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

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Name MARIE ARNOLD ALICE BATON . ANNA BAUERLEIN CLARA BECRLUND MARGARET CATTERALL MARY CATTERALL GEORGE DELANEY VINCENT DUYCR WILLIAM FLAI-IERTY HELEN FRANKLIN RICHARD GLAVIN ARTHUR GOODMAN .... WILLIAM HOEY ..I........,....... MADELEINE KIERNAN ....... .,.. WILLIAM LUDLUM ...... FLORENCE MACFADYEN DORIS MACHETTE ..............,.. JOHN MCKNIGHT ...,. GRACE MosoN ...,.......,......,.. KATHLEEN MULLIGAN Favorite Sayzng Aw gee' What did you say? Hurry up Go on you re kidding Who d a thunk it' I m a little late Got your dues? So what' Woo' woo' It s time or the hell I eawn t do it .Ain t it the truth? ..... .What do ya mean? .,..,.............. Is it ten minutes o three yet? ,. How you mocking oot? .,...... .. .How does it go Grace? ......,.... .I orgot my hat .........,.. I didn t do it ................,,...,,....,, .Did you hear that new song? ......,.I'm going to jersey City Song Sweet Someone Sophisticated Lady Laugh Your Way Through Life Dlpsy Doodle Getting Some Fun Out O L1 e Sweet As A Song A Little Bit Independent My Buddy I Wont Dance Laughing Irish Eyes Im just A Vagabond Lozer .Goody Goody Dancing Feet .Kitten On The Keys .Piccolo Pete .I Live The Li e I Love .I Can Dream Cant I? .Little Man You Had A Busy Day .Mama I Wanna Make Rhythm ,You're A Sweetheart P' If ,l. Vu . -53' I-Iovv You May Know The Semors 133. D I . . 'T' 'IMI . . .-EFI u , . . , . YOLANDA BLANCHE ., ....4.... Some crust! .................... ,....... D ark Eyes 'gf . ..,4...I...,.., ' ' .... .....,... 5 ! f , f f , , Y Q I ELEANOR MURPHY ........,...,. Let'.v go skating .,..,..,.... VIRGINIA MURRAY ..... JOSEPH NASH ........ CHARLES REID ........ JOSEPH SAss ........ ANN SULLIVAN ...... BRENDON TONER ...... ........Hooray for the Irish! Wrong Again! .,,.............,.......... You'll get it in the end .......... ........That's what I know I late? Git out of here! .,.... .I Wanna Be In Winchell's Column .I've Hitched My Wagon To A Star Laugh, Clown, Laugh ,.Swing, Mr. Charlie .......,Pennies From Heaven ......,.Hold That Tiger .........Lost Page Twenty-nine

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VL ft-- .1- '. A -' . uv, 557 :L r fi: B I x . The Peace Pact Telescope Alumni News June 1950 We see by the papers that Miss Marie Arnold has been offered the position of editor of the Lonely Hearts column of the New York Daily. The column is very popular with the younger set. The Figure Eight Roller Skating Palace in New York has Miss Alice Baton as an instructress, but the skaters have not yet mastered the famous eight. Miss Anna Bauerlein, president of the Child Welfare Confer- ence of New jersey, entertained the members of her class of '38 at a dinner dance on May 16 at the Meadowbrook Country Club. The former Miss Clara Becklund and her husband have left for all points east on the S. S. Sink. They expect to bring back alive a rare tiger from the African jungles. Max Factor's Hollywood Studio has in its employ Miss Yolanda Blanche as a make-up expert. At present, she is hav- ing trouble deciding a new coiffure for Metro's Leo the Lion. Page Thirty An operation was recently undergone by Miss Margaret Catterall to remove the freckle from her nose. If it is suc- cessful, she will give lectures around the country on those little spots before someone else's :yes. The newly established North Arlington Public Library has Miss Mary Catterall as its li- brarian. She says there has been a great demand for books on Rhythm in the Air. Mayor George Delaney of Harrison was successful on his platform to build a new fac- tory. He intends to delve into the fragile art of manufactur- ing delicate perfumes. Public acclaim as a great actor has just come to Mr. Vincent Duyor. He starred in the best success of the winter season, The Death of Jean Shatterbomf' Mr. Duyor was the corpse. That famous All-American Center , Mr. William Flaherty, has recently received his sheep- skin from Sloan University. He is under contract with a famous concern for distributing foot-ball liniment. Miss Helen Franklin will leave for France in the latter part of August. There, she will teach English in an ele- mentary school. Miss Frank- lin, apropos, is tres, tres Irish. An attractive gentleman of the class of '38, Mr. Richard Glavin, is frequently seen buy- ing Palmolive Soap in the fashionable L'Hotel des Beaux at Newport News, Rhode Island. The head of the Universal Truck Drivers of America , Mr. Arthur Goodman, has called a labor conference to settle their disputes. It is to meet july 15 at the Waldorf Astoria, New York City. Mr. William Hoey, after finishing a course in engine- ering at Yale, has just returned to use his knowledge in his father's jewelry shop, in order to figure what makes a watch run.