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

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EDWIN MURPHY Distinction without a difference . . 1 CAIL 0'DONNELL Outward sunshine, inward joy, the world to her is but a toy . . . easy to like and fun to know . . . mis- tress of the gift of gab . . . dimples that put her grin in parenthesis . . . favorite period est dans le salon fran- cais . . fun-loving and carefree. i , f N ,' it , X V .f , . '4 lj K P A! .J ' N 4 lk ,f 1 if X K rf 1. ,AM ! J' sf fl l ,1- l'Murph . . . fleet as mercury . . . X ,, t at home with a flashlight . . . basket- ' N M! ,uf Au ' ' ball, his second nature . . . constant A , ,nl-fi '. K source of amusement . . . excels in I if , Lt I 9' 7 K I' x l chemistry . . . Chauffeurs his uma- A ' xf -f ' . ,, . . , chlne with pride. , ! 'pri af I ' Y .sf up X. ,f .. - 4 J V 'il . ff 4 .J ' ' V- -.V '19 y MILDRED PANCHICK hy: uf, c, , ' ,s of X f ., ,lf e K 'L Music is well said to be the voice of if 1 J' 3' ,V I jj' angels . . . 1 , 9 'js V z ' I neither worried nor hurried . . . this l JU-4 yf fd A ,AA 4 lass will go far 'in the business world 1 1 I, . ' . . . . a natural for keeping silence . . . I, , 'fjj ff' , J' V 5 hits the home trail early . . . confirmed J jj' l i ff ' ' movie goer. l 1 S-41' ' J . f s , , .Uv . 4 -, . 1 , - 1 M! ' ' f Y .1 - Lf ,Vi J 5 .rj I Y 4 7 . 1 f A , , IJ I M5352 O HARE 1 1 - . . ff. J. 'Rare compound of llbllllf,4l'0ll , and Jun! . . - ,J l I zdtentive to studilfs . frequen y slen at dances with Betty . . . possesses pep and vigor . . . on the way to a Public Speaking career. I 'fi' 571 2 -, Y I PZ I , 1 XA-fc! ,ek it ELIZABETH PENELLA With a smile like the rose of summe' that shines through the rain 0 spring . . . charming and impulsive . . . l0ves.t1 talk . . . no ration on friends . . . join the gang for her daily coke . . . heartj laughter. I 4, Lf ,, , K Nj fif J' , , s 'QI I 4 X , x X A!',!, 4, ,' 4 -' s if ' .,. ' .. f,lf F f - ' ,f' ' L?- ' ll l ff, ' A., I I X 1 X 1' X.

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QAAJ nz' .- ,-- J, ,-44 J L' . ,. .,-,I JEROME McGUINNESS y I Genius is mainly an affair of energy. 4 1 , u ,si .Af ' 'F I if - ' . -2 X our golden glove Chimp . . . if A, ,. , ,.g X. ,. f- pleasure interferes wit study, don't f' ' 'a -' study . . . good-natured . . . desires ' 1 ,,,. - J., !4 . .. -.-J A f I to succeed . . . spends spare time be- , 'MAJ I. K V A4 Y, C 6. hind the 8 ball. ' ' REGINA McGPATH ' ' . -'J 2 s mera. as the Jay is long . . . as-' ' hiz on the basketball court . .E - ldom at a loss for something to say . . varying Irish temperament . . . ' :other proof that good things come I small packages . . . just a little bit ' heaven p Lum B 3 . Mylan: . 1 'hllgtilfi K' ff I 5f:, 5fw n . W K LEO MILLER I ' re human race is governed by its imagination . . . ppy-go-lucky . . . energetic . . . mis- ' ief in his eyes . . . knows all the , swers . . . his best friend: a 36 If ymouth. I. 'fu bb THERESA MEEHAN A good reputation is more valuable than money . . . sensitive, sensible, and sweet . . . shy and reticent . . . at home with beakers and test-tubes . . . tantalizing bit o' Irish wit . . . dreams of a white-capped S1 af W iii M seem H ' 'Ima eg H cha dego be-sh 1811 with 1,- WO b ,, Wd - -. illlgh IS C001nes0X6l' . . ' S . ' - am - . good enloys mak. - . com files varsity mating others Zggzus , ' ,Y I E, at fzfiia az

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'W. 4 .f 1 lff AAj!,Aj ff-f good M-J 1 Il 5 wxfffg-J f ,All JOHN PINTO Under his outward calm dwells mis- chief . . . hopes to be another Illinois Jacquet . . . bop man . . .our engineer . . . stalwart on Q.P. line . . . logarithms no obstacle . . . hails from good ol' Harrison . ,- L, I WILIHAM PCXYLE K Silfrtbllian, yolive left us thinking . . . jv T . Class artist with a promising future - . , blyshes Jvith ease . . . often seen, seldom hear . 1 . serious student. ff, 4 , .f' f 1 ff 1 ff-QV gf' , ' ' 1-' .QM - 7-5 'za' 1171.57 ' REI f -Md Z Pleasure lies rath than in activity . . . often seen but seldom heard I . . small girl with a big heart . . . week-end far- merette . . . alone i linior Business Training . . . favori e period lunch time . WILLIAM REUTHER A man of few words doesn't have to take many of them back . . . his chemistry experiments keep the class buzzing . . . hopes to be a milk- man . . . ever faithful Senior altar boy . . . eager to get ahead . . . num- bers many friends in Q.P. . MARGARET RAPSIS rzughing cheerfulness throws sunlight on all the paths of life . . . n-editor of the Peace Pact . . . good- ltured friendly, and vivacious . . . iown to blush on short notice . . . us a sense of humor not to be sur- lssed . . . rates swimming and danc- g her favorites . . . should qualify a splendid secretary.