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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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SISTER MRRY EILEEN, Principal GRPIDUPITES .......A...,...... Ianuary Graduates Iune Graduates Student Council CLQSSES IN SESSION ....c...d. Seniors Iuniors Sophornores Freshmen Iunior High RCTIVITIES ,.,r...,., Sports Music Qrt Olma and Olmcmac Clubs HIGHLIGHTS ....r..,...r,r.......... Senior Prom Fordham Glee Club Christmas Play St. Patricks Day Dance Concert May Procession SENIOR REVIEW .,...i.... OUR FRIENDS ..............,,,..,,.,.,.............,....................,......................... IU I6 I8 955299 14 19 It was after much thought and consideration that we, the Graduating Class of 1958, chose for the theme of our year book, Prayer . . . Power . . . Progress. We had been looking for one that would embrace our four years in the Flcademy, one that would put in a nutshell the guiding principle of our achievements. We realized, thereforef that it was our union with God through prayer that gave up the impetus, guidance, and power to advance both spiritually and intellectu- ally, and to make progress toward our graduation day. Prayer - Without Me you can do nothing. There- fore, each day was begun with a prayer for direction, each action was sanctified by the offering of it to God in union with the merits of His Divine Son, and each day was ended with a prayer of thanksgiving and reparation. Power - For anyone who asks, receives . . Through this dependence upon God, we achieved power. First and most important was the power over ourslves, for we learned to control and direct our desires. Then followed the power to discover His will for our future, and daily power to overcome our own difficulties in our studies, and to solve our own problems of growing up. Progress- I can do all things in Him Who strengthens me. Possessing this power and accepting the guid- ance of our teachers, we have become intelligent, purposeful Catholic women who, through continued cooperation with God's grace, are capable of filling responsible positions in God's world. Ei? u fu 7fze paicuilege Ili awful TO DEDICPITE WITH DEEP FIEEECTION QND LQSTING GRHTITUDE THIS ISSUE OE THE OLMH TO OUR CI-IPIPLHIN I-'ts students in Our Lady of Mercy Qcademy, we have been privileged to have Father Potterton not only for our chaplain but also tor our director and teacher. ln his first and foremost position as chaplain, Father has given us the opportunity to advance in the love of God. Each new school year has been opened with the celebration ot Holy Mass and the begging ot God's grace on the work of the coming year, Hn- nual retreats and holy hours, given under his direction, have served as fresh inspirations to greater love and devotion. Hs our teacher, Father his instilled in us a deeper comprehension ot our responsibilities to God, ourselves, home and community in which we live. Hs our director, he has endeavored to guide us as We tried to decide the paths we would follow through our future lives. During these all-important mold- ing years, his advice and influence have been ever present. We owe a great debt to Father, a debt which will be repaid only when each of us takes his teaching, lives by it and cherishes it. Hs we leave the Plcademy, then, we present this year book as the opening rather than the closing pages of our tribute to our chaplain. 41 KA, HIS l'lOl..lNESS, POPE PIUS Xll, NOW GLORIOUSLY RElGNlNG ln his wisdom Pope Pius Xll divided the century-old Diocese ot Brooklyn into the Dioceses ol Brooklyn and Rockville Centre, This division marked over one hundred years ol progress made by the Church on Long Island lt is a progress noted not only in the increased Cath- olic population, but also in the large number ot well-organized educational and social institutions. ln order to insure the spiritual well-being ol the Cath- olic population and the spread ot Christs kingdom, His Holiness established this new Diocese ot Rockville Centre. - We Welcome as the first Bishop of Rockville Centre, the Most Reverend Walter P. Kellenberg. We pray that he Will be blessed with the health, strength and grace necessary to spread tur- ther the Faith, and that his administration will witness a tremendous growth of the Church in this newly-created diocese. His Excellency, 4OST REVEREND WQLTER P. KELLENBERG Bishop ol Rockville Centre His Excellency arrives at the Flcademy where he presided over the Graduation Exercises UV v r REVEREND EDGHR P. MCCHRREN Secretary for Education Superintendent of Schools Father McCarren distributes the diplomas to our l958 graduates. Z.. The task ot educating the Catholic children ot Rmerica is of tremendous importance, especially today when the rapid- ly changing World is in such a precarious situation, There is a grave need tor men and Women Who can lead the world back to God and peace. lt is up to the Catholic Church to train such leaders. In this new Diocese ot Rock- ville Centre, His Excellency, the Most Reverend Walter P. Kellen- berg, has wisely entrusted to Reverend Edgar P. McCarren the obligation ot educating young Catholics. Father is the first Superintendent ot Schools in Rockville Centre. We express the hope that he will be highly successful in the education of our Catholic youth, so that they may take their proper place in the world and lead men to God. I up-.... il nf SISTER MQRY EILEEN Principal of Our Lady of Mercy Plcademy Sister accepts a Spiritual Bouquet from the Ianuary graduates, ri Q ln September, l957, we extended a welcome to Sister Mary Eileen, the new principal of Our Lady of Mercy Hcademy. Then amidst much speculation we waited for all the drastic changes we expected Sister to inflict upon us. We waited in vain. Weeks passed, and changes did occur which, together with the established rules of Mercy, were so quietly and effectively enforced that our appre- hensions began to disappear. lt was apparent that Sisters wise leadership possessed the quality of justice tempered with mercy. Thus the sincere welcome given to Sister in September has been enriched with sentiments of respect, admiration and appreciation. We speak for all the students of the Hcademy when we say that we are most grateful to Sister for the example and guidance she has given us. lt is our hope that Sister will experience much happiness in successfully fulfilling her plans as principal of OLMH. amy, REVEREND DHNIEL I. POTTERTON ...........A... ............,..,.....,...... R eligion SISTER MRRY IOHN .........,.,.....,....,....A.....,.... ........A... P iono Instructions SISTER MPIRY ROSHLIE ............ ....,.....,,,. E nglish SISTER MFIRY BERTRRND ........,.. ..,I....I..... L ibrorion SISTER MPIRY CONCEPTPI .......I. I........ L otin SISTER MQRY CONSTHNCE ,........,, .,.....I...........,.I.,....,.I.........I.. H rt SISTER MPIRY PHSCHL ,..........II .I...,....I.,. R eligion, Biology SISTER MPIRY CRTHERINE ...,..,.,.,,.,....,..........,..I,..........,...I,..I....,..,,..,,,,.,,..,. Religion SISTER MHRY REGINQLD .,,..,............ Intermediate, lUth Yeor Moth SISTER MRRY CLEOPI-IRS ,.t.Ii..... ...........,...........,.,t....,.,,., L dtin SISTER MPIRY LHETITIH ...tt...,..,..,..............,.....,........,....I,..,.,t,., Religion, French SISTER MRRY HLOISIH ll.... World I-listory, Citizenship Educotion SISTER MHRY TPIRCISIUS ,.,....,. Hmericon I-Iistory, World History wig SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER SISTER MRRY MQRY MPIRY MRRY MFIRY MQRY MRRY MHRY MFIRY MHRY MPIRY MFIRY DENIS .,II..I,,I........... FRHNCESCH F ELICITRS ...... PLPICIDQ .......... IORCHIM ............ .,...,.I.., MQIELLPI ......,....,. ........, INN OCENTIP1 CLETUS ,......,..,,. CRRMEL I.......,.. PIERRE .I....,....,, IRENE ,.,.........,......... REPRRQTRICE .,,...,.. MRS. MFIE LHVELLE .,..I.....,,...,....... MR. FORD MILES ,..I.,.... , I.............. Music Chemistry Church History, French .. Religion, English, Speech Church History, Chemistry Moth 9th oncl lOth Yeors Lotin, World History English, Speech History, French Iunior High Iunior High Physiccrl Educcttion Cooch XX 4 Qwdualbi When We pray, we link ourselves with the inexhaustible motive power that spins the universe. We ask that a part of this power be apportioned to our needs. Even in asking, our human deficiencies are filled and We' arise strengthened and repaired. --l,I'1l,IjI'l' lx l'n1r1'r LINDH IHNE HLCHERMES Saint Patrick, Glen Cove Lin . , . one of the crew , , , crazy green eyes and freckles . , . a real vogue stylist, but collegiate from the word go . . . Parlez-vous francais? , . . pert and peppy . . , sophisticated senior . , A Hey Kirb! . . . Cicero's protege . . , love that pony tail. Glee Club l: Mission Club 1: Speech-Debate 2.3.4: Dramatics 3,4: Student Council Representative 2: Student Council 4. 'if' IHNE EILEEN BHRNES Sacred Heart, Bayside Ianie . . . our mathematician . . , loves Westhampton . . . cherishes her ice skates . . . neatness and efficiency prevail . . . always on a diet . , A Fl car? Let's go! , . A Money, please! . . , really great personalityg wonder- ful friend . , . proud of all her Irish blood. Mission Club l.2.3.4: Catholic Rction 2,3: Press Club 3: Dramatics 3,4: Legion of Mary 2,3: Year Book Business Manager 4: Prom Committee 3: Class President 3: Secretary 3: Treasurer 1.4: Principal's List l,2.3.4. R IUDITH HNNE BHRNES Sacred Heart, Bayside Iudy . . . one of the dissimilar Barnes twins . . . loves apples and potato chips , . . forever creating new schemes for library bulletin board . . . capable photo- grapher around Mercy , . . loves football games . . . l-leyl did you see that car? , . , avid Nat King Cole fan . . .! Mission Club 1: Drarnatics l: Student Council Repre- sentative l: Hrt Club l,2.3,4: Legion of Mary 2.3: Catholic Fiction 4: Librarian Rssistant 1,2.3.4: Year Book photo- Q grapher 4. 'Y 1 -xx .Al , I wtf ,A 441tv1 ?'-F' elf' -, 'Q 3 43 5 IUDITH BNN CHHRLES Saint Ioseph's, Garden City Charlie' ',,. collegiate personality . , . ardent follower Virgil . . . Westhampton-bound come the summer , . , beautifully dressed at all times . , . the greatest . . . deep, hearty laugh and a voice to match . . . loves to dance . . . sophisticated from the word go . . . loves life . . , always ready to help, Dramatic Club 2.3.4: Catholic Bction 2: Mission Club 2.3.4: Latin Scholarship 2.3.4: Year Book 4: Cheerleader 2.3: Class Secretary 3.4: Student Council Representative sr 2. PHTRICIH THEBESE DUGHN Saint Flnastasia, Douglastcn Pee Dee will be remembered for her friendly manner and increasing wit , . staunch Point Lookout fan . . . Summertime . . has perfected the art of eating , partial to music class . , mailman's special friend Look at that car ' . . always on the go warm-hearted, thoughtful friend Glee Club 2: Mission Club 3.4: Dramatics 3.4: Prom Committee 3. s . T22 MHUREEN VERONICH FISHER Saint Philip Neri, Ncrthport Typical Hmericaine . , , gorgeous emerald eyes , . . effervescent personality . . . Winsome smile , . , Fishie . . . our future Esther Williams , . an intellectual , , . Watch out for that scalpel ' Press Club 2.3.4: OLMHNHC staff: Debate Club 2.3.4: Dramatics Club 2: Misison Club 2: French Club 2: Latin Scholarship 3.4: Student Council 4: Corresponding Secretary of Student Council 4. MHRILYN IOHN GHITH Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Mao . , a perpetual ball of enthusiasm . , . lovely to look at, delightful to know , . . contagious giggle . . flair for fashions , OLMFl's Ben Hogan . . . exquisite . . . patron of the arts, especially music . , essence of refinement , . . oh' those Cresthavert dances and Sky-Hi summers Glee Club 1.2: Catholic Hction 3: Mission 3,4: Dramatics 3.4: Student Council 4: Legion oi Mary 2.3.4. last . , . Oh, that accent' l lk it if GHII. MHRIE GILMHRTIN Saint Hnastasia, Douglaston MISS O.L.M.Q. Q wonderful friend . . . always has a good word for all . . . 'l'hat's what my father said . , , just crazy about swimming and water-skiing on Lake George , . . the kids from the country . . . Bus 12 , , . Let's buy some pickles and brownies! . . . Mom and Dad, Em-lay, Bob and Kev . . . Murphy's Top Popover!!! . . , It was fabulous. HRLENE LOUISE GHNDOLF Saint Michaels Flushing l got a letter! '... What did you do this weekend? . , . will always remember the trip to D C .,.. loves blonde hair and blue eyes . . . adores one '49 red and white Ford . . . Look at my nails . , T.N.T.-tall 'n' terrific , , , naturally curly hair , . , a true friend to the Rrt l: Mission 2.3: Catholic Hction 3. . Glee Club 1.2: Mission Club 2: Press Club 3.4: Catholic f Hction 3.4: Legion of Mary 2,3.4: Class President l: Secretary 2: Treasurer 3: Student Council 4: Student Council Vice-President 4. -.sh B H x l 'iff'-L hw: - .r PHTRICIH BNN GURNICK Our Lady of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Bayside Gurney . . . sedate . . , those dietetic lunches . . . down at the beach . . . sincere friend . , . Don't laughg it isn't funny! . , . my driver's license . . . loves shrimp . . . loves to go shopping. Mission Club l.2.3: Catholic Rction Club 3: Press Club 2: Class Treasurer l: Vice-President 2: Student Council 4. MHRY MONICH HIENKEMEIER Saint Patrick, Glen Cove MISS LQ. Tiny 'n' Terrific . , Henkie . , Her Mom and Dad , . . Oh, those big lunches' . . . Mommy gave me a divinity barl' ',., well known for her high and mighty reMHRKS . . , the mouse stole the trap again! , , , very helpful and generous . . a loyal and ardent Glee Clubber . . , one of the Glee Club Mermaids. Glee Club l.2.3,4: President of Glee Club 4: Leo Honor Society l.2.3.4: Student Council Representative l: Student Council 4: Corresponding Secretary of Student Council 4: Class President 2: Latin Scholarship Club 3. J MHRY ELIZHBETH HERRICK Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Fl winning smile and an innocent look , . Foodlll Where? . . Mom, Dad and Patsy . . . Only fifty-two more days to my birthday!l . . . loves math, 340 and days off , , , We're going to have a blizzard , , Bus 12 . , . There's my bulldog ' . . true friend . . one of the Glee Club Mermaids, Glee Club l.2,3.4: Latin Scholarship 3: Legion of Mary 2.3.4: Class Secretary 2: Treasurer 3: President 2.4: Student Council President 4. ROSEMHRY CHRMELITH KIRBY Saint Patrick, Glen Cove Rory . . , a gal with an Irish temper and a wit to match . . sharp as a tack . , , never at a loss for words . , loves sports cars, casual clothes, navy blue . . , Can't you picture me as a lawyer? . , . one of the Crew . , . jazz enthusiast , . . always hungry. Hrt Club 1.2: Mission Club 3: Catholic Rction Club 3: Press Club 3: Class Treasurer 2: Leo Honor Society l.2,3.4: Student Council 4: Year Book Club 4. 'gr ROSETTH NHN CY RICE Saint Patrick, Huntington Horsewoman par excellence , our future champ of champs . . . always a new recipe A . , full of fun . . . appears carefree . , . inwardly ambitious , . quiet 'til you know her . . . those potato chips . . . baby of a big family . , , thoughtful friend. Library Page l: Speech l: Glee Club 2: Dramatics 3.4: Vice-President oi Dramatics 4. SS IHNE TERESH SHUSVILLE Saint Marys, Roslyn Sous . . city girl at heart , . . always ready to organize nonchalant air . . , My brother and sister driving ambition to be a future owner of L QS T , , . latest styles . . patron of third corridor . . . always fun to be with Library Page 1: Dramatics Club l,2.3.4: Catholic Ration Club 1.2: Mission Club 1.2: Speech Club 1.2: Debate l: Year Book Club 4: Class Treasurer 2: Student Council Representative 3.4: Resident Student Council 4. we i iff , .ee ii LG 1 ' 7 I .2 I .. 2 'C mf' MHRIHNNE HCKERMHN Saint Flloysius, Great Neck Our blushing beauty . . , a barrel of lun . . . sophisti- cated wearer of spikes . . . one ol the casual four . . . Mrs, Kaiser's cole slaw . . . soda girl , , . 9:30 , . . What will I wear? . . , patients, beware! Mission Club 1.2: Drumutics 3.4. WG IEHN KHTHERINE BHKER Corpus Christi, Mineola Crazy rooter for the Knicks . . . inevitable score- keeper lor the Mercy 6 . . . Guess what! . , . red Chevy convertibles , . , a good friend . . . Did ya hear? . . . loves to drive . , , competent . . . Don't panic! . . . Kenny. Press Club 2.3.4: OLMHNHC Stuff 2.3.4: Year Book 4: Student Council 4: Dramatic Club 3: Catholic Rction Club 2: Mission Club l. 26 IUDITH BNN BECK Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset Iudy . . . long-lost Dodger rooter . , . cooking . . , avid follower of Iames Hilton , , . scholar in everything . . , twinkling hazel eyes . . , Pat Boone fan . . , has a suppressed desire to ring Chapel bell . . . friend to all . , . ready and willing to help . , . has the go-go-go on the OLMFINRC. OLMRNRC Editor 4: Student Council 4: Press Club 2.3.4: Dramatics Club 3: Mission Club l: Catholic Ration Club 2: Leo Honor Society. il Q Off IOSEPHINE HNNE BOBULSKI IHNET MHRY BEITTER Sacred Heart, Bayside Personality plus , . . witty and amiable . food? where? . . . full of life and vitality . . . a vital part of the varsity . . . laughing eyes and l-oen g hair Varsity l.2.3.4: Mission Club 1.2: Dramatic Club 3 Cath olic Hction Club 4: Class Vice-President 4 Saint l-lugh's, Huntington Station Io . , . In an ocean of dreams without a sound . . . great musical talent , , , infinite cheerfulness . . , addicted to laughing fits . , , Oh, that golden summer of '57! . . . mailbox watcher . , , l'm so mad! lt's not for me to say, Oh Maryland, My Maryland . . . Mercy's pianist extraordinaire . . . a girl of many moods . . . sincere and shy with twinkling eyes. Orchestra l.2,3.4: Mission Club l: Press Club 1: Dramatic Club 2: Speech Club 3: Student Council Representative 3: Principal's List l,2.3.4. Y ,,v ' 1' OONHH PHTRICIH BUCKLEY Saint Patricks Glen Cove Ireland and Oonah - synonymous , , . thoughtful , , . completely unaffected , . . E Pluribus Unum . . . smiling Irish eyes . . . ccnscientious . . . delightfully gullible . , . warm and sincere , . . unselfish and amiable, Student Council 4: Class President 3: Class Vice-Pres- ident 2: Class Secretary l: Class Treasurer I: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Student Council Representative 2: Orchestra I , AC' OTTOLIE CHTHERINE BUONHGURH Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Hicksville Iackie . . always singing on the bus . . , 5'0 and a perfect size 7 . . . My diet . , , big red apples . . . Fill that jazz' '.,, crinolines and little heels . 4 . I Don't Know Why' '.,, knitting argyles . . , pizza 'n' pickles . . . Of course l'll drive. Mission Club 1.2: Glee Club l: Debate Club 2: Dramatic Club 3.4: Press Club 2.3.4: Catholic Fiction Club 3: Year Book Club 4: Mercy Honor Society 3: Principal's List 1.2.3.4 Student Council 4. Vice-President 4: Principal's List l.2.3.4. 'ei SUZHNNE IO!-IN CHLHOUN Saint Hloysius, Great Neck MISS O.L.M.Ft. Sue . . , gracious and stately . . . ever a true friend . . . an all-around leader . . . cashmere and chiffon . . , lovely comlexion and golden hair , . . warm and friendly smile . . . sincere and generous. Student Council 4: Glee Club l.2.3.4: Varsity Basketball 2.3.4: Varsity Captain 3.4: Class President l: Vice-Pres- ident 2: Treasurer 2: Student Council Representative. FRHNCES MOORE CHLLHN Saint Peter of Fllcantara, Port Washington Fran . . . delightful personality . . . constantly combing wavy hair . . . Oh, chargel' ',., girl of many moods . . . quick tempered but quick to forgive , . . cool and collected but ,not calm . . . one of the casual four . . . Newberry's special . . , I Don't Know Why , , . last but not least. Mission Club 1.2: Dramatic Club 3,4. HNNE DEBORHH CHRILLO Saint Flidan's, Williston Park 6 Happiness seems made to be shared . . . a heart of gold and a sweetness that time will never change . . . Lucky '71 . . . sparkles with loquaciousness . . . drives a blue and white convertible . . . Oh, those flashing brown eyes . . . Vogue fashion plate . . , News football hero Dondi . . . knit one, pearl two . . . pleasant and sophisticated. Mission Club. X CHTHERINE HNGELH CHSHZZH Saint Mary's, Roslyn Cathy with a y . . . well ez vous . . . donuts . . . l'1l call you . . . one of the casual four . . . witty remarks . . . beautiful dark eyes . . . the new up-swept look . , . our little ray of sunshine . . . vim, vigor and vitality. 5 Orchestra l,2,3,4: Basketball LV. 2,3.4: Class Secretary 2. ' 'xv I 1' N Xxx?-rf Dramatic Club 3.4: Year Book Club 4: Class Officer 3: CHROLE LYNNE CIHFONE Saint Patrick's, Huntington R heart with room tor every ioy . . . likeable com- panion with an ever-pleasant personality . , . infectious giggle . . . short-short hair and long-long eyelashes . . . partial to Rebels . . . her father's ideal nurse . . . a precious small package with mischievous eyes . , . demon driver , . , summers at the Crescent Club . . . her special hobby: horseback riding. Dramatic Club 3.4: Year Book Club 4: Class Officer 3: Principal's List 3.4. LYNN EDITH CONNOR Saint Ioseph, Garden City Sweet 'n' sincere . , . ever so understanding . . , ooooh, such eyes! . . . 1002, Irish , . . wonderful disposition . . . a staunch Dodger tan and a good sport , . . full of lite but slightly serious . . . a ready smile for every occasion. Mission Club 1.2: Dramatic Club 3.4: Student Council 4. NHZHRENE FRHNCES CONTI Saint Mary's, Roslyn Rena . . . a small package of nice things . . . poised, patient and pleasant . . . blends sincerity with gra- ciousness . . . Town and Country . . . moments to remember aboard the Mercy Sea . . . kittens . . . Mercy Ecademy Rah! Rah! Rah! Student Council 4: Year Book Editor '58: Clan Pres- ident l.2: Clan Secretary 2.3.4: Class Treasurer 3: Dramatic Club President 2: Misieon Club I: Speech Club 2: Press Club 1: Cheerleading l.2.4: Dramatic Club 2.3: Principal! List 1.2.4. X.. MHRIH TERESH CREHMER Saint Martin of Tours, Flmityville Wonderful sense of humor . , . fun to be with , . sudden outbursts of joy . , . Latin-I-lmerican music . . . Torua a Sorrento . . , looks terrific in black , . C'est Magnifiquen . , anxious to learn French , . favorite poet' Becquer . . . No te sulfuresf' Catholic Fiction 4. df' an--' rf- BI-IRBHRH HNN CRONIN Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Future Norman Rockwell , , . a friendly smile plus a iovial outlook on life equals many friends . . . her perseverance will spell success . . . top of her list is fun . . . easy-going personality . , . guess what, Rrt Club l.2.3.4: Brt Club Officer 4. X Nc ,- ROBERTH MHRY CRESCI Saint Marys Roslyn Vivacious personality . . . loved by all . always knitting argyle socks-for whom? 'f'm crushed . , avid Milwaukee fan . , How's the kid? . , foe College . . . pedestrians beware cf gray convertible . , . collegiate to the bitter end . . mad about Thunder- birds-ancl their owners . . . Hey Stel-la ' Dramatic Club l,2,3.4: Speech Club 3: Debate Club 2,3: Mission Club l: Class President 2.4: Class Vice-Prev ident 1.3: Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 3: Student Council Representative 1: Co-Chairlady of the Senior Prom: Principal's List l,Z,3,4: Student Council 4. Ox ,vt you'll never 'i xx I-, French Club 2: Dramatics 2.3.4: Mission Club 1.2: Year CH ELIZHBETH CUSHING Saint Hnastasia, Douglaston Cathi with an . , . one ot the casual four . . . I got a letter . . . What's burning? . . , donuts . . . glowing personality . , . sweet but temperamental . . , 'Cali- Iornia, here I come . . . from the pages of Vogue. Book Club 4. If ROSEMHRIE ELIZHBETH DHNNEGGER Incarnation, Bellaire Roe . , , member of the six partners in crime . . . 5 foot 2-eyes of blue . . . naturally quiet and unassum- ing . . . highlights ot humor . . , warm smile . , . four years with Ebby-Rm. 79 . . . red hair crowned with RN. cap?? . . . That's for sure. Vice-President of Catholic Hction Club 4: Orchestra l,2: Resident Student Council 4: Legion of Mary 1.2: Year Book Club 4. CHROLE HNN DLUGOLENSKI Saint Brigid's, Westbury One of the most enthusiastic seniors of the class of '58 . . . pert and proper . . . cherishes her driver's license . . . veteran of the Glee Club . . . loves to shop . . , how she worries! . . . punctuality? , . , warm and considerate. Student Council 4: Glee Club l.2.3,4: Class Treasurer 2: Student Council Representative 3: Principal's List 1.2: Year Book Club 4. LYNN HHYES DONOHUE Saint Patrick, Huntington Hn Fill-Qmerican girl . , . addicted to hot iazz . . nothing but colleqiates . . . wild about skiing , . . Irish lass complete with red hair and a sprinkling of freckles . . . friendly manner . , . a sure Barbizon bet. Dramatic: Club l.2.3.4: Secretary of Dramatics Club 4: Class Treasurer 4: Press Club 1.2: Feature Editor of OLMRNHC 2: Mercy Honor Societv 3: Principal's List l.3.4: French Club 2: Year Book Club 4: Mission Club l. fs , mf xx Q. HNGELH BRIGID DONOVHN Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset Ft friend once gained never lost , . , her collection of souvenirs is envied . . , oh, those boat trips to Europe . . . Flu'Flu . 4 , When Irish Eyes Fire Smiling . . . always with Pat . . . another Lionel Hampton . . . intelligence and charm . , neat and tailored Hats' Hats! Hats! Orchestra l.2.3.4: Class President 4: Leo Honor: Student Council 4. X xi. .4-N' .4 BHRBHRH ELIZABETH DOPPEL Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Bopp , , . member of the six partners in crime . . . quotable quotes , . . lively sense of humor , . . delight- fully naive . . , priceless gift of gab . . . never a dull moment , . . Which white R.N.'s cap will it be? . . . 0-kee-do-kee. Glee Club 1.2: Catholic Hction Club 3: Mission Club 2: Year Book 4: Legion of Mary 2: Class Officer 1.2. i l -if Xx 1 EILEEN CHTHERINE EBERHHRDT Infant Iesus, Port lefferson Ebby . . . member of the six partners in crime , . , hard to keep up with her never-ending blasts . . . 3:40 Friday afternoon . . . weekends!!! . . . ready smile, sparkling personality . , , long overdue letters . , . Hi, sport' How are you? Class Oliicer 3: Resident Student Council 4: Glee Club 1.2: Year Book 4: Catholic I-lotion Club 3: Mission Club 2: Legion of Mary 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Principal's List I. :T rx 5 PHTRICIH I-INN EGHN Saint Edward the Confessor, Syosset MISS l. Q. Unbeatable combination cf brains and wit . . , OL- MHNHCS cub reporter . . . knitting sweaters . , . vivacious and never still . . . pollywog , . . Caesar . . . unending chatter . . . Pat's a welcome addition to any crowd. Press Club 3.4: OLMHNHC Staff 3.4: Class Secretary 4: Mercy Honor Society: Latin Scholarship Club 3: Dra- matics 3: Year Book Club 4: Student Council 4. K . X G 'T '3.-an MHRY ELIZHBETH FHRRELL Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Mary . . . member of the six partners in crime . . . loves to laugh , . . big- Irish smile and a heart bigger than all Ireland , . . adores and encourages pixie hair-dos . . . humorous . . . ambitious and rich in assets . . , has acquired lasting friends . . . Oh, not again! Glee Club l.2,3.4: Catholic Hction Club l: Legion of Mary 2: Year Book Club 3.4: Basketball l,2.3: Captain of I.V. 3: Class Officer 1: Student Council Representative 1.2: Principal's List l.2.3.4. CHROI. HNN FERRETTI Saint Hloysius, Great Neck Carol . , . delightful mixture of saint and imp , . . radiates thoughtfulness . . . quietly enjoys life and everything in it . . . sincere and understanding , . . loyal to all - especially Notre Dame , . , enjoys vaca- tions at Montauk . , . always lives up to the best in her. Principal's List 2.3.4: Speech Club l.2.3,4: Dramatics l.2,3.4: Mission Club l: Science Club 3: Class President 2: Vice-President 2: Secretary 3: Student Council Repre- sentative 4: Vice-President of Speech Club 4. les vacances 1956. A cil 4: Class Treasurer 4. X f ,X If' r xx fi I FHRYL BNN FINN Saint Kevin's, Quburndale Faryl . . , member of the six partners in crime . . . cute gal of joy and laughter , . . president of Dieters Hnon- ymous . , , famous for cartoons , , . ability to be a fiery revolutionist , , . personality , . , sunny smile , . . dated Ebby's uncle! . . . Oh, what a scream! Debate l,2.3: Press Club 1.2: Dramatic Club 3,4: Legion of Mary 2.3: Vice-President 4: OLMHNHC Staff 2. PHTRICIH HNN FINK Saint Mary's, Roslyn Curly locks and soft blue eyes . . . Pat is the Glee C1ub's sweetest note . . . always with Hngela . . . loves music, especially piano . . . slim and chic . , . talks with her hands . . . future kindergarten teacher . . . oh those nieces and nephews . . . Figaro and Snoot . . Glee Club 2.3 4- an club 1, tear nook 4: student coun N ffi QI'--wlg .. s 4 i' x ij' f 'P' xg-r Xi ' .X-r IOHN MHRIE FITZGERHLD Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Ionie . . . member of the six partners in crime 4 . . hardest to hurry . . . friendly and enthusiastic person- ality , . . casual manner , . . no less nutty than the rest . . , familiar expression: You're kidding!! Year Book Club 4: Debate Club 2: Press Club 2: Cath- olic Rction Club l,2: Class President 3: Iunior Varsity l,2: Varsity 3. BHRBHRH I ORN FOSTER Our Lady of Mercy, Hicksville Our darling voguish pixie . , . femininity plus . . . friendship-'s cynosure . . . I'm gonna get fat , . . loves summers at the mountains . . , convertibles . . A Saint Patty's Day . . . quiet exteriorly . . , our fast rising newcomer . , , loves Mercy best . . , look out, Fldelphi! Hx-t Club 4. s 1 f '49 ,,,4 i rx DIHNE MHRIE GHITB Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Class wit . , . mischievous twinkle in her eye i . . Pepsodent smile . . . platinum blonde Cwishful thinkingl . . , food fan . , . chronic charity case . . . Shalimar . . . Moonglow , . . I Could Have Danced Q11 Night . , , Oh, I don't know about that! Dramatics l,2: Catholic Fiction Club 4: Mission Club 1.2: Legion of Mary 4: French Club 3. THERESH FRHNCIS GHRGHNO Saint Ioseph's: Kings Park MISS O.L.M.H. Terry . , . personality . . , 300-v.p.s .... frantic, Man! . , 4 Deep Purple . . . oranges and onions . . . Old Spice . . . crazy 'bout jazz, 'specially the Duke , . , thirty- syllable words . . . Why aren't you cheering? , . . ambition: Etudier a La Sorbonne, Student Council Representative 2: Class Secretary 3: Class President 3: Dramatics Club 2: Press Club 3: Year Book Club 4: Mercy Honor Society 3: Legion of Mary 2.3: Catholic Ration President 4: Principal's List 2.3.4: Student Council 4. X FRHNCES MHRIHN GRRMIZE lmmaculate Conception, Westhampton Beach FOI-RE . . , Loquacious . . . infectious laughter . . . yellow cat eyes . . , 552.50 . . Flllberghetti's rival . . . making and helping friends -comes easy . . . loves weekly iaunts to the village? . . . partial to Vogue, pizza, golf . . . Flllons cr Paris, Val . . . What's for lunch? Glee Club l,2.3.4: Class Oificer 1.2: Legion ol Mary 2: Resident Student Council 4. HNNE MONICH GRRLHND Fl terrific personality fabulous friend lll get my license yet' those sunny golden locks U.S.M.M.Ft. . crazy for that collegiate look sweet 'n' spicy , . . Ill call ya tonight dancing blue eyes . , . See you in Glee Club Maryland and black crew cuts , . How bout a pizza? Glee Club 1 2.3 4 Class President l Class Treasurer 3 Class Secretary 4 Principal s List I 2 3 4 CHRISTINE HELEN GLHSER Saint Ioseph's, Garden City Fl friend like Tina is hard to find , . . lightning on the court . . . last minute decisions . , . Rll-Rmerican Girl . . . sports and long telephone calls . , . Mercy's future Phys. Ed. teacher . , . Call me tonightg no, I'll call you . . . vivacious . . . always eating, Glee Club l.2.3.4: Press Club 2: Mission Club 1: Iunior Varsity 1.2: Captain oi Iunior Varsity 2: Senior Varsity 3.4: Principal! List l. 1 ft' r .1 ..... l 12 . i 4 v KHTHLEEN MHRIE GRIFFIN Saint Ignatius ot Loyola, Hicksville Hnimated attractive redhead . . . sincere . . . sparkling wit . . . Music, Music, Music , . . beautiful voice , . . my boy calls tonight . . . poised . . , collegiate . . . just loves Gym . , , loyal friend to man and beast. Glee Club l.-2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: Debate Club 2: Legion of Mary 4: Principal's List 1.2. ,I '55-sf - ROSEMHRY GUNTHER Our Lady oflfatima, Port Washington Rory, always in mix-ups . . . deep as the sea . . . H dynamic spirit . . loves fun and mischief r ' . . , ,pa tial tc collegiates , . . a favorite among her class . . . Ie ne sais pas , . . Underground Railroad . , . those sisterly 'W arguments . . . worry, worry, worry . . , a wonderful friend marked by honesty and unaffectedness, ,, Orchestra Club l.2.3.4: Class Treasurer 4: Basketball 2.3.4. .,,, x SHRH-BNN GUNTHER ' 0 Our Lady ofFatima, Port Washington N. Flnnie Widespread . , , real cute kid , . . Oh ma good- ness , . , Saint Patty's Day and the Underground Rail- road , . . cheerleader . , constantly talking about her yr' family and sis Rory . . , watch the doors Q , Who is Sylvia? , , , Spring is sprung? vigorous 'n' crazy about all sports. Rrt Club l: Orchestra 2.3.4: Class Treasurer l: Basket- ball 2.3: Cheerleader 4. MHRY MHRGHRET HHMILTON QP!! Sacred Heart, Bayside Sweet old-fashioned girl , . . manifests goodness and a genuine love for people , , . friend to all . . . enjoys summers at Montauk . . . Round and Round . , . future angel in white . . . always acts well her part. Principal's List l.2,3.4: Class President 1.3: Class Sec- retary 2: Class Treasurer 2: Science Club 3: Press Club l.2.3,4: Speech Club l.2,3,4: Dramatics Club 2.3.4: Stu- dent Council 4: President of Speech Club 4: Legion of Mary 2: Student Council Representative l. I . ff FHITH VIRGINIH HHRRISON Saint Patricks Huntington R Big brown eyes . . poet laureate , . lots ol lun . . . c ' ff great friend . . . Let's go to lahn's . , . Gosh, but . y Gamin . . , always on a diet , , vivacious . . . Mademoiselle de Parisf Glee Club l.2.3.4: Class Vice-President 3: Principal's List 1.2.3. N .lx VIRGINIH LOUISE HHRVEY Our Lady ot the Sssumption, Copiague MISS l. Q. Ginny, silent and sincere . . . Tweed and T-birds . . . pizza and coke . . , Glenn Miller . . , Plrma virumque cano . . . We're gonna be late . . . Plmbi- tion-ltalian itinerary. Orchestra Club 1.2.3.4: Legion ot Mary l,Z,3,4: Class A Secretary 2: Student Council 4: Mercy Honor 3.4. ...gf ' IEHNNE GRHHHM HERLH-IY Saint Peter of Fllcantara, Sands Point Great imagination for special nites . . . There's glamour in that height . . . versatile sport enthusiast- M.V.P ..,. only 99 out of lU0 shots? . . . partial to collegiates . . . bubbling smile-epitome of friendship . . . antique gold and blue . . . just like Gordon Hathaway . . , Tommy Dorsey's replacement? . . . I Could Have'Danced Flll Night, Orchestra Club l.2.3.4: Hr! Club l: Varsity 2.3.4: Co- Captain of Varsity 4: Iunior Varsity 1: Treasurer of Orchestra 4: Student Council 4. , LYNNE PHTRICIH HOHMHNN Saint Qloysius, Great Neck Vivacious personality . , . Oh no, thanks, . , . a true beachcomber . . . loves H. B. C .... excuses for everything . , . Oh, those M,G,s . , . loquacious when around everyone . . . beautiful smile changing her hair-dos. Class President 2.4: Class Secretary 1.3: Student Coun- cil Representative 2.3: Glee Club l.2.3.4: Cheerleader 2: Principal's List 1: Student Council 4. f 4 x X sf DOLORES THERESE KHISER Saint Qloysius, Great Neck Full of freckles . . . loves dates . . . looks forward to V4 , weekends . . , and Oh, those football games . . . Rhonda 'Q Fleming's Rival . , . shining star on Monday morning .jj t lt's not funny . . , Httention art students! 'Dordee' is on the paint path , , . Remember the Point. 'fn Mission Club l: Orchestra Club 2: Rrt Club 3.4. I'm on a diet . . , always its CHROLHNNE ROSELLE IDONE Saint Hugh, Huntington Station Oh, it's the latest style . , . loves to cook . . , a true friend . , . lt has to be collegiate . . . Come on over lor a swim , . . sweet and petite . . , lots of freckles . . . loves her riding lessons . . . yearns for her license . . . Champion of the Underdog. Glee Club 1.2: Mission Club 4: Science Club 4: Class Secretary 1.2. W 1- N. i MHRGHRET ELLEN KHNE Saint Patrick, Huntington 5 foot 2, eyes of blue , . , tres, tres feminine . . . full of pep . . . Go, Go, Go! . . . friend to all . , . loves to talk . . . the athletic type? . . . Saint Patty's DaY - . . the Underground Railroad . . . What's new? . , . bound to make a terrific teacher. Glee Club l.2.3.4: Class President 2: Vice-President 1.3: Principal's List 1.2.3.4. 1. 5 if K ..f VHLERIE CHESLEY KELLER Saint Peter of Fllcantara, Port Washington Cornell's most ardent fan , . , starry-eyed , r . vivacious cheerleader . . . sh-h, the whisperer . . , darling of the dance . . . feminine , . . friendly , . , the original ten o'c1ock scholar . . . vivid imagination. , . Rembrandt to Dior: fine arts to haute couture . , . signed and designed by Val, Rrt Club l.2.3.4: President 4: Treasurer 3: Cheerleading 2.3.4: Captain 4: Class Treasurer 1.3: Principal's List l. uv ' p ' .X IHNE BNN KELLY Holy Child Iesus, Richmond Hill Kelly . , . member of a large Irish family . . . great little actress when portraying fairies . . , Saint Patty's Day . , , Underground Railroad . . . the Ford , . . Ham . . , cute as a button , . . sincere friend . . . those table flowers . 4 . Daddy made my lunch today , . , Hi, Sputnik! - Freshman. Sophomore Dramatics l,2: Iunior. Senior ' Dramatics 3.4: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 4: Mission Club 1.3: Legion of Mary 1: Cheerleading 4: Judi, Dramatics Club Secretary 4. my , ., MHRGHRET ROSE LISTON Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Quiet and reserved till you get to know her . . . true friend , . , long, brown hair , . . pony tail . , . vivid eyes . . . loves lost kittens , . .member of the tan club . , . those trips to the Rec , . Sundays at l23U , . . I'll just have water . , . lsn't that pretty! Hrt Club l.2.3.4: Dramatics Club 2: Mission Club l: Principal's List l,2,3. X. IHNE BNN MCDEVITT .Saint Hnne, Garden City Qw- The other member of the Tweedy Twins . , . BIG green eyes , . . tiny waist . . . forever talking . . . never without her little gold heart . . . longs for a Gee Cee pageboy . . . more bounce to the ounce . , . loves her weekends, both home and away . , . Did you get any mail? . . . Oh, I didn't tell you! . . , headed for 7' Flrlington in September, Hrt Club l.2.3: Class Officer I: Cheerleading 2: Second Year French Club 3: Dramatics 4. you PHTRICIH MILDRED McGOVERN Saint Flidan, Williston Park The other member of the Tweedy Twins' ',.. big brothers favorite . . . always on a diet . A . loquacity personified , . . passion for long hair . . . sophisticated . , . that collegiate look , . , loves her weekends . , . loves to be called Chubby by Ir .,.. just loves New York . . , headed for Boston next vear. . A Class Officer l: Glee Club 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Second i :- Z Year French Club 3: Dramatics Club 3. 'W' it KHTHLEEN MHRY McKEON Saint Mary, Manhasset Sparkling Irish eyes . . , winsome smile . . . animated personality . . . always buzzina around in her Little White Chevy , , . Underground Railroad . . , infec- tious giggle . . , I know I failed . . . a green top hat on Saint Patty's Day . . . Wait till you hear . , . patients will clamor for her for their nurse, Glee Club l.2.3.4: Class President: Class Treasurer 2: Principal's List l,2.3: Student Council 4. ,g KHTHRYN MHRIE MCLOUGHLIN Saint Hugh, Huntington Full of mischief . . . says volumes with her eyes , . . loyal and sincere friend . . . the visits to the Rec . . . Let's go to Howard's for the Usual . . . I lost my hat again , . . that tempting bell . . , longs for RN. . . . stuborn in her Irish way . , , faithful Glee Clubber. Glee Club l.2.3.4: Class President 4: Principal's List if l.2.3.4. ' MURIEL BHRBHRH MCQUINN Saint Hloysius, Great Neck Vivacious, flirtatious, loquacious . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . intriguing giggle . . . loves long hair and Casey's . . . Little Miss Question Box . . . always ready to help . . . warm smile , . , I'll call you. Mision Club 1.2: Year Book Representative 2: Dramatic: Club 3.4: Principal's List I. fs... ff l' PHTRICIH FRHN CES MHDIGHN Saint Patrick's, Huntington Af'- Ball of fire . . , bubbly . , . always in a rush . . , very efficient . . , very sincere , . . infectious laugh . . . great worker . , . loves Bunnies . . . that yellow Ford . . . What am l going to do? Press Club l.2.3.4: Dramatics Club 3.4: Year Book 3.4: Mission Club 1.2: Principal's List 1.2: Basketball l.2.3.4. s VIRGINIH MHRY MHRTIN Saint Thomas the Hpostle, West Hempstead Look out, Ginger's driving!!! . . , terrific personality dnd so cute . . . oh, those lunches . . . champion talker . , . Hi, Sputnik . . , always laughing . . . Underground Railroad , . . Where's Moira? . . . Did I tell you, l got a letter . . . You're spirling it . . . avid Saint Peter's fan. Press Club 2.3.4: Catholic Ration Club 4: Freshmen. Sophomore Dramatics Club 2: Mission Club 2: Hrt Club 1: President Catholic Hction Club 4: Year Book Club 4. , s CHROLE EDYTHE MERENDH Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Happy-go-lucky . . . true and loyal friend . . . warm, sparkling personality . . . tries to be diplomatic . . . food! food! food! , . . Hey, Stel-la! . . , fervent rooter for Navy's blue and gold , , . oh, those crazy haircuts!! . , , constantly driving HER red and white bomb . . . Tomorrow I'm starting my diet. Press Club 2: Debate Club 3: Dramatics Club 2.3.4: Vice-President of Dramatics Club 2: Mission Club 1: ,- X,-' Class Officer 1.2.3. 4 l 1. i MHRGHRET MHRY IVIEYER Saint Gregory the Great, Bellerose Sweet 'n' quiet . . . long, blonde hair . . , gets along with everyone . , . loves convertibles . . . likes shopping sprees . . . oh, those meals! , , . looks forward to Qv., Christmas . . , Can't wait 'til I get my licensel Glee Club l,2.3.4: Student Council 4: Principal's List l,2.3.4. IUDY MHRYLYN MILLER Saint Flnastasia, Douglaston Subway jaunts to ?? . . . goes for the talks at the Rec A . . . the ever-faithful fan club . , . l..et's go to Howard's lor the usua1 . . . every statement a question! . . . good lriend to have . . . always willing to help . , . full of mischief . . . Who, me? Mission Club 1: Year Book Representative 1: Dramatics 2.3.4. PHTRICIH IHNE MOLLOY Notre Dame, New Hyde Park MISS l, Q, Pat . . . appears quiet but bubbling with personality , . , lrish as they come . . . sparkling blue eyes . , . no diet problems . . . Underground Railroad , A . finally got her license . . , whiz at the sewing machine . . . devoted, understanding lriend . . . Tell me all about it . . . neat as a pin . . . smart as a whip . . , hopes to have RN. after her name. Glee Club l.2.3.4: Resistant Editor Year Book 4: Legion x of Mary 1,2: Vice-President Legion of Mary 2: Leo Honor Society l,2.3,4: Principul's List 1,2.3,4: Class President 3: . 3 w Vice-President 1: Secretary 3.4: Student Council Pres- X - X j ident. Lf N X ROSEHNNE FHRLEY MORRIS Saint Hugh, Huntington Dancing blue eyes . . . contagious giggle . . . collegiate look . , , full ot fun , . 4 active vocal cords . . . Letters- l got letters . . . The Crew . , , Happy days are here again . . . Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in zeb minor , . , GHDS! Mission I: Drcxmatics 2.3: Year Book 3: Student Council 4: Treasurer l: Secretary 2: Vice-President 2. PHYLLIS HNNE MYERS Saint Hyacinth, Glen Cove friend , , , Let's start a riot! Hrt Club 1: Dramatics Club 2.3.4. fx Phyl . . . Miss Mischief . , . never a dull moment . The Crew . . , better half of Rye 'n' Fizz , . . destinea to own a Thunderbird A , , albums 'n' albums of albums . . . that look of innocence . , , a sweet and wonderful fax' .341 ' . PHTRICIH LUCILE NRTHLE Saint Raphael, East Meadow Pat . . . five foot two, eyes of blue . . . oh, that long ' blonde hair! . . . loves to lindy . . . perpetual diet . , . looks forward to weekends . , . one of Mercy's boarders . . . skating whiz . . , fun to be with . . , a sweet 'n' sincere friend. Debate Club 1: President oi Mission Club 2: Legion oi . Mary 2.3: Vice-President of Catholic Fiction 4. X. Wg, FRHNCES ELIZHBETH NOLHN Saint Brigid, Westbury Heart of gold . . . flaming red hair . . loves flying box cars and fire engines , , . thoughtful and sincere . . Have you heard the latest? . . . flair for eating . . pep personified . , , Call me tonight . . Unforget- able Glee Club 1: Brt Club 2.4: Cheerleading 2. x 9' ELLEN LEE Nuss Saint Flloysius, Great Neck Cute pug nose and freckles , , , ct loyal friend , . always ready with sound advice , . . forever intending to write letters . . . full of fun . . . practical jokes , . I'm going on a diet' ',.. loves blue eyes and eyes the blue . . . My Heart Stood Still. Glee Club l,2.3.4: Student Council 4: Class Secretary 2: Principul's List 1,2,3.4. ,. Gs I-'RHNCES IEHN PICONE Our Lady of Mercy, Hicksville MISS O, I... M. Fl Qlways smiling . . . C'est dommage' , . shoes! shoes! shoes! , , . Pedestrians, beware . , September Song , . . l'm starving . . . fashion plate from Martins . petite and peppy . . . bubbling over with school spirit . . . coffee ice cream and sprinkles Catholic Hction 3: Mission 1.2: Dramatics 3.4: Debate Club 2: Press Club 2.3.4: Year Book 4: Student Council 4: French Club 3: Timekeeper 4. sa- : 'fy GLORIH MHRIE POWELL Saint Hloysius, Great Neck Duchess of the sea . . . a devoted friend . . . blessed with the gift of gab . . , invariably has a shaking foot . . . lt was exquisite . . . forever trying . . . always on the go . . . lilting laughter . , . unending lunches . . . Officer, what stop sign? Mission Club l: Speech Club 2.3: Dromcrtics 2.4: Prin- cipal's List l. CORRINE MHRIE RRGGIO Saint Hidan, Williston Park Corrine loves New England . . . green Ford convertibles . . . has natural curly hair , . . Don't worry . . . is a pizza eater . . . a staunch Yankee rooter . . , Hi group . . . Oh, those long distance phone calls . . . loves animals . , . is a pedestrians delight, Mission 1: Dramatic Club 3: Year Book-Hssistant Editor 4: Student Council 4: Class President l-B: Debate and Speech Club l.2.3.4. MHRY PHTRICIR RICE Saint Peter of Qlcantara, Port Washington Fi tall Irish colleen with expressive eyes and a lilting laugh . . . a true friend . , . the shy type but loquacious . . . classic, collegiate clothes . . . a nose for news . . . a lover of Glee Club . . , high LO. but nervous about exams , . . a special feeling for Cornell. Flrt Club l: Glee Club l.2,3.4: Class Officer 1: Student Council 4: Principal's List l.2.3.4. Xaf THERESH ELVIRH RUIZ El Santo Cristo del Buen Viaje, Vera Cruz Mexico's contribution to O.L.M.Fl .,,. studious and full of school spirit . . . tiny, but can she manage that bass viol! . . . loves Mexican food . , . those weekends in New York . , , great for shopping . , . lsn't life wonder- ful' ',,. expressive eyes, Mission Club 1.2: Orchestra 3.4: Resident Student Coun- cil: Student Council 4. SHIELH MHRGHRET RYHN Saint Ioseph, Kings Park Shiel likes anything Irish especially Notre Dame . . . tolerates jokes about her home town 4 , . other half of Rye 'n' Fizz . . . Who . . . me? , . , Oh, those red M.G.s . . , that collegiate look . . r those daily 'nob- nobs , , , The Crew . . , How 'bout that! . , , VQL-ences 'fl' atoms Hrt Club l.2,3.4: Hrt Editor of Year Book 3.4: Student Council 4:, Class Officer 3: Vice-President I-lrt Club 4. ff' MHRIH EUGENIH SHSTRE Catedral de Ponce, Ponce. 'X Mercy's fair-haired Sefiorita . . . pleasant to all , . . has lots of friends and enjoys being with all'of them . . . anxious to attend college . , , fond of shopping and Mercersburg . , . There's no place like home! . , . a faithful letter writer. Orchestra Club 3: Catholic Ration 4. I e PHTRICIH BNN SHEEHHN . Saint Francis Qssisi, Flstoria Pat is oh so changeable . quiet , . great dancer . . , fabulous friend , , , likes a good time . , . sincere . . . loves to fly . . , oh, that appetite . . giggles . . , a little bit of mischief , . loves weekends. Mission Club 2: Catholic Fiction 4: Resident Student Council. il MA THERESE MHUREEN SLEVIN Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park 'lTerry loves those Christmas holidays . . . always . f ready for fun . . . has the wit of the Irish . . . l.et's go , loves sailing o'er the waves in a Boat . , . sweet and sincere , . . those sodas at Hildie's . , . Oh, those A men drivers' '... makes her own driving rules. Orchestra l.2,3,4: Student Council Representative 2: Student Council 4. it .'-P ff' MHRY ELIZHBETH SLHVIN Saint Patrick, Huntington Qlert and vivacious , . , sparkling blue eyes . . . competent . . . devoted to the OLMHNFIC , . , that collegiate look . . always first for friendliness , . . very loquacious A . oh, those lunches , . . an Qll- Flmerican girl. Student Council 4: Class President l: Treasurer 4: Year Book Representative I: Press Club l.2.3,4: OLMHNFIC Editor 4: Debate Club l.2.3: Dramatics 1.2: French Club 2: Principal's List l,2.3.4. ,ns F MHRIORIE MHRY TONSIVIEIRE Saint lose-ph, Garden City Loves driving . , . Oh, you spirled it . , . Look, there goes a Thunderbird . . . Whiz on the basketball court . . . The Crew . . . Do you think you can get the car? , . . a fabulous friend . , , loves water skiing , . . devil in angel's clothing . , . Did you do all the home- work? Mission Club l.2.3.4: Catholic Fiction Club 4: Iunior Varsity l: Varsity 2,3,4. ,ff IOHHNNH MHRIE TOPPIN Our Lady of Mercy, Hicksville l'll call you tonight . , . great lover of music . . . l can have the new car' '... parlez-vous francais, Ioan? . . . sports is her middle name . . . great Yankee fan . . . daily visitis to the bakery . , . I have work tonight . . . cl sincere friend . , . Speed limits . . . jelly tarts. Glee Club 1.2.3,4: Mission l: Legion oi Mary 2: Student Council 4: Class Secretary l: Principal's List l.2.3.4. DORCTHY HGNES TRUE Saint Plloysius, Great Neck The perfect answer to a Midsummer Nights Dream . . . tall but devastating with a beautiful smile . . . You Send Me . . . I've gotta study . , , Oh! those eyes! . . . Heart's in Pa ,,.. that wayward ring . . . one of the best , . . I can get the car! . . . The kind of friend everyone would love to have! . . , famous for her lunches. Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Basketball l.2,3: Class Officer l.2.3.4: A. Leo Honor Society l.2,3.4: Principal's List l,2.3,4: Student Council 4. ,W X :hint HNDREH HNN WEED Saint Peter of Fllcantara, Port Washington Fllways ready to help , . . opponents beware of this basketball whiz . , . has an instinct for making friends . , Now is the time she does her best , , , ROBIN stands out from the rest Glee Club l.2,3.4: Student Council 4: Class Officer Z,3.4: Mission Club l: Basketball. IV. l: Varsity 2,3,4: Chair- lady Senior Prom 4. I 'K t n GEORGIH WENDEROTH Immaculate Conception, Iamaica George loves to sail . . . impossible to keep quiet . . . sunny disposition , . . barrels of lun . , . those famous snacks and lunches . . . The Crew . , , Guess what I just did ' . . . those summers at Northport , , . Mirth, Ir' '.,,' 'Come On ' Mission Club l.2.3: Year Book 2: Student Council 4: Class President 2: Class Treasurer 3. LEW 13- viii- MOIRH HGNES WEGLEIN Saint loseph Garden City Pedestrians, beware! . contagious laugh you spirled it' ',.. loquacious Oh those diets I forgot my lunch again President of the Burt Brinkerhoff Fan Club , only friend ol sacldleshoes , . fanatic dramatic . , The Crew Orchestra l,2,3,4: President 4 me uf L f , Q wg 'S WY .Jim 'vfffdii Your audience fStudent Council mernbersl is with you, Mary. The weekly meetings of the Council give everyone a chance to contribute ideas that will keep our school out in front, TSS. 'ice-Pres. ecretaries Proud moment for the officers. OFFICERS Sept. - Ian. M. Herrick G. Gilmartin M. Henkemeier M. Fisher Feb. - Iune P. Molloy D. True R. Conti M. Hamilton The Student Council is one of the most import- ant and respected organizations of the Head- emy. This form of self-government insures the proper interpretation and spirit of the regula- tions drawn up by the administrators of the Hcademy and the Council. The primary purpose of the Student Council is to execute the rules of the school constitution. Since it is a Working organization, it can adapt itself to the progress made by an active student body. Hn example of this ability to adapt is the new method used to elect the Councils pres- ident. Formerly chosen by the members of the Council, she is now elected by the votes of all upperclassmen. The Council aims at coordinating the wishes of the faculty with the suggestions of the stu- dents in order to bring about a maximum of efficiency. The cooperation of the student body, however, remains the prime factor in maintain- ing the standards of the school. 41 'i M, W, i Nw, v 'f .Al sg.. W.. W Qu X 33,5 s 15 wiv 'T' lt is obove oll o cleor principle of wisdom thot oll progress is truly such it it knows how to odd new conquests to old, to join new benefits to those ocquired in the post - in o word, if it knows how to rnoke corpitol out of experience. ' --l'np4' l'illx .Yll i 'Y 'W ' ,ki .ti, M, F I eniafut From the beginning to the end of senior year the spotlight is turned on studies. Between the preparation for Regents and college entrance exam- inations each senior finds herself working doubly hard either to main- tain good grades or to boost the ones that have slipped. The importance of studies assumes new proportions, as good marks suddenly come to mean the difference between a diplo- ma and a five-year high school course. However, the spotlight does shift occasionally. Senior year is, after all, the year of events. First and fore- most, of course, is that night of all nights - the Senior Ball. The thrill of anticipation! The excitement of the night itself! Enchantment is the password. Following in rapid suc- cession come the graduation por- traits and the day, though not mo- mentous in itself, when each senior is measured for her cap and gown. Cn this day, graduation suddenly seems but minutes away. Qnd those minutes slip by very quickly. Hlmost before anyone real- izes it, the day which culminates four long, hard, wonderful years is at hand, and the seniors walking down the Chapel aisle to receive their di- plomas, once again, as countless others have done, surrender their treasured places to their successors. Hll set for another wonderful year at OLMH IIILDREI 48 CHHDREII 32 ADULTS 8 MUWRNID .49 NBLONSKI WSSETJDI. v7 7 if Q1 vlY 1' Q, y 1 , Q w 1f'1'?'1? W4 l vin!! fa-. f Wm - I all 1 4 al 3 'Y' gg fl MMIHI, 1 l m1 h eUI3 ' WY .vi J rf 'Vw ,,g. ' Hn English class can't consist only in the enjoyable readina and interpretina of literature, or in trying one's skill at creative Writina, lil few arammar lessons are a must Hpparently Dorothy Cabovel has the knack ot diaarammina, W Cbelowl Qh, someone must have used 1' , . l b l d S' - ,L 5 ' correct y a new' voca u ary wor , is E-rw ter Mary loachims lace says sol I Ks 60 v , ,Nt , if gf fi ,MV fr, .1 7 ' J Hny complications? Sister Mary Reai nald will straighten out the lntermeai ate ones. The science upon which depends all others , . . Mathematics. Sure does look involved. Explain it to us, Roberta. No one leaves Study with- out Uchecking out. l 4 1016044 When in the course of high school life, one notices individuals who are neither here nor there g so near ' ' ' ' ' h ' of and yet so far from graduation, just missing t e poise nior but far more dignified than a sophomore, one calls them 'ljuniorsf' CISG ln our junior year our school life was broadened and the future was ours. Some of us left the ranks of Caesar F ench, too, and enlisted as true followers of Cicero, r took on a new view, for we had to learn now ct parler f t A in order to tackle and conguer the French rancais Regents We pushed such vocabulary as isosceles, perpendicular, and eguilateral to the far recesses of our brain just to make room for l-IESCN NaCl, and HIC. Fill too often we displayed a light-hearted, carefree side and yet at the snap of a finger Ca Sister s, of course? ' ' This we permitted our serious nature to take over. udden change was best shown at the end of our junior s . year when we were caught between the spell of the ' B d, Our lunior Prom and the challenge of College oar s roblem was whether to concentrate on just the right P man for that big night or to attain a satisfactory score on dl d both! the College Boards. Undaunted, we han e Th hi hli ht of our junior year was that special day 9 Q Q when we walked through the corridors with our right hand displaying our most treasured possession P- the school ring. To us it was not only the 'lbadgen of a l fth ste forward from junior but also was symbo ic o e p underclassman to upperclassman. Next step - senior year - graduation! Not only can the iif2's sing in French, they can harmonize, too. Helen leads the alto as the Girls sing 'ilieniends le chat qui rniaiilef' NB. please, juniors at work! -1 Marie explains a Frencli rnenu. -1, loan liolds attention ot class during a debate in Enalisli. Could it be tliat ludy is stumped? . 1 . l , at eff MXN NNW NV! nl l if K , K A frl tl Sister Mary Carmel sums up z ws' ' a few points in English. xx ft? 4' Thats a lorrriidableelook- ina Latin translation on the board. No time to even glance at the camera. 1 1 ll l I, fm1Im3ll,f Iwo,:.:11rm r K .IIIXTLII K . P1 k xlc Iefmv 'l' ll-nt I T9r'1r 'w' 14 1? A ' he 1 wy Mwku, B I'L I'I'fT1I'n! lx P1..,1v:.1I ix K X01 m m K K UI1'li'N IW f?vn1'Nv'r 1 H 51.9 n x.X .. H. 'mil 4 HL-.Q l B V Y K. N, Q lh-Hu-xrlxif. I . .1..-.. .. xI1:1:stOp11or M I r i 4 2 fla'IH1I1-l M Hkww Yzlw' 'W Frook: .4134 66 K mv' m that mir ' Gnd on tape w'-Nor-tvr Imttt NOW, 1172 S, Wit -tifi tt wnlly smmd ltkwp .Vito dui 'v'J11f'1f 7 vvt1Om'9 whom? '.-Jt1y'9 fmd with what effect? 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McCullough, I Murray, Fl Lanthier, I Miutz, I Macallister, - R ,f. , W -T M. Molloy, B. O'Donnell, R. Noonan, P, Murphy, P O'Donnell, V. Minnan . ,, , ' ' as K. Looney, P. McCabe, P. Notaro, P Morton, L Nemmcrs, M Ollrien Sri . is A 'R 4 L C. Nekolcr, Fl Murray, M, Lynch, l. Nalecz, M McElroy. ' fgyz- J, J 'vlqx-.:f A-3 Q 'Lv' D M :sinh A C 'Wy lvfcg S ed 68 D. Rarnella, E Ton1srneiro,S Porcelli C Sniltxirelli C Sf-hiilz,l Svvozoy D. Stinebridge, P. Valentino, D, Varhrigs, D Vitolo, L Srhiirr, If Wotztol E. Perretta, B Stanley, C. Slattery. Sister Mary Concepta takes time out from Latin verbs for her favorite hobby. lU-4 N Siock, C Shea, V, Weiler, D Seymour L. Qiiarosiina, C, Stewart, Pt. Stuart, M Walsh, D Virflonel Waltz, M Pinrh 55 Tigrh, S Hin-no, ssssfi lnokirici tlirouiili the v.':ti-lovx it Sister lvlary f'lieri'.f fri action. l During our sophomore year we were in- fected with the highly contagious disease Usophomoritisf' We were superior and yet inferior, we were drawn between the newness of art, geometry, French, and the everyday problems of high school life. We entered into the phase of creased and pointed school hats, not-too-white saddle shoes, lvy League book covers, baby food diets, and art supplies: one baggy smock, one bottle of water, one art folio, eight bottles of paint, and two paint brushes. Our superiority was first expressed when we moved up a seat on the bus and when we looked up, not down, for our lockers. Yet our inferior side showed when we still had first lunch with the children, and when we had to give up our seat to a junior or a sophistie cated senior. The newness of sophomore year out- weighed the commonplace problems. We could bear renewing acquaintance with Caesar and friends for we were so anxious to figure out how the base angles of an isosceles triangle could ever be equal, and to prove that Hnous ne parlons pas francais, ln sophomore year we were expected to know everything and were treated as though we knew nothing. The disease had no safe cure. Its symptoms were evident, the pain enduring, the time involved - one year. Hs the year drew to a close, the epidemic ended and we saw and felt a great change in ourselves for we were now on the brink of our junior year. When we finish Vlforld History, well know what makes the world tick, Inscribed armies? Mathematical sophomores show how its done. M. Chichester has the floor. .isff es.. '---. Rx, Ol '3 Coletti M Conley R Biic I f , i W , ' , , if - - ,yn 1 ,. -, 1, se, .5 , ridge, C. Barnett, M Close, M an - ' , 'if- ., . i - is , .yy-Q ,193 chester L Cicoie V Crriamer F xg Dugan B Brown Sister Mary Iohn, piano instructor ,vman-v Sister Mary Rosalie fleftb Calls attention talks to Sister Mary Eileen. to the Enalisti on the board. IU-l N Di Giacomo I, K. Costello, D Brooks M. K. Hndermon, P. Doherty, Corrado, I. Casper, Cavorley, M. Hprile C Bliah, S Connor Curtin I Dubowick W I. Botian, M. Dermody, Fl. BNN S. Canivan, B Callan, D'F!mato. G Crampton, M .gd ,, - ,td S M wx FRANCE lg? Hetwffe-n Grail iabovel and Sister Mary X lmeiiiia Criiilitl lliese sophomores sliould be able to locaie any place in 5 France and its rfapiial 3 ii S H 4 p 5 lU-2 P Herrick, P. Grimes, H. Edwards, M. Glaser, l Fennelly, C. Kneiilcer N Hannllenv i lf Garland, l. Gutleber, B, Fasano, G Heinemann, M Grace, B Healy, M Giorfzio, l Hassett, fy F Felclvary, E. Faqan, S Hawes, R. lustinger, l. Kennedy, P, Finley, P Golrlsboroiiqh, R. V' Kearney, P Kehoe, H Kaiser, M. Geraty, C Kenevan, H Higgins K Kenny, 34415 Avg, p 'S R fi' 'B' .,,, ,Q ' J !L n, ' 4 V . .,.. ' ',g , Q1 -'Lf'-- '. wa -Hi--'H - -- 'E ' xg 'A -H. A -rr wi' 'HQ -A 1 '--I5 -,,, A Q- ' xg, w., '--fb... l. 4 We poor neglected freshmen entered the school completely confused and seemed to spend the whole year in that state. We were pitied by the faculty, ignord by the upperclassmen, tolerated by the busdrivers, and initiated by the seniors. On the first day we were given a program card that seemed to be written in hieroglyphics, all of which meant practically nothing to us, Our educa- tion seemed to change a little, too. Up until now, we connected and Z only with the end of the alphabet. But Mercy taught us differ- ently. Plnd after a week of biology, we were convinced we were born scientists. Flnother wonder to us was the bell system. We would just get seated comfortably in class Cwhich for fresh- men is known to take at least half the periodl when bells started ringing all through the building. The teacher then tried to convince us that the period was NOT over. Of course, we were not alone in our guandary over bells, for even after four years at Mercy, one couldn't possibly know what every bell meant, except ofcourse, the one at 3:40. Hlthough we seemed to lack a con- science, any semblance of sanity, and all coordination, we were blessed with a huge pair of lungs. To us a whisper was only for a church gr a library. Ht any or all other times, we used our voice at full volume. The sign in front of the school says, . . for young ladies, and our dear Sisters certainly got the rawest of raw material with which to work. lt was hard to believe that a young lady would result from these disconnected creatures that lose themselves, and piece by piece, every- thing else that belonged to them, around school. But Mercy wouldn't be Mercy with- out the freshmen-and you know you love us! It you don't remember your marine ver- tebrates, get in touch with any fresh- men biology class, 1 Cit. Ed. Class easily identities Pakistan as Ber- nadette points to it an the map. Sister Mary Pascal examines lish tank in Biology Lab, Q. JY 9-I I IMI M Fmzoy C C7hr1::topIwr P Duryerw Q Tcrnr, M, Lcwenmn, N , . N , . . K Ilxnr' I xrwpzm I Irnry, M Dnnloll I I3r1ffy,E Elllot, H Brondolillo, I Rlxir P I11Il.T!I1CT'z', M Emmy, M Ff'1rrPII,M Flerninu P Fwenwy, M Bussze, .. i C Im 4 Q Q Prxmnor M Rrnno, C' TWH, L Fusconwi M Burnt, L f'r1fIIey, G Ile-rtwloitl Itlvwnl F Fonnvlly, M Fv1b0r,I3 CNFITIWOTTPI I . 3 I b f' r V1 11nn, R M Snownn, FI. Murphy, M Elplllmnm Hllrvnn, D E QPIIOI' , I W1GHk' on Be-Vern, F Vernon M VU- L Scxnqer, www L Hmm, C, Norma, Durinq lunch period, Sister Mary Torci sins joins The fun in the dininfw room. J 91? V I'mf-hlwk H f'r0fhl1u:k, S Hfxrr1mrm,K Fox H F :1:r, F Iwonfi H Kfwlsiory M Kelley L Knofthel if K'YlTLf '1Y, P Kr-Hwy F Hmvun.: G Ho0:r1r3n,D Hoh- uzznn fi H111:k1nf1,. L LITQWOWIV, M Mfiitifu, T Fmnzomr, M H1-My F Kmfr, L I'mm11rhw1lf1,IW Hwllmcn M Lukn T I,1vf-mzy M Crm, C' Cmf, F? Folwy, R Mfmceri ,V - 5 W-if -.-an .xx Think is Sister Mary In- mocemids Gdvire in mrlih class, Latin step by step until we rneet and Conquer Caesar, Cie Cero and Virail. hw?-oW'l :lift i Peace you'll have if you learn its declensioni Sister Mary Cle- tus flefti. Sister Mary Catherine covers quite a bit of Religion in a period and checks in the next lnote test papersl, gif 1 x -' 8th year P. Lovett, B. Quinn, P. Murray, H Coiro, Q. Hutchings, H Turecamo, M, Hnziano, E. Martinez, l... Egan, B. Donaldson, Fl. Smith, K. Gigerich, B Knipfing, B. Mains, I. Halahan, I. Beck, R. Magenheimer, Q. Thorup, G Deane, D. Keefe, E Mulhall, V. Kelly, G. Vachris, V. Ouandt, M Beldarrain, M. McMahon. Cabsenti E. Gilliganl Throughout the hallowed halls of O. L. M. H., the influence of the ulittlest angels at Mercy is felt. We who are seniors often wondered Why and how the lunior High could be so necessary to our days in the Qcademy. Could it be that their outstanding school spirit made us more aware of the part we should play as the oldest mem- bers of the Mercy family? Or could it be their all out for the missions spirit that made us know they were around. So often through the year We found ourselves enthu- siastic, greedy patrons of their cake sales, and the not-so-enthusiastic seekers in their lost and found department. fReclaim -lUc for the missionsl Their eager-beaverednessu for any and all projects, scholastic or social, make the Iunior High a most necessary and loved part of O. L. M. Q. for everyone E but especially for us seniors. The teaching and guidance of Sister Mary Irene helps us over the line into hiali school. Pat looks as it slies really layiria dowri the facts iri 7tli year Social Studies class. rg, 'fllllnc I CHNISTIU K Catholic Book Weelce-xliibit arrariaecl by tlie lunior Hiali, X. Future authors at work, Could it be tlie Tablet Essay the 8th year is so busy writing? L s ax GN X r fi pxf, . 7th year E Podulo, P. Iriqoglior, M O'Doririell, K Turecomo, R Ryan, P Murphy, K Cassidy M Wolf, G Weqlein, S Perri, C Mele, M Beidorrfiiri H Vertuccvi, T Dorieqori, M Murphy I Loriiqon, C Froehlick, M Rnqcttfi Cobsent: M. Perrettcx, K, Good, D Deffoprioi Iuriior High r-oike sole for the missions T1 take the big piece, please. .1 I If Sister Mory Reporoirice would story owoy from the f mimeoqroph, we'd have Tsiilf fewer tests! 0..E.M.14.i There dwells dt Mercy o tdirly smoll group ot girls known os the resident stu- dents, or in more cdsudl circles, merely os the boordf ers, This species ot student mdy be observed either in its ndturol hdbitdt Cthe recreotion rooml or in coptivity fthe study hdlll, However, it is most com- monly tound rushing heddlong through the corridors in d heroic, though tutile, dttempt to wget there betore the bell rings. Then dgoin, ombitious observers, it in full commdnd ot their tdculties ot perception dt thdt hour would on ,. 'fv- some diiyza towceird F3330 note ci Q .dv--,,,,....-J O stroggling line ot sleepwolkers grop- ing its woy to the Chopel to ossist dt Moss. Cn occosion, hoving obtoined specicrl permission, the bocirdersee bothrobed ond pincurled e- moy be seen otter curfew scurrying in the generol direction ot the ref creotion room to View some highly eolucotionol progrom, such os, The Pdt Boone Show, Ozzie ond l-lorriet, to cite FI few. The senior members ot this group, occomponied by two ot the Sisters, invode Sye osset weekly to stock up on the essentidls ot lite! The boorders, ot course, live tor Fridciys when they streok tor bus ond trdin, but tolk to ony boorder ond shell tell you its ri pretty nice lite during the week. D it f J M. 'P 'S?e. 'f I 1 ,AQ v -., iw.-I Q.. 3- Fun in the NRQ-C after sfhool Cmvi study hours. Visits TO The Blcxssmi Sricfrmur-nt uive the power to make HDFC!-IFOSSH in school life- at Mercy, '1 kwa., ,,,ra W his .nf x Eileen, Rosemarie, and Frances aet ready for a lang weckfend homo Sorlarrta Teresa fbelOwD puts a few iinishina IOUCIIPS to her hair. W I ! W s D' H I 'H' 1 3 Wrs, S Q0 ,A 1 -. Rx 'v llfFlf f QI 'F'if9 Prayer supplies us with CI steady flow of sustaining power in our daily lives. .l. I'fll'r4'l K , lu ,,ri . - 1 8 ,. Q 1 , KA . X - Q 7 Q. gi X Q f . -ie -- HTL. -Fs-fx r f am rir S5 J gf f 9 3 x Yfaaulq '58 R. Weed, D Bongiovanni, C. Spillane, I. Beitter, S. Calhoun Ccaptainl, I Herlihy Cco-captainl, Q. Maloney, C Glaser, S Miles, M M. Tonsmeire. efzam ' Scoaedoaful The Mary Louis Hcademy Stella Maris Our Lady of Wisdom Qcademy Saint Ioseph's Flcademy Saint Qngela Hall Sacred Heart Hcademy Seton Hall Bishop McDonnell High School Catherine Mcfluley Sacred Heart Plcademy Molloy College texhibitionl Saint Ioseph's Flcademy Port Washington High School The Mary Louis Hcademy Friends Hcademy Saint Boniface Sacred Heart Hcademy ttournamentl Catherine McHuley Opponent Place Home Hway Home Home Flway Home Home Home Qway Hway Home Hway Hway Hway Iltway Hway Hway Home The Mary Louis Flcademy ttournarnentl Hway We 57 42 47 57 90 42 49 34 43 55 67 49 49 46 35 50 44 68 46 They 31 40 41 33 33 23 23 21 49 47 28 25 14 45 28 25 39 49 22 Congratulations team and Coach Mil Every game, but one, was a victory O, L. M. Q. Chris' molto . , . if you want to hold that ball, lialmt for it! Rl , I X 3 III I Plays from some of our games II 5 if-WAI fflmeerlemlerx B Healy, Q Gunther, P Harvey, B. Beasley H Hlll R Conti, TJ Pratt lco-cflploinj, V Mrllcn, V Keller Ccoplcunl, M Grace, B Fcscmo Tlw flny we made the Silllfld. um- out for f'1DTC1YE?FlOF victory. x l SfYMOfSfS'E-T Syossf-ll Captain Vmlvriew Koller CofCc1ptc1in Ncmcy Pratt if 4-L 7-L'-,CI-M WA, ffm! 82 G e 3 0 It iz ee Fill this talerit from the senior year l p Valuable players' accordionists Q. conducted by Mr. Query and Sister Mary Ioachim Gunther and T. Slevin. Name that tune says , . . Members oi the Glee Club ready to sing at the Graduation Exercises. directed by Sister Mary Denis SJ . . . Sister Mary Denis, Favorite occupation! I Y? Singing is a pleasure. 92 Sfimw rwtwvw dwsitzrtwd and OXt 'f'llt9fi by these tfwtvrttftd wrt fsttttif-nts D Kmsur, Q Murmy, B Imimv, fl F','f1r1, M I.','r1f't1, C Tttvo, ff Htmcums, Nativity Scene in window otFedorC11SGv1nf:sP5Gnk,Syossrft, C? f f?1:st-tr Mmty tftlw'-tt fmd Sister MQW C0TtStC7!WV'v5 Cxftlxtirv Om? ot the skillfully fivslvmvd tltimrf-S ll ...J Club mornlwrs make full use of illeir ialwnis. Sister Mary Constancer-H moderator Kiran-1 Sister Mary Constance compares two art patierns. Pat Hartnett proves that much hard Work went inio the fashionina of the figures. 95 Em Staff Editor Rena Conti Rssistant Editorsfrf Pat Molloy, Corinne Raqio Business Manager .. ,, lane Barnes Photoarapher Iudy Barnes Qrt Editors Y Sheila Ryan, Valerie Keller Earyl Finn, Virainia Harvey Staff Editors Iudith Beck, Mary E. Slavin Editorials Y Patricia Egan, Mary Margaret Hamilton Sports , , ...,, ,, lean Baker Circulation , Patricia Madigan Photographers -- A Lyde Newman, Martha Rnn Piech Reporters Elaine Feldvary, Io Hnn Miutz, Rosanne Neuman, Edna Nuss Typists - Ottolie Buonagura, Frances Ricone Staff Writers Mary Hamilton, Theresa Comme Rena cmd pit Olm it I a etiors c iobse Gcrgcmoi PCHEQGD' Pf1tMOl1OYf pictures to be used in this yt ar book Sister Mary Majella -A moderator Even her twin, lane, fchecking year book accountsl, isn't safe from ludy's camera-clicking finger. XW' Rosemarie and Eileen check throuah an old Olmcx. Good place to get ideas for their own year book. Sheila and Valerie, take a bow for the beautiful and skillful art Work in this year book. lt's appreciated by us seniors, the faculty, and all readers. 'P' ns., '1 -A .. 1 i . l A. - M ' 9 Q6 CIVCIJIKTTIUN Committee we couldrft do wmhout Qppommly business is CI A'L ploosuro. Sister Mary Placido--moderator Mortho ond Lydo two more comero hands, This time for the school porper. 4 1 f-5 hill We loom by comporison so, who? soy oiher school popors? Cul' own Olmanac is tops with us. HH in favor? Xl? ff? V- W xx ly mud Murivl Cobovo7 wivo 'Rock 'Il' Roll for cw Putdl vw, VVIIHK' Ulm mud HCrr'lmm ow5 wo in for cw Tmmrtwllo. LL D Mosqllerodop? Hnyone whos m the know in DTCTIN Tf1C'9 reworrf rlizes o cleorm-up commiitee in the fomous Property Room. If A ' l over you wcmi onythinu Thoro it is. Ono lritvh 11r1d1tW Sisfor Mory Qloysids H10 only road mop the P R hos. fbaamczlicd Sister Mory Plloysicx-moderator 9 7 1 s,m.,z, Fisitwr Mary Cfuiiiftt iziaciviatai' H tit: ziiwft txrwrsidv-iit at thv f5p0fv'ti Chita, :tives i iI2i tf'Sit3f3ftII1t't7i ttif- athf-r IT1PITti7f'I'S a to Wittihi: hands park cartons at toad for the norway. 'Tis real Catholic Qction. iWork even an your birthday, COimio?J Debate? in ivrairriss, Maiirm-ri must have riiaitv a paint, tar Shirley is ftiorkina heir maths , .. 1 mm: yawn' Hu revoir, mcx mere, rcs- surezvous, je reviendrcii bient6t! Gllrvuu wgg:m'G Fifwumv a s Qi! sk-1-1 ' Ss Mais Grcmdmere, que vous cvez de grcmdes denies! Helms, le scelercxt est vcxincul fa 0 . R represente por Le Cercle Frcmgois Soeur M. Pierre-LG diroctice U!! l , ,, ' 7QQ??'.A 'Q ,ima , I b g. Mir' 'hh ' H -A W-,, 5 . B ,g, .n. 'H L AL V A u . ,. ., fg. as I .l Qs Gad created all things by His ward, so man by prayer obtains whatever he wills. Nothing has so great a power to obtain grace for us as prayer when rightly made . , , l'npf' lmn .X Ill 3- M IIN ,- Scenes from the biggest event in our senior yeor -our senior prom which wos held on December 26th in the Perroquet Suite ot the Wolfiort, We hod looked torword to this night ever since we heord there was such CI one! The memories ot its Hrndqic moments '11 wi be ours for mony o yeor to come. Magic Mamenld 'l'lir1'r' :lays llffff' f'lu'i.wfnu1s M1 nu' flu' r'rf'nf of flu' ymr 'l'u'11s flu' fornull lmll for flu' sf'niur,lfr'r11'. 7'lu'rr' uppf'urr'fl on flu' .w'f'lu' fo r'1u'h .w'11im s youll liu-lc llm' Nlllffllljl lrnuflil in 1lIINlflH,f1 lillu-L' fum. 'I'lu' lim' lu' l'flI'f'll'I, u'lu'l1 lu' wrnu' fn will llvlfl flmrwr.w fin' his qiuwn, fo him Qzuwn of flu' Ifull. Su, nuff flIf'.If mill' in his rlusfy nlrl mr, .flrul urrirf'fl uf flu' U'r1lrlurf, irlzivlz lf'flN :mf 1'f'r'l1 fur. 7'lu'y1'nff'rf'1l irifh .wiu'h sfjflf' mul gnu-1' Tlffl' flllxlf rwllulhf flu' wyf' nf ull in flu' plru-r'. Tlwy u'r'rc' u'0llfiu.g nn vlmuls, so if sf'1'nu'rl Nlffll u fur:-1' 'I'n uxwvul by IlH'flllN nf flu' 1'lf'rflffn' 1-urx. lluf min' uf flu' hull if quill' flflflf'!'IllJl'lf .w'r'uu'fl 'l'lu1f fhix :ms flu' niyhf fluff fulfillrvl ull flu'i1' JIITIIIIIN .llnnu'nf.w nf nuufirg .wlu'h lffIjIIllIll'NN yfulorv, 'l'lu'y iluiu'1'fl mul flIl'.lf flnmwl as ru'rr'r lu'fm'r'. 7'lu'ir luvn-fs hwpf on flnnciiuy us lmmmrnrrf fhfy Irwnf For if flu'y u'r'r1' lr1f1', flu' spvll iroulrl lu' sprilf. Tllffl as flial .vfnry-lmnh' hniyllfx, hr rf'r'0i1'r'1l his ln'i.:'1' . . . A kiss from his IIIHTHV in mrly siu1ri.Qr'. 1 .,-r xi.. N 'Wi' 1? Qnce again the old maroon waved on high as the gentlemen from Ford- ham delighted Mercyites and friends with their charming renditions of songs, old and new. The dance which fol- lowed put the finishing touch to an evening enjoyed by everyone. Hold on, Lynn. Songana Pu-leezel This floor is lor dancing! fb Notbf1d,KC1Yl1y, Not had nt all! Tlwy smm for iheir sup pm Gnd tlwm ' justirol vi' ' T? Na 'Q We'll dance or talk, fmy time 'S v .. aww ,K . Q Q . 10 Q'Zafu7la1f!ae New Bofm fin? ,-af 6 3 ZA--, TN Y I Uri FWU11 Illfirlfi 530 A1Vc'1f'wf11ll',' I mi tfv ll llt'Vr' tiwy wvrwut U11 fix? 2 S Euclemcl cmd Betty in porfcwt TIIYHIIII fwiv Pl playwright-producer at Q.L,M,Q,? Yes, indeedeeeour own Sister Mary Hloysia fright! who Wrote and directed the play Glory to the Newborn King. Its all-encompassing cast, brilliant cos- turning, graceful choreography, and the unfolding ot its beautiful story moved the audience to a deeper understanding ot the birth ot our Lord. The songs ot the Glee Club, directed by Sister Mary Denis, and the selections of the orchestra, conducted by Mr. Query, contributed much to the success ot the evening. Gigantic' Mr, Snowman Csuch fun to makcj stole thc show, f That s Roberta behini thf ilassf s rick - and t y mustache! fax Tllerf- wus FT warm lVlSll Welvome Gt Q LMH. Om lvlmrfll l7Tl1, GGY Couples responded by tlw f up-..s Chickens from lrelcmdl These ldds cmd lcxssies are engrossed in the Chicken Hop. Seems to require concentration plus Q strong constitution! Pl nidht for dfmcmcr lizxs fmd ref-ls, but even Qmer-icifm 'lslrollsm were Pmfllbll ted. Mach 1716 Saint Patrick may have chased the snakes from lreland, but his power would have been to no avail in emptying the halls of Mercy on the l7th. Truly a little bit of lreland must have fallen on us all, for every- one was Irish for the evening. Disc-jockey, loe Morri this mothers name must have been Sullivanl supplied us with music galore and added that pro- fessional touch to the evening. The audi- torium was beautifully decorated in green and white and high above the heads of all was a huge shamrock, The music played on and the hours slipped by until it was time for the curtain to fall and the dancers to depart. Now all that is left are the wonderful memories and hopes for another lrish night next year. Plfter the jig was over, Maureen departs with her beau, 10 . , l I lp Blow, Gabriel, Blowl Well clone, Oonah, Canarattilatiarts Mr Q Tl 7 t . , . ur-ry f Moira, and Rosemary. chestra was never better, Each year we look forward to the concert giveri by our Glee Club and Orchestra, arid each year we're prouder than ever of their delightful selections so skillfully performed, Cbelowl Members of the Glee Club with all eyes followiha Sister Mary Denis' directions. i Q 5 O l 1 l Ol' Io cw-tc1ir1ly has vomtr-ol O1 iimt Orchestra swinfxs mio cmothf-r molmiious keyboard. selrfction Hanna! Uancwl' 'lx 1 ' 4 f 0 ' ' N Sk 3 4-if ' I ,, x' X , . L 4 Magma! During the annual May Procession We pay special homage to our patroness, Our Lady of Mercy. This public devotion consists in the recitation ot the rosary, presentation of flowers, crowning ot our Lady as Queen, and concludes with the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. V ,l , W ' ,Y 4'-I rx 'l l swf Mig 'X i ,I N I '- .fi 'Q if! 'W . VN!!! 6 3 1 My - 9, , ' L ' r I, ,, l ,.,' K 'J Ht the close of the procession, Father Potterton Cabovel raises the rnonf strance for the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. View of the procession around pond. Macy The Rosary is recited as we process around the QM beautiful campus of O.L,M,Q. 1 I Ftnd we thought it was natural, Pat! We waited tour years lor this lackie, are you guarding or sell- lng the books? S . Rena adjusts drape for that all important portrait. R . We helped decorote this one So this is whot you do during C1 Virgil portyf' Everyone qot in on this one. We don't usuolly eot like this! Hormony on Closs Doy. 116 ll 1 I - How dramatic can one aet7 Reelivina our freshmen days Sa peaceful for study and Chitfchat l'.,L 1 'W Flower Show complete with The dgy 4 f GMplGCxfedi Shgkc COVSGGOSI speare 'vV1f1 r, 'IOOC e. Ed: They were superb! 1953 G' ffl' The long White line o This is it. We mode it! The thrill of the tcrssel ceremony. I r EQ I A 11 .A These be our more more more more 118 X V irgighi prayers - power light constancy progress. rg.-, f l'll ,4-l illfpx lfrrmhv Um Hifbfzfk PRHTT BROTHERS CONTRHCTING. INC. XM OLD COUNTRY ROHD WESTBURY, N. Y. LEON D. DE MHTTEIS CONSTRUCTION CORP. GENERHL CONTRHCTORS 61 BUILDERS 0 Telephone: CUrtiss 5-8243 o 827 ELMONT ROHD ELMONT, N. Y. xiozo vioiojujoiaricsjojoioicnimriojasja fcnoiojxnjoiuxniuiaxinioioiuicxiuiuioia nie 10101011 03101011 nic ,.. ,.. ini ni 11 in 1 :in 11:1 :ini 1 ri 11113 1 ini 111111111113 1 ri Dor1't Settle for Lessg Get the Best ctt . . . Picone Brothers oi Suffolk, Inc. CGNCBETE BLOCK HND BRICK ., . . . . H Our Servlce Is Tops m P1cone Bucks cmd Blocks Telephone: cHQpe1 9-5800 BRCHDHCLLOW ROHD FQBMINGDHLE, N. Y. Telephone: Hllmilton 3-0750 MHNOR FUEL COMPHNY, INC. MOBIL-HEHTH Plant ond Office: 152 RHILROHD STREET HUNTINGTON STHTION. N. Y Telephone: NOrthport 3-2334 FREDERICK H. BUSSE I N s U R Q. N C E 25H, R.F.D. ill, FORT SHLONGH NORTI-IPORT, N. Y Telephone: IVonhoe 6-6900 FRHNK X. MURRHY Life - INSURHNCE - Generol 80 NORTH FRI-INICLIN STREET HEMPSTEHD, N. Y Compliments of . . . MR. HND MRS. FRHNK GIORGIO xi 1: ini li ri 1101 11 14 1 lic is ia 1:13:11 xiuicniniuiui-ni 1 122 xioioioioigzg uiwxioiozoifoioioioicnic oi 14 njoxuioicvioiojojf .g....,-. P-I Iv DJ New Iersey: SWarthrr1ore 8-1838 - New York: CHickerir1g 4-8555 I. SHUSVILLE SONS Established 1899 Manufacturers, Importers and Iobbers BHKERS ci INSTITUTICDN SUPPLIES 17 CHHMBERLHIN HVENUE EHST PHTERSON, N. I. Tested and Flpproved Flround the World FORD IS GREQT EOR '58 HUTHORIZED V , I FU RU L D E H L E R SERVICE - SHLES - PHRTS PLHINVIEW MOTORS. INC. on SOUTH OYSTER BHY Roan at syossef n:n1-::nqpn1nguqpn--1- -. 1 - - - 1- un-i-..-u-ni- -1 1- 1- in - ------- --- -- -.-.,...g. Telephone: TR 5-9702 N E D Y PHOTO ENGRAVING inc. lymgm ENGRAWNG' mc. ioi-INT P, KENNEDY, President 33 FLATBUSH AVE., BROOKLYN 17, N. Y. KEVIN P. KENNEDY, President Telephones: HO11is 5-1778 - 1890 WILLIHM T. SWENGROS, INC. PRINTING EOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, CHURCHES PHOTO OFFSET -1- LETTER PRESS ii-.T in YEPIR BOOK SPECIRLISTS Hpproved Prinlers lor the Miraculous Medol Noveno Bond 218-89 HEMPSTEHD HVENUE QUEENS VILLHGE 29. N. Y. Compliments of . . . FOOD MARKETS Serving Long Island Since 1887 Telephone: SUnset I-6738 EHST MEHDOW CONTRHCTORS CESSPOOLS DUG HND BUILT -2- CRHNES EOR HIRE 0 976 RECTOR STREET NORTH BELLMORE. N. Y. 124 DHGGETT 6: RHMSDELL, INC. Creators of Perfect Beauty Preparations 350 FIFTH HVENUE NEW YORK I, N. Y. Clinnnrllgh Dining in the Old New York Manner and noted for: DUBLIN BHY PRHWNS - IRISH COFFEE I TWO DISTINCTIVE RESTHURHNTS 110 EHST 23rd STREET- 200 EHST 23rd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y. 1 13 -1 -1 3 3:11014 2 1014 1 :ini 21 nioi ni xi 1 11 1 viuini 125 CHNIVHN BROTHERS, INC. BUILDING REPQIRS o GHRDEN CITY, NEW YORK Compliments oi . . MELE'S PHVILION 0 CENTERPORT. LONG ISLHND Congrcitulcxiions and Best Wishes to . . . THE CLHSS OF 1958 DR. HND MRS. IEREMIHH MCMHHON Ros1.YN HEIGHTS, NEW Yom: Telephone: WI-ilnut 1-3500 HBHLENE OIL COMPHNY, INC. FUEL OIL - I-IEHTING INSTHLLQTIONS Gil Burner Soles and Service SYOSSET, NEW YORK 126 1010101014 :jcnz114viasie1n1o1cr:1rjcn11:o14x:4r1an1cvj1r:114xj1n:1n:1n:ani4:1nj4:o:4010101014 03,14 Regular Sailings from U. S. Ports to Mediterranean and Levant Service CHDIZ - BHRCELONH - GENOH - NFIPLES TRIESTE - PIRHEUS E ISTHNBUL and WORLDWIDE TRHMP SERVICE STEVENSON LINES T. I. STEVENSON 6. CO., INC. 80 BHOHD STREET. NEW YORK. N. Y. Telephone: WI-Iitehall 3-2977 Norfolk Mobile. I-lla. HINKINS S.S. FIGENCY, INC. PHGE 5: IONES Philadelphia Washington. D. C. lOl-IN C. ROGERS 6. CO. STEVENSON LINES Charleston Newport News PQLMETTO SHIPPING CO., INC. Savannah. Ga. SMITH 5: KELLY Baltimore C. NEVILLE 6. CO. Long Island Distributor' for: U. S. ROYRI. THERMOID PRODUCTS PROTO G SIOUX GOODYEHR Fan Belts Tools Tires and Tubes Brake Shoes Brake Parts P. D. IGNITION EXIDE Radiator Hose PRODUCTS Batteries CHAMPION H. P. CORP. PRESTONE Spark Plugs Mufflers TREK Tail Pipes Flnti-Freeze PUROLHTOR Oil Filters RECHPPING HNDERSON PRODUCTS Truck 6. Passenger Wiper Blades DUPONT HUTOMOTIVE Wiper Motors CHEMICI-ILS BRTTERY REPHIRING MHCHINE SHOP SERVICE RIVETED HND BONDED BRRKE SHOE EXCHHNGE Nassau Store and Warehouse Suffolk Store and Warehouse IERICHO TPKE. 6. DENTON RP. IERICHO TURNPIKE New Hyde Park, N. Y. IUST WEST OF N. Y. BLVD. Cwflrden City 7-6528, 29, 30, 31 Huntington Station, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-1818 I-IUntington 4-6350 riuioiuini uiuioic 1 ini ri 111111 1113114 1010112111 1 10101 via 127 HINKINS S.S. HGENCY, INC. HINKINS S.S. HGENCY, INC. 2 140.0 014 :if n1ifnic101011rioio11vjan1criojo11r1cr1an1anio1av1cv:o:4r:01o11nts rjrvi1r:4s:1vicv:cr:1u:cs11n1an1a 1101011 020101014 1101010111411-11 1111111101 1 1 1 1 101411-11 1 11-111411111 Telephone: Wllllnul 1-1322 lohn Boesch, Proprietor SYOSSET BHKERY BREQD - PQSTRY - ROLLS - onmzs Pon HLL ooonsroms Birthdoy ond Wedding Cokes - lce Creom Cola-es Schrolffs lce Creom Buy Where 11's Boked Fresh 27 IHCKSON HVENUE SYOSSET, N. Y. Cornplimenls ol . . . AMERICNS Fonemosr rooo acumen . . . smcs usso u .er ur ets 1 X ' me GREAT ArLANnc a. mclnc TEA coMPANY Telephones: Wlllnul 1-1600-1 - 12511910 - C. IQNKE Q3 SONS SYOSSET MHRKET PRIME MEQTS, PoULTRY HND PRov1s1oNs Frozen Foods i: Free Delivery Dolly OPPOSITE RHILROHD STHTION SYOSSET. N. Y. For Your Fovorite Beer or Soclo Coll Wlllnut 1-2640 PUCCIO'S DISTRIBUTORS N.Y.S. Wholesale Beer Lic. C132 BEER ON ICE f KEGS: Vg, V4, V2 1-lours: 8 HM, - 8 PM. ee Sundoys: 1 PM, - 3 PM. CORNER WlI.LIS 61 IHCKSON HVENUES SYOSSET, N. Y. 111111'11-1111111111101111111411:-10101111411n1u1u1:l11 1..1w1v1u 128 GO WITH SCHENCK CI-IHRTER BUSES . . SCHENCK TRHNSPORTHTICN CO., INC. BJPQ 372 IERICHO TURNPIKE FLORHL PHRK, N. Y Telephones: Flushing 8-2262-9300 P. LOFHRO. INC. SPIND - GRFIVEI.. HND STONE - BUILDING MHTERIQLS Paint and Mason Hardware No Orders Too Small or Too Large 120-22 TWENTY-EIGHTH I-IVENUE FLUSHING. N. Y Compliments of . . . H FRIEND 1-ing-s Telephone: CLoverdale 7-1830 NHILHBLE CINDER BLOCK CORP. o 824 EHST 94th STREET BROOKLYN. N. Y 129 Best Wishes . . . HCTIONCRHFI' PRODUCTS o PORT WHSHINGTON, NEW YORK QIYXQ H FRIEND GXQLID Telephone: ORio1e 6-0380 M. SILVP1, IR HOUSE OF SOUND CUSTOM HUDIO INSTQLLHTIONS 26 GLENWOOD ROHD GLEN HEHD, N. Y I. HHLHHHN, INC. IOHN HQLQHQN HUTOMHTION FOR BUSINESS HND INDUSTRY OLD WHEHTLEY ROHD BROOKVILLE. N. Y 150 o 1111011110101:wifvioiojajoieni1n1o1o11n14r1o11x:vnjo1fx11s1o1o1an1u1:axicnzviesiariviun:o1o:o1:r1n1u14x1o1au1uv:o1o.n ' . 020 in riniuiui ini mio: 3 2014 in 2 1 sin 1014 301 ni 121:11 1- 1:11 111 Telephone: ED 4-8181 HOMES BY WHITEHHLL w6?'x MHRCUS HVE. G VVHI'I'EHHI.L LH. NEW HYDE PHRK. N. Y Telephone: l-lHmilton 7-0428 HL!-IN PILE. INC. Doclcs - BULKHEQDS - MQRINHS HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK Telephone: RE 7-5210 GEORGE I. COKER 6 SONS, INC. CFITERERS NEW YORK. N. Y. Compliments of . . . H FRIEND X 131 MR. HND MRS. HNTHONY FROEHLICH Telephone: Mlflyfcir 1-2266 DOMURHT BROTHERS PLUMBING HND HEQTING 49 MINEOLH HVENUE ROSLYN HEIGHTS, N. Y IHMES G. O'DONNELL CONSULTING ENGINEER 39 BROHDWHY NEW YORK. N. Y Best Wishes to . . . THE GRHDUQTING CLQSS OF 1958 MR. HND MRS. HNTHONY D. GHITH 132 Telephone: MHylc1ir 1-4545 Iohn P. Tucholski, Lic. Mgr ROSLYN HEIGHTS FUNERHL HOME, INC. QIR-CONDITIONED CHRPELS Licensed Embcilmer ond Funeral Director 75 MINEOLH HVENUE ROSLYN HEIGHTS. N. Y Telephone: Ploneer 6-7200 I. HLFRED VHLENTINE REFIL ESTHTE HND INSURRNCE 148 MINEOLH BOULEVHRD MINEOLH. N. Y Telephone: Ploneer l-5500 I. S. MCHUGH, INC. ornclz HND SCHOOL FURNITURE 839 STEWHRT HVENUE GHRDEN CITY. N. Y Best Wishes . MR. HND MRS. RICHHRD G. KENEVEN XM 153 H FRIEND OF THE CLHSS OF 1960 Compliments of . . . HHRVEY LIGHTING STUDIO SILK LHMPSHHDE RECOVERING FIND MHDE TO MEHSURE SHHDES 553 PORT WHSHINGTON BLVD. PORT WHSHINGTON, N. Y THE BHRGHIN CENTER EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME IERICHO TURNPIKE SYOSSET. N. Y Compliments of . . . MR. HND MRS. WILLIHM PERRIDGE XM 154 . . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . 622228 ROSE L. BINSHCK Licensed Real Estate Broker 303 Hempstead Hve., W. Hemp. 1V 9-8433 N. 5: I. CHRICOLH HRmi1ton 3-2320 338 East Iericho Tpke., Huntington, N. Y. HNGELO ULIHNO 83 East Main Street, Huntington, N. Y. NHTIONHL Sc. 10c, 25c STORES CORP. 25 Iackson Hvenue, Syosset, L. I. LENNON-PEEK SURGICHL CO., INC. 30 Fourth Flvenue, Cor. Pacific Street Brooklyn 17, N. Y. SCHOELLES PHHRMHCY Sea Cliff, N. Y. MEHDOWBROOK MOTEL Iericho Turnpike, Iericho, L. l. LHWFRED REHLTY SERVICE Real Estate Farmingdale, L. 1. GEORGE PITINHSULI Towne Diner Iackson Plvenue, Syosset, L. 1. CENTRE SERVICE STHTION fESSOl Wlfllnut l-9877 78 Iackson Hvenue, Syosset, L. 1. SYOSSET PLHTE GLHSS CO. Wllllnut l-4320 128 Iackson Rvenue, Syosset, L. l. I. P. KEHOE Stationery Store 1374 Northern Blvd., Roslyn, L. I. DOUG'S CRNDY 6. STHTIONERY We are the 'Happiness Boys' 614 Ierusalem Hvenue, Uniondale, N. Y. KELLY PILE DRIVING CO. 174-05 Douglas Hvenue, Iamaica, N. Y. CLYDE DEBS M131 1-2624 433 Guinea Wood Road, Roslyn Heights CLYDE IR. MQ 1-3992 381 Guinea Wood Road, Roslyn Heights GEORGE SEHMHN Mason CS Plastering Contractor 32-20 160th Street, Flushing, N. Y. FI.. 9-0517 HENRY KELLY IMPORT. G DISTR. CO. 413 West 13th Street, New York, N. Y. Compliments of . . . MR. 6, MRS. RHLPH M. RICE MICHHEL VITOLO. INC. Meat Brokers 60 Ninth Rvenue, New York ll, N. Y. POST CLEHNERS 6: DYERS 321 Post Hveriue, Westbury, N. Y. R. 6- R. TRUCKING WElls l-3156 6 Island Street, Plainview, L. l. ROBERT C. MOSS, INC. Guild Optician 361 Main Street, Huntington, N. Y. Ryan Ready-Mixed Concrete Corp. Smith ci Ninth Streets, Brooklyn, N. Y. GLEN HEHD MOTORS OR 6-0570 671 Glen Cove Hvenue, Glen Head, N. Y. BHRLEY'S PHHRMHCY - Since 1899 ED 3-0060 167 Post Hvenue, Westbury, N. Y. . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . GXJLZD H. G. VOGEL COMPRNY Plutomatic Fire Sprinklers 1841 Broadway, New York 23, N. Y. HPRILE 6: COMPHNY Leather and Fabric Specialties 6908-10 Roosevelt Plvenue, Woodside, L. MR. KOSSMHN - HUB 1.G.H, Super Market 8-14 Cold Spring Road POTOMHC ELECTROTYPE CO. 526 West 26th Street, New York 1, N. Y. RRY MHR CLEHNERS 429 Glen Cove Road, Roslyn Heights, L. GILLIHN 6: GILLIHN 625 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck, N. Compliments ol . . . DR. G MRS. G. R. DTIMHTO Compliments of . . . MR. 6 MRS. CHVORLEY MR. BHRNEY TURECHMO Contracting Corporation 24th Rvenue, Belt Parkway 1. 1. Y. Turecamo Coastal 61 Harbor Tow. Corp. West End Flvenue, Oyster Bay, N. Y. M. KNIPFING 5: SONS, INC. Ford Dealer 265 Post Plvenue, Westbury, N. Y. PURCELL'S FLOWER SHOP WE11s 1-2830 188 Fl Broadway, Hicksville, L. 1. DR. 5: MRS. S. 1. HNZIHNO 64 Walcott Road, Levittown, L. 1. Talbot's Complete Shell Service General Huto Repairs - WE1ls 1-9858 Broadway 61 Thotman Five., Hicksville, N. Y. IOSEPH ROLLI Floral Park Model Bakery Floral Park, N. Y. WHLLHCE FUEL CO. 128 West Hills Road, Huntington Sta., N. Y. HHMILTON 5 6 I0 1780 New York Rve., Huntington Sta., N. Y. BENNETT MEDICHL SUPPLY CO. HFlrnilton 1-1771 453 New York Rvenue, Huntington, N. Y. GOMEZ SERVICE STHTION 1Vanhoe 3-7356 2 Hempstead Flvenue, Hempstead, N. Y. COLDSTREHM MEHT MARKET 1Vanhoe 9-2266 1083 Front Street, Uniondale, L. 1. BILL'S STHTIONERY - FOUNTHIN 25 Hillside Hve., Williston Park Cnear R.R.l HILL'S SIGN, INC. HMityVil1e 4-1508 576 North Broadway, Flmityville, N. Y. GLEN HEHD PHHRIVIHCY OR 6-1004 55 Glen Head Road, Glen Head, L. 1. KING KULLEN GROCERY CO. 178-02 Liberty Flvenue, Iamaica, N. Y. CENTER DELICHTESSEN Home Cooking Our Specialty - WR 1-1012 E. Laschitza, Carl Hrp THE TOWN HOUSE Great Neck, N. Y. WHLSH CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contracting 711 Third Hvenue, New York 17, N. Y. . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . . GXKZD CHHRLES DECKELMHNN Flccountant and Tax Consultant 234 Pamlico Qvenue, Uniondale, N. Y. ECONOMY DRUG CO. S. H. Bradley, Ph.G. Pioneer 6-4299 64 Hillside Hvenue, Williston Park, L. I. EVHNS HMITYVILLE DHIRY. INC. 45 Wellington Place, Plmityville, N. Y. GHTEWHY BEHUTY SHLON ROslyn 3-5880 397 Guinea Woods Road, East Hills, L, I. Compliments of . . . THE LITTLEST HNGEL HHPPY WHLK SHOES Pioneer 6-4784 927 Franklin Hvenue, Garden City, N. Y. SHERMHN'S SUPER MHRKET Plainview Road, Plainview, N. Y. LEHRNER'S CHNDY STORE Main Street, Farmingdale, N. Y. M. H. CONNELL Funeral Home Huntington Station, N. Y. HRTHUR'S LIQUOR STORE 765 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square Compliments ot . . . EMERSON INDUSTRIES, INC. FEHRN MOTORS Railroad Plaza, Huntington Station, N. Y. FUNNELL 6. COOK S. Griepen -- Druggists Huntington, L. l. IHI'IN'S - Since 1897 55 Wall Street, Huntington, N. Y. CITY CUT-RHTE DRUGS WElls l-1329 4ll South Oyster Bay Road KLIX CLEHNERS, INC. We Call and Deliver - PO 7-3131 9 Main Street, Port Washington, N. Y. LEHMHNN 6. RYHN Gulf Service E PO 7-l68l 900 Port Washington Blvd., Port Washington HI..'S TEXHCO SERVICE Hilmilton 7-3525 502 New York Hvenue, Huntington, N. Y. TRIBORO NEON SIGN 394 Hempstead Tpke., West Hempstead The Chauncey Real Estate Co.. Ltd. Milin 4-4300 - Est, 1843 149 Pierrepont Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. KERN'S GULF SERVICE STHTION Roslyn cSr Powerhouse Roads, Roslyn, N, Y. THE MUSIC BOX Conklin Street, Farmingdale, L. l. HOHMHNN 6. BHRNHRD, INC. MUrray Hill 3-3796 204 East 33rd Street, New York, N. Y. Hohmann 6. Barnard of Hlabama Birmingham, Hlabama PENWOVEN. INC. 20 East 45th Street, New York l7, N. Y. FENNELLY 6- FENNELLY 453 New York Hvenue, Huntington, N. Y. IOHN -Exclusive Hair Stylist Ploneer 7-1340 182 Seventh Street, Garden City, N. Y. WEIGHND BROS.. INC. Funeral Homes Baldwin - Williston Park . . BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . CMQQZD IHY'S FLOWERS - Vincent Royer HU 2-1454-1455 15-17 Station Plaza, Great Neck, N. Y. WEII. BURGESS CO. Sales and Service 25 New York Hvenue, Huntington, N. Y, L. HODSON 6. SON Insurance Brokers 99 Iohn Street, New York, N. Y. Dl 9-3663 G. Riviera of Smithtown Restaurant Weddings - Banquets - Luncheon Dinners Route 2511, Smithtown, L. 1. KEHRNEY MOTORS, INC. Edsel Pluto Dealer Northern Blvd, fnear Glen Cove Roadl RICE F HRMS STHBLE Huntington, L. 1. RHY COMISH. IR. Service Station 61 Garage - HH 7-3101 Wall St. 6. Southdown Rd., Huntington, L. 1. OHKLHND SUPPLY CORP. Hempstead, L. 1. DOVER MOTORS, INC. Frederick White 33 Hillside Qvenue, Williston Park, N. Y. BHY SERVICE STHTION 204-12 204th Street Northern Boulevard, Bayside, N. Y. DR. 6. MRS. HENRY RHDZIEWICZ 468 Pennsylvania Flvenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. THE CHLHBHN CO.. INC. WEl1s 5-8153 31 Friendly Road, Hicksville, L. 1. Compliments ot . . . VIDONI HOMES 8 George W. Knochel - R. H. Kelly 205 Main Street, Hempstead, L. 1. Compliments ot . . . WINDSOR FUEL COMMUTER'S CLEHNING SERVICE Kopp. R.R. Stationl 12 Haven Hvenue, Port Washington, N. Y. HERO-TECH DESIGNS Complete Drafting Service 2344 Garfield St., No, Bellrnore CH l-2929 IHMES E. TRUE HSSOCIHTES 419 Fourth Hvenue, New York, N. Y. OFFSET REPRODUCTION, INC. Saint Mary of the Hngels Home Syosset, L. 1. Pax Et Bonum Unique Gift Studio Importers - Religious Hrticles 15 East 54th Street, New York 22, N. Y. WOODBURY GHRDEN CENTER Ioseph Lebknecker, Ir., Prop, Woodbury Road, Hicksville, N. Y. MIDLHND ESSO SERVICE STHTION WElls 1-9446 Plainview Shopping Center CHINH VIEW REST 395 So. Oyster Bay Road, Plainview, N, Y. MRS. FREDERICK GHNNON New York Telephone Co. HNDREW GELLEN at Costume Bootery 940 Franklin Hvenue, Garden City, L. 1. SWEET CLOVER DHIRY Milk QS Milk Products IV 5-2706 - FR 9-1660 H. Horneck, Distributor M Uniondale, L. 1. O'CONNOR'S LIQUOR SHOP 317 Maple Hvenue, Westbury, L. 1. . . Patrons . . MR. 6 MRS. H. C. HBBOTT MR. 6 MRS. CHI-IRLES RCKERMRN RMITY PIUTO SERVICE HNNE HND HERB FIRMSTRONG DHIRY, INC. RSSOCIRTED FOOD STORE RUDIO CONSULTFINTS, INC. MR. IOHN I. BHGRTTP1 BFIRCLRY STREET CHR WHSH, INC. QLOYSIUS BQRNES FRHNK X. BRRNES MR. 6 MRS. IOHN P. BHRNES MR. 6 MRS. CRRYL BQRNETT DR. 6 MRS. IHMES C. BHRNETT MRS. N. BRTER TRY-C 6 ROBERT BHUM MR. 6 MRS, SEYMOUR R. BRUM BERU SEIOUR MR. 6 MRS. I. C. BERTOLOTTI MR. 6 MRS. QNTHONY F. BIONDOLILLO MR. 6 MRS. PHILIP BIONDOLILLO BIRCHWOOD DRUGS MRS. G. BIRD MR. 6 MRS. F. BOBULSKI, 6 IO MRS. C. F. BOSSUNG ROBERT BROGPIRNICK BUCKLEY EDSEL, INC. MISS OONRH BUCKLEY MR. TIMOTHY I. BUCKLEY MRS. 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EHST MEI-IDOW SERVICE STHTION MR. 6. MRS. FRED EBERHHRDT IOHN MHRIE EBERHFIRDT MRS. K. EBERHQRDT FRHNKLIN G. EDWHRDS IRENE M. EDWHRDS IQNE FRQNCES EGHL IOHN 6. FRI-INCES EGRL MR. 6. MRS. IOI-IN I. EGQN, IR. MR. 6 MRS. GEORGE F. ELLIOT EVERLHST FENCE CO. MR. 6. MRS. IOI-IN FHBER BRIHN I. FHGHN MR. 6. MRS. GEORGE I. FFIRRELL MR. IOHN FHRRELL MRS. IOHN FHRRELL MR. 6. MRS. NICHOLHS V. FHSRNO MR. 6. MRS. GEORGE FENT 6. FRMILY MRS. IOSEPH FERNBHCH MR. 6. MRS. GEORGE E. FINK MR. 6. MRS. IOHN W. FINLEY H FRIEND F1 FRIEND MR. 6. MRS. PIUGUSTUS FROEB, IR. LOU FHSHRO GHIL,MFlRY IHNE, PETER, 6. KEVIN HNNE GHRLHND MR. C. GHRLHND MRS. C. GFIRLHND GHTEWHY PHHRMHCY GENNHRO'S MR. 6. MRS. IOHN B. GEORGE GHIL MHRIE GILMQRTIN MR. 6. MRS. P. I. GILMQRTIN GLEN FLOORS - F. CHPOBIHNCO MR. 6. MRS. EDWHRD Fl. GOBEL GOULD SHLES CORPORHTION FIGNES 6. IOSEPH GRHF MR. H. GREEHEY MRS. H. GREEHEY GREENFIELD PI-If-IRMHCY GREGORY COHL 6. LUMBER CO., INC MR. 6. MRS. W. GRIFFIN MRS. K. F. GROSS MR. 6. MRS. H. GURNICK H. H. PROD. 6. FIN. CORP. THE HHLLERHN FQMILY MR. 6. MRS. IHMES P. HFILLERHN MR. 6. MRS. F. HFINDLER NFINCY 6. FRHNK I-IHNDLER HQNSHE PLUMBING 6. I-IEHTING 140 I . . . Patrons . . MR. 6- MRS. B. I. HI-IRRIMFIN MR. 6. MRS. I. L. HHRVEY IOHN I. I-IFISSETT, IR. MR. 6. MRS. MHRTIN F. HFISSETT MR. 61 MRS. FRED HI'-IUBRICK MISS PQTRICIH FINLEY MRS. QNN D. FINN FRFINK D. FINN MR. ci MRS. DUNCHN FISHER THE FITZGERI-ILDS MR. 61 MRS. EDWHRD G. FITZGERHLD IOHN T. FITZGERHLD MRS. W. E. FLYNN MR. 61 MRS. WFILTER P. FLYNN MR. G MRS. IOHN C. FOLEY FOREST WINE :Sf LIQUOR STORE MR, cS. MRS. WILLIHM FOSTER MR. EUGENE V. FOX MR. IOHN FRI-INZESE, SR. MRS. I. FRPINZESE FREDDIE'S THE FRIF-IR FHMILY MR. G MRS. R. H. HERTHERTON MR. df MRS. IOHN I. HENNEBERRY EDWQRD I. HERLIHY CFIRMEN HERNHNDEZ G. MR. 61 MRS. TOMPIS HERNFINDEZ MR. cSf MRS. FRRNCIS X. HERRICK CQRRIE HERRMQNN MR. ci MRS. DOUGLFIS HILL MR. QS MRS. WILLIRM HILL DR. :Sf MRS. RRYMOND HOESTEN MR. ci MRS. HOLMES C. F. HOWHRD HUNOLD PHHRMHCY HUNTINGTON FURS HUNTINGTON 3-STI-IR QUTO SQLES. IHCKSON PHPIRMRCY IOHFINNESSEN MUSIC STORE MR. QS MRS. F. B. IOHNSON IOSE - MHSTER HQIR STYLIST MR. 6. MRS. ROBERT I. IUSTINGER MR. ci MRS. CHFIRLES Fl. KFIISER MR. ci MRS. I. H. KPIISER MILLICENT KQLT MR. 61 MRS. THOMHS I. KFINE MISS DI!-INNE R. KEEFE DR. CS MRS. GERRLD I. KEEFE VHLERIE KELLER MR. ci MRS. I. I. KELLEY IHNE KELLY INC Who's teaching whoCmI? 1141 . . Patrons . . MR. :Sf MRS. IOHN F. KELLY MR. ci MRS. HFIRRY F. KENNEDY MR. G MRS. IOI-IN C. KENNY MR. 6. MRS. IHMES I. KEOUGH EUNICE KING MR. 6. MRS. IOHN Fl. KIRSCH MR. 6. MRS. WILLIHM T. KLEIN KLIPP'S MRS. H. KNIERIM KNOTT PHHRMRCY L. G L. CFIMERI-I EXCHQNGE MISS BHRBHRF1 H. LHINO MR. 6. MRS. N. W. LFIINO MR. 6. MRS. E. LHNG IUDY LHNG MR. :Sf MRS. R. G. LHNTHIER MR. 6. MRS. P. T. LHRK LH ROSE BEHUTY SHOPPE MRS. HLLFIN S. LEHMI-IN LEONE'S RESTFIURHNT MR. 6. MRS. IOSEPI-I W. LEVLIN MR. 6. MRS. I. LISTON MR. 6. MRS. IOSEPH LIVESFIY MRS. MHRY LOGHN MR. 5. 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FORD MILES MR. :Sf MRS. V. MINCIETI MR. R. MISITI 142 IO HNN EILEEN MIUTZ MR. 61 MRS. IOSEPH MIUTZ MR. I. F. MOHHN MRS. I. F. MOHQN PQTRICII31 MOLLOY MR. 6 MRS. CHQRLES MONTHNQ DR. G MRS. MURPHY MR. cS MRS. MURPHY MR. IOHN MURPHY MRS. IOHN MURPHY MR. cS MRS. W. I. MURPHY MR. 6. MRS. I. G. MURPHY MISS PFITRICIH MURRHY MRS. FINNQ NHGLE MR. CS MRS. ROBERT NQLECZ BETTY NEMMERS MR. 61 MRS. R. I. NEMMERS MR. G MRS. G. NEUMFINN MR. IHMES F. NEWMPIN LYDE NEWMQN MR. G MRS. G. C. SHERRER MR. cSf MRS. GEORGE SCHULZ I. H. SCHWRRTZ -7- IEWELER MR. WILLIQM SELLERBERG MRS. WILLIHM SELLERBERG MR. HOWPIRD SEYMOUR MR. W. SHEEHRN MRS. W. SHEEHHN MR. 6 MRS MR. ci MRS. MR. 6. MRS MR. 6. MRS IOHN R. SHILLITO R. SLEICHER ROBERT E SLEVIN ROBERT P. SLEVIN MR. E. N. SMITH .Patrons. MISS HELEN L. SMITH CRTHERINE SPILLRNE MRS. DENNIS SPILLHNE MHRY SUMMERS SYOSSET DRUGS SYOSSET I-IHRDWQRE MRS. IOSEPH E. THLBOT THEMES, INC. - INTERIOR DECORQTING THORO CLEPINERS MR MR MR MR MRS MRS MRS. MRS. IHMES M. TONSMEIRE THOMHS F. TOPPIN IPIMES E. TRUE IOHN TURNER THE TWEEDY TWINS' TWIN HRRBOR DRUGS MRS. CHHRLES VHCI-IRIS MRS. VPIN WICKLEN DOLORES VIRDONE 1413 Out comes the red pencil cmd the slaughter begins. IOSEPH VIRDONE MR. LEONHRD B. WFIGNER MRS. LEONHRD B. WHGNER WFlLTER'S LIQUOR SHOP MR. QS MRS. H. C. WEED MR. cSf MRS. V. WEILER WEINLHND'S VILLQGE BQKERY WEINTRI-lUB'S STHTIONERS MR. ci MRS. FREDERICK WEISBROG MR. F. W. WERWHISS MRS. F. W. WERWHISS MRS. FIGNES WETZEL WHITMFIN CLEFINERS 6. DYERS WILLOWDHLE SERVICE STHTION MR. 6. MRS. LEON ZHBRISKIE ROSFINNE NEWMFIN MR. LOUIS NIELSON MRS. LOUIS NIELSON MR. 5 MRS MR. 6: MRS. MR. ci MRS CFITHERINE MR. :Sf MRS WILLIHM NOERING GEORGE F. NOLHN FRI-INK B. NUSS O'CONNELL I. O'CONNELL MRS. MHRY O'CONNOR VHLENTIN RUIZ OLREGON SRM L. PHCE MR. IOHN PHDDENBURG STEPHEN I. PHLINKOS PHLMICK BRHKE SERVICE - TEXHCO PHUL'S SERVICE CENTER 3 PERS IN Fl POD 65 HUNT PEG G UNCLE BILL MR. 6, MRS. IOHN I. PERNF1, IR. Patrons . . MR. 6- MRS. PETER PERPIGNFINO PETER PRN BHKERY PETE'E RITE SUPER SERVICE MR. QS MRS. PETTERSEN MR. 6: MRS. GEORGE G. PHHIR PLHYHRD PLYMOUTH MI-IRKET MR. 61 MRS. I. F. POGGENBURG RONHLD PONT MR. KEVIN QUINN MR. 5 MRS, VICTOR RFIDMILL RHINBOW RESTHURHNT MR. SOL RPIMHGLI MR. 6- MRS. H. RHMELLH MR. 6. MRS. REGHN REGE I-IHIR STYLING REY'S LUNCH BHKERY MR. 5 MRS. RHLPH M. RICE MRS. IHMES F. ROCHE ROLLINGWOOD SHOPPING CENTER THERESFI ORTIZ DE RUIZ RUSSELL CLEI-INERS RUSSWOOD DRUGS MR. 6. MRS. IOSEPH M. RYHN MR. 6. MRS, NICHOLHS E. RYFIN SHLMICK BRHKE SERVICE LORETTH SQNGER MHRIH EUGENIH SHSTRE MFIRILINP. SHSTRE MR. 61 MRS. MIGUEL FINGEL SFISTRE MR. df MRS. EDWHRD SFINGER MR. QS MRS. WHRREN L. SHUSVILLE MR. df MRS. H. P. SCI-IHEFER 144 H H. R, C. Electric Co. Mrs. K. Flbler Mr. G Mrsd Iohn L. Flcurta Mr. 61 Mrs. Flhern Qian 6. Ietfrey Rlan Iewelers Mr. 151 Mrs. M. Rlcorn Mr, CS Mrs, R Qnderscn Mr. 5. Mrs, Edmund Flnderson Qnonymous Hnthony Iewelers Marie Flnziano Mr. 61 Mrs. Sam Qprile I'-lssociatecl Food Store Quaias Bay lnn Italian Restaurant B Mrs. Bernard Baker I W. Baker 5: Son Mr. or Mrs Louis Balho Mr. CS Mrs N Barbis Io Barnes Iolinny Barnes Mr, Cornelius Barutt Lewis Bassis Bayside Rootery Bayside Spar-tina Goods, Inc Bayville Pharmacy Beacon Camera 6 Record Shop Beattie Pluto Body Mr 6- Mrs Hrtliur E Re-ck Mr 6 Mrs Georae Beck Mr 6. Mrs C I Reitter Ray Beretta Mr G Mrs Iarnesl Berair' Iairies 5 Iolin Berain Fred Bernhardt Mr CS Mrs Richard Bernstein Mr Pl T Beruticli Mrs R Bt-rutich Mr at Mrs Iolin Billie Mrs Philip Bird Mr 6. Mrs Robert T Blackman Mr 6. Mrs Rlandiriar Barbara Blecka Georaie Rlecka, Ir. Georrze Blecka Miiry Flnn Rlecka Eatrioia lllvcfkri Mr ci Mrs Bosely Mr lldwiiiil Bviirkv Miss Katherine Bourke Lawrence I Bowinann Mr G Mrs Iolin Bozek Mr or Mrs Erank Braddick Mr QS Mrs Iohn Brand Mr S Mrs Rrnold V Braren Mr 6. Mrs Harry R Braun Mr ci Mrs Cwordan Brooks Mr CS- Mrs W E Brooks . BOOSTERS Willard P, Brown Mr. CS. Mrs. G. R. Bruce Mr. G Mrs. Flrthur Brunner Mr. CS Mrs. G. I. Buckridge Bulinotts Wyckwood Pharmacy Mrs. Fl. Buonagura Mr, :S Mrs. Cortland Burckhardt Mr, G Mrs. Iohn Fl, Burns Walter Bzozowski C Mr. ci Mrs William Calhoun Sue Calhoun Mr. G Mrs. R. Callahan Mr. G Mrs, Qllred Caminari Capital Shoe Store QS Repair Shop Capris Hardware 6. Paints Mr 61 Mrs. Daniel P Caprio Mr. 6. Mrs. Geargeo Capyrcs Cathy Carbre Mr. QS Mrs. Ray Carle Mrs Hnna Carlson Mr. 5. Mrs. Harlan Carroll lerry Carsin Eileen M. Casey Mr 6. Mrs IohnI Casey lohn P Casey Margaret Finn Casey Mr G Mrs M. Castaldi Center 56 ci lUC Certified Service Station Charm Center Hairstylist Mr. '51 Mrs. Iohn I. Christopher Mr cS. Mrs. Chudd Prank Ciatone, Ir. Mr. G Mrs. Ralph Ciatone Mrs. Clark Mr. 6. Mrs. Clayton Clarke Miss Ruth Clifford Mr 5 Mrs William Cocks, Ir. Mr QS Mrs Frederick Coen Barbara Cohen S W Cohen Emma Coleman Gerry Coleman Helen Coleman Iamie Coleman Walter Coleman liz' CS Mrs Ietll Coletti Thomas Collins Iohn E. Condon Mrs Helen Connor Carole Considine Mrs. H. Considine Howard Considine Russell Considine Consumer Drug Corporation Miss Qnn Conway The Corner Launderette Mrs Charles Courtozs They just don't come any cleaner' 145 'Y' .VH N Mr. 6 Mrs. Norman E. Craig Mr. 6. Mrs. Richard L. Creamer Barbara Finn Cronin Donald Cronin Mrs. P. Crossan Mr. Iohn I. Cunningham D Christina Dalziel Mary Finn D'Hmato Mr. 6. Mrs. H. Dannegaer Rosemarie Darfnegger Mr. Iames I. Darley Mr. G Mrs. Edwin Dehan Dehian 61 Co. Mr. 6- Mrs. H. Delahunt Mr. 6. Mrs. Sam Del Medico Mr. 6. Mrs. Hugh Deloney Fred Demir'ian Ir l , - Mr. 6. Mrs, Fred H. Dermirjian, Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert Demirjian Gerard F. Dermody Dr. Ioseph I. De Rose Dick lken Delicatessen Mrs. Thomas I. Digan Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph Dioquardi Miss Fllice Dixon Mr. :S Mrs. E. F. Dlugolenski Dodge's Liquor Store Mr. 5. Mrs. Frank Doherty Mrs. E. H. Dolan Mr. 6- Mrs. Benjamin Domurat Mr. G Mrs. F. Domurat William M. Donahue Barbara Doppel Mr. Iohn Doppel Dorothy 5: Marie Hairstylists Mr. G Mrs. William Drury Duffy 51 Horan, Inc. Iohn 6- Marie Hnne Dumelle D. I. Duncan Hgency Susan Dunn Mrs. Frances Dwyer Mr. 6. Mrs. Iames Dykerman Mr. Gr Mrs. Harry Dziubela E Electra Cralt Nassau Kenneth I. Elias Mr. 6. Mrs. P. F. Elias The Elizabeth Beauty Salon Pat Ellinger Mr. 6. Mrs. E. L. Emery Mr. 6: Mrs. I. Evans F Barbara Faber Mrs, Iohn Faber Miss Mary Beth Faber Mr. Iames Fagan Fairview Service Station Mr. :S Mrs. George I. Farrell, Ir. S . . BOOSTERS lack 61 Sadie Farrell Miss Mary E. Farrell Farview Cleaners Mr. Thomas Ferarra Mrs. I. Ferber Ferde, Mike and Iimmy Eileen Ferreira Iohn Ferreira Susan Ferreira C. M. Ferri G. 'Gr E, Festante Mr. 6. Mrs. Harold Field Bernard Fl. Fink Miss Patricia Fink Faryl Finn Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Finn Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank E. Finnegan, Sr Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Fleming Flowerdale Forte Improvement Co. Mrs. Constance Fox Mrs. Eugene V. Fox Fl Friend Fuscaldo Stationery G Rnne M. Gaim Diane G Marilyn Gaita Mr. G Mrs. Gallo Mr. 6 Mrs. Dominick Gargano Mr. 6. Mrs. Hrthur Garmize Frances Gentile Bob Gerber Iames I. Geroghy Mr. 61 Mrs. Fl. Gillespie Mr. :Sr Mrs. William Gilligan Mr. Iirn Gimmestead Mr. 61 Mrs. Flrthur Glaessgen Mr. G Mrs. H. Glaser Glen Pharmacy Miss Flnne Gobel Goldman Brothers Mr. 61 Mrs. H. Goldmann Mr. 6- Mrs. H. Goldsborough, Ir. Marie Gomez Mr. G Mrs. Herbert Gordan Ieanie G Bernie Gormley Don Grady Miss Kathleen Griffin Mrs. Collette 'Grillith Frank Griffith Mr. 61 Mrs. Hlbert Grombar Guckenberger's Hardware Iohn Gurnick Mr. 6: Mrs. Flllred Gutman H HR 3-8851 Mr. Louis B. Hahl Rev. Martin I. Hall Rev. Iohn P. Halpin Mr. David Hamilton 146 Mrs. David Hamilton Mr. George Hamilton Mrs. George Hamilton Mrs. Kay Hammar Mr. 'G Mrs. Hannigan William I. Harbes Mr. 6 Mrs. Ioseph P. Harrington Mr. W. Harrington Dr. G Mrs. Hartnett Harvest Food Store Mrs. Barbara Hauck Mr. Charles C. Hauser Mr. G Mrs. George Healy Dr. 6. Mrs. Robert Healy Dick 61 Ray Heatherton Mary Elizabeth Heatherton Mr. G Mrs. Frederick Heinrich Mr. 6. Mrs. Robert Helwig George I. Hemlein Mr. '61 Mrs. Ioseph Henaberry Mr. :S Mrs. Iames Heney Mr. George Henkemeier Mrs. G. Henkemeier Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn 'l'. Hennesy Herb 61 Finne Mary Elizabeth Herrick Patricia Rnn Herrick Thomas Higgins The Hoesten Children Miss Ella C. Horan Hub, l.G.Fl. Super Market Pearl Hurley Hrthur I. Hurst Mr. Fl. I. Huschle, Ir. Mrs. I-l. I. Huschle, Ir. I Mr. 6. Mrs. Chris Idone, Sr. Mr. Philip Idone Mr. 6: Mrs. Lawrence Ingoglia Mr. G Mrs. Iohn Ipoolito Mr. 61 Mrs. Everett Ireland Mr, Iames Ireland Mr. 6: Mrs. Iohn I. Irwin Island Cleaners I I G B Service Station Mr. 6. Mrs. Henry Iacob Ianet 6: Bud Iim, Ioe, and Ronnie Io-Finn and Chuck Barbara Iohnson Mr. Charles Iohnson Mrs. H. B. Iohnson Bernadette Kaiser Ierry Kaiser Kal G Ethel's Sweet Shop Dr. 6- Mrs. Ioseph E. Kalbacker Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward W. Kaseler Mr. 6. Mrs. Stanley Katta Mrs. Iames Kearney Mrs. Frances Keenan Mr. 6- Mrs. William Keenan Mr. 6. Mrs. I. P. Kehoe Mr. G Mrs. Edward I. Kelly Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn E. Kelly Mrs. I. I. Kelly Mr. G Mrs. Iohn I. Kelly Kenmore Service Station Dr. O. Fl. Kent Klien Garden Center Miss Nancy Kline Mr. 6. Mrs. G. Knauer Mr. :S Mrs. H. Knauer Mr. G Mrs. G. B. Knipling Loretta Hnn Knochel Lynn Knochel Mr. 'G Mrs. Koehendoerller Mr. Stanley Kopezynski Kralt's Stationery Miss Gayle Hnn Kregg Mr. 6- Mrs. Wallace Kregg L Mr. G Mrs. F. Lamb Carmen La Mendola Orthopedic Shoe Repair Mrs. Theresa Landy Flnita Lanigan Iean Lanigan Iohn Lanigan William Lanigan Mr. 6. Mrs. S. I. Lapesardi Mrs. W. G. Larkin Lawnview Restaurant Mr. 6- Mrs. Iarnes Leckie Lennon Family Mr. 6. Mrs. Bruno Leone Dr. 61 Mrs. Charles L. Levine Mr. G Mrs. Freeman Lewis Lindsay's Hardware Mr. -G Mrs. Fl. Loechel Margaret Londergan Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph Looney Mr. 6. Mrs. Louece Mr. :S Mrs. William Luhrs Miss Mary Lule l..ou's Luncheonette M R. P. M. M 6 W Radio Corp. Mr. 6- Mrs. R. Macallister Thomas Mach Duncan G. Mac Tavish Mr. 6- Mrs. Robert Mahn, Ir. Mrs. G. Mais Mr. 6: Mrs. Nicholas I. Mammans Mr. 'G Mrs. Vincent Mancuso Rev. Thomas Manning Mar-Chal Shop . . BOOSTERS Marra's Superior Market Mrs. O. H. Marron Ginger Martin Ioe, Bobby, Kevin Martin Mary Hlice Shop The Masiello Family Massaro Bros. Mr. Eugene Masucci Mr. G Mrs. N. Masucci Mr. G Mrs. W. Mathieson Mr. Marino Maylair Cleaners, Inc. Meade Family Mr. G Mrs. Iohn I. Meehan Betty 6- Sue Meyer Mr. E. I. Meyer Mrs. E. I. Meyer Mr. I. Meyer Mr. G Mrs. F. Millan Mrs. E. Miller Kathryn Miller Miss Pat Mincieli Mr. 5: Mrs. Frank Molloy Gerard Molloy Maureen Molloy Nora Molloy Timothy Molloy Mrs. Frank I. Mooney Dr. 61 Mrs. S. B. Moore Dr. 6. Mrs. Thomas P. Moore Moose Miss Iudy Morton Miss Marianne Morton Mrs. Patricia Fl. Morton Patricia Morton Mr. 'S Mrs. Leonard Motchkavitz Mr. 6- Mrs. C. Moynihan Mr. G Mrs. Mulhall Howard H. Munson Mr. 61 Mrs. I. Murgathroyd Rev. Charles I. Murphy Mr. G Mrs. Charlie Murphy Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn E. Murphy Miss Patricia Hn Murphy Mr. G Mrs. McCallrey Kathryn C. McCaffrey McCann's Luncheonette Mr. 'G Mrs. P. McDermott Mr. G Mrs. R. McEivan Mr. 61 Mrs. McElroy Mrs. Iohn L. McGrail Mrs. William Mclver Sheila McKenna Misses Patricia G Ellen McKeon Barbara Finn McLaughlin Mr. 6: Mrs. I. McLoone Mr. 5. Mrs. H. McOuinn N Nagele's Mr. Vincent Nalecz Nanny G G-Pop 1147 Nassau Terminal Florist Mr. 61 Mrs. Hnaelo Natale Mr. 51 Mrs. Iames Natale Elsie Nelson Mr. :Sf Mrs. H. Nelson Newbridge Service Station Mr. Iohn Nicosia Noga Service Station Northport Hardware Dr. G Mrs. H. Notaro Mr. 6. Mrs. Ioseph Nowak Mrs. Bernadette Nowak Mr. Quentin Nowak Edna Nuss Frank Nuss, Sr. Mr. :S Mrs. Thomas F. Nuss Rita Nuss O Hon. H. Fl. O'Brien Mrs. B. O'Connell Mrs. B. O'Connell Iames P. O'Donnell Mr. 6: Mrs. Denis O'Leary Olga Specialty Shop Mr. 5 Mrs. Flrcelio Oliverio Mrs. Pl. Elizabeth O'Neil Iohn O'Rourke Oscars Wallis Osterholz Mr. E. C. Ozlsnzc, Ir. P Charles, Ianice G Bobby Pacilico Mr. G Mrs. B. Padula Vincent Parce Paul Peller Pencal Drug Center Mr. 6- Mrs. I. H. Peper Ftnna Nicholson Mr. Edward Perritta Michael Perry Pete's Grocery 61 Delicatessen Peter Mr. 6- Mrs. Hnthony Peters Tom Pfefter Phil's Meat Market Pilgrim Meat Market Pooka Mr. G Mrs. Ralph C. Porcelli Miss Shirley Porcelli Mr. G Mrs. Ralph Posch Marie Powell Miss Elizabeth Price Mr. Francis Price Mrs. Mary Price Mrs. Elizabeth Priest Prosperity Dry Cleaning Q Mr. 5 Mrs. Paul E. Ouandt Peter Ouandt Mr. 6 Mrs. Iames Quaresima Mrs. Benson Quory Queen ot Rosary Flcademy Girls Mrs. Ioseph Quinn R Mr. Edward Radziewicz Mrs. Mary Radziewicz Ralph's Servicenter Miss Dorothy Ramagli Dorothy Ramella Regency Men's Shop W. Fl. Reller Mr. G Mrs. William Renner Mrs. Rose Reuter Mr. 6 Mrs. G. C. Reuther Mrs. William H. Reynolds Mr. G Mrs. Iames Rice Mary Patricia Rice Mr. 61 Mrs. Riley Mrs. I. Rivers Rivoli Sweet Shop Ro G George Robert Food Center Mr. 6 Mrs. George C. Roberts Mrs. Ioseph F. Rohan Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward Rosasco Susan Rowley Ioseph M. Ryan, Ir. Miss Kathleen Ryan Miss Nellie Ryan Mr. 6. Mrs. Nicholas Ryan Rye 'n' Fizz S Mr. 6- Mrs. M. Sabamos Sal's Barber Shop Mr. 6 Mrs. S. Salat loseph Sapio Saus Carcl G Dave Sausville Mrs. Edith Sausville Mr. 5. Mrs. George Savarese Miss Iudy Savarese Mrs. lean Saveth Lola Saveth Scandinavia Design F. H. Schaal Mr. 6: Mrs. Iames Fl. Schaal Schaetzle Deli Mrs. Charles Schanne Scheiner's Pharmacy Mrs. Lillian Schmidt Carol Schulz Miss Loretta M. Schurr Mr. 6. Mrs. L. H. Schwagerl Mr. Iohn Schweitzer Mrs. Iohn Schweitzer Mrs. lack Scott Sea Glenn Service Station Mr. G Mrs. B. Seaman Mr. 6: Mrs. S. Seaman . BOOSTERS Mr. 6- Mrs. David Seltzer Miss Helen Sheehy Mrs. P. Sheehy Mr. 6. Mrs. P. Sheehy Sheila, Val 6. Iim Shephard Grocery Store Mr. :S Mrs. R. Shepley Mrs. Margaret Shotwell Mr. G Mrs. George Siebert Mr. G Mrs. H. Silva The Silver Bell Mr. 61 Mrs. K. E. Sirvio The Six Partners in Crime Mr. Fil Skinner Mr. G Mrs. Iames L. Slavin Mary E. Slavin Mr. G Mrs. Hugh Smith Mrs. Madeline Smith Mr. G Mrs. William F. Smith Snappy Shoe Shop Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank C. Somanek, Split Rock Service Station Spruce Inn Restaurant Squire's Luncheonette Mrs, Hnna Staab Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles Stabler Staff Realty Co. Mr. 6. Mrs. I. Stango Charles W. Stephen Mr. 6. Mrs. William Fl. Stewart Ierry Stinton Strauss Stores The Stuart Family Mr. 6- Mrs. Stymes Mr. 61 Mrs. C. Sulewski Mr. 6: Mrs. Horst Susskind Mr. 61 Mrs. G. Swezey Gordan Swezey Mr, W. Swinyard Syosset Liquor Store Syosset Shoe Shop T Mr. 5' Mrs. E. Tatro R. I. Terry - Ieweler Mrs. Katherine Theilmann Mrs. Thompson Iames Thompson Joanne Thompson M. I. Thompson Mr. 6. Mrs. Roy Thompson Mr. G Mrs. Thomson Pat Tintle Tip Top Cleaners Mr. 6. Mrs. F. C. Tisch F. C. Tisch Tom's Bike Shop Mr. 6. Mrs. S. H. Tonsmeire Towne House Dorothy True Trunz Pork Store Miss Emma lean Tufano -148 Mr. 6 Mrs. B. Turecamo Mr. 61 Mrs. Ioseph Turko Eleanor G Iohn Turner Helen 6: Ioan Turner Mr. G Mrs. Iohn L. Turner U Upland Chemists Thomas Urguhart V Mr. 6 Mrs. Louis P. Valentino Mr. G Mrs. P. Schuyler Van Bloem H. B. Van Lines Mrs. Fl. Varacchi Mr. 61 Mrs. Manlio Vidoni Vilu Beauty Salcn Mrs. Helen Vitolo Mr. George Volkommer Mrs. George Volkommer Mr. William Von Bevern Mrs, William Von Bevern W Mr, 6. Mrs. Wadman Mrs. H. S. Wallmuller Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Waltz Mrs. Iames Waltz Iames Richard Waltz Mr. Iames Waltz Miss Ianet Waltz Mr. George T. Wamsley Mr. 6: Mrs. Wilfred T. Waring Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Watts Edward Weed Richard Weed Robin Weed Mr. Fl, Weiss Mr. 61 Mrs. George V. Wenderoth Georgia 6- Charles Wenderoth Sandra 6- Kristin Wenclercth Westbury Flppetizers WGSM Radio Station Iames I. Whakev - Photography Wheatlev's Market Whitebirch Hardware, Inc. Whitebirch Shell Service Station Whitebirch Stationers Mr. 6: Mrs. C. W. Wienk Mrs. Margaret Wild William's Discount Center Mr. 51 Mrs. Starry Wolf Y Mr. G Mrs. Vincent Yanuchi Z Zale Radio G Television, Inc. Iack Zehner Mrs. Pllice Zinis Zorn's Dog Cleaners -1. .Leia .. -run-,li . as 11.1. ............itl..s.J..L .ir..l......... . -i..'x.x.a.4.iiiilt.miali...rili,.4..s..ln ..l. .:.,.i..Ad.ss .-l....l.f.l1..hm1......Li.aAa..:hislL...i....aL.i.llLn. imma wma The completion of this year book, the last united effort of the class of '58, is symbolic of the completion of our years at Mercy. Plnticipating graduation, We can look back thankfully on high school days Well spent. Guided by our principle, Prayer, Power, Progress, accepting the counsel of our teachers, and cooperating with the grace of God, We have been trained to take our rightful place as leaders in the world. But we could have done nothing without the help offered us throughout our high school careers. Therefore, in these concluding remarks, it is only fitting that we express our gratitude to those who have been responsible for our success. Our first debt, of course, is to our parents, through Whose foresight and generosity, We have received the intellectual, cultural and spiritual benefits of a Catholic education. Their praise and encouragement - and their cor- rections - have helped us to realize our scholastic objectives, soon to be consummated in graduation. Our teachers also deserve honorable mention, for Without their Wise guidance, wholesome instructions, and genuine interest, our school days would have been not only useless, but terrifically dull. Of course, a special vote of thanks goes to Father Potterton, our mentor, Confessor, teacher and friend, whose lucid explanations have cleared up many a problem, and whose Witty sayings have brightened many a day. Finally, We, the graduates of '58, offer a prayer of thanksgiving to Hlmighty God, first, for granting us the privilege of attending Our Lady of Mercy Flcademy, and next, for giving us the grace to persevere in our aims. Our theme: Prayer, Power, Progress will remind us, in the years ahead, of our complete' dependence on God and His Providence. Our years at Mercy have prepared us for the world because they were centered around God, the Source of strength and of truthg our future success depends largely upon our continued faith in His help. I can do all things in Him Who strengthens me. 149 :EL fix g , Y, K ill iii in s 1,3552 4 - .- av , . .,VVA..... T H It rg ig mfulif N,N ' W Q ,IIQH L IIDIIQ ling ji , 'CW ,, , YV., A f A e, A ru -1 9 4 .ggi .,,ief I, 'Hn Vt in 1 1 , 5 ..... '3 'A-'Il 5.-: 24 f,f T ig 2 ,Q , A , FX' ,r K My Q. f 2 ' Wu. ff . ,5 f m. ix 41 if r ,I V iffy ..........,.,.. x Y W g L 3 g A W' ' V b zzz: -4-a-. ,V Wg 'mf -H 5 . W s ? 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Creamer, M. ......... , Cresci, R. ......,.... . ..... 75 Berkshire Road, Great Neck. 43 Duck Pond Road, Glen Cove 216 Elm Place, Mineola 40-20 22lst Street, Bayside 40-20 22lst Street, Bayside 22 Lilac Drive, Syosset 217-20 39th Hvenue, Bayside 3 Scott Drive, Huntington Station Hoagland's Lane, Old Brookville 357 Broadway, Hicksville S Fox Hunt Lane, Lake Success 5 Briarclifle Drive, Port Washington 147 Charles Street, East Williston 35 Diana's Trail, Roslyn Estates 46 Chestnut Street, Garden City 27 East Carver Street, Huntington 176 S. Brixton Road, Garden City 48 Westwood Circle, Roslyn 76 Coles Flvenue, Hmityville 23 Carriage Lane, Roslyn Heights Cronin, B. ........... .........,,,.............,,.......... 1 47 Locust Street, Floral Park Cushing, C. ,.....,,,... ........................,........... 23 West Mill Drive, Great Neck Dannegger, R. 215-36 Hillside Flvenue, Queens Village 27 Dlugolenski, C. .,.,,,.., .....................,.,......,.. l 632 Rugby Road, East Meadow Donohue, L. ....,,....... .................................... 3 3 Hmherst Court, Huntington Donovan, Q. Doppel, B, ........ . Dugan, P. ............ . Eberhardt, E. ....,,. . Egan, P. ........,...,.. . Farrell, M. ......... . Feretti, C. ,.....,,,, , Fink, P. ...,...,,... . Finn, F. ............ , Fisher, M. .......... . Fitzgerald, I. .,....... . Foster, B. ............. . Gaita, D. ........ . Gaita, M. .....,.,..... . Gandolf, H. ....., . Gargano, T. .......... , Garland, Fl. ........,., . Garmize, F. ..... . Gilmartin, G. ....... , Glaser, C. ....,..... . Griffin, K. .......,......... . Gunther, R. ......,.,... . Gunther, S. ....... . Gurnick, P. ....... . 53 School House Lane, Syosset 40 Willow Street, Floral Park 41-36 248th Street, Little Neck 514 West Broadway, Port Ieflerson 32 Montana Court, Syosset 133 Verbena Flvenue, Floral Park 14 Meadow Woods Road, Great Neck Meadowood Lane, Brookville 207-16 42nd Plvenue, Bayside Connelly Road, R.F.D. if 5, Huntington 34 Walnut Qvenue, Floral Park 5 Roxbury Hvenue, Plainview 246-05 63rd Flvenue, Douglaston 246-05 63rd Flvenue, Douglaston 144-39 32nd Hvenue, Flushing 43 Church Street, Kings Park 46-ll 259th Street, Great Neck Westhampton Beach 18 Pine Street, Douglaston 127 Chestnut Street, Garden City 14 Rigger Lane, Levittown 7 Flshwood Road, Port Washington 7 Hshwood Road, Port Washington 36-29 20lst Street, Bayside 151 Hamilton, M. ........ . Harrison, F. .........., . Harvey, V. ................... . Henkemeir, M. Herlihy, I. ....A..,,.. . Herrick, M. .,.... . tb' 38-35 210th Street, Bayside 26 Russet Lane, Huntington 305 Cedar Court, Copiague 24 Hill Street, Glen Cove Hill Road, Harbor Hcres, Sands Point . .,....................,............. 43-21 250th Street, Little Neck Hohmann, L. .,.,,.... ..,..............,......,,........ 2 60 Oldfield Lane, Lake Success Idone, C. ............ . Kaiser, D. ..,,..,... . Kane, M. .,..... . Keller, V. ....,.. . Kelly, I. .....,,.,.. , Kirby, R. .,.....,...... . Liston, M. .......... . McDevitt, I. ..... . McGovern, P. McKeon, K. ..... . McLoughlin, K. ...,.... . McQuinn, M, ......,.. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. 1., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. . .............. 88 West Pulaski Road, Huntington Station, L. I., N. Y. . ..,...............................,,.,,,,...,. 4 Margot Place, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Flower Hill Road, Huntington, L. I., N. Y. Harbor Road, Harbor Flores, Sands Point, L. 1., N. YI 84-45 123rd Street, Kew Gardens 20 Herbhill Road, Glen Cove 47-24 244th Street, Douglaston 104 Lee Road, Garden City 9 East Williston Hvenue, East Williston 32 Barnard Place, Manhasset 21 7th Hvenue, Huntington Station 632 Middle Neck Road, Great Neck Madigan, P. ........... .......,..,........................,....,,.. 1 6 Stiles Drive, Huntington Martin, V. ,,......., . Merenda , C. Meyer, M. ...,,,.... . Miller, I. ....,...... . Molloy, P. ........... . Morris, R. ..,.,.. . Myers, P. ........ . Natale, P. ,......,.., . Nolan, F. ,...... . Nuss, E. ......,,........, . Picone, F. ......... . Powell, G. .....,., . Raggto, C. ......... , Rice, M. .......,.. . Rice, R. ...... . Ruiz, T. .....,...... . Ryan, S. ......... . Sastre, M. ............... . Sausville, I. ,........., . Sheehan, P. ,.......... . Slavin, M. ........... . Slevin, T. ...,.............. . Tonsmeire, M. Toppin, I. ................ . True, D. .......... . Weed, H. ........... . Weglein, M. Wenderoth, G. . ............. 241 Westminster Road, West Hempstead 13 'School House Lane, Lake Success 86 Colonial Road, Bellerose 43-22 247th Street, Little Neck 14 Iris Lane, New Hyde Park 61 East Park Drive, Huntington 39 Phillips Road, Glen Cove 614 Waverly Place, East Meadow 324 Post Flvenue, Westbury 2 Garden Street, Great Neck 32 Field Flvenue, Hicksville 94 Bates Road, Great Neck 18 Prospect Street, Williston Park 7 Winthrop Road, Port Washington 22 Hbbott Drive, Huntington 20 de Noviembre 490, Veracruz 82 Lou I-lvenue, Kings Park Salud 86 Ponce, , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. . L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. 1., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. 1., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. Ver, Mexico , L. I., N. Y. Puerto Rico 67 Red Ground Road, Roslyn, L. I., N. Y. 1988 78th Street, Iackson Heights 31 Russet Lane, Huntington 312 White Hvenue, New Hyde Park 16 Cedar Place, Garden City ll Blanche Street, Plainview 22 Foxwood Road, Great Neck 14 Hicks Lane, Sands Point 94 Brook Street, Garden City . L. 1., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. . L. 1., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. I., N. Y. , L. 1., N. Y. 18-0-42 Hberdeen Road, Iamaica, L. I., N. Y. 152 -1 I T -. MPH ' 'w Q ff if iv.. S554 'Ff -, 2-- mi l ' C af! wr I , :C :fl Tfiw- if' ' YER QWER RQGZRE55 .XSS ff? ,, L ., V , , . Q E1 H E15 H Lid i.......,..J g 1-'3-ck-in -, -1 .K , mis mms v-a--.. N rn 1 '51, I-q.Qff4pr Ag 5 f Q-A-:Q wxgxg' 1' Fw iwir. 1..,1.,2: -gf,4,,,F..-.3.'..u. . XM ,.-.L3,,,A.,.,J-,,..,,,-,,,,,-,.- .AQ Y- .3 ...M ff! 15 135553, 37.