Our Lady of Mercy Academy - Olma Yearbook (Syosset, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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The Psalmist, filled with a creature's knowledge of his dependence upon the Creator's guidance, composed the beautiful and significant hymn of praise: Thy word is a light to my path . . Like the illuminating brightness of light which reaches out and makes clear obscure objects, Christ's word clarifies our muddled and confused ideas of life, explains the purpose of our existence and the means to eternal happinessg like the glow of light which never ceases to shine while its source is present, Christ's word is always available to those seeking truth and guidance along the path of their life. We have been taught His word. Our path has been illuminated by His counsels, principles, and example. Each incident or event pictured here in the Olma has had its motivation in Christ Himself. He has been behind, over, within everything we accomplished. His word has been the light that has led us thus far along the way -- to our graduation. 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Archbishop - Bishop of Brooklyn MOST REVEREND RAYMOND A. KEARNEY, S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn through whose combined administration, and personal sanctity and zeal, the Diocese of Brooklyn has grown to be the largest in the world, and has attained a foremost position in the fields of education and social work. Both have fulfilled the injunction of Saint Peter, first Pope and Bishop, to- . . Feed the flock of God which is among you, taking care of it not by constraint, but willingly according to God . . . neither as lording it over the clergy but being made a pattern of the flock, from the heartg and when the Prince of Pastors shall appear, you will receive a never fading crown of glory . . - 1 Peter 55 2-4 May they rest in peace! His Excellency MOST REV. THOMAS E. MOLLOY, S.T,D. Late Archbishop - Bishop of Brooklyn His Excellency MOST REVA RAYMOND A. KEARNEY, S.T.D. Late Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn 7 Th Word i I His Holiness POPE PIUS XII Now gloriously reigning Behold I have given My words in thy mouth: lo, I have set thee over the nations and over the kingdoms, to root up and to pull down, and to build and to plant. - Ierem. 1, 9-10 As the visible head of the True Church, our Holy Father is the guardian of Christ's words, principles, and counsels. Under Divine inspiration, His Holiness transmits these to usg thereby, leading us upward and onward toward the fulfillment of our purpose in life - eternal happiness. spoken through our Hierarchy . . KEVEREND DANIEL POTTERTON and Clergy . . . As our Chaplain . . . Father makes available to us the spiritual means of advancing in the love of God. As our Teacher . . . He helps us to acquire a knowledge of God and His perfections. As our Director . . . He advises us in determining the way to serve God according to His will for us. ,.g!!'5f 5 'F A ARY GERALDINE and embodied in the example We are proud of our school - proud of its standards, its spirit, its high scholastic rating, its organized activities! Such a school as ours has to have a leaderg one who inspires, directs, and encourages the attainment of these qualities. Here at Our Lady of Mercy Academy, we have such a leader in our Principal, Sister Mary Geraldine. We gratefully acknowledge and appreciate Sister's interest in us-in our spiritual and moral growth, as well as in our intellectual progressg and her untiring and successful efforts to keep the Academy one of the leading high schools in the Diocese. rf . . . and teachings of our . . . MATHEMATICS A A RELIGION Reverend Daniel J. Potterton, Sister Mary Concepta, Sister Mary Constance, Sister Mary Aloysia SCIENCE A A Sister Mary Reginald Sister Mary Brigid Sister Mary Zita A .5 Sister Mary Joachim 1 Sister Mary Majella K ENGLISH Sister Mary Francesca Sister Mary Innocentia Sister Mary Pascal LATIN Nw JW tu if A Sister Mary Concepta Sister Mary 12 O O O O Sister Mary Cletus Sister Mary Carmel TYPING Sister Mary Felicitas Sister Mary Placida, Sister Mary Majella, Sister Mary Innocentia, Sister Mary Cletus, Sister Mary Pierre FRENCH IUNIOR HIGH A 4 4 ster Mary Placicla Sister Mary Pierre Sister Mary Reparatrice Sister Mary Irene FINE ARTS S sr , ,S on H ' 1. H , . I I , ' W -K r Sister Mary Iohn K A L A Sister Mary Bertrand Piano Instructions I Librarian Sister Mary Denis Sister Mary Constance Music Art Sister Mary Agatha Dietician Mrs. Ford Miles Physical Training Sister Mary Aloysia L A Sister Mary Stephen Sister Mary Loyola fm-bgywmmgg Mm MMNW.. M KK 57 ..,,::, Qin-t.,.L We, the Graduating Class of 1957, . . . have spent the past four years of our life under the guidance and direction of the Sisters of Mercy. Our standards have been setg we have learned by them, and we intend to live by them. The Chapel doors have stood open to us, and there in His Presence we have been inspired by the Word. We have found Him everywhere: in the classrooms, at our basketball games, on the buses, and in our own homes. Now we are about to leave Mercy Academy. The ray of light which guides our path is intangible, and we can find it only by heeding the teachings and example of Christ. We hope and pray that we shall not stray from this path, but that we shall be guided by His word upward and onward to our eternal salvation. Q 3 is Chris CHRISTINE ANNA MARIE AMODEO Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset Dramatics Club 3,4g Principal's List 2,3,4g Class Officer 2,3,4g Mission Club 2,43 Student Council 4g Year Book Club 2,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club 2,3g Art Club lg Poster Contest Winner 2. Personality plusg short, with warm brown eyes and naturally curly hairg a true friendg a radiant smile everywhere she goesg loves spook storiesg a gentle dispositiong FlufTy! Fluffy! Fluffy! ANUARY Moira MOIRA MONICA BUCKLEY S-aint Patrick, Glen Cove Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4g President of Student Council 4g Class Ofhcer 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Speech Club 2g Debate Club 2,3: Scholarship Latin and Mathematicsg College of Notre Dame full time scholarship award. A wonderful friendg honest and loyalg rugged individualistg competentg sparkling blue eyesg just a wee bit of Irishg ardent Notre Dame fang scholar- ship material. l!NanCy9l ANN VERONICA BURNS Saint Anastasia, Douglaston Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Secretary of Student Council 4g Glee Club lg Mission Club 2,5,4g Catholic Action Club 2,3,4g Year Book Club 4g Prom Committee 33 Villanova Press Conference 45 Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Scholarship Math 4. Generousg conscientiousg congenialg friendly per- sonalityg lots of frecklesg our perennial secretaryg I knofw I failed g Miss Mischief herself! GRADUATES Hari HARRIET ANN DAVIS Saint K evin, Auburndale Class Oliicer 1,2,3,4g Secretary of Student Council 4g Editorial Staff of OLMANAC 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 3,4g Villanova Press Conference 2,3g Year Book Club 45 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Diocesan Press Award-Editorial, First Honor. Candid and veraciousg always in a hurry to get things doneg spicy eyes with a wit to matchg doesn't know the meaning of silenceg an organizer and optimist. Eggs-M QR !QAmyl! ANNE MARIE JOHANNA DRECHSEL Incarnation, Bellaire Glee Club lg Mission Club lg Student Council 1,43 Dramatics Club 3,4g Prom Committee 35 Class Oflicer 1,33 Year Book Club 4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Sparkling eyesg wonderful personalityg always calmg wafmheartedg the original country girl g loves the great outdoorsg dreamyg well liked by all. Margaret MARGARET MARY MAGUIRE Saint K evin, Flushing Catholic Action Club 2,3,4g Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Art Exhibit 25 Class Officer 2,43 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 33 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Tall with brown hairg clear blue eyesg as quiet as she is sincereg a smile for everyoneg loves horses and tennisg always looking for someoneg Vermont in Augustg a good friend. !!BettyY, ELIZABETH HELEN WAHL Saint Andrew Avellino, Flushing Catholic Action Club 1,2,3,4g Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3.4: Scholarship Math 43 Glee Club 1g Art Club 25 Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Prom Committee 33 Villanova Press Conference Panel 4g Principal's List 1.2,3.4g Mercy Honor Society 43 Editor of OLMA 4. An individualistg full of mischiefg a genuine quiz kid g a true and trusting friendg keen intellectg never seen without HER bracelet. Bobbie BARBARA ANN WELLS Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Red Cross l,2,5,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 35 Student Council 4g Class Ofhcer 1,2,3g Glee Club lg Year Book Club 4g Mission Club 2,45 Catholic Action 1. Soft spokeng calm as nightg tall and attractiveg friendlyg generous and cooperativeg main interest below the Mason-Dixon Line. img Rosemarie ROSEMARIE ELIZABETH AELLEN Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset Orchestra l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Legion of Mary 45 Class Officer 2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Vice-President of Student Council, Feb.-June. Sweet and demureg summers in Pennsylvaniag Don't talk so much! g little heelsg Oh, those luncheslg long hairy that squeeze boxg weekendsg serene and pleasantly quietg but . . .g Got to collect money! UNE GRADUACT ES Kfldinn LINDA LEAH ALDOCK Saint Boniface, Sea Clif? Debate Club lg Speech Club lg Glee Club 2,3,4g Science Scholarship Club 5,4g Class Oflicer 2g Secretary 2,3g Prom Committee 39 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Vivaciousg effervescentg known, especially at the Sea Cliff Yacht Club, for her every-ready smileg that blonde hair and those dark brown eyes: fun-loving and always on the gog that smart look in clothesg a staunch friendg future scientist. upattin PATRICIA ELLEN BAMRICK Saint Kevin, Auburndale Red Cross 3,43 Propagation of the Faith 5,4g Student Council 4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Principal's List 3g Year Book Club 43 Prom Committee 5,43 Legion of Mary 4: Recording Secretary of Student Council 4. Warm smileg a newcomer to Mercyg harmonious combination of gravity and gaietyg congenial: ball of energyg full of fung tremendous school spiritg thought- ful and sincereg sweet and neat. BERRY Saint Philip N eri, Northport Dramatics Club l,2,3,43 Catholic Action Club 1,23 Speech Cl-ub 2g Year Book Club 4g Red Cross l,2,5,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Activities l,2,5,4. True and loyal friendg gets along with everyone: destined to be on the First rocket ship to the moong friendly smileg lots of fung sincereg when she drives, watch outlg loves sports and movies galoreg long and beautiful hairg forgot my lunch. .,1,.,.,c.4., 4'9-'Wat lb 'rv-L4, MIAA 244.19 .rs ,7,f.f-4.1, je!!-f'!4,, -J-1-:!lfI,?aleL,,,,g, 7 . f -6 ,vll ,Q fd, F,9r,, L11 '17, 1,444 QJ.4,1, ?AJ '11 j . P- ,. 4 P ft web' H fp :,.AfA11 ,fig t ,J TMJ' ga od 'I 'f 1' 'A of! if I Jeannie fy-, is 1 4 i JEANNETTE ELIZABETH BILLHARZ Saint Anastasia, Douglaston Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Catholic Action Club lg Legion of Mary 55 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4. Great friendg a lover of geometrylg loyal and sincereg always late for studiesg Mom g Look what I got! . ljoanii IOAN MARIE BIRCHELL Saint Boniface, Sea Cliff Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club lg Art Club l,2,5,4g Speech Club 23 Prom Printing Committee 3: Treasurer 2,35 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Tablet High School Poster Contest Honor 4. Sweet and sincereg a perfect ladyg wonderful friendg beautiful auburn hair and pretty blue eyesg smart dressesg her quiet charm makes her well liked by all. uMaryn MARY ANN BLYMAN Saint Ignatius Loyola, Hicksville Latin Scholarship 45 Debate Club l,2g Dramatics Club 29 Legion of Mary 2,3,4g Secretary of Legion 3,43 Mission Club 2,3,4: Catholic Action Club 1,29 Press Club 43 Speech Club 3: Principal's List 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Laughing eyesg alert and vivaciousg Hair for eatingg an earnest student and a faithful friendg honest and frankg trians beware! Marie MARjORIE ANN BOLGER Saint Boniface Martyr, Sea Clif Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Cheering 3,4g Glee Club 23 Press Club 25 Catholic Action Club lg Science Scholar- ship Club 3,4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4. Five-foot-two-plusg eyes are blueg high l.Q..g helps cheer our team to victoryyseems to be doing two things at onceg chews on Life Saversg conservative: Where's my pen ? g petite and peppy. hates to sit stillg an ardent love for Cecchinag pedes- Nsuel! ELEANOR SUSAN BOYD Saint Edward, Syosset Dramatics Club l,2g Speech Club 1,23 Glee Club 4: Propagation of the Faith l,2,4g Red Cross l,2,4. Attractive with a collegiate look, nice clothesg friendly and fung loquacious, with a happy laugh, interesting conversationalistg good dictiongcompetence personifiedg outstanding pianist. NRO!! ROSALIE BARBARA BRANCATO Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Mission Club lg Debate Club 1: Speech Club 1,23 Prom Committee 3: Catholic Action Club l: Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Art Club 3,43 Vice-President of Art Club 4. Big brown eyesg contagious laugh: extremely loqua- ciousg ri wonderful friend: beautiful clothes: always happyg sincere and thoughtfulg a bundle of energy, breakfast . . . orange juice and vitamins: popularity plus personality equals one of the best. upatn PATRICIA AGNES CANIVAN Saint Joseph, Garden City Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4: Secretary of Orchestra 43 Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Activ- ities 1,2,5,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Legion of Mary 4. Cute as a buttong quiet 'til you get to know herg lost pony tail!g those cello solosg our unofficial poster girl, roller skating enthusiast, liked by allg true blue. -st tt 23 + Q Laurie LAURETTA IDA CANNELLA Saint Anastasia, Douglasttm Catholic Action Club 1,2,4g Speech Club 1,23 Year Book Club 4g Student Council Representative 3: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. A nice sense of humorg worries about testsg always willing to share her lunchg loves to jump high wallsg enjoys summers at Blue Pointg Remember when we spilled salt in the library when we were freshmen? Ann ANN MARIE CARROLL Saint Aloyszus Great Neck Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club 1,25 Mission Club 1,2g Science Scholarship Club 33 Student Council 4g'Prom Committee 3g Math Scholarship Club 4g Principal's,List l,Z,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Salve Regina Program 41 Corresponding Secretary of Student Council 4. Staunch Dodger fang sparkles with personalityg full of laughsg another Notre Dame filnl fall and HYUHCIIVCL a girl who will go places. Gretchen MARGARET JANE CARSON Saint Patrick, Glen Cove Press Club 3,45 OLMANAC Stal? 3,4g Orchestra 3,4g President of Orchestra 42 Propagation of the Faith 3,4g Red Cross 3,4g Prom Committee 3g Chairlady of Senior Prom 43 Activities 3,4. A newcomer laslt yearg well-liked by allg a contagious Smile topped with a perpetually cheerful dispositiong HS S0d1Um, fIan't be kept quietg never-ending supply of school spiritg .always ready with some sound adviceg none will forget Mercy's Miss Loquacious. Ruthie RUTH MARGARET CLIFFORD Saint Aidan, Williston Park Glee Club l,2,3,4g Principal's List 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. Keen sense of humorg generous and stimulating personalityg spontaneous giggleg chetterboxg a true friend indeed. nt, .,fffff'f' ' XQUZ' ff'l,fL!-' 41 Q4 wffwsl - A 1 ,f, f 'f '. ,Z2jfli.!f If jgaff ZZ 'A' ' Grace GRACE EVELYN COLLIGAN Saint Aloysins, Great Neck Press Club l,2,3,4g OLMANAC Editor 3,45 Villanova Press Conference 43 Mission Club lg Dramatics Club lg Latin Scholarship Club 3g Speech Club 32 Class Oliicer 1,2,3,4g Vice-President of Student Council 43 Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Propaga- tion of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g President of Student Council, Feb.-June. Tall and attractiveg expressive eyesg always smilingg a good listenerg personality plusg a wonderful friendg cooperative and dependable: the perfect American girl. f jf 114.41 fffff-J 4 ZL4Lf', 'jfA'4 of if Cf i , , ,, ,,fa,f.,ff1f2u wwf' i y'!UAjA7X4'35J,f0w fi,f: -Z ,Qfx 4.,fffg,,,,,,ifZ . -J,f1-ecaf77 f- to J f' fl , 'J' f41,,' ,. ff, fl A 1' 'Vi fs 'I I Shei1 SHEILA MARY CURRY Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Class Secretary lg Treasurer 2g Cheerleader l,2,3: Student Council Representative, Entertainment Com- mittee junior Promg Science Scholarship Club 45 Orchestra 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,45 Catholic Action Club lg Debate Club lg Press Club 35 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4. Lightheartedg vivacious and versatileg calm, cool, and collectedg twinkling eyesg personality plusg sophisti- catedg extraordinary sense of humorg our own Frater- nity Miss. sie- is C Eileen EILEEN MARY DALY Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Mission Club l,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club 1,2g Speech Club 1,23 Principal's List 1,25 Scholarship Math Club 44 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propaga- gation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,5,4. Sparkling sense of humorg true friendg friendly per- suaderg Honey g quietg nice clothesg beautiful auburn hairg fun to be withg very understanding and sympathetic. !!Idi7l Id!! ELLEN FRANCES DAVIDSON Saint James, Setauket Class President l,2,3g Vice-President 4g Cheerleading l,2,3,4g Captain 4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Vice-Pres- ident 23 Principal's List 1,2,3,4g Chairlady Entertain- ment Committee junior Promg Latin Scholarship Club 3g Math Scholarship Club 4g Science Scholarship Club 3g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club lg Debate Club 2, Speech Club 2g Legion of Mary lg Red Cross l,2,3,4. Personality personified, petite and peppy blondeg big blue eyesg partial to collegiatesg. fanatic dramatic, definitely Republicang cheerleader with that spectacular oomph g outstanding leader, sweet and sincereg tres gayg Who's got the lunch ? Kina ANN CHRISTINA DEMAITRE Saint Boniface, Sea Cliff Dramatics Club 3,4g Science Scholarship Club 43 Press Club 33 Principal's List lg Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 39 Activities 1,2,3,4. Sparkling with vitalityg long blonde hairg terrific personalityg a bundle of joy in a small packageg and I was sitting there g lovely clothesg attractiveg dainty, and ever-so feminine! I, BARBARA ANN DONACHIE Corpus Christi, Mineola ly' S' J Nsugarii ANDREA CONSTANCE DI NOTO Notre Dame, New Hyde Park . jj Speech Club 1,25 Wlub 1,23 Missi Clubdjf Dramatics Club l,2, , , Yi Presi ,n Dfarnbficsg Propagation iff, FaiQZ,3,4, Cr 2 1,2,3,4g Principal's st l,2,3: m Com, ttee ' ctivities 1,2.s,4. if ' ll' I hne Vfndg stil competition for rul,es HTA ivyggg inifctious laughterg ash? 3 neve a dull moment JJ! ja aff D J! J' A 1 4 M ,. VJ. fj l , lift! .1 o Vs' INV' J! ffl, j ' Qs' Q kk. . 'JY I f ' ' ll' Mk' A , A.. f ,ff WJ x nfj' J Q Barb Catholic Action Club 1,3,4g Speech Club 2,33 Debate Club 23 Art Club 33 Year Book Club 4: Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4. A surprise cookg pleasing personalityg a good friendg shiny black hair and big blue eyes, a great teaseg friendly persuader. Jeannie JOAN APOLLONIA DOYLE Saint Peter of Alcantara, Port Washington Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Principals List l,2g Cheer Leader 45 Red Cross l,2,3,4: Press Club 2,3,4g Feature Editor 3,43 Catholic Action Club 1,21 Debate Club 1,2: Catholic Forensic League 23 Year Book Representative 1,25 Class Ollicer 1: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4g Diocesan Press Award-Feature Article, Second Honor. Soft brown hair and beautiful brown eyesg personality plus, Holy Cr0ss's most ardent fang true friendg another jasha Heifetzg endless supply of jokesg loquacious with a capital L g cuteg . . . that brilliant author and wit, Rufus Nichols . . one of the greatest. 27 NEI!! 1 ELLEN MARY DUFFY Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Student Council 4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,45 Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. A wonderful friendg conscientious and courteousg thoughtful of others: nice smileg loyal Glee-Cluber g contagious giggleg freckles galore: a good sense of humorg likes ice skating. Cookie Muffin ELEANOR IRENE EDWARDS Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Mission Club lg Civics Club 2g Catholic Action Club 23 Prom Committee 32 PIOPH- gation of the Faith l,2,5,4: Red Cross l,2,3,43 Cheer Leader 3g Activities l,2,'5,4. Always full of fung long strawberry-blonde hairg terrific personalityg Point Lookout, here she comesg everlasting friendg Are you going out this after- noon? g Latin IOOCZQ more bounce to the ounce. EDITH JOANNE FASANO Saint Peter of Alcantara, Port Washington Class Treasurer 15 Vice-President 23 Student Council Representative 1,25 Mission Club lg Speech Club lg Year Book Club 3,43 Assistant Editor of Year Book 4: Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4: Prom4Committee 3: Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Activities 11213, ' Collegiate to the bitter endg a wonderful sense of humorg talks a mile a minuteg genius in the kitcheng a threat to Liberaceg creamy complexion and a Pepso- dent smileg a true friend: Sparky personality. Betty Lou ELIZABETH LOUISE FINNEGAN Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Mission Club lg Art Club lg Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4: Press Club 2,3,4g OLMANAC Staff 4g Prom Com- mittee 4g Activities l,2,3,4. A real Irish beautyg vivacious personalityg good sense of humorg fun to be withg wonderful friendg It was ,.. fabulous. Dot DOROTHY ELIZABETH FLEMING Corpus Clmstz Mineola Principal's List l,2g Prom Committee 3: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4: Red Cross l,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3,4i Activities 1,2,3,4. Another Tommy Dorseyg enjoys being a seniorg good conversationalistg true friendg likes a good time: winning smileg beautiful brown hair and sparkling eyesg Guess what? ll! 'e ,Www fff'l5of1 QCZZDONNA JANE GABRUS Saint Patrick, Glen Cove 1 Club lg Glee Club 2,3,43 Secretary 45 Red Cross l,2,3,-ig Propagation of the Faith 49 Legion of Mary 45 St-udent Council 4. eg loves animalsg quick to lend a helping 'handg loves mischiefg very generousg humorousg just . ,,, wart. vi. . ttsuzyn SUSAN MARIE GALLAGHER Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer 3: Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Mission Club lg Principal's List l,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club lg Math Scholarship Club 4: Prom Committee 33 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. Fabulous personalityg loves driving her blue and white Chevyg Look at my nails g belle of Cape Codg won- derful sense of rumorg beautiful clothes: French l000kg Que friendg here she comesg attractive, sweet and J M 1 SIUCCHM nf' Diff , j 5 WJ J o MAUREEN ELIZABETH GILHOOLY Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Year Book Club 45 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,29 Catholic Action Club l,2,3,4g Art Club lg Activities 1,2,3,4. Naturally curly hair and brown eyesg the Irishg expressive eyebrowsg that tailored lookg neat as a ping what a laughg wonderful personalityg an ardent rock and roll fang enjoys drivingg a real nice girl. l H, 1 f i I' l ' v rj ' u n Mary 1 MARY TERESA GILMARTIN , ' Saint Joseph, Kings Park I, X! X! Speech Club lg Glee Club Ig Mission Club l,2,3g , Catholic Action Club 1,2,3,4g French Club 3: Press le Club 2,3,4g Editorial Stall' of OLMANAC 3,4: Year f Book Representative 2,3,4g Assistant Editor of Year ' Book 49 Class vice-President 2,35 Prom Committee 3: V Math Scholarship Club 4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g , Mercy Honor Society 4: Student Council 43 C.Y.O. Day l,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith t il l,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. fl' ' Always with a smile on her faceg a kind word for 30 everybodyg liked by allg smart' as a whipg A Railroad Rider g always willing to lend a handy cooperative and dependable. . .L ug BARBARA HENNESSEY Saint Patrick Huntington Mimi MARY ANN HARDING Saint Mary, Roslyn Art Club 1,49 Mission Club l,2,33 Catholic Action Club 2g Press Club 2g Drama 'cs Club 2,35 Year Book Representative 2g Prom C ittee 3: Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red s l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Pretty as a pictur ways ilingg loves to drive: tres capriciouseg v popu 5 loads of f ng vivaciousg easy-goingg ent iastg Q? fbsfof' . df sf' -R Barbara QI ross Club Why , artial en ? g to all. ,J W WWWWW WWW ARIE ALICE H LDEBRANDT Our Lady of Victmy, Floral Park Class President lg Varsity 1,2,39 Orchestra 1,2: Prom Committee 33 Press Club 4g Class Treasurer 2,55 Dramatics Club 43 Mission Club 3: Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. A wonderful friendg terrific personalityg keeps every- body laughingg an eye open for mischiefg lover of sports and booksg always in a hurryg parties! It Sunny Nxittyi! KATHARINE LORETTA KANE Saint Joseph, Garden City Art Club 15 Dramatics Club 2,35 Speech Club 2g Activities l,2,5,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,-'ig Student Council 4g Mission Club 23 Catholic Action Club 23 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Debate'.Club 25 Math Scholarship Club 4g Science Scholarship Club. Loads of fung good friendg petite and sweetg short hairg meticulousg warm smileg good dancerg tasteful dresserg creamy complexion. X l tr n ANN CHYLLENE KELLEY Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Class Ofiicer l,2,3,4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Catholic Action Club l,2g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Mission Club l,2g Prom Committee 33 Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Basketball Squad lg Varsity 2,3,4g Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Tall, attractive, and sophisticatedg personality with a capital P g she is to the basketball team what salt is friend a girl could have. Vfjfiff if ,M ,aff W Saint Hugh, Huntington Station Class Vice-President lg Class President 2,3,4g President of Dramatics Club 2,4g Speech Club l,2,3g Debate Club lg Latin Scholarship Club 45 Assistant Chairlady of Prom 55 Principal's List 1,2,3,-ig Mercy Honor Society 4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,5,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Activities l,2,3,4. Galaxy of gaietyg petite and blue-eyedg personality plusg a true friendg an all-around leaderg a star of the stageg congenialg popular with all. to stewg friendly smile and contagious laughg best Marianne MARIANNE ELIZABETH KUNIS Saint Patrick, Huntington Art Club l,2g Secretary of French Club 3: Principal's List 1,35 Mission Club l,3: Catholic Action Club 45 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Year Book Club 45 Activities l,2,3,4. Radiant smileg wonderful personalityg quiet-until you get to know herg likes long phone callsg Do you know 1 Q'-i i jf' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' x i x , 1 Mimi MARY ANN CATHERINE LAMBRIGGER Saint Hugh, Huntington Station Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Mission Club l,2,33 Speech Club lg Art Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Treasurer of Catholic Action 45 Year Book Club 4. Wonderful friendq sincereg fun to be withg dark hair and sparkling eyesg lightheartedg My cousins are coming this weekendng ardent dude ranch lover. what Columbus .did last night? ' ci , ' Y X.. I I X ,is i it , v 2 . . 5 N is X I .5 I , JQJ,-Pvkff f f,fr ' M1253 i'W'M' f AEI, 45 if!-AAJ. .A-dig-, .4 .4 ., rj 4, i, ' j I J C Y 7 J J Q Q.. 4 4 ' 2 .N my ' AWJ I, Q ' ff, i . 14 ,aff ,L Aflfvndg ' f Marianne MARIANNE CATHERINE LEE Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset Glee Club l,2g Mission Club 4g Catholic Action Club 43 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4: Legion of Mary 45 Activities 1,2,3,4. True frienclg always there with some helpful aclvifei Congenialg loves purple orchidsg nice clothesg oh. those red convertibles! W4 33 by X llNanCy!! NANCY ANN LEONE Saint Hugh, Huntington Station Speech Club lg Mission Club 1,2,3,45 Art Club 1,23 Catholic Action Club 43 Year Book Club 43 Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,5,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Always has good adviceg fun to be withg a great friendg loves Florida and dancing at the 21 g waiting to get her driver's licenseg loves life! N. QA! 'A x 1 VJ ,xv K ' X ' ' 4 ,f N t N I i l ' I fu 4 1 Y ' at PATRICIA MARIE LEUN Corpus Christi, Mineola Catholic Action Club l,2,3,4g President 43 Speech Club 1,2g Mission Club l,2,3g President of Mission Club 3: Library Page 3g Year Book Club 43 Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4. Beautiful red hairg sparkling blue eyesg giggleg never hungryg loves Newportg friend animalsg great problem solverg quiet 'til know herg wonderful friend. 0 NLee!l MARLENE MARYELLEN LE VON Saints Joachim and Anne, Queens Village Mission Club l,2,3: Catholic Action Club l,2,3: Basketball 1,23 Speech Club l,2,3g Student Council Representative 3g Propagation of the Faith l,2,5,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Prom Committee 52 Library Page 3,44 Dramatics Club l,2,3,4. Delights in daydreamingg specialty is carsg her readi- ness to help endears her to everyone: cute little pug nose and beautiful brown hairg beautiful smiley pleas- ing personalityg amiable and gracious to all. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Debate Club 1,23 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4. Friend to allg always helpful. kind, and considerateg tall and stately with blonde hairg generousg Oh! those magazinesg genius at cramming things into her pocket- book. lez eff? JANICE PATRICIA LOFARO Sacred Heart, Bayside lffrerryii V ROSE TERESA LICAUSI Incarnation, Bellaire Class Treasurer 1: Mission Club 1,25 Dramatics Club l,2,5,4g Cheer Leader 3,43 Basketball 1: Catholic Action 3,45 Activities 1,2,3,4: Speech Club 1: Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4: Library Page 2,3,4. Vivaciousg sparkling brown eyesg always full of fun and on the rung thoughtful and sincereg winning smile: lover of the cha-cha g athletically inclinedg joyful and carefreeg Oh, those eye-lashes! Mfg F fffiiriili Q27 H' if Km Marion MARION ELLEN MCCORMACK Corpus Christi, Mineola Mission Club 1,2,3g Catholic Action Club 1,2,3,4: Speech Club l,2,3g Year Book Club 4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Big blue eyesg cheery smileg always hungryg doesn't miss a trickg dependableg Have you heard the latest? g loves lots of excitement. HReen RITA MARIE MCDERMOTT Incarmltion, Bellaire Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club l,2,4g Speech Club l,2g Dramatics Club 5,4g Red Cross l,2,5,4: Library Page 3,43 Activities l,2,3,43 Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4. A cute petite blondeg smiling green eyesg 60 g full of fun, spitfireg sincere, always there when neededg pleasantg disposition of an angel: always grateful for what 's done for ligrg the best friend anyone could ,S want. - ,V NI, J . v tbl -N' ef X . X. KV J X1 X f' . X Q Jfxx XRJ J 'HK . ' v' 'It K, .x -' XX, 3 X' FNTUWV ef 'xxx' iw XX., X X be K xv 1 XIX' L W ' 'l 2 6 . X,-5 Xu 1 x Itpatn PATRICIA ANN MCGIRR Saint K evin, Flushing Mission Club l,4g Catholic Action Club lg Dramatics Club 2: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4: Red Cross l,2,3,4g Student Council 41 Activities l,2,3,4. True Irish lassg a generous and wonderful friendg loves Italian foodg let's go. girls g wants to be Ll huyerg l know I failedng loves red Thunderbirds. 9' ,ss , at E JY' W-,e,,Qc.4K'.4. tfaesiayfuh I fs? ALICE THERESA MCGURK Corpus Christi, Mineola Mission Club l,2,3: Catholic Action Club 1,25 Secretary of Dramatics Club 4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4: Class President 1,23 Prom Committee 33 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,4: Activities l,2,3,4. Sweet and petiteg a winning personalityg a true friendg Ll little bit of mischief in those blue eyesg a great philosopherg makes friends easilyg scared of the darkg likes being with othersg tons of fun. Q ew M354 I-2 while Hwfjffqwdf 'W 90' ERESQ MARRON Saint Patrick Glen Cove DJJ' O JMMission Club 1: Dramatics Club 13 Art Club l,2,3,4g President of Art Club 4: Propagation of the Faith Andy ANDREA RUTH MAGIONCALDA Samt Mary Roslyn Art Club 1 Press Club 2 3 4 Associate Editor of OLMANAC 3 4 Class Representative 3 Latin Schol arship Club 3 Speech Club 2 3 Villanova Press Con ference 4 Class Officer l 2 4 Prom Committee 3 Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Propagation of the Faith l 2 3 4 Prm cipal s List 12 3 4 uiet and unassuming brains' beautiful hair longs for long hair a sincere and true friend always on time ' loves vacations always analyzing a gentle and subdued voice. M SWMQM V A Ky M5 flew l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4. Always ready for witg springtime sweetness: the epitome of true friendshipq a nice friendly way all her owng looks quiet, but ohlg artistic missy calm. con- fidentg capableg peaches and cream complexiong a voice kind and sweet to the earg angel face: tall and slim. 'll Aa. M , wwf el ,, W ' Sm' , ,LJ JA-.,.,, SANDRA JOANNE MOSS I Saint Ilffartha, Unilmdale Glee Club l234' Vice-President of Glee Club 1 . Q, v gigymu Class Secretary' lg'Vice-President 33 Principal's Liga 1,2,3,4g junior Varsity lg Varsity 3,45 Activities l,2,3,4: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4 Loves Glee Clubg nice smiley generous: sh-h-h softer g hard workerg easy-going-except on the courtg a good friend to have: cooperative and sincere. Qif' 1 7 L X471 14 ,f JANE ELLEN MULLANEY FLW Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Secretary of Dramatics 2,3,4g Principal's List 1,3: Catholic Action lg Missio ' Club lg Debate Club lg Speech Club 2,31 Class i' President lg Class Secretary 2,55 Press Club 2g man of Decorations Committee junior Prom: ear Book Club 4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g R Cross l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. A true and loyal friendg personality personihedg petite and cuteg beautiful red hairg yen for foreign cars and ownersg oh, how she plays that pianolg all this and an actress, too. VIRGINIA DOROTHY MURRAY Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary 2,3,4g President of Legion 3,45 Class Secretary 3: Junior Varsity 1,23 Mission Club 1,2g Press Club 25 Latin Scholarship Club 2,4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. Wittyg friendly and always dependable-g winning per- sonalityg says volumes with her eyesg an Irish heart . and a smile that Capturesg always singing: Nol . . . A really? Q Qllanieli X MARY JUDITH MUNLEY Saint Aloysius Great Neck fbi lass Vice-President 3' Orchestra 12 34' Press Club Editor of OLMANAC ' Dramatics Club Club 1' Catholic Action Club 1: Mission 1 Entertainment Committee junior Prom: Red Cross 12 34' Propagation of the Faith 12,5,4g Activ- ities 1 2 3 4. Pretty as a pictureg famous for her laughg bubbling over with personalityg sincere friendg collegiate lookg sense of humorg radiant complexiong Let's get going! Ginny i Malice MARY ALICE NEUMANN Saint Aloysius, Great Neck Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Cheering 2,3,4: Co-Captain 4: Year Book Club 2,41 Prom Committee 3: Class Treasurer 33 Mission Club 1,2g Catholic Action Club lg Debate Club lg Activities l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2,3,4. A loyal and sincere friendg pert, with blonde liairg cute cheer leaderg pep personifiedg always smiling and susceptible to laughing fitsg a sure tonic for chasing the bluesfpersonality plusp future Pavlovag I was on .,wtime4-it'5 jlisttgthan you were early ! t f' 1 -1 ,Q f , xr XNKDC Q'giXta,eafrfi . . QNNNQANY 'W I Patti PATRICIA ANNE O'NEILL Saint Patrick, Huntington Class President l.2,3g Vice-President 43 Speech Club l,2,3,4g Debate Varsity l,2,3,4g President of Debate Club 4g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Treasurer of Dramatics Club 52 Catholic Forensic League 1,2,3,4g Leo Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Library Page lg Student Council Representative 25 Basketball Squad 1,25 Varsity 3,43 Basketball Manager 43 Prom Chair- lady 3: Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. An All-American girlg with specs leaderg Pa vitalityg stimulatiing s Gary Cooperg hght- athleteg Thespian of wit' hazel QQI-I. MJ! HELEN MARIE SHANE Saint Patrick, Glen Carve Speech Club lg Secretary lg Glee Club l,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Legion of Mary 49 President of Glee Club 43 Student Council 43 Principal's List 1,2,3. Sparkling personalityg musical wizardg mischievous eyesg better late than neverg driving liendg lives for Glee Clubg partial to the Irishg well likedg a friend to all. Lols MARIE SMITH. . l X Saint Ignatius Loyola, icks ex I Catholic Action Club 1,29 lub Club 2,3g Press Club 3: Debate 3: Prom tee 3: Year Book Club 43 Mat Class President 33 Treasurer Propagation of the Fa 1 Activities 1,2,3,4. Generousg sincereg depe dable n school spirit to the nth deg e, d the basketball gamesg lover f ack ardent Dodger fang I'll see i t the living example of It is mor lessed- give ' receive. ,4,g Red 1 2 3 Samt Gerard H ollts il M 3 BQGIIQ splalinisipggifi ifflx Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club 1,43 Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Activities- 1,2,3,4. True friendg winning smileg peaches and cream com- plexion g class cut-upg Who, me? g proficient at the Cha-chag diets- Wonder why ? g Oh! those crazy lunchesg my M.G. J .JL lafcfyg. 7 payoff if ' ,QQ -haw asfacf , sp Q,Z,L 21 .,A,a2fgf,4,6 Q 'C EVELYN VERONICA SPAH X77 U! ,,!Z1.n' iff!!! we efcffff me-af :fr aw-or chaff? 40 047 -ffLSaint Anastasia, Douglaston yy ,ff gli, 136, af? Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g Cheer Leading 4: Class Pres- ident lg Student Council 35 Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club lg Legion of Mary 4g Principal's List lg Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4g Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Activities 1,2,3,4. Explosive personalityg real blondeg very loquaciousg graceful skaterg carries laughter everywhereg sincere and faithful friendg credit to Mercy and to her familyg school spiritg none could be nicerg vivaciousg always a kind word. ' E Cachia Af Q Ayn lf X r t ,fy 5 Xie ,, A H I 'fileenn , EILEEN DOROTHY SULLIVAN . Saint Brigid, Westbury Dramatics Club l,2,3: Secretary 2g Class Ofiicer I: Mission Club lg Catholic Action Club lg Speech Club l,2,3,4g Debate Club 1,23 Year Book Club 43 Press Club 3,43 OLMANAC Staff 4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith l,2,3,4: Hearst Speech Contest Zf Legion of Mary 4g Principal's List l,2,3,4g Basket- ball 2,3g Activities 1,2,5,4. f Sincere, congenial, trueg laughing eyes: radiant smile, mhdfabout Glen Millerg wears cute shoes: forever gloing exercisesg loves to talkg summers anywhere- espe ially Sugar Maples, that collegiate lookg impish sparkleg those football games. ' I ' t li'-Q., ' X N 1 'f M f Switz CAROLE TERESA SWITZER Saint Anastasia, Dcmglaston Glee Club lg Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Mission Club Catholic Action Club 1,25 Press Club l,2g Prom Com- mittee 3g Library Page l,2: Legion of Mary 4 5 Propaga- tion of the Faith l,2,3,4: Red Cross l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3,4. Fabulous sense of humor, happiest when talking, a bundle of mischiefg warm voice and a heart to matchg as many friends as frecklesg they d0n't come any nicer, I didn't study a thing! if vt, 17 g Y' 1 .v 1 X I i Y ,. f ,I ' x CARMEN LUCIA VILLASMI L Caracas, Venezuela Orchestra 3,49 Treasurer of Orchestra 4: Propagation of the Faith 3,44 Red Cross 3,4. One of the nicest seioritas to come out of Caracas, an attractive brunette with a sparkling personality and a charming smile, always a beautiful fashion plate, generous to allg enjoys a good timeg fun to be with and to knowg what every South American country should haveg we're happy to have her with us. - 4 few! gdxbwgfj 41 J' if ' 4f'M IiL'?' WALLACE fd-1,41 Wgstbuyy l 1 issic-:I-Tlub 1,2,3: Basketball lg Varsity 2, ,4g Class Officer 1,23 Catholic Action Club 23 Speech Club 2,33 Press Club 3: Debate C 3' P mittee 3: Student Council 45 Basket- b anager 4 ear Book Club 4g Math Scholarship ub 4' Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Propagation of the Faith List 1,2,3,-ig A tivities 1,2,3,4. whiz on the basketball court: ,QTK6a6tk,pg.a wide smileg school plusg Dodger fang shoes! loves to cookg me tonight. -f'-cf' mi '--ul A,4f-ia M f X X4 ,L A,.A-4.4 ,fff iv fffficafxfb ? ' gf 'J' j ,f, ig! ,f'f,,'.,4g!J .. 'iz ef'-1 ..,13g.f ff' 1 - fi .. V -'19-1' ,f,j,71cf.,.f-,lx-J QXLQQJCU f Pat ' , W -'Vt'-if J -.fd-fad! . - ' qc' fiy - ATRICIA ANN -WATERS J-'ff C: - rick, I Mech? 1 bfrf?l4'1,2g Dramatics Club l,2,3,4g ibrary ge lg Mission Club lg Propagation of the Faith 1,2,3,4g Red Cross l,2,3,4g Activities l,2,3 4. Bloniie locks and big blue eyesg heart of goldg pixieg capricious and mellowg sweet old-fashioned girlg deadly with bow and arrowg mirror, mirror on the wall! Lgiafbyffffkzg 0 L M A s 44 NANCY BURNS 6 '0.1 . , . W 5. GRACE COLLIGAN LOIS SMITH ELLEN DAVIDSON ff? nf ' , I- QL , 7 lgb Q1 I ROSALIE BRANCATO ANNA MARIE DRECHSEL I I - nw ' S2 A ,, 'fi wr +' Y 1-ISK? .E , 1' Q? 5 CHRIS AMODEO ANN MOIRA BUCKLEY SUSAN GALLAGHER GAY KREUTZER JOAN DOYLE CAROL SWUZER ANDREA MAGIONCALDA HELEN SHANE Lf'- MARIE MARRON t- .. ,: SANDRA MOSS BOBBIE WELLS JUDY MUNLEY EDITH FASANO 0bedience the right to -Emerson The Student Council, the governing body of Our Lady of Mercy Academy, is its most important organization. Through their readiness to obey and their willingness to cooperate with the faculty, its members have earned the right to command. They not only carry out the wishes of the staff, but also, as representatives of the student body, make many suggestions which add to the efficiency of the school and to the happiness of its students. 46 This represents your school, Uphold its standards and tra- ditions! Student Council in session. Here school issues are decided and laws are enforced. Ee . so e X 4 We 'F xx .gf Changing periods presents no problem when Council members direct trafhc. Everyone keeps to the right-right, Rosemarie? Couldnt he A demerit under discussion, The officers look too pleased. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS September-january President 4 .... H A .,.,... MOIRA BUCKLEY Vice-President GRACE COLLIGAN Secretary ......,... ...A , ,. NANCY BURNS HARI DAVIS January-june President . ...,..,......,.. GRACE COLLIGAN Vice-President ROSEMARIE AELLEN Secretary .,....,, ,,,... ..., ..,. A P A T BAMRICK ANN CARROLL 47 Senior fLeft to rightj: C. Amodeo, H. Davis, N. Burns, M. McGuire, Sister Mary Brigid, A. Drcchsel B. Wells, B, Wahl, M. Buckley. Should auld acquaintance be forgot . . . First row fl. to rj: Sister Mary Denis, M. Blyman M. Bolger, C. Demaitre, M. Harding, M. Gilmartin A. Di Noto, P. Canivan, K. Kane, R. Aellen, Second row: B. Berry, j. Billharz, D. Fleming, E. Edwards, E, Fasano, J. Doyle, E. Davidson, S, Curry, B, Finnegan, Third row: E. Daly, M v v Gilhooly, M. Hildebrandt, S. Boyd, I.. Aldock. R. Brancato, S, Gallagher, B. Donachic, R. Clifford. D. Gahrusg Fourth row: VI, Birfhell, l.. Cannella. E. Duffy, G. Colligan, A, Carroll, fahsent: li. Hennesseyl. First row fl. to rj: Sister Mary -Ioachim. C. Villas- mil, M. Kunis, B. Spadaro, N. Leone, R. McDer4 mott, V, Murray, J. Mullaney, E. Spah. A. McGurk, J, Munley, Second row: P. Bamrick, M. McCor- mack, P. Waters, V. Wallace, G. Kreutzer, M. Neumann. C, Switzer, A. Magioncalda, P. McGirr Third row: M. Marron, H. Shane, M. Le Von, M Lambrigger. L. Smith, P. O'NeilI, M. Lee. E. Sul livan, J. Lofaro, Fourth row: P, Leun, R. Licausi A. Kelley, G. Carson, S. Moss. The higgest event in our junior year - school rings! First row fl. to r.J: M. Henkemeier, G. Gilmartin, P. Gurnick M. Fisher, P. McElroy, L. Alchermesg Second row: sl. Sausville N. Rice, M. Gaita. B, O'Connor. J. Barnes. Sister Marv Fran Cesca, Barnes, M, Herrick, B, Brady, Charles, P. Dugan I I fabsent: A. Gandolfj. iq., A .. ' ,AV .4-13.12, hr' - - ,1 H ,f , ' N ,Mu 'BL L 4 u ,X L I s K La . w 1. .. , gfq' I . . Class OHQICCFS - J. Charles, j. 1.1 5- 1 xl Barnes, and M, Herrick 31-4' ff' 'QQ-vi. Ll..x,. . . f, It . v 1 J O Try it on for size, Mary. 'irst row CI. to rj: C.. l'L'IAI'L'ftl, O. Buuniigiirgi, C, Cushing, O. Buckley, Sistt-i' Mary fflccupliiis, R. Clrcsci. R. Conti. P. Egan, J, BL-ckg Scumd row: AI, Bcittcr, C, Citifonc, A. Cfiirillo. A. Cun- w.iy, lf. Clalliin: Thiiml row: C. Ciisiizzu. J. bu- hulSki, R. Dginncgw, B, Criming Fourth row: J. Baker, I.. Connor, M, Ackcrmim, B. Doppcl, A. Dimiiviing Fifth row: C,DIugoli1nski, P. Fink, F. Finn, E, Fhcrhiirdtg Sixth row: S. Calhoun, L. Donohue, J, Fitzgerald. M, Farrell. Faster honncts? Piirty hats? novelties for Mothcr'5 Day! it Sdchct pw tak- . , M A VM First row fl. to rj: T. Slevin. F. Nolan, D. Hank M. Tonsmeire, Sister Mary Concepta, M. MCQuinn T. Ruiz, G. Wendercmth, F, Piconeg Second row V. Martin, A. Weed, J. Stroud, G. Powell, N. Stair Third row: K. McLoughlin, C. Merenda, M. Meyer, jylljlnl I ff fl I ,Q I I 1 f l . flip r .M - ,Q C. Raggiog Fourth row: M. Slavin, P. Molloy, K. McKe0n, J. Topping Fifth row: E. Nuss, J, Haber, J. Miller, P. Nataleg Sixth row: P. Madigan. M. Weglein, R. Morris, Seventh row: P. Rice, D. True, P, Myers, S. Ryan. 8 we . We First row fl. to rj: C. Idone, E. Kane, J. Kelly, V. Keller, P. Sheehan, R. Gunther, Second row M. Espinosa, M. Sastre, Sister Mary Stephen, T. Gargano, A. Garland, Third row: M. Liston, C. Glaser, A. Gunther, D. Gaitag Fourth row: M. Vil fgkk J ui lasmil, V. Harvey, E. Balasquicle, K. Griffin, J. Goldshorough, F. Garmize, B. Foster. 1. Herlihy, I.. Hohmann, M. Torcatt, J. McDevitt, fabsent: M. Hamilton, F. Harrison, D, Kaiser, P. Mc Governj. Valerie looks with envy at Nancy's prize for winning the year book drive. Time out for dancing during a P.T. period. Doesn't look like rock 'n' roll to me! ophomores First row fl. to rj: C. Considine, J. Brunner, D. Beasley, Comas, R. Feeney, C. Thomas, T. Fentg Sitting: M. .C0nway, Abdo, E. Barnett, Sister Mary Loyola, P. McCabe, D. Bong P. Connelly, J. Berutich, P. Candela, P. S. Brady, P. Blecka, D, Brooks, S. Looney, iovanni, M. Drake, fabsent: N. Kline, C. B. Baum, Third row: D. Domurat, K. Anderson, Bossungj. K. Coleman, L. Caruta, B. Faber, A. Calcagno, B, First row fl. to r.J: C. Gabbriellini. P. Harvey, B, Hartigang Fourth row: B. Lark, I. Meury, L Johnson, P, Holmes, P. Lennon. P. Hartnett. K. Knockel, B. Laino, M. Harrington. E. Rooney. B Lane, M. Gomez, Second row: G. Kregg. M. Hea- Ferreira, K. Fitzgerald. M. Hanshe, D. Del Sol therton. F. Kelly, Sister Mary Carmel. M, Klein, A. Kelly, P. Fox, fzihsent: E. Henneberry, P H. Hill, Third row: M. Kearney, P. Healy, M. Gannonj. l First row fl. to rj: M. Metakes, K. Roberts. E. Royerg Second row: S. McKenna, N. Pratt, G. Vol- lcommer, V. Sheilds, R. Schmitz, E. Price, Sister Mary Innocentia, H. Rich. S. Miles. M, McGowan. E, Kearney, W. Osterholz, K. Eliasg Third row: Tuvo, J. Ottavin. E. Schulenhurg, B, Martini Vidone, K. Mohan, K. Mauceri, M. Fleming Renner. A. Maloney, C. Spillane, J. Shillito O'Keefe, fabsent: I.. Newmanj. This years scholarship winner, Minota Cae- sar, shows her winning report to admiring friends. Well done, Minota. Judy and Veronica are caught by the Camera as they arrive for school. Freshmen First row fl. to rj: P, Rollo, D, Stonebridge, D. Vachris, J. Amendola, A, Murray, Sister Mary Zita, P. O'D0nnell, H. Edwards, M. Glaser, A. Curtin, D. Marrong Second row: M. McElroy, E. Perretta, M. Giorgio, J. Stoclcmang Third row: C. Keneven, 'W X S. Howes, B. Healy, J. Hassett, Fourth row: B, O'Donnell, D, Seymour, V. Millan, M. Cavorley, C. Blighg Fifth row: B. Callan, P. Murphy, J. Cas- per, C. Stewart, P. Mincieli, K. Kenny, D. Virdoneg fabsent: Ila Macallisterj. First row fl, to rj: H. Smith, B. Butler, V. Weiler R. Noonan, J, Bohan, Sister Mary Reginald, H Kornett, N. Handler, P. Valentino, M. Chichester, M. Connellyg Second row: D. Butler, G. Crampton P. Kehoe, M. Debusg Third row: P. Notaro, R Neumann, C. O'Connellg Fourth row: E. Feldvary K. Costello, C. Kneukerg Fifth row: M. Close, R Kaiser, C. Slattery, J. Kennedy, G. Gayg Sixth row E. Dugan, L. Nemmers, B. Stanley, J. Schneider I. Corrado. Wonder if that case is filled with books! Susan, a member of the Press Club, is absorbed in the latest issue of the Olmanac. First row fl. to rj: N, Malone, J. Murray, B Aprile, P. Herrick S. Porcelli, Sister Mary Placida B. Coletti, D. Brooks, P. Golrlsborough, V, Creami er, L. Quaresimag Second row: S. Connor, M. Forbes, D. Schaeffer, M. Dermody, P. Doherty .321 M255 E. Fagang Third row: M. O'Brien, M, Bilhorn R. Kearney, M. Wzilsh, E. Wkltzelg Fourth row S, Tisch, M. Gemty, S, Russo, E. Nuss, M. Pic-ch Fifth row: A. Markey, K, Morris, A. Stuart, A Lanthierg fabsent: P. Grimes, R. McMahonJ. 1-'ik' E F '49 Mp Q1 -. ',x,i First row fl. to rj: L. Cicale, J. Fennelly, I.. K. Looney, J. Miutz, M. De Nigrisg Fourth row Schurr, R. Buckridge, Sister Mary Pierre, B. Fasa- J, Swezey, C. Salturelli, P, McDonough, M. Molloy no, C. Barnett, K. Dowling, C. Schulzg Second M. D'Amatog Fifth row: J. Waltz, IE, Garland row: G. Mclver, C. Nekola, M. Grace, M. Caesar, E, Higgins. J. Pacihcog fabsent: I. Gutleber, P P. Finleyg Third row: E. Tonsmeire, G. Heinemann, McCabe, D. Ramella, C. Sheaj. Junior High Proud of their Champion Room' during the magazine drive. Line-up of the higher-ups fclass office-rsj Seated fl. to r.j: I.. Connelly, M. Fleming, A. Buscemi, N. Weglein, B. Ryan, P. Joyce, K, Reeves, Gaynor, D. Halleron, B. Foley, P. Finamore, B. E. Elliot, P. Reynolds, L. Ricca, G. Huisking, I.. Mel-lugh, R, Ferrone, M. Wallace, I.. La Courg Knochel, Sister Mary Irene. Standing: C. Finamore, J. Werwaiss, S. King, I.. Kneeling fl. to LJ: B, Quinn, V, Kelly, I. Ture- Vachris, A. Thorup. I.. Egan, J. Beck. D. Kecfe, camo, VI. Halahan, E.. Mulhallg Standing: B, Mains, K. Gigerich, G. Dum, A, Smith, H, Knipling, P. Murray, E. Gilligan. A, Loiro, P. Lovett, G. Dismissal time and they must have plenty of homework. Look at all the books! Good reading is a must. During Catholic Book Week, the junior High displayed titles and authors of some of the best books published. ls it any wonder we like winter? Fair bargain, Sister Mary Brigid-a candy bar for a geometry answer? Your excuse better be a good one, Cathy. Sister Mary Reparatrice looks as if she means busmess. nl ,4 4: naw!-L A40 an-.44 1, f nu 6104, It's only a short Walk from the bus to the locker room, our most popular meeting place before class-a place to chat and to discuss homework! ls., QL., Q .II .'x,-v Our bulletin boards keep us posted on the latest or coming events nt O,l..M.A. 'SWK pix la The prnyerful moments we t'.m't do without-those in which we ask Gmls help for the day. Whether we ent in the homelike atmosphere ot the dining room or the cheerful bustle of the CLlfCfCI'l.l, our favorite period i5 lumh! www, ? 'T' N-,mn W 7,,v...r. -.....1 5 121 52551511 Knowledge is a fountain of life to him that possesseth it. It is a knowledge which evaluates all things in their. true light-in their relation to God. l P With this truth as its basis, the course of study provided for us here at O.L.M.A. has a two-fold purpose: not only the acquisition of facts, but also, andtprincipally, a realization of the reasons behind this data- reasons which spring from, or ultimately lead to, the Source of knowledge, God Himself. Since all knowledge comes from God, its use will be answerable to Him. Therefore awe endeavor to learn and live according to His word. Religion The union of Faith, Hope, and Charitj is the keystone of our existence. Ou religion classes, therefore, form the mos important part of our curriculum. Ir N...-up, Father Potterton carefully prints the name of the ency- clical that he will explain during the term. 'Tis well to remember it-and the explan- ation! l l l them we not only obtain a knowledge 0. the truths Christ teaches through tht Church, but also learn how to apply thest principles to our daily lives. Many a baffling problem is settled during this lively discussion period. Sister must have just asked a question to which only she knows the answer! She waits complacently while the juniors hunt for it. ,mii Science The importance of science, the foundation of modern civilization, is constantly increas- ing. We are offered courses in biology, physics and chemistry in order that we may not only understand scientific principles, but also take an active part in a scientific-minded world. With aprons on and test tubes handy, we are ready to get started on another chemistry experiment. An outdoor classroom! Where else would be a more perfect setting for a lesson on living things? Q..,-qv-- 66 Math It has been said that mathematics is the basis of exact thinking and knowledge. Recognizing this, the students at O.I..M.A. apply themselves to the study of algebra, elementary and intermediate, and geometry, in order that they may train their minds to be sharp, alert, and logical. .. Linda, for one, appreciates Sister Mary Brigid's humorous comments, Geo- metry-humor? Something different ! Pat's equation must be working out evenly, jane's not so well! Serious work, this a + b business -and apparently Sister Mary Regin- ald's freshmen class means it. English lt is imperative that every man know and speak well his own language. Each English class is a busy workshop in which are taught the essentials ot' correct grammar, the interpretation and appreciation of literature, facility and accuracy in composition, and a clear, cultured manner of expresion. The seniors fabovel reap rich rewards from reading, under Sister Mary jua achim's direction, the articles in the Tablet Wliile Sister Mary Innocentia helps one class of freshmen perfect its skill in grammar, the other fbeluwl learns from Sister Mary Carmel the not-so, simple manner of breathing properly for correct speech. Sister Mary Cleophas' Latin class gives its undivided atten- tion to judy's translation of Cicero. 68 Latin is the international language of learning law and the Church Since . is the root of the Romance languages and the basis of many of our own Englif a words, through its study a firm foundation is established for our own and foreig languages. WW No time for distractions in Sister Mary Concepta's Latin class for the juniors, Sister calls the attention of the freshmen to the first declension on the blackboard. ia -1.6! Chez les Sophs, on rit toujours ou presque toujours. French 'X Besides the practical advantage of being familiar with a language which is currently used in the world today, through the study of French, the language itself, and the literature, art, music and customs of the French people, we enhance and broaden our cultural as well as our lingual background. La classe de '58 prencl un dictee donne par Soeur Marie Pierre, , ' K 91 as- g N -is A t . r Nxt 69 Histor We view the history of the world in retrospect and keep abreast of the times in our Citizenship Education, American and World History classes. By learning the causes for either the success or failure of a nation's progress, we hope to profit by the example of others and live as good citizens For God and Country. 70 i .sr gg rg vw S. Ryan, V. Keller. and J. Birchell hold the posters they entered in the annual Tablet contest, R253 V it Ji in if Wu 4, y 6 K i it - ws. M... Learning to appreciate the music and art of other -peoples helps us to understand them more fully, for through these mediums are expressed their thoughts, desires, and emotions. , In addition to fostering such an apprecia- tion of the artistic and musical masterpieces of our own country and those ot' our world neighbors, these studies gradually train us in the methods and techniques used to produce such works. ls t l i Wai? 'N K... rt and MUSIC The seniors take advantage of our library. Sandras made her choice, but Lois and Valerie are still undecided. Sister Mary john listens Care- fully while Moira tries not to miss a beat. 7 T ping Carmen has double work to do -translate and then type. She doesn't seem to mind though, dies in the 'or High Any time you want an accurate outline map of New York State, call on the 8th year. Well done, girls! f l Sister Mary Reparatrices class in Social Studies is absorbing quite a bit of information, i.e., if one judges from the size of the textbook. How about it, 7th year? fBelowJ: Meet two of our Mission Sunday representatives. They look perfectly at ease in a Sister of Mercy postulant's attire. Sister Mary Irene smiles her approval, too. 73 3 E 'Fit Q' cf 2112925 A variety of activities is available to us here at O.L.M.A., ranging from sports to the fine arts, from the stage to the lay-apostolate, from scholarship clubs in language and science to the publishing of the Olmanac and The Olma. Although every activity has its own pur- pose, they all have one in common, viz., to enable us to discover and use the talents God has bestowed upon us. In addition to the pleasure we experience in participating in these varied activities, they contribute to our complete education-spiritual, mental, cul- tural, ancl physical. We're Gonna WI Toda ll . . . and 12 games out of 16 prove that this year's record was the best ever. Check with the score board. Opponent Our Lady of Wisdom Stella Maris The Mary Louis Academy Catherine McAuley Sacred Heart Academy Saint joseph Academy Bishop McDonnell Mem. Saint Angela Hall Our Lady of Wisdom Saint joseph Academy The Mary Louis Academy Saint Angela Hall Port Washington Sacred Heart Academy Catherine McAuley Stella Maris f Miles! fisfl. ras ::.. .,,, z .raao 'zft 1 Q 1 1 1 'X X, . y ,K Xe- M SQ She's our CAPTAIN! - Sue Calhoun. Place Away Away Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Home They 35 45 44 48 36 26 49 39 39 30 42 69 15 30 41 48 'K Congratulations to the team and Coach Get that ball, Sue! The Port Wash ington team acknowledged defeat. l Another tussle-this time with Sacred Heart. fP.S. We won lj 76 I . Senior Varsity F st row fl t ij V Willa: 5 Cilhoun P ONcill Second row S Moss R Schmitz C Glaser S Milcs D Bongiovmni Third row M Tonsmeire C Spillane -I Herlihy A, Kcllcy j Fitzgerald Wfc-'re sorry to lose our seniors from the Varsity and Cheerleader Squads, Their teamwork has brought many a victory to O.L.M,A. The j.V.s practice to make the Var- sity. And they are good! 77 Are you ready Girls. Let's Go! The neat, trim appearance, per- fect precision, rhythm and pep of our cheerleaders won for O.L.M.A. the trophy for first place in the Monsignor McClancy Memorial Tournament. Mary Alice ends a peppy cheer with a victory leap! Captain Ellen Davidson and C Captain Mary Alice Neuman Ellen accepts from Monsignor Hald the trophy for the squad. 78 W Y fLeft to rightj: E. Sullivan, H. Davis, M. Slavin, M. Gilmartin, G. Colligan, editor, and A, Magioncalda check copy for a new issue of Olmanac. The Olma Much thought, discussion and hard work go into the publishing of a year book. Here Cleftj the editors, Betty Wahl, Mary Gilmartin, and Edith Fasano, carefully select pictures that tell the story of the year at O.L.M.A. QBelowj Betty Wahl and Andrea Magion- calda represented O.L.M.A. at the Villanova Press Conference. Betty's topic on the Year Book Panel was Senior Write- Ups, Headings and Cap- tions, while Andreas on the Press Panel, was Dis- tribution of Work on the School Paper. Ulmanac The Olmanac has received First Honors from the Catholic School Press Association. Mem- bers of the staff are to be compli- mented for their consistent work in maintaining its Catholic tone, particularly in the fields of edi- torial writing and coverage of school news. 79 Glee Club You may not be a Patrice Munsel or a Rise Stevens, but if you have the combination of a fairly good voice, a love of singing, and an alertness for fine details, the Glee Club will accept your application! Sister Mary Denis is the director, and whether the club sings at concerts, shows, assemblies, or graduation, 'tis guaranteed that it will be worth while listening. Art Club With charcoal and paint, crayon or chalk, our artists imitate the masters or perfect their own creations. This opportunity to improve their skill is afforded them in the Art Club con- ducted by Sister Mary Constance, under whose guidance their talents are directed and developed. Note the end pages and page one of The Olma. Sheila Ryan and Valerie Keller, featured at the left, are the talented artists. 'nk If 99. 15? we-1' na? Vit X 9' all fi 80 Catholic Action and Mission Club .wwss-ffwtww as - Dressed in the costumes of various countries, members of the Mission Club remind us that missions all over the world need our prayers und finan- cial support. Linda Renner, at a special Mission Assembly, explains to the student body lust how holy pictures can be used to spread the faith of Christ, Learning how to make an Ad- vent Wreath is but one of the many projects of the zealous Catholic Action Club. The symbolic wreath now completed, it is lit and the designated prayers are said in preparation for the advent of Christ. Looks painless, doesn't it? Want to try it? It's the Latin Scholarship Club in session, Gay seems to be translating with ease-and not a Trot in sight! Sister Mary Cleophas is the moderator. fWonder how you would write all this in Latinlj Q Pat O'Neill awaits her turn to speak. and then sets forth a few good point! ers on Why johnny doesn't read. W? 82 This Panel Discussion was held at Chaminade High School during Catholic Book Week. Pat was O.L.M.A.'s representative. Solamente aqui se habla el ingles. Our Spanish-speaking girls have a chance to make progress in English in the special English class conducted by Sister Mary Pascal. 11... Leo Honor Society-First row fl, to rj: M. Buckley, H. Hill, M. Henkemeier, J. Brunner, K. Roberts, J. Beckg Second row: G. Colligan, A. Magioncalda, P. O'Neill, P. Molloy, A. Donovan. With pride we present the O.L.M.A. members of the Leo Honor Society and the first mem- bers of our newly organized school Mercy Honor Society. To merit membership in either of these societies, one has to receive and retain high ratings in all major subjects. These girls have not only fulfilled the require- ments, but they have credits to spare! Honor Societies Mercy Honor Society-fl. to rj: O. Buonagura, M. Forbes, P. McElroy, B. O'Connor, P. Doherty, L. Donahue, P. Egan, M. Geraty, P. Finley, V. Harvey, M. Caesar, C. Dowling, M. D'Amato. Fikmx V me .ffl fyfiayifi' Dances, plays, all the big events at O.L.M.A., which make our school life so enjoyable and memorable, develop in us, through God's grace, a spirit of charity and an appreciation of the virtues of others. In preparing for these affairs, we learn how to exchange ideas, to work harmoniously and to cooperate with others. Such qualities are necessary to help us fuliill God's injunction to love one another. During each social event, we make friends and associate with those whose principles and Christ-like ideals are the same as our own:-friends whose influence upon us will be a beneficial one and with whom we can make progress toward our eternal goal. Parent-Daughter Communion Brc At the beginning of this school year, a Communion Break- fast was held to acquaint the parents of our new freshmen with their school and its faculty. We hope that this event will be the beginning of another Academy tradition. K ,.x g ... .Io Ann Miutz introduces her parents to Sister Mary Geraldine. Our honored guest, Reverend Francis Toth, with P.T.A. Pres- ident, Mr. Weglein. Breakfast is served in the dining room and cafeteria. Parents and daughters united spiritually with our Lord. Hail! Men of Fordham Hail. An enthusiastic welcome always greets the Ford- N ham men when they arrive for their concert and dance . . . and no wonder, for their arrangements delight us more and more each year. K Eggs: .sxssgsagswsgxgmgg .:'::,.: ,Q :i.E1fI ' :ww ---- -: .:: . : :': .-.. ...TQ v mrfia- .,...1.,.:.g :gm s : 1g:2s:i:!:- 5g'-g::,:- g: ...... tx. vfux. A A httle glrl Gay Kreutzerj says her SQ prayers while all her toys are sleepmg Q , F1 - , . .1 'II -V as Q 'Q ' .5 G ' gf Miss nghk X K. .... ,Q 88 55 55555 ,,.:., ei rilugl vit KH ., ix ti c X 1 ti 4- ., The toys come alive! In an entrancing musical fantasia, the realm of the Sugar-Plum Fairy in Tchaikov- sky's Nutcracker Suite came alive on our stage. Fairyland, complete with its glitter, make-believe characters, and graceful dancers, was skillfully portrayed by the Dramatics Club under the direction of Sister Mary Aloysia. The delightful musical numbers were ar- gulf, tistically sung by the Glee Club, trained and 5 X directed by Sister Mary Denis. we Q XL. 1 ds 81 I Her children ri and call her Ble 5 ,LV 1 -Proverbs XXXI ,, 4. 1, To 52 21. 7 . i'w Q Je, if f ' - g o f X ,..., K7 ,,,,, if aaus Ref' t ': E Al, E a y t Qllv -E L F ,, -v ' .-f ,A ,. V , ak., .,. 'D iw? Flys pay homage to Mary, thergfnever catjr be ' ligh devotion and honor betsmgid upo thelg V of God. Therefore, in Qmsinegrey oriaffitylgmanifest our love and fidelity tor i, Whose special title of MerCy5g?gg gSChO zz, W is named, an annual pro- CESSi0H?2i7 ! f , 1 is held in the month of that ion, our minds and hearts zs' ll 'EV' 5' in gl unsung prayer as we try gf to eggpfess 1 ,,. '-:., 1 on for Mary, our Queen ailfghbiother, .Q f a sn 2 QM p ' Mmm.-..W,..,., K A 1535.4 we 'im' , . s. t W v . X , ,R . ,. ,, M, 'az-Lt 'ffl Lx' - R -F Q -' 't ' EW . 2 ' gg :U r5g3faf,at he ,S ...,. I 1 .iw Ib., Each girl presents Ll flower to Mary as il token of her love. ,, E Y if l L S er g Lu ix 'S ' -3 Pi QQQAK. .Q B 1 cp 'O .l The procession concludes with Benedic- tion of the Blessed Sacrament. 1 Melod in pring Another special feature of the year is the annual concert when our two music clubs fOrchestra under the direction of Sister Mary Joachim and Mr. Query, and the Glee Club directed by Sister Mary Denisj combine to render delightful arrangements of songs both old and new. Pat Canivan Crightj is our petite, talented cello soloist. R. Aellen, T. Slevin, and A. Gunther make up the nimble-fingered accordion trio. Card Part and Dane O.L.M.A.'s P.T.A. gives its full cooperation to all of the school undertakings, but it is especially active in arranging and conducting the annual Card Party and Dance-another of the year's big events. It's an evening when the family unites to wholeheartedly support the Academy in this social affair. While their daughters join in the dancing, the parents either play cards or work at the various tables where beautiful prizes may be won-prizes secured through the hard work of the students. F A Basket of Cheer always goes over big! Special feature of the evening-41 trip to Bermuda for two goes to the holder of the prize-winning ticket, 93 l , 2 n ' v Llndy, adyonf? 1 W 'I f ii , . 4 . 7 4 x .1 n- v' ,. .I , 1 . ' 1 Time out to smile at the camera! Nights ri junior Prom held in the star- decorated auditorium. Not only the Crown for Nancy, but also a kiss from her escort. All set for a wonderful time, lemember The Seniors looked forward to their prom, one of the lin highlights of the year. It was held December 26 the Le Perroquet Suite of the Waldorf. 'X fha' Introductions a Beneath the New Yofk 5kYline- Sandra frightj bubbles over with excitement waiting for her escort. A-Q4 re in order 95 Hurry, girls! Bills waiting. Marlene, Miss Vogue, models evening apparel. Sugar and Cookie ignore calories. jane entertains. Moira 5 fulfillment of a suppressed desire! Sunny admires Sandras pictures. Friendly discussion. Ah, relaxationl - QE,E Last Days at 0.L.M 0 O These days are filled with un rgettable memories . . . ' - Class Day Retreat Graduation Mass Commencement 97 my ,...v. Y.- .-4. Y-.M 4 F 1I'T1 Aiwa. 3'-1 I 4 0 B Ik .-7 ,pu Q 'high f 4:iA Q .i, hL,C if Li.A4.A A V. , . A . ALI t AA.v, M W .. . ff nj H J f' 'pf lffim .7 .ji-QJZJ ,fxf-t1..1t4gf,a-,,.fh fd H f --4 if Mlm A -fvf ,.x. ,-. . jqfgfl- ,dflflr-J Ju ,Jw ,fwfwanf ffff fzjliv-J 1 !fn,f1:J . , dp . :C fm, 11 ff. , Z, wwwwoew. WWW ' ,amd dj ' Jw, 144J,M.,M7,Uiw1-off gqifwf dv Jmlw c,a,.-.Q-Lxfzluu, ,lf ' - 2, U Q Wwgww fffffiw W? fwfayuinf, ,cw-1 7 U ' A 1 M 55wm2' 'D ' ff7'f 'ff A Q' , :E in .5 S SE 3 99 Edward Ehrbar, Inc. Construction Equipment GXQQIE BROOKLYN - POUGHKEEPSIE - WESTBURY 100 ..Patr0ns .. AQ..-0.a'-'K REVEREND MARTIN J. HALL ARMSTRONG DAIRY, INC. THE SILVER BELL MR. BERTOLOTTI MR. S: MRS. F. BOBULSKI MR. S: MRS. ROBERT D. BOLGER MR. S: MRS. W. EDWARD BROOKS MR. Sf MRS. DAVID H. CARSON CENTRE ESSO SERVICE STATION' MR. S: MRS. JOSEPH B. CRAMPTON ROSE DEINER DUFFY SI HORAN, INC. ECONOMY DRUG CO. MR. S: MRS. JOHN FABER HERMAN FEHLER A FRIEND TAYLOR S. GAY GEORGES DELICATESSEN MR. .sc MRS. GEORGE GRACE MR. S: MRS. JAMES J. HARTIGAN MR. S: MRS. MICHAEL HASSETT SISTERS OF HOLY ROSARY CONVENT M. O. HOWELL C. JANKE S: SONS JUDS - PREMIUM BEVERAGES K. S: S. TRANSPORTATION CORP. MR. JOHN E. KELLY MR. S: MRS. KEVIN P. KENNEDY MR. 8: MRS. WILLIAM T. KLEIN MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE KNOCKEL, SR. KNOTT'S PHARMACY MR. KUMLANDER MR. 8: MRS. RONNY LANTHIER MR. 8: MRS. CHARLES F. MCKENNA, JR MARY ELIZABETH HAIRSTYLISTH MR. 8: MRS. CHARLES I. MONTANNA MR. 8: MRS. ROGER T. MULLANEY MR. JAMES F. NEWMAN MR. S: MRS. J. O'CONNELL SAM L. PACE PETROLEUM HEAT S POWER CO., INC I'UCCIO'S DISTRIBUTORS RAYBERN BUS SERVICE, INC. E. REDDING SISTERS OF SACRED HEART CONVENT SISTERS OF SAINT GERARD CONVENT SEVENTH STREET CIGAR 8: STATIONERY MR. 8: MRS. W. G. SEYMOUR MR. 8: MRS. F. SHIELDS MR. 8: MRS. JOHN A. SHILLITO MR. 8: MRS. D. L. STONEBRIDGE MR. 8: MRS. GORDON SWEZEY SYOSSET LIQUOR STORE MR. 8: MRS. JAMES M. TONSMEIRE VILLA MARIA, SYOSSET 011111112211112111212311111124 Telephones: HO11is 5-1778 - 1890 WILLIHM T. SWENGROS. INC. -: PRINTING :- for SCHOOLS :: COLLEGES :: CHURCHES Plpproved Printers for the Miraculous Medal Novencx Bond YEHR BOOK SPECIHLISTS O 218-89 HEMPSTEHD HVENUE QUEENS VILLHGE 29, N. Y. TURECHMO COHSTHL 6. HHRBOR TOVVING CORPORHTION -...-..gqQj?g,-.,.. 11111111iiixiiiiiixiiiiiviiuio 102 A Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Abdo Acme Drive-In Cleaners Mr. 8: Mrs. John P. Aellen Jean Amendola Mr. Carl Anderson Mrs. C. Anderson Mr. 28: Mrs. Carl Anderson Anthony Jewelers Mr. 8: Mrs. Sal Armo 8: Family B Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur F. Beck Mary 8: George Blecka Patricia, Barbara 8: Georgie Blecka Jo Bobulski Mr. 8: Mrs. William Buscher Eugene Butler Butler French Dry Cleaners Mrs. William J. Butler, Jr. William J. Butler, Jr. C Miss Mary Ann Canivan Mr. 8: Mrs. John Carew Marline Carrole Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Carroll Compliments of a Christian Christina Hairdresser Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert A. Clifford Jerry Cossin Mrs. Charles Courtais D Dr. 8: Mrs. G. R. D'Amato Mr. 8: Mrs. George Dappel Harriet Ann Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. Will Degenfelder Peter del Sol, Jr. Mr. Christian Diener Miss Alice Dixon Patricia Doherty Mr. Theodore Domurat Mrs. Theodore Domurat Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Donachie Anna Marie 8: Linda Drechsel Mr. 8: Mrs. Herman Drechsel Drug King Drug Store E Eagle Shoe Service Eastwill Paint Stores Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Egan, Jr. F Barbara Faber Mrs. John Faber -: BOOSTERS crews'-Q. Fieldwood Store, Syosset Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Foley Mr. 8: Mrs. Karl Franzenburg A Friend G Frances Garmize George M. Gerhard Glen Head Barber Shop Glen Head Delicatessen Glen Head Upholsterers Glen Pharmacy, Syosset Marie Gomez Mrs. E. Gorevin H Bill Harbes Mr. 8: Mrs. J. P. Harrington Dr. Thomas John Hartnett Patricia A. Harvey Mrs. Herman Hehl Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Henkemeier Midisland Herald Mr. Alfred Heuler Hicksville Farms Mr. '8: Mrs. Douglas Hill Mrs. Inez Hoffman Mr. Peter Huller Mrs. R. Hultman Hymie K Ellen Kearney Mary Ann Kearney Dr. Gerald J. Keefe Mr. 88: Mrs. E. J. Kelly Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Kenny Kathy Kenny Mary Elizabeth Klein Mrs. A. Knierim Mr. 58: Mrs. George B. Knipfing George 8: Barbara Knipfing Howard 8: Carol Knipfing Mr. 18: Mrs. George W. Knockel Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Kohler Miss Ruth Kohler Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Kress Gay Kreutzer Mr. 8: Mrs. Alfred Kruger Mt. 18: Mrs. Walter Kuhn L Lou Ladate Mr. 8: Mrs. F. K. Leahy Compliments of L. 8: M. Sheila 8: Kathleen Looney M Mr. 8: Mrs. Myles McLaughlin Mr. 8: Mrs. Norman Malischke Mr. 8: Mrs. John Millan 103 Mr. 8: Mrs. J. F. Mohan Mr. 8: Mrs. P. J. Morris N New Hyde Park Chemists O Mr. 8: Mrs. J. J. O'Donnell Mr. 8: Mrs. William B. O'Keefe Olga Specialty Shop Orchard Meat Market P Mrs. Josephine Petruzziello R Rabkins Department Store Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Raleigh Mary 8: Joan Rieley Elizabeth Rooney Charlotte M. Ryan S Richard Scott 5 8: 10 Sea Glen Service Station Segall's Pharmacy Gene Sherman Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Sisto Catherine Spillane Mrs. Irving W. Stark Strauss Stores Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Sullivan Syosset Casuals, Inc. Syosset Cleaners 18: Tailors Co., Inc T Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Terzaglio Mr. 8: Mrs. Hans Theurer Miss Marie Tighe V Village Pharmacy Frank 8: Anna Viverito W Betty Wahl Frank Wahl Mrs. Frank Wahl Rayna Wallace Mrs. Helen S. Wallmuller Barbara Ann Wells Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Wells Robert Westcott Agnes Wetzel uiuiugui in 1 111 10111101 ri 11 ri 1101114 11101 111 3 Telephone: PIoneer 6-7400 Long Is1cmcI's Oldest Distributor of POWER EQUIPMENT GEORGE MHLVESE 5. CO., INC. E O U I P M E N T for CONTRHCTORS, MUNICIPHLITIES, HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS HGRICULTURHL HND INDUSTRIHL QCCOUNTS IERICHO TURNPIKE NEW HYDE PQEK, N, Y. DHGGETT 6. RI-IMSDELL, INC. COSMETIC MQNUEECTUEING .asp-Q, 350 FIFTH HVENUE 114 is 1 in 1 1 111 sim 2010101011 1 111: 10111410101 vi pin 104 111 1014 in 1: 11 1030101 101 ri 11030201011 1 13 rim in 1 11 3 Best Wishes . . Chemical Manufacturing Co., Inc XM NEW YORK - LOS HNGELES SHN FRHNCISCO :Z :Z 1010101 bioifxioioilxioicrioicrioicrirbifxicri 51010201 05 Compliments ot . . . Drechsel Printing Company Letterpress ' Color Printing Offset Telephones: GRctmercy 3-1767 - 8 56 EHST ELEVENTI-I STREET NEW YORK 3, N. Y. 106 Maintenance Contractors, Inc. Masonry Restoration, Caulking Waterproofing Exterior and Interior Painting C-,XJLIB 107 11113iiiiiiiiiiriaiioiiixiixi Compliments of . . . Picone Bros. of Suffolk, Inc Our Service Is Tops in Bricks and Blocks I Telephone: CHcrpe1 9-5800 C BROHD HOLLOW ROHD FHRMINGDHLE, N. Y. 108 I Compliments of . . S Y O S S E T PLUMBING 6. HEHTING, INC. GXJLZED Regular Sailings from United States Ports to Mediterranean and Levant Service CRDIZ - BHRCELONR - GENOR - NRPLES TRIESTE - PIRPIEUS - ISTY-INBUL and WORLDWIDE TRHMP SERVICE STEVENSON LINES T. I. STEVENSON :Sr CO.. INC. 80 BROHD STREET. NEW YORK. N. Y. Telehonez WHitehall 3-2977 Norfolk Mobile, Hla. HINKINS S.S, FIGENCY, INC. PQGE 6- IONES Philadelphia Washington. D. C. IOHN C. ROGERS 6. CO. STEVENSON LINES Charleston Newport News PHLMETTO SHIPPING CO., INC. I-IINKINS S.S. HGENCY, INC Savannah, Ga. Baltimore SMITH 61 KELLY HINKINS S.S. RGENCY, INC 3 1 ni ni ni: ini nz vi 11014 io1xr1oto14v11nian1o1o1o1m 1 109 xi: 1 14 xoiojoioinic 2034 if 1 101 111 101 1 ri ri fini 3 3 Telephone: Wfllnut 1-5300 Ronny Lanthier, Pres t h It's Longer, It's Lower, It's Lovelier, It's Heaven It's the FORD for '57 PLHINVIEW FORD Service-SHLES-Parts Servicing: Syosset, Plainview, East Norwich, Oyster Bay, Bayville, Iericho, Woodbury. SOUTH OYSTER BHY ROHD SYOSSET, N. Y. Compliments of . . MR. HND MRS. FRHNK GIORGIO O vi ni ni 2 11 1 11311 111 xi vi 14 11:14 ini: 11111111411 110 Graduating Class-Iune 1957 4B-1 XM Compliments of . . . RYHN REHDY MIXED CONCRETE CORP. NE COR. SMITH HND NINTH STREETS BROOKLYN, N. Y. Best Wishes . . MR. 6 MRS. RICHHRD G. , N Telephone: STillwell 4-2468 HENRI BILLHHRZ. INC. PLUMBING - HEHTING - ou. BURNERS Fuel Oil 45-56 FORTY-SEVENTH STREET WOODSIDE. N. Y. Compliments of . . . AMElucA's Fokemosr Foon RETAIL!!! . . . SINCE 1059 M, k 2 uper ur eis XI' THE GREAT ATLANTIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY With Best Wishes . . THE SISTERS OF ST. IEROME'S CONVENT -.lNO 'is 112 10141: Telephone: EDgewoocl 3-1200 Est. 19-03 M. I. KNIPFING 6 SONS, INC. Long Islands Oldest FORD Dea1er 265 POST HVENUE WESTBURY, N. Y. SYOSSET DRUGS In the Village Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Baby Needs - Sick Room Supplies LOCUST GROVE DRUGS Fit the Turnpike YOUR PROFESSIONHL DRUG STORES De George - Dayton - Ciancarelli Telephones: Fflirlawn 6-1830 - 1831 - 1832 Est. 1899 I. SHUSVILLE SONS Manufacturers, Importers and Iobbers BPIKERS FIND INSTITUTION SUPPLIES Warren L. Sausville, 67 Red Ground Road Roslyn, N. Y. - ROs1yn 3-1152 17 CHHMBERLHIN HVENUE EHST PHTERSON. N. I. Compliments of . . . FOOD MARKETS Serving Long Island Since 1887 113 024xi!ri:ri:1ioZn1u1n1nin24ri 2020201111011 11 ini 110103112 Telephones: EDgewood 4-2696 - 2697 - 2698 CHLIFORNIH PETROLEUM DIST., INC. CHLSO GQSOLINE II RPM LUBRICHNTS 121 HOPPER STREET WESTBURY, N. Y Compliments of . . HELEN M. OLSEN 'iffy-QR Compliments of . . HUNTINGTON UTILITIES FUEL CORP. .gf-so,-Q, Telephone: OYster Boy 6-0013 LONG ISLHND COHL CO. -BLUE coal.- Olgcx Stoker - Ccmnel Fireplace Cool - Fuel Oil OYSTER BHY, N. Y. 1 1 141:11 3 1 2 20103010111141301111113:if1 111111341201 114 ui 1103030101014liuinini11111i4 1010101 li ri :mini ri rin 2 Best W1SheS to . . . THE GRQDUQTING cuass '57 MR. 6. MRS. NICHOLI-IS V. FHSHNO Telephone: Ploneer 7-1113 GHRDEN CITY HHIR STYLISTS. INC. 656 FRHNKLIN HVENUE GHRDEN CITY, NC Y. Compliments to the . . . SOPHOMORE CLHSSES Compliments of the . . . SISTERS OF HOLY INNOCENTS CONVENT ri: 3 1 ui ni is 1010111 11 ni 10101 ri vi 1 ri if 3411111 is 115 Compliments of . . . DR. 6. MRS. IHMES C. BHRNETT -pkqyif Telephone: lVanhoe 9-7487 FREE PLHNNING SERVICE R. H. KELLY, INC. FURNITURE HND EQUIPMENT for Schools, Offices and Institutions 205 MHIN STREET 141 NORTH FRHNKLIN STREET HEMPSTEHD, N. Y. Telephone: MY 2-6717 King Wah Restaurant :S Cocktail Lounge OPEN HLL YERR Where Dining ls H Pleasure IERICHO TPKE. 6. ROUND SWHMP RD. HUNTINGTON. N. Y. Telephone: NEptune 4-5200 Est. 1893 LOEB 6. MEYER. INC. PRIME MEHTS 81-01 BOULEVARD ROCKHWHY BEHCH 93, N. Y. 0111101411viniuiuiavicviunirnioini icsioiarioioiwnicnioioioim 116 Hassett Plumbing 81 Heating Supply Co Telephones: HUntingtor1 4-0127 - 0128 336 NHSSHU ROHD HUNTINGTON STHTION, N. Y. 14 1 1 1 111 10111 1111411101 1 111011 11101010101 '117 1311111131111iiiiuiiixiiiriniuiii Graduating Class - Iune 1957 4B-2 PRHTT BROTHERS CONTRHCTING, INC. OLD COUNTRY ROHD WESTBURY. N. Y. Compliments of . . . GIESE FLORIST, INC. 82 LEE HVENUE HICKSVI1.LE. N. Y Compliments of . . . MR. 6 MRS. LOUIS SMITH 118 rivinivi 2111111111 1 1 101 1101: 101011101 With Best Wishes . IOHN H. MUNLEY and GEORGE I. MEHDE Telephone: ORio1e 6-0226 GEORGE Q. MUNSON D-B-H-NHSSHU ENGINEERING co. IRON FIREMHN HEHTING EQUIPMENT Carrier Hir Conditioning CHNIVHN BROTHERS, INC. BUILDING REPHIRS GHRDEN CITY, N. Y. Compliments of . . . IOSEPH VIRDONE. IR. f' .., 119 10211111 111111121211 1 111 11111 ini 111111131 Compliments ol . , . E. DOLORES VIRDONE Telephone: ROslyn 3-0189 DOMURHT BROTHERS PLUMBING HND HEHTING 49 MINEOLH HVENUE ROSLYN HEIGHTS, N. Y. EVI-INS HMITYVILLE DHIRY. INC. HMITYVILLE FREEPORT BLUE POINT Congratulations to . . THE GRHDUHTES SISTERS OF MERCY MERCY HIGH SCHOOL RIVERHEHD. N. Y. 1 20 TELEPHON ICS CORPORHTION PHRK HVENUE HUNTINGTON, N. Y. HOHMHNN 6 BHRNHRD, INC. H. F. HOHMPINN, President 204 EHST THIRTY-THIRD STREET NEW YORK 16. N. Y. Telephone: WElls 1-1495 FHIRWHY FHRMS Quality Guards Health MILK - MILK PRODUCTS - FHRM FRESH MILK HICKSVILLE, N. Y. Telephone: Clrcle 6-7160 HCKLEY EQUIPMENT COMPHNY COMPLETE KITCHEN HND DINING ROOM EQUIPMENT Bar Equipment and Supplies - Sanitary and Cleaning Supplies Furniture, Ranges, Steamtables, Coffee Urns, Hotel China Glassware, Silverware, Cooking Utensils 755 TENTH HVENUE NEW YORK 19, N. Y. 121 uiuixriuinioioifriaozo 11010101 rjoioiujoif 9101014 rjoioi4rjo1o1o1u11 11014 nioioioioiarianiojanicxiasicriojanioifxic 9:0 If ui 3 1:1 1 1 1:1 2 1010101 1 111 1011101 311111113 Compliments of . . SHINT THOMHS HQUINHS SCHOOL Telephone: LI31 4-8572 KENNEDY PHOTO ENGRHVING INC. o 260 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET NEW YORK 18. N. Y Telephone: FLorc11 Pork 4-4844 SHL HMENDOLH CONSTRUCTION CO. o 114 LHUREL DRIVE NEW HYDE PHRK. N. Y Telephone: ROslyn 3-1589 Iohn P. Tucholski, Lic. Mgr ROSLYN HEIGHTS FUNERHL HOME INC. HIR coND1T1oNED CHQPELS Licensed Ernbcflrner ond Funercrl Director 75 MINEOLI-1 I-IVENUE ROSLYN HEIGHTS. N. Y 122 Telephone: WOrth 6-2727 Since 1887 HI-IRDING 6. HI-IRDING MQNUFQCTURING PRINTERS Rotary Printed One-Time Carbon Business Forms 16 IHY STREET NEW YORK 13, N. Y. Compliments oi . . . SHINT HGHTHH'S SCHOOL ' - Telephone: Ploneer l-5500 I. S. MCHUGH. INC. EQUIPMENT SPEClHLISTS for Schools - Churches - Hospitals - Convents 839 STEWHRT HVENUE GFIRDEN CITY, N. Y. MIKE MHNUCHE RESTHURI-INT STEHKS I1 cHoPs Italian Cuisine 834 SECOND HVENUE NEW YORK. N. Y. 123 30141 1 1 ini 3 ini ixiri 1 1 11113111 2 1 3 is 1 MHCHINE HCCOUNTTNG scHooL IBM KEY PUEEETFEZIEEBHTHBULHTING 220 WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET NEW YORK. N Y Congratulations ond Best Wishes . . . TO THE CLHSS OF 1957 DR. 6. MRS. H. H. CHSSON WQQCQWIV Q... ,WMJLQQW S WNV VJ! 4 N W Compliments of . . . I. I. BRHNCHTO 0 124 1 011:31 in 1 3 114 ini :Lui ri 11 13411 xi 111111114 in in 101: 1 xi 1 1341: 1 is it1ni13030303011riuilrifvioiuinil1 10111 Telephone: MUrray Hill 7-8830 BENHRT MHIL SI-ILES SERVICE, INC. Fitzpatrick-Pirnak Organization BENHRT PHOTO-OFFSET CORPORHTION 235 EHST FORTY-FIFTH STREET NEW YORK 17, N. Y. Telephone: WPllnui 1-3580 I. P. FREEMI-IN oPToMETR1sT Eyes Examined 1: Glasses Fitted 15 IRH ROI-ID SYOSSET. WHlnut l-3500 - Telephones - FO 8 HBHLENE OIL COMPI-INY. INC. MOBIL-HEI31T Fuel Oil :: Oil Burner Sales ci Service 92 IHCKSON HVENUE SYOSSET, N. Y. -8883 N. Y. Telephone: Wfllnut l-1322 Iohn Boesch, Buy Where lt's Baked Fresh SYOSSET BHKERY BREFID, PPISTRY, ROLLS FOR HLL OCCHSIONS Birthday and Wedding Cakes - Ice Cream Cakes Schraftt's Ice Cream SYOSSET. NEW YORK 125 Prop. HUB 1.G.1-1. SUPER MARKET 8-14 COLD SPRING ROHD SYOSSET, N. Y Near Post Office Under New Modern Management :: Iim Dayton, Prop. SYOSSET SWEET SHOP Next to Post Office HOT LUNCHES OUR SPECIHLTY Ice Cream - Sodas - Magazines - Newspapers Compliments of the . . SISTERS OF SHINT BRIGID'S CONVENT Compliments of . . MR. 6 MRS. GERHRD I. BRHNCHTO 126 Best Wishes to . . . THE CLHSS OF '57 MR. 6: MRS. ROBERT V. BURNS O Telephone: HUntington 4-l429 HLBERT'S DHIRY, INC. Bringing You the Highest Quality MILK HND CREHM Produced at Our Own Farm 2: Home Delivery Service 268 BROHDWHY HUNTINGTON STHTION, N. Y Telephones: l:'l..ushing 8-2262 - 9300 P. LOFHRO, INC. SQND, GRHVEL fx STONE II BUILDING MQTERIQLS Paint and Mason Hardware No Orders Too Small or Too Large 120-22 TWENTY-EIGHTH HVENUE FLUSHING. N. Y Telephone: MUrray Hill 2-599l Compliments of . . . WILLIHM I. SCULLY, INC. METQL FURRING HND LQTHING SOUND CONTROL, INSULHTION 425 LEXINGTON HVENUE NEW YORK 17. N. Y 1 1111121111111 1 1111 1411010111111 1:1 3 ini xi :ui 127 PHX ET BONUM UNIQUE GIFT STUDIO F. cmd Y. Hlesscmdroni 15 EHST FIFTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK 22. N. Y. Telephone: Ploneer 7-5505 Call cmd Delivery BESTEVER CLEHNERS. THILORS. DYERS SHME DHY DELUXE CLEENING SERVICE 184 SEVENTH STREET GHRDEN CITY. N. Y. Best Wishes from . . . DR. 5. MRS. FRHNK B. GHLLHGHER Best Wishes . . SISTERS OF ST. PHTRICK'S CONVENT BHY SHORE. NEW YORK 128 -: BUSINESS DIRECTORY:- BIRCH HILL LIQUORS 173 Birch Hill Rd., Locust Valley GL 4-4670 H FRIEND GERHGHTY'S SOUNDVIEW MOTORS TWin Harbors 5-1449 20 Bayville Rvenue, Bayville, L. I. IOSEPH MESZHROS Plumbing and Heating 74 West Euclid Street, Valley Stream Glen Cove Wholesale Fruits 6. Vegetables 648 Glen Cove Rvenue, Glen Head, N. Y. SCHNEIDER Grand Prize BEVERHGES No Finer Soda at any Price! PURCELL'S FLOWER SHOP WElls l-2830 188-R Broadway, Hicksville, N. Y. GLEN HEHD PHHRMHCY L. P. Silvernale M I. P, Togneri 55 Glen Head Rd., Glen Head GL 4-1004 W. H. KELLY Sunshine Biscuit Company Garden City GLEN HEAD ELECTRIC SHOP Electrical Contractor - F. W. Hoeven 54 Glen Head Rd., Glen Head GL 4-0116 ST. MHRY OF THE HNGELS HOME Syosset, Long Island WINDSOR FUEL CO.. INC. Mineola - Glen Cove Clyde Debs Sub-Teen 6. Iunior Teen Apparel 433 Guinea Road, R. H. RO 3-2624 NHTIONHL Sc. 10c 6. 25c Stores Corp. The Village Thrift Center North Iackson Rvenue, Syosset, N. Y. Compliments ot . . . IONES - MHNN of Lloyd Harbor Compliments of . . . SCHOELLE'S PHHRMHCY Sea Cliff, L. 1. DE CHSTO BHKING CO. French 46 Italian Bread - Cakes if Rolls 138 Vespucci Rve., Copiague RM 2157 MCKENNH INSURHNCE HGENCY Real Estate - Insurance 207 Post I-lve., Westbury, N. Y. ED 4-1010 12 GLEN HEHD PHHRMHCY GLen Cove 4-1004 55 Glen Head Road, Glen Head, N. Y. GOMEZ SERVICE STHTION 2 Hempstead Rvenue, Hempstead, N. Y. R. C. WILLIHMS 6. CO.. INC. Distributors of Fine Foods Since 1811 LERNER Stationers 257 Main Street, Farmingdale, N. Y. GLENDH LYN SHOPS Exclusive Sportswear and Lingerie 369 S. Oyster Bay Road WElls 1-0800 GHRDEN SHNITHRY HHND LHUNDRY Ploneer 7-3320 670 Franklin Flve., Nr. 7th St., Garden City SYOSSET HHRDWHRE CO. Hardware - Houseware - Paints 43 Iackson Hve., Syosset, N. Y. WH l-1686 GILLIHR 6: GILLIHR 625 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N. Y. I. P. KEHOE Stationery 1374 Northern Boulevard, Roslyn, N. Y. IHHN'S ICE CREHM PHRLOUR CHerricks Shopping Centerj 406 Hillside Hvenue, Williston Park, L. I. RUDY'S SUPER DELICHTESSEN 60-62 Hillside Rvenue, Williston Park, N. Y. NHSSHU G. L. F. WElls 1-0342 West Barclay Street, Hicksville, N. Y. Hempco TV Hppliance Supermarket Long Island's Leading Discount Center 120 Main Street, Hempstead IV 3-8470 BITTNER CORPORHTION Items for Continents 109 Worth Street, New York 13, N. Y. NEI1.L BURGESS CO. 25 New York Rvenue, Huntington, N. Y. Compliments of . . . ROBERT W. POWELL COUNCIL. No. 3488 Knights of Columbus UNIONDHLE. NEW YORK 9 'Y ' Rx? si ? 15 - WM, ' 4 , an rg , If Ulf WM - 'wyvv-wlsulnrv ll-0 K+ 3 '. ,, ,, , ., J L :w ig ' Nxkigvwbcff . 4 - .fm M L- y-f,..,W. W xmwmxmxwmm, ,,,g!,, , - t A ffm l Word provides . . . ...ws a light to guide, a ath to follow. lt is our purpose to continue as we have begun - upward and onward .ilong the path leading toward our goal: n path laid out for us by Christ Himself, and with the light of His truths to guide us along the Way. Witli Confidence and trust, we adopt for the future the thoughts expressed in this early Gaelic hymn: God's LIGHT to direct me, God's power to protect meg God's wisdom for learning, God's eye for discerningg God's ear for my hearing, God's WORD for my rlearing. fAttr. to Saint Patrickj Aellen, R. ......., . Aldock, L. ....... . Amodeo, C. ......... . Bamrzck, P. ......... . Berry, B. ........,... . Billharz, J. ...,,.. . Birchell, J. ............ . Blyman, M. ......,... . Bolger, M. ..,,.. . Boyd, S. ...........,,...... . Brancato, R. Buckley, M. ......... . Burns, N. ......... . Canivan, P. ..... . Cannella, L. .......... . Carroll, A. ....... . Carson, G. ....,,.. . Clifford, R. ,, ...... Colligan, G. ......,. . Curry, S. ............ . Daly, E. ..,,.....,,.. . Gilhooly, M. ...... , Gilmartin, M. ......... . Harding, M. ....,,....... . Hennessey, B. .............. . Hildebrandt, M. .,...... . Kane, K. ,,,.,..........,....,. , Kelley, A. .......,..,... . Kreutzer, G. ........ . Kums, M. ................... . Lambrigger, M. .,.,,,... , Lee, M. .............. ,......... . . Leone, N. ......,,....... . Leun, P. ..............,., ,. Le Von, M. .......... . Lrcausr, R. .,..... . ..... . Lofaro, .................... . McCormack, M. ......... . McDermott, R. McGrrr, P. ..,,,.....,,.... . MCGurk, A. ....,............. . Spadaro, B. ..... . spah,E. .................., Sullivan, E. ......... . Switzer C. Villasrriil, Wahl, B. ..,..,..... . 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