wr Hu' gxuwls .N the ball p.lLaw m ilu' auxsxnxmg for .I chu. V ' Q jowplum' OA-er-9. 'Lum' Clmmflix, Cfarulixw llnlim, ,Ammo E YW is ine, :Xm'u N zu A14 M-iplxifk' U? Mrs. li.1r'ci1m-r wh! v . aw, Q IQ The SIRI :Jim ,x M41 dvwxxn-A ummm-w we 2' -. 1 H Slam fhfzapwx, Qu-wphflxr Xyxxwcxrmxramis i NI ink rg si r at Imlxf Ll N1 xi Q K. Slzichla. Alu .Mm Glawr, Xhrilm NN. Slfiie X um-rm lumix-. E.1xwiumuri2x, 1-N 1- fk,1i?w1rvaakVln51fxe'if,!'.lZ1m:.vWuwl ESU--l1Yt'Kh Nfvrrrx., Xlmnc Emxilfu ix ' 'Q SYN r'. ,w xl! Alitcr ts .A Wfnlff. 5'l:ld:xYinv fhsry. 5 , aiaw. Pram' klrrr. lilinhclh Vw rs Uvvilw, Kathrwi N m Nun f3,,52.Q:im ,iw f limi Kr. QA ag? - 'A A SMA .fum 31rNQ1lml.u-4. lvmiz Lmr Ynrxl. I-nmm' Sullinm !!'n'x 11 lhumpxun. l !lwX lbw 'Xuxsw i uy.ML lixw-wr Oulu Gloria in Excelsis Deo! The angels salute our new-born Saviour. Martha Herbst, Kathryn Hunt, Loretta Walsh, Mary McGartland, jane Connelly. Eileen Davis, joan jaixen, Marianne Wfisnewski, Eileen Nolan and Clare Delowery. St. joseph, Kathleen Ryan: Mary, Maryellen Bennett. Tidings of great joy are announced to the shep- herds. The Angel is Mary McGartlandg the Shepherds: Jane Elliot, Elizabeth Dryden, Mary McLaughlin, Eileen Gallagher, Barbara Wetz. In the finale of the Christmas Pageant the Little King is raised on high for all to see and worship. lFp'5 ' lauixhnllsflllln' Q Ne ef wv L' i . Q 1 li ' ff a dliikalihv oe! . Lzgbff like Wayy I0 True Freetfom Q., N'-... The Wise Men follow the star in their search for the Christ Child. Baltazar, Joanne Huguesg Melchior, Suzanne Gattaq Gaspar, Rosemary Morgan. The beautiful Christmas story was narrated from the Scripture passages before each panto- mime and carol. Kathleen O'Connell, Mary Anastasi, and Barbara Kiselas divided the narration in true liturgical fashion. Hail full of grace! The Angel Gabriel fore- tells the coming of the Messiah to the Virgin who wonders at the appearance of the heavenly messenger. The Angel is Jane Connellyg the Virgin, Maryellen Bennett. Cllu'istmais Spirit cntt'i'vtl Nwtrt' llimt' txirly this ytxtr. lfiilistiiig tht- help ul tht- Qll'I stutlcnts. she set them tu wtirk tlccin'.utf ing tht' cwrritlors amtl rlgissi-.itiins with stviivs frtun the Chi'istm.is sttiry. To prove that Scruiigc has iw imrt iii lfntliclziml, tht' Spirit uf Cliristiims ni'g.u1f IZL'kl fllt' SIUJCIII lW41Lly lille: .l chllliibllf Action Cluh. who mllutirtttl, wiwippt-tl, .intl tlumrutctl tuys amtl gifts hir tirplmns .intl . N , twltl folks. As Cihristmas tlruw iic.u'. the IlllWlC.lL1X of thc First Nucl, licgtttiriiig tht- Urclicstrgi aintl thc Glue Cluh. hrutiglit tht' true intxining nf Christm.is In tht' litxirts uf alll. 'nf 3' R f A , if 2, Q x K ' 'Q if f Q X wi ff ,, ' 5 .. NIE: , v x X 5 k 5 if HQ - i Q QQ 4 , i as fi? Sw 1 5 H The zggbi Wm Filled mlb fllmztn First ai swisli of silk. tlicn ai rustlc of tzilictzl .... How lic.iutii'ul tlicy look, you tliink, sis you cntcr tlic Forest Room of tlic Broiitlwootl Hotel, wlicrc tlic smiling rc' ccption committee iirc waiting, You :intl your escort rccciyc il silvery looking lwox, holding your Vcry own Prom Keys. cspcciailly tlcsignctl for tlic Class of 1936. lritlcsccnt programs of frosty wliitc rccaill tlic Prom tlicmc, .iWllllt'l' Wiwi1tlt'i'lqii1tl. Raiinlwow patterns twinkle in tlic This Page: The panoramic view of the dance shows that every one is enjoying the loveliest night of the year -the Senior Prom. lVIimi Pennington, you forgot your two ten-cent pieceslv, exclaims Joann Pecori. Who me? Geri Welsh and Kathleen Nolan affirm the dire truth. 1' Q liglits its stairryfcyctl seniors sway to tlit' music of Ivlurty C4iruso's Orclicstrzi. Bcforc you can lwclicvc it, you :irc dancing tlic lust numlwcr. lt's Almost Tomorrowfi and tlic evening cntls with ll spccizillyfiirraingctl lwrcziktgist in tlic mgiin dining room of tlic liotcl. All tlic wonder of tlic Prom is czipturctl for you in tlic Prom pictures, wliirli will lwring lurk allways memories of your rcspluntlcnt Senior Prom. Upposite Page-Above: It wasn't too bad, was it, jane? The reception line, that is. jane is just leaving the formal receiving group composed of the chaperons and president .... Below: The Mexican Hat Dance left everyone breathless as its tempo increased. A myriad of colors whirled as the girls changed their pace to keep up with the music. 'fn My Hear! if Ufiff Rewmfn K ,gn femozf Prom 1956 WV-P Fa-f if ,Q-ffm-1 'fb Opposite Page: This Page: .S is ,R , X ri. 1:- Zi Our Prom Committee, resplendent in their new formals. anticipate a sparkling Winter Wonderland. Kathleen Ryan. Joan jaixen. Virginia De Berardinis, Barbara Chambers, Clare Delowery, Helen lVlcLnughIin, Elaine Lynch, Jeanne Sullivan, Anne Molla and Betty Lou Kouba. joe Nlaholik, Clare Delowery lvice-presidentl, Mr. Varano, Mrs. Varano, Mr. Woods, Mrs. Woods lchaperonsl, Elaine Lynch lpresidentl, and Frank Shields turn to greet a new arrival and her escort. Fortyfnine This Page: Read in from the front to back of picture-First Row: Ann Marie Grovola, Kathleen Wendel, Dorothea Ryan, Margaret McFadden, Barbara W'eare, Yvonne Savige. Second Row: Jo- anne Foremny, Joan Hess, Joanne Kotwicka, Jane Dwyer, Bernadette Sweney, Theresa Trotta, Rose Gaughens. Third Row: Carmela De Luca, Barbara Venable, Joanne Witowski, Joan Marie Percaccio, Mary Jane Whisted, Madeline Havacek, Janet O'Hara, Theresa Fleitz. Fourth Row: Mary Wiest, Cecilia Bradley, Dolores Sutcliffe, Patricia Murphy, Carolee Emery, Mary Scott, Janet Czarnota, Marianne Koster, Helen Field, Mary Margaret Filliben. Fifth Row: Ann Archer, Patricia Cffalufe Z0 A mwfzm D Read from the Top: Joanne Foremny and Ann Marie Grovola receive a well-deserved acknowledg- ment for their hard work as first violinists. Burke, Virginia Sohon, Loretta McLaughlin, Suzanne Lague Carol Woelfel, Veronica Manno. Sixth Row: Evelyn Schultz Patricia Trefz, Maureen McDonnell, Patricia Bergdoll, Teresa Imburgia, Patricia Munafo. Opposite Page: Read in from the back to the front of the picture-First Row: Patricia Reilly, Kathryn Hunt, Theresa Pomponio, Alice Barans, Eleanor Meyer, Patricia Paterson. Second Row: Geral- dine Pierlott, Rose Marie McManus, Agnes Hill, Carol Calvert, Louise Sullivan, Elaine Savige, Evelyn Bertnisky, Rita Durning '--A-aw.: ,-5::,-,- f-'- ' 'f- , 's.,,mMNM DNN-se.. E 1 9 By fh6 ofzfe Dame Olf6h65flfJl lluliiix' must girls l1.1tl st.11'tt1l tl1i11lti11g 111' st'l11111l. 111t'm' lwrs til' thc U1't'l1ust1'.1 xvcim' l'l'.lX'lIlQ tht- August l1c.1t tw lwgili 1'vl1t'.11's.1ls lin' tliu Wifi sc.1s1111. Out' first lWt'lAl-Ul'lll.lllCt' t'.1i11t' in St'ptt'111l1t'1' wlirii Tl1t' M.ll'L'll of the ljcclwu Intl lllll' stutluiit 11llit'u1's up thu .1islu for the .1111111.1l cc1'c111111x' ut' l11st.1ll.1t11111 .il Ullit'1'1's. I11 Uctulwi' wc iwlliciul .1 11111sit'.1l p1'11g1'.1111 1111- tl1t' Mitltllt' Status lfy.1l11.1ti11g Cuiiiiiiittct. fc.1tL11'i1ig tl1c ll1'itl.1l Rust' Uvt'1't111'1 ' .llltl thc rfwlliulxiiig Tl11't'c Little Pigs, Vxiliw 1114 tlic Senior l3l.1y c.14t will CVC1' tiwrgut thu lowly .:11rt.1111 miisiu i.Nt'lTIWl1llI.lll Niglitsi' liy nl, S. Z.1111ir111l1. .mtl LiT.ll'.!-Q hy lX4.1x SlUil1Cl', Thr M11s1t'.1lt' iii April took IIS lui' .1 l1c1litl.1y i11 -icllil.lllUI11ll,u tlicii lim' .1 visit tu thc c1111ti11c11t, with uRllIN.lI1l.lIl ljX'UI'llll'Uu .intl 'iSwctlisl1 Rl1.1ps11tly. Aftur ll l11LlSlit'.ll 11111111c11t with L.1 llit.111.1'i in Spain, wc wont i11t11 Cc11t1'.1l A111c1'1c.1 with T.1111lw1111. 'llit' l'i11.1lc. A S.1lL1tc to fhll1Ul'lCLl,-. given with tlic Glen Cluli. ti111111tl LIN mist' 1111111 in 11111' lu-Itwt-tl l111111cl.111tl. Third Roar: Elizabeth Taylor, Diane Gehringer, Florence Willis, Constance Hall, Jocelyn Parkinson, Patricia Kuznowicz, Philomena D'Orazio, Mary Ellen Semeraro, Mercedes Hutchins. Fourth Row: Dorothy Graham, Judith Wright, Margaret Mc- Laughlin, Margaret Taylor, Elizabeth Ann Bellew, Ethel Jones, Veralee Diamond, Janet De Maine, Joan Behl, Frances Rink, Eve Kenny. Fifth Row: Roseanne Loclcarcl, Margaret Clawges, Helen Madison, Joyce Harrison, Cornelia Buechele, Mary Ellen Gallagher, Rene Barnaby. :vm Mr. Guglielmo Sabatini, Director of the Orchestra we N . A. Anna Mychajliw and Lee Blonorovych beam as the orchestra plays their request number. The cellophane only lends smoothness to their tripping feet. union UW6f6V5fM6fy Q -.tl- Full dresses swirl as the dancing couples sway to a smooth number Gay colors blend with the sparkling lights and rhythmic music to form a panorama of dancing delight. Identifiable in the foreground: Diane Guy and Frank Ryan, Charlotte Konstance, and Jean Procopio. Fiftyftwo .lunior year has heen a time of growth in many ways: mentally and spiritually, we know, hut also socially. The first two have been pietureel elsewhere in the sehoolflife seetion, so that this page has been reserved to show soeial high lights of the hlue' emhlemeel year for the Class of 1977. blunior Day was heautiful with our intlivitlual eorsages of white earnations tied with hlue hows, and our lovely Lady of Fatima statues and rosaries as favors. The Rolex of Democmlzt fum! Lzwncg i , K fa we , I fg j , 5 so 4 1 5 3 The hilarious comedy, Camouflage featured the awkward maid, who broke the statue of Uncle Denis's grandfather's great-uncle and then was forced to impersonate it. Pictured in the cast are: fsealedl Rita Keesey, Jeanne Little and Jean McVeighg fstandingl Jane Harris, joan Kennedy, Margaret Filliben, Margaret Esher, Mary Keenan, Francine Coll, and Katherine Harkins. Spring made its dchut! With this came thc rainf how of colors always associatcd with the junior Prom, On April sccond, Juniors danced to thc Music of Bill .Iacona's Qrchestra at Columhus thc littlc sick hoy how diilcrcnt the rcal pcrson can hc from his exterior. Camouflagc prcxntcd an amusing situation that taught scvcral pcoplc quitc a lcsson. The Pcrfcct Datcu kcpt cvcryonc on thc Ccntcr in Chcstcr. Thc spacious hall was lillcd with pastcl hucs, as thc thcmc Springtime Splendor was carricd out in thc lovely prom dccorations. As thc girls danced to Youngcr Than Springtimcw thcy gathcrcd thcir mcmorics, now tuclccd away in thcir hcarts. ncvcr to lac forgottcn. How can wc portray all the fun. frolic, laughtcr, and wcary hut happy hours which hlcndcd to make thc junior Day Plays? In Three Pills in a Bottlcu wc discovcrcd with Fiftyfthree cdgc of his scat hoping Linda would spend thc cvcning with Dick. Bctwccn acts, our famous Kcynotcs and the Junior mcmhcrs of thc Glcc Cluh outdid thcmsclvcs to cntcrtain us on this ncvcrftofhcfforgottcn day. On May 4 wc wcrc mcasurcd for our school rings, a surc sign that Junior Ycar was drawing to a closc. ln Scptcmhcr wc will rcccivc our rings and hc wcarcrs of gold. hut thc ycar of hluc will rcmain a vivid and happy mcmory. f x '5 gpg. ,' 'xr 'diff M .jew ,, F M an a j. . 5. ' 1, f .fag W wg K WK 'R ' SS MW' X , wifi L L ' ,ik :ENE i' w Y 1,35 XL A Af!-LW -,,LL W3 bLw2 1? 'X i , 'ff gf: 1 3, ,,,1f1.f f , . eg, A N' mai. QE? 1 J, Jw 7 la wry. H11 . ss- sf fi ' h 9' 5 ' V LN 'Q wubs, , . , g x L- ' 'gf TQ?W1'Z few? 'Q - A X sf 4 Q gm vw. ' Z I , , mms A , -. V 1: 'r,2z9,2.L .,m2JmLaS.4.Q, in SQA- .-Q Eg Q 2- X ww' wif -Zfwfr -vim-la r 5 . w???twHw1'gfi f x -K x - fm' Mg f F L. K M. ML , - Q . V +V Mum, 5 Q J' x Q .Q V0 Q pw- ,W Q 3f7i+3isff5?N 2, Q ' Aff' 7 f f f: f ff? Q 44 A wg the Mu5z'5 Ferizwzl for Ike Gfee Club Et. Si -X Q31 r, K :is s 5- - 53,1 5 Q 4 school listening. Do you remember how exciting it was on February Z to tune in to station WHYY and hear our' selves sing? The most wonderful event of the year, of course, was the annual musieale on April 20 and 21. Our opening number, Untold Ye Portalsi' hy Charles Gounotl, was followed by I'll Wailk Witli Gotli' and America, the Beautiful, two of our favorites. As we were singing the beautiful finale. Salute to America, arranged by our own Mr. Sabatini, we thought of Sister Marie Angela's words to us. Our thoughts were lovely because our memories were lovely, of the four years of hard work and fun that had their climax in our 1956 Musieale. Bottom Row: Adeline Petlikowsky, Beatrice Volkert, Martha Wolfe, Marian Whalen, Mary Anastasi, Ann Marie Clark, Mary Ann Ranieri. Second Row: Donna Rocco, Letitia Shields, Loretta Kotwicki, joan Hendricks, Christine Tobin, Rosemary Gourdier, Barbara Snyder, Barbara Heaney, Florence Stolz. Third Row: Patricia Rodgers, Theresa De Rosa, Kathleen Higgins, Marianne Smith, Sandra Coonan, Regina Powers, Helene Conmy, and Mary Jane McGuire. Ffftyfjive' FFL96d0We7 Foifmfafzbm Neuzfloapelq lfldhner 0 flzwim' Deadline Dayi' is only one of a series of elimaxes in the life of our news' paper, The weeks of work that precede this fateful day have their own ups and downs, lt all begins when four page editors are selected, who assign stories to the various staff memhers, Wlit'n the reporters have managed, somehow, to Left: Where's the dummy? asks Ethel Davis. Who's a dummy? replies Pat Pidgeon while Carol Paul and jane Ford are the culprits who are examining the dummy of the February issue of the Turret. Editor-in-Chief, Frances Ann Thomas turns in desperation to Mary Dempsey, Public Relations Editor for advice on the layout, after several vain attempts to capture the attention of Dot Tynan, Exchange Editor, who is engrossed in Mindy Car- son's version of You Can't Be True To Two. secure all the information they need for their stories, they sharpen their pencils to writefand rewrite! Should we have a flush left or a full line head for this story? Editors rack their brains as D Day approaches, dreaming up headlines for every story and the right caption for every picture. Right: Dot McKenna, Sports editor, glances at a typical basketball shot while Vickie Tomko shows Caroline Marchlik that the headline is too long as they both check the well-used style sheet while Mary Ann Grimes and Jeanne Sullivan look for misspelled names in their article. Km? 4 WllL'll the article and hcatls are writ' tcn. the typists hcgin. The printer comes, too soon, to collect tht- copy, which hc prints on long gallcys antl sends them hack to thc ctlitors, who must find a way to tit all thc news on only four pages. Stories have a way of stcpping ovcr thc hountlarics of the editors' carc- fullyfplannctl layouts. Beating the tlcatllinc. hut with no space to sparc, we rush the corrected gallcys antl the pastcfup hack to the printer. Before wc have had time to breathe thc page proofs are hack. One more lmcctit- afternoon of prooffrcatling, and the paper is put to bud for the duration. Finally, the printer returns with your school paper The Turret. Above: The Juniors of the Turret staff in a typical pre-deadline daze. Mary Ellen O'Donnell, Virginia Sixeas, Nancy Kuhn, Eileen Greyson, Christine Minghenelli, Mary Louise Halloway. Middle: Turret typists seem to enjoy read- ing the articles before they type them. Nancy Feeney, Patricia A. Quinn, Barbara Wetz, Joanne Hugues, Jean Bingham, and Helen Snycler. Hvlmr: What's the most popular possession in the Turret Room? The radio, of course. Here the juniors of the Exchange Board enjoy the top ten while they energetically fold the exchanges. Carolyn Taylor, Sally Macpherson, Cecilia Niehans. Diane Guy, Louanna Sciubba, jean Gear. s V' 2 i, . :QW Art Staff looks over previous year- books to get ideas to make this Mary- script the best ever. Sealed: C. Paul, j. Pecori, M. Wisnewski, M. Manion. Standing: D. Polidoro, R. Byrne, E. McCrea, A. Dougherty, P. E. Quinn. Who made the mistake? Martha Wolfe puts on the tape while Pat I-Ianway and Mary Lou Atkins prepare to try again to make the perfect recording needed for the record of the Ameri- can Way. Is there no end to Seniors! Dorothy Tynan sorts the pictures while Mada- line Casey and Mary Wiest check the names for the Senior Album. Madaline Casey fextreme right! was elected editor-in-chief. 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Ann Raco and 1Vlari1- Anastasi seem lJll77l0Cl as they try to decipher the spelling of a word. Ann Mario Stolz checks a girl's section while Kathleen Keele sorts some already typed articles. Wl1z1t lmppenvd, Nlary! Isabell Jenkins and Betty Lou Kouba dictate to Mary Deemcr. Tlwodora Closkuy and joycc Taraborrelli look for a missing roster. T111-se busy girls suvm inlcnt as they prepare the layouts. flvft to right! joy Lulf, Josephine W3SIllllhllSkl, Victoria Tomko, Nlary Ellcn O'D0nnell, and Eileen Greyson. O11r junior staff incmbers hunt ideas for next ycar's book. flvfl In right? Alma jordan, YFCYCSII lmburgia. Nancy Kuhn, Virginia Sixcas, and 1Vlary Lawrence. -1,. d1 mum F11'tyf111'11e Exw 3 S K i 5, fx .X 'QF W .Q ew Q 4. Zak! X - -K wi -wfqfzvrww. +11 ,Q .. xg- , ww. ,W ,wk 5 ,, , . - , Q, w X W ., a4.,fx -we , .x ,H Ke e Q PX QV- , 5 Ajwgggwl 'hfiikgw . wi plgfffii -ff if if -v., -ami-:,. ,. ,QL giijds HWY? my 5 f 1 I 3 ,I . ,Qs Q rf, 1 'E 1 0 X I -1 ,W 1 'f gk 4 xii? Q Wisww Y wwmmflm H .!. QHvwMmwAww z my 'Hs fam nc! nclerafu LeA mn :Mm 7QgAf fo oue .14 ouf .lee if-qifg 4 Y w 'R r '1 3, F353 E Q N. 9 ' ,A 25 Y R ight Down Ike flffey Gehris played host to the photographer this year. Two of our bowling fans, Lynn Feeney and Marian Whalen, displayed their skill for him. Always a popular sport at lvloylan. howling was cvcn more so this ycarf 491 girls! Pcnn Rec, Stoney Crock, Gchris, Collingtlalc, Playhousc antl Pilgrim Gardens playccl host to N.D. howling enthusiasts. Scvcral centers supplictl instructors- anothcr first in N.D. history! Thcsc howling magistri passed on many helpful suggcstions and uscful tips. They clcinonstratcd the proper way to approach the foul linc, thc correct tiinc to hcgin thc swing, and thc proper way to roll thc hall. Left: Eflicient presidents compare scores to determine the recipient of the trophies at the Sports Banquet. Standing: Alfreda Rice, Antoinette Viscicli, Rosemary Morgan, Barbara Lewis, Dolores Buckalew, Ann McNulty, Theresa Fleitz, Vic- toria Morton, Ann Marie Flavin. Seated: Mary Peoples, Bar- bara Ruffo, Kathleen Keefe, Ann Marie Knightly, Rosemary Adelmann. Once a wcck the girls, cliviclctl into teams of four, asscinhlccl at their respective ccntcrs to play two gamcs, To hc cligihlc for thc Sports Banquet in lvlay. Cach howling fan had to play hcr quota of ZS games. Wliilc husy trcasurcrs collcctccl tlucs. atlcpt prrsiclcnts kept accurate rccorcls of the scores. for thcsc scorcs clctvrmim' thc rccipicnts of thc trophies at the Banquct. Awards arc given for the highest single scorc, highest avcragc. and for the highest team score at each ccntcr. Right: Records checked and Clues all paid-reasons for the smiling faces of our treasurers. Standing: Valerie Ward, Joanne Thiel, Cecelia Ford, Dolores Buclcalew, Pat Quinn. and Charlotte Constance. Seated: Pat McVey', Betty Morris, Barbara Chambers. Catherine Kester, absent when picture was taken. Above. The trophy cases at N.D. seem to have a knack for always being full. Ann Molla, A.A. President and Mary Penning- ton, Manager of the Varsity have a prob- lem. Wliere can they find room even in the new case made for the A.A. by Mr. Nlissar. Hopfskipfjuinp. foul shooting. t'l.1ss relay. unclcrlcg relay, ovcrf Iitwitl rclaiy, pingfpong. haiscbaill throw, lmskctlmll throw. shoe rzicc, tug of wut. tlxishcs. thrcc lcggctl l'llCC. hroxitl jump in ons day? Ycs, N.l5,'s Fit-ltl Day includes :ill of thcsc. Fit-ld Daly is gin Qinnuail event nt Moylan. amd all look lilJI'VVlll'Ll to it. Une of the things that the pair' ticipgints cnjoy is the fact that it is held on ll school day in Ivlziy. while thc rcst of the girls :ire :ttf tending classes. Eliminations were held in thc gym classes, so that catch girl would have tht- opportunity to try out. The fifteen highest in ouch contest compete on Field Daly. Continued on Page 72 Center: Four Champions encircle the tro- phies which they brought to N.D. in the annual foul-shooting contest sponsored by Hallahan High School-Judy Desmond, first prizeg Maryann Vail, second prizeg Rosalie Gebhardt and Dorothy Gillon who captured first team prize. Below: A familiar fall scene on the N.D. campus, a group of avid volleyball players are engrossed in a speedy game. Bottom Raw: Mary Ellen Gaffney, Veralee Diamond, Diane Gehringer, Mary Ellen Gallagher, Elizabeth Taylor, Christine Minghenelli, Carolyn Moyer, Teresa Goodwin, Dolores Iachino, Carol jordan, Janet Grim, Frances Farrell, Barbara Dutney, Judith Ernst, Marion Gallagher, Maureen Byrne, Joanne Kotwicka, Vittoria Marge, Jane Andrus, Patricia Fetter. Second Row: Bernice Beyer, Mary Anastasi, Mary Anne Petransky, Arlene Pinto, Marie Orsini, Anne Molla, Patricia Moran, Patricia Penny, Kathleen Mendte, Joanne Shirreffs, Martha Cleary, Marita McManus, Barbara Gillen, Mary Brennan, Virginia Shell, Christina Hageman, Barbara Johnson, Patricia O'Mailey, Carol Paul, Geraldine Welsh, Dorothy Tynan, Kathleen O'Connell, Frances Devine, Carol Feiy, Lynn Feeney. Third Row: joan Rosney, Anna Marie Aloisi, Arlene Kostic, Anna Mae Kearns, Theresa Fleitz, Cyrilla Dougherty, jean Bingham, Grace Amati, Helen Hart, Suzanne Lague, Louise Leinhauser, Pat Owens, Gert Friel, Elizabeth Byrne, Eileen Carr, Eleanor Meyer, Peggy Burns, Carol Guthrie, L66l6l15Vf Club lf you see us coming, better step aside! Has someone invaded Notre Dame? No, just another of Miss Micka's lively Monday morning gym classes starting oif on the right foot with exercises to music. With a shrill blow of her whistle we went into action, touching our toes fouchlj, bending our knees fcracklj, stretching our arms, and enduring other musclefstretchers designed to make us spry and cheerful. In the Fall we enjoyed square dancing, and the ever' popular Mexican Hat Dance. Can we ever forget Miss Micka's restrained seriousity ? During the cold months of winter we warmed ourselves by indoor sports: volley' ball, basketball, pingfpong, and dodge ball. In Spring we frolicked in the outfoffdoors. Some, who were athletically inclined, joined in the relay races and softball playing, while others with less enthusiasm for sports enjoyed jumpingfrope, a reminder of grammar school days. With pinnies clean and sneakers laced, the members of the Leaders Club assisted Miss Micka by checking attendance and maintaining order in the gym. Their hard work helped to keep gym periods functioning smoothly and made more enjoyable the sports of the year. Tryouts for the annual Field Day were held in every gym class, with all girls competing in the broad jump, hop, skip and jump, basketball, softball throws, relays and other events. When Field Day events were finished, the class with the most points was awarded the title, Champions of Field Day! Sixtyffowr Nancy McNulty, Nancy Feeney, Ruth Lipsey, Jean Broadhurst. Top Row: Joanne Hugues, Mary McLaughlin, Kay Doyle, Margaret Dugan, Diane Welc, Betty Metcalf, Jean Mahoney, Pat Fromholzer, Arlene Highfield, Marie Jordan, Madeline Havacek, Marie Atkins, Eileen McNulty, Nancy Thompson, Barbara Tomlinson, Barbara McDevitt, Maryellen Bennett, Jeanne McClitis, Elvira Di Tella, Roberta Dolan, Kathy Cox, Betty Foy, Virginia Conlow. Bottom Row: Marcella Mattera, Judith Kandravi, Pat Marker, Mary Cunningham, Jeanne Kubicky, Anne Kelly, Christine Tobin, Jean Procopio, Winifred Boyle, Joan Schlosman, Barbara Schwartz, Louise Mancini. Second Row: Cornelia Buechele, Mary Ellen Hartman, Mickey McLaughlin, Rosemary Schumann, Rose V. Gaughens, Mary Lou Dorman, Ann Constantine, Judy Rogers, Jeanne Quinlan, Jacqueline Roddy, Arlene Laverty, Geraldine Diamond, Jeanne Bell, Ann Garson. Third Row: Marie Locilento, Judy Ebner, Regina Dziobczynski, Every Law A bzZz'z'ng Group Muff Have fllfoncg Leader! Helen Shahadi, Margaret Carson, Denyse Albertus, Evelyn Schultz, Judy Rohner, Nancy Robinson, Helene Conmy, Regina Woodall, Catherine McLaughlin, Natalie Della Camera, Frances Sheeky, Peggy Clawges, Priscilla D'Alonzo. Top Row: Peggy Haley, Ann Griffin, Helen Berry, Veronica Manno, Beverly Annett, Palma Mari, Patricia A. Murphy, Sharon Murphy, Dorothy Sullivan, Rosalie Landis, Betty Kyne, Nora Downey, Amelia Remaize, Elizabeth McCoy, Joan Martin, Josephine Carr, Joan Dewees, Joan DiCarlo, Eileen Carpenter. Blue and bronze on white provided inspiration for our Brownies. Left to right: Dolores Mahler, Peggy Harvey, Maureen McLaughlin 1Captainl, Nancy Darlington, Mary Dehlinger, Maureen Flynn. Endie: jane Ford. Cbeerleeeferr E fOY Freedom of Speech Pass that ball and shoot it ing We'll show them were got the vim. Wliiw art tht girls with vim intl energy arounel Notre D2llllC'.,Wl15', the peppy eheerleatlers, of course. Witli witty Maureen MeLaughlin as eaptain, these girls eontlueterl all the elever prefgame rallies and stirred our team on to vietory. From the time our pepsters donned their new white suits and saddles until the last eeho of a eheer elietl away. they were the girls with the resounding sehool spirit. New eheers and the old, familiar ones, were exeeutetl with a lively hounee antl sparkling rhythm that only Notre Dame eheerleatlers eoulel exhihit. Our fast' moving haskethall team raeketl up the neeessary points and our girls sparked them on tor OVLI'VVl1LllHlIll' vittoiits Witli the help of senior cheerleaders Ginny Defierartlinis, Mary Ann Grimes, Naney Darlington and -lane Ford flintliel, two year memhers of the varsityg and the enthusiasm of Barhara Hutehinson, lvlary Dehlinger, Peggy Harvey, lviaureen Flynn, loan lviahon. Dolores Mzililer, ,loan Sproiil, and Charlotte Beaumont, Captain Maureen gathered thunderous eheering for the Bronze and Blue. We hope that the gay spirit of the llliifio Cheerleaders will he earrieel on hy their sueeessors. Sixtyfsix ix 2. .wmgm-vt'- ' anim wx X Q . R . . ,' .X 'sw K 1, Q 5 fir Future hopes! The Junior Basketball Varsity. Bottom Row: Ann Garson lManagerl, Joanne Kelly, Susan Brown, Janet Grim iCaptainl, Rose- mary Rodgers, Katherine Corr, Judy Moran. Second Row: Ann Sheller, Catherine McLaughlin, Joanne Buckley, Miss Marcella Micka CCoachP, Catherine O'Neill, Catherine Desmond, Genevieve DiMeglio. Third Row: Margaret Byrne, Carol Jordan, Jacqueline Totaro, Marie Linton, Jeanne Rupertus, Theresa Mahoney. Left: Kay Sullivan and Frannie Shakespeare get ready to back Angie Imburgia as she runs for a Little Flower fumble. Right: Betty Kapuscinski looks hopeful as Gebby pre- pares to rack up another two points with the score 20-8 in the first Little Flower game. Vmffiiy Bmkelbazll . Under the diligent training of our tactful and self' effacing coach, Miss Marcella Micka, Notre Dame Brownies had a wonderful season, winning the trophy for achieving a second place in the League, with six wins and two losses. Captain Rosalie Gebhardt fGehhyj broke all records for individual scoring, totaling 216 points during the eight games. And right with her on every play were Cuddy O'Connell, Betty Kapuscinski, Angie Imhurgia, Franny Shakespeare, and Kate Sullivan. Their teamwork and cooperation have left an indelible record of good sports' manship and spirited loyalty at Notre Dame. No account of the 19i6 season would he complete without mentioning our Notre Dame rooters who cheered our team to victory. Wlicn could ever forget these Brownies who have helped to lift school spirit to the heights of the true Notre Dame level! ' QW3 Oppmicnt Saint Hulwrt Fazifolfile 5119077 LEAGUE GAMES XVc' .. . 44 Hallahan ..... . 40 Vfcst Catholic . . . 36 Little Flower .. . 48 Hallalian ... Vs'Qst Catholic Saint Huhcrt Little liliiwcr Alumnae ... Holy Child . Clwstcr .... . 40 . .48 . 41 . ............ 84 N ON-LEAGUE 42 .. . 77 . 38 Tlifx' 23 43 I6 33 47 Z8 Z6 Z4 Z4 30 ll Date lan, lan. lan. Ian. Fch. Ffh. Fch. F ch. Dec, DCC. lan. The varsity as we seldom see them-out of action. Mary Pennington, tmanagerl, Nancy O'Connell, Rita Kunai- tis, Roseanne Gormley, Andrea Donato, Judy Desmond, Betty Kapuscinski, Mary Ellen O'Connell, Rosalie Gela- hardt tcaptainl, Miss Marcella Micka tcoachl, Angie Imburgia, Frances Shakespeare, Kay Sullivan, Pat Althouse, Mary Ann Raynor, Helen O'Connell. Left: Our basketball officials do an efficient job at keeping thc score true and the varsity re- freshed. Geraldine Welsh and Mary Cunningham, board score keepers, Loretta Walsh and Suzanne Touey, first aid, Joanne Shirreffs, score keeper, Kathleen Mendte, time keeper, Catherine Diamond and Kathleen Nolan, orange girls. Right: An enthusiastic student body sings our favorite cheer -the captain song. 'gp' 3 5+ ., .. G . '-:.:- X R? 'Ek Ki '94 S W Q, m , 5 M 1. ' Na 'N X xg. Wetee ez Teeme, The flmeezeem Izfeezf Upfvusin' Page: Gebby demonstrates her unique hook shot as our score sails skyward. We beat West Catholic in this game 56-16 .... Betty Kapuscinski shoots straight. The score won't stay 20 for long. It is ready to soar .... Andy takes the ball clown the court to loop another two points against St. Hubert's .... Miss Micka gives the team some new tactics during a time out. No. 12 is Franny Shakespeare. Betty Kapuscinski and Cuddy O'Connell are on Miss Micka's left. This Page: Nothing like a cheering section to spur our team in a tough moment. Our second string varsity joins in a cheer. Rita Kunaitis. Pat Althouse, Judy Desmond, Roseanne Gormley, Mary Anne Gaynor are in the background, seated behind the bouncing cheerleaders. Gebby gets ready to try for a pivot shot with Betty to protect her from the guard in another split second. always with fair play in the true American way. 'Wlf 'Ei'-5 ie 'M fini ,,, sri This Page-Above: Sister Superior awards Anne Coleman for being on the Varsity Cheerleading for three years. The Sports Banquet is a turkey dinner given as a reward for those girls who have been in thc Sports events for the past year. Below: A Continued from Page 63 First. second, and third place ribbons are awarded in cach division, along with points4twcntyffive, fifteen, and ten respectively. The girl racking up the most points receives a trophy at the Sports Banquet. But win or lose, each girl who participates receives a wonderful prizcffa chance to attend our Sports Banquet. The Banquet is a great event at N.D. After a delicious turkey dinner, including mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, peas, cake, and ice cream, the awards are presented- lctters for the team and cheerleaders. trophies for the winning howlcrs. a prize for the pingfpong champ, and the Field Day trophy. 'li.J glimpse of the awards: chenille letters, pins, medals, gold and silver basketball and megaphone charms, cups, trophies. Those at the right are for the winning bowling teams in nine leagues. A wrlraff for A bljlbl a1ndFv1z7f Play Opposite Page-Top: Has Miss Micka told another one of her funny jokes to make this class laugh before they start the bonecracking exercises? Bottom: The sophomore volley ball team seems triumphant since they defeated the senior team. Top Row: Elizabeth Ballerina, Johanna Mallon, Marie Bruehl, Cathy Desmond. Bottom Row: Carol McCarthy, Jackie Therri- ault, Joan Dewees, Ann Sheller .... Three senior basketball varsity guards anticipate the coming of Spring by looking over the softball equipment. Frances Shakespeare holds the bat while Kay Sullivan and Angie Imburgia enjoy her dreamy expression. Seventyftwo f 100145 Banquet ix X X s E Q A D g fx 'Q 1- Q . ,J W Xa .. 'Q is 5 -r Qi. x.,k x X a 3 X fx X ex x X, X 5. J M-af, si: 21X Q?-, fxhfmmbq . A Qammuwapnvlv- lg-K ifmwm - N5 X Aww,fMw.Wf,X. U I eniom K ' f . -ff..-... wirz il E X ufi.-f I EN m 8 H aww Q ' 5 '!4f ',.,' b A 4, . A A W K , fxfgi Msgl Tax? Mai 'R M 1 1 It X www? x Qvww SQ ' . M fx. 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ANASTASI 431 Hastings Avenue, Havertown Saint Denis MARIE LOUISE ATKINS 3, 8, 9, 16, zo 1340 Holland Street, Crum Lynne Saint Rose of Lima 11,19 MARY LOU ATKINS 1201 Knox Road, Wynnewood Saint Colman 10, 14, 16, 27, 29 JOAN BAKER 1008 Upland Street, Chester Saint Michael 1, 7, 18, 20 ALICE THEODORA BARANS 1017 Elsinore Place, Chester Saint Michael 5, 8, 13, 15, 16 RENE FLORETTE BARNABY 1706 Warwick Avenue, Folcroft Saint George 5, 11, 15, 16, 32 CAROL LEE BATEMAN 210 Lee Circle, Bryn Mawr Our Mother of Good Counsel 1, 3, 6 . . . femorf - Clan 11956 . . . JOAN MARIE BECHLER 3838 Albermarle Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 7, 16, 20 JOAN ANN BEHL Norton E? Pleasant Ave., Linwood Holy Saviour MARYELLEN CECELIA B Our Lady of Perpetual Help BERNICE L. BEYER Annunciation RITA GENEVA BIAGI Saint Bernadette 10,11,15,16,32 ENNETT 828 Pearl Avenue, Morton 5, 8, 11, 22, 30 36 Fuliner Avenue, Havertown 3, 11, 16, 20 1043 Bryan Street, Drexel Hill 3, 7 JEAN BINGHAM 160 North Wycombe Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 3, 11, 20, 22, 23 MARGARET C. BIRMINGHAM 162 Cru111 Creek Drive, Derwood Park, Woodlyri Our Lady of Peace URSULA BLISARD 1241 Pine Lane, Chester Resurrection 7, 11, 16 VERONICA MARIE BORCKY 3420 W. Third Street, Chester Resurrection 3, 22, 31 CECILIA ANN BRADLEY 155 Harvey Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 10, 13, 15. 16, 29 JEAN BROADHURST 2605 Kane Street, Chester Resurrection 3, 11, 20, 30 CHARLOTTE CATHERINE BROWN 258 Ballymore Road, Springfield 3 Saint Francis of Assisi DOLORES MARY BUCKALEW 1142 Potter Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 8, 13, 20 MARGARET BURDSALL 82 S. Union Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 3, 7, 30 BARBARA G. BURK 218 Wyncliife Avenue, Springfield Holy Cross 7, 16, 20, 22 Activities 1. Art Club. 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6 Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council. 13. Marylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, EILEEN ANN CAROLAN 130 Wilson Avenue, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 7, 20 EILEEN MARIE CARR 731 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 1, 13, 16, 20, 26 ADELE MARIE CARRERAS - 703 Independence Square, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace 13, 21, 22 JOAN CARROLL 3616 Deepwater Lane, Upland Our Lady of Charity 2, 3, 18, 20 PEGGY CARROLL 311 W. 21st Street, Chester Saint Robert ll ROSALIE ANN BYRNE 1001 12th Avenue, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 10, 13, 16, 20 -IOSEPHINE CALVARESE 343V2 Lamokin Street, Chester Sain? Anthony 11, 13, 16, 20, 28 CWENDOLYN C. CAMPBELL 41 Rodmor Road, Havertown Saint Dorothy 8, 16, 20, 30 ANN FELICIA CAMPLONE 526 Johnson Ave.. Linwood Immaculate Conception 3, 7, 16, 20 PATRICIA A. CARDELL 111 W. Ashland Ave., Clenolden Saint George 10, 20 Key 20. Student Officer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club, 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. MADALINE CASEY 206 E. 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert 3, 10, 14, 16, 20 i'A. PATRICIA CASSELL 52 S. Eyre Drive, Chester Saint Michael 11, 22, 27 BARBARA ANNE CHAMBERS 163 Blanchard Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borrorneo 3, 10, 16, 17, 19 MARJORIE PATRICIA CLAYPOOLE 408 Colfax Road, Havertown Saint Denis 20 MARTHA C. CLEARY 457 Hawarden Road, Springheld Holy Cross 8, 11, 16, 20, 22 ROSEMARIE CLEARY 260 Crestwood Drive, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 13, 20 i l'HEODORA M. CLOSKEY 404 Highland Ave., Chester Sami Hedwig 12, 19, 20, 22, so VIRGINIA 'CONLOW Philadelphia Pike and Darley Road, Claymont, Del. Holy Saviour 3, 11, 19 HELENE CONMY 938 Highland Avenue, Chester Resurrection 5, 7, 8, 9, 11 WINIFRED M. CONNALLY 316 E. 20th Street, Chester Saint Robert Activities 1. Art Club. 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Oolor Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club. 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council. 13. Marylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, MARY TERESA CRANDLEY 414 jackson Avenue, Collingdale Saint joseph, Collingdale 16, 20 ROSE CROSBY 3999 Vernon Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 16, 20 HELEN CROWLEY 142 E. 14th Street, Chester Saint Robert 3 MARY E. CUNNINGHAM Drexel Hill 20, 26, 32 216 Burmont Road, Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 11, MARY E. CUNNINGHAM 28 Woodbine Road, Sacred Heart, Manoa 2, 3, Havertown 20, 23, 24 JANE ANN CONNELLY 2628 Wood Road, Secanc Our Lady of Fatima 3, 5, 8, 16, 20 JOAN MARIE CONNOR 38 Cricket Terrace, Ardmore Saint Colman GERALDINE FRANCES CORR 4023 Lasher Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 12, 16, 27, 32 CAROLYN ANN CORTESE 819 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 20, 22 KATHLEEN MARY COX 5208 Apache Lane, Drexel Hill Saint Dorothy 11, 13, 22 Key 20. Student Officer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club. 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. RITA HELEN CUMMISKEY 433 Marlin Street, Folsom Our Lady of Peace 20, 31, 32 'kANN DOROTHY DARLINGTON 217 N. Edgemont Street, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 20, 31, 32 EILEEN DAVIS Naaman's Creek Road, Ogden Holy Saviour 3, 20 i'ETHEL MAY DAVIS 127 S. Love Lane, Norwood Saint Gabriel 16, 21, 22, 30, 32 VIRGINIA LOUISE DE BERARDINIS 29 Ridley Drive, Carden City Saint Iohn Chrysostom 4, 8, 16, 17, 19 MARY THERESA DEEMER 226 Blunston Avenue, Collingdale Saint joseph, Collingdale 3, 10, 16, 20, 21 MARION ,ROSE DE FEO 237 Gleaves Road, Springfield Saint Kevin 11, 16, 20, 22, 27 MARY DEHLINGER 230 Wyncliife Avenue, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 4, 11, 16, 20, 27 MARY ELIZABETH DELANEY 38 E. Stewart Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 20, 28 CLARE HELEN DELOWERY 319 Pine Street, Glenolden Saint joseph. Collingdale 5, 13, 16, 17, 19 i'CARMELA G. DE LUCA 232 Delmont Avenue, Ardmore Saint Colman 5, 10, 15, 16, 20 MARY PATRICE DEMPSEY 301 E. 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert 10, 13, 16, 21, 32 FRANCES MARIE DEVINE 340 Oxford Road, Havertown Annunciation 3, 11, 16 KATHRYN DIAMOND 196 E. Essex Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 3, 20, 23, 24, 32 FILOMENA M. DI LULLO 701 Ardmore Avenue, Ardmore Saint Denis 1, 2, 11, 20, 32 . . . fembrf - Clan 41956 , . . PATRICIA I. DI ROCCO 604 Richfield Avenue, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima 3, 16, 22, 28 ELVIRA MARGARET DI TELLA 906 Keystone Road, Chester Resurrection 7, 11, 20, 22 ROBERTA DOLAN 2710 Lehman Street, Chester Resurrection 3, 8, 9, 20, 27 CONSTANCE DONATO 800 Milmont Avenue, Swarthmore Our Lady of Peace 8, 20, 22, 24 PHILLIS J. DONATO 861 Mitchell Avenue, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help 7, 18, 20, 24, 32 RACHELA JACQUELINE DONER 1502 Dorchester Road, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 20 KATHLEEN MARY DONOHUE 5223 Fairhaven Road, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 3, 9, 10, 20, 32 'RPHILOMENA THERESA D'ORAZIO Lenni Road, Lenni Saint Francis de Sales 5, 10, 15, 16, 32 ANN ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY 636 N. Providence Road, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 1, 16, 22 CYRILLA SIMONE DOUGHERTY 106 W. Ridley Avenue, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 11, 12, 16, 26 NORA E. DOWNEY 625 Drexel Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 3, 7, 11 'kBETTY DOYLE 418 Harwicke Road, Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 12 KATHRYN A. DOYLE 102 McKinley Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Pliilomena 11, 20, 26, 32 LORETTA C. DROZDOSKI 217 Highland Avenue, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 16, 20, 24, 30 BETTY DRYDEN 111 Harvey Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 5, 20 MARGARET DUGAN 820 Oakmont Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 11, 20 RITA MARY DURNING 145 Woodbine Road, Manoa Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 7, 10, 15, 16 REGINA DZIOBCZYNSKA 2516 W. Second Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 11, 16, 20, 30 JUDY ANNE EBNER 118 E. Chelton Road, Parkside, Chester Our Lady of Charity 11 JANE ELLIOTT 133 Pine Ridge Road, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 5, 20, 30 . . femorf - Clam of 1956 . . l ANN MARIE ENGLISH 229 W. 22nd Street, Chester Saint Robert 16, 20, 21, 32 BETTY FAY 416 Lafayette Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Gabriel ll, 16, 22, 24 NANCY FEENEY 710 Independence Square, Woodlyn 3, ll, 16, 22, 26 Our Lady of Peace 'RLYNN FEENEY 924 Alexander Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Dorotliy 3, 16, 20, 27, 32 CAROL FEIY 2542 Woodleigfh Road, Havertown Saint Denis 3, 11, 20 NANCY FITZGERALD 2509 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Ardmore Saint Denis 3, 7, 20 THERESA ANN FITZPATRICK 901 Fariston Drive, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 16, 20, 21, 28 ANNE M. FLAVIN 1033 Coates Street, Sharon Hill Holy spmt 3, 7, 16, 20, 32 THERESA MARGARET FLEITZ 1009 Morton Avenue, Chester Saint Michael 3, 5, 11, 15, 16 MAUREEN FLYNN 755 Brooke Circle, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help 4, 20, 32 DOLORES FOLEY 1146 Bullens Lane, Woodlyii Our Lady of Peace 11, 24 JANE THERESA FORD Post OiHee Box 111416, Fort Kobhe, Canal Zone Saint Kevin 4, 8, 10, 16, 21 JOANNE FOREMNY 21 West Garrison Road. Parkside Saint Hedwig 3, 15, 16, 20, 26 BETTY FOY 1026 Broad Street, Collingdale Saint Joseph, Collingdale 3, 16, 20, 22 ANN LOUISE FRANK 42 Mansion Road, Springiield Saint Francis of Assisi 7, 16, 18, 20, 32 Activities 1. Art Club. 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leadin 5. Chri.t s Pl ' 6. C 1 G ard 7. F' ld D 8. N tr Da Q, 001' ll , le Hy, 0 Q ITIS unior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library xr. s ma' a Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. J Council, 13. Marylikeness, Play, 17. Senior Prom 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Committee. 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, SUE GATTA 155 E. Seventh Street, Chester Saint Michael 5, 11, 20 JOAN CATHERINE GEAR 229 Campbell Avenue, Havertown Saint Denis 1, 3, 16 ROSALIE GEBHARDT 2201 Madison Street, Chester Saint Robert 7, 18, 20, 23, 24 CLAIRE GILLESPIE 128 W. 21st Street, Chester Saint Robert JO ANN GLASER 2134 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore Saint Denis 3, 10, 16, 17, 19 i'GERALDINE FRIEL 932 Edgewood Drive, Springheld Our Lady of Perpetual Help 2, 3, 11, 19, 30 EILEEN E. GALLAGHER 3835 Plumstead Ave., Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borrorneo 5, 7, 8, 20, 22 PHYLLIS GALLO 214 Harding Avenue, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 20, 32 HELEN RITA GARRITY 111 S. Wmwcidlawin Avenue, Aldan Saint Joseph, Collingdale ANNE LOUISE CARSON 2445 Marshall Rd.. Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borrorneo 2, 7, 11, 16 Key 20. Student OHicer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club, 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. ELIZABETH ROSE GLEWWE 921 Potter Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 13 FRANCES GOETCHIUS Did Not Graduate BARBARA JANE GOUBA 2542 Sandiland Street, Chester Saint Robert MARIANNE GRAHAM 2 Maryland Avenue, Garden City, Chester Saint Jolin Chrysostorn 2, 18, 22, 27, 32 MARY PATRICIA GREENE 1315 Pulaski Drive, Chester Resurrection 11, 19 'kMARY ANNE CRIMES 148 Alverstone Road, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 4, 8, 16, 21, 22 ANN MARIE CROVOLA 723 Mcllvaine Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 5, 7, 15, 16 RITA DOLORES CUARANTE 2535 Green Street, Chester Resurrection 3, 5, 9, 11 CONSTANCE CUTH 328 W. Fourth Street, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 1, 16 CAROL ANN CUTHRIE 3724 Carrett Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles 3, 11, 20 Activities 1. Art Club. 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council, 13. Marylikeness, 14. Mal-yscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, PATRICIA CONSTANCE HARBAUCH 1712 Belveldere Avcnue, Havertown Armunciation 3, 11, 18, 20 MARY ANN HARPER 21 East Rively Avenue, Aldan Saint joseph, Collingdale 3, 11, 13, 31, 32 HELEN E. HART 405 Bell Avenue, Springfield Saint Kevin 11, 16, 20, 22, 27 'kPECGY HARVEY 438 Thatcher Road, Springfield Saint Kevin 4, 16, 20, 26, 30 MARLENE 'REGINA HATTON 2741 Morris Road, Ardmore Saint Denis 11, 16, 20 CAIL HABBART 1007 Elsinore Place, Chester Saint Michael CHRISTINA HACEMAN 135 S. Woodlawn Avenue, Aldan Saint joseph, Collingdale 11, 24, 32 HELENA .MARIE HALL 1313 Lewis Street, Crum Lynne Saint Rose of Lima JOAN MARIE HAND Did Not Craduate tPATRICIA ANN HANWAY 314 South Jackson Street, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 8, 9, 14, 16, 20 Key 20. Student Ofiioer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club, 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. 'kMADELINE DOLCRES HAVACEK 107 Netherwood Drive, Springfield Holy Cross 7, 11, 15, 16, 21 NANA JOANNE HAYDEN 371 Upland Way, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 3, 20 CECILIA KATHLEEN HEFFIERAN 17 School Lane, Ardmore Saint Colman 3, 5, 11, 18, 24 PATRICIA ANN HEFTON 1114 Thomas Street, Chester Saint Rose of Lima 3, 11, 20 MARTHA HERBST Convent Road, Box 609, Chester Saint Francis de Sales 5, 13, 20 27, 32 PATRICIA LOUISE HERMAN REGINA MARIE HOULDIN 1357 Annabella Avenue, Havertown 2219 Dermond Avenue, Upper Darby Sacred Heart, Manoa 1, 7, 32 Saint Bernadette ANTOINETTE HESLING 1039 Butler Street, Chester VIRGINIA E. HOYT 502 Eighth Avenue, Folsom Immaculate Heart of Mary 1, 16, 21, 31, 32 Our Lady of Peace 2, 7, 11, 20, 24 i'ARLENE DOROTHEA HIGHFIELD JOANNE HUGUES 1110 Mansion Road, Drexel Hill 3 E. Second Street, Media Saint Dorothy 3, 5, 8, 20, 22 Nativity, B. V. M. 11, 16, 20, 24, 30 M KATHRYN HUNT ERNESTINE MARY HILSE 255 Brookline Boulevard, Havertown 918 Bedford Avenue, Collingdale Annunciation 5, 11, 15, 16, 20 Sam l0SeP ' Collmgdale ANGIE IMBURGIA 4 w. Eighth street, Marcus Hook SALLY JOAN HOOVER 239 Pine Street, Glenolden Immaculate Conception 8, 18, 20, 23, 24 Saint Joseph, Collingdale 3, 13, 20, 32 . . . fmzarf - Clan 41956 . . . JOAN JAIXEN 213 White Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 8, 13, 17, 19, 25 ISABELL JENKINS 358 Hibbs Avenue, Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima 11, 14, 20, 24 BARBARA ANN JOHNSON 98 Nyack Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 2, 7, 11, 16, 32 CAROL JOLLEY 1226 Concord Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 3, 7, 16, 20 i'MARIE ELIZABETH JORDAN 223 Woodbridge Avenue, Clifton Heights Holy Crass 5, 9, 10, 16, 20 ANNA MAE KEARNS 8 N. Manoa Road Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 'l'KA'I'HLEEN P. KEEFE 915 Cornell Avenue , Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 3, 16, FRANCES KEENAN 111 Juliana Terrace Saint Joseph, Collingdale MARY ANNE KEENAN 2404 Linden Drive, Saint Denis MARIE KELLY 220 Bartlett Avenue, Holy Spirit 3, 12 a Havertown 11, 13, 20 20, 22, 30 Collingdale Havertown 3 Sharon Hill 13, 20, 32 MARY ANN KESSLER 60 S. Eyre Drive, Chester Saint Michael 3, 20, 32 CATHERINE KESTER 526 Taylor Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 3, 13, '31 IOSEPHINE MARIE KIRKLOW 710 E. Eighth Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 7, 9, 12, 20 BARBARA ANN KISELAS 137 Haller Road Ridley Park Saint Madeline 12, 16, 20, 31 HELEN M. KLEKOTKA 1700 Walnut Street, Chester Saint Hedwig JOAN MARIE KLINGER as w. Eighth street, chester Saint Michael 3, 8, 22 ANNE MARIE KNIGHTLY 3428 Plumstead Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 8, 26, 27 ARLENE KOSTIC 3827 Anne Street, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 11, 16, 32 BETTY LOU KOUBA 45 Boone Avenue, Glenolden Saint George 3, 16, 17, 19, 22 IEANNE ANNE KUBICKY 238 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 8, 11, 26 , , fenzbrr - Clan q'I956 . . . JANE CECILIA KULIKOWSKI 2602 W. Third Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 12, 16, 20, 22, 30 SUZANNE F. LAGUE 116 Fairlamb Avenue, Havertown Saint Pope Pius X 5, 8, 10, 11, 15 MARTINA MARIE LEBUE 1228 Handy Terrace, Chester Immaculate Heart 1, 12, 16, 20, 32 LOUISE MARIE LEINHAUSER 324 Prospect Avenue, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 3, 11, 12, 20, 27 MARY ELLEN LEONARD 332 Walniit Street, Clifton Heights Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 8, 12, 16, 27 BARBARA CATHERINE LEWIS 605 Florence Avenue, Havertown Annunciation 3, 11, 16 DOROTHY ANNE LIND 1021 Bon Air Road, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 5 RUTH HELENE LIPSEY 741 Braxton Road, Ridley, Park Saint Madeline 2, 3, 8, 10, 32 ELEANOR LOGUE 306 Free Street, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 12, 16, 20, 29 BETTY LONG 1415' Edgmont Avenue, Chester Saint Robert iJOY LUFF 3.16 W. Front Street, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 5, 9, 14, 20, 29 ELAINE LYNCH 143 Hathaway Lane, Havertown Saint Denis 10, 13, 16, 17, 19 JOAN ELISABETH LYONS 1025 Shacleland Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 3, 11, 20 PATRICIA ANN MADISON 632 Magnolia Avenue, Glenolden St. Joseph 3, 7, 10, 11, 20 JOAN MAHON 514 Parker Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary 4, 11, 16 MARY MANION 280 N. Oak Avenue, Clifton Heights Holy Gross 1, 3, 16, 21, 32 MARY MANN 1132 Clover Lane, Chester Resurrection 3, 8 CAROLINE MARCHLIK 600 E. 14th Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 16, 21, 30, 32 JOAN ANN MARTIN 126 Fairview Road, Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 3, 7, 11, 20, 32 ROSEMARY MARTINO 401 N. Springheld Road, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 3, 9, 10, 16, 32 Activities Key 1. Art Club. 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council, 13. Marylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, JOANNA A. MAYNES 1185 Villanova Avenue, Rutledge Our Lady of Perpetual Help 16, 32 BETTY ANN McCAFFREY 668 Seneca Avenue, Norwood Saint Gabriel 3, 8, 20, 24 KATHERINE M. McCANS 2037 Belvedere Avenue, Havertown Saint Denis 5, 13 JEANNE H. MCCLITIS 2605 Boyle Street, Chester Resurrection 8, 11, 20, 22 KATHLEEN CECILIA MCCLOSKEY 24 Norman Street, Green Ridfle Saint Joseph, Green Ridge 3, 20, 27 20. Student Officer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club. 29. No- dasei Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show. 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. 'kELLEN ANN MCCREA 605 Chester Pike. Ridley Park Saint Madeline 1, 3, 10, 20, 32 ELIZABETH JANE MQCOY 415 E. Eighth Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 11, 20, 28 BARBARA L. BERNADETTE MCDEVITT 336 Edmonds Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 3, 11, 20, 31 MARGARET ANNE MCFADDEN 655 Dutton Circle, Springfield Holy Cross 5, 10, 15, 16, 32 MARY CATHERINE McGARTLAND 219 Harvey Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 1. 5 ELIZABETH MARY MQCARVEY 226 Powell Road, Springheld Saint Francis of Assisi 3, 7, 24, 28, 32 JUAN MARY MeGEE 743 Fairview Road, Swarthmore Our Lady of Peace BARBARA CARCL MCCINN 2923 W. 11th Street, Chester Resurrection 3, 11 JOANNE MARY MCCINNISS 527 Penn Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary 3, 11, 20, 24 PATRICIA ALICE MCGOLDRICK 109 Wilson Avenue, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 13, 20 Activities 1. Art Club, 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council, 13. Mnrylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, MAUREEN C, MeLAUGHLIN 420 E. 20th St., Chester Saint Robert 3, 4, 8, 13, 20 MARIE RITA MCMANUS 91 W. LaCrosse Ave., Lansdowne Saint Pliilomena 3, 7. 11, 20, 23 'kSARA ANN MCNICHOLAS 959 Ashland Ave., Eddystone Saint Rose of Lima 3, 16, 20, 32 ANNE GERALDINE MCNULTY 146 S. Highland Road, Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 3, 11, 20, 32 JANE EILEEN MCNULTY 215 Sharon Avenue Sharon Hill Holy Spirit 11, 16, 22 'kDOROTHY ELIZABETH MeKENNA R,D. Q3 Sproul Road, Springfield Saint Kevin 8, 16, 20, 21, 32 JUDITH A. MCKEON 312 E. Hinckley Ave., Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 4, 13, 16, 20 ANN MARIE MCLAUCHLIN 311 Cartside Court, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary HELEN AGNES McLAUGHLlN 420 E. 20th St., Chester Saint Robert 8, 13, 17, 19, 25 MARY ELLEN McLAUCHLlN 1017 Market Street, Marcus Hook Holy Saviour 4, 8, 11, 16, 20 Key 20. Student Officer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club, 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. PATRICIA ANN MCVEY 2721 Swarts Street, Chester Resurrection 3 KATHLEEN MARIE MENDTE 126 Owen Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Pliilomena 3, 12, 16, 20, 23 YELEANOR ANN MEYER 53 Sycamore Avenue, Aldan Saint joseph, Collingdale 5, 11, 15, 16, 20 ANNE MARIE MOLLA 1001 W. Fifth Street. Chester Saint Anthony 2, 13, 17, 19, 24 PATRICIA ANN MORAN 239 E. 26th Street, Chester Saint Robert 7, 11, 20, 32 GLORIA BERNADETTE MORETTI 720 W. Fifth Street, Chester Saint Anthony of Padua ROSEMARY ANN MORGAN 2311 Madison St., Chester Saint Robert 3, 4, 8, 13, 20 'kELISABETI-I FLORENCE MORRIS 139 Charles Drive, Havertown Saint Denis 3, 7, 16, 20, 23 PATRICIA CLARE MORRIS 105 Summit Ave., Norwood Saint Gabriel 3 ROSEMARY T. MULLANEY 2609 Peoples St., Chester Resurrection DOROTHY ELLEN MULLEN 133 E. 23rd Street, Chester Saint Robert 3, 16, 20, 31 FRANCES ANDRENA MURPHY 125 Merrybrook Drive, Havertown Saint Denis 19 JOAN THERESA NEELY 735 Humphreys Street, Ardmore Saint Denis 13, 16, 20, 32 PATRICIA ANN NIXON 1526 Llanwellyn Avenue, Folcroft Saint George 20, 30 EILEEN MARY NOLAN 115 Gilmore Road, Havertown Saint Bernadette 7, 20, 24, 37- . . . fenzorr - Clary qf 1956 . . . KATHLEEN MARY NOLAN 115 Gilmore Road, Havertown Saint Bernadette 1, 20, 23, 24, 32 ANNETTE MARY OAKES 703 Cornell Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 18 JOSEPHINE ANN OAKES 703 Cornell Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 16, 18, 31 MARY ELLEN O'CONNELL 2419 Clover Lane, Havertown Saint Denis 8, 13, 18, 20, 23 MARY KATHLEEN O'CONNELL 916 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 3, 16, 20, 28, 31 MARY JOSEPHINE O'DONNELL 33 Owen Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 7, 32 MARY ANNE O'HALLORAN 2819 Saint Mary's Road, Ardmore Saint Denis 5, 9, 19 JANET PATRICIA O'HARA 243 W. Mowry Street, Chester Saint Robert 5, 10, 15, 26, 32 MARY ANNE O'HARA 1015 Cobbs Street, Drexel Hill Saint Bernadette 3, 20 PATRICIA M. O'MAILEY 1207 Harding Dr., Upper Darby Saint Bernadette 3, 8, 16, 20, 31 MARY P. O'MALLEY 1224 E. 12th Street, Eddystone Saint Rose of Lima 3, 8, 13, 20, 27 BARBARA A. O'NEILL 1022 Cedarwood Rd., Glenolden Our Lady of Fatima 7, 20, 27 MARIE DOLORA ORSINI 47 Schappet Terr., Lansdowne Saint Philomeria 11, 16, 20 DUNIA ANN ORTIZ 612 W. Springfield Rd., Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 10, 11, 15, 16, 23 HARRIET ROSE OWENS 5361 Delmar Road, Clifton Heights Holy Cross 3, 5, 8, 9, 16 i'DOROTHY ANN PAIAN 313 E. Eighth Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 8, 17, 19, 25 'kPATRICIA ANN PATERSON 726 Stockton Circle, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 15, 16, 20, 29 M. CAROL PAUL 1335 Park Lane, Swarthmore Our Lady of Peace 8, 10, 16, 20, 21 JOANN LYNN PECORI 105 Treaty Road, Drexel Hill Saint Dorothy 1, 16, 32 MARY HELEN PENNINGTON 601 Allen Lane, Media Nativity, B. V. M. 10, 16, 20, 23, 27 . Seniors - Clan M1955 . . PATRICIA ANNE PENNY 910 W. Fifth Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary 1, 4, 5, 11, 32 ALICE MAY PENROSE 228 Cedar Avenue, Holmes Our Lady of Fatima 3, 7, 11, 18, 27 MARY FRANCES PEOPLES 2439 Marshall Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 7, 13, 20 ADELINE MARY PETLIKOWSKY 1316 Miller Street, Crum Lynne Saint Rose of Lima 5, 9 MARY ANN PETRANSKY 154 Shadeland Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 11, 22, 32 PATRICIA LUCILLE PIDGEON 4036 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 14, 16, 20, 21, 29 ARLENE LUCY PINTO 194 Bridge Street Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 11, 20 DOLORES GLORIA POLIDORO 350 S. Morris Avenue, Crum Lynne Saint Rose of Lima 1, 16 ELIZABETH MARY PURCELL .2723 Chestnut Avenue, Ardmore Saint Denis EILEEN CLARE QUINN 201 W. Winona Avenue, Norwood Saint Gabriel 7, 16, 18, 32 ELIZABETH ANN QUINN 2420 Olcott Avenue, Ardmore Saint Denis 3, 7, 20 PATRICIA A..QUINN 314 N. Llanwellyn Ave., Glenolden Saint George 3, 8, 16, 22, 32 PATRICIA E. QUINN 678 Clymer Lane, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 7, 8, 10, 16, 32 'KANN LUCILLE RACO 1813 Earlington Rd., Havertown Saint Denis 3, 13, 16, 20, 22 MARIE MARGARET REID 515' Seneca Avenue, Norwood Saint Gabriel 13, 16 Activities 1. Art Club, 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council, 13. Marylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council, JOAN REGINA ROSNEY 1223 Swarthmore Avenue, Rutledge Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1, 11, 13, 16, 20 MARY ANN ROSS 316 W. Baltimore Avenue, Media Nativity, B. V. M. BARBARA MARIE RUFFO 24 'Edgemont Avenue, Clifton Heights Saint Charles Borromeo 13 DOROTHEA FRANCES RYAN 236 Mohican Avenue, Lester Saint Margaret Mary 3, 5, 13, 15, 16 KATHLEEN ANN RYAN 817 Andrews Ave., Collingdale Saint Joseph, Collingdale 3, 5, 10, 16, 20 AMELIA CATHERINE REMAIZE 2715 E. Allegheny Avenue, Philadelphia Saint George, Philadelphia 3, 11, 20, 27 IRENE LOUISE REPELLA Did Not Graduate ALFREDA ANNE RICE 224 Ward Street, Chester Resurrection 2, 3, 5, 24, 32 i'DONNA THERESA ROCCO 2526 Green Street, Chester Resurrection 8, 9, 13, 20 GRACE VIRGINIA RODGERS 103 Ninth Avenue, Folsom Our Lady of Peace 13, 16 20, 22 Key 20. Student Officer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club 28 Vait Bkthll 24Vllbll2 J ' , . rs y as e a , . o ey a , 5. unior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club. 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years. MARY LOUISE SANDER 422 Greenview Lane, Havertown Saint Bernadette 8, 13, 16 YVONNE MARIE SAVIGE 1319 Harrington Road, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 7, 13, 15, 16, 32 JOAN ELEANOR SCHLOSMAN 4028 Lasher Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 7, 11, 20, 22 JOYCE MARY SCHULBERGER 1100 Potter Street, Chester Saint Michael 3, 20, 27 PATRICIA JUNE SCUDDER Saint Joseph, Collingdale 1021 Minden Lane, Collingclale 1 I6 CATHERINE THERESA SEARLES 301 Virginia Avenue, Milmont Park Our Lady of Peace 2, 4, 24 HELEN STELLA SHAHADI 219 Highland Ave., Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 8, 16, 20, 28 BARBARA A. SHAKESPEARE 2735 Forwood St., Chester Resurrection 3, 20 ARLENE jOANN SHAVNEY 74 Shelburne Rd., Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 2, 26, 32 VIRGINIA T. SHELL 5202 Gramercy Dr., Clifton Heights Holy Cross 11, 20 Activities 1. Art Club, 2. Class Basketball Team, 3. Bowling League, 4. Cheer- leading, 5. Christmas Play, 6. Color Guard, 7. Field Day, 8. Notre Dame Day, 9. Glee Club, 10. Junior Day Plays, 11. Leaders Club, 12. Library Council, 13. Marylikeness, 14. Maryscript Staff, 15. Orchestra, 16. Senior Play, 17. Senior Prom Committee, 18. Softball, 19. Student Council. ELEANOR LYNN SMITH 24 Medbury Road, Springhaven Saint john Chrysostom HELEN SMITH 535 Turner Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 3, 16, 20, 27, 32 MARIANNE SMITH 10 Neeld Lane, Green Ridge Saint joseph, Green Ridge 3, 8, 16, 20 HELEN P. SNYDER 60 King Avenue, Folcroft Saint George 3, 10, 13, 20, 22 FRANCES SOMERS 3008 Robin Lane, Havertown Saint Denis 1, 8, 22, 31 SUZANNE MARGARET SHELLER 4035 Redden Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 7, 20 LETTY ANN SHIELDS 515 Tatnall Avenue, Glenolden Saint Gabriel 5, 9, 10, 16, 20 jOANNE MARIE SHIRREFFS 1432 Leedom Road, Havertown Saint Dorothy 2, 11, 20, 23, 24 BERNICE jEAN SIEDZKOWSKI 222 Pennell Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary 11 NPATRICIA ANN SIMPSON 137 W. Avenue, Springfield Holy Cross 3, 16, 20, 22, 27 Key 20. Student 0H'lcer of any other kind, 21. Turret Staff, 22. Typing Club, 23. Varsity Basketball, 24. Volleyball, 25. Junior Prom Com- mittee, 26. Camera Club, 27. Spanish Club, 28. French Club. 29. No- dasci Club, 30. History Club, 31. Fashion Show, 32. Sophomore Talent Show. Star indicates Honors for four years, SALLY SPALDING 318 N. Lansdowne Avenue Drexel Hill Saint Andrew 3, 8, 11, 22, 31 DELPHINE STANBACK 1908 W. Second Street, Chester Immaculate Heart of Mary 8, 16 NELLIE E. STARK 127 Chester Pike, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 11, 27, 32 MARIE CHRISTINE STEA 512 Lafayette Avenue, Collingdale Saint joseph, Collingdale 3, 8, 11, 32 ANN MARIE STOLZ 510 Stiles Avenue, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 16, 20, 22, 30 1 'AQIEANNE FRANCES SULLIVAN 4031 'Ellendale Road, Drexel Hill Saint Charles Borromeo 10, 16, 17, 19, 21 JOYCE TARABORRELLI 574 Wales Road, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 8, 9, 14, 20 ADELE MARY TATOL 2617 W. Sixth Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 11, 20, 22 ROSALIE TAYLOR 718 Collenbrook Avenue, Drexel Hill Saint Dorothy 3, 8, 11, 31, 32 FRANCES THOMAS 649 Tenth Avenue, Prospect Park Saint Gabriel 8, 13, 20, 21, 32 KATHRYN THOMPSON 24 Fulmer Avenue, Havertown Annunciation 3, 8, 11, 16 TERESA THOMSON 1011 Booth Street, Chester Resurrection 11, 20 ANN MARIE TIMOTHY 1409 Yates Avenue, Linwood Holy Saviour 20 IANET C. TOLAND 146 Woodbine Road, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 7, 20 i'VICTORIA TOMICO 2600 Mccarey Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 10, 14, 16, 21 . . fenzbrf - Clan' 0fI956 . . SUZANNE TOUEY 73 E. LaCrosse Avenue, Lansdowne Saint Philomena 16, 20, 23, 24, 32 'kDOROTHY TYNAN 108 South Avenue, Glenolden Saint Gabriel IO, 14, 16, 20, 21 EILEEN M. URBAN 912 Edgewood Drive, Springfield Our Lady of Perpetual Help 3, 4, 7, 20 ELINOR I. VAN ATTER 1324 Bullens Lane, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace 5, 8, 9, 11 ELIZABETH VICKER 316 Harrison Avenue, Clifton Heights Saint Charles Borromeo 3, 11, 20, 22, 26 ANTOINETTE VISCIDI 40 W. Marthart Ave., Havertown St. Denis 3, 8, 20, 22 DOLORES E. VOCHINSKY 712 MacDade Boulevard, Collingdale Saint joseph, Collingdale 3, 8, 12, 32 BEATRICE M. VOLKERT 413 Colfax Road, Havertown Saint Denis 5, 9, 20, 27 LAURA LOUISE WADE 510 Deakyne Avenue, Ridley Park Saint Madeline 3, 8, 20 MARIE WALKER 1112 Green Street, Marcus Hook Holy Saviour 27 i'LORETTA WALSH 1355 Burmont Road, Drexel Hill Saint Dorothy 5, 16, 20, 23, 24 IOSEPHINE P. WASMUNDSKI 2626 W. Seventh Street, Chester Saint Hedwig 3, 14, 16, 20, 22 BELVA WAUGHN 9 Maryland Avenue, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 7, 20 BARBARA WEARE 10 Robin Hood Lane, Village Green Saint joseph, Green Ridge 5, 10, 15, 16, 32 THERESA WELDON 324 Manhattan Street, Lester Saint Margaret Mary 5, 8, 16 DORIS ANN WELLS 224 Blunston Avenue, Collingdale Saint joseph, Collingdale 3, 8, 11, 13, 32 GERALDINE WELSH 165 Bridge Street, Morton Our Lady of Perpetual Help 3, 7, 11, 16, 23 MARY FRANCES WELSH 209 Balignac Avenue, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace 3, 5, 20 MARY ANN WERNER 240 Sedgewood Road, Springfield Saint Francis of Assisi 20, 30 . . SEWZUVJ - Class of 1956 . . PEGGY WETHERILL Parkmount Road, Lenni Saint Francis de Sales 5 BARBARA ANN WETZ 642 Chester Pike, Norwood Saint Gabriel 3, 5, 10, 16, 21 i'MARION B. WHALEN 256 Crosshill Rd., Penn Wynne Presentation, B. V. M. 3, 9, 10, 20 MARY G. WIEST Mount Alverno Rd., RD ,i3'2, Media Saint Francis de Sales 6, 10, 14, 15, 20 REGINA I. WILKES 418 E. Winona Ave., Norwood Saint Gabriel 19 MARIANNE WISNEWSKI 439 Blair Road, Springiield Holy Cross 1, 11, 14, 16, 30 'kMARTHA ALBERTA WOLFE 413 E. Twentieth Street, Chester Saint Robert 3, 9, 10, 14, 16 MARY C. WOODWARD 102 Harding Avenue, Havertown Sacred Heart, Manoa 3, 7, 20 MARGARET MARY YTSE 1301 Bullens Lane, Woodlyn Our Lady of Peace 3. 13, 16, 21, 22 ,r' Camera Cfub my gag' . On Guam' Clockwise, beginning with upper left: Taken by Carol Paul during an actual performance. Mr. B. announces Lyclials elopement .... The shrine of Our Lady on the Feast of the Im- maculate Conception by Christine Tobin .... Carol Paul also snapped Bingley trying to persuade Darcy to be agreeable .... Eileen Carr took the next two groups of Kathleen Ryan, Anne Frank, Helen Hart, Carol Paul lstage managers? and of Anna Aloisi, Ann Camplone, and Mary Crandley painting scen- ery .... The group of sophomores painting Christmas posters is by Christine Tobin .... Eileen Carr snapped Miss Micka with Judy Desmond looking over her shoulder and Gebby facing her .... Carol Paul caught Collins in his famous proposal to Elizabeth. Proof of the actual performance going on is Rosalie Byrne prompting off-stage. These snaps were taken from behind stage without a flash on tri-x film with an Argus C3 camera .... Finally Eileen Carr caught Anne M. Stolz, Clare Delowery, Anne Flavin, and Dorothy lVlcKenna cleaning up after a performance. mf. . ' 3 ' Q In 'P 3 fi. t . WN? sw' 3' mf.. 60 E Our Lady Crowned On a day as hright as daffodils, fourteen llU1'lLlfCQl of IVIary's Flowers paid Qur Lady l1UIHilgC at the lllllllllll lvlay Proeession. Our larkfvoieed Glee Cluh sang Mlly' hymns to our Heavenly Ivlother. The elimax of the n1or11i11g ean1e when Ivlay Queen, Mary Tracey, chosen for her especial devof Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly gives his annual talk at our 1955 May Procession .... Margaret Redmond, Mary Corr, and Mary Lou Gibson lead the procession which is composed of the entire student bocly. ax is tion to Ivlary, CI'UVVl1CLl Qur Lady, Queen of our hearts and Queen of the Ivlay. Surely Our Holy Ivlother rejoiced at tl1e humhle praise of l1er daughters. The thought provoking words of Right Reverend Nlonsignor Reilly's sermon, and the happy moinent when we learned that Anne Dougherty llilkl won the poetry prize for tl1e finest poem o11 o11r Blessed MOfllCf, will remain ever with us. - 'A' H ? X 53' wi X Q V. -. k . fs, gg ifx 1 ' 5 f Ulf v ' , ...lfw W , 5 w ,. .1 ,, 1 441.55 5 V. 37:1 -f k ' A ,N 'Q' 1 HW! ni Q s 5 . Graeluatiuul A Llay of cxcitclncnt, of lwpcs and f-Jars, ul' joy and sm'1'uw! Alter fuur years uf work and fun it's lmcrc. The urclmcstra lucgms Pump and Circumstanccu and slowly wc march tires, wc arc actually St. bloscplfsl Turning Tlw Salutatorian riscs is time tu rcccivc our arc no longer students lmcarts wc know that down tlmc aislc. After many pracf walking down tlmc center aisle of gracefully, wc take our places. and delivers lmcr address. Wl1c11 it diplomas, the realization that We uf Notre Dame hits. But in our we will always lwclcmg to Notre Damc. Yes, vw will lac truc to you. CMVZJZZOW Ring! Down A general view of graduates and their guests assembled in St. Joseph's College Field House. f' WV Ninetyfeiglzt ,V 5' 1 it Q S555 'iff' if W N I 3' I 'F sip E x Rvw s 'SQ x Q I .... ..., - A X 1 ,X W A wg ' ' . VK - . . if , i ,x Ns -my gl fs 1 k K5 ,vrwri 3 X , gf. 'T12f,g,q, 4 P! f V if Xxx! X A k Q Ag , Q Q P M, ,X 4 ! 1 Q 9 f suffg gl x Wg? W- .392- M ,, 1 in ,fx 1:5 'W Cmfiazm Call!!- Omf Alumnae Lliifliiflg Ike Ameffmm Way A lovely bride, symbol of the scores that visit the chapel on their wedding day, places a bouquet before the shrine of Our Lady while Blessed Julie seems to smile benignly on her children. Once more Antoinette Valocchi asks Our Lady's blessing. Left: Mrs. Margaret Byrne Love '49, president of the Alumnae Asso- ciation, on a recent visit to school with her darling girls: Denise fstandingl and Lois, represents the hundreds of our Alumnae who have answered the vocation to matrimony in the truly Christian, which is the truly American Way. Right: Santa Claus, Regina Czarnota, sophomore at Immaculata College, makes happy the many little children of Alumnae who gather at the annual Christmas Party. Santa's elves are: Patricia Crielly, Clare Cranny, and Rose Ann Greto, all devoted alumnae, who share the task of making others happy. .av A Z .............- Above: A rehearsal for capping at Fitzgerald-Mercy Hospital shows a tiny group of hundreds who enter pre-professional training. Here, Sister Inez, superintendent of nurses, tries a cap on Joan Venuto. Watcliing are Catherine Dacey and Eleanor Bixby both of the Class of 1955. Symbolic of those other hundreds, specially chosen by Our I,ord to be His Spouses and to aid in His labors of educating other Catholic girls is Sister Anne Elizabeth, recently of Notre Dame, now in the Art Department of Little Flower High School. Below: Miss Marie Canavan '55 has been selected as representative of the best of the thousands of graduates now carrying on the Christian and true American Way in the business world. Miss Canavan is secretary to our principal and general custodian of records at Notre Dame. Siiiee the tirst el.iss of tweiityfsix girls gr.itli1.itetl liniiii Notre llime .is its pioneer group triim gi eliiveesin eeiitiuil high seliiwol in N36 to the present elgiss of 330 seniors in 1956, more th.m six thou' siiml grgieluiites have left our high school, preimreel to live siieeesslliilly not only in gi maiterixil w.iy, lWlll ailsu, iii IWl'lllW11I'l1Li11 tim their eiiiipel-,itiiiii with the opportunities offered them. siieeesstiully, mor.illy amd spiritiiailly. These Christian women, m.iiiy 411' them mothers iioxx' wi' lalrge tiillliiliei til' QlklVllliClllQ ill Vilfiutls INl'0liL'S5ll1l1,ll fields, mir me-miners of religious eummunities, Aire e.irryii1g out in their lives the true Amerieain Wiiyi ot' Life. Their faith is mainifestetl in eleyiwtiiiii to their Chiireh aiiitl its elutiesg their hope is ehauuieteristie.1lly haiseel on tlepemleiiee upon Und .intl His Blessed lvlmitherg their ehairity. in reeugiiiziiig in till those wlwin they meet the Nlystieail hotly tit' Christ. is hmiititul to lit-lwltl .intl ai Christiam Vvhiiiiqiiiliiiiiel, lmseel im liiith, Hope, .intl Ch.irity, is truly estaihlishetl in the Ameriuiii Vwiiy. One Hlmdred One A dream comes true on these radiant faces! Our sophomore reps have just been told that they will have a dance-a square dance no less! Really All-American! Seated: Patricia Fettor, Helen Woods, Rosemary McManus, Mary Lou Kenney, Patricia Perfetti. Standing: jean Anderson, Roseanne Gormley, Mary Welsh, janet De Maine. With a Freshmen Frolic coming up these wearers of green have much to discuss. The question of crowns is one of their problems. Seated: Christine Hochencloner. Standing: Vicki Dieclchaus, Eleanor Weihmann. Donna Beck, Kathleen McKenna, Pat Munafo. One Hundred Two umolfr, folvbomorer, Frerbmm- Cm! for Ike FUTURE flmelfiwm Way joyous, we Uniforms hore the new look with emhlems of lwlue. No prohlem seemeel too tlillieult this year, In ehapel we founel Our Lorel so very near. Our joy overllowetl when our Prom eame in the Springg Rollieking ,lunior Day followetl, and then elass rings! The wearers of the reel startetl their year with a hurst ot' eourage hy winning A new trael in Fehruary Alumnae as a rewarel for their wonderful work in the Senior Play ' they attentleel a square elanee given hy the ' Drive. Now they are looking forwartl to Preparations galore! With Junior Day a few weeks away th9l'E,S work a plenty for our Reps. Now choosing a play poses a problem. Seated: Francine Coll, Judy Rohner, Jeanne Little. Standing: Mary Margaret Filliben, Jean Marie Van Horn, Lois Mekenny, lVIary Keenan. trictl our new rosters, with new suh-ieets, toog ehanging their reel emhlems to hlue antl heginning a speetaeular .lunior Year. Long hetiore Septemher 7. l was curious to know what Notre Dame woulel he like, Soon enough I was introelueeel to my roster and l woneleretl how l would ever get those two languages stutlietl. That answer eame only with experienee. But that wasn't all l liountl at Notre Dame. by pmvmn thcir Wurth 'lg mmd Slmrmmin I saw the fun that was eontrihutetl hy the senior play, I 5 ' 5 A the orehestra, Notre Dame Day. the varsity games, and Ulf'mffflwVi'1'fY'l'1'll1 'K'h1Skfth'l1s4 m' the girlsg also the trials whieh were maele ol' stntlies, ffmWHsi'1fmll'ffs' by this5U1'l1e'W1ffCl-'ssl exams. :intl reports. 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Hartman Patricia Hawes Barhara Heancy Kathleen Heath Anne Marie Hefferan Regina Heller Mary Henelriek .Ioan Henelrieks joan M. Hess Dorothy Hicks Section B3 joan Himsworth Gcrtrudc Hoffman Ivlary H. Holincy lviary L. Holloway Elizahcth Hough Lorctta Huntcr Patricia Hurchalla Mcrccdcs Hutchins Barhara Hutchinson Barhara Idcll Rosalie lczzi Tcrcsa Imlwnrgia Dorothy jason Alma jordan Barbara Jordan Kathlccn Judgc Maury' A. Kaminski Dorothy Kanc Elizahcth Kapuscinski Alma Katcin Carolyn Kearns Hclcn Kccnan Kathlccn Kccnan lvlary Kccnan Ruth Kccncy Rita Kccscy Annc Kclly Section B4 Ivlary Brcnnan Sally Kclly Clairc A. Kcnclra Joan Kcnnccly Rita King Hclcn Kinscy Patricia Knapp Charlottc Konstancc .lanc KorcnkicwicZ Mariaimc l. Kostcr Florcncc Kotlinski Ivfary Lou Krciscr Nancy Kuhn Patricia Kucznowicz Annc Kync Maury' Lamonaca Maric A. Lorenzo Iviary Annc Lavaiquc -loan Lavyn Nlary V. Lawrcncc Frances Lcach QW:-'X is 5 V is ' ' X for P 4 ki A PA l fl 4 1 :if Q 'G' I i 1 I an L4 1 1 I ,. 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Section B5 Lois Mckcnncy Ellcn Moc Mary Moran Florcncc Moriarty ,loan Morris Maric Morronc Victoria Morton Carolyn Moycr Virginia Mullancy .lanc Murray Anna Mycliajliw Roscmary Ncdclka Margucritc Nicliols Marcia Nicklos Cccilia Nicliaus Patricia O'Connor Mary Ellcn O'Donncll Maurccn O'Donncll Joan O'Hanlon Cathcrinc O'Mallcy Maria Orlando Rosalic Orlando Patricia Owcns Louisc Paffctt Elizalvctli Payntcr Dolorcs Pcnny .Ioan Pcrcaccio Elainc Pilson Sandra Piscitclli Carol Pollard Tlicrcsa Pomponio Bonita Pontillo Rcgina Powcrs .lcan Procopio Katlilccn Purccll Patricia Rcilly Mary Ann Rcpicc Ann Rickartls Catlicrinc Rink Catlicrinc Rotlgcrs Grace Rulwino jcan Rupcrtus Section B6 Anita Raksnis Mary Ann Ranicri Mary Ellcn Rcmy Judith Rolincr Faitli Rotlilcopf Marcia Russcll in r i 'Q . X .,,.,. I S YY! sw K A55 it .9 A t gf in ,E .5 vor' t X I 1 J Hx? l r in X1 I I 7 Q' ' Q- ' as 'r 6- 6 if I W :., 4 . ,.,.,,,,. I 4 I N , ',.Qi-- .iiii i ubuu 3 .. 'i if 4 M bllli 1 I , sv .A --f- i j? 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I I J 1 Q 1 X AQV' .:.Q , ef IIAI Z A -. 4 Section B6 Edna Ryan Barhara Santucci Janet Savage Elaine Savige Ann Scanlon Diane Schadt Julie Schreihcr Barhara Schwartz Mzirie Schwartz Lonanna Seiuhha Barhara Senko Virginia Serratore Bernice Sexton Frances Shakespeare Janet Shaw Geraldine Shea Mgirgzlret Simmons Iviary Ann Siwinski Virginia Sixeas Carol Smith Joanne Smith Mairgtierite Smith Ivlarianne Smith Barhara Snyder Naney Snyder Dorothy Sollinger Mzirie Sosna Joan Sproul Ann Stanton Elorenee Stolz Marianne Suhers Jane Sullivan Patrieia Summers Bernadette Svveney Gloria Tancredi Carolyn Taylor Section B7 Kathleen Sullivan Evelyn Theohold Joanne Thiel Dolores Thomas Rosita Thomas Nancy Thompson Kathleen Tierney Patricia Timothy Mary Ann Tinneny Christine Tohin Barhara Tomlinson Nancy Torpey Section B7 Joanne Townslcy Patricia Trcfz. Wanda Trczciak Thcrcsa Trotta Claudette Uchclc ,lanc Utmar Blanchc Vaccaro Frances Valcrio Jean Van Horn Barlwarai Vcnahlc Gracc Wagncr jo Ann Walsh Valcric Ward june Wchh -lane Wcinmann Dianc Wclc Kathlccn Wclsh Patricia Wclsh Kutlilccn Wcnclcl Mzirgzirct Wcrncr Aunc Maric Whalcn Barbara Whalcn Phyllis Whitc Mairyf Williams Florcncc Willis Kathlccn Wimmcr Mzirgairct Wimmcr Barbara Windisch Margucritc Wissing Carol Woclfcl Elizabeth Wohlford M116 Wood Barbara Woolf Bcrnadcttc Yancey Clairc Zapicc Thaissa Zhyr Joanne Zdan I A A B P 1- E ....L!.:A U if. ,Q ',,. 6 ' Y - x. ki t I ' I-:. ,..-'5I I s i , .- 1 B S P i B B I '.,, .Q 1'- ' ii -' Zi ' Lk ' '1:.. 2 .,-VE .r 2 4 4.4 BL J il he A ge lcll, Ac 1 , B . Q S' iic -Q-. X B l .-liil f : ' il zll lzzh P B. ii,,:.,:. 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E c Qgicglv 2f ppb Qi: NS TE :., Z Q Section C1 Lcnurc Alcx Norma Aliiisi Angcla Amaliitanim Jean Anclcrsun Llaiic Andrus Bcvcrly Aimctt Kathryn Aruulcl Patricia Arumky Aim Attiaiii Rita Aurillim Elizalictli Ballcriim Elaiiic Biircky Ivfaria Barnaby Gciwrgcaniia Bariicw Elizalwctli Barr Barlaara Basquill Milfs' Battcrslwy Cunstancc Baylor Mllfitx Bcaucict Catlicrinc Bclir Rcgina Bcll Mziritr Bcllaim Patricia Bcrgclrmll Ivlargarct Bcrgin .Iuaniic Bcrry Evclyn Bcrtnisky Barbara Biclicl Catiicriiic Biclcr Tcrcsa Biciikimwski Ann Biluvsky Patricia Pwnncr Tcrcsa Br mncr Miiclclciiic Bwriicniaii Virginia Brmtta Gtliliciilh' Buycf Vxfiiiifrccl Pmylc Anna Ivlay Braciin M.iric' Bruclil Carwlyn Buck Alrwaimc Bucklcy Hclcii Biitfington Diiliwrcs Bulatcwicz Ami Bulliim Patricia Burkc -luciy Burn Barlaara Burns Mary T, Burns Tcrcsa Burt Section C-1 Lurctta Butlcr Ivlary F. Byrnc Nlaurccn Byrnc Francesca Sacclii Section C2 Ann Callalian Carol Calvert Pmarlwara Camcrun -lcancttc Cardamouc Valcria Cardw-:ll Lorctta Carlin Eilccn Carpcntcr Katlilc-sn CQITIWCIIILNF kloscpliinc Carr Sandra Carr Virginia Carr Elizalwctli Cascy Kathlccn Cassidy Ann Ccrami Sus Ccrkan Katlilccn Cliardo lvlargarct Cipriani Elizalwctli Clark lvlargarct Clawgcs Franccs Cluncy lvlary Lou Cnmlanzi Maryanuc Cunlcy Barbara Cminiy Carol Ami Cumlcll Nladclinc Cwnnur Annu Cunstantinc Sandra Cwunan Lorrainc Crawford Elainc Crcssman lvlary E. CllllNIl1ll1gS Patricia A. Cunningham Patricia R. Cunningham lrcnc Czarnota Priscilla D'Alim:u Anno Damusis Laura Davis Ivlary E. Davis Hclcn Dawson Norccn Dc Bursar Elcanur Dc Cara Natalic Della Camcra janet Dc Mains Catlicrinc Dcmski Catharine Dcsmoml ri r I I xx 1 K L I D ,, ,V ,.,, J nh . 'Q' ....Q . l 45-fr at ' D 'L .ilfzz a .- . , xi ' 4 S 1 L 1 1 . , 1 3 .... 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Goodwin Tlicrcsa M. Goodwin Rnscannc Gnrinlcy Tlicrcsa Gnrnik Dm-imrliy Graliam Hclcn Graliam Mill' f Annu G ramlc 3 Luis Grant Katliryn Grccnway Bcrnanlcttc Grccr Russ Grillin Nlargarct Grinnan Janet Grim Nlariannc Grnttgcr Sally Guariglia Margarct Guinan Annu Mxirii' Gutli -lacquclinc Hagcnknttcr Gatlicrinc Halluran Franccs Hamilton Elcanur Haminnml Barlwara Hancy Maury' Harkin Hclcnc Havacck Gatlicrinc Hawk Barlwara Haycs lvlary Haycs -Inannc Hull .loan Helton Jacquclinc Hcisncr 1 'S G .iii i 6 'L 1 5- r if l if H.. 'P l i X X i iiiirii if Q Q- i ,. r gl Ibqui Q .T N fi i 'i,' ffl. Q . V 'A R x EL.. ., 5 Q H ':'E .,.,. .. ': '-..: A ii L 1 7 l x i,,, izii A J A I f 4 .,s?,,.- Q Q I Q A I Q I ..,,...:.,.: N . Qt I Q , . 6 M ,,..i .ii,: , ' izii I Q' V. g J I .:,,:. 6 V ' i ' K 1 I A N:,. .12 K A I A v?:: Q I Iqzz 1' 1 'i-:' '. ,.' ,, ' ',::: . 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Mclauglmlin Catlicrinc M. McLaughlin Lorctta McLaughlin Margarct A. McLaughlin MZlfgilfCt F. lvIcLaugl1lin Roscmaric McManus Margaret Mcllrmr Carol Mcycr W' 6 ...,'a tt D 'ig' Y 9 . 21:'1 U-2: f x- -., --f'- ' 1 K a - id r I 2. -. .., 1b . , i Q A 0 -2- :': IQ. 'i i ' . . , M laaii . . ... M . 1 ff 'i - M J I :2 I 'rfff ' 'W 1 Y '.,t- sw wh- , H V lb .A A , uzszq ..:, . -::f: ' L Avg? I S '1?, .:.5.,:.' -'1 A K' 9' Q.. .K N K N U F- M fv 49- :2 A L4 , J. , u Nr G 4 1 ' 1 .tr J 'Ii ,Tw ..-.7 ,QW V. Q: z 3... . if S4 5-ia ' Q .. .... A, X Q jg '.22: 2 .:., f,,, I ,,,:::2: . I . , ,..E I A ,r., . Q lp - itii , -f'2 M .it I 4' f l A if I A .1 4' ,. ,zz Q Vi , I i:i'i1f I .f get Wi 'V J x AL A Qi IEIQ in in 1- , az. zl- Lx ..,..ivv, ag K W W P gi, i ci t o f' I 5 W fzi V 1 li E R P Q B? 'Er P Q 4 A I ,, I I 1 'Wg ,.. , R f 1 V . .,.. in K -f-. ., Q 222 -v ' 'W' 'A P L , M P af M :.,: . f-Q V o r B 1.. 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Murphy Sharon Murphy Mary Nelson Patricia Nichols Irene Niclands Marianne Noonan Ann 0'Conncll Elizaheth O'Conncll Catherine O'Neill Regina Wcucidzill Section C7 Rose Marie O'Neil Margaret Orlando Jo Anne Owsiany Carol Ann Paige Joycelyn Parkinson Patricia Pentheny Patricia Perfctti Rosemary Petersilia Eileen Pettyjohn Marian Philipps Alice Pierce Geraldine Pierlott Imelda Procock Patricia Quigley Jeanne Quinlan Thomasine Redden Joan Redding Joan B. Reilly Joan L. Reilly Julie Ravello Section C7 joan Rexford Amy Richardson Suzannc Richcrcck Eileen Rill Frances Rink Rita Rios Sarah Roach Ann Marie Rohinson Jacqueline Roddy Judith Rogers Patricia Rodgers Alice Rosscll Constance Russell Elizaheth Russo Barhara Ryan Kathleen Ryan Mary Sardou Leona Scanlon Maria Scattolino Ann Schmidt Anne Scholz Evelyn Schultz Rosemary Schuman Idamarie Scimeco Janelyn Scott Mary Scott Theresa Scott .Ioan Selkc Mary Ellen Scmeraro Section C8 Barhara Shahadi Maryanne Shatkus Marianne Shaughncssy Frances Shccky Anne Sheller Stella Sicdzkowski Elaine Skulwack Anne Smith Kathleen Smith Patricia Smith Pauline Smith Virginia Sohon Patricia Sorgi George Anne Spalding Maryanne Specht Elizabeth Spellacy Gail Stack Joanne Stevens Miriam Stilling ,Sify X W v ' , ..-:, V V 5 -7:::A . K -iiii N Zia ,.,... V A -,:. S ..1f A I I, 1 , A j 1 El- , 'i Ea ., -i:-t , ' , A . i fin- A sl' W' -eei,-' Iz- S , N a .,', . . ,.,.i Q H . '--',-- , I A-.,, V 4,: lvl- :QE E.,,, W Lai. 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A'- -A. .J i 'ii,. il, Q J ': 'A - J I if is ,Q ,ie ,af ll Section C8 Elaine Strawley Anna Sullivan Dorothy Sullivan Louise Sullivan Theresa Sullivan Dolores Sutcliffe Andrea Sutsko Mildred Syfrit Margaret Swank Eileen Sweeney Elizaheth Taylor Margaret Taylor Joanne Teoiilak Barlwara Tereha Jacqueline Therriault Rosalie Thomas Kathleen Torpey Jacquelyn Totaro Madelyn Totaro Frances Toth Mary Tranhurgh Geraldine Treiner Agnes Vail Angela Varallo Marie Vasquez Mary Jeanne Verdictix Carolene Vitulli Joan Walker Helen Ward Rose Marie Watts Mary Welsh Section C9 Patricia Werner Eileen Whelan Mziry Jane Whisted Rcxanne Wiencek Jean Wigzell Maureen Wiley Marita Williams Sheila Williamson Jo Ann Witowski Judith Witt Helen Mzlry Wood Joan Worrell Marguerite Worthington Judith Wright Madeline Wysoclci Barbara Yannone Patricia Yeager Lois Jensen iection C9 llimrin Young ACQIIHICIIC Yungwittli Dorothy Zcits Nlnncy Zclinski lCglllil Zicgcnfuss Husain ZlL'Sll1C1' lost' Malric Zush dairy Annu Zuckcrmaui C Atllllll May Zvolcnik NOT PICTURED Section C5 Sgqtign C3 Nliriiim King Ann Curley Right-Top: Kathleen Cassidy and Rosemary Petersilia demonstrate the construction of a circle through three points. Latin, biology, geometry are three great roles to be rehearsed by all Sophomores in the drama of The American Way.', Left-Bottmn: Clare Lynch, Mary Nlonagle, Frances Keenan push Elizabeth Majewski, that unnecessary word, out of their Latin sentence in indirect discourse. A visual demonstration is an unforgettable one. Right-Bottom: These laboratory aides set up a display of amoeba under the microscope. Their job is to help Sister in preparing for laboratory periods: Margaret Gilmore, Jane Dwyer, Patricia Madara. imma '-it um . W? ' Eilitfiiiiz H I NOT PlCTl IRIZD Section C7 Donna XrVlIllL'l'lWlL' Section C8 Edith Smith Amie E. WlllSll Section C9 Lois Young juan Milric Wliitc ei 'W 4 '31 .1 4 ll M St ar ? .E IAA.-I liel 4 1 4 J A QQ - 4.: N at - W 1 it if lr I J ,ll E 1 0' as 2 fe' 4 X .4 Section D1 Barbara Anastasi Jane Anderson Anne Archer Marybeth Arnold Carolyn Aruffo Elizabeth Balzer Maryann Battista Anita Battistini Donna Beck Margaret Beirne Patricia Bieler Genevieve Birchill Barbara Blickley Gloria Bogardus Louise Bompadre Geraldine Bonner Barbara Bringhurst Maryann Brockson Mary Brown Susan Brown Dorothy Bruckler Anita Burch Marie Burke Patricia Cannon Marie Cardile Jane Carney Patricia Carosella Kathleen Carr Mary Louise Carr Ruth Carroll Helen Case Ann Cheri Regina Ciatteo Patricia Clark Mary Louise Coffey Jean Conlan Anastasia Connor Katherine Corr Joyce Correll Elizabeth Cox Mary Creighton Helen Crist Mary Croce Constance Crocetti Eileen Cunningham Suzanne Cuorato Rosemarie Cusato Section D2 Nancy Dacenzo Section D2 Clarc D'AlonZo Kathryn Daly Mzirgairct Danicls Sandra Dc Fco Dolorcs Dc Luca Maric Dc Luca Marlcnc Dc Luca Ellcn Dcrvin Ivlargarct Dcvlin Garolc Dcwcy Gccclia Di Angclo Patricia Di Gicco Katlilccn Di Ganzio Victoria Dicckliaus Roscannc Di Giacomo Lorctta Di Giovanni Gcraldinc Di Giuscppc Elainc D'lmpcrio Dianc Donato Virginia Doylc Linda Driscoll Patricia Dutncy Judith Edwards Dianna Eiscnliardt Dofotliy Falafizio Franccs Fcclcy Marian Fcrris Linda Fcrro lvlaria Fiorc Kathryn Fitzpatrick Mary Fitzpatrick .Ioliannc Forc Dorothy Forgionc Anita Franzini Anne Fraunccs Gcraldiiic Furcy Dcnisc Gaitlcy Dionysia Gallaglicr Rcgina Gallaglicr Tcrcsa Galligan Garniclla Gallo Mary Garrity Roscmary Gassncr Ivlary Annc Gaynor Lois Gilckcn Wziiiclai Goodc Joycc Gordon Section D3 Mary Gordon H -, . 1 1 2. 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Section D3 Sue Gosser Joann Graziola Eugenia Greco Gail Grimes Jane Gunter Ivfargaret Hagan Maureen Haggarty Ann Halliwell Helen Harkins Elaine Harley Elizaheth Harper Patricia Harvey Kathleen Hasko Eileen Hetferan Eileen Hendrick Catherine Hess Josephine Herhst Mziry Pat Hines Christine Hochendoner Elizaheth Hogan lvlarijo Holloran Noreen Howard Garole Hutelmyer Kay Ann Hymel Patrieia Iapalucei Judith Illingsworth Ivlariellen Isel Kathryn Johann Judith John nn Grace Johnson Garol .Ioyee Mziry Junker Barhara Kadish Dorothy Kaiser Mziry Ellen Kaliss Kathleen Kean Elaine Keefe Gatherine Kelley Anna Kelly Joann Kelly Glenna Kendrick Ann Kennedy Elizaheth Kensil Elizahcth Kern Suzanne Kimnach Theresa Klein Mzlry Kleinfelder Patricia Knock Section D3 Regina Kolwus Jennifer Koonce Mary Anne Krempa Section D4 Ellen Kuhls Sharon Leahy Anne Le Bon Bercniee Leonard Maureen Lewis Jean Liheri Lee Ann Lieherman Claire Lowelen Kathleen Lynch Mary Lynch Lorraine MacDonald Isabel Mahoney Theresa Mancinelli Patricia Mancini Patricia Manion Maryellen Manley Anne Mann Barhara Marano joan Marano Kathleen Marre Rosemary Markford Mary McAuliffe Geraldine McBride Dorothy McBride Mary McBride Caroline McCahe Joanne McCabe Kathryn McCatferty Marguerite McCall janet McCann Margaret McCauley Amelia MeCrosson Rosemary McCullough Rose McDevitt Marcia McElroy Kathleen McGettigan joan McGoldrick Carol A. McGovern Kathleen McGovern Kathleen McKenna Isabel MeKeon Frances McLaughlin Patricia McMahon Carol McManus Charlotte MeWilliz1m S is I 2 ,.: ,,.. r,- 5 .. A sm . - ' 4' - AQ I 4- A fl 1 Q,- i ff .te. 3: H A n Q ' iiliiiili l'i: 5 i I a tt.. L I fizft- I 157 :E:-: 1 A I 1 ' f i 0- 'Q Q' , qe..y- gnc q .,,.i:,2E . , , V, H ' , V. is - la Ai 111113. L e i K A A A i f t f A 'Q' at ...li 1 Ili 111 , LA A 'Q Gr its 1 ,:.. Tm ani ma' if ii' ii in 'r 2 ..-f+ V Q., X 2'i 5' an 1 W NX ,fir A :y..: ,.t..:. P f P cj vi-J YM 1 4 .. it 1.4.4 4 2 ui. K 'ii' Q' is wi ies iz- t .. hi fwii IH I ,Y Q .1 git lil 1 JAAJIQPU W Pkg' mf A 4 A .AtL...4 .4 .- , . A A 1 .. , qv X f ii ai A we Q9 Q 'iff' 3 if il- '-- 'K' or 'F' or ,.... I ,H ulbx :,:E 5 :- Cm i Q N X ,.,.,,.., A 1 ffwf ,.:,::?Q- - - aaa . I H .,., I ZA'-I ,..,::, A :V R 'R l' W Q' Q H .1t:f ,:,: - 4 A.. 1 nf R ry li P ' K 1 55 P P irizii .:- W 4 ii at , :ft 'i W lqlb. , 1 , I 1 A W . 1 ,1 P 1 .1 'A' -j . . H W ' 9 4-Q .. ' ' 1 . A ',,. J I 1 P i :E dj :ww i i 3 K Hi Q f f 1 it It K li we lm A .:,.,. li 6 , ii 3 trii R P yulaa , i ti ylyyu ui W A F 6 .: . I Ai yyr Section D4 Eileen Mcvfilliams Alice Meehan Diane Meehan Section D5 Regina Meehan Mary Anne Menold Bonita Midiri Mary Ann Monaghan Diane Moor Maureen Moore Judith Moran Margaret Morgan Patricia Munafo Carol Ann Murphy Rosalie Murphy Mary Anne Murray Barhara Nedoclc Marilyn Negro Barhara Neissen Joyce O'Brien Mary O'Brien Dorothy O'Connell Helen O'Connell Kathleen O'Leary ,Ioan Olive Catherine O'Toole Virginia Paluhinsky Helen Passrnore Patricia Penny Marie Pcrgolini Margaret Perino Aulana Pharis Margaret Powers Patricia Powers Gerardine Price Mary Regina Quinlan Natalie Ragone joan Randolf Carolyn Rankcy Elaine Rattigan Dorothy Ray Felicia Reeupito Catherine Regan Marguerite Riches Mary Ann Roddy Rosemary Rodgers Ruth Rowan Patricia Ruddy Kathleen Rush Charlnttc Ryan Section D6 Carolyn Samuel Nlary J. Scahill Yulantla Scanlnn Virginia Schci-,lhaucr ,luthth Schenk Suzann Schlichtig Icancttc Scrivani Susan Shicltls Iviarcia Shulmk Cnnstancc Singlcton Dorothy Simpson Anne Maxric Shank Carol Smcdlcy Bcvcrly Smith Nlarinn Smith Iviary janv Smith Patricia Smith Sarah Smith Kathleen Spinglcr Rita Stcwart Sally Stingcr Ivlary Suplcc Kathlccn Swccncy Diane Taggart Joan Tattcrsall Iviary A. Tarahnrclli Lorctta Tallcy Carol Thomas Julia Trahand Rita Trani Louisc Trnmhctta Luis Trout Barhara Ticri Luis Vilcwtti Iviary Louisc Vogt Mary J. Vnlpc Elizahcth Waxilifmmrtl Margarct Walrtl Dnrnthy Vsfarwick Barhara Vxfatsnn Juan-:ttc WclHt'r Elcannr Vkfcihmann Patricia Wcst Anna Vxfhihlcy Hclcn Willialiiis Sarah Vsfnhlfnrd Sarah Wturwtl ...L. X , .. G N 1 - I Q in V . .f.:,: ,,'b:..:E . A A i K , I ,,.,,.,.. I , Q' .,.,. 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Free choice of a career is one of the blessings we enjoy in our American Way of Life. One Hmidred Twentyfeigllt K9 ' Je.. 93. ii K, 5 f , ,f k Q . X i XQ X1 vi b. , X wwf, , 4 M A W - WF' W. 14, WG