Sacred Heart Academy - Ex Corde Yearbook (Hempstead, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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BOARDMAN AUXILIARY BISHOP OF BROOKLYN i 1 X I I 2 Page five Page six rosy IQ Uere n ,JMOPTIHIIER GHIARIUES IEI WARI Who provided the underlying spirit and the guid- ing hand for the erection of Sacred Heart Academy, and Who, with untiring efforts, directed our Sisters to lay the foundations of Christian principles in us as Catholic Women of Tomorrow, We promise our earnest attempts to make just returns for all that has been done for us during the past four years at Sacred Heart! And it is to her, that with reverence, love and inestimable gratitude, jgiffl MOL i4 lzbevbcafecl Page' viyllf S: S Q 119' - 0U0l'C'lI l I'lI1 L ll7U SIISTUER Ml, lIlXlXfIlOlI.!-UVA Sister came to us when we started our second year. It was as sophomores, juniors and seniors that we learned to appreciate Sister's kindly interest in every phase of our lives. lt is to her that the physical make-up of Sacred Heart Academy will ever stand as a lasting tribute. We are sincerely grateful for all that Sister has done for us. May God grant to Sister Inviolata all the graces she needs to continue the work He has in His Divine Plan for her. S IFACQUIILTVY Reverend Charles Callahan Religion Sister Grace Agatha Acting Principal Sister M. Regina Frances Assistant Principal Sister Francis Antonia Biology, Physics Sister Mary Ursula Lihrary Sister Mary Protase Religion, English Sister Marie Therese Religion, History Sister Jean Evangela Library Sister Mary Dominic Religion, H omemaking, Biology Sister Agnes Michaela Religion, English Sister James Catherine Religion, French Sister Mary Ulick Mathematics, Vocational Guidance ister Mary Immaculate Music Sister Agnes Jerome Religion, History Sister Regina Fidelis Religion, Latin Sister M. John Francine Religion, Latin Sister M. Elizabeth Loretto English, Latin Sister Elizabeth Patricia Religion, French Sister Miriam Dolores Religion, Mathematics Sister Maria Virgo Religion, Chemistry Sister Vincent Miriam Religion, English, Biology Sister Agnes Rosaire Religion, History Miss Beatrice Bellon Physical Education Miss Kathleen Bossert Music Miss Lucille Kerrigan Art Professor Le Roy Dancing John F. X. Ryan Vocational Psychology Robert Leo Sheppard Forensics Page mne Page ten je Bu un imma K, ,N f... Q ,....,,. .,A'j,.:: A .-. -A rn... A -- AINT JOSEPH, Prince of Carpenter-Men, built, mended and rebuilt according to the plans and Wishes of his clien- tele among the Nazarenes. All this he did for Mary and through Mary for Jesus. Thus, We might say that he has ever been a model for those who Wish to build in the material World. As the Christ Child grew in years, He, too, in imitation of His foster-father, set out to build. But His field of labor was the things of the spirit . . . the things that meant so much to His Heavenly Father . . . an expansion of His Kingdom through- out the world. And so, the Sacred Heart has been a symbol for the constructors and expanders of the spiritual World. Both Saint Joseph and the Sacred Heart have been omnipresent in our lives here at Sacred Heart Academy. The name of our school, the emblems We so proudly Wear, the coat of arms that decorates our building, the school motto-all bespeak the tender affection We have for them. Love for Christ prompted the foundation of this very school. Love for Him has filled us with a daily need and desire to accom- plish something toward His Honor and Glory. And it has always been Saint Joseph who gave us the right plan of action. He could point out the hard but sure road of sacrifice, the humble but loving means of serving Christ a bit better. Yes, We have been doubly blessed! With Saint Joseph, our builder in the material sense, and the Sacred Heart, a Builder of the spiritual, our school has emerged, dedicated to the achievement of true Catholic Womanhood. That is Why the theme of our first issue of EX-CORDE is THE BUILDER. - Page eleven !f'lTT'Jf 0 ' 0261-' NGS' 4 5 CJ 0 A Q L , J UNT IEN TS ? XJ 45 pw j ,f QJ .1 ' x 'A'k KJ: J PSYJS 346 jomdaffon . . . . . 31.8 Cimmonied . . . 31.8 Affzdand . . . jk? .S?l LiCflfll Q . . . . . . 4' 'JJ- Kv ' tw is 17 s 1 B io x P045 llllllll Bettina Anelli, Marjorie Bronslii, and Mareia Carroll, Class Olli- eers of 301, proudly display their Attendance Banner. l'.S. They only made I9 of the 20 required days for a half holiday. Catherine Conn, Danielle Clair, Marion Caruso, Sally Ann Ile lfllen Daly, Carol Ciano, lliana Caulfield, liraee Clrawfori Marino, I'atrieia Bason, Barbara Clayyille, Audrey Collins, Ann Maureen Uelea, Bettina Clatanyaro, Maureen Cooper, Mary Curry Beneseh and Iioretta Anliano plotl their way through lfreshman Arlean Agresta and .loyee Brindisi discuss their ehanees for get l,atin with Sister lilivabeth loretto. ting ii rest in the clinical room with Sister Llosira Maria. Betty Conboy, .Ioan Avzara, Betty Byron, Geraldine Boyle, Diana Adele Buck, Sheila Collins, Louisa Catlender, Dianne Carroll Bluinherg, Lorraine Balinslti, Mary Davis, Beatrice Bogner, Lori joan Cirineione, lfileen Bitler, Patricia Biss, joan Boyle ant raine Barry and lfmilic Balewski tarry on a trip to the Loclier Maureen Crnnillery during their Religion period. Room, Page funrtcciz L liarbarn Cir.11, luis liurstcr, K.lIl'llCCl1 ll.1nd, BCIIY IXIH1 Greeley. l'.1Lrici.1 ll.mly, l,.lll'iCl.1 l .1y, ci.ll'4ll Qimllcwxlxi, Nl.ll'y'.ll1I1 ll.11'ilv, l'11tricig1 lflimd, Cnrulc Cir.il1.1111, Sl1cil.1 Hari, .loan lfxtcr, Caryl xl.llll'CCl1ci.lll.lgl1L'l', Sl1uil.1 lfilliniiriclx, li.Il'lH.ll'.l lili111111, .X1111 llcv- Cicrsiw, ll11rl1.ir.1 II.1lpi11 .lml Alicia llcvcr in llw Adn1i11istr.1tii111 ilcn .mal A1111 firm-lic xxi1l1 Sixicr Nl.ll'y l111111.1uul.1tc .11 Nluxiy Orliuc XN'lll1 Sister liL'QLllLl lir.111cis. 'l'l1ci1r1'. ,.. L ,,,,...,- . . Diane Dilrs, l'.1trici.1 lh1uI1cr1y,j11ycu l7ruit.1g.g, Kntlilccn Dnwsctt, Nl.llll'CCH llilliin, l'ilil.llwll1 Cfuppuclx, ll.11'l1.11'.1 l'.1ig.111, xl.lI'Y lfllun l'ilil.1l1ctl1 lfli.1s. K.1ll1lcc11 lJul.111, Turry ciiUYLlI1UllU, Carol D'Orsi, l'i.llYCY, A11gul.1 l5.11'i11.1, C'l,1iru l'.1l1i'y, A1111 llkl'Ill.ll1ll, RklNCl11.lI'Y -l.lI1C iilI7gCl'.llLl .ind lhlc Du1111l111e l1.1rd .it work witli SYCVLIl1SU1T'N IDIIIIIIC, l'.1trici.1 Vtllllly .lllkl Qi.lll1L'l'll1C llwvcr l1clp In dccmxlti' Trcnsurc lxl.lHAlH. tlwir HOIIIU KUQJ111. S.1lly Ciol1s.1lvcs, Cnrolc C:,'Il11Pl.JCll .mil l7r.111- rcs Doyle, Claw Officers of 302, clicck Sis- lcr'x clock witli 11Hici.1l sulmol limu. S xl P05 IIIIHII. 2 lintllryn Mnrsaln, Ann Kucnig, Mnrliililn Kuppclcr, Mary l..lWl0l'. C'l.1irc McCf.1nn, xl.lI'g.lI'Ul Lynch, Mary M.ulv..lcn, l'.ltrici.1 Kcllalr llclcn l,uBrucl1i, NlLlI'QQLll'QI l.ul1rs,l'gill'ici.1 Kcnny, Nlyl'l1AII.lll'7, Patricia Krgnnur, Dann Mclinnn, Annu Livnlsi, Gloria Hull Alanct llncklc and Mary I, nm boar duwn on Sistcr Mary Laura Nancy l..i Mczinnjgiic and li.n'b.irn Kupniclay lcnrn grnmmatic cun- llUVUU4 ll1C.r tintc in tlic Cgirctcrm. striicticms unilcr Sister Agnus Miul1.icl.1. kloycu Larkin, lilimlvctli Lncscli, Kntlilccn Lyons, Peggy Mnnnion. Arlcnc Hinclinmn, .loan Hcncscli, Mary lfllcn Brownc, jean Mcf Knlilccn Kelly, Mary MuCorin.n'lx, 'l4l1L'l'L'S.l M.il1uny, l'.1rrici.i Anclrcws, llclcn liurns,M.1rgg1rcr lX1.ll1IL'Q.:.l7l.l, Angcln Mnrlsovvski Mciiallcy, Slicilu NlIlC,l-lCl'I1Q1I1 and Marilyn Hocg going to rlmt liliznbctli Looney and lplilabctli Hickey ndmiru Lliuir classinntcs lmppy pcriodfl.UNCI ll pictures. 1 Mary Lung. Sally Kunnuily .mil l7onn.1 llnrning, Class Olliccrs of 3116, try tn gvt .x . ride nn ilic cluvator. F. N. 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Iioscinqry il4Ol'Il1.l, ll.ll'l7.ll'.l Rudy, litln.nn.iy Suhiclncl, Mary lcr- Nhrioric Smith conducts .1 ll.lSl1-C.lI'Ll drill in Lgitin in Sister lmrucggcn, Nlitry Spun, Chirol llichm, Dorothy Rossi, lg.ll'l3.ll'.l liuginn lficlcliw wsu the vocalmlgxry ltnowlctlgc of Carolyn Whltlu, Suhicmlucr, l5.1rlw.1r.1 Suholu .intl llnrlmrti Sllcppmrml look on as Sister liiluun Scott, llnrlmrn Stungcr, ll.1rb.1r.1 Strublc, Dolores W'inlcr, l'r.incis Antonin cxpcrimcnts with vnporivatiun. Margaret XX'.1ll1u:c, Alice Simpson and .Iudith VC'ilson. Aliqt- gmtl Ronnit, our C.ifctcrin llclpcrs, clicurfully supcrrixc During thu morning cxcrciscs, l.cnorc Sclmndorf, l'ntricin Sknliill Nhry Ann Simpson, ll.Il'l71lf.l Strtilvlc, l'l'.ll1CCN liuggicro, ll.ll'lW.lI'.l lime W'orthc, Carolyn Tulwlwx, Dorothy Signor, lflninc Schramm 'l'l1cist'n, Atlclint' Sticgclc, llclcn Spinelli, Nllry :Xnn NY'isc, Alutlith l'iLlgCl1lLl litldnmn, -Ioycc Skou .ind Arlcnc Clnyton salutc the lflag Wt-tlnt-I, lzli1.1hcth lruncy, Marilyn NluSwccny .intl Nl.ll'y.lI1l1C Wiltlicr during their lunch time. Page r'igl1fr'c'rz ga Q View 9 N-l 9 .. ,. .- ' ' an ,4 a o l 3 X i E? ? Q x -ff 39 E D 80,1 gM.,,,Q,,,xs 3.1354 Q . A . N A.,4i. it .Q 5 L . W , 'S Q - at - , Nw , as Q M , ' M ' 3 3 ' 'iv . ,, 0 y p - - R gg 1 D S in uk X 0 my : on H ., E ni X W fi .1 'L Q f al My Q 4 W . My g M M ,n., ... mega wif 1' I B1rb1r1 limes Itone Helm Marlene. luta Nllflilfll. Gmini, lxith Clara Kiesel, Loretta Karcher, Carole Maloney Pitrieii Brtnnin ryi uhnson M iry rlnslovs M try Ann Lining llist biuom Mary Ann Meaney, Francis Finn, Anne Nlire Knwer lrineix lx Iorrnne llllhlilllll md om Heidt study Sophomore History O'Donnell, Catherine Mahon, Ifileen Kramer ind lioseiniry ern make their own dresses under the direetion of Sister Nlirx Dominic. Carol Krause, Gail Fisehbcck, Martha Dowling, Patrieia Mack Ruth Hopkins, Margaret Hale, kloyee Hopkins fiertruue llynn Suzanne Gough and Marilyn Filosa proudly dun their Sitrtd Heart Academy buttons. Claire Fitzgerald, Margaret Howell and liileen Hempel, presiding oflieers of 206, tidy their home room at dismissal time. 'J I SUIQL om 0 rv ' s 0' . s - ' u gil. N - X . SACHEUILQ Z Z Q : gk 0 , A- Ai QS ACADBASQ-, 5 -e . L: L. 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Alrun Smith, -lnnul Scanlon. llLllTlCi.l Scirllcr, -Icnn Kclly, l5.1rlw.1r.l lxlcmlrc .ind ll.lI'l1.lI'.l Mcliinnis lisiun um .1 law lfrcncli rcuurds with Sister lflinbctli I'.ixrici.1. . 12 'llllllilfl lllll ,Q Hulcn Ann Boyle. lzlivnbclli l.ym:lx. K.lIl1- lccn Pclrnnu, Class Otiicurs of 101, try ru discuvcr tlic intricacies of tlul new fire bux. Ann C11v.n11igl1, Cilairv: Mm'gnn, li.lFlLlI'.l Cullen, Carol Rcynulnls, Cliudctlc lfgisnno, Cicrnldinc lfspusiw, Munium Ilullnml, Mar- gnrul Knlcs .ind Kntlilccn licnclmn .irc sunri- ing curly lu lu.1rn llmsu nccussgry cooking liinls. fi 3 5 ii S is X Q X ' .,- v Y 3 1 QA .Q 5 .i .wwf u Q42 MV, Q :Riff . . uw S L... A IF 5 . Ag ,g 3 5 lX.k ' A, 3 ' fs. 3 .QSC-ld. V v X :Dv l 1 i 1 fx Q Y-as A. fs ':v.-.'., .- ' 535: E Q 313533531 K 3 . -:Aix K gm zf ,:- . :la J sffliiyig l i :K', Siffsyaeg iisgigsiiziifx 1 1 i A K -aes: 9 915. , +V I v Q S UI -Nwz N1 Lx FW XKINQ . n N . L- N41 . K 1- nn .,' 1 ' P , - N A A, ' 'T' S - Q sf ,- - A X . F 1 - j-I www- ' .. - xg ' , 154' , -R V Q Y K 4-Q -- I Q T..- fi . . V: . was I 4 ' Nmwifw f . - Jififfi - i X 5 Q 42 3. uf- , . s gf-...M ,4- 'Qi uf ,W-1 gp z mm V ,W wg. gg-.M ,,. lg , , kk Ami wifi: 'Y 'M Q A 7 ., Q 95 -WH :Q . 11 9 , gtg, ipgrbiyv ww ,rgxb , X a i 3 . Sf mp. S is-S? 1 5 ' E ESSEX iswfi L y XR. .mx tw' S Sister Francis Guiseppe, lit. Rev. Monsignor joseph V. S. Mciflaney, Reverend Mother Charles Ifdward. Hon. -Iudge Cuff, Sister Mary Clare, Rt. Rev. Monsignor Henry Hald, Rev. Father Sheehy, Sister Augustine Maria and Rev. Father Powers just before the N THE FALL of I949, Sacred Heart Academy othcially opened as The Mary Louis Academy Annex in the little white house located at 47 Cathe- dral Avenue, Hempstead. It was a humble beginning -a small frame building hlled with electricians, car- penters, plasterers and painters as they hurried about in their effort to provide temporary classrooms. To the fifty-eight girls who arrived that September 8th, the first week of half-school days was an exciting, pleasurable solution to the morning camp ehair seat- ings and the scarcity of hlacltboardsl The second week was school in all its realism. The acting princi- pal, Sister Alta Maria, and the teaching staff, Sister Laurina, Sister Regina Maria and Sister -lohn Fran- cine, comprised the faculty for the hrst year. In the early part of -Iune, 1950, an invitation was extended to the many friends of the little school to attend an impressive ceremony to be held on the Ifeast of the Sacred Heart, -lune 16th. It was to be the laying of the cornerstone of the new convent and Page f14'er1ty-:six breaking of the ground for the new Sacred lleart Academy. Sister Alala Nlaria. assisted by Sister Augusline Maria breaks ilu- ground. the breaking of the ground for the new Sacred Heart Academy. The much planned-for day finally dawned. It was a Friday-a warm, sunny day-and it seemed as if the Sacred Heart had planned the day just for Himself. Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph V. S. McClancy, Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, ofliciated. The ground for the new high school building was broken first by Monsignor McClancy and then Reverend Mother Charles Edward and Sister Alta Maria assisted by Sister Augustine Maria each in turn continued to deepen the first excavation. Throughout the year 1949-1950, construction work had been in process in the rear of the little white house. The convent that would house the Sisters who would teach in Sacred Heart Academy down through the future years was in the process of being built. On this day, its cornerstone was to be laid. The clergy, religious, honored guests and students proceeded from the field to the new convent founda- tion. The steel box that held all the traditionally ap- propriated mementos of those present was lowered into place. After the blessing by the Monsignor and the fervent prayers of all those attending, the con- structors set the massive stone and the final ceremony of the day was terminated. The glee club and orchestra from the Mary Louis Academy, jamaica, attended and together with our own glee club provided the musical selections for the occasion. Monsignor McClancy delivered an address praising the work done by the Sisters of Saint Joseph in the Held of education in the diocese. Thus - the first big day, the first public ceremony of our school, came to an end. But to us it was like the Hrst chapter in our story - a story that We hoped and prayed would go on for generations to come - the story of Sacred Heart Academy. Erecting our school in Hempstead has required planning and foresight on the part of our Diocesan authorities, sacrifice and prayers for a religious com- munity, action and leadership of our Catholic laymen. Yes, it had cost much-in money, materials, spirit and talent. But the cost was worth the price- an- other way of adding to the honor and glory of His Sacred Heart -another means of spreading Christian faith and hope and charity. Sacred Heart Academy was indeed becoming a reality. In a wide, open field, the ground had been broken. Two years later, a three story brick building, a perfect example of practical, modern design would appear' in that field. And for all that was done prior to and including this memorable June 16th-the glee club sang the words that were in our hearts, Christus Regnatf' Rt. Rev. Monsignor McClancy lays the cornerstone for the new Sacred Heart Convent as Reverend Mother Charles Ifdward. Sister Francis Guiseppe and Sister Alta Maria attend during the ceremony. Yes, Christ was to reign as the patron of rhe new Academy, as the King of our Hearts. He was to build in us and on us so that we might be worthy to set forth to do His work here and hereafter. june 16th was over. But it meant so much-and we will never forget. lame' fuwlfy-sf'1'en WTO YEARS LATER! .Iune 20, 1952! liriday, the Feast of the Sacred Heart. The construction work of the new Sacred Heart Academy was prac- tically completed. Externally, only one block of ma- sonry had to be added-the cornerstone. This time, for a new school, a newly consecrated Bishop would perform his first public episcopal function. His Fx- cellency, the Most Reverend hlohn xl. Boardman, would lay the cornerstone. The day again was a beautiful one-and the cere- mony impressiye. A platform had been raised at the corner outside the gymyauditoriumg .1 public address system was secured to broadcast the ceremony and the Bishop's address to the hundreds of spectators gath- ered on the grounds. The eighth grade children of the Seminary, followed by the students of the Academy, led the procession. Then came the Sisters of the vari- ous Religious Communities, the visiting Clergy, and His Excellency, Bishop Boardman. lntoning with great solemnity the Deus in adju- torium meum intendeln Bishop Boardman blessed and laid the cornerstone, and with the aid of the building contractors, cemented it in place. Turning then to the assembly, he spoke of the need for Catholic principles in education! Singing Hlicce Sacerdosn a second time, the Clee l'1lgf' fu'r'11fy-rigllf lit. Rev, Monsignor McClancy and Kev. Father Gillili assist llis lixcellency Bislmp ,Iehn lhiardman in the laying of the cornerstone of the new high school. Club lcd the way into the gym-auditorium for Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Thus another great day was concluded with God's gracious blessing. lt was the orhcial opening of the gym-auditorium-for a few days later it was used for such social events as the Sophomore Hop and rhe junior Prom. The school itself was to be ready for student-occupancy the following September. The laying of the cornerstone marked Finis , for a time, to the cement mixers, to the plasterers, to the surveyors. It meant we were one step nearer the goal, the completely built and furnished Sacred Heart Academy ! The Glee Club's rendition of Praise the Lordi' fliiggsj and the Sancte Joseph made us mindful of the Two Who have accompanied us throughout our high school days--Our Two Builders-the Sacred Heart and Saint joseph. Again, we will never forget-time will perhaps erase the memory of the actual scene, but it can never steal from our hearts the great joy, the humble grati- tude that were ours as we knelt before the God Who had showered so many blessings upon us. l lis lfxcellenc 1 'fl 1 Qfiviffi-. .lm ' t Ei?2Zri3hg5?Zz'sf4z ft Sv gg ggigbiis T im? F' - , . y, Bishop john l'1oardman addresses the gatherin Priya' lzrcniy-ilim' Page thfirfy 1 fl' W saw te jf 1 ' an 4',4 FQ it Sisier M. lnviolala welcomes Rever- end Mother Clmrles lfdward and Sister lmmaculat.1 Maria. His Excellency, Archbishop Molloy enters the main corridor with Rt. Rev. Monsignor Quealy and Rt. Rev. Momignor McKenna, followed by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Reilly. N A FEW' short months after the laying of the cornerstone, the years of hopes and plans, of sacri- fice and labor, culminated with the Dedication of our Sacred Heart Academy by His Excellency, The Most Reverend Thomas Ii. Molloy, Archbishop-Bishop of our diocese. lt was Sunday, October 26th, 1952, the lfeast of Christ the King. The solemn ceremonies began following the pro- cession of the Academy students, visiting religious and clergy, with the Archbishop's invocation of the Veni Creator, his recitation of the prayers, the bless- ing of the crucifixes and of various parts of the school. Sanctify, we beseech Thee, O Lord jesus Christ, this house built for the training of our girls, pour forth upon it the fullness of Thy blessing and peace. let that fullness be for them a means of salvation . . . may all those who dwell herein by leading a life of virtue, please Thee and . . . one day be received into the everlasting abode of heaven . . . Amen. Yes, we prayed with Him that God indeed might shower upon all in our school the graces necessary that we may one day meet again in the Sacred lleart. Solemn Benediction of rho Most Blessed Sacrament in the new gym-auditoriuin provided the only fitting conclusion for such a joyous, such a gratifying occa- sion for all of us. Our hearts indeed were full as the organ began to play and they poured forth in gratitude as the Cilee Club let the words of the hymn To Praise the Heart of jesus QP. Grieshacherj rise heavenward. How aptly did its invocation express our own deep feeling. To praise the heart of -Iesus To heaven's vaults ascending The chorus loud shall sing. May grateful hearts adore And praise Thee ever more! Our school was dedicatedg God knew it was llis - and for a time-ours. Solemn lienediction of the Most blessed Sacrament. Conclusion of the Ceremonies. xkk Page ill-iffy-om' gr' f1Il'l'fjf-fl x J I vo C Q mini' C UCIUIII I The Leo Honor Societ ' is the tan 'ible reco 'nition Y 5 Fi paid those who achieve the best scholastic standing, qualities of leadership and practical Catholic living. Here, in Sacred Heart, it is supervised by Sister Francis Antonia and its members seek to set the ex- ample of a proper attitude of study and correct con- duct for Catholic youth in their everyday school life. ,I .Yi f MV if H 5 This society recognizes that while everyone can attain this honor, its obligation is to instill in all the desire for those studies which will make a line preparation for future life. Thus the Leo Honor Society functions with the aim of molding representative young women who will foster true Christian ideals. A . , S'trrlir1,q fron: Mn' lnfw: il. Meeker, li. -Iakubowski, G. liidt. G. Cifarulli, il. Childs, IT. llempel, M. liilcllo, V. liendin, M. Sweeney, yl. lilly, C. Fitvgernld, C. lamlcrs, M. McCann, xl. lfenety. A. Smith. i E s Swimr Mi'1rflu'i'.i, Nfilllillllxi ll. Graves, ll. Cronk, M. Mcliann, A. llirshla-ld, P, Nlcfiartliy, xl. Seaman, A. Madden, li. Mostler Srizlrilf Ci. Wiuine, R. Nloran, M. liurgio, ,l. lfenety. lljlinrim nf lfu' Inumr IIAQIUIII M. Hogan JX. Keppel, P. llowcll and P. ilolinston. 'i fm. l'l'lUIl ff lflll f 1. XVho is she that cometh forth as the morning ris- ing . . . Three years ago, these inspiring words of the Legion prayer were versed for the first time in the Saercd Heart Academy by a group of young girls joining the newly organized Legion of Maryg a beau- tiful organization dedicated in its work to the Queen of all Queens, Our Lady. The first Praesidium. or unit, chose the title Our Lady of Nativity as it was the infant or nrst unit formed in the school. Sister Mary Ulick, spiritual directress of this praesidium, has, since its beginning, offered spiritual advice and ably moderated this large group of girls. Due to the increase in enrollment, a second unit was formed under the guidance of Sister Regina liidelis. Our Lady of lfatima, ever depicting the rosary, which is the backbone of the Legion, was chosen as the patroness of this praesidium. Numerous charitable works and daily prayers make up the basis of Legion duty. The weekly meetings comprise prayers and reports. Designing bookmarks out of used cards or making toy animals out of cloth to distribute to the poor or bedridden children are only a few of the many tasks the members oder to Our Lady as a token of love. The great zeal of the members of the Legion of Mary of Sacred Heart Academy has made it one of the most important activities in the school. Page fllirfy-fire Senior Af1l'IlI!7l'7'S fifcllltlillgjf P. McCarthy, P. Ryf, J. Meeker, N. Smith, R. Norton, S. Miller, A. Hirshfeld, -I. Sossi, K. O'Shaugh- nessy, li. Rush, M. Murphy, A. Madden, M. McNamee, P. Harding, B. Graves, C. Murray, S. Duslkiewicl, F. Mostler. Inriiur lx'lt'IIIl71'l'X lxnlfmll: B. De Ieso, G. lisposito, li. Caulin, T. McConville, M. Lynch, M. Wfeclitel, A. Hoppenhauer, C. Denk, A. Buck, A. Collins, D. Horning, R. Kerns, C. Brode, P. Meyer, P. Snellback, li. Powell, D. McCann, B. Powell, li. Murphy, K. Kelly. fun CML 1 A I'a.f1c thirty-six Sacred Heart Academy's answer to the need of the foreign Missions is the very active Mission Club. This club meets the first Thursday of the month. At each meeting, Sister Miriam Dolores has something new to make or ship to the Helds afar, The girls mail the many packages at the end of each meeting. If you happen to peek in on one of the meetings you might see one group of girls cutting cancelled stamps. Then there is another group wrapping copies of Catholic newspapers to mail to some needy mission. Over in a corner some girls are folding clothes and others are sorting book marks. The whole room is a center of tape, cord, scissors, wrapping paper and boxes. Out of this hive of work come several neatly wrapped bundles containing many needy articles for the Missions. The members of the club have something to be proud of their first Mission Circle! af Y ov- -ai SVIIHII' All'HIl74'V'X of Un' Sing, Sftlllllillgi A. Hirshfeld, A. Carson, P. Wlilltie, C. Halley, I.. Vitulli, D. Celan- tline, M. liurgiog Seizlml: V. Bendin, B. Cronk, M. Mcliann, lvl. lltxol, K. Meiiiniiy. i,,..L,11., ,Sh i Etymologically, CORIJIETTIZ is a word derived from the Latin noun for heart. Symbolieally, the Corde represents our patron, the Sacred Heart. The feminine ending is suggestive of the heart of every girl in our Academy. Thus in C:ORDliTTlf we visualize the union of our hearts in the Sacred Heart. Practically, CiORDliTTI? is a magic Word that means many moments of perfect silence while a whole school of students mentally devours every item of the quar- terly issues of our school paper. This is the happy climax of weeks of work for the stall' and its faculty moderator. linfm' SMH: G. lfidt, M. Dool, C. Halley, M. McCann, A. Carson, A. llirshfelil. V. liemlin, C. Heier. K. Reilly, A. lileming, B. Cullen, U. Cclandine, li. Lynch, Scanlon. M. Keyes, M. liurgio, K. Mcliinity, B. Crunk, Al. Childs. J. Davis. Y. Self, L. Vitulli, P. Wilkie, N. Meiiann. Page flririy-sw1w'u fl if' ffl IVV! f' Stall' members who attended Yearbook Con- ference at Cardinal Hayes lligh School. New York: 13, Celandine, P. McCarthy, Ii, Cronk, KI. Meeker, K. Powell, M. Mc- Namee, C. Beyer, li, Kenner, D. Kraver- ath, M. Dnul. Through the clicking of typewriters and the rustle of papers, emerged the first edition of Sacred Heart Aeademy's yearbook, Ex-cloluna, under the direction of Sister Elizabeth Loretto. The yearbook was born from hurried meetings in little rooms, rejected manu- scripts, torn paper, frazzled news and an abundance of red penciled lines. The girls came over to school on various holidays in order to meet certain deadlines and wrote and counted, rewrote and recounted. At times it may have seemed like they Wouldn't make it but they did and life proved happy after all. Despite the hustle and bustle, they came through the ordeal with valuable experience as journalists and with proud memories of another First production. Siimdirzg: M. Malarkey, K, Powell, C. W'ittine, M. MeNamee, G. Nicolas, A. Smith, B. Runner, M. Moody, M. Simons, M. llorning, B. Buckley: Srulml: R. Moran, j. Meeker, P. McCarthy, il. lienety, I.. Mehringer. Pngr' thirty-eight S EJUUKA C1516 M. Hanley, Flanigan, C. Halley, Ci. Cifarelli, li. klaluibowslii, M. Mcfiann, M. llliippartl, llntuly Nl P11 terson, D. Savage, Ii. Nardi, ll. Childs, A. Keppel, L. Helm, P. Howell, nl. Lilly, G. Clrawforil, Nl X it M. McCormack, S. Hart, R. Miranda. L. lforster, li. Wenner, G. lfidl, li. Slieppard and il. Mc1Xmli'u-is vii 1 Mr. li. L. Sheppard. Every Thursday in that extra large Study Hall on the first floor, a group of some thirty or forty S.H.A. girls meet to participate for an hour in a very active activity, the Speech Club. It is under the direction of Mr. Robert Leo Sheppard, with Sister M. Elizabeth Loretto as faculty moderator. This past yearls work has been chiefly exploratory in an effort to prepare the members for next year's participation in the Catholic Forensic League. But the year's work culmi- natcd in the first annual Sacred Heart Public Speak- ing Contest, held on the evening of May llth, to which the members of the P.T.A. were warmly invited and welcomed. The winner of each division - the Seniors QSeniors and xluniorsj, and the Junior fSophomores and Freshmenj received a trophy given by Mr. Sheppard and appropriately engraved. The three presiding ofhcers of the club are: Carol Halley, presidentg Grace Eidr, vice-president, and Dorothy Savage, secretary. Qrnlor members confer with Mr. li. L. Sheppard--M, llan I. l-lanigan, M. Mebann, C.. llalley, ,l. llnzidy, Li. K itarelli. Page fI1irfy-r1i11e Ron UW: V. Bcndin, il. Fcncty, P. McCg1rtl1y, Kon Tun: C. Murray, M. W'cclitcl, If. Powell, K. Purrnno, ll. l.yncl1, A. Malloncy, -I. Flanigun M. Smirlm, ,l. Scnccnl, M. Caffcriy, li. Quinlan. Rau' 'l'lm'l': A. Mndmlcn, lf. Quinlan, P. Sncllbnck, li. Byrne, C. Lambert, K. O'Sl1.1uglmussy M. Pnwull, Cf lirndc, P. Meyer, KI. Meeker, li. Rush. M. McLaughlin, N. Ccvcro. M. l'loll.1nd. 124 124. 24 134 134 134 Run' Our: M. liillpnlrick, Ci. lispnsito, K. licilly, A. lflsinycr, P. Colaligln. Kun' '1'14'n: K. Pfcitfcr, M. llolvnpfcl, ll. liiclurdsun, xl. Rodgers, li. Bcurgcr, S. Sicnold, ,I linmulnrn, M. Kcycs. Ruiz 'l'ln'i'r': I.. Fauglmnn, Al. Hcidc, S. 0'Nuill, C. Lnmlcrs, li. Kramer, M. Going, Y, Self, KI. Hess C, Kcnncily. Run' l'l1?Hl'Z ll. Dc lcso .xml IX. lflcming. .gg P.. and Qranca ia Twice a month, a bright new classroom at S.H.A. is miraculously transformed into a small corner of Paris. This is achieved by Le Cercle Francais or the French Club, the newest of the activities formed in the school. Although just in its infancy, the French Club has branched into two units. One of these, the senior group, is under the guidance of Sister Elizabeth Patri- cia, with President joan Fenety, Secretary Pat Mc- Carthy and Treasurer Virginia Bendin. The other, the junior group, with Sister James Catherine as moder- ator, has Betty Deleso, President, Anita Fleming, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Holzapfel, Secretary, and Bar- bara Ryan, Treasurer. The main purpose of Le Cercle Francais is to enable the girls to become more familiar with the French language in general and to become acquainted with the many beautiful sights in France. The meetings include many interesting projects such as the playing of French games, as well as par- ticipating in French plays and choral speaking. The Champs-Elysees and Notre Dame take on an appear- ance of life-like beauty as they are pictured on the screen. These Hlms are also another feature that the French Club presents to its members. P. McCarthy, J. Meeker, V. Bcndin, C. Murray, li. Rush, A. Madden, K. O'Shaughnessy, J, Flanigan, bl. Fenety. Csenior members of the club.j Le Cercle Francais, though a new activity in Sacred Heart, is one of the most popular and will soon grow to be one of the most important. Parlez-vous francais? is now becoming a pct phrase and French is certainly taking root in Sacred Heart. Page forty-0710 L-5'-Zia-H . F9 i was A ..g-1-..........-- Click! Click! Click! go the cameras! The C.C.C.'s are at it again trying to get good pictures. unusual snaps or candid shots of life around the school. Directed by the faculty adviser of CoRnt?TTli, aided by various photography magazines and by ex- !fjA0,0gl'l1l7 CJAIA fxnllong the IICVV ClLll79 f0l'l11CL! at Sflcrcd Hcllrt Academy is the Photography Club, called We, the Photographer. Under the supervision of Sister Maria Virgo, its moderator, the lirst meeting was held in the Chemistry Lab on Friday, March 6, 1953. At this meeting the following otlicers were elected: President. Kerin Moore: Vice-President, Margaret Katesg Secre- . . e --s - 1 , picture of the Clickers, P. Harding, ll. Celandine. Pi. Cronlt, C. Murray, C, Halley, A, Harding, M. Manisf calco. OF! PIII' .5 C' J ' l1IlIl'l'l1 CWC 'l?l'I'.5 amining other school papers, the members of this club have come forth with photos used l10t only for CORIDFTTI? but also in the compilation of the School Annals or the Library Scrap Book. Good shooting- is their by-word! tary, Sylvia Sienold, and Trmsurer, Loretta NW'alsh. The purpose of the club is to promote the better understanding of the ways and means of developing pictures. We, the Photographers was formed to increase the interest our girls may have in this work. Whether the girls join the club because it is their secret ambition to become future professionals or be- cause they enioy such work as a hobby, We, the Photographers is a hit with the girls. XVe, The Pliolograpliersuz IS. Cullen, N. Cevero, Ci. lisposito, C. Fasano, C. Fox, A. Cavanagh, M, Vfcchtel. T. Vitale, li. llc leso, il. Hess, M. Holland, K. Moore, M. Scudellari, M. Patterson, C. Morgan, ll. Ryan, M. Spota, C. Kennedy, M. McCarthy with their moderator, Sister Maria Virgo. 1 Page forty-two P. Culahan, D. Basel, il. Connor, KI. Romback, C. Bednall, R. Palasek, M. lfesta, C. Vitlgerald, A. lierbrich, l.. liligh, -I, liellmer, B. hlames, AI. Davis, QI. Childs, A, llsinger, P. Howell, l.. Helm. P. Connors, xl. Hess, I . Nardi, l.illv. A. Keppel, C. Hoyle, M. Hogan, l'. Kramer, xl. lleide, P. -Iulinston, Great oaks from little acorns grow . . . might be a cliche but it is the only way to describe the Library that is now ours. liven though we can still rind a memory corner in our hearts for the little two by four Library in 47 , we are, nevertheless, awed and overjoyed with the one we have today. livery Thursday afternoon, however, it holds a spe- cial attraction for the Library Club, organized this year under the direction of Sister Jean Fvangela. lfach member enters into a world of books during the time of that meeting-and lets her thoughts drift into the Land of Make Believe. A typical meeting would follow this schedule: reading of the minutes, roll call, reading by the mod- trator of a book that is of current interest to all, one or two reports given by the members on new books in the library. A discussion period then follows in which all members participate suggesting books to be incorporated into our library. If it be decided by the members that such suggested books would be enjoyed by the student body, then the books eventually land a place on our shelves. ISZEAITI rf C261 A To recognize the members of our library club we look for distinctive little pins, a bright orange and black worm, appropriately labeled l5ookxvorms and worn on the collar of the student's uniform. li. Graves, Sossi, M. McNamee, U. Celaudinc. Nl. Simons. li. Norton, N. Smith, S. Miller. A. llirshlield, M. Murphy, Ki. Nlarlow, P. Mclxartliy, K, U'Neill, S. liardner. lSenior nieiubers.l Page j'm'f!l-flzref' This year we saw the actual beginnings of an Art Club at Sacred Heart consisting of a small group of hard working girls who attempt to bring out a little Cezanne in our school. This is achieved through the timely posters that dot the bulletin boards. Every- thing from posters to the making of paper animals is the rage in this club. The diocesan poster contests present a great chal- lenge to the girls as do all the other contests in which they participate. Whenever there is a cause that needs publicizing, call the Art Club. They are ever ready with a helpful poster. A. Cavanagh, K. McGinity, M. Powell, V. Lallathin, J. Seaman, A. McKeevcr, E. Quinlan, J. McDuHee, M. McSweeney look on as director, Miss Kerrigan, gives a few pointers to Marie Burgio. CM The Glee Club is the one organization in our school that can boast of an existence equal to that of the school itself. Begun under the direction of Sister Laurina, the Glee Club was forced to hold its meetings in the small confines of the ever famous TekaKwitha Hall. After six months of her capable guidance, the Glee Club came under the direction of Sister Mary Immaculate whom, we boast to say, is our present director. Since its beginning with Mary Simons as the first elected president, the Glee Club has steadily grown, first by its move to Saint Joseph's Hall and then to Page forty-four the fulfillment of a dream with meetings now held in the splendidly equipped music room of the Academy with Catherine Murray as the current president. The Glee Club has proved most generous in giving its time to what seems to have been endless rehearsing, in singing for the numerous school occasions and by bringing cheer and good Wishes to the orphans and hospitalized. But the most outstanding event in the course of the Glee Club's year is the Spring Musicale at which they appear in full splendor. We hope that the Glee Club will have continued success. Aa CLA .S 6- W 'M' -- 'ff F if 'u '.. ,. I 2. - H .. f- .- -1 ., .- .. , , X.. .. .- , ' :N - ': ' ' N. 'I ' 5 '- 7 '- ' ' bfi ' V' f ' f. f- , 3 , 1- 'J I F 5. . -. - 'x Q 3 Q ? 5- 8 :A , if 3 u . pc no Q no 5 'n N N ,. sf so me Ol ' ,' 3- , 1 9 ir' P K fl Q' 'E vo I , 'ff no ' uv 1 ' f '- , .. 5 .. 3 ' 1' 3 -' ' .. 4 ,T ,, I g K LX x - ..x .. Y X . . 3 X: x , A g ig -5 Q .2 f :Q 5 - S f- 5 Q Qmiggfigig- L,-. I i S - X . 1 g Q 3 . . Ti- Mi: -'A- 1 ' i i -. - S. A ..-.. -A fi J . K ,- .1 Q fi f A -. - -, f X 1 P. llarding, M. Horning, M. O'Connor. Fenety, F. Mnstler, Seaman, M. Hilello, -I. Sossi, M. McNamce, C. Murray, ll. Leonard. M. Uool, ll. Flanigan, A. Carson, A. Fisher, D. Celandine, M. Flood, li. Cronk, K. Powell, M. McCann, R. Moran, C. Halley, M. Maniscaleo, P. Xwillxie, V. llendin, K. O'Neill, Schroeder, C. Betlnall, M. Festa, Childs, Y ' x l'. llempel, li. Byrne, D. Kraverath, xl. Meeker. C. W'ittine, A. Madden, I. McCarthy, L. Mehringer. N. Oster, l. Struble, K. Azura, U. llorning, C. Cersitl, C. Graliam, N. McCann, M. Pliippard, lf. Lynch, B. llakubowslti, G. liidt, B, Li,lILlIl711l U, C. liox, A. MeAntlrews, M. Miele, H, Cullen, C. llsposito, Hess, H. Spinelli, T. Mahoney, M. McCormick, M. lfitvpatricls, li. De leso, P. Siedler, Y, Self, C. lfasano. S. O'Neill, M. Gallagher, C. Landers. Lining the halls, overseeing the locker rooms and stairs, constantly maintaining order, the Sacred Heart Leaders guide us toward discipline. These girls volunteer their free time between class periods to see all obey the school rules. Although always alert for misdemeanors, they urge self-discipline as a pathway to a strong character. They are models of uniform dress and strive to carry out all the regulations themselves. Directing traffic while the girls change classes is one of their biggest responsibilities. At the same time they see that silence is kept. During assemblies, similar order is upheld by them. Sacred Heartys Leaders are a steadfast illustration and great directive force for sound moral principles. Page forfy-s1'.r The students who have acquired .1 position as the head of various organizations and the presidents of each official class comprise the Student Council. Each month, the council convenes with the moder- ator, Sister Marie Therese, President Constance NVittine and Secretary Mary .lean Phippard. The primary aim of the council is to promote a hctter understanding between the faculty and the students. ln order to have the desired harmony, these representatives are the ones who influence the others, first by example and then hy enforcing regulations of the school. The Constitution, a document containing all the rules of the Council, is a product of the first Student Council of Sacred Heart Academy. Run fluff fi. Murray, V, llendin, Nl. llool, Nl, 'NlcCarthy, Seainan. Nl. l'hippard, C. Xvittine. C. llallcy, Xl. Mel ini uit Nl, liurgiu, l'. NlcC.irtliy. Kun Inn: l. Mahoney, Nl. Nlclorinack, C. liraliain, C. latvgerald. Nl, Miller, li. Catan.17.u'o, C. lliednall, IS. ,Ialaulo ll. lvnch. ll. llc lem, li. llempel, P, llowell. Pug: A group of twelve athletically-minded girls willing to ehalltnge the cry of their neighboring rivals is the Sacred Heart Varsity. Under the able supervision of Sister James Catherine and Sister Agnes -lerome the basketball team proved itself a capable contender for competing teams. XVith the coming of this new organization a change has arisen in our school which has been a definite I'IIffI' furry-r'igl1f Run' Our: li. Leonard, C. liever, C. Wittine, M. McCarthy, P. Ryf. Ron 7wIl'1lI M. Moody QManagerj, U. Cclandine, Scanlon, C. XX'ittine, l.. Magee, M. Monroe, A. Carson, B, Crunk, M. liurgio lliusinesx Managerj. li. Cronk, C. Heier, C. Vfittine, -I. Scanlon, L. Magee, ll. Cclandinc, M, McCarthy, C. W'ittine, P. liyf, A. Carson, M. Monroe, li. Leonard. S 1' ,IU llllilll asset. Persevering for more playing ability, these girls acquired skill by arduous practice. Together with coach, Miss Beatrice Bellon, and athletic President, Marilyn McCarthy, they directed gym periods so that not only training cues could be given to the players but also that the others might gain basketball point- ers. A tremendous interest in this sport arose through- out the school which was very evident from the large attendance at the games. Our Mascot, Lillian Forte QBitsyj backed by cheerleaders Anita WRIZQHCF, Barbara Reimer. Caryl Brody and Betty Lynch. CA QQFLCI JQF5 Wearing swirling vivid red skirts, soft canary blouses, socks and saddle shoes, with more more pep and enthusiam than ever before witnessed on any court, our cheerleaders urged us on to bigger and better scores, even when the odds were against us. Led by Captain Barbara Renner's Hi de Hi de Hi de Hi or Mascot Bitsy's Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dol- lar. If you're for Sacred Heart, stand up and holler, the entire squad could be de- pended upon to rally courage, support and school spirit. The cheerleaders are under the direction of Miss Beatrice Bellon, our Varsity coach, with Sister James Catherine and Sister Agnes Jerome as faculty moderators. Hi de hi de hi . . . li. Reimer, U. Cifarelli, li, Tiglle, xl. Brady, B. Buckley, G. Esposito, M. Avvara, B, Lynch, K. Moore, M. l'lolland, C. Brody, A. Whigmer. 2 lllll0lA fer! 6140.55 The groundwork of starting an active Junior Red Cross was laid in the halls and classrooms of our school by our Red Cross representatives. They scur- ried from room to room eagerly enrolling the girls in the Junior Red Cross. Before they were finished they had far surpassed their quota. This year we sent two representatives to the Junior Red Cross Training Center in South Hempstead. Thus the foundation has been laid for an active future in Red Cross work under the guidance of Sister Mary Protase, faculty adviser. ' junior Red Cross Members: M. O'Connor, B. Ruddy, B. Graves, P. Ryf, P. Scidler, E. Byrne. s 7 , Lal? Ul7I U.50lfl ffl fl U05 Every Tuesday, the students have the opportunity of depositing their money in 'KThe School Savings Account, made possible by the Meadow Brook Na- tional Bank of West Hempstead. There is a repre- sentative from each class who acts as a bank teller for her group and returns the envelope to Sister Agnes Michaela, the Moderator. The Savings Account offers many advantages, for example, it helps the student finance the junior trip to Wgishington, the Senior Prom and expenses for graduation. Then, too, it teaches the student the age-old lesson of thrift , Howell, C. Davis, B. Halpin K. Lyons, K. Powell, li Namec, M. Patterson, G Morton. X. ,. tt.. .i.. A. Collins, S. O'Neill, P. Schramm, K. Reilly, M. Mc- 1661 The pen is mightier than the sword. These words are proved whenever our T'ABl.liT representatives in each class distribute this weekly Catholic newspaper. Throughout all the classes our religious instructions are supplemented spiritually through the stirring edi- torials and masterful writings of this Catholic weekly. The seniors in their freshman year received a Cath- Sltlrlllzg from flu' lofi: C. Ciersit7, C. Coan Xl M. 0'Meara, P. Reamer. il. Connors, P. 'lwlmma Nl. Lynch, Rodgers. olic Action Award banner for having secured the highest number of subscriptions in intramural com- petition. The TABLICT has helped not only the S.H.A. stu- dents, but also the various members of their families. Getting the TA15LliT in school is .1 sure way of getting a Catholic newspaper in the home. NX aldier, l7. Meliann, M. l'I1ipp.ird, l. Ylleiamville, lf. Miller, n, Nl. llornintg, C. lieler, l.. lfauglinan, M, Scott, S. U'Neill, Page ffffy-une I CAQ.5!l CL Smfvil: K. Amrra, M. Kepplcr, M. Qj,iVlCI1l'.1, G Morton, S. W'ynekoop, C. Bednall, C, Sbarra, lf. lilins, M. Hardy, M. MeVey, F. Treacy. Sfumlirlg: K. Kelly, M. l.urz, P. Flood, B. Ruddy, lf. Phelan, xl. jackie, K. Murphy, F. Byrne, C. I Conn, A. Quigley, C. Landers, li, ltwell. With strings,', ureedsn, ubrassn, pianos and drums, our orchestra is fast becoming a reality. It is not unusual now to see a variety of instrument cases being transported in and out of school, or to hear an eager would-be Firestone performer trying out a note or two in some secluded corner of the school. Such out- ward signs of an up-and-coming activity have made us all anxious to hear its first public performance. Sister Mary Immaculate is the faculty moderator of the group. twin? the gear znfZ,JetL Page fifty-fzlfo 7 ?ll.6ll 6 GHC? November 24th, a date never to be forgotten for its party spirit and air of expectancy! That day saw the inauguration of the first annual Senior-Junior Harvest Moon Square Dance. It all began when Connie Wittine brought up the matter a few weeks before to Sister Mary Protase. From then on, S.H.A. was awhirl hiring an orch- estra, printing tickets, planning decorations, pre- paring refreshments, setting up eheek rooms and so forth. Then on the big night, prim pilgrims watched the festivities from the walls as gay couples twirled in numberless squares to the music of Father Govern and his Westbtiry Westerners. if ,f Ak X is ee . 1 : tr I I :ff fa .Q Q 5 .. I. ' .1 1 P .cv A ,V , K 3 :gf ' .. , f X -1 T' f Q ' V E K7 n, S 0: 4 4 K - f ' X A - 5 3 i X 2 U YV' ' , I D I 1 8 A E! fo, X H ...aw- .......... W Q 2 af X s ,SNS N I Y 3' 'Q Y It 3-: - A .A zz fl .4 x Q' Y Q 3 . ' FR? , -wg 45W R' ' xt g X 'WH'-f Charles lidson, Marie McCann, Bill Knobloclt, Rosemary Moran and Larry Long. 2 , C wzfm' !' rom Three and a half years of parties, casual dates, junior Proms and Mercy Balls passed quickly when suddenly, on December 27, 1952, the Senior Prom stepped into the limelight-the climax of a high school's social life. It was held for us, the first seniors of S.H.A., in the Sert Room of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and the music was supplied by joe Carroll and his orchestra. With a festive holiday air, each of our couples experienced the preliminary pleasures of walking through the hotel lobby, with its famed Christmas decora- tions, and of posing for the camera for a souvenir photo of the evening. Then, the evening was ours for dancing! --pleasant chatter! -and the Grand March led by Connie Wittiiie, president of our Student Council, and her escort. Our chaperones - Mr. and Mrs. Wittine, Mr. and Mrs. Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Burgio, Professor and Mrs. Le Roy-enjoyed every moment of the evening with its gay and magical spirit. Page fifty-fo nr Pat McCarthy flix-coixni. Iiditorj a ntl Ted Gannon. Mr. and Mrs. W'ittine, two of our ehaperones. Ava Smith QAssistant lfditor of Ex-roknlj and Vincent Smith Qno relation That night-or to be exact-the next morning, as we were leaving the hotel, we thought that time was much too short. But we soon found it necessary to hurry to Saint Francis of Assisi Church on 31st Street for the 4:30 Mass. It was Sunday now! Then, there was the lon Y tri home-to some win- 5 P l point on Long Island-to Mom, to breakfast, and to bed, where time is always of such short duration. Marie Bilello and Paul Vincent. Kathleen Powell and Frank Donnelly. Mary u intl NX ilttr e Tague vm UAL, 4,51 ,, W If ,Es-Ugg? Q A ,AK 7 51 f ai n w.. ef K W L ' . Nw if K. . x - .Qgfw'Zf1 ' wil' 'iffxasi ' Q Q -- -W A-. .MN A. f 2 . as f 5 . fdfgfwig, -159.515 - ' 'L Q mm.: ,.,. PM 'W :Y xt an if 21217 ' X' K' ,fl . fy ti 1 f ,Af ,nn I :fig gf 5 in ., . Y af xv ? J' , ' Q fatherls soul. Arm in arm, hand in hand, side by side, pres together they came to take part in the sublime sacri- air lice of Calvary. Together they knelt at the altar rail to to receive the sacred species of Our Divine Redeem- erg father and daughter, together, returned thanks to the Christ reigning radiantly in their hearts. Massiwas followed by a breakfast served in the Carden City Hotel. There, friends gathered together and sat at the large round tables to enjoy the break- fast. To add an extra touch of pleasure, music stu- dents entertained. Perhaps to the dismay of some of the beautiful young ladies, but much to the approval of the handsome partners, they had the honor of the ence of the faculty for a short visit and an added of friendship was stirred as they went from table table receiving cheerful Hellos and respectful Good morningsn. The address of the guest speaker, lfather Leonard, was truly a memorable one. As the warmly-spoken words filled the room, his understood thoughts were received by the open minds of both the father and daughter whom he addressed. Although each father and daughter went off to- gether in different directions, that Sunday morning they all stood united in the Sacred Heart of jesus. 502 fl 40 395 x ind IU visit everyone. Sister N ' ' l. lnviolata ll Page fifty Claire Stewart Virginia Motz Elene Wenner Nora Kenny Maureen Dool Eileen Rush Mary Lou Hanley Sally Gardner . ,aiding When, for the flrst time, the golden voices of the Glee Club filled Saint Joseplfs Hall with beautiful melodic tones and the dancing keys under the direc- tion of talented fingers filled an unexpecting audi- ence with various rhythms, the Musical was held with many inconveniences, but under such splendid direc- tion, trials were met and all was fun. Having built itself up simultaneously with the building up of the entire school, the Spring Musical has graduated from the little hall up the block to the school auditorium, to an air filled with jeweled notes, to an ever-increasing audience overflowing with en- thusiasm for its success. Following the standard opening of the Sfar Spun- gled Banner, the curtain rose on a tiny bud bursting with musical beauty wrapped up in the simple strains of My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. As the petals Page fifty-eight uri ica unfolded, forming intricate beauty and delicacy of a blossom, so, too, unfolded the pages that hold the complex beauty of overtures and preludes. The Musi- cal starred the little first grader of the elementary school together with the accomplished pianist of the Academy. Perhaps the stars that twinkled brightest were the solo voice pieces that were the highlights of the Musical. To put a perfect ending to a wonderful event, the Glee Club burst into song, singing the heart-lifting tunes of days gone by. Through the combined efforts of many, came a most successful Spring Musical. It was to a single person particularly, whose patience and encourage- ment, whose smile and helping hand, whose prayers and immeasurable work, made the musical what it was, that the girls, with happy hearts and tearful eyes, could only say thanks. It was to Sister Mary Immacu- late that we owed our thanks. sggri if + .s r I WVQSQQK 'l diy dl .X4CClbJOH1y O Mary, we crown thee with blossoms today . . . This is May Day , hardly recognizable perhaps by the general concept of May Day held by too large a number of our lay workingmen, who storm the SCLII of government or deride those who provide their means of livelihood with banal mouthings of their importance. This is May Day wherein humility is the keynote of us who observe it and praise the theme for the one in whose honor we sing. Contrast tl.e rabble of a city parade with the dig- nity of our procession. Our May Queen , chosen by the student body for her Mary-like qualities and robed in a bridal gown and veil was attended by her ladies- in-waiting as she proceeded from the Academy to the Seminary lawn. They were preceded by the cross bearer, the student body and the visiting clergy. Each lady-in-waiting, dressed in a gown of pastel shade, bore a bouquet of flowers, symbolic of Mary's virtues. These were placed at the feet of the statue as each recited her poetic tribute to Our Lady. if-.Q Page siaffy Mi After the recitation of the rosary, the May Queen placed a crown on the statue of Mary, Queen of angels and of men. The Queen, whose reign is not determined by royal blood nor edict, by human hom- age nor heritage, but by virtue of being the human Mother of Christ, the King, the Saviour of the world, is thus crowned. The ceremonies were presided over by Reverend Kathleen Powell .uldres-es Our Lady as Queen of May. Ire-, fe Kathleen Powell and her ladies-ine waiting: Anne Marie lierlarieh, lfi- lcen Powell, Ann Carson, Virginia Bendin, Catherine Mahon, Kathleen Petrano, M. Melfarthy, .Indy Con- nor, Rosemary Kerns, glean l,illy. The two flower girls were from the first grade of the Seminary. Father Aloysius Gillik, pastor of Our Lady of Loretto parish, who gave a most inspiring sermon. The sermon was followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Saeramentg and then not by human promises of less work and more pay but by Divine promises of Eternal Life to all those who, in humility, labor for the Love of God and the sanctihcation of their souls. Page sixty-one ' if 1 .f . ',' 1. 4 of A xl P M Qi AV? N x ' fd I NK 4' ,AP if fx l if X 5 ,Jr I 4 L' B N' Q' X. Z' lk X L A -W L. my ,I A Page sixty-two M? 52? ,, 5 24 - 5 la bf- -+ xsiik-Q. - .QM M 29.55 :ww-, 5 ' X TV 4,1 fl AV 0 irginia arg En in Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Leo Honor 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Cordette 2, 3, 4, S.H.I.. 43 Student Council 4g French Club 4. Ginny . . . loyal and sincere . . . The rooftops of Washington . . . perfect lady at all times . . . her trip up state . . . so poised and neatly groomed . . . sunny disposition. nplliiffll and still, Full of good will. golwfance .xgcla Hazel' St. Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead Leo Honor 43 Cordette 2, 5, 4g Varsity 43 S.H.L. 4g Art Club 4. Connie . . . Lovc that Charleston! . . . knee socns and Ber- muda's . . . Cheese on stale bread . . . French whiz . . . Vitality plus . . . cruises, novels, sketches . . . one of the best. Travel in the younger sort is part of ca'uculio11. Page siacty-fom' arie Qfeff MLM St. Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead Leo Honor 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 S.H.L. 4. Such school spirit . . . quiet appearances are deceiving . . noted for her sincerity . . . deep brown eyes . . . a sweet, char itable and true friend . . . unrutfled. Character is the great force in human affairs. oan Catherine gn gf Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Speech Club 45 S.H.L. 45 Cheering Squad 4. Pug nose . . . unpredictable . . . loves to swim . . . I want a Parka . . . a ready listener to everyone's troubles . . . Where's Gemma? . . . Anyone want a hot-dog? . . . Twidgcting . She is of so frer, so kind, so apt, so blessed a disposition. .fdnn gll,CLLy Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Ex-comms 45 Cheering Squad 4. Pert blonde bombshell . . . red, her favorite color . . . Miss Pep, Vim and Vigor . . . Those pioneer days on the train, ahem! . . . her infectious giggle . . . that innocent look. A merry heart maketh u cheerful countenance. arie gfaine Saint Joseph, Garden City urgio Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Glec Club 1, 2, 35 Cordette 3, 4 Art Club 45 Student Council 4. - 1 Beautiful brown eyes . . . that winning way . . . one of the first Parka Kidsl' . . . cherubs and posters . . . I'm in the mood for love . . . sun-tan . . . Ink Spots . . . suits galore. To draw, to sketch, to paint is my delight. is Page sixty-five I'll'l l 6l1l 50l'l Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cordette 2, 3, el'l'll'l'ld UC? l'eKA Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Leo Honor 3, 43 Glee Club I, 23 Speech Club 45 Cordette 2, 35 Varsity Cheering 4. A real gem . . . good things come in small packages . . . Pizza Parties . . . loves tennis . . . a smile for everyone . . . poodle . . . a certain charm . . . plays piano . . . her Stanley Steamer. Nothing great was achieved without enthusiasm. oria arie gefanvbne St, Boniface, Elmont Glee Club 25 Cordette 45 Camera Club 45 S.H.L. 45 Varsity 4. Always ready to help . . . loves basketball . . . Oh! that new camera . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . Once In a While . . . loves reading . . . generosity plus . . . remember the Physics lab. On her tongue is the law of kindness. 4g S.H.L. 4g Varsity 43 Camera Club 4. Big smile for everyone . . . varsity basketball player . . . careful driver . . . a friend in need . . . likes the movies . . . fudge-icals . . . rush, rush, rush . . . summer picnics. Victory belongs to the 'most perscLfc'ring Page sixty-six Soladie nn Cibuazgiewicz Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Mission Club 4g Glee Club 1, 45 S.H.L. 4g Art Club 45 Camera Clickers 4. Those hilarious eighth period lunches . . . forever eating but never shows it . . . her waistline, the envy of everyone at S.H,A. . . . always doodling . . . looks quiet but ohl my! Charms strike the sight, but merit wins lbe soul. allfeell l'll'l QD! Sacred Heart, Cambria Heights Legion of Mary 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cordette 5, 43 S.H.L. 45 Student Council 43 Camera Club 4. Strawberry blonde . . . neatness personified . . . My Wonderful One . . . For Pete's Sake! . . . faithful to the third floor . . . Where's her head-cap? . . . She's the Dentist's Delight. Affection and kindness are as needful to ber as daily bread. gafgafa arg GOI! Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 2, 3g Cordette 2, 3, 43 Camera Clickers 4g Red Cross 35 S.H.L. 45 Varsity 4. The sporty type . . . full of fun . . . My Wonderful One . . . That Missouri twang . . . our future physical ed. teacher . . . constantly on the run . . . Where's Maureen? . . . Barb. No sooner said than done-so acts the man of aciionf' Page sixty-seven 0aI'l I'al'lCe5 jellety Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream Leo Honor 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary 2, 5, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Ex-count: 4g S.H.L. 45 Student Council 4g French Club 4. Peaches and Cream complexion . . . long, blonde tresses . . . that demure look . . . Sacred Heart's receptionist to late comers . . . extremely energetic and always busy . . . Belle of Taxi Service. A fricnd may ufvll bc rvckorzcd thc muslcrpivcc of na!un'. Page sixty-eight .xdrgne pam jiader Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g S.H.L. 4. Sincere . . . one of thc Floral Park girls . . . Those Home EC Classes . . . quiet but . . . a regular Miss . . . That back seat next to Sheila . . . a nice, friendly way all her own. Silence more musical than any song? jude gnea jfanigan St. Raymond, Lynbrook Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 4g S.H.L. 45 French Club 4. She's got rhythmu . . . Favorite period: dancing . . . blue, blue Irish eyes . . . camp counselor . . . C.Y.O. basketball games . . . oh! those freckles! . . . Julie . . . Ardent Loughlin fan . . . Oh ! Hark ! Steadfast of thought, Well made, well wrought? ary Wnavlehne 3400! Saint Ch ristopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 2, 35 Mission Club 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Red Cross 3g S.H.L. Office Duty. Ardent letter-writer . . . tall and distinctive . . . always doodling, too . . . Manhattan . . . sweetest canary this side of a bird cage . . . summers at Monroe , . . I'll bring my uke. A xu'rrI Jixjwoxilion is always in demand. lille alle 0X Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2. Generous to the point of sacrifice . . . Irish eyes . . . a true friend . . . ready laugh . . . dark wavy hair . . . How about a soda on me? . . . her big family . . . one in a million. I would flood your pafh wilh sm1sbim'. Saffy .xdnn Holy Redeemer, Freeport . . . unpredictable . . . gal'6!I'l?l' Legion of Mary 1, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Library Club 4. Such a popular lassie . . . full of fun . . , attractive clothes gift of gab at all times . . . contagious smile . . . Where's Cathy? Youlh is full of plvaszmf' Page sixty-nine arg lou .Handy Blessed Sacrament, Jackson Heights Legion of Mary 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 S.H.L. 4g Student Council 4. Radiant personality . . . Wait 'til you hear this , . . charm and a big smile . . . dancing enthusiast . . . For goodness sakes . . . Oh, I forgot my music again . . . loves roller skating. Musk is well said lo be Ihr speech of ungvlsf' Kar! oZLigA .llafdy American Martyrs, Queens Village Legion of Mary 3, 4, Speech Club 49 Cordette 3, 49 Camera Club 43 S.H.L. 4. History whiz . . . Summers at Bayville . . . In the Good Old Summer Time , . . Always a permit, never a license . . . Big, blue eyes . . . Champion of equal rights . . . Remember Knute Rockne. You ran fell Ihr' Cbaracler of every mall when you rev bow be re4'z'iz.'f's praise? Mfgdfd ali? rauea St. Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Library 43 Red Cross 4. Friendly and affectionate nature . . . twinkling eyes . . . those football games . . . that tilt of the head . . . always reliable . . Oh! That natural curl. Bushful siuferiiy and low. Page seventy liiylf' arifgn Anne orning Our Lady of Lourdes, Malverne Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ex-comma 4g S.H.L. 4. Beautiful hair . . . Lawrence High . . . loads of fun . . . pizza lover . . . sparkling personality . . . numerous friends . . . terrific dancer . . . stunning wardrobe . . . movies. And her modest answer and graceful uir, Show her wise und good as she is fair. .APLGH Illl Saint C-h ristopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 2, 43 Missions 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Cordette 3, 4g Library 4. Infectious giggle . . . trip to Villanova . . . jailbird P.J.'s . . Mercy Ball . . . Let's go for a pizza . . . Dem Dodgers . . likes to drive . . . Daddy's own little girl . . . History? Around the world thoughts fly, In the twinkling of an eyef' nn pafricia .jwlarobng Saint Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 25 Mission Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 43 Camera Clickers 4. Pat . . . weekends roller skating . . . always so sincere . . . everybody's friend . . . plenty of freckles . . . You didn't say Good Morning . . . Don't call me Annie. It is by little arts of wonderful kindness that afecfion is 'won and preserved. Page seventy-one 0l'a dfgdfef .!Ql'll'lg St. Aidan, Williston Park Legion of Mary 23 Mission Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g S.H.L. 45 French Club 45 Camera Club 4. Careful, Washington, she might come again! . . . must love French . . . will be a nurse, no matter what . . . continuous chatter . . . keeps you laughing . . . sooo nice . . . Nightcap Nora. lf lhou follow bu! lhy star, Thou cuffs! noi miss a glorious haven, Page seventy-two morofhy marie Jcauerafh St. James, Levittown Legion of Mary 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, S.H.L. 4, Camera Club 4. Daddy's little girl . . . always so confused . . . rich, auburn hair . . . Oh! those yearbook proofs . . . soooo ambitious . . . a pretty picture in blue--remember those color-photos. You crown a happy home, Though you are Ihr only o11e.', Uadrie nn ofaffafhin Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Glee Club 1, 25 Speech Club 4g Art Club 4. Val . . . call and attractive . . . funny jokes . . . so witty . . . t'Too Much . . . the beach . . . New jersey . . . friendly to everyone . . . loves to swim . . . blonde hair and sparkles . . . F.D.R. Happiness srcrnx made lo be shuredf' gafgafa alle BOIICII' Our Lady of Lordes, Malverne Legion of Mary 2, 33 S.H.L. 43 Varsity 4. Vivacious personality , . . blue Buick . . . I wish I could sing . . . collegiate crew cuts . . . ardent football fan . . happy . . . always ready to shop . . . Northport. SM puls a rainbow 'round ber Ir01lb1fs. Ada Holy Redeemer, Scissor Waaaen Freeport Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 S.H.L. 4. Irrepressible giggle . . . an eagerness to please everyone . . . pert, blue eyes . . . Lee . . . Those names on her books . . . Tell me why . . . The Madden's Christmas tree. Do your July and Ivan' lbz' rest In Heuz'z'n. afgllfet mary l Kal'A0y Saint Raphael, East Meadow Missions 45 Glee Club lg EX-CORDE 4: Red Cross 3. Peggy . . . a laugh all her own . . . a very pleasant way about her . . . those striped gloves she knitted . . . unique bird cage poeketbook . . . and that true Bostonian accent Tn know her is lo Ion' ber. Page seventy-three argaref mary anidca co Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 4s Camera Club 4. Short, curly bobs . . . devout Dodger fan . . . cool, calm . . . pleasant smile . . . good friend . . . Early Bird . . . ardent patron of the Late Show . . . unique Chem. technique! Oni of the slrain of Ike doing, Info Ibc' infact' of Ibn' l10L'6'.,, race pafricia Wardw Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 25 S.H.L. 4, Library Club 4g Art Club 4. Letters from Notre Dame . . . Always leaves them laughing . . . twinkling eyes . . . constant hair cuttings . . . famous lunch table . . . Oh, I have a joke . . . another ring? . . . so effervescent. N0r1xr'nxf' is xiugularly refreshing af limes? arifyn .xdnn Wcgarfhg Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Library Club 4: Var- sity 4. Basketball Star . . . sooo tall . . . a lover of horses . . . always laughing and talking . . . St. Francis . . . gestures . . . she's been duck hunting . . . Bombshell . . . unpredictable. A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse. Page seventy-four ,af . iv x ,-in I ff 5, . I Jgafnryn uzanne magnify St. Joseph, Garden City Legion of Mary 25 Glcc Club I, 2, 3, 45 Cordcttc 2, 3, 45 Arr Club 4. Katy . . . tiny and terrific . . . beloved alto . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . Ham and Swiss . . . flair for art . . . The Object of My Affectionsn . . . Point Lookout . . . infectious laugh. Eyes like pools of azure 4-It-ur. arie nnunciafa We gann St. joseph, Garden City Leo Honor 3, 45 Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cordette 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 45 S.H.L, 45 Student Council 4. Polite Miss, with radiant personality . . . All who know Marie, like her . . , kid sisters . . . warm audience appeal . . . Did I get a letter?,' . . . cute . . . Oh! so ambitious. Fvu' things are impossible to diligence and skill. pafricia ggzagefn Wcgarfng St. Joachim, Cedarhurst Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 EX-CORDIZ 45 S.H.L. 45 Student Council 43 Library Club 45 French Club 4. Pat . . . ball in the tree . . . Tennis, anyone?'l . . . auburn hair . . . dry humor . . . Jealousy . . . History discussions . . . egg lunches . . . sincere . . . a true sense of sportsmanship. A good miml possesses a kingdom. Page seventy-five lille af? mcofaugdhn Saint Agnes, Rockville Centre Legion of Mary 25 S.H.L. 43 Library Club 43 Art Club 4. Late Comer to- S.H.A .... but most welcome . . . And one of us . . . a very carefree girl . . . ready humor . . . happy smile . . . millions of suits . . . rings galore . . . our sophisticated Miss. Earth finger nail, a vrimwn fwlulf' Page seventy-six arie jhereae We Wamee Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Mission Club 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 S.H.L. 43 Ex-CORDE 43 Library Club 4. Ability to find humor in small incidents . . . blue eyes . . . an apple a day . . . See you at A. 86 S. . . . good natured teasing . . . always considerate, loyal and fun-loving. I!'s nice to be nalural, when one is naturally nice. oan arie Weehr Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Leo Honor 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 EX-CORDE 4g S.H.L. 43 French Club 4. Quiet, sincere . . . Rigoletto . . . trips to N.B.C .... those parties at Brightwaters . . . her unexpected jokes . . . so, so smart . . . If I Could Tell You . . . sparkling complexion. The very soul of order and content. Ioreffa ary WeLringer Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ex-comms 4g S.H.L. 4. . . . sweet and neat . . . Lots and Pat . . . Oh, to be a nurse! terrific parties . . . personality plus . . . loves to tango . . . be seeing you . . . winning smile. O hear! of mclul pure as finest gold. AV 2, M, W J WW p. M, ,Wy-JJ', Wi .sleifa uronica Wimr Corpus Christi, Mineola Legion of Mary 1, 2, 4, Glee Club lg Library Club 45 Mission Club 4. Sugar and spice, everything nice . . . a taste for pickles and black a d white sundaes . . . our wild Irish rose . . . a perfect poser . . . ready smile . . . sweet talk . . . early riser. er voice was ever soft, genlle and low, un cxvcllcnt thing in a woman. ary ggzadefk Woody St. Raymond, Lynbrook ....,qal4 ' Manager 4g S.H.L. 4. editor . . . big four in English Legion of Mary 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 EX-CORDE 4, Varsity Fun-loving disposition . .. . the Home Ec Class . . . dimples Brooklyn Prep . . . good friend . . . pizza pics . . . new history Her frirmls were many aml lriu'-br'urfcf1. Page .seventy-seven ary arguerife murphy Saint Agnes, Rockville Center Legion of Mary 23 Mission Club 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Library Club 4g Intramural Basketball 3. Neat, black hair . . . Oh! so many brothers! . . . proud possessor of a driver's license . . . always preferring black . . . Chaminade dances . . . I just remember it's time for French . Moderation, Ihr nobles! gift of Heaven? jAI'0l'lCe .!4Ill'l WOMAI' Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 S.H.L. 43 Red Cross 3. Petite blonde . . . part of the Mutt and Jeff team with Ava . . . a heart of go-ld with the personality to go with it . . .tnice blue eyes . . . a dependable friend . . . Washington with Marie. Whaleuer is worlla doing af all ix worth doing well. 05el'l'lal'g nn l'al'l Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cordette 2, 33 Ex-comms 45 S.H.L. 4. Natural curly red top . . . Alfreda . . . Math Whiz . . . Satur- day's at Butler Bros .... square dancing . . . Freckles . . . C.Y.O. Counsellor . . . oodles of spice . . . 'lAnd don't call me Ruuufuuusss ! The laugh will be mine. Page seventy-eight . 241. Af... vi' we axial. 7' QVC, .J O -ntl! .me cfm. oe Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Sundays at Howard johnson's . . those socks . . . I've got to get ' Legion of Mary 45 Glee Club lg S.H.L. 4. . never did finish knitting a job . . . left us but came back . . . those telephone calls . . . Don't Cry, Joe . If is qualify ralbcr than quanlily ibut n1aHvrx. eorgeffe gI'al'lC05 M50 dd St. Aidan, Williston Park Mission Club 43 Ex-CORDE 43 Red Cross 4. Frequent trips to Brooklyn . . . Florida . . . laughing personality . . . her own sense of humor . . . terrific dresser . . . blushes easily . . . that Ipana smile . . . Vicky. The manner of giving is worth more than the giflf' Gafderine nne array St. Raymond, Lynbrook Legion of Mary 2, 35 Mission Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 S.H.L. 4g Student Council 4g French Club 4g Camera Club 4. Terrific on the dance floor . . . Xavier . . . Those Summers on Lake Mohawk . . . true friend . . . always willing to help . . . Hoboken . . . quiet, but full of fun . . . a twinkle in her eye. Quielly she works her way, faithful lo each duty. Page seventy-nine poderfa Jorraine Worfon Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 2, 3, 43 Mission Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2g Library Club 4. Bertie . . . Licut. Norton's girl . . . full of fun and mischief . . . always has a hilarious story to tell . . . Nancy and Roberta . . those dancing periods ? ? ? the prom. I love my fellow creatures-1 do all the good I can. 1.5 S ,ssss dlflfeell OKOIQFLOI' Saint Christopher, Baldwin Glee Club- 1, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 4g Red Cross 4. Bunny . . . Chaminade . . . those seats by the coat hangers . . . peaches and cream complexion . . a real Irish beauty . . . Jones Beach . . . drives that Hillman 'Minx around town. She will sing the song thu! pleases you. Page eighty Jgafhfgn .fdnn Oweiff Saint Raymond's, Lynbrook Legion of Mary 2, 3, 43 Mission Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 43 Library Club 4. Hazel eyes, auburn hair . . . talent for poetry . . . always har- monizing . . . gestures Where's Sally? . . a missionary in the prime . . . keys dance beneath her fingers. Do not commit your poemx to pages alone. Sing them, I pray you. .JQMLQIQ allfeen Olgkaugklleddy Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 29 Mission Club 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 4. Sl1augl1nie . . . a wit all her own . . . our Geometry wiz . . . remember the Floral Park imitation of the Rockettes . . . those big eyes . . . History, where are we? . . . Down By the Sta- tion fGarden Cityj. Happy am I, from care I'm frm St. Anne, Garden City Why arrn'! fhcy all confrnlcrl like mv? Wafage game Ozifer Legion of Mary 1, 23 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 4. Loves horses . . . squeals of delight . . . dependable . . sweet sixteen sundaes . . . Oh! to be at Annapolis again . . . Chemistry Lab . . . Manhattan College dances . . . cute haircuts. Trulb is Ihr' secret of 6'lUt1ll!'!1Cl'U w-QW Jgafkken arie powef! St. Martha, Uniondale Mission Club 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ex-coknli 43 S.H.L. 4. Kathy' . . . thc quiet type, but oh! . . . Camay hands . . . hcr hidden sense of humor . . . sl1c's a Lifcsaver . . . that cute baby brother . . . so very feminine . . 7 a friend in need. WMV Page eighty-one She sjwalzcfla not but yet tbvrz' lie: a convnsalion in ber eyes. i een Cafherine Saint Joseph, Hewlett pafricia nn pg! Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 2, Mission Club 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 S.H.L. 4g Varsity 45 Red Cross 3, 4. Bubbling enthusiasm . . . loves basketball . . . popular prom girl . . . some roller skater . . . true friend . . . Mepham sweater . . . Red Cross Camp . . . another of the English Big Four. In every rlccd of mischief, she has u heart lo resolve. WMA Legion of Mary lg Mission Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 4. Mercy Ball . . . The Lily Pons of S.H.A .... that unforgettable laugh . . . always that neat look . . . Brooklyn Prep . . . tele- phone calls . . . It was hysterical . . . Ocean Club. Music halh charms to soothe the savage heads. Elrhara arie enner Saint Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Club 45 Ex-CORDE 43 Chcering Squad 4. Short curly hair . . . no fear of damp days . . . one of the gang always . . . enthusiastic artist in disguise . . . what an alto ! ! ! personality plus . . Avon-By-The-Sea. Persona1ily is lo her, what perfume is to a flower. Page eighty-two ary eronica Queen of the Holy Rosary CORDE 43 Library Club 4. im ond Legion of Mary 2g Mission Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Ex Winning smile . . . personality plus . . . always welcome Isn,t that cute . . . big brown eyes . . . buttcrscotch sundaes . . . one of that famous four . . . prize historian. A liltli' 110I1SL'71SC now and Ibm Is relished by the wisest men. ane 57411 JQ fd:-gn eaman St. Anne, Garden City Legion of Mary 2, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 S.H.L. 45 Student Council 4g Art Club 4. Long blonde page-boy . . . sophistication plus . . . red con- vertible . . . college dances . . . Hula Hop . . . wardrobe all her own . . . artistic talent . . . Bermuda . . . just a cute trick. Bc'a1ily lives with kindness. Oall dry Scdroder St. Gregory the Great, Bellerose Legion of Mary 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 S.H.L. 4. That low voice . . . that's mean . . . always relaxed . . . her very own English language . . . and, uh . . . 10 o'clock luncl1 . . . an undescribable but funny laugh. To ibe sessions of sweet silcn! thought? Page eighty-three .Ava Jgafkerine Smifh Corpus Christi, Mineola Leo Honor Society 3, 4g Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 45 Ex-Comma 43 S.H.L. 4. Blushing smile . . . Oh! so sincere . . . writes like Shakespeare . . . pearly white teeth . . . Mutt and Jeff . . . dependable . . . success as a prophet! . . . quiet personality. Reserved and sincere with zz wimome simplivilyf ancy nn Smifk Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park is X41-W , ,defy ' 1 41,44 Legion of Mary 2g Mission Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Library 4. Owner of Smith Taxi Service from Floral Park . . . What a driver . . . Since . . . That party before the Prom . . . Bertie's favorite partner during the dancing period. Life is sborlg so lef's be gay. Page eighty-four oanne arg oadi Saint Gregory the Great, Bellerose Mission Club 45 Glee Club 1, 23 S.H.L. 4g Library Club 4. Long, wavy tresses . . . neatness personified . . . long telephone calls . . . future secretary . . . lover of home economics . . . Oh! those car rides to school . . . a flair for art. Tresses that wear jewels to declare? af? rancea Weelley Saint Catherine of Sienna, Franklin Square Leo Honor Society 45 Cordette 2, 3. One of Cordette's first editors . . . power in her pen . . . That quality of determination . . . fabulous stories of Ireland . . . specializes in long nails . . . sense of humor. Self-confidence is Ihr jirsl secret of success. .fdnne Our Lady of Lourdes, Malvern Legion of Mary 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheering Squad 4. A sparkling complexion . . . record collection . . . that's tra- men-dous . . . almost five feet . . . expressive eyes and paint brush lashes . . . a necessary alto . . . Campbell Soup Kid. The lies! of healers is good cheer. oiri Geiger Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Gee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cordette 2, 3, 4 'MMA Brown eyes . . . Little Blossom . . . 1 sense of humor . Warm as toast . . . daily portion of pretzels, apple pie and life savers . . cheery Greetings . . . accomplished artist. Of every noblr work Ihr silent part is bmi. Page eighty-five V' fy SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Patricia Wilkie, Jane Ellen Seaman, and Joan Brady of Senior II, Julie Flanigan, Virginia Bendin and Marie McGann of Senior I. Page eighty-six pafricia nne Maia Saint Gregory thc Great, Bellerose Leo Honor 4g Legion of Mary lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cordette l, 2, 3, 45 S.I-LL. 4. Our little artist . . . Lake George . . . class Chemistry star . . . always ready for a good time . . . budding R.N .... a loyal friend . . . chocolate chip cookies . . . perfect secretary. Grave is lo the bully, what good reuse is lo lbe mind. Cjonafance nn wffine Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Cordcttc 2, 35 Ex-Comm: 4g S.H.L. 43 Student Council 45 French Club 4g Varsity 4. Connie . . . short, wavy hair . . . sincere and friendly . . slim and trim . . . fashion plate . . . her sense of humor . . Vive la classe de francais! . . . Chaminadc . . . Basketball. Brz'L'ify is the soul of wil. i me Zzzifvlera A builder builded a temple, He wrought: it with grace and skill, Pillars and groins and arches, All fashioned to work his will. Men said, as they saw its beauty, It shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, 0 Builder, Thy fame shall endure for aye. A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care, Planning each arch with patience, Laying each stone with prayer. None praised her unceasing effortsg None knew of her wondrous plan, For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder's temple, Crumbled into the dustg Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust, But the temple the teacher builded Will last while the ages rollg For that beautiful, unseen temple Is a child's immortal soul. -S.M.I. Page eighty-seven enior .Zirecfory Marie Estell Bilello-78 Broadway, West Hempstead Virginia Mary Bendin-93 Bellmore St., Floral Park Constance Ada Bezer-95 Chatham Pl., West Hempstead Betty Ann Buckley-262 Tulip Ave., Floral Park Marie Elaine Burgio--3 Brompton Rd., Garden City Joan Catherine Brady-100 Belmont Pkwy., Hempstead Ann Rita Carson-104 Oak St., Floral Park Doris Marie Celandine-68 Newburgh St., Elmont Gemma Lucy Cifarelli-624 Edgemere Ave., Hempstead Barbara Mary Cronk-134 Thomas Ave., Baldwin Maureen Ann Dool-118-60-226 St., Cambria Heights Sophie Ann Duszkiewicz-136 Washington St., Hempstead Joan Frances Fenety-124 Maujer St., Valley Stream Arline Ruth Fisher-129a Tulip Ave., Floral Park Julie Agnes Flanigan-16 Hewlett Point Ave., East Rockaway Mary Madeline Flood-124 Thomas Ave., Baldwin Page eighty-eight Anne Jane Fox-16 Cedar St., Floral Park Sally Ann Gardner-1 Monroe Ave., Merrick Barbara Jane Graves-131 West Seaman Ave., Baldwin Mary Louise Hanley-40-22-98 St., Jackson Heights Ann Patricia Harding-55 Rintin St., Franklin Square Arlean Ann Hirshfeld-Baldwin Garden Apts., Baldwin Marilyn Anne Horning-20 Dallinger Pl., Malverne Nora Margaret Kenny-97 Lafayette St., Williston Park Dorothy Marie Kraverath-309 Red Maple Drive South Levittown Valerie Ann Lallathin-16 Turnwood Court, Hempstead Barbara Ann Leonard-31 Altas Ave., Malverne Alicia Irene Madden-226 So. Bayview Ave., Freeport Margaret Mary Maniscalco-1 Eastern Pkwy., Baldwin Margaret Mary Malarkey-1959 Bly Rd., East Meadows Grace Patricia Marlow-120 Verbena Ave., Floral Park Marilyn Ann McCarthy-340 Beech St., Hempstead Patricia Elizabeth McCarthy-298 Madison Ave. Cedarhurst 3 Marie Annunciata McGann-7 Wellington Rd., Garden City Katherine Suzanne McGinity-41 Hilton Ave Garden City Anne Mary McLaughlin-25 Shelton Court, Rockville Centre Marie Therese McNamee-58 Lincoln Rd., Hempstead Joan Marie Meeker-476 Front St., Hempstead Loretta Mary Mehringer-59 Cellar Ave., New Hyde Park Sheila Veronica Miller-41 Brown St., Mineola Mary Elizabeth Moody-41 Marion St., Lynbrook Rosemary Ann Moran-407 White Ave. New Hyde Park Florence Ann Mostler-2 Gerard Ave., New Hyde Park Mary Marguerite Murphy-S7 Broadway, Rockville Centre Catherine Anne Murray-308 Park Ave., Lynbrook Georgette Frances Nicolas-1164 Willis Ave., Albertson Jane Ellen Noe-144 Beverly Ave., Floral Park Roberta Lorraine Norton-35 Elk St., Hempstead Maureen O'Connor-64 Parkview Pl., Baldwin Kathlyn Ann O'Neill-44 Denton Ave., East Rockaway Kathleen Maureen O'Shaughnessy-88 Bellmore St. Floral Park Barbara Marie Renner-242 Windsor Lane, West Hempstead Natalie Jane Oster-182 Carlton Terrace, Stewart Manor Kathleen Marie Powell-603 Clare Rd., Uniondale Eileen Catherine Rush-31 Crescent St., Hewlett Patricia Ann Ryf-185 Weir St., Baldwin Joan Mary Schroder-86-34-250 St., Bellerose Jane Ellen Seaman--65 Harvard St., Garden City Mary Veronica Simons-12 Sterling Pl., Freeport Ava Katherine Smith-145 Arlington St., Mineola Nancy Ann Smith-37 Bellmore St., Floral Park Joanne Mary Sossi-88-05 Commonwealth Blvd., Bellerose Mary Frances Sweeney-17 3 Hancock St., Franklin Square Ethel Anne Tighe-66 Birch Rd., Malverne Lois Cecilia Vitulli-63 Hickory St., Floral Park Patricia Anne Wilkie-17 Massachusetts Blvd., Bellerose Constance Ann Wittine-443 Adams Ave., West Hempstead Page eighty-nine Page ninety THE SENIORS' FAMILY PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bendin Florence and Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bezer and Connie Mr. and Mrs. john j. Brady joan, Kathleen and john Dr. and Mrs. F. j. Buckley Constance, j oseph, Helen, Bett, Kevin and Teresa Mr. and Mrs. Gerald j. Carson joan, joe, jerry, Ann and Danny Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cronk and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duszkiewicz Irene, Leon and Sophie Mr. and Mrs. Howard j. Flanigan julie, Carol, Denyse and jackie Mr. and Mrs. john F. Flood and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner and Sally Mrs. Lucy Graves Barbara and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Hanley Mary Lou and Florence Mr. Raymond H irshfeld and Arlean Mr. and Mrs. G. Horning jane, Marilyn and Donna Mr. and Mrs. George Kraverath and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lallathin Valerie, Diane and Nelson, jr. Mr. and Mrs. William j. Leonard and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Madden Alicia and Michael Dr. and Mrs. Frank Maniscalco Angela, Margaret, Ann and Frank, jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. j. Marlow Grace, james and Maureen Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. McCarthy Marilyn and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCarthy Patricia, Sheila, Mary and Felix Mr. and Mrs. john A. McGann Marie, N uala, Dana, Ellenor, john, Valerie and Keven Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGinity Leo, Grace, Kenneth, Frank, Katy and Nora Mr. and Mrs. Augustine F. Meeker and joan Mr. and Mrs. joseph Mehringer Loretta and janet Mr. and Mrs. G. Miller Sheila and Sandra Mr. and Mrs. William j. Moody Mary Elizabeth, Mike, Peter, Andrew and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Moran Rosemary and Edward Mr. and Mrs. j. Mostler Florence and john Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Murphy Paul, Andrew, Rosemary, Brother Campion, Eleanor, Daniel, Marguerite, Lawrence, Peter, joseph and Marie Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Murray, jr. Charles P., III, Catherine Ann and Robert MeD. Mrs. William C. Noe Anne and jane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton and Roberta Mrs. joseph S. O'Connor Sister Mary Deidre, Patricia, Rory, Maureen, Francis Xaxier and Deirdre Mary Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. O'Neill Arline, Eleanor, Muriel, Pat and Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oster Natalie, Roseanne and Frank Mrs. Robert Powell Kathleen, Eileen, Barbara and Robert W., jr. Mr. William Renner Barbara and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Rush Eileen, Thomas and Rosemary Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ryf Louis V., Patricia, Denis, and Mary Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Seaman Edward j., and jane Ellen Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Simons Anne, Mary and Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Smith Stephen, Nancy, Roy, and Donald Mr. and Mrs. R. Sossi and joanne Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilkie Charles and Patricia Page ninety one SPECIAL FRIENDS and BENEFACTORS Compliments of Friends Hempstead Council l24l, K. of C. Rev. A H. Gillik, Chaplain-J. G. Verbeeck. G.K. A 8 P Food Stores Academy of Saint Joseph, Brentwood Academy Uniform Company Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Buryio Mr. and Mrs. T. Celandine Page ninety-two Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fenety Patricia Flood Forest Green Homes Inc., J. P. Ammirati. Pres. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner and Family Henry F. Gillen Greenfield Florist, Hempstead Mr. and Mrs. William J. Halley Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kenny Frank Keppeler Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mclaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. McNamee and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Murphy SPECIAL FRIENDS and BENEFACTORS Compliments of Friends Robert W. Powell Council 3488, K. of C. Reu. J. J. Byrne, Chaplain-C. J. Williams. G.K. Our Lady of Victory Girls' Basketball Team Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Rombach Sacred Heart Academy Sacred Heart Parent-Teacher Association Sacred Heart Seminary S.H.A. Class of l9S4 S.H.A. Class of l955 Saint Bernard's Parish, Levittown Saint Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway Mr. and Mrs. E. Scudellari Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Seaman Sisters of Saint Joseph of Hempstead Sisters and Girls of the B.MC.D. Flushing Annex Sutro Brothers 8 Company The Mary Louis Academy, Jamaica The White Studio, lnc. l. A. Wyner Company Page ninety-three BUSINESS PATRONS Compliments Of RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR IOSEPH V. S. McCLANCY Best Wishes FLORA ALBANO, D.D.S. Congratulations Class of '53 THE ART CLUB OF S.H.A. Compliments Of BOHACKS The Stores of Friendly Service I. BOLL International Air Freight Specialist of Friendly Service Customs House Brokers Freight Forwarders Compliments Of THE FELSHMEN FAMILY CORNELIUS M. FLYNN Compliments Of A FRIEND Compliments Of KENT REALTY AND DROESCH HOMES CHARLES LUGERS LINO RENGUNSKI Compliments Of REGION 9-A U.A.W. - C.I.O. Charles Kerrigan - Regional Director Compliments Of SIGMA THETA PHI SORORITY To Our Friend AVA KATHERINE SMITH HARRY N. KINN G' CO., INC. Compliments Of MR. AND MRS. EDWARD H. STRICKLAND Page nine ty-four Albertson, N. Y. CLEMENS-PICK HOME CORP. 1077 Willis Ave. Albertson, N. Y. Roslyn 3-4429 Baldwin, N. Y. CHARLES E. WHITEHEAD 'ET SONS Hardware - G. E. Appliances 14 North Grand Ave. Baldwin, N. Y. MEADOWBROOK LUMBER G' EQUIP MENT CORP. Bellmore Ave. Bellmore, L. I. Wantagh 2-0750 Bellmore, N. Y. SCHUST AUTO SERVICE General Repairs, Ignition, Road Service Newbridge 86 Jerusalem Rcls. Wantagll 2-4014 Bellerose, N. Y. ROBERT G. WICKES 244-08 Jamaica Ave. Bellerose, L. I., N. Y. Floral Park 4-2729 Bethlehem, Pa. Compliments Of SURE-FIT PRODUCTS COMPANY Bethlehem, Pa. Bethpage Wflaen on Long Island visit NUNNLEY'S HAPPYLAND Hempstead Turnpike, Bethpage, New York Wonderful time for all the Kiddies Brooklyn, N. Y. ADAMS PLUMBING CO., INC. Oil Burners, Plumbing, and Heating 269 Nassau Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. THE ARUNDEL CORPORATION Baltimore - Brooklyn - Boston Dredging - Construction - Engineering ANDREW I. MEYER, INC. Wholesale Confectionery 3003 Ave. M, Brooklyn Navarre 8-1878 B. -Cr C. TRUCKING CO. 195 Waverly Ave. Brooklyn S, N. Y. Main 4-1729 Compliments Of SAINT lOSEPH'S COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Brooklyn S, N. Y. SCHEPIS PHARMACY 5101 6th Ave. Brooklyn, 20, N. Y. ESI. 1920 Congratulations to the Graduates DR. SCHWARTZ, DR. SCHUSTHEIMER, DR. DAVIS Bronx, N. Y. Compliments Of IOHN B. FLAHERTY CO., INC. 611 East 133rd Street Bronx 54, N. Y. East Meadow, N. Y. STEPHANIE A. ALEK Licensed Broker Real Estate and Insurance East Meadow, L. l. LIGHT HOUSE TAVERN 304 Newbridge Ave. East Meadow, L. I. NASSAU GARAGE BUILDERS S35 Liberty Street East Hempstead, N. Y. HE 2-2920 East Rockaway, L. I. THEATRE TAVERN fnext to Criterion Theatrej 451 Atlantic Ave., East Rockaway, L. I. Jim Dool - Fred Kriete Elmont, L. l. LORIA BROTHERS Firestone Dealers 254 Elmont Road Elmont, L. I. Floral Park, L. l. ROLAND E. BURCESS Real Estate and Insurance 22 Pine Ave., Floral Park Floral Park 2-9848 THE HOWARD A. IAMES' AGENCY, INC. Insurance 14 Verbena Ave. Floral Park, L. I. MONSIGNOR IRWIN Our Lady of Victory Church 2 Floral Parkway Franklin Square, L. I. Compliments Of IOHN M. DUFFY Attorney - At - Law Franklin Square, L. I. Page ninety-five Freeport, L. I. Compliments Of BELIRCO REALTY SERVICE CORP. Residential, Business and Industrial Properties 107 Sunrise Highway, Freeport, L. I. Fr 8-4898 Garden City, L. I. LOUIS P. ANZIANO Plumbing Service Garden City, L. I. DEPENDABLE MEAT MARKET Quality Meats, Poultry and Frozen Foods 45 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, L. I., N. Y. Remember The Name Q You Will Never Forget Our Service GEORGE MALVEGE AND CO. Contractoris Equipment Garden City 7-400 MAUER MOTOR SALES CORP. 2260 Jericho Turnpike Garden City, N. Y. General Motors Trucks NASSAU BOULEVARD MARKET Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables 4 Nassau Boulevard Garden City 3-4600 - 4601 Rev. losml Nucl-lots Saint Iosepb's Cburcb Garden City, L. I. TAYLOR - WARNER - REALTORS Specializing In Garden City Residential Property 101 7th Street Garden City Glendale, L. I. OTTO HERRMANN INC. 6729 Myrtle Ave. Glendale, L. I. Long Island's Largest Hardware Store Page ninety-six Hempstead, L. I. Regards from FATHER GILLICK May God Bless and direct our Graduates THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY GLEE CLUB Congratulations to the Graduates THE MISSION CLUB SACRED HEART LEADERS S.H.L. IEROME BAUMANN Compliments of Simon Baumann, Inc 266 Front Street Hempstead, L. I. Compliments Of THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. OF HEMPSTEAD Hempstead, N. Y. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp THEO. HENGSTENBURG AND SONS Florist Hempstead, N. Y. Louis Hengstenburg-President AGNEW - GEISLER, INC. Commercial Stationers 84 N. Franklin Ave. Hempstead, L. I. Compliments Of GEORGE P. BUSCH Real Estate and Insurance Hempstead, L. I. Compliments Of F. R. CARLSON Hempstead Optical Center 110 Fulton Avenue., Hempstead, Compliments Of CASA LOMA RESTAURANT L EASTERN CAMERA EXCHANGE Hempstead 2-6396 66 W. Columbia Street, Hempstead, L. I. FULTON FISH MARKET Hotels, Restaurants and Institutions Supplied Sea Foods Our Specialty 95A Main Street, Hempstead, L. I. HARDMAN Typewriter and Adding Machine Co. 1 52 jackson Street Hempstead 2-10025 HARTN ETT FUNERAL HOME 148 Greenwich Street Hempstead, L. I. Hempstead 2-2651 HEMPSTEAD LINCOLN - MERCURY Motors Corporations 301 N. Franklin Street, Hempstead, L. I. Hempstead 2-2400 HEMPSTEAD STORAGE CORP. 237 Main Street Local Moving - Long Distance Hempstead 2-3000 HEMPSTEAD TRAVEL BUREAU Evelyn C. Ryan - Authorized Bonded Agent Tickets and Reservations at Published Rates Only Hempstead, 2-7672, Hempstead, L. I. Compliments Of HENNING'S BAKE SHOP HERBERT MIRSCHEL Building Materials Hempstead 2-0009 Louis Ryf, Ir., Yard Manager NASSAU INVESTING CORP. 257 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. Philip A. Borelli - Vice President O'REILLEY'S DELICATESSEN 503 So. Franklin Street Hempstead, L. I. lol-IN P. REISEN Quality Groceries, Butter, Eggs and Cheese Hempstead 2-5864, Hempstead, L. I ED SKOU Equitable Life Assurance Society Hempstead 7-6963, Hempstead, L. I Hollis, L. I. EUGENE s. MCQUADE Real Estate and Insurance 198-01 Hollis Ave., Hollis 4-1000 Hollis 7, N. Y. RUDMANN'S PHARMACY jamaica Ave., Cor. 190th Street Hollis, L. I., N. Y. Hollis 5-3646 Jackson Heights, N. Y. CONSTRUCTION CONSULTANTS Estimating, Supervision Main Office: 31-32 82nd St. Jackson Heights, N. Y. Jamaica, N. Y. KIELB AGENCY, INC. Notary Public - Insurance 109-09 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica Rlipublic 9-2820 - 2821 FRED KLENK Electrician 182-06 89th Ave., Jamaica Floral Park 4-0486 Levittown, N . Y. CARUSO'S ITALIAN CUISINE 2716 Hempstead Tpke. Levittown, N. Y. IOHN A. CLARK Real Estate and Insurance 2302 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N. Y. Page ninety seven Compliments Of GREEN ACRE NURSERIES Levittown, N. Y. PETER PAN BAKE SHOP Levittown, N. Y. Long Island City, N. Y. ST. jOHN'S LONG ISLAND CITY HOSPITAL 25-O1 Jackson Avenue Long Island City 1, N. Y. Lynbrook, N. Y. Compliments Of LYNBROOK BOARD OF TRADE INC. PARK CLEANERS 51 Sunrise Highway Lynbrook, New York LYnbrook 9-3894, ROckviIIe Centre 6-7454 Mastic Beach, N. Y. Compliments Of REV. JOHN P. SKELLY. PASTOR SAINT IUDES PARISH Mastic Beach, Long Island Mineola, N. Y. BISHOP. MCCORMICK Cr BISHOP Dodge - Plymouth Passenger Cars Dodge job Rated Trufks 255 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, N. Y. Congratulations, Seniors EUGENE R. HURLEY, ATTORNEY 194 Old Country Road Mineola, N. Y. Compliments Of MID-ISLAND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 142 Mineola Blvd. Mineola, N. Y. Page ninety-eight ROY C. NELSON General Agent Berkshire Life Insurance Co. Mineola, N. Y. New Hyde Park, N. Y. JASPER MESSINA Paints - Wallpapers - Artist Supplies 235-237 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, N. Y. New York City, N. Y. BROOKLYN WATERFRONT TERMINAL CORP. 99 Wall Street New York 5, N. Y. Bowling Green 9-8733 CO-ED OUTFITTERS 19 W. 34th Street, New York BR. 9-2479 Distinctive Girls Uniforms CONSOLIDATED SERVICES 4 White Street New York 13, N. Y. Uniform Academic Foot Wear DIECES 5' CLUST 17 John St. New York 8, N. Y. ERIE BASIN TRANSFER INC. 99 Wall Street New York 5, N. Y. Bowling Green 9-8733 IOHN F. FALVEY Consultant - Public Utilities - Public 25 Broad Street, New York 4, N. Y. HAnover 2-5180 KIRK-URANIUM CORPORATION GARDNER AND CO. 50 Broad Street, N. Y. HA 2-3888 Relations GRAND CENTRAL WOODWORK CO. Cabinet Makers - Architectural Woodu'ork 247 E. 43rd St., New York, N. Y. MU 2-0686 Congratulations to Graduates HEADQUARTERS TAVERN 174 Grand Street New York City, N. Y. IOHN A. KIAMOS, INC. Wholesale Florists I 54 W. 28th Street New York 1, N. Y. IOHN F. MCCARTHY Insurance 110 john Street New York 38, N. Y. DAVID McCOSKER INC. 68-70 Park Place New York, N. Y. BArkley 7-5304 WILLIAM H. SADLIER, INC. 11 Park Place New York 7, N. Y. Oceanside, N. Y. CAMP DE BAUN 289 Atlantic Avenue Oceanside, N. Y. RO 4-1044 Richmond Hill, N. Y. ROBERT G. WICKES 111-15 Jamaica Avenue Richmond Hill 18, N. Y. Vlrginia 7-4111 Rockville Centre, N. Y. GULOTTY'S Restaurant - Bar 316 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. Conzplintents Of HARDING GLASS CO., INC. 21 Morris Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. MACKEN MORTUARY Rockville Centre, N. Y. MERCY HOSPITAL Rockville Centre, N. Y. THE NASSAU COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE 41 Front Street Rockville Centre, N. Y. Rockville Centre 4-5000 Uniondale, N. Y. CARD AND CRAFT 1004 Front Street Uniondale, N. Y. HE 2-0592 Hobbies - Toys HUB HEATING CO. 753 Goodrich St., Uniondale Heating Contractors - Fuel Oil - Oil Burners HEmpstead 2-10110 Westbury, N. Y. IOHN 1. oowuNc Chrysler - Plymouth Complete Automobile Services Post and Wilson Aves., Westbury Page nine ty-nine Williston Park, N. Y. LOUIS FRAYLER Plumbing and Heating Contractor 146 Collins Avenue, Willistown Park, N. Y. Garden City 7-0122 K. KENNY Licensed Electrical Contractor 97 Lafayette St., Williston Park Garden City 7-7611 KIELLCREN - HEWETT CO. General Contractors Commercial and Industrial Builders Williston Park, N. Y. 1. A. welss Williston Park, N. Y. West Hempstead, N. Y. BECKER BROTHERS FUEL AND OIL CO. 367 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE 2-1044 Page one hundred CHERRY VALLEY DAIRY Milk and Milk Products West Hempstead, N. Y. Hempstead 7-2988 MAISON PEPI RESTAURANT Excellent Cuisine - Steaks - Chops - Sea Food 814 Hempstead Ave. at Eagle Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. Compliments Of MEADOW BROOK NATIONAL BANK West Hempstead, N. Y. HE 7-2600 FRANK E. WRIGHT 5' SONS The Wright Place to Buy or Sell Realtors - Insurers S 6 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead, N. Y Wyandanch, N. Y. C. Y. 0. DAY CAMP Wyandanch, N. Y. Girls ana' Boys 6-14 Call Garden City 7-4848 BUSINESS SPONSORS Albertson, N. Y. FREDERICKS BAKE 81 SWEET SHOP 1163 Willis Avenue Albertson, N. Y. RO 3-3540 Cakes and Ice Cream JOSEPH A. GLENIEWICZ Sl SON General Contracting 117 Sampson Avenue Albertson, N. Y. ROMA CAFE RESTAURANT 1162 WILLIS Avenue Albertson, N. Y. Phone ROslyn 3-1164 Averne, N. Y. FINEGOLDS AUTO SALES Pontiac Sales and Service 7605 Rockaway Beach Blvd., Averne, N. Frank I. Vitale Mgr. Baldwin, N. Y. ALICE LOCKE DRESS SHOPPE Lingerie - Hosiery - Gifts 200 Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. BALDWIN AUTO BODY Collision Work Our Specialty Merrick Road, Baldwin BA 3-8944 BALDWIN WINE 8z LIQUOR STORE 71 South Grand Ave. Baldwin, N. Y. BAldwin 3-2917 BEATO FUEL 8: APPLIANCE CORP. 50 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. BA 3-2951 BLAKE'S SHELL SERVICE No. Grand Ave. and Kings Pky. Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-9866 IN BALDXVIN IT'S CARROLL,S For Prescriptions BA 3-2964 Grand and Seaman Ave., Baldwin CONWAYS MARKET 68 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. BAldWin 3-0068 Compliments Of COURT ELLA RITA NO. 1105 Catbolic Daughters of America Baldwin, N. Y. For Sea Food It's DAN'S 76 N. Grand Avenue, Baldwin To Eat or Take Out ELEANOR'S BEAUTY SALON 1A West Stanton Ave. Baldwin, N. Y. BAldwin 3-9328 FUN N FROLIC, INC. Sporting Goods - Toys - Iuvenile Furniture 183 N. Grand Ave., Baldwin BAldwin 3-2098 Open Friday Nights GLAMOUR SHOPS 73 South Grand Ave., Baldwin BAldwin 3-0679 Sportswear - Lingerie - Dresses GRAND AVENUE SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories Grand and Wallace Avenues Baldwin, N. Y. HARRY P. HART ASSOCIATES Publicity - Public Relations - Advertising Baldwin, N. Y. HEAVENLY HAM N EGGS Serving Quality Food - Reasonably Priced 5 South Grand Avenue Baldwin 3-9748 JACKIE SHOP 68 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Sportswear and Accessories MARTHA'S Tailorette and Dry Cleaning Alterations and Creative Dressmaking . 82 S. Grand Avenue, Baldwin Page one hundred 0716 MARX BAKE SHOP Swedish Baking a Specialty 329 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. BA 3-4610 Compliments Of MORTERS DRY CLEANING PLANT 190 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. PEOPLES STATE BANK OF BALDWIN Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Every Banking Service Loans of All Kinds PRISCILLA PRIM Baldwirfs Youth Center 60 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. ROBERT HAIR STYLIST Formerly of Best and Co., 5th Ave. 72 E. Merrick Road Baldwin, N. Y. SCHRAMM'S DELICATESSEN 234 N. Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. STRATFORD SERVICENTER North Grand Ave. and Stratford Road Baldwin, N. Y. Texaco Products JACK WELSH'S SERVICENTER Westminster Rd. and Grand Ave. Baldwin, N. Y. BAldwin 3-9718 W. 8c W. SERVICE STATION Austin Repairs and Service Milburn and Grand Aves. BAldwin 3-9738 WINDS KIDDY SHOPPE 78 Merrick Road Baldwin, N. Y. X-L CLEANERS INC. 340 North Grand Ave. Baldwin, N. Y. Dry Cleaners and Dyers Page one hundred two Bellerose, N. Y. BELLEROSE FURNITURE co. 247-09 Jamaica Ave. Bellerose 6, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-1790 KATLIN ORBAN All Arts of Dressmaking 38 Commonwealth Blvd. Bellerose, N. Y. 97-107-4 WILLIAM E. ORLANDO, INC. Plumbing and Heating 248-45 Jamaica Ave. Bellerose, N. Y. PROMPT PHARMACY, INC. 2.45-19 Jamaica Ave. Bellerose, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-2065 GEORGE SCOTT Landscape Gardening - Trees and Evergreens 248-15 Jamaica Avenue Bellerose, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-1316 VIGILANT ASSOCIATES, INC. Real Estate - Insurance 248 - 09 Jamica Avenue Bellerose, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-6700 Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments Of CALIFORNIA PIE 85 BAKING INC. 339 Douglas Street Brooklyn 17, N. Y. THE CLINTON NURSING HOME 415 Clinton Ave. Brooklyn 38, N. Y. STAGE FIVE TAVERN INC. 1318 Avenue M Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr and Mrs. Isodore Cest, Prop. Cedarhurst, N. Y. DALSIMER INC. Florists - Nurserymen Cedarhurst, N. Y. Compliments Of E. EELDERD Cedarhurst, N. Y. LAWRENCE - CEDARHURST Federal Savings and Loan Association 125 Cedarhurst Ave., Cedarhurst PACIFIC FUEL OIL CO. Oil Burner Sales and Service 202 Prospect Avenue, Cedarhurst, N. Y. Cedarhurst 9-2200 or 7342 RENSEY CLINICAL LABORATORIES Cedarhurst Medical Center 6 S0 Central Ave. Cedarhurst, N. Y. East Hempstead, N. Y. ACTION ENGINEERING Co. 417 Hawthorne Ave., East Hampstead Welders - Boiler Retubing Leaking Fuel Tanks Repaired East Meadows, N. Y. SALISBURY DECORATORS 2033 Hempstead Turnpike East Meadows, N. Y. Hempstead 7-3131 East Rockaway, N. Y. THE CARDINAL 142 Main Street East Rockaway Tops for Sodas and Sundaes COMMUNITY CLEANERS 59 81 61 Main Street East Rockaway, N. Y. Lynbrook 3-9731 JOE'S TAXI - Consolidated Services 14 Davison Plaza East Rockaway, N. Y. Lynbrook 9-S123 RENOWN MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries 49 Main Street East Rockaway Elmont, N. Y. RIVOLI SERVICE STATION Linden Boulevard Elmont, N. Y. McVEIGH'S HARDNVARE 480 Hempstead Turnpike Elmont, N. Y. FLoral Park 2-9435 Elmhurst, N. Y. THE DICKSON AGENCY All Forms Of Insurance 60-35 82nd Street Elmhurst, N. Y. Illinois 8-4294 Far Rockaway, N. Y. Compliments Of I. Edward Lynch, Pres. of THE NATIONAL BANK OF FAR ROCKAWAY Far Rockaway, N. Y. Floral Park, N. Y. ACADEMY OF DANCE Director Ioan Marie 6A Woodbrine Court, Floral Park FL. 2-5177 THE BEAUTY BAR 57 Covert Ave. Floral Park, N. Y. Margaret Faby BONNETTE'S Prime Meats - Quality Poultry 374A Tupil Ave., Floral Park Free Delivery CRESENT SERVICE Jamaica and Little Neck Pkwy. Floral Park, N. Y. DALTON FUNERAL SERVICES Thomas A. Dalton Floral Park, New York Floral Park 4-0634 MICHAEL J. DUNNE 86 CO. 382 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, New York Beverages, All Leading Brands, Home Deliveries ' Page one hundred three FLORAL PARK FLORISTS 61 Atlantic Ave. Floral Park, N. Y. Joseph Vitulli FLORAL PRIME MEAT MARKET Nothing But The Best 225 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park 4-0470-1 JOSEPH FODROWSKI General Insurance Broker 255 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. HOME CRAFTS INC. 20 South Tyson 'Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. THE HOUSE OF FORST Fine Wines and Liquors 251 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. HOUSE OF YEE Chinese American Restaurant 244 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. HOWARD AND BOB'S STATIONERY Toys - Sodas - Stationery 61 Covert Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. LEE'S DRUG STORE 160 Tulip Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-2000 PARK MANOR SERVICE STATION Covert and Marshall Aves. Floral Park, N. Y. J Floral Park 5866 PAT-CHARLES SCHOOL OF DANCE Ballet and Tap 8 5-24 258th Street, Floral Park F Ieldstone 7-4192 Enroll Now REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Edmund D. Purcell 111 Tyson Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. CHARLES RICHARDSON, JR. Wines and Liquors 372 Tulip Ave., Floral Park Floral Park 4-1550 Page one hundred four ROCHE PHARMACY 217 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-0521 FRED A. ROTH Plumbing and Heating 5 2 5 0 Tyson Ave. Floral Park 4-2457 JOHN RUSSO Tailor - Cleaning - Pressing 129-A Tulip Ave. Floral Park, N. Y. SHULTZ DELICATESSEN Home Cooking - Beer - Frozen Foods - Cold Cuts 277 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park 4-212 1 SQUARE SPEED EQUIPMENT Auto Parts and Accessories FI... 4-2020 360 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, N. Y. Franklin Square, N. Y. ALGENE SALON OF BEAUTY 280 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 4-5905 ARTHUR'S LIQUOR STORE 765 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 2-5200 ATLANTIC INDUSTRIES Storm Windows - Venetian Blinds - Doors Garages - Porch Enclosers Franklin Square, N. Y ARNOLD BERNHARDT Real Estate and Insurance 100 Sherwood Ave., Franklin Square, N. Y. Fleldstone 7-0604 GARY'S MARKET Prime Meats - Poultry 362 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. JOSEPH MEISEL Stationery - Ice Cream - Candy and Toys 128 Franklin Ave. Franklin Square, N. Y. MITCHELL'S JEWELERS, INC. 373 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 4-1233 MODERN CHIMNEY AND FURNACE CLEANERS Fireplaces Our Specialty 91 Jefferson St., Franklin Square Floral Park 4-0271 JAY MURRAY SHOE SHOP 374-A Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 4-2120 ROYAL VENETIAN BLIND CO. 34 Franklin Ave. Franklin Square, N. Y. JOSEPH L. SCOTT Insurance and Real Estate 300 Franklin Avneue Franklin Square, N. Y. TERRACE MARKET Fruits - Vegetables - Groceries - Frozen Foods 155 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 4-2372 TOM'S AUTO REPAIRING Repairs on All Makes of Cars Franklin Ave. and Scherer Blvd. Franklin Square, N. Y. UNIONDALE SWEET SHOP Franklin Square, N. Y. JOHN S. VOGT - Real Estate and Insurance 6 New Hyde Park Road Franklin Square, N. Y. Floral Park 4-5757 Freeport, N. Y. HENRY G. AVIDAN Real Estate and Insurance 111 West Sunrise Highway FReeport 8-7211 BAYVIEW MEAT MARKET Prime Meats - Poultry and Provisions 359 Atlantic Ave. Freeport, N. Y. BAYVIEW PHARMACY Atlantic Avenue Freeport, N. Y. Freeport 7-0124 Compliments Of JUMBO BROWN Sporting Goods Sunrise Highway, Freeport, N. Y. GRAY ELECTRIC Licensed Electriean 347 N. Main Street Freeport, N. Y. RICHARD A. HUNGERFORD 110 Pine Street Freeport, N. Y. Freeport 9-3119 ELMORE L. KEENER, REAL ESTATE Homes of Distinction Sunrise Highway Freeport, N. Y. THOMAS V. KELLY AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance 115 W. Sunrise Highway Freeport, N. Y. GEORGE A. SEAMAN N. Y. State Retail Liquor Store 366 Atlantic Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Freeport 8-9421 SOUTH SHORE MOTOR PARTS Merrick Rd. and Henry Street Freeport, N. Y. Freeport 8-0444 TALEY GALLUCCFS House of Music 97 S. Main Street, Freeport, N. Y. Freeport 8-2153 Garden City, N. Y. BELLOW,S LIQUOR STORE, INC. 34 Nassau Boulevard, South Garden City, N. Y. Garden City 3-1331 CANIVAN BROTHERS INC. Building Repairs 166 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. Page one hundred fwe ALLAN DOYLE Real Estate 55 Hilton Ave., Garden City GA. 7-1563 RICHARD FOX Licensed Electrical Contractor 38 Harvard Road South Garden City, N. Y. THE FRIENDLY BUTCHER 18 Nassau Boulevard, Garden City, N. Y. GA. 3-1661 herman, eddie, jerry GARDEN CITY ART SHOP Pictures and Picture Frames 640 Franklin Ave. Garden City, N. Y. GARDEN CITY FLORIST 179 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. Garden City 7- 5656 GARDEN SANITARY HAND LAUNDRY 670 Franklin Avenue Garden City, N. Y. Garden City 7-9040 I-IILLSIDE HEIGHTS LIQUOR STORE 2107 Hillside Ave. C. A. Niola - S. N. Hetherington Garden City 7-3001 Compliments Of IDELPHI CLEANERS AND TAILORS 13 Nassau Blvd. South Garden City, N. Y. THE KEYBOARD MUSIC SHOP 261 Nassau Blvd. South Garden City, N. Y. LOU'S TAILORING Men's Clothing We Call and Deliver 53 New Hyde Park Rd., Garden City MOLONEYS Wines and Liquors 265 Nassau Boulevard Garden City, N. Y. NASSAU BLVD. MEAT MARKET Nassau Boulevard Garden City, N. Y. Garden City 745 Page one hundred six MARIE DOWLING REGISTRIA Royal Crest Sterling Silver 428 Foch Blvd., Mineola Garden City 3-4513 RALPH B. SCHARMAN Realtor 147 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. SEVENTH STREET STATIONERY 170 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. WOLK'S Cleaners and Dyers 667 Franklin Ave. Garden City, N. Y. Hempstead, N. Y. Compliments Of BINDAY THE CHEMIST Hempstead, N. Y. BROWN'S jewelers - Silversmitbs 249 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. CARMINE MIRANDA Radio - Phono - Sales Service 101 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. CHANIN AGENCY Real Estate 11 Greenwich Street, Hempstead, HE 2-2490 L. CHARLES, STYLIST Parisian Beauty Salon 35 7-A Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. COUNTRY DELICATESSEN 159 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. COUNTY FRAME CO. 230 Front Street ' Hempstead, N. Y. Special Discounts for Students COURT ST. CECILIA NO. 86 Catholic Daughters of America Hempstead, N. Y. N.Y THE CUSTOM CLEANER 191 Baldwin Road Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-1070 DANTE BEAUTY SALON For Discriminating W'omen 104 North Franklin St. Hempstead, N. Y. Best Hamburgers In Town DOUG'S STATIONERY STORE 165 Henry Street Hempstead, N. Y. PAUL DOUMENG Jeweler 298 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. Compliments Of ED'S LITTLE INN 729 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. ELECTRIC VACUUM AND SUPPLY CO. New Cleaners - Rebuilt - Repairing 149 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. Best Wishes To All Students EMPLOYEES OF FAIRVIEW CLEANERS, INC. 731 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. JOSEPH FELDIS 8: SON Florists . 255 So. Franklin St. Hempstead, N. Y. ANGELO FERDINANDO Piano Instructor Cbaminade H. S. Musical Director 300 Hempstead Ave., Hempstead, N. Y. JOHN C. GABLER, JR. Contracting Co. 250 Futon Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. GOMEZ SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories 2 Hempstead Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. GREAT WESTERN MEAT CO. 282 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. CAROL GREENS Feminine Sportswear and Accessories Hempstead, N. Y. and Freeport N. Y. HANAN'S YARNS Infants Wear - Linens 51 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. HERBERTS SUCCESSORS, INC. 292 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. HERMAN'S COMMUNITY MARKET 175 Baldwin Road Hempstead, N. Y. Meats - Groceries - Vegetables HIGGINS AND BECKETT Dispensing Opticians Professional Building Hempstead, N. Y. HUSNIK JEWELERS 41-A Greenwich Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-1748 HUDSON HEMPSTEAD MOTORS Hempstead, N. Y. IRAN RUG CLEANING CO. 814 Nassau Road Hempstead, N. Y. JIM'S SHELL STATION Hempstead, N. Y. Hempstead 2-6409 R. A. KELLY INC. 141 N. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. Hempstead 7-7487 KING DAVIDS Television Service Corp. - Radio Repairs 2722 Hempstead Turnpike Hempstead, N. Y. KOENIG'S MARKET Prime Meats and Groceries 149 Hempstead Turnpike F. S. HE 2-0119 Page one hundred seven KOLLNERS, INC. Grocery Dept. 565 Uniondale Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. L. G. 8: R. SERVICE STATION, INC. 109 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-9290 LINDSAY LABORATORIES Everything for the Sick 131 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. LONG ISLAND WATCH HOSPITAL 139 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. Hempstead 2-1566 MARDELS Ethical Pharmacy - Clincial Laboratory 28 N. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. MACK MARKOWITZ, INC. Your Oldsmobile Dealer Main and Bedell Sts. Hempstead, N. Y. MAURO'S MUSIC LAND Records - Phonographs - Sheet Music 70 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. J. s. MCHUGH, INC. School Equipment Specialists 34 S. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. FRED A. MEYN Delicatessen and Groceries 725 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. MOLLINEAUX ASSOCIATES, INC. Fuel Oil, Oil Burners and Service 466 Jerusalem Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. P. MOTTA'S DELICATESSEN Complete Line of Italian Products 13 S. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5544 Page one hundred eight NASSAU TERMINAL BOWLING ALLEYS INC. 24 A.B.C. Sanctioned Lanes 100 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. NASSAU TERMINAL FLORIST Hempstead Bus Terminal 67 Nichols Ct., Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-7612 THE NOR-WOOD CO., INC. Stationers - Printers - School Supplies 360 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. OBRIENS BAR AND GRILL Where Friends Meet Friends 463 Jerusalem Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. P. O'MEARA 36 Cathedral Ave. IIE. 2-2493 Hempstead, N. Y. To jesus Through Mary Compliments Of THE SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Our Lady of Loretto Church POWELLS GARAGE Towing and Repairing - 24 Hrs. 117 Mill Road Hempstead, N. Y. PUSKIN JEWELERS Diamonds . . . Watches 241 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. RAMEY HOSIERY 92 Main Street, Bus Terminal Bldg. Hempstead, N. Y. He. 7-8654 VINCENT SARASESSE Old Corner Bar and Grill 41 jerusalem Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. SCHNEIDER - TROTTE CORP. Dodge - Plymouth 229 N. Franklin St. Hempstead, N. Y. HERMAN M. SCHWARTZ Hempstead Furniture Co. 208 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. SIEDENBURC-TS LIQUOR STORE Iohn Cifarelli, Prop. 250 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 259 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-4275 JOHN P. STARIN Jeweler - Optieian 237 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. SWAN'S YOUTH CENTER Outfitting the Younger Set 41 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. TOWN HALL CLEANERS 7 Cooper Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-8680 WHIPPLE PONTIAC Sales - Service - Parts Hempstead, N. Y. Your Patronage is Always Appreeiated Hewlett, N. Y. HEWLETT PHARMACY Broadway and Franklin Ave. Hewlett, N. Y. FRanklin 4-0850 CENTURY SERVICE STATION Repairs - Lubrication - Supplies 1137 Broadway Hewlett, N. Y. COUNTRY STORE Dept. Store in Miniature THE DOG FOOD CENTER 1206 Broadway Hewlett. N. Y. FAIR TRADE MARKET 1189 Broadway Hewlett, N. Y. FRanklin 4-1482 Hicksville, N. Y. BRUCE OLDSMOBILE, INC. Sales and Service N 14 Newbridge Road Hicksville, N. Y. Hollis, N. Y. SCHMITT'S QUALITY MARKET 201 -1 8 Hillside Ave. Hollis, N. Y. Hollis 5-1495 Inwood, N. Y. GENERAL EQUIPMENT CO. 660 Burnside Ave. Inwood, N. Y. Cedarhurst 9-1122 Island Park, N. Y. CUSTOM BAKERS 3982 Long Beach Road Island Park, N. Y. Long Beach 6-2348 Jamaica, N. Y. V. P. ADAMS, INC. 155-31 Jamaica Ave. Jamaica, N. Y. BUTTERLY 85 GREEN, INC. 168-25 Hillside Ave. Jamaica 3, N. Y. JAmaica 6-6300 UNIVERSAL MASONS MATERIALS CO 149-01 95th Ave. Jamaica 4, N. Y. Jamaica 6-4919 - Olympia 8-6580 Levittown, N. Y. V. at AL CACIOLI General Contractors 191 Blacksmith Road Levittown, N. Y. CENTER ISLAND SERVICE STATION Esso Products Hempstead Tpke. 8: Gardiners Ave. Levittown, N. Y. Page one hundred nine JOHN HASLER, OPTOMETRIST 44 Division Ave. Levittown, N. Y. Levittown 9-3240 Lindenhurst, N. Y. CROSSROADS NURSERY Farmingdale Rd. Sl W'ellwood Ave. North Lindenhurst, N. Y. Lindenhurst 5-2177 Long Beach, N. Y. HITTLEMANS 160 W. Park Ave. Long Beach, N. Y. Long Island City, N. Y. MANHATTEN PERF ORATED INC. 43-17 37th Street Long Island City 1, N. Y. STillwell 4-2014 Lynbrook, N. Y. METAL CO ANDREO ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 183 Horton Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. ATLANTIC PHARMACY 85 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. Ly 9-1077 DICK'S TAILOR SHOP 292 Broadway Lynbrook, N. Y. Best Wishes FLINCH AND BRUNS Lynbrook, N. Y. LOWE FURNITURE, INC. 315 Merrick Rd. Lynbrook, N. Y. Lynbrook 3-8600 LYNBROOK MUSIC CENTER Instruction on all instruments Lynbrook, N. Y. Lynbrook 3-9430 Page one hundred ten E. MCGLOIN 86 SON Steel and Aluminum Sash 357 Merrick Road Lynbrook, N. Y. MUR-LEE'S MEN'S SHOP 48 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. Lynbrook 9-7777 JOHN C. PERRY Funeral Director 118 Union Avenue Lynbrook, N. Y. PHILLIP'S GROCERIES Birds Eye Frosted Foods 340 Broadway Lynbrook, N. Y. QUEENS WHOLESALE FLORIST, INC Cut Flowers and Eevergreens 201-203 Merrick Road Lynbrook, N. Y. RUPP CHEVROLET CORP. Sales and Service Sunrise Highway Lynbrook, N. Y. Congratulations to the Graduates from ST. RAYMONDS CHURCH Lynbrook, N. Y. Ned E. Scbemaille, D. D. S. LYNBROOK MEDICAL CENTER Lynbrook, N. Y. Malverne, N. Y. A. L. 8: I. SERVICE STATION, INC. 125 Broadway Malverne, N. Y. WILLIAM M. CAMPBELL, D. D. S. 2 Utterby Road Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook 9-4150 MARTY'S JUVENILE FURNITURE 243 Hempstead Avenue Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook 3-7862 Compliments Of ANN MAUER Malverne, N. Y. THE MURIEL SCHOOL OF DANCE 343 Hempstead Avenue Malverne, N. Y. Ballet, Tap, Toe, Acrobatic RAY'S CAMERA SHOP 304 Hempstead Avenue Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook 9-2764 SCHUMAKER'S LUNCHEONETTE Confectionery and Lunebeonette 304 Hempstead Avenue, Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook 3 -9 8 3 9 VIOLET BEAUTY SALON 36 Church Street Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook 9-0221 Maspeth, N. Y. CASPER AND SAL'S BARBER SHOP 69-39 Grand Avenue Maspeth, N. Y. New York City, N. Y. AD SERVICE COMPANY 228 E. 45th Street New York 17, N. Y. EINHORN PHARMACY 76 Fulton Street New York, N. Y. ROMAN ARTS, INC. 630 lst Avenue New York, N. Y. MU. 5-0055 Mineola, N. Y. ROSEMARY DUNNE 42 Roselle Street Mineola, N. Y. McGINNIS OF SHEEPSHEAD BAY Jericho Turnpike Mineola, N. Y. Famous for Roast Beef, Hamburgers, Franks New Hyde Park, N. Y. BANK OF NEW HYDE PARK CORONET REST AND LOUNGE 1656 Hillside Avenue New Hyde Park, N. Y. T. F. DELANEY Home and Garden Wares 1586-88 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, N. Y. LONG ISLAND OUTLET 2058 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-9740 NEW HYDE PARK COAL 85 ICE CO INC Floral Park 4-4800 New Hyde Park, N. Y. ROBERTS' MEAT CENTER 1637A Hillside Avenue New Hyde Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-9325 SCHAFFNERS DELICATESSEN 52 New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, N. Y. Floral Park 2-7801 WHOLESALE FRUITS 17 Durham Road New Hyde Park, N. Y. WILLIES SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 1633 Hillside Ave. New Hyde Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-4798 Oceanside, N. Y. FRANK FUCHS Meats - Poultry - Provisions 668 Merrick Road Oceanside, N. Y. SULLIVAN'S Wine and Liquor Store 666 Merrick Road Oceanside, N. Y. TERRACE PHARMACY 662 Merrick Road Oceanside, N. Y. Rockville Centre 6-0240 Port Jefferson, N. Y MCNAMARA BUICK Main Street Port Jefferson, N. Y. P. J. 8-0263 Page one hundred eleven. Port Washington, N. Y. MANHATTAN FOOD STORES, INC. Port Washington, N. Y. Queens Village, N. Y. REGINA FURS. INC. 221-17 Jamaica Avenue Queens Village, N. Y. HO 4-1016 ROCKAWAY PARK Compliments Of STELLA MARIS COMMERCIAL H. S. Rockaway Park, N. Y. Rockville Centre, N. Y. ARBOR INN 35 Woods Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO 6-4149 PAUL AYRES CO., INC. 19 Morris Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION 128 N. Village Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. DEDEK BROTHERS Automotive Service 79 Maple Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. DYNAMIC MFG. CO., INC. Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors 350 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. GILMORE'S THE FLORISTS 132 N. Park Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO 6-1124 Sunrise Highway and Morris Ave. OASIS DINER Rockville Centre, N. Y. PARSONS FLORIST 44 Lincoln Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO 6-2876 Page one hundred twelve ROCKVILLE GIFT 81 ART GALLERIES 1 Park Ave. Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO. 6-1060 ROCKVILLE HOBBYCRAFT, INC. 316 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO 6-9882 Roosevelt, N. Y. JOHN J. HAUSCI-I, INC. Builders Roosevelt, N. Y. Primrose 5-08 5 8 South Ozone Park, N. Y. JOHN J. O'HAGEN Cafe and Restaurant Van Wyck 81 Linden Blvd. South Ozone Park, N. Y. Stewart Manor, N. Y. STEWART MANOR PHARMACY 54 Covert Ave. Stewart Manor, N. Y. Floral Park 4-1940 STEWARD SPIRITS SHOP 84 Covert Ave. Stewart Manor, N. Y. Floral Park 4-0244 Syossett, N. Y. HARMONY RESTAURANT Try Our Franks Jericho Turnpike Syossett, N. Y. Uniondale, N. Y. ARTIE'S Cleaning on Premises Uniondale, N. Y. HE. 2-0869 ERWIN'S MARKET 606 Jerusalem Ave. Uniondale, N. Y. HE. 2-5526 ST. MARTHA'S CHURCH Uniondale, N. Y. Valley Stream, N. Y. ETHEL LEWIS, INC. For Nice Tbingsn 78 Rockaway Ave. Valley Stream, N. Y. MRS. JOS. SCHANDORF Sterling Specialists and Sales Rep. 135 Ethel Street Valley Stream, N. Y. THRIFT SERVICE STATION Auto Repairs Always Rockaway Ave. 85 Sunrise Highway Valley Stream, N. Y. UNITED DIAMOND TOOL CORP. Diamond Products For Industry' 92 W. Merrick Road Valley Stream, N. Y. VALLEY STREAM STATION CAFE Adjacent Railroad Station Choice Food Valley Stream, N. Y. Wantagh, N. Y. NU-WAY SERVICENTER, INC. Wantagh Ave. Sc So. State Parkway Wantagh, N. Y. LE. 9-9859 Westbury, N. Y. HOLY NAME SOCIETY St. Brigid's Church Westbury, N. Y. M. J. KNIPFING St SONS, INC. Post Ave. Westbury, N. Y. Westbury 7'-0159 West Hempstead, N. Y. ALLIED GLASS SERVICE 449 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-1424 ANDREWS Cleaners - Tailors - Haberdasbers 320 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. BARNES FUNERAL HOME 291 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. BEN'S SHELL SERVICE STATION 66 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. W. ROSE L. BINSACK Real Estate Broker 303 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. FILNORD PHARMACY 492 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 8 5 65 The Finest Carpets Made LEEDS CARPET CO., INC. 159 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. FLOWERLANE NURSERIES, INC. 332 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5887 THE GARDENERS VILLAGE 456 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HAMBURGER AND TRAYNOR 577 Roy Street West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5 3 3 9 HAPPY HOME APPLIANCES, INC 366 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-4205 JACOVES LIQUOR STORE West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-5133 LA KE MOTORS 5 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-6948 THE PILGRIM LAUNDRY, INC. I Brooklyn West Hempstead, N. Y. PILGRIM REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 165 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-6301 Page one hundred thzrteen RIESTER,S BAKERIES 282 Hempstead Ave. 122 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. TOM'S STATIONERY STORE 348 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. WAYSIDE BEDDING 311 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5 5 68 WEST HEMPSTEAD MARKET 285 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-2681 Williston Park, N. Y. FOLLETS SPORTS EQUIPMEN 314 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. GA. 7-0119 GEORGES DELICATESSEN 473 Willis Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. GA. 7904 TOM,S CLEANING PLANT 112 Franklin Place Woodmere, N. Y. Franklin 4-1014 Woodside, N. Y. PENDLETON CO. 4904 43rd Ave. Woodside, N. Y. RILEY BROS. MONUMENTS 48-16 Laurel Hill Blvd. Woodside, N. Y. Stillwell 4-S875 Congratulations to the Seniors rom CORDETTE'S CAMERA CLUB The Clickers T CO- Congratulations To Cordette's Senior Staff Members From CORDETTE Congratulations to the Graduating Class From THE LIBRARY CLUB Congratulations to the O'CONNORS CHILDRENS SHOP Senior Class From 80 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. GA. 7-7227 C. PANE LIQUOR STORE 193 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. GA. 7-2680 PISCITELLI Wine and Liquor Store 58 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. WALSH 8l MCDERMOTT Wines and Liquors Foch Blvd. and Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. Woodmere, N. Y. WILLIAM BUERGER 710 Althouse Street Woodmere, N. Y. CE. 9-5879 Page one hundred fourteen THE SPEECH CLUB Compliments of DR. 8: MRS. SAMUEL J. ANZIANO M D Compliments of BECKER BROS. Fuel 85 Oil Co Compliments of CENTER ISLAND SERVICE STATION Greetings to tbe Graduates COMPLIMENTS OF FRIENDS Compliments of EASTERN CAMERA EXCHANGE Compliments of ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA HE. 7-7595 Compliments of L. I. CHAIR RENTING CO Harold Herman, Mgr. Compliments of L. WILLIAM LURIA ANN LURIA, ALEX LURIA, DEBROB LURIA Courtesy of Martini JEWELRY PLATERS, INC. Compliments of WILLIAM MOCKAWETCK Florist Compliments o f MODERN CHIMNEY 81 FURNACE CO. Compliments of ,-.,,,.f--If ., . HARVEY 85 STORDEUR Automotive Accessories Hardware Supplies, Precision Tools Grove 86 Pine Streets, FR. 8-9352 Compliments Of TERRIE HOMES, INC. Compliments of A FRIEND WOODS JEWELERS The King of Diamonds SMITI-I si NICHOLS, INCORPORATION 9 Great Stores 011 Long Island Manufacturer of Sacred Candles Diamonds : Watches z Silverware Page one lzundred fifteeri The Agresta Family Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alberga John J. Anelli Mr. and Mrs Harry Anger Dr. and Mrs. C. T Azzara Dr. and Mrs. Martin T. Azzara H. Balinski Rosemarie Barelli Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barry Miss Rose A. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Basel Frank Henry Biemer, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bilello Miss Rita Ellen Biss Mr. and Mrs. William Bligh Alfred A. Bottone, Jr., D.D.S. Helen Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boyle Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Brandewiede St. Brendan H.S. Marjorie M. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Buck Mrs. Gerald M. Byrne A Friend I Mr. and Mrs. John Cafferty James and Helen Callanan Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Camardella Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. William C. Carl, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Mr. and Mrs. D. Carroll David A. Caruso Page one hundred sixteen SOCIAL PATRONS Elizabeth and Joan Casey Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cavanagh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Clair, Jr. Roy Clark Mr. and Mrs. E. Clayville Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Colahan Mr. and Mrs. John Connell Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cuccia Mrs. Anna Cude Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Curry Mrs. Mary Daly Raleigh A. Davis Mr. and Mrs. J. Dee Mr. and Mrs. Sal DeMarino E. J. Dever Mrs. M. Digiacomne Mr. E. R. Dillon Mrs. E. R. Dillon W. J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Donnel- lan Tony Dowkant John and Joseph Doyle John P. Drewes Mr. Wm. Dusehenchuk Mr. and Mrs Thos. A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Eckart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Eidt George D. Eidt Judge and Mrs Leslie J. Ekenberg Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elias Mr. and Mrs. H. Elsinger Mrs. Andrew Elstob Mr. and Mrs. T. Famularo William C. Farina Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Fasano Virginia Fenety Pantaleona Ferraci Bernard R. Fitzpatrick Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fitzpat- rick Mr. and Mrs Raymond Flood Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forster The Fox Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frasse Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freel Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Frohnhoefer Miss Wilhelmina Fullenweider A Friend Frank Garland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gersitz Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gestal James M. Glimm Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Graz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greeley Dr. H. W. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hale Thomas P. Hale Anna Halen Lt. William J. Halley, Jr Ralph W. Hamilton Mrs. J. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. J. Hauprick Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heagney Joan Heide T. S. Heilison Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hess Miss Joan T. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Helm Robert J. Hemberger Otto Herrmann Higgins George Hinchman Jay Foster Hipson Mr. and Mrs Frank Holzapfel Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Hoppen- hauer Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Howell Mr. and Mrs. William Hull Mrs. Henry Hunt Mrs. F. E Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Jacobs Lilian F. Jakubowski St. Joseph's Rosary Society Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaczorowski The Kagers Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kates Anthony Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kennedy Edward J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keppel Dr. Milton Kessler Mr. and Mrs. George Kleuk and Family Eleanor L. Koslow Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Koslow Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kuehn Erwin Kurlander D.D.S. A Friend Joseph P. La Flare M.D. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Lang Mrs. Eleanor Langan A. Late Mrs. W. Laughlin Harry J. Lee, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Lilly Mrs. Frederick Limpert Joseph A. Livolsi Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ludes John Lynch, Jr. Edna M. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Mackey Norman MacTiernan Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mahony Mary M. Maniscalco Rose A. Maniscalco Salvatore Maniscalco A Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCor- mack Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. William McDuffee Marilyn McGinity Horace P. McGorgle Marguerite McGrath R. M. McGrath The McGuinness Family The McKeever Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKeever Thomas L. McKlinsky Mr. and Mrs. H. McLaughlin Rev. Francis R. McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Miele Anita J. Morretto Gail Morton Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulligan and Family Rev. Charles J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. nor Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Our Lady of Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Nardi William F. O'Con- John W. O'Donnell J. O'Shaughnessy Charles W. Oster Mercy Academy Joseph Poppalardo A. E. Patterson Carmine Petrano Ethel L. Pereny Elizabeth Phelan Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Picciallo Dr. B. N. Pinto, D.D.S. A. J. Pjundskin Mrs. N. Powell Pasqualia Quasto Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Quinlan Robert Reamer Mrs. Elsie Renehan Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reynolds Hugo F. Ricca, Jr. Father Francis K. Reilly M. J. Risavy A Friend Walter G. Rodin Mr. and Mrs. George Roe Father Edward O. Roman Mrs. Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rossi Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rowe and Family Eugenia Mary Rudmann Dr. Robert E. Rudolph, D.D.S. Mrs. J. Rudy Mr. and Mrs. James V. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryan Page one hundred seventeen Mrs. T. J. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scanlon Dr. Richard Schermeyer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Schramm Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Carl Self E. S. Seymour Herbert Sherman, D.D.S. Sister Augustine Maria Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sienold The Sisters of St. Christopher's Convent Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith Rev. Joseph A. Smith Page one hundred eighteen Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Smith Margaret Snellback Mr. and Mrs. Spota and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Straub Diane Strickland Mr. and Mrs. H. Stringham Gertrude crumlifr Sturdley Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Tighe Mr .and Mrs. George F. Thomann Mrs. W. Traub Mr. and Mrs. E. Venaglia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitulli Fredrick C. Waldeier Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. K. N. Wechtel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer G. Wenner Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wilt Mrs. V. Winter Mr. George Wissert Rev. John H. Wissler Mr. and Mrs. John Wittine Mr. and Mrs. A. Wrobel Anna Ziminski Sacred Heart Leaders R. Agressio Abram Albert Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson and Family Carl Arp Baldwin Food Center Mary Balewski V. Balmis Daniel Barberio George Beckley Mr. and Mrs. M. Bellmer Benson Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. J. Berkiwitz Compliments of H. Beroza Betty's Corset Shop Mrs. Mary Billelo Birers Wines and Liquors Shop Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Blake Thomas Blake Eli Bogosian Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Borner Mrs. Howard Boyle Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boyle Boyer's Beauty Salon Charlie Breakstone - Meats Mr. and Mrs. William Buckley Mrs. F. Budnik Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Mr. and Mrs. John Burke Mrs. Elizabeth Byron Louis A. Cannizzano Carroll's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Cawley Mr. and Mrs. J. Coniglorio Compliments of Hap and Tag Corner Luncheonette Murray P. Cousins Mrs. Madeline Currie Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Curto J. S. Davis, M.D. Davies Beauty Shop Mrs. Marion G. Delea Joseph Del Pozzo SCDCIAL SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Peter del Sol M. Donahue Dorothy's Beauty Salon Max H. Douglas, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. John Dowling Family Mr. and Mrs. Terence Duffy Mr. and Mrs. R. Dyckman Mr. Eberhardt William S. Elliott J. W. Endres Mr. and Mrs. E. Entstrasser Dominick Famigette Mr. and Mrs. R. Faughnan Mr. and Mrs. J. Favarulo Feldmann and Meyer J. R. Ferber and S. N. Ellen, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. F. Festa J. Filipowicz William Fich Mrs. Thomas Fisher Helen A. Fiske Frederick's Mr. R. B. Flynn Joan Fogarty Joseph Foglia Mrs. Charles L. Foley Compliments of Friends Fullerton Funeral Home James E. Fullerton Mrs. J. Galanty Gibson's Service Station Jack Gill Pauline Godlewski Mr. and Mrs. P. Going Mr. and Mrs. A. Guillan Robert W. Guillan Mary E. Halley Mr. and Mrs. James Halpin Charles Hagenah Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanft and Edwin A. J. Hardy Ellan G. Heagney Irene Heagney Hempstead Frame Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herold Mr. and Mrs. K. Herrmann Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hodges Compliments of Dr. Herbert Hoffman The Hogan Family George T. Johnson The Johnson Family C. Kalista Ann V. Keliher Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kilgannon Dr. and Mrs. Harold N. Kleine Kotin's Stationery and Luncheonette Miss Theodora Kremer Co. and Mrs. Robert L. Krummel, Jr. William Larsen Compliments of Monica Laundrett Ceamille La Vaglio Dr. Bernard Labrew Levittown Service Station Paula Liapoli Liebman Shops Mr. Michael Lucas Mr. and Mrs. James Lynch Madison Pharmacy John Maher Mr. and Mrsi John J. Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mahony Dominick L. Maiorino Mr. and Mrs. J. Malarky Malverne Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. E. Markward Mrs. Herbert Maurer and Daughter Ann Frank R. McCann James J. McCue Mrs. C. McKenna Page one hundred nineteen Ted McLinsky Mr. and Mrs. Meaney Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer Anthony J. Miller Mineola Glass and Mirror Works George Mitchell George B. Molloy Carl F. Morgan Morretta's Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. E. Morton Mr. and Mrs. F. Muller Barbara and Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Edward R. Murphy Nat and Ben's Stationery and Luncheonette Mrs. F. Negri Mrs. W. Nelson Edward Neumann George F. Neumann Mrs. Newcomer New Hyde Park Chemists Newmark and Lewis Nick's Barbara Shop Carl Norfela - Compliments of Norwood Villa Patricia O'Connor Rory J. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. T. F. O'Neil Natalie J. Oster Park Delicatessen Charles Parker P. Pellone The Perez Family Mrs. H. Pfeifer Elizabeth Phelan Mary Jane Phippard Mrs. Madeline C. Prentzel Cyril Prisyon Porch Patio, Inc. Dr. M. Pupilla and Family Ruth A. Quigley Henry Ratner A. Reginiski Mr. and Mrs. W. Reichard Walter Reillianez Joseph C. Rizzett David Rutter Ruth L. Sager Barbara Schab Fred Schaper Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schieuck George Schneider Joan Schroder Irene N. Scott Rosemary H. Scott Seidler's Service Station Scheff K. Scheff Barbara Sheppard Robert Leo Sheppard Ralph Signoriello W. Silbero Sister Augustine Maria Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith Genevirve E. Smith Af2c James W. Smith Kathleen M. Smith Richard A. Smith A. Arthur Spinelli Edward Spinelli Mrs. Gertrude Stanton Mr. and Mrs. George Steinhouser Mrs. C. Stoze Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struble Otto Struss John Stuparidi Peggy and Sydney Hairdressers Sylvan Hardware, Inc. Sweet Shop W'illiam Swienypski W'illiam Tenety Mary Terbrueggen Mary T. Tighe Frank Tommasini The Town Hardware Freddie Voelpel Harriet M. Wade West End Tavern Mr. and Mrs. R. W'estermann John E. Werxnazii XVanda Wheeler Perry XVhitney Williston Sewing Center Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wines Mr. and Mrs. John Winkelman Mr. and Mrs. R. Wissert and Family Printed by the Benton Review Publishing Co., Inc., Fowler, Indiana. Engravings by Jahn 8x Ollier Engraving Co.. Chicago, Illinois Page one hundred twenty I if f f . .. , , 4 . A F ,. ,, . ,tt J ,..., 1 ni , . v . my , he . at C . , f , , v. if ic, 3 ff' K, Q kt To allrwho gave of their time, their serv- . their talents and their materials, toward the making of .the Hrst publicatipn of Ex-comm, we hurnbly and sincerely say: Thank you and God bless you. 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