Queen of Peace High School - Pact Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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The WILLIAM LUDLUM ,... JOSEPH SAss ............ JOHN MCKNIGHT ,.... JOSEPH SAss .........,.. ARTHUR GOODMAN .... . JOSEPH SAss .....,...,.. VINCENT DUYOR .... .. WILLIAM LUDLUM ....,. RICHARD GLAVIN .... JOSEPH NASH .....,, VINCENT DUYOR ,... JOSEPH NASH ....... VINCENT DUYOR .... BRENDON TONER ......, WILLIAM LUDLUM ,.... GEORGE DELANEY ..... WILLIAM IIUDLUM ..... JOHN MCKNIGHT CHARLES REID .... RICHARD GLAVIN WILLIAM HOEY .. JOHN MCKNIGHT ,.I.. WILLIAM LUDLUM WILLIAM HOEY .,.... RICHARD GLAVIN ..... CHARLES REID ,...... .... Senior I-IO11 Of Fame Most Stutlious Neatest Class Artists Best Dancers Best Athletes . Best Dressed Best Sports Most Popular Most Bashful Noisiest Quietest Class Humorists ,. Most Pleasing Smile .... . Most School Spirit , . . . ,. Most Obliging ....,.., . Most Likely To Succeed .............. Class Musicians , ..... Most Serious Most Attractive Tallest Shortest Most Business-like Most Optimistic Most Dignified GEORGE DELANEY ..... ..,.. I .Most Pleasing Personality ...., . GRACE MOSON MARY CATTERALL YOLANDA BLANCHE ELEANOR MURPHY DORIS MACHETTE KATHLEEN MULLIGAN HELEN FRANKLIN ELEANOR MURPHY ELEANOR MURPHY VIRGINIA MURRAY MARGARET CATTERALL VIRGINIA MURRAY GRACE MOSON MARIE ARNOLD MARY CATTERALL HELEN FRANKLIN GRACE MOSON MADELEINE KIERNAN ANN SULLIVAN MARIE ARNOLD ANNA BAUERLEIN MARGARET CATTERALL MARY CATTERALL CLARA BECRLUND ELEANOR MURPHY MARY CATTERALL ELEANOR MURPHY Page Twenty-five

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1 fel ,il E vIRGINIA GRAICR MURRAY NJINNYU Sfu'4'4'b ix xilrvrg Xill'IIt'l' ix golden. UPON first meeting Jinny one would think that she is rather quiet or disinterested. When she is better known, you will find that she really takes part in all ac- tivities and is always willing to lend a helping hand. She has a sense of humor and is noted for her witty puns. As she has a Hne memory, we are often calling upon her for the words of many of the popular songs. We do not need to wish Jinny success as we know she will s'ome- day reach her desired goal. ANN MARIE SULLIVAN -IANNJI SM ix just u pal, tl l'IKIXXHIdfl', kim! and trurzv IF you may politely run into a girl, between 12:15 and 12:30 o'clock, on the run from Arlington to Queen of Peace, it is not difficult for you know it is our Ann. She is certainly a charming girl, with a fine sense of humor. Ann simply detests rain due to the fact that it takes hold of her curls and carries them gently clown her neck. But outside of all Ann's likes and dislikes, she cer- tainly is C1 peppy girl with great vim and vitality and a true friend straight to the end. Page Twcnly-four KATHLEEN ELIZABETH NUUILILJIGAN UKAY A laugh is on ber Iipx and fun in br bcul KAY', is a little Irish lass, gifted with a delightfully different personality. Her competent ability in sports is a well established fact with us As a companion she is most congenial. Another feature of Kay s lovable nature is a sweet voice, which we hope she will employ Kathleen also possesses an artistic talent which she has dis played on many occasions. Her excellent taste for clothes makes her an authority on points of feminine vanity We know that Kay will succeed in whatever path of life she chooses to follow. EILEANOR CEQCELIIA MURPHY HBYES To Jann' f0fl'l'l'l' and lhrn some It bzr clrvlrt BYES', is a good humored witty pal Her ringing outburst of laughter and her bright quips are a source of fun to all of us. There is hardly a step that her dancing feet can't do, whether simple or intricate Truly a rhythmical person is this little blonde who also plays the piano with a swing and sway like Sammy Kaye We hope that Eleanor's individual charm will endear her to everyone with whom she comes in Contact after leaving, us as it has endeared her to us

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Our Will E, the Class of '38, are about to say, FAREWELL, to our high school years. Happy memories are ours to carry away with us. And it is with a feeling of sadness that we write our Last Will and Testament: First-To Our Beloved Pastor and Friend, Father O'Connor, We leave our deep gratitude for the many advantages we have received and the fervent prayers of our thankful hearts. Second-To Our Kind Curates and Instructors of Religion, Father Duffy and Father Sprouls, We bequeath our sincere appreciation for the interest they have shown in our welfare. Third-To The Sisters and Other Members of The Faculty, We give our heartfelt thanks and deep appreciation for their many kindnesses. Fourth-To Our Alma Mater, Queen of Peace High School, We pledge our ever- lasting affection, spirit and loyalty. Fifth-To The Juniors, We bequeath our sociability and dignity, not to mention our thirst for knowledge. Sixth-To The Sophomores, We leave our good example and kind nature. Seventh-To The Lowly Freshmen, We give our courage and love of the classics. To The Student Body In Particular: Marie Arnold bestows the long white shoe laces for her sneaks on Doris' Corrigan. Alice Baton leaves the pleasure that she gets in doing her Anthology to Jac- queline Stark. Anna Bauerlein bequeaths her comb to Elizabeth Rutzler. Clara Becklund wills her ability for holding a conversation to her shy little sister, Lorraine. Yolanda Blanche leaves her compact to Florence Dillon. Margaret Catterall wills her curly hair to Helen Byrnes. Mary Catterall bestows on Marie Eagan her gym sneaks. George Delaney passes his ability to find Harrison to James Fahey. Vincent Duyor leaves to Robert Dennin the art of acting. William Flaherty bestows his love for vocational guidance period on John Carroll and hopes that he will be able to stand up under it. Page Twenty-six