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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN J. BOARDMAN f W , - - .L.--- A-W.-...--My--.........,........... --..- ...........,....-........... Page six REVEREND MGTHER CHARLES EDWARD The class of 195 4 feels that its yearbook would be incomplete without a tribute to Reverend Mother Charles Edward the Superior General of the Sisters of St. Joseph who teach us. We feel that it is owing to her devotion to an ideal under God's plan, that our beautiful school was erected. Through her ideas and under her spirit and guidance the blueprints of a dream became a reality. Under her direction, the Sisters of St. Joseph have taught and guided us during the past four years. May our lives as Christian women prove a just return for Reverend Mother Charles EdWard's kindly interest in all who attend Sacred Heart Academy. 'I 7 1 1 9 1 k g, m Ulfllly If BVU aiL'cilL'cl!L' IA!! Y Guia. I 1 To one of the brightest jewels that shine in our memory chest-to one who put a piece of herself in every brick that went into the actual building of Sacred Heart Academy so that when it was finished, she was a very real part of it-to one Who during the first two and a half years of our high school careers gave her all that we might prove worthy graduates. It is thus with sincere and deep appreciation that We dedicate our yearbook U REVEREN D SISTER M. INVICLATA Page seven CCD TEN TS C-!d.44Z.4 FRESHMEN, 16 - SOPHOMGRES, 24- JUN1oRS, 34- - SENIORS, 42 C74!cZivifie4 RELIGIQN, 74 - PUBLICATICDNS, 82 - LANGUAGE, 86 - THE FINE ARTS, 88 - SERVICES, 92 - SPCDRTS, 94+ cca4ian4 QCTCBER DEVGTICNS, 96 - FATHER - DAUGHTER CCMMUNIQN BREAKFAST, 98 - SQUARE DANCE, 100 - SENIQR PRQM, 102 - CHRISTMAS PLAY, 104 - JUNICR DANCE, 106 - ASSEMBLIES, 108 - FIRST FR1DAY DEVOTIONS, 110 - SPRING REC1TAL, 112 - WASHINGTON TRIP, 115 - MCTHER-DAUGHTER CGM- 1v1UN10N BREAKFAST, 116 - MAY CRCWN 1NG, 118 - GRADUAT10N,120 ,, .l':Qgl:5,,,.f-A 'Y 41 V,:- 55' ,',: wuz. - V L, , V .,I..T.I...L-,.A-,.-- A X ' A uma some ' ' 1 . 11: ,Jump p awns-nz-:Quai Y 3 2 s V 5 ,s 1.1, 1 1 A , i ,..-.,...N,.... n --X-Y--. wi : ,f ,....,-.,--........,..,W. A-, .A LW! v-,, K A 'W A 1:1 :M .W-......,A,..,....,,. W, T--ff-W..-...,s.. ,M.,..,,,--W -Q--.w....v....Q.,,.. 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Through the months, it was not unusual to see her in the halls or at her desk, or to hear her voice, which has become so familiar, over the P.A. system or at assembly, carrying words of entreaty or advice, but always words of wisdom. Sister,s experience with high schools in former years has truly proved beneficial as now we find ourselves grown out of our infancy into the maturity of a school worthy to be called academy. Page ten fflfzzcf avi at C wif exe W W HROUGH the untiring efforts of our fac- ulty, the Sisters of Saint Joseph, the four years which We have spent Within the walls of this beautiful school have enriched our lives mor- ally, spiritually and intellectually. Under their instruction We have been shown the Way to master the languages, arts and sciences. By their guidance we have been helped to mold our characters. The Sisters have shown us the way to become good citizens and upright Catholic Women able to take our place in the community. Above all they have infused in our hearts a knowledge and love of God. We thank the Sisters for the many sacrifices they have made for us during these past four years. Sister Mary Agatha Sister Mary Laurina Assistant Principal Art Sister Mary Protase Sister Marie Therese English Religion, History Rev. Charles T. Callahan Religion Sister Marie Concepion Religion, Mathematics, Latin Page eleven lofi Sister jean Evangcla Sister Agnes Michaela Librarian sk English X. I, Sister Alice Therese X ieligion, Biology, Chemistry SisterNMiriam 1,30 r Sister M. Martha Michaela Reli 'on, Mat s Home Making ,, lfltt. ,. lj'-Ca-u,..f l IX. l VI ,f Page J Sister James Catherine French, Latin Sister Agnes Jerome Sister Regina Fidelis Religion, History Latin kin Sister M. Agnes Rosaire Religion, History Beatrice Bellon Physical Education Sister M. Catherine Therese Sister Mary Ulick Sister Mary Immaculate Religion, Physics. Biology Religion, Mathematics, Music Gui-dance 1 N 3 A l 4 Sister M. Elizabeth Loretto Sister Elizabeth Latin Religion, English Religion, French Sister M. John Francine S R John H, Query Stephan HCYO I L. S ard Orchestra Violin Spg ' Y Mary Laszlo Piano Pay irteen 05 Wx, . . , fs 3 M ,h 'M S 've' N v . Mx I' wg I! QAZTE .4 J XOCA6i 0 C2564 l4fL6lVL il .4 7 WMA fab offer? ilfL.4l: e . . . Page sixteen ,..WM'f 'W Judy Coburn, Beverly Brown, Nancy Anescr and Maureen Cullen have a turn at rhc serious side of ife. Bonnie Blass, Carole Barunas, Margaret Bndum, Jeanne Allen, Jeanne Clarke, Mary Ann Corrao, and Carol Bory do not waste much time when that 2:41 bell rings. Dolores Caruso, Kathleen Casey, Andrea Biggin, Carol De Brita, I S t c l l e Coflineau, Marjorie Dahm. Arlene Dannell, -loanne Ciceiare, and Mary Iillcn Cra- ven hurry on their way to class. Rosemary Cossari, Margaret Aexel, Kathleen Cunningham, Anne Callahan, Dorothy Con- nelly, Diane Androvic, Isabel Daly, Patricia Boland and Mary Ann Caolo take time out for prayer. joan Dolan, Patricia Burton, Anne Dean. Rosemary Donnelly, Margaret Drescher, Louise Bruno, Martha Boza and Jeanne Adams pledge allegiance to Old Glory. SK . r 'N Q 5 ffl ,J Y t Page eighteen Roberta Herbison, Marylyn Fordyce, Carol Jones and Cathlcen Fanslow pause a moment in the gym. Translating comes easy to Margaret Farrell, Margaret Goodwin, Barbara Giganti, Mary Lou Guillnn, Carolyn Eager, Marjorie Gigantc, Elaine Fullerton, Jane Harahan, and Rosemarie Kraus. if ,QM -d,,...r-vw in k is - L . . . 7 -fu' 15? i f 9 ii? x -ea A 521' K 5 Fw s,..wN-1' R. ' K Q-L fx Q S: X s E ix 3 Ngh gg X -vs L' ,LL ,. .www xg S we s if X L EE - ' - - y L L L k:,k.,q, .L ' X ' - S -qu. Y 5 K SAX? f .,.. f' E 3 - my I 1 . I -is 3 Q Cx SX ,X gi N Q LQ Y Q, Q 'N XX Fgbf x ,L S ffl 77:1 - . -A .z ,,, J 5, ,..f- , :L LL, Q . . Q ,. ' 1 1. ' ' f L -- - x L 1 - L mmmm. L 5- f 'v L L ,...-f xii- - A - -'L- ' L - ff L -f Lg .5 A. - -- K- L F' L 'gy I X..- 5 x - R Y . - f ..-. s L -. if-' 7 '-- ' 1- V A1 ,- - L,,.. by L . L X - Wg 4.35 N155-Xi Sis-4 :XL-V X.-- ,iv gk x W - L -- A L N .- my N.. .Y as - L- VL ,, .- weki-M K. L LLL S 3 ig . ad Y' ki LBQSQL K x Page twenty Mary Ann Mcmtnlbano, Roberta Lohrcy, Regina Mcl- villc, and Carol O'Connor seem to bc in need of fresh Zllf. It must bc cnching for Barbara Mclloxxlld, K.1tl1ryn Lcscwig, Anne Mncca, Dagncy Moschctti, -Inner Mchringcr, Alncquclinc Molloy, Mary Fllcn McMahon, Marie Lenihan, .md jcrric Ann Mclfvily as Sister ilositn Maria checks their weight. 4 1 -N if S- fb E. , ixfx J :rl-A 1 , MW- W, N- Q im' Q Q. .1 41 ' ix QE 32 sl Y ,fi ANA If Y B 3 X W X Qi my ...Q 5555 an Page tvvmzty-fzvo Catherine Shields, Rosemary Owens, Ellen Rieca and Susan Prolnst take advantage of the rare privilege of using the elevator, Maryellen Petersen, April Prejiosi, Naomi Plank, Veronica Pratt, Clara Rapp, Iillen Rafferty, qlncquiline Puls and limily Rodgers comprise one of the many volleyball IULIINS. 2 sv x W K2 331. SM, N ew Z i If X k x A 3 my QQ , ' Q N, lily? m an Ku. ' .siwril A 4. , Q ,M - 'W-w..k vww1Uqff ABUNDANTLY - JOHN !0 X iff S Q X .4- Eg x,....., , di 1.ff:f'- , .fl . , vw A , ' ' L ,gf -I v2 ' IL: -X'--1 K i X :. -,X 1-Q'-: ':' -' f afkifs :. 'iii A . Q Y -' f38Tf3Sf '1!lf.w.--'f wg - .- , r .., -xSg.:wi4ff Q sf? 4,11 dei J fig' AOVVLOZG J M .40lfIfL6 C114 J 0 .46 00 WOT TL 6 77 ,Wgwf 4- Helen Burns, Dorothy Rossi, Martha Miele, and Ann Benesch find a restful spot in 11?. There is nothing but order for Marcia Carroll, Marion Caruso, Eileen O'Donncll, Barbara Holmes, Lorraine Barry, Patricia Strublc, Eugenia Rudmann, Kathryn Marsala and Barbara Griiin. l Page twenty-four 'iw '1g,.M fk is I I A x. KNOW TH 9, 'illu- UI W R sm.: , 5 Y , 3 MLN . Yisx ,- I 5 S .... Ti: 3 -f sr-W1 as wzisiasf L: ' 5.--:f?z I'f:1'..i?ff5Q5,fffW:5l.' Yin? ' if 'if' g.,,53.W:,1-N.-wif , M L , ff -vff..f,U+ ,QQ 1 5 f fm Q R, A -Kun is W, 1 s 'J Bettina Catanzaro, Theresa Maloney, jean MeAndrews and Adele Buck relax after fl long drill in English. l Ciail Nlnrum, lflivabelh Phelan, Mary lillcn Falvey, joan Bcncsch, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Diane Moody and Claire lfahey heartily enjoy the lateit edition of the Cordette. Page fuvvizfy-s1',1v HC J ' Q ! Q i .QU .Wi ? s- H I M gg... I 7 4 is f . 5 Q k : A K 1 l I U' x x, 12 f M hiv, 0' ii .ilt N -I ... , . a Awww ge 'fu :5Q Q jg I 'E we my Ewa? Si ig x x R x d N Ed WN' 5 . W N ' We 4 1 Q. .I -if 4' V N' ' Yi rar: .W Q Q 5.15 I1 g?!c:,,N:3 T s. ' ff' X Page twenty-eight Kathleen Azzara, Ednamay Sehiebel, Ann Lynch, and Carol Godlewski relax for a moment on the lobby steps. Patricia Kramer, Beatrice Quarto, Kathleen Muller, Mary Ann Hardy, Judy Winter, Ann Koenig, and Barbara Sclzob swing their partners to a solid beat. -haf? Q. 1. my 5 Ns K . Q Q 'S s,4iw.xxhKx X A ff' Sm' rhrru NK N H Q, - x , . E -.,..,. ij--is -- bf ' 1 3 -.......... 3.-, xx' Q 5 A Page thirty The attraction seems to be right for Elizabeth Anelli, Barbara Murphy, Elizabeth Looney and Sheila Hart. D4AAf 'A-4-L41 . 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K X I 1 wwf' 9 . sw' . it W N M TW X---1..Q:'N' M 7 X is- K Y 5 U I ,ff gf f X Page thirty-two rf' Joanne Duggan, Carol Graham, Mary McCormack and Donna Horning take a breather between periods. w K3 Ronnie and Alice, as ever, are there to serve Betty Stenger, Sheila MacTiernan, Carolyn Wade, Myrna Lurz, Alicia Dcvcr, Patricia Kenny, Nancy La Montagnc, Claire McCann, and Patricia Skahill. k s'fl1' qkx n 'B FU v 'i ,Aj . kk,k M fx , iii ..k ,y 'H-HQ. x ' Q! Q ,ii Spf -Ss -, 'K r . ,, . , ig 2 ,wi a V I 5 fm U5 , Q:- . sv-MM. fy:--115, 1' it , Q win 1v k 'TE'f' . e, X -if img. 'N L f. P -' ' Nw. 1- ' x ' 5 - ,nf-1--.,.,ifix JL W -3 -' X .fx Www-F f iii-1,1 1 0 'CECQZZ lfIfL lfLlfLi0'C Ed? WLM if, Me, ff, ffl , if, MCA . . . M ' gig i Page thirty-four Leone Helm, Diana Jacobs, Dolores Basel, and Beatrice lickart find a moment for reflection near the statue of Our Lady. It is gym time fur joan Adams. Suzanne Gough, Gae Anger, Lorraine Bligh, Margaret Hale, Carol Dunk, Kathryn Bryan. Ann Marie Berbcrich, Lorraine Bcrnharde, and Margaret Basara. it gf.---1 ' K ' ' :f3!kj,.5x u k NR i . Q 9 X I Q fi ,,.,, ..,,.:., Q 3 f , , S Q 3 2 xx 1 :gQi 7 ,N 5: I Q ,M EQ f 1149, :si if 3 W Q-Mafv r',fw 5 Q x ' 9 -I-..a..g, -I--K-.4.L,.h Page thirty-six Carolyn Boyle, Arm Keppel, Carol Landers and Catherine Mahon smile their prettiest for the pho- togruplier. Pit -Iolmston, Marilyn Venaglia, Claire Mclmyre, lflivgibeth Carroll. and Bridget XX'lilslx exhibit those long awaited rings. lM Uf'Q I Kr 'FY ,X f...N Q ' 11' X. Nw ,.,w,,x-n-r4 '7' . ' , Q Q Tw' f -QU? ' 3 4 in 'X X wi if nf Page thirty-eight Mary Ann Scott, Donna Wines, Mary O'Meara and Susan O'Neil find that teaching is almost as hard as learning. Marie Burke, Bernadette Bowman, Marie Dinielli, Mary Fanslow, Sheila Cosgrove, Geraldine Carbis, Rosemarie Borclli, Patricia Brennan and Lorraine Faughman kneel for a moment of prayer and devotion. Q 'F EUS STUD ' I NU wxirsni 'Y . fav' K -HW. iv 'QQ f!,,,,,....M.... ,.. xigfiw QQ, QW X V 'Mft -Y wad i pg-uanN9V . L x ff AS X Qgsfz ., S x W .M 1 :TQ A Wg -X X. .iq wx Sig If' - wg X , ,Xi 553 A .. xl 2 H5 --EM xv: , ww :va X Qs-Qs?-. X X , . . .QQ K J -ptx -- X REM. gy .X X 5 an n iw, . . -Q, -Qi S fi 9 ' Q g 9 Q X A ix ww 'N X. 1 wi 4. ffm ff fo Antz! Q mm 02 J ZZZZOM Kllfl E6 dd 6 SENIOR OFFICERS 82 J. Famuluro, L. Walsh, M. Monroe, M. Kntcs. 81 B. McGuinness, C. Lambert, C. Wittine, KI. Smith. Page for ly Reverend Father Gillick offers Holy Mass for the graduates. awe Jenin wma an ze'enf.4 mae 4 me fninfa 9 7014 014, f 0646 6 orizi ary med Saint Gregory, Bellerose Legion of Mary 3, 4. Doris . . . such pretty salads . . . shy and quiet, but always a ready smile . . . first car on the Long Island . . . my pal, Cathy . . . big brown eyes . . . so sincere. Of every noble work the silent part is best. O l O ig . any ucforine zzara e s .HEAR .!4l'lIl Oyd Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 25 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2. Tall and terrific . . . argyles . . . vibrant personality . . pedestrians beware . . . My Happiness . . . tres gai . . alluring smile . . . fond of crew cuts. The best way to have a friend is to be one. Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 25 Photography Club 35 French Club 33 Library Club 4g Glee Club lg Cheering Squad 3, 4. Five foot two, eyes of blue . . . summers at Shoreham . . . ,pert cheerleader . . . Miss Pep, Vim and Vigor . . . laughing eyes . . . cute as a button . . . good things come in small packages. I have a bear! willy room for every joyf' Page forty-one ann ,aw ,me Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park V V V Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Mission Representative 23 Sacred Heart Leaders 33 French Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Enthusiastic music lover . . . hearty chuckle . . . gay yet dignified . . . friendly to all . . . short blonde bob . . . capable manner . . . earnest and thoughtful . . . never at a loss for words. Reserved and sincere with a winsome simplicilyf' V ACRED S az 2 5 6M,f,4,,,,e za., e Saint Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead Mission Club 3, French Club 3g Dramatic Club 45 Cheering Squad 3. The mad poet . . . Ricochet Love . . . avid reader . . . a girl of many talents . . . gift of gab . . . never a dull moment . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . a sense of humor all her own. Gently touching with the charm of poeiryf' apig epnaJeffe 6a eff? Saint Joachim, Cedarhurst W Y Legion of Mary 25 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, Ex-Corde 45 V V French Club 3, Photography Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 4. Enjoys eating anything, anytime . . . gift of gab . . . where does she learn all that history? . . . laugh all her own . . . beret complete with the French angle . . . loves to be called Irish. They laugh that win. Page forty-two Gaffflf Saint Thomas, the Apostle, West Hempstead V V V Legion of Mary 2, 3, Mission Club 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Library Club 3. Phil's drug SEOIE . . . sincere friend . . . beautiful complexion . . . St. John's . . . gift of gab . . . relatives galore . . . V wonderful time at the Garden City Hotel . . . dependable . . . so likeable. God ix wifla lboxe who pcrxm'f'rr V V HEART afgafef g Can Saint Anthony, Oceanside Legion of Mary 3, 45 French Club 3, 4. Margie . . . non-stop laugh . . . unpredictable . . . Washington? . . . budding R.N .... Central . . . Guess who called? . . . what a driver! . . . My Mother and I . . . that fire! A merry heart lives longf, nn arie auanag Saint Christopher, Baldwin Photography Club 33 Glee Club 15 Art Club 25 Track 3, 4. V V Annie . . . specialty, horses . . . navy blue . . . blonde hair, blue, blue eyes . . . athletically inclined . . . what a fabulous weekend . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . Where's Gerry? Bai words once spoke can never be recalled? Page forty-three race arg Kdirvfo Saint Rita, Astoria Someone very new at S.H.A. . . . those long black tresses . . . natural curls too . . . ambitions a nursing career . quiet and sincere . . . Hi . . . a real Ipana smile. V V V ff . , , I J, Sparklmg and brigbl m I1quid-light. V 0l'l'Yla 601110100 Saint Catherine of Siena, Franklin Square Sacred Heart Leader 45 French Club 3g Photography Club 33 Glee Club lg Track 3. Norm . . . Oh! I'm sorry . . . such good horses . . . long page boy . . . locker-room conferences . . . that melodious laugh . . . enthusiastic . . . oh! I like . . . lunch, hamburgers. A merry bear! goes all the day. Page forty- four V V ACRED df? 60l'lI'l0! Saint Joseph, Hewlett Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Sacred Heart Leader 3g Ex-Corde 45 French Club 3, 4g Glee Club 1. Tall and slender . . . sweet . . . long eyelashes . . . summers at Rockaway . . . letters to Detroit . . . curly hair . . . femme fatale . . . willing to help . . . sparkling personality . . . that's our Sally. There is no virtue so truly great and Godlike as justice. Ezadefk oliouide Qbejedo Saint Mary Magdalen, Laurelton Leo Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 43 French Club 33 Photography Club 35 Mission Club V V V sg Glee Club 1,2, s,4. .Betty . . . such nice brothers . . . black shiny hair . . . sooo nice . . . I had such a nice time! . . . everybody's friend . . . a good word for all . . . S.H.L. Prexy. ' Greatness and goodness are not means, but ends. V V HEART Our Lady of Lourdes, Malverne Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 4. s arg eronica ibonokue The someone new who was added in Senior Year . . . so soft spoken . . . and what a wonderful quiet smile . . . that Buffalo twang . . . Mary in The Upper Room. The sweetest garland to lbe sweetest maid. gargara acid CLJLI1 Saint Agnes, Rockville Centre Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 4g Cordette 3, 4g Cordette Camera Clickers 4g French Club 35 Photography Club 33 Art Club 43 Chcering Squad 2. Bobbie . . . Villanova Weekendsi' . . . chic clothes . . . Beach Club . . . frat dances . . . personality plus . . . winning way life is short so let's be gay . . . Oh, dear! Brevity is the soul of wit. VV Page forty-five mnined uronica 5,6106 Our Lady of Loretta, Hempstead Legion of Mary 15 Glee Club 15 French Club 3. Bermuda shorts . . . friendly pleasing manner . . . short hair cut . . . that subtle humor . . . so quiet, but . . . R and R's V V V . . . a wonderful friend . . . always eating, never gaining . . . to be precise, definitely nice. Life is short, so Iet's be gay. P1162 afgafef Saint Joan of Arc, Jackson Heights Leo Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Sacred Heart Lead- ers 3, 45 Cordette 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 45 Camera Club 4. Oh, so neat . . . Did he say extemp? . , . editorials vs. dead- lines . . . Will Rogers . . . Where's Katie? . . . it's a long ride home . . . if you're looking for Eidt, third floor-success guaranteed. To know, lo esteem, to love. vv Q Page forty-six ACRED gerafcbne nn glllaoaifo Our Lady of Lourdes, Queen's Village Mission Club 1, 2, 35 Sacred Heart Leader 3, 45 French Club 35 Photography Club 35 Cheering Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. Jerry . . . ring collector . . . so many prom dates . . . spends weekends roller skating . . . Did anybody see Ann? . . . God made her tiny . . . but oh my! In every deed of mischief, she bus a heart lo resolve. Clfaucleffe marie adano Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Mission Club 2, 3g Sacred Heart Leader 3, 4g French Club 35 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Chcering Squad 1. v v v Chloe . . . Does anybody want to go horseback riding? . . Guess who called last night? . . . those Home Ee classes Where's Norma? . . . always smiling . . . so slim. V The laugh will he mine. V V HEART oan arie amufaro Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, French Club 35 Glee Club 1. Tall and distinctive . . . laughing eyes . . . so dependable . . . quiet but oh! . . . sweetness galore . . . those letters to Dayton U. . . . always a helping hand . . . everyone's friend. The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' arg Caro! jifzlaafrich' Saint Joseph, Garden City Legion of Mary 3, 43 Mission Club 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 45 French Club 3, 4g Cheering Squad 2. A pleasant package wrapped with a smile . . . seems quiet but such a personality . . . a voice kind and soft to the ear . . . a bundle of charm and wit . . . sincere and dependable . . . Quietly she works her way, failhful lo each duly? Page forty-seven ary nn ouide jfgnn Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 3, 4g Cordctte 2g French Club 3g Glee Club 1. Cute and petite . . . Horticulture is her specialty . . . so precise . . . loved by her many friends . . . unique giggle V V V . . . quiet at times, but . . . oh, stop . . . What shall I do? I have no other bu! a womunlv reason. V Jgnifa .fdgnea gaming Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 2, 35 Sacred Heart Leaders 35 Cordette 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 4g French Club 35 Varsity 4. A smile that captures Bunny . . . Charleston . . . laughs to tears . . . sincere . . . indispensable in A and S's men's depart- ment . . . varsity guard . . . lovable personality . . . Irish eyes . . . I Love Paris. She speukelh noi, bu! ye! there lies a mnversulion in her eyes? v V 1 Q Page forty-ezght V V ACRED CafAerine nn ox Sacred Heart Leader 3, 4g Photography Club 33 Art Club 45 Glee Club 1. Cathy . . . those letters everyone loves to read . . . pizza . . driving lessons . . . big brother . . . gets along with people . . people always dropping in at home . . . pretty eyes. Youth is full of pleasure. VV? V V v EART pafricia Ma jradde Saint Ann, Garden City Student Council 4g Library Club 4. Eden .fdfalllla gaffdgdel' Saint Joseph, Garden City Legion of Mary 5, 49 Sacred Heart Leader 3, 43 French Club 4g Cheering Squad 2. Subtle humor . . . I'm not afraid of them . . . all aboard for Garden City . . . Army-Navy game . . . can she cook! . . . big family . . . Midshipman Cousin . . . What a driver!! Self confidence is llae first secret of surccssf, pafricia arg gyoufaf Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary lg Sacred Heart Leaders 5, 45 French Club 3 Photography Club Ig Library Club 4. Pat . . . those telephone calls . . . party, party . . cep brown eyes . . . terrific weekends . . . sugar and spice let's celebrate . . . short bobs . . . always on the go. A friendship tba! like love, is warm. Sweetness and sincerity mixed with poise and sophistication V V . . . sparkling personality . . . tall and distinctive . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . Chaminade. Character is the governing element of life genius. and is above Page forty-nine onica nn .Hof ana! Saint Ann, Stewart Manor Legion of Mary lg Mission Club lg French Club 3g Photography Club 35 Cheering Squad 3, 4. Irish . . . mischievous, humorous, and friendly . . . loves dos . . . enormous lunches . . . unpredictable source of laugh- VVV ter . . . 'iYe-e-e-s . . . weird excuses . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . Point Lookout's Pavilion. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. uofina Cafherine emi Saint Pascal Baylon, Hollis Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 43 French Club 3, 4g Photography Club 35 Library Club 3, 4. Tina . . . perseverance plus ambition . . . trip to Germany . . . intermediate and physics . . . usually quiet . . . the bigger the better . . . just loves to deliver messages to classes. Height in stature, purpose and claaraclerf, Page fifty v RED Kanguru .x4Jrienne jaLuLowALi Saint Joseph, Garden City Leo Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 33 Cordette 3, 43 Speech Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Neatness personified . . . summers at Mattituck . . . baby sitter de-luxe . . . What can I do with my hair? . . . fifth period nomad . . . intelligence plus charm . . . tops as G.O. vice- president . . . loyal and sincere. The best is this kind. ealllle llfgafef Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Student Council 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 45 Varsity 3, 45 Hostel 4. V ' V Basketball ace . . . full of fun and mischief . . . Let's have a party! . . . everybody's friend . . . R and R's . . . Till They've All Gone Home . . . explosive cliches . . . I don't get it. V Tbere': the humor of it. V V HEART lle .fdllfl .!Qlll'le0!y Our Lady of the Snows, North Floral Park Legion of Mary 45 French Club 33 Photography Club 35 Art Club 4. Ann . . . Manhattan College . . . gift of gab . . . summers at Q Q Rockaway Point . . . yould better go now . . . those cute dimples . . . Where's Martha? . . . that questioning look! K Her friends were many and true hearted? afgafet af? afea Our Lady of Lourdes, Queen's Village Legion of Mary 4g Student Council 45 Ex-Corde 45 Photography Club 35 Art Club 2. V V Marge . . . naturally curly, and blonde too . . . her scrapbooks . . . 300 sailors . . . a new coat daily . . . her brothers . . . that deep, deep voice . . . Dear John . . . farther than that. Where ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wise. Page fifty-one af? 911.65 .jcyeif V Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 1, 2, 35 Cordette 2, 3, 43 French Club 35 Glee Club l. Beautiful blonde hair . . . genuine sense of humor . . . deadpan V V V expression . . . deep serious voice . . . Hiya crew . . . worth her weight in gold . . . down to earth sincerity . . . the court jester. She puts a rainbow round ber troubles. oforefd Kzrnavleffe .!Qrrigan ACRED Saint Aidan, Williston Park French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Ardent letter writer . . . Mount Saint Mary's . . . person- ality plus . . . fabulous records . . . that weekend . . . future lawyer . . . Guess what? . . . Sister, I'll help! Sincerity and lrulb are the basis of every virtue. VV Page fifty-two afgafet mary Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 1, 2g French Club 4g Glee Club 1, 25 Library Club 4. ' Europe . . . quick, witty and unpredictable . . . highly viva- cious . . . summers in Connecticut . . . always on the go . . . a certain charm . . . happy go lucky . . . I'm all confused. Earnest in every endeavor. VV? V V V HEART ' gizaen Joyce Jccedn Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park aire race ogamgerf Saint Joseph, Garden City Legion of Mary 3, 43 Cordette 45 French Club 3, 4g Glee Club 1. Full of fun and life . . . that's tre-men-dous pizza pies . . I'll have a partyl' . . . Three o'clock in the morning . . . You, you, you . . . entered Washington with a splash. Blessed with that charm, the certainly to please. une .xdnn ang Holy Redeemer, Freeport Mission Club 45 Photography Club 3. This cute miss . . . a little bit of sophistication . . . soft voice . . . gay laughter . . . good taste in clothes . . . she can dance . . . friendliness shines in her eyes of blue . . . those blonde tresses. Her voice was ever soft, grnlle and low, an excellent thing in woman? Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 25 Library Club 4. Our star bowler . . . appealing personality . . . a sense of V V humor all her own . . . Mercy Ball . . . B. P. N. . . . that winning way . . . happy go lucky . . . trim and neat. A good mind pam-xses a kingdom. Page fifty-three awn arie Judea Holy Name of Mary, Valley Stream Legion of Mary 3. Quiet attitude hides a sincere fun lover . . . surprise bursts of laughter . . . pizza pie parties . . . one of the Three Muska- V V V teers . . . AITO? . . . summers at the Sun and Surf Beach Club . . . those darling brothers. Order is beavc'n's firsf lawn gafgafa lille O52 jelldfe Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Mission Club 45 Cordettc 19 Photograph Club 35 Glee Club l. Unforgettable . . . so quiet but! . . . hair of gold . . . eyes of blue . . . stepped out of Vogue . . . A and S . . . alluring smile . . . tres gai . . . beautiful dancer . . . neatness personified. My bear! is true ax steel. vv1Q Page fifty-four V V V ACRED ggzadefk g ol,yl'lCL Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary lg Student Council 35 Sacred Heart Leaders 33 Cordette 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 34 Photography Club 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheering Squad 3, 4. Quiet and sweet . . . those glances . . . neat as a pin . . . future R.N .... always ready to lend a helping hand . . . beautiful clothes . . . Washington sleep walker . . . famous lunch table . . . popular alto . . . vital to cheerleaders. The power of thought, the magic of the mimi. VV? V V V HEART .JKQMAQH .NEAR age!! Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead French Club 35 Varsity 3, 4. une pafricia Wuhan? Saint Anne, Garden City Legion of Mary 45 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 4. A friend to all . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . far away look . . . that perpetual smile . . . giggles . . . unpre- dictable . . . de luxe sandwiches . . . determination plus . . those Irish eyes. Happy am I, from care I'm free. af? afgafef CaI't y Notre Dame, New Hyde Park Legion of Mary 15 Ex-Corde 45 French Club 35 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Adorable big brown eyes . . . graceful swimmer . . . all those brothers . . . winning smile . . . Manhattan college . . . a mann for misplacing things . . . such a cook! Ba.vhful sincerity and love. Lee . . . big blue eyes . . . basketball star . . . Lollipop Kid V V that Ipana smile . . . Don't be OBSTRUCIOUSU . . . happy go lucky . . . pizza pies . . . always eating, never gaining . . . R and R's. On ber fongue is the law of kindness. Page fifty-five Caro! Gifare Wccormic Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary lg French Club 43 Photography Club 3. Bermudas . . . dry sense of humor . . . Mercy Ball . . . that dog Kerry . . . loyal supporter at all Chaminade games . . . always driving . . . nag, nag, nag, all the time nag . . . Don't forget to writef, To fhe sessions of sweet silent thought. Mya when 144. game Saint joseph, Garden City Leo Honor Society 45 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 45 Cordette 2, 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 4g Cordette's Camera Clickers 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3. VV? Orator . . . hearty laugh . . . Cornell weekend . . . summer in Canada . . . bobby pins . . . understanding friend . . . Butler Brothers . . . so confused . . . forever reading . . . so many sisters and one brother. Steadfast of thought, well made, well wrought. V ACRED garhara nn We guinneaa R . Our Lady of the Snows, Floral Park . Legion of Mary 4g Student Council 4g French Club 35 Glee Club lg Sacred Heart Leaders 4. Personality plus . . . huge capacity for friendship . . . sense of humor . . . unusual gift for talking . . . she's our prez Lek , 9 Page fifty-six . . . mambo a la McGuinness . . . back ago lupc . . . live. A merry heart maketh 4 cheery rounlenaneef' vial J pafricia nne Wcogaugkgn Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 25 Cordette 4g French Club 3, 4. big brown eyes that talk . . . A and S special . . . Oh, you're kiddingl' . . . tiny and terrific . . . that Ipana smile that wins V V V Quiet and sweet . . . pound cake kid . . . Lucy straps . . all. V A soft answer turnetb away wrath. V V HEART marfha mary Wclaugkgn Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 1, 45 French Club 3g Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1. Marty . . . sweet, unaffected . . . summers at Rockaway Point . . . flying novenas . . . her heart is in Flushing . . . never lost for words . . . poised . . . Manhattan College . . . Ceil Chapman's best ad. Lei not your bear! be troubled. .lorofkg gllefyll ' Walllafd Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Mission Club 55 Sacred Heart Leaders 33 Ex-Corde 45 French Club 3, 45 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1. Dottie . . . pajama parties . . . trips to the city . . . long, blonde pageboy . . . I Love Paris . . . Bermuda shorts . . . big green eyes . . . Slim, trim look . . . wonderful personality. A word filly Spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. I . .P . v v Page fifty-seven Clfg afgafet monroe Saint Frances de Chantal, Wantagh Student Council 45 Ex-Corde 45 French Club 43 Varsity 3, 4. Upstate accent . . . M to the fourth power . . . judas-priest . . . her big brother . . . cast a la leg . . . Irish eyes . . . V V V her trip to Greece or was it Estonia . . . Camilla . . . personality plus, plus, plus. O, call it by some better name, for friendship sounds too cold! V afgafet jhefeifa eyQI' Our Lady of Lourdes, Malverne Legion of Mary 1, 2, Mission Club 3, Student Council 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 4g Ex-Corde 4, French Club 33 Photography Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 45 Hostel Club 4. Peggy . . . creamy complexion . . . friendly . . . oh, those summers in Vermont . . . always looking for something to do . . . license? . . . Shall I have my hair cut? . . . famous brother . . . always neat. Her ways are ways of pleusanfness and all her paths are vv Q Page fifty-eight V V ACRED Jenin ggzadefd more Saint Joseph, Garden City Student Council 35 Cordette 4i Photography Club 35 Art Club 4, Cheering Squad 3, 4. Jerry Lewis, the second . . . full of fun . . . Mexico . . . Villanova and G.B .... fashion plate . . . our artist . . . Oh, pain . . . Miss Pep, Vim and Vigor . . . pizza pies . . . lovely to look at, delightful to know. To eat, to drink and to be merry. gfkn gafderine Warcb Saint Brigid, Westbury Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Speech Club 3, 4g French Club 4g Glee Club 25 Dramatic Club 4, Library Club 3. V V V Pert and pretty . . . that photographic smile . . . I got a tele- phone call . . . wonderful summers at Levittown pool . . . senior prom . . . an understanding friend . . . always ready to help. V I live not in myself but I brrome u porlion of that around me? V V HEART afgafef g IEOIIHBKZ Resurrection-Ascension, Rego Park French Club 45 Photography Club 45 Glee Club lg Library Club 4. Oh, those beautiful eyes . . . me and my sister . . . friendly personality . . . the oddest laugh . . . reserved but sincere . . . always a ready smile . . . what a trip to school. C . D Little lower than the angelsf' alfe efofllca Ofgan Saint Christopher, Baldwin Sacred Heart Leaders 4g Cordette's Camera Clickers 45 Photog- raphy Club 3g Glee Club 1, 2. V V Clary . . . roller skating . . . I'1l washg you dry . . . such tiny feet . . . I must have left it in Home Ee . . . say there, that's a new one . . . twin brother . . . let me in on it. He that is merry of heart balls a coniinuul feast. Page fifty-'nine anice Saint Catherine of Sienna, Franklin Square Glee Club 45 Library Club 4. Jan . . . pizza lover . . . selling personality . . . oh, those letters . . . a true friend . . . dimples . . . one in a million . . . aureen iana foaffemon Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 1, 25 Cordette 125 Speech Club 35 French Club 45 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Dramatic Club 45 Track 3, 4. VV? Red . . . my Yankees . . . unpredictable . . . say it with orchids . . . green eyes . . . A and S . . . vim, vigor, vitality . . . six hundred dollar blues . . . hopeful nurse. Red as a rose is she. ' V V A C R E D me Pafmef generous . . . a dress for my sister . . . someday-. . V Round us her heart enlwines and clings. Page sixty Jczfhien Mafrice pefrano Saint Joseph, Garden City Sacred Heart Leaders 45 Ex-Corde 45 French Club 35 Glee V V Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Spic and span . . . personality plus . . . curly eyelashes . . . sweet disposition . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . Emilio's . . . that certain something . . . clever cliches . . . everybody's friend . . . a good sport . . . pert. It is better to be small and shine, than lo be big and cas! a shadow. agen afgafef pwllef Saint Martha, Uniondale Mission Club 33 Ex-Corde 43 French Club 3, 43 Glee Club 1. v Sweet personality . . . her little baby brother . . . perfection V v . . . ardent Dodger fan . . . where's Marcy . . . quiet, but underneath . . . eyes that talk . . . gentle and soft. ff A still, small voice. V V HEART ary Jean lgniiolaar Our Lady of Lourdes, Malverne Leo Honor Society 3, 4g Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 43 Ex-Corde 4g Speech Club 33 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 43 Hostel Club 4, Miss G.O .... squeals of delight . . . Saratoga . . . those ges- tures . . . that little blue Ford . . . sweet and charitable . . . everybody's friend . . . lovely to look at . . . they don't come any nicer . . . laughing eyes. It's nice to be natural, when one is naturally nice. af? afgafet pmllef Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 2, 33 French Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 33 Varsity 43 Hostel Club 4. Loves basketball . . . artistic talents . . . fun loving . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Bermuda shorts . . . horseback riding . . . warm and sincere . . . movies and pizza . . . constant hair cuttings. Thy modestyk a candle to thy merilf' Page sixty-one gykll iborofhg Quinfan Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3g French Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Art Club 3. Personality and friendly smile . . . loads of fun . . . strange V V V predicaments . . . You're kidding, aren't you . . . hilarious questions . . . always in style . . . twinkle in her eyes . . . Which twin has the Toni? Words of truth and soheruessf' V V V eACRED ggzahefh Wang Quinfan Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Legion of Mary lg Ex-Corde 4g French Club 39 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Bish . . . sophisticated manner . . . magnetic personality . . . fabulous clothes . . . Bermudas and knee socks . . . can always be found on the telephone . . . whiz at tennis . . . Ricochet Romance. Could beauty have better commerce than with honesty? Page sixty-two podaken arie uinn Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Glee Club lg Art Club 4. Irish lass . . . peppy and full of fun . . . C0nSt3nt football fan . . . crazy hats . . . summer at Point Lookout . . . Every- thing I Have Is Yours. . . . a weakness for blood medics . . . What's the good word? And I did laugh sans intermission. JgatLLen . Mile all Saint Boniface, Elmont Legion of Mary lg Sacred Heart Leaders 4g French Club 4g Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. V V v Real Irish lass . . . Yes, your Majesty . . . but Sister . . . Did you meet my sister--and my brother? . . . tall and sincere . . . enthusiastic supporter of every cause. V It is qualify ralher than quantity ibut mailers. V V HEART Jgafhken rancea Riff? Saint joseph, Garden City Cordette 3, 4g Speech Club 45 Cordette's Camera Clickers 45 French Club 3. Manhattan College . . . that Ipana smile . . . her winning ways . . . that unforgettable long blonde hair . . . green con- vertible . . . neatness personified . . . Where's Grace? . . . vol- cano in the back of the room. Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. Cal'0f.!4l'll7, gyfwfii Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Glee Club 1, 2g French Club 3g Legion of Mary 1. Sparkling eyes Dick's nice tr life of the party . . . sense of humor . . . personality all her own . . hair . . . class comedienne . . . wonderful dancer. She is pretty to walk with and willy to talk with. V V Page sixty-three short 07,0661 af? Owe Corpus Christi, Mineola Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2. Mickey . . . that curly hair . . . sunny disposition . . . very sweet and oh, so neat . . . our favorite cook in Home Ec. class v v V . . . still water runs deep . . . completely poised. The very soul of order and content. V aureen jdereda odzii ACRED Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 1, 3, 43 French Club 3, 4. Our future nurse . . . quiet and sincere . . . letters to Ger- many . . . competition for Vogue's cover girl . . . pizza pie . . . roller skating . . . smooth dancer . . . that first driving les- son . . . big sister. Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Page sixty-four vv1Q llll 0I'0fAg mall Saint Raphael, East Meadow Mission Club 43 Glee Club 1. Loves to skate . . . the quiet type, but oh! . . . dependable and sincere . . . those plaid glass frames . . . a twinkle in her eye . . . gracious personality . . . quiet determination. True beauty dwells in deep ret'reatr.', VV? V V V EART 90I'0fAg phocla 3001190 Saint Frances de Chantal, Wantagh Leo Honor Society 4g Legion of Mary 3g Student Council 45 Sacred Heart Leaders 33 Ex-Corde 45 Speech Club 3, 45 Varsity Manager 4. Dotty . . . ardent reader . . . Villanova souvenir . . . the bus was late, Sister . . . that naturally curly black hair . . . her best friend, Mary . . . one of the first to belong to the Speech Club . . . those lunch room giggles. She will oulstrip all praise and make it halt behind her? V 4.0 9,4J-J all-et JO? sgfallfan Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Cordette 33 French Club 33 Photography Club 34 Narsity 3, 4g Track 4. Smart pageboy . . . wardrobe all her own . . . long telephone calls . . . those fraternity parties . . . aims to be an actress . . . varsity forward . . . sophisticated miss. Nothing great was ever achieved wilhouf enthusiasm. alle I'aI'lCe5 yall Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 3, 4g Student Council 45 Sacred 4, Ex-Corde 45 French Club 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Super Glee Club president . . . dependable . . . unassuming . . . Heart Leaders a lively addition to any group . . . sweetness galore . . . calm and sincere . . . pleasing humor . . . cute little loyal friend. brunette . . . Charms slrike the sight but merit wins the soul. VV Page sixty-five any Ceciha .gvcuclefari Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Leo Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary 1, 25 Mission Club 35 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 45 Ex-Corde 4, French Club 3, Photography Club 3, Varsity 4g Track 3, 4. Versatile athlete . . . all those brothers . . . weddings and more V v V weddings . . . A and S's pride and joy . . . appetite vs. diet . . . a pool enthusiast . . . likes good music . . . friends galore . . . good natured and carefree. Wisdom shall die with you. V ACRED nn gzzadefll .sgclzmiclf Holy Family, Hicksville Legion of Mary 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 35 Sacred Heart Leaders 43 French Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4. Annie . . . not even one hundred pounds . . . Westbury . . short and sweet . . . pretzels again . . . Where's Ellen? . . it's a long ride home . . . twin sisters one year apart. Small, but how dear to us, God knows best. . . f 3 .Ji 6ltl'lClll nfl el el' Szint Gregory, Bellerose V V Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4g Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 49 French Club 3, 4. Connecticut summers and Florida winters . . . nice to know . . . a giggle all her own . . . sunny disposition . . . many loves . . . good at math . . . proud possessor of a driver's license . . full of vim and vigor. Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Page sixty-six urifine nn .Sifzneca Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead French Club 3. Jet black hair . . . Vickie . . . subtle humor . . . neat as a V v V pin . . . Hempstead Library . . . atomic look . . . stylish hairdo . . . pretty smile . . . afternoon snacks . . . dark eyes . . . kind to everyone. V Friendship is a sheltering tree. V V HEART UOI'llle olza Holy Ghost, New Hyde Park Leo Honor Society 3, 43 Legion of Mary 1, 45 Student Council 43 Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 45 Cordette 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 35 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Charming lass . . . warm and sincere . . . faithful visits to Nassau Hospital . . . fasting from pie . . . Butler Brothers . . . has a weakness for athletic heroes . . . winning smile . . . softness in a uniform. Friendship is constant in all other things. gdfia ean ienofcl Saint Christopher, Baldwin French Club 35 Photography Club 3. Blue eyed blonde . . . that summer job . . . unpredictable . . . the prom . . . a vision in blue . . . always ready for a good time . . . my shoes are at the shoemakers . . . Honest, Sister. The joy of youth and health her eyes display. Page six ty-seven arceffa Cpafherine Smifh Saint Gregory the Great, Bellerose Legion of Mary 45 French Club 33 Photography Club 3. Marcy . . . unpredictable . . . Wait'll I tell you. It was a panic . . . bundle of loveliness . . . cute . . . banker's daugh- V v V ter . . . so what's new . . . so many sisters . . . light and bright. Courteous, though coyg and gentle, though retired? V oan guefyn Smifh Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 1, 23 French Club 3, 4. Vivacious . . . heartbreaker . . . mischievous tendencies . . . those car rides to school . . . cheery smile . . . guess what happened . . . one of the best and greatest. V V Smell cheer and great -welrmue make a merry feast. VV Page sixty-eight pafricia nn Snefaach Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Mission Club 33 French Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4. I A strawberry blonde with a twinkle in her eye . . . a laugh all her own . . . lively and cute . . . down in Chinawaren . . . sweet smile with a sunny disposition . . . bubbling over with fun. Self confidence is the first secret of success. .jclfkerine ian jfau Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4. Sweet personality . . . owns that pink outfit . . . sparkling V V v eyes . . . soft spoken . . . makes those delicious aromas that float up from home ec room . . . angel face . . . easy going disf position. V Her voice gives speech to ber sweetness. V V HEART erfrucle .xdnne .sioinefg Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Cordette l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 43 Photography Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 4. Future teacher of America . . . short black hair . . . big eyes . . . summers at Jones Beach . . . smile for everyone . . . oh, my hair is getting too long . . . me and my sister. Silence is the perfect herald of joy. jkefeda afgafef Saint Christopher, Baldwin Legion of Mary 1, 23 Mission Club 3, 45 French Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2g Photography Club. Five feet two, eyes of blue . . . A and S . . . Hey, Butch happy go lucky . . . gobs and artists . . . soft wavy hair always Writing letters . . . captivating smile . . . Love Walked In. Wisdom is belief than rubiesf' VV kc Page sixty-nine Joreffa 3401352 Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 2, 45 Photography Club 3. hair cut Ive only nineteen nieces and nephews an Laurie . . . our perfect little lady . . . I think I'll get my ' . . . - - - . . . .1 V V V I thought you could cook . . . those extra special hamburgers . . . Friday nights, Calderone. Mdg11ifIC6Mf spectacle of human hap11i11r'sx. V .fdnifa yugo: agner Our Lady of Loretto, Hempstead Ex-Corde 4, Speech Club 43 French Club 35 Cheerleading Squad 3, 4g Photography Club 3. Nash rambler . . . dark hair . . . dancing eyes . . . horses, horses and more horses . . . at A.B.C .... Dansero . . radiant personality . . . let's have a CHEER for S.H.A. A horse, u horse, a kingdom for a horse. Page seventy V V ACRE af? l'll'l L fe! Saint Joachim, Cedarhurst Mission Club 3g Sacred Heart Leaders 3, 4g French Club 3, 4 Photography Club 3. Mimi . . . her naturalness has made her a delight to know . . summer at the Club . . . Lehigh and those weekends . . . loyal sincere and understanding . . . Fords . . . 13. Grace ix to lbe body what good sense is to the mind? VVV V Kara! .Siwan mffine Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Mission Club 43 Ex-Corde 45 Varsity 3, 4g Track 35 Softball 2, 3g Student Council 43 Hostel Club 4. Tiny and petite . . . neat as a pin . . . varsity star . . . person- ality plus . . . moron jokes . . . dentist's pet . . . 'tthat's mean . . . elfervescent . . . I don't get it . . . life of the party . . . short hair. As merry as lhe day is long. V V HEART gill? gbzagefh mhnef Saint Thomas the Apostle, West Hempstead Speech Club 33 French Club 45 Glee Club 2, 3. lgridciffa .Ann Zmina i Saint Thomas the Apostle, Hempstead Legion of Mary 1, 25 Mission Club 33 Student Council 45 Art Club 4, Library Club 3. Walk all her own . . . daily snack at 10 a. m .... that tiny waist . . . an art teachers delight . . . big earrings . . . Prisy . . . tall and slim . . . LaSalle . . . and my brother. To draw, to sketch, to paint is my deligblf, School spirit . . . quiet determination . . . Lily Pons of S.H.A. V V always ready to lend a helping hand . . . heart of gold with a personality to go with it . . . radiates good will and happiness. Elegant as simplicity and warm as etslusyf' Page seventy-one QILWQ -maid! fimfif, liven, fzimmepg WHA a, fallen nolfe V alma LJ! 05 20157 I4fL6l4fL0'Elj64 in ?6d'C!00L WWC!! W6 wwfe . . . 32 s , Q 5 Q .7 f,, l UC V ClI0'C xi-0ClL'l 1 The Leo Honor Society is an organization which pays honor and tribute to those girls who have proved themselves to be outstanding in scholastic standing and qualities of leadership and Catholieity. The members of the Leo Honor Society are first chosen according to their rank in the class. However, this is merely the first step. From here, the names of the girls are given to each of their teachers for approval. If a girl has high marks, but has proved herself to be uncoopera- tive, disrespectful, selhsh, proud, or unfriendly towards classmates, or, in general, unworthy to be accepted into the Leo Honor Society, these teachers are obliged in conscience to bring this into consideration. However, if a girl has done her work, proved herself to be friendly, consid- erate, and respectful, the teachers will pass her name on for acceptance. Page seventy-fmn' This may seem thorough enough to many. But to those in charge of the Leo Honor Society, it is still not enough. From here, the names of the candidates are sent to their parishes. The Pastor of each girl must vouchsafe for her church spirit, her Catho- lieity, her actions outside of school, away from the Sisters. All church activities must be men- tioned, for example, Confraternity, the Blessed Virgin Sodality. the choir, and so on. Sulvfmi11uri'i, lfirxf Rolf: P. Mcliahcy, M. Falvey. M. Xvisc. lf. Mcyn. and A. Collins. QATIIIIKI Kuff: D. Ria-Qsi, M. O'Mar.1. M. Keppeler, I.. Forster and Ci. Crawford. . 'QONOQ + .Q SO, .fir ,, of Ei H,-f51E K o 4 - 6 , ,Mr at . 1 p 'JF 1' , .L . sv FS! My g or ew Srlziurt: Y. Self, M. ll. Phippard, D. Savage, B. Ueleso, B. llalsubowslsi, N. Mcfiann and li. lfidt. Inuiorxz C. Fiwgerald, AI. Childs, E. I-Iempel, C. Landers, NI. Davis. H. Hoeg, C. Bednnll, -I. Lilly. L. l':.'lllgi'll'l.ll1, A. Keppel, M. Festa. With the approval of the Pastor, a candidate becomes a member of the Society. Reception into the Leo Honor Society takes place during an assembly in the latter part of September. Before the entire student body, one girl from each class receives her Leo Honor pin from the hands of Sister Alonzo. It is a small circular gold and white pin with the Words Leo Honor Society, Diocese of Brooklyn enscribed in small print. In the center is the emblem of the Society. Each member is obliged to wear her pin on her collar, but it is an obligation easy to bear for the Leo Honor Society is one to which any girl is proud to belong, not only throughout high school, but throughout life. Page seventy-fzuc Senior 'members of Ibe Legion: M. Fitzpatrick, E. Gallagher, M. Cantwell, E. Kuehn, A. Mahony, C. Kennedy, B. jakubowski, L. Walsh, M. McLaughlin, P. Seidler, K. Traub, N. McGann, H. Boyle, C. Lambert, B. McGuinness, S. Connell, Y. Self, E, Byrnes, M. Phippard, M. Smith, D. Ames, E. Nardi, A. Schmidt. I ZKLOI4 of 'Ufo Jesus through Mary . . . the girls at Sacred Heart Academy have an opportunity of practicing their motto by serving Our Lord through His Mother in Her Army, the Legion of Mary. In this organization, prayers and good works of the members are given to Mary to be offered to Her Son. Because of the Sacred Heart Academy leg- ionnaires, the Sisters and Priests in missionary countries can reward their catechism classes with beautiful religious bookmarks, there is a larger dt supply of disposal bags in hospitals, and mission communities are able to add to their funds through used stamps collected and trimmed by these girls. These members too, have enabled parents to fulfill religious obligations and attend additional Church services when they cared for the children of the family. It is these girls who are responsible for entertaining and bringing a little cheer to orphans and young muscular- dystraphy patients. Offerings of extra school serv- ices, lending a hand at home and study help are given to Our Lady to give to Jesus. Officers of Our Luffy of Ibn Nafivity Prursidium: J. Pappalardo, B. Jakubowski, M. Phippard, N. McGann. Page seventy-six The Legionnaires' prayer is the lovely Mag- nihcat. lt is their obligation to recite this daily. A true member attends the weekly meetings where she says the complete Tessara and the Rosary. Here she reports her hour of manual work performed the preceding week and receives an assignment for the next week. Mary is present at the center of each meeting. Her statue stands on a table between two burning candles and two vases of flowers. The oflicers and the spiritual director sit beside the table and conduct the meeting but all recognize Mary as the presiding ofhcer. It is to Her the prayers are addressed. To Her the members' efforts are offered that She might more worthily present them to the Divine Savior. The Academy has enthusiastically joined Mary's Legion. Nearly a quarter of the school belongs to this sole activity dedicated to the Blessed Mother. Four years ago, two praesidia were formed: Our Lady of the Nativity, whose spiritual director is Sister Mary Ulick, and Our Lady of Fatima, whose spiritual director is Sister Regina Fidelis. Our Lady of the Nativity Praesidium meets each Wednestlay in Room 206. This year its president has been Barbara Jakubowski and its vice-president, Mary Jean Phippard. Nuala McCann and ,Ioan Poppalardo served respectively as secretary and treasurer. ln Room 212, Our Lady of Fatima Praesidium meets on Tuesdays. Mary Ann Scott is its presi- dent. Eileen Hemple is vice-president, Carolyn Boyle is secretary and Leone Helm, treasurer. Membership has so increased that the Queens Junior Curia which governs all Legions in Nassau Cljfiwrs of Our lazily of Fulirml l'mwiili11n1: If. Hempe Scott, C. Boyle, L. Helm. and Queens, suggested that a new praesidia be formed. Sister Ulick is rho director and Mary Fitzpatrick, Sally Connell, Ruth Quigly and Sheila Fitzpatrick were its ofliccrs. Very appro- priately it is called Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. The Legion members of Sacred Heart Academy hope that its Queen will receive its efforts as a special offering during Her Marian Year. For behold from henceforth all generations shall call me blessed. .Inint meeting of the two praesidia 1. ru .-m. 'fi 5 f l' .- , 'ig f-55 . . 4 f L rg- ., writ., 's ww.- 1 is-1-.' 'A Q . 1+ . wif' .. 'fs . I Y ' We ' 5 A - .Q fvvixf f?'lfi2fS.?i2F Lui 014, Cin! NVhen Christ told the apostles to go forth and teach all nations, he ordained the first mission- ers. However, preaching and converting in modern times entails many expenses and responsibilities not thought of then. It is to help ease the burden of these expenses and responsibilities that the Mission Club functions. 'W li f 'fi gf ., 5 5' 5 f A 54.5. - Q .3 3 ,- 15-45- J EW? 5? f 4 .I J 'W . Q Q, 1 . . , -- V ,Sc iff, fs.. f ii R 'esp s 2 ...Q fi f ' fel-rt Sr'ni0r'.r: T. Vitale, QI. Lang, C Wittine, B. LeTendre, M. Meyer, A. Ryan, M. Fitzpatrick. C. Denk, President, outlines the work for E. Caulin, T. Mahoney, A. Hoppenhauer, K. Azzara, H. Burns, M. Lynch D. Richardson, G. Crawford, G. Flynn, K. Lyons, A. Collins, B. Ryan, K. Wilt, M. Lamb, E. Scott, G. Boyle, M Hardy, K. Muller, C. Fahey, B. Greeley, D. Signor, -I. Wcchtel, B. Treacy, A. Callahan. R. Kern, M, Browne. P Savage, R. McKenna, S. O'C0nnor, R. Dunne and B. MeKeefe. Page seventy-eight Under the direction of Sister Miriam Dolores, the members of the Mission Club meet every other Monday and Friday. Here the projects are tackled with enthusiasm and good will. Everything is done entirely in the interest of the missions. One of the major works of the club is that of collecting from classrooms, friends and families, old, used stamps. These are then trimmed and from old Christmas and Easter cards. Mounting them on colored paper and adding a ribbon pro- duces a small gift which, though far from being professional, will delight a small African boy or girl. A third service is that of collecting broken or otherwise useless rosaries and by adding a crucifix or some beads, making them once again usable. M. Lynch, Vice-President, and C. Denk, President fseatedj pose with C. Flynn, C. Bury, M. Long, B. Powell, B. Sligppard. y R' M. Gallagher, A. Livolsi, K. Marsala, V. Pratt, A. Reinhardt. li. Balewski, D. Caulfield, A. lleyden, H. Lelireehl, A. llineh- man, K. O'Neill, AI. Larkin, xl. Bellmer, D. Basel, L. Blight, A. Iilsinger, M. Browne, P. Mcliahey, ll. Southwiek, C. Cirahani, l'. Fay. D Horning, Graebe, B. Byron, and M. Cooper. o t 5 ,' ' -' -r' w JJTJ. ttf., if v. tx ff? pacikaged and sent to the missions. Here they are sold and the money received is used for transportation, medical supplies, etc. Another of their many projects is making bookmarks. The girls use holy pictures taken The only consolation for these home mission- ariesi' is in the realization that whatever they do is most important and appreciated. It is the peace of soul that comes with this knowledge that has inspired the girls to keep returning week after week. Page sr t'vn1y-izint' Row One: C. Fitzgerald, P. Johnston, A. Clayton, G. Mor- ton, M. Waldeier, F. Schust, M. Basara. . Row Two: M. Lynch, S. Perez, L. Forster, B. XVinters, A. Keppel, M. Risavy, L. liaughnan, li. Schramm, A. Sticgele, A. Sullivan, R. Oster, Pappalardo, M. Kaiser, M. Lurz, M. Festa, C. Denk, M. O'Mara, M. Filosa. Throughout Sacred Heart Academy you will End S. H. L. girls faithfully posted in the hall- ways, on the stairways and in the lockerrooms. Their job is to maintain order and to guide the students toward discipline. Twice a month the S.H.L. convenes with the moderator, Sister Catherine Therese, President Betty Deleso and Vice-President Yvonne Self. During the meetings the main problems that arise during the course of the day and ways to correct such problems are discussed, thus making way for the better- ment of the school and the student body. The girls themselves are to be models in dress, in character and are to strive to keep all the regulations themselves. The primary aim of the S.H.L. is to promote self discipline among the students. Page eighty Swziwii, Rau' 07712 B. Deleso, President, G. Esposito, C Fasano, C. Morgan, B. Cullen. Y. Self. Row Two: E. Gallagher. K. Petrano, M. Fitzpatrick, M. W'echtel. Ron' Tlrrrv: A. Schmidt, N. Cervero, M. Scudellari, M. Meyer. Row Four: M. McCarthy, G. Eidt, P. Gould, J. Kelly. Ron' Iiiw: P. Seidlcr, xl, Hess, N. McGann. ln existence for just two years, 1953-1954 Student Council has tried to build further on the foundation laid last year. A final constitution was drafted setting up in it many ideas and practices which will become in the future definite traditions of Sacred Heart. The purpose of this organization is to bring a closer union between the students and faculty. This has been accom- plished by bringing to the attention of both the needs and desires of the other. Student Council consists of all home-room presidents and the president of each extra-cur- ricular activity. Each girl proudly wears a special Student Council badge on her uniform. One of the achievements of the Council this year was the formation of the Marionettes, the Dramatic Club. The success of this project has already been proved by the outstanding performance they gave. Presi- dent Mary jean Phippard and Vice-President Barbara Jakubowski, among other duties presided alternately at each week's assembly. Other oihcers include Eileen Hempel, Secretary, and Pat Bren- nan, Treasurer. The Council is grateful to its moderator, Sister Marie Therese for her assistance throughout the year. Slumliug lvfl to right: R. Lohrey, J. Coburn, R. Herbison, M. A. Scott, S. O'Ncil, N. MeGann, P. Ziminski, J. Pappalardo and B. Deleso. Row Four: AI. McAndrews, S. Hart, R. Polasek, Kelly, P. Frassc, KI. Ryan, M. Kates and M. Meyer. Rau' Tlwrur: R. Owens, C. Boyle, D. Basel, M. McCormick, H. Burns and K. Azzara. Rnu' Two: C. Denk, R. Quigley, C. Bednall, D. Savage, M. Monroe and G. Eidt. Row Onv: B. McGuinness, Y. self, E. I-Iempel, B. Jakubowski, M. J. Phippard and P. Brennan. Page eighty-one This is the voice of the school. Cordette has grown in importance proportional to the growth of our school. l5our times during the school year the publication rewards the efforts of the merry a note as carolers on Christmas eve. Alleluia rang as the Easter quarterly reached the hands of all the Cordcttes. The fondest of farewell was bade with admonitions to the Seniors and the is WMV? VM I cial C115 Siujf 1'H'lllXfI1' nf Srrlinri ivilli ilu' rflilnr ilrr: Smh'il- UI. Lilly, M. lf. Falvey, G. liidr, Editor, C. llednall, K. llolan. Sfuflifiugfll. Jacobs, L. Bligh, xl. Davis. C. Davis, M. Hogan, li. Glimm. Sfllilll' 1r1i'f11f1i'f'x of Nu' Slilff 4ll'L'I .KL'Llfl'Ll'lX. Fleming, G. Iiidt, Editor, N. Mciiann. Slilrlilifrlq-K. Reilly, l'. lXlCl..lLl5.fl1lll1. lf. Lynch. Li. Spinelli, C. l..IlDl7Cl'l, Y. Self, Nl. Keyes, ll. klalsulwowski, K. Moore, li. Cullen. staff and receives the acclaim of the students. underclassmen who will return at the end of a The first issue heralded Ll new school year, a new happy summer. The moderator of Cordctte is outlook on life. W'ith the joy of the Christmas Sister Elizabeth Loretto with Grace Eidt as Editor holidays the next quarterly issue ehorused as and Nuala McGann, assistant. Page wiglzfy-fam 1 lllfllllfllff Siallcil-M. Scudellari, M. lan, C. Wittinc. Sfumfillgfll. McNamara, K. l'ef trano, M. -I. Phippard. A. XVagner, M. Caflcrly. lf. Powell, M. Mcliar- hx S Connell, M. Hates. V,- , 4 ' , X 1 The 1954 edition of Ex Corde actually began in the Spring of 1953 when a group of sixteen were chosen as the yearbook staff. lt was realized then that only through hard work and coopera- tion could the book be successful. The words of advice and warning at the Cath- olic Press Conferences at Villanova last September led us away from many pitfalls of yearbook work .L tale' and helped in choosing the theme, layout and so forth. From that point the actual work began. Since that time, it has been the fifteen minute meetings at lunchtime, the cooperation of all in the Yearbook Drive, the assignments, typing, editing, and deadlines and the endless help of the moderator, Sister Elizabeth Loretto, through which the publication, the 195-1 Hx Corde, has emerged. Mun' jllldllnlllj' finial, lfu' irlliri .iluff i1li'f1ltfi'.i. Srillvifi-M. Scudcllari M. Meyer, ll. Savage, li, Quinlan Cf. wl1Il1I1C. tranu, M. il. lyhippard. A. XVagner M. Caflierly. Prlgr' eiglzfy-flrrfw' ni' Iii-Cfomli' Muff in im lrvreznllilrif Meyer, D. Savage, liditor, li. Quin- Slilrlifirlgfll. McN.nnar.i, K. l'e- Tlu' c7tlIllt'l'tl Cfulr ax.ti'1l1l1luif as follows, xilliug left I0 rigfal: Heidi, G. liidt, -I. Childs, K. Reilly, C. Davis, N. Mciiann, . Caulin, li. Cullen. C. Mor 'an, P. Alohnston, lf. Kramer. ,l ie Sfilllillllg. lrff lu right: 15. Ciftlf, lf. KKIJIUJI1- ,l- Kiwi. lf. Sullivan, M. lf. Lawlor, D. Mcliann, A. Hayden, A. lienesch, G. Boyle, l'. Nostrand, xl. Vfilson, A. Koenig, A. Farina, AI. Freitag, A. Graebe, M. V. Curry, li. Daly and li. Lelsart. ,4 7 . val eflc 6111116211 cA't:.a The final scene of a play, a candid shot of some of the girls on held day or at a game, all are subjects for at least one of the camera clickers, doing her share to help make each issue of Cliire liitvgerald, Philomena Loria, Lorraine Faughnan, rgaret Hale, Diane Aleck, Marlene Festa, Mary Ann Going, Ruth Quigley. .Ioan Heide and Fileen Kramer in the devel- UPIIIKQ ISUUITT. Cordette a little more interesting and personal. Their photos are saved for the Scrap Book and the School Annuals. To them we owe our black and white reminders of p11St happy days. !7A0f0?,...!,,A,, CM The Photography Club. under the direction of Faculty Moderator, Sister Alice Therese, fosters an interest and appreciation of the work that goes into turning out a photograph. The two groups are headed by Presidents Ruth Quigley and Regina Palasek, Vice-Presidents Kay XVilt and Terry McConville, Secretaries: Mary Lynch and Carol Landers. Treasurers: Sally Ann Endrasser and Barbara Ryan. liranees O'Uonnell. Ann Marie lierhrich, Clara Kiesel, Margaret O'l7onnell, Fiernadetre NX'ilson, Rosemary Kern, Mary Lynch, and Kay Wilt. Arlene lloppenhauer, Frances Schust, Kathleen Pfeifer, Carol llenlt, Patrice Thoman, Susan O'Neil, Catherine Mahon, Constance llednall, Theresa McConville, Carol Landers, Diane Strickland. Barbara Ryan, Regina Palaselt, Carol Maloney and Roseann Oster take a lesson on focusing. film, CIM! Among the various clubs in S.H.A. the Library Club under the direction of Sister ,lean Evangela holds a prominent place in after school activities. There, on every Thursday, the members of the club enter into a world of books and let their thoughts travel into the magic of make-believe. The regular routine of these meetings is the readings of the minutes, roll call, reading by the moderator of 21 book that is of current interest to all, one or two book reports given by members on selections ranging from modern day novels to Officers: Patricia Iirassi, President: -loan Heide, Vice-President, Sally Kennedy. Secretary. Ml'III!7t'VS, left fo rigfrl: C. Fiwgerald, S. lixter, A. Iilsiuger, F. O'Donnell, C. Denk, G. Iilynn, S. Gough, Al. Heide, M, Going, B. Walsli, I.. Bligh, D. Basel, I.. Ilelm, I.. Mefon- ville, Ii. Kramer. M. Kalista, j. Koenig, li. Caulin, ll. .Inlin- ston, D. Richardson. Seulml, left fo riglvl: M. Venaglia, M. Dowling, Ii. Morgan, R. Wilt, Ii. Bowman, M. Hale. biographies of people in the news. At the present time a panel made up of Seniors, under the direction of Pat Frasse, are discussing their four years at S.H.A. These girls are responsible for the many enjoy- able books which have been added this year to the already enormous collection of books on our library shelves. Senior Mi'111111'l'x: Patricia Frassi, Margaret O'Donnell, Justina Hess, Patricia Gould, Mary Alvara. Senior Group: Kathleen Reilly, Anita Fleming, Nunla Mc- Gann, Grace liidt, Dorothy Savage. This activity has much more meaning than most realize. It has been more than Thursday meetings with the director, Mr. Robert Leo Shep- pard and the moderator Sister Elizabeth Loretto. lt has been more than assignments for original speeches, oratorical declamation, dramatic inter- pretation, extemporaneous deliveries and debates, more than frequent Catholic Forensic League tournaments. It has been the profit of hearing others, of participating in and the worry over an assignment, the excitement of delivering it. It has been a gradual increase in poise and self confidence, the pride in every well done job, the benefit of every mistake. It has been a growth in friendship and coopera- tion and yet all the way, it has been fun! Sp1'f'4'h Club: B. johnson, ul. Lilly, M. Fox, A. Hinchman, xl. McAndrews, L. Guarnasehelli, M. Meehan, D. -lflC0l7S, M. jaku- bowski, M. Miele, B. Sheppard, C. Bednall, -I. Molloy, M. McCormick, R. Qwens, S. Hart. P. Matthews, C. Lnuritano, R. Don- nelly, L. Helm, M. Fandel, G. Martin. B. Theissen, B. Eckhart. C. Fanslow, B. Ylifilson, B. Kager, E. Southwiek. M. li. Falvey, J. Wilson, G. liidt, K. Reilly, A. Fleming, D. Savage, Ii. Nardi, N. McCann. .. .,..-...,.i.. .. ...- .-i G .. -,,. 2-.. s:fs...1,. 1...s11mmww-:iws -1rs -s Srninr l'il'A!Hk!l fflufv, Si'ilft'if: P. Seidler, li. Mcliuinness, M. XVechtel. M. Monroe, M. Rossi, IJ. McNamara, M. Patterson. lfiril Knut Y. Self, A. Mahony, S. Connell, M. Cantwell, Kelly. C. Lainhert, P. Snell- baclt, -I. Hess, ll. Kerrigan and li. W'enner. Swruml Rout G. Spinnelli, P. Gallagher, A. Schmidt, M. Fitv- patrick, IQ. Nardi, P. Mclaiugh- lin, lf. lmwell. M. Scudellari and M. Flynn. Iuumr l ri'm'lr Cflulf, Smlrtl: J. Bcllmer, G. Pleming, M. Mcaney, II. Pappalardo, -I. Rogers, D. Richardson and lf. Caulin. Srroml Row: M. Going, R. Reamer, D. Jacobs, M. Venag- lia, R. Oster, P. Brennan, A. Braiideweide, li. W'ilson, G. Car- bis, li. Molloy, M, McCarthy, D. Basel. Tlriril' Row: M. Filosa, A. El- singer, C. Denlt, C. Fit7gerald, P. Johnston, l,ily, G. Flynn, A. Sullivan. R. Quigley, -I. Uavis, P. Mack, M. Hale and I.. Bligh. 1 - t' lift' t' CT ':i111t'.1l.4 Enjoying a successful second year is our well organized Prench Club. The Club functions under the direction of Sister Elizabeth Patricia. Meetings are held on the Hrst and third Mon- days of each month for the Seniors and the second and fourth Mondays for the Juniors. Mary Monroe is President of the Senior group and joan Pappalado is President of the junior group. The French club helps to acquaint students with the various ways and customs of the lfrench people. Movies on the beautiful places of interest in Prance are shown, lfreneh poems are read and games are played to help increase vocabulary and knowledge. Page Vfflllfjl-Nl'l'l ll P. Ziminski, Presidentg E. Kramer, B. Cullen, K. Moore, P. Kramer, Risso, McDuffee, K. Hurting, C. Tubbs. Smlml: B. Glimm, P. Hanley, J. Duggan. An active organization under the guidance of Sister Mary Laurina has been in existence since September. The Silhouettes have contributed many attractive and helpful posters which have graced the halls and bulletin boards of Sacred Heart. The pageant, Madonnas in Art presented by the Silhouettes, was written and produced by ,gf Zia .743 i ea A. Qff .v.' LM , From all times and throughout every age, it has been a natural instinct of man to sing and make music. We cannot imagine civilization with- out song, the radio without its Hit Paradev nor Sacred Heart Academy wthout its Glee Club. Although we have only had our charter since last year, the Glee Club is the only extra-curricular activity that has existed since the foundation of the Academy. And its reputation has already spread throughout our diocese. The good name of this choral group is not just a matter of chance. It is due, no doubt, to the expert direction of Sister Mary Immaculate and the hours of prepara- tion and practice given to singing by Sister and the girls. Sister M. Laurina. The Madonnas were selected throughout the student body, but the choir speak- ing groups were composed of members of the Art Club. This club has been successful in its movement to secure a better love and understanding for God's nature. V. 1-' Q ,S ' f . y . . Gler' Club al -lflrrixlrvixf Elly. Iiirxl Row: S. O'Connor M Gallagher, 4Powtll,! K Pctrano, li. Lynch, M. NI. Phippard C. Skwa , C. Ffano, Dillon, M. Smith, B. Wiiiters B jaihes, ollinn, K. Palmer, B. Rudy, C. Coan, M. Bortlli X 1 .rsl1 SVIIIIH' .XIi'rr1f1i'l'w: XI. Uoiwliuu. AI. Rpm, II. Iluliwo. il. I,.lII11Cl'. Cf. I'.lN.ll1U. NI. fXIt'yt'r, NI. Nlciflrtlly, IS. khkuhowxki, Ii. IICIIHIIIU, M. I'owcII, M. bl. l'I1ipp.1riI. I. Iirrnc, I. I.x'nt'I1. The work of the Cllcc Club is, however, not .ill But, most of the l'CXN'.ll'LI comes with thc fccling practice. The girls rcccivc their rcwnrcls with the of Ll job well tlonc. look of'gr.1titutI-0on-tlicwmnny f.xccs of tliclpiticiits The Office,-5 fm- LMS PM, yctu- WCW. ll. Rytm' .lt Cliristmns time in St. Lloscphs Hospital, I-'nr P,-csidcmz Ct Boyle' viccuprcmicmz K. lmclrtmou Rock.1w.1y or in Bellevue, New York and with A - t Qccrctnryg li. Lynch. trcnsurcrg M. Nelson, ID. thc torrents ot .tpplawac nt thc Spring Rccital. Ilorning, A. lloppcnlinucr, and M. IIog.m, Ill3I'1ll'l.1l1S. Sffllllif Run: I7. Iloriiing. IX. f,I.1ylUIl, NI. f,'IklL'l'.l, XI. I,L'IL'.l. NI. IJLII1.lIIllL'. I.. Ih'rnI1.i1'tIl, M. Iuhrs. XI. Iurf, Ii. Korn, S. XVynI1o.1p, V. Mills, M. I'.lllSIHVI', il. I'rcil.1g. If. liuilcy. Ii. Iiogncr, A. IIoppcnI1.1ut'l'. li. Alix: M. I'owt-II, NI. NIM .irlIn. Ii. CiI.1yx'iIIt', Ci. c5lRC.li.ll1, l.. An7i.ino. 'ffuril Ruiz: NI. I't'st.1, Ii. Ihrry. S. IJClxI.ll'IlIU, IS. Ucluso, -I. Ryyln. NI. Nlcyur, R. Ilopkins, II. I,KlIAI.I, Ii. St-hit-lit-I, Il. xXnxuIIi, Y. ScI1m'itItr. IS. C-.ll.U17,lI'U, .X. Ilurh, A. Muliuuvcr. IW. lmiii-liiiti. I'. LRUIJILIII, NI. Ilogin, Xl. O'NIi:.1r.1, nl. RLIITIIMICIQ. I'. ililllfllhlll, li. Srliimlwur. Ifonrlfl I-inn: K. Xl.1r .xI.1. Ii. blakuhowxki, A. lynsli. I . Si.-Iimnim. I.. l'.lLlgI1I1.Hl. IT. Nlootly. Ii. Igll0I'gL'l', li. Ioonuy, I. St-h.m- tlorf. I . Scott. NI. Kcpplcr. NI. Quixilau, K.C1udu,C. lioylu, Ci, G:'.1I1.xm, I'. XI.1umi:i1, C.. Cioilluwski. iff'-. 6 a., ..t.. 1 .M 5... x 'CEA UJITJ The orchestra has become an important part of the schoolis activities. Throughout the years it has entertained us by performing at every public function, including the Thursday assembly periods. Few realize the hard work and long, continuous practice that is part of being a member of the orchestra. Under the expert direction of Mr. John Queary and with Sister Mary Immaculate as faculty moderator, the orchestra has become an organization of which our school is justly proud. The girls in their crisp white sharkskin uniforms make a lovely appearance at every public occasion. The ofheers of the orchestra include Connie Bednall, president, Bea Eckart, vice-president, Loretta Karcher, secretary, Gail Morton, treasurer and Janet Stolze and Pat Fay, librarians. The orchestra shall be a part of our very last memory of Sacred Heart Academy, playing our alma mater, Ad -Iesum Per Mariam at our final program, our commencement. g p , Q 'falllld' lt' ZH! Tlu' 1'1'ifin1l tIllLI'fl'll1'!' iluriug Il fluff 1i1i'i'lii1,Q: Ron' Our: S. Perez, D. Wiiies, A. Schmidt, M, Herman, M. Tierney, -I. MeAndrews, G. Anger, M. Phippard, M. Patterson, M. Meyer. Run' '1'u'u: B. Rudy, C. Volkomer, P. Stevens. ll. Giganti, li. O'Keefe, lf. Nardi, A. Mahoney, M. Donohue, M. Calferty. Ron' Tlrrw: M. Rcnehan. Run' Iiiillff ll. Pater- noster, A. Stiegele, P. Biss, M. Meehan, H. Molloy, RI. Molloy, C. l.e.1hy, C. U'Connor, R, Melville, C. lirode, Ci. Hanley, M. -Iakubowski, S. McCarty, G. Spinelli. liiiisl Row: l. Daly, M. Cullen, li. Phelan. Sl'l'0!lil Rolf: B. Iickart, lf. Treacy. Tfiirif Razr: li. Murphy, ll. Ungashick, B. xl. Kee ty Among the new clubs formed at the Sacred Heart Academy in the past year is the Dramatic Club, called the Marionettes. With Sister Marie Therese, as moderator and director, the first meet- ing was held on November 10, 1953. From the backstage atmosphere of a basement workroom to its peak in the presentation of The Upper Roomf, this new club made a mark upon the history of Sacred Heart Academy. At the Hrst meeting the following ofhcers were elected: Margaret Meyer, President, Mary Donohue, Vice- Presidentg Gae Anger, Secretary, and Jean McAn- drews, Treasurer. , ,I VSW1 lfirvf Rout T. Trouve, M. Lurz, F. Troecoli, AI. Puls, Smwml IQIIIVI M. A. Hardy, li. O'llonnell, M. McVey, M. If Falvey. Tluril Kun: R. Dunne, P. llay, M. A. Waldeier, A. Rein- hardt. l.. Karcher, I.. Forster. The large attendance at all its meetings and the cooperation of everyone concerned proves that this sort of an organization was one long awaited at the Academy, In the beginning weeks of the club each girl had to perform in some way or another to prove her dramatic ability. After these auditions prepa- rations were made and characters were picked for the school play. Under the protection of Saint Genesius and the guidance of our moderator, we hope to continue spreading enjoyment for years to come! B. Proper, P. Keller, D. Caulield, T. Mahoney, A. Collins, C. Fahey, and M. Wise take part in their dramatic tryrout. Ofirerx: G. Anger, AI. McAndrews, M. Drmoliuc, M. Meyer lpresidentl. Tlu' Clasx RHI Crust n'1m'swlluIiz'cx urv: Smluil-F. Troccoli, M. Donohue, A. Hoppenhauer, P. Hannon, M. Cullen. Sfumling--M. Quinlan, H. McKenna, S. McCarty, M. McI.auglilin, M. Fischer, A. Sullivan, C, Diehm and -loekle. dlftLl:l4.g 619 'Ceieltfd fiifed Anyone banking today? This phrase can be heard throughout the classrooms of Sacred Heart Academy every Tuesday morning. This refers to the banking system which was introduced to the Sacred Heart students to pro- Siulfrd: ll. lfaniularo, K. lletrano. mzfoz jgedi Czvaa At the beginning of each term the students of every class elect a representative, who in turn attends the meetings of the Junior Red Cross, under the guidance of Sister Marie Conception. The girls canvass throughout the school enroll- ing the student body as members of the organiza- tion. They are met with spontaneous contributions and within a short time the girls can be seen wearing their Red Cross buttons on their collars and carrying their membership caros in their wallets. Thus through the active support and coop- eration of the girls, the drive is launched success- fully and each individual girl can well feel proud that she has helped in some special way to aid an organization which has the welfare of America as its chief goal. mote saving for various trips and proms during their high school years. One girl is elected from each class to act as bank representative and she in turn reports to Sister Agnes Micihaela, director of the bank representatives of our school. Slumlifzg, Imfl in Kigfvl, lfirrl' Rout B. Murphy, ll. Iickart, D. W'ines, T. Mahoney. Si'i'ul1J Row: D. Alek, R. llerbison, M. Lenihan, M. Ii. Browne, A. Hinchman, D. Connelly. fs '- f' .5 X i ' 1 Fx. 23 , es+g+ X +G sngggg ms X Q, Q . A X Q, f 1 , J, 'AL' -aliffllll V 5 Timers and scorers ready! Captains ready! Time in on the whistle. Thus another Sacred Heart Academy varsity basketball game is under way. The team, headed by Captain Carol Wittine and co-captain Jeanne Kelly, is composed of the following members: Dolores Basel, Clare Davis, Anita Fleming, Helen Hoeg, Lorraine Klenk, Kathleen Magee, Mary Monroe, .Ioan Poppalardo, Mary Powell and Mary Scudellari and is coached by the very capable Miss Beatrice Bellon. This year of 1954 has been a successful one for the Varsity with four losses and five Wins. Among Sacred Heart's opponents were St. Agnes High School, Dominican Commercial High School, Mary Louis Academy, Our Lady of Mercy Acad- emy and West Hempstead High School. The Varsity also participated in the Knights of Colum- bus basketball tournament held in Brooklyn at the Our Lady of Perpetual Help gym. Winning the first two games against St. Jean the Baptiste KI. Kelly, xl. Scanlan, K. Magee. C. W'ittine and M. Powell in i practice game. and St. Barnabas High Schools. Sacred Heart lost to Aquinas High School and Catherine MacAuley High School. Sacred Heart placed fourth in the tournament. Sister Miriam Dolores and Sister Agnes Rosaire are the faculty moderators of the Varsity. Vurxily ffzllll l'1lIIlfH'IM'AZ C. Nvittine Qiiantainl, Scanlon, L. Klenk, A. lileming, M. Powell, D. Basel. C. Davis, Kelly QPresi dentj, H. Hoeg, M. Monroe. K. Magee and D. Savage Olanagerj. Page vim ty-four Cfm'r'lr'uilul'.v: A. XVagner Lllaptiinb. M. Kaiser, M. Holland. C. Mclntyre, K. Moore, B. Lynch, M. Anara, G. Ifsposito, G. Anger, A. lilsinger, and Iiitsy 4 CMascotb. I X ' lt't C L'4lclc L'.i Let's go, Sacred Heart, let's go! is one of the enthusiastic cheers which the varsity cheerleaders use to spur the basketball team to another basket and another victory. They provide entertainment at the half of each game by performing many varied and unique cheers. T-E-A-M! Fight Team Fight, cheers, cheers, cheers for Sacred Heart Academy Junior Varsity. Our lay Vee was formed not only to play bas- ketball and win games but also to build strong characters and instill particularly in the younger members of the school an undying loyalty to Sacred Heart Academy. During the game, the girls sit at the sidelines in'ectin ' color and s irit b their vresence. Their l 5 P Y I pep and etfervescence has helped the team a great deal. The jay Vee led by its captain Marilyn Hoeg and the cheerleaders by Anne Perenyi have proved themselves capable contenders against all oppon- ents and a credit to the red and gold. The junior Varsity and Cheerleaders are under the direction of Miss Beatrice Bellon coach with Sister Miriam Dolores and Sister Agnes Rosaire as faculty moderators. fa Q I cl I UL' Y., I lily Vrr: A, Percnyi Qiiaptain of Chcerleadersb, M. Iloeg tiiapiain of -lay Vs.-eh, P. Shobill, A. Macca, A. Sylvester, B. johnson, D. Moschetti, l.. Barry, M. Caruso, P. Struble, lf. Looney, D. Signar, D. Mciiann qflheerleaderj, R. Owens. li. Ricca. M. Nelson, S. Probst, D. Clair, M. Carroll, M. Spota. QCCASICDNS mf AzyA!zjAfe,Z M Q Z L L'ICgt C X ' qs., L'l'i.',l 011.5 October is a month set aside by the Church as a time for special veneration of the Mother of God. and to our school, whose motto is Ad Jesum per Mariamf' it had a particular significance during this the Marian Year. Sister Alonzo kindly gave us permission to recite the rosary in the first floor corridor each morning at half-past eight during the month of October. lt was not an uncommon sight to see the students of Sacred Heart rushing to school to kneel on the cold floor of the corridor or on the stairs to be one of the number honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary. The oihcers of the student council led the rosary and the students devoutly answered them. lt was also during this month that the seniors were granted the special privilege of visiting the chapel during their lunch hour. The Rosary devotion lasted about one-quarter of an hour each morning and that Hfteen minutes meant a great deal to the students of Sacred Heart. They looked forward to the beginning of each school day. Fresh flowers were placed daily before the statue of Our Lady and some girls gave up part of their study periods to pray before the Blessed Mother. The month of October truly brought our school closer to God through His Blessed Mother! Page llfllfflll-SF11!'Il ne of the inspiring, beautiful and momen- tous occasions of the year was held on a November Sunday at the Garden City Hotel. lt is a morning for daughter and dad, away from the rest receiving together, being together, Dad so proud of daughter and daughter proud of Daldl W Page n hzety-c' ight fAJe'C- 6iIfL7Af6'C COMMUNICN H IQ IEAKFASN X Qi' S NB 1-X V XX :Wy X1 lxnu, U1 Run . uf . K .1 f nn K K. limru-lkix, XY: Nu 1 i I Inns' ,xml Ur. I-vnu xx ui: guxl ulul X11 Ni.1.ulln Y 11 xx, ,.-xmm'nLu.,l. lx quam H '1x 1 'E' M 'lim-W L . 5 ,Qs 0 X11 Snails, XII. ' , . ' X 1 A?!'p .N . vi Q , I u xllnvlvw, Xl i F Q lim-..1, ix lx , liulix NI: Iwll In lumix .gumfx u ui Xluh! I In v Ixxxl KYIYHITIAVA Him.: .mx lx. .M-1. N d,,,,..,........-v---W Xl Xl.K,nrVzx, X! Il x U,xfn'su, W W. Xl X11 xzllm 411.1 XI H 1 Mx 1.11 x W - P I5 X1l,ummWA H. Ixmlu ,md xl Y N, x' xl vu xv llllln' .nm U' 4 x Ux I lurw Hmrh. S 'x Tk. by K Y' .sw tx -M S1-+1 gf ...K Q' ar M. -I. Phlppnrd, Kelly, I.. Mngcc. And P. Mcluluglllilm. B. -Iakubowski, A. Fleming, P Ifrnssc and il. Ryan. LT JAHJTL' ,, 411161 I. Pnppuhrdo and C. Unis. KN Father Govern and his Westbury Westerners descended once again on S.H.A. The chairman of the dance, Mary Monroe, organized various com- mittees in charge of publicity, tickets, decorating, refreshments, and entertainment all under the direction and supervision of Sister Mary Protase. Due to the tremendous success of last year's sold. It was beginning to look as if perhaps there wouldn't be standing room left. The night arrived, crisp and cool, with a party snirit and an air of exvectanc . As one entered lf l Y the fail decorated Y m the bi' harvest moon, 51 Y by is the main theme, seemed to be beckoning for all to join in the fun and frolic of the evening which square dance we were fortunate again to secure Father Govern, who led it to such overwhelming success the year before. This year every class, from Freshman to Senior was invited to attend, and before a week was up nearly every ticket was lay ahead. Father Govern led the calls and squares amid the twirling and whirling of sets of the Red River Valley and the Virginia Reel to the Bunny Hop, When the night finally drew to an end everyone could well say that the Square Dance was once again a huge success. Page one lzznzclred-one Muxirafz lla! Dullrv, lufl In riglrl: G. Fleming, B. -Iakubowski, D. Quinn, A. Hcrning. If. Brennan, M. xl. Plxippard. 7 ZCIZWL 673 A 6l X .Q ff -,, W in ibm X M .Wi , 'Q 3 M ab fs 5 5 si 2 Q 41 ,M 5 Q X5 X S ' Q., i I K f k fXX,L. ..:L K 5 kyhr Y if iw X 'QA' ' 5 ' Q A Q 54' f -, x Q S K X 4 Q QQ 5, and 932.4 Xi f ome lex ua az are lm fter much worrying, planning, and practicing, the Senior class presented the Christmas play At the Feet of the Madonna. Under the direction of Sister Elizabeth Loretto, the cast and speaking group met every morning at eight o'clock and practiced until school began. Rehearsals were held in every imaginable place, on the bleachers, in the basement, everywhere. Everyone worked toward the success of the play. The play centered around Our Lady, played by Kerin Moore, holding the Light of the World in her arms. Five girls representing women of all ages of all times came to Our Lady with their problems on Christmas Eve and asked Her to comfort them. The first woman is a young Roman mother who is followed in sequence by a martyr, a queen, a pioneer woman, and a modern girl. The cast was chosen from the Senior members of the speech club. They were assisted by a choral speaking group and the Glee Club. Following the play the Seniors presented the traditional Christmas pag- eant. The girls from the Home Economics classes very graciously gave their time for the making of costumes for both productions. Choral Group: Anita Wagner, Marie Cofferty, Patricia McLaughlin, Janet Scanlon, Nuala McCann, Dorothy Savage, Anita Fleming, Ann Schmidt, Kathleen Reilly, Claire Morgan, Eileen Powell, Patricia Snellbaek, Mary Fitvpiitriek. Lorelle Kerrigan, Grace Iiidt, Queen, Kerin Moore, Madonna, Ellen Nardi, Young Mother, Eileen Gallagher, liliva- beth Quinlan, Gertrude Spinelli, Pricilla Ziminski, Caryl Brode, Margaret Kates, Yvonne Self, Sally Connell, justina Hess. Shrllli' Sreirv: W'inifred Flstob, Helen Boyle, and Carol McCormick as Shepherds: Mary Azzara as Mary, Barbara Mctluinness as joseph, Geraldine Esposito, Patricia Seidler and Ann Cavanaugh as Kings: joan Smith, Dorothy McNa- mara, Maureen Patterson, Margaret Koslou, Monica Holland, Martha McLaughlin, Catherine Fox and Eileen Kuehn as Angels, The girls presented the play on Tuesday eve- ning, December twenty-second for parents and friends and on Wednesday, December twenty- third for the student body and faculty. This was the first Christmas program given by the students. Its main purpose was to instill in the hearts of the audience the true meaning of Christmas. Manger Sf'l'lll'l Mary Avzara as Mary: Rosaleen Quinn as Angelg Barbara McGuin- ness as St. joseph. Mum -if Q.. v 8- ff? 4, ,f f S' G 8 xy ml ' 3-SN J' 7' Q 4, nf :'f Nf ' +Q .. 5, X' , ,J lt X 1 K , Q ,X 5 NN K v 4.4, ff'-f 'R fiSQ, xFa n 14, Y Q , , , ,,-.1 33 , 5 : 5? W1 , X, ti if .5 , .-451: .,,.,. 5 D lm - ,,...1, -- T: ,igzu lk A .,.. bw W sm, Y: ,..,. 4 'Y 1- D :V 4 - N mi 7, kt? ' aff nlun f S W wg xx i .6 Q 'Ll s. Q4 If .t. ,X a 3 Wk 5 3 i 'LT Q g+4nf'Q ag' 15 ,lr 1551 J, 445 ? iii V it ig.-Ifg MA t' 9 of Q 3031 5 QE' N f'a+wvm i mi ew 9 uk fi ' f 5f' m fs 5 x e... JJ 6114511695 With the beginning of the fall term of 1953, a new idea was ushered in to the delight of the student body. Our principal, Sister M. Alonzo, permitted us to use the last hour on Thursday afternoons for assemblies. Through this medium, we have been entertained by many well-known personalities as well as our own home-grown talent. All of the assemblies were not enacted merely for amusement but many of them were used for educational purposes. The first assembly, The S. D. S. Campaign was performed by the seniors and it impressed upon the student body the need for modesty in dress. The girls wore formals which complied with the standards of the S.D.S. The dresses demonstrated the fact that though they were modest, they could still be beautiful and unique. At the close of this assembly the entire student body consecrated itself to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The talent for the next assembly was gener- ously supplied by the Speech Club. Members of the club illustrated the art of dramatic interpreta- tion. The skits were enacted without the help of props and helped to sharpen the imagination of the students. For Christmas, the students exerted a special effort to produce the inspiring and deeply moving choral pageant, At the Feet of the Madonna. It was so good and so well acted that it was per- formed for the parents of the students to try to spread a little of the Christmas spirit. This was one of the outstanding assemblies of the year. j. Famularo as the Immaculate Conception in December 7th assembly. I l l M. Phippard, president of G.O, presides at assemblies The models for S.D.S. gowns are: K. Traub, L. Walsh, M. Kates, G. Byrne, B. l,eTendre, N. McCann, M. Dono- hue, N. Cervero and C. Fox. :1- f - .xx swg.,wmm miami 111 .al1w nix. -f il he Nursing Sisters from Mercy Hospital vis- ited us one Thursday afternoon and showed us some very interesting movies describing the aver- age day of a Nursing Sister and the good works she performs. lt also depicted the vigorous train- ing a girl l11tlSI go through that she may be well prepared for her life's work. At another assembly Muriel Zimmerman of the Regina Coeli Art Center, impressed upon the students the important place Christ has in art. She told of the sense conscious Renaissance Art and the true Catholic 3l1'E. Her talk was very informative. The Propagation of the Faith was stressed in the movie shown by liather Hanlon. After the movie, liather talked to the girls and stressed the importance of foreign missions and the dire need of missionaries to spread the Catholic faith. A wonderful pianist, Erman Laszlo, held the girls spellbound when he played many beautiful selections, both classical and popular. He had a singular talent which thrilled his listeners. 1. nt rews and li. Sheppard at a critical moment in liuiit s Uxvlhll livery XVonian Knows. Iirman Lavlo. Concert pianist, entertained us during one assembly, One Thursday, the students received a special treat, an honest to goodness, real live Irish tenor, Christopher Lynch, came to sing for them. He sang a medley of Irish folk songs which the girls thoroughly enjoyed, and he enthralled them with his genial manner and his pleasing voice. To every student, the problem of vocation is a big question, and the juniors tried to help the girls with their St. Joseplfs assembly concerning religious vocations. The season of Lent brings with it the desire to see a passion play, and the Dramatics Club Linder the guidance and supervision of Sister Marie Therese entcted The Upper Room. This was the first public performance of the club and was much appreciated by the students. This play will always be remembered for its simplicity and beautiful dialogue. Another play in a lighter vein was put on by the seniors. This play was an hilarious one act comedy entitled The Ugly Ducltlingn by Milme. This assembly was put on to relieve the tension of midterm exams and was greatly appreciated by the students. These assemblies provided a wide variety of entertainment during the year. They were both educational and amusing and broke up the steady grind of school work. Page mic lzufzdrerl nine Father Wendell meditates for moment before Bencdiction. Page one hundred ten This, the Marian Year, saw the introduction into Sacred Heart Academy of a new tradition. Sister Alonzo arranged for a Priest to come every first Friday and give at an assembly of all the students a short talk followed by Benediction. When the bell rings on a first Friday afternoon calling the students to assembly a genuine silence descends to smother the babbling of high school girls. Giggling ceases because every girl, whether a freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior, realizes Reverend Francis N. Wendell, O.P., conducted one of the series of First Friday Devotions. B. Jakubowski and M. Scott prepare the altar for Benediction. each in her own way, the solemnity, the signifi- cance, the beauty of the moments to come. The audience is attentive, impressed and duly so. The topic for the sermon each month is a study of an entirely different item which is of importance to all Catholic school girls. Each climax of the R DAILY MASS - HGLY CCMMUNION GZlW f50 J ' FRIDAY STATIQNS- SELF-DENIAL The Solemn Blessing is always I1 profound moment for all. speech for the month finds the students with new and broader outlooks on life and renewed courage to follow the path of tribulations which will lead to glory in God, Our Savior. During the Benediction we realize each time a closer union with Christ and His Mother. As we unite in the Benediction hymns the fervor of all the students is in evidence. The Divine Praise is echoed in the hearts of all. This monthly devotion has proven itself to be truly inspiring and of great spiritual benefit for it is a time when faculty and students alike come together in a completely different union, the union of Christian women before their God. B. -Iakubowski snuffs out the candles. P. Ziminski, M. Smith, A. Keppel at the pianos. B. Buerger, P. Johnston, C. Stewart, and G. Spinelli pause a moment after the introduction. 0 X 0 C JTUII7 11.11411 Page one hundred twelve One of the most joyous links in our long memory chain is the fond remem- brance of our spring musical. Without a doubt it is the brightest and most long awaited of all occasions. It has grown along with the school and has graduated from a tiny hall to a gracious auditorium. It seems as though more effort is put to work in making this the most outstanding presentation of the year, probably because it is spring, and we are all filled with a new energy and fresh ideas. The air is tense with excitement as we run through our numbers. As the curtain rose on the long awaited night this year the Glee Club burst into song with the Star Spangled Banner, which is the traditional opening of the musical. Then the president welcomed the audience on behalf of the entire music department. The Glee Club opened the program this year with the school song, Ad Jesum per Mariamf' The song is dedicated to the Sacred Heart through the Blessed Mother. lt is also the motto of our school. This was a fitting opening, for the musical was dedicated this time to the Blessed Mother in this her Marian Year. J. Brindisi, P. Struble, P. Mack, H. Spinelli, A. Simpson, M. Nelson do a triple duet number. J. Brindisi, H. Spinelli, P. Mack and M. Nelson enjoy taking a bow! Page one hundred thirteen -agp-qn,.e ff ,da sf 'Niels 353253 E c I ildiliitii sham SQ74K! iigiiiw wf-his QV? X gi iii? if E! if .cfs A M 3-i 3 N sr 3' Sister Mary Immaculate conducts the Grand Finale for the Glee Club. The Audience was filled with overflowing enthusiasm for its success. There was unfolded before them the complex beauty and delicacy of fine overtures and preludcs. The keys danced under the direction of talented fingers as the hall was filled with rich and beautiful melodic tones of various rhythms. The most brilliant jewels of the evening were the solo voice pieces which brought the night to its climax. The Glee Club then sang Let All My Life Be Musicf' which was by far the most brilliant number of the evening, and a selection of light songs. The musical was brought to a close with the Glee Club singing the Hail Mary which was a fitting ending for a musical dedicated to the Blessed Mother. Everyone is, of course, most grateful to Sister Mary Immaculate for the time and energy she has put into making this night a great success. Page one h,1mdreflfozn'teen 672493 H' 'Q mwfx f P-'75 3 M ,Q-eff J! R 'Ulf hcwmi ' Auf' I Miz P 3172? 5 L.. 1 L. awe 1 r :L Q an x xx Rm' gk Q XM WX may 0 ii - 5 'X 'M 'Nilsen 'KW L- VL., ' ,. 4:51. .f '- :fx .1 L K I ' - 'NL .. ' x. .5 :si , s'.1S AL, ..,.L. Nev ,- Q, L 9. qi, 4,52 I 55 3' in Q- 53' ?'Tf'A':':g3f ' e--1 x A 'Wax-E 1. 55 9 1 Q. L 'V . L L f 1 Q.-bw L 'M ff 'L..X 1 f' , KL L, 1 t TKMK lx its f .BV - fix L 7 X f- ,L lmw lixiygifk ag Sw wa 5 . : iv- 5 Q X ,X 0' 1 L S L, LL L . M - Q X at L 4 X J? s . ' K-1 K 5 ds S Q x S 1 L LR Q S S, L ? if i L ' Q 5 L is S is .LL 5 A L- S I N5 dw gif A L QM L- :L ., .Liifvwffa - A-,L WL .L ji 2 ,L - 2 N --.. SQSQQX-is is ff 5'-fx ,mn MN WWWRRXXWQ Q 51 Tulzff' Zl, Imf! In rigfnl: Anita Fleming, Joan Famularo, Mary Keyes, M. Phippard, P. McLaughlin, Mrs, Phippard, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Keyes, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Famularo. XHMAM- an Am ,M-M-fy Mrs. Wechtel, Rev. Andrew L. Doran, Mrs. Simons, M. Simons, and Mary Flood during F1lIllC!'lS talk. Page one hzuzclred sixteen CGMMUNIQN I3 RE A KFASM MU is for the million things she gave me, a line familiar to all of us, this is an expressive dedication to the most serene, beautful and understanding woman we know, our mother. Side by side we kneel in the solemnity of Godls presence, mother and I. We hear Mass in perfect silence, listen attentively to the visiting priest, and thank Almighty God for the woman beside us for making this special event possible. Then we have the hurrying and scurrying of the girls, the quick introductions, and the short ride which resembles a slow parade making its way to our destination, the hotel where we have breakfast. For an extra attraction we enjoy the talents rendered by members of the music department. You then hear clapping and glancing toward the main table, your eyes fall upon a distinguished looking man wearing a Roman collar. He is first introduced and then gives to his attentive audience the most inspiring talk one would wish to hear. More coffee is served, but as usual, all good things must come to an end. Another year, another Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast has reached its Climax. ef ,yr S: .nf ix... .K A S Sm Q ,X . K Q A i Q? M. Lynch, ili. McConville, S. Perez and S. O'Neil. At tlie U.1is are, riglit to left: Margaret Meyer, Mrs. Meyer, Ann Ciu.iii.igh, Mrs. C.iv.in.igli, M.iry Hood, Mrs. Flood, Mary Simons and Mrs. Simons. Caryl Brode stops to talk with Sister Frances Antonin .is she visits with Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs, Soutliwiek, Mrs. McAndrews, Mrs. Sheppard, A. Koenig, Mrs. Koenig. Mrs. McCormick, M. McCormick, P. Kennedy, xl. McAndrcws, 15. Soutliwick and B. Sheppard. 1,11 ga' nm' iIlH1fli'l'lI S'r'1W'l1l1 I 2 'llme inmpremive seene nn the west Lxwn nf Saered Hurt SCl11il1.lfy .xx the entire student body pays IIUIULIQQU un Our l,.1dy. x -'Wm' 'Q ' 1 ' -K -wr x . Y 'alan . 1 HF 'E nv 4 W A X A wx , Q Q ,Lev WVVv W T i ,, , ,, f fx. 4 H ' -,ga e . '- e . M '-F - ' e L W L .- 4.,,g,m e . Q4 n 1- e n , N 'si X , g ,he ' . N Q- in .. ., VH..-, ' , 'g ' 1 ' if . R ' : . X M , ' Reverend Fatlmer Gillick fnllows the M.1y Queen. C. W'iLtine, and her ,xttendnntsfj Seaman, B. CQQIIJIIZIIQIYO, Pm. hlnkulmvvski, V. Bendin. li. lynch, .md CL. FitIgerald-.lccoxnpnnied by the Seminnry's First Commun- ie.1nls in the procession to the May Altar. v fini' . Q- Mew . t i.....llL'4,'lI 1.4 ,- 'CUIVIICJ A he Croxvning of Qui' Blessed lady on May Day is one of the most beautiful and solemn occasions at the Saeretl Heart Academy. On the elay, the entire student body, letl by the May Queen and her attendants, assemble to pay honor publicly to Mary, Queen of Peace and to ask her intercession before the throne of God for Peace in a troubled world. Father Ciilliek always gives a very inspiring talk on the powers of the Queen of lleaven to obtain for us the grace to enjoy eternal happiness with her Divine Son. The ceremonies are closed with Benetlietion of the lilesserl Sacrament at the beautiful altar bedeeketl with flowers. 'F t Q sf U' ,Qs H ig fyrjttiiws' 'S-'s ,Qi 1' , i 43g,'5s Q F . C !'Icl4lllzl!le'll Page one hundred twenty Of all the events to look forward to, to be proud of, to remember when high school is over, the most momentous is Graduation. After twelve years of schooling, the seniors have well deserved the long awaited privilege of receiving diplomas and the ceremony is the most planned one of the year, recalling years of study and learning, of laughter and sorrow, of growth mentally, physically and spiritually. With the first strains of the Graduation March, each girl realizes finally that the big day has arrived and with each slow step down the so familiar aisle comes the realization that soon the days at Sacred Heart Academy will be a memory, sweet and happy, of long and deep friendships. Mounting the steps to the stage seems to parody the four slow steps taken each year, in the gradual ascent in catholiciry and personality. Looking down from the stage each girl sees the faces of those to whom she owes the l110St. Gratitude swells the heart and fills the eyes, for without Mother and Dad, so loving, without the Sisters so tireless and unselfish, there would have been no days at S.H.A. and no graduation. Page one hundred twenty-one SENICR DIRECTGRY Ames, Doris 86-10 253 St., Bellerose Azzara, Mary 176 Tulip Ave., Floral Park Boyle, Helen 157 Cherry St., Floral Park Brode, Caryl 66 Buckingham Rd., West Hempstead Byrne, Ellen 62 Verbena Ave., Floral Park Cafferty, Marie 584 Willow Ave., Cedarhurst Cantwell, Margaret 19 Evergreen Ave., Oceanside Carroll, Lillian 529 Colonade Rd., West Hempstead Cavanagh, Ann 125 Kenneth Ave., Baldwin Cervero, Norma 62 Rosegold St., Franklin Square Chirdo, Grace 21-1525 Ave., Astoria 6 Connell, Mary 21 Avalon Rd., Hewlett Cullen, Barbara 38 Cedar Ave., Rockville Centre Deleso, Elizabeth 130-62 227 St., Laurelton Donohue, Mary 66 Cedar Rd., Malverne Eidt, Grace 32-12 85 St., Jackson Heights Elstob, Winifred 225 Cedar St., Hempstead Esposito, Geraldine 90-20 Winchester Blvd., Queens Village Famularo, Joan 607 Irene St., Hempstead Fasano, Claudette 254 Fairlawn Ave., West Hempstead Fitzpatrick, Mary 155 Euston Rd., Garden City Fleming, Anita ' 1174 Webber Ave., Hempstead Flynn, Mary Ann 40 Virginia Ave., Hempstead Page one hundred twenty-two Fox, Catherine 38 Harvard Rd., So. Garden City Frasse, Patricia 605 So. 11 St., New Hyde Park Gallagher, Eileen 59 First St., Garden City Gould, Patricia 152 Oak St., Floral Park Hess, Justina 113-09 202 St., Hollis Holland, Monica 98 Dover Parkway, Stewart Manor Jakubowski, Barbara 10 Garden St., Garden City Kates, Margaret 94-74 219 St., Queens Village Kelly, Jeanne 141 Willow Ave., Hempstead Kennedy, Celine 1939 Stewart Ave., New Hyde Park Kerrigan, Lorelle 177 Campbell Ave., Williston Park Keyes, Mary 7 Fairview Ave., Baldwin Koslow, Margaret 82 Floral Parkway, Floral Park Kuehn, Eileen 111 Beech St., Floral Park Lambert, Claire 216 Nassau Blvd., Garden City Lang, June 261 E. Seaman Ave., Freeport Le Tendre, Barbara 114 Booth St., Hempstead Ludes, Dawn 50 So. Corona Ave., Valley Stream Lynch, Elizabeth 25 Nugent St., New Hyde Park Magee, Kathleen 76 Thorne Ave., Hempstead Mahony, Anne 87 Adams St., Garden City Meyer, Margaret 39 Atlas Ave., Malverne McCarthy, Mary 48 Gratten St., New Hyde Park McCormick, Carol 10 Revere Dr., West Floral Park McGann, Nuala 7 Willington Rd., Garden City McGuinness, Barbara 19 Orchid St., Floral Park McLaughlin, Martha 66 Beverly Ave., Floral Park McLaughlin, Patricia 523 Willow St., Hempstead McNamara, Dorothy 125 Woodside Ave., Baldwin Monroe, Mary 266 Willowood Dr., Wantagh Moore, Kerin 134 Newmarket Rd., Garden City Morgan, Claire 14 Madison Ave., Baldwin Nardi, Ellen 18 Cameo Lane, Westbury O'Donnell, Margaret 63-174 Alderton St., Rego Park Palmer, Janice 88 Madison Ave., Franklin Square Patterson, Maureen 5 Ivy Ct., Baldwin Petrano, Kathleen 26 Burr Ave., Hempstead Phippard, Mary Jean 61 Norwood Ave., Malverne Powell, Eileen 603 Clare Rd., Uniondale Powell, Mary 123 Front St., Hempstead Quinlan, Elizabeth 21 Park Place, Hempstead Quinlan, Ellen 21 Park Place, Hempstead Quinn, Rosaleen 14 Green St., Floral Park Reilly, Kathleen 74 Chelsea Rd., Garden City Renehan, Kathleen 16 Wellington Rd., Elmont Reynolds, Carol 97 Rose Ave., Floral Park Rossi, Maureen 1447 Dartmouth St., Baldwin Rowe, Amelia 19 Jericho Tpke., Mineola Ryan, Ann 776 Blackstone Ave., East Meadow Ryan, Jane . 112 Kingston Ave., Floral Park Savage, Dorothy 34 Wildflower Lane, Wantagh Scanlan, Janet 118 Manor Ave., Hempstead Schmidt, Ann 18 Hedge Lane, Westbury Scudellari, Mary 30 Sammis Pl., Hempstead Seidler, Patricia 36 Ontario Rd., Bellerose Self, Yvonne 141 No. sth St., New Hyde Park Senecal, Justine 1115 Webber Ave., So. Hempstead Sienold, Sylvia 18 Lincoln Ave., Baldwin Smith, Joan 153 Violet Ave., Floral Park Smith, Marcella 249-13 87 Dr., Bellerose Snellback, Patricia 122 Broadway, West Hempstead Spinelli, Gertrude 90 Kernochan Ave., Hempstead Traub, Katherine 105 Magnolia Ave., Floral Park Vitale, Theresa 1 Barth Dr., Baldwin Wagner, Anita 62 Surrey Lane, Hempstead Walsh, Loretta 120 Gladys Ave., Hempstead Wechtel, Mary Ann 726 Central Ave., Woodmere Wenner, Elene 420 Maren St., West Hempstead Wittine, Carol 443 Adams Ave., West Hempstead Ziminski, Priscilla 434 Elm St., West Hempstead Page one hundred twenty three Page SENICDR FAMILY PAGE Mr. and Mrs. William Ames and Doris Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Azzara Anne, Mary, joan, Thomas, Louisa and Charles, jr. Dr. R. P. Boyle Raymond, Peter, jeannette and Helen Ann Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Brode Caryl and Ralph Mrs. Gerald M. Byrne Mildred, Peggy, Geraldine, Catherine and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. john F. Cafferty Marie, Terrence L. and Cordelia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cantwell Margaret, Richard and Francis Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cavanagh Robert F., U. S. N. and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cerero Francine and Norma Mr. and Mrs. john Connell Sally and Grace Mr. and Mrs. Harry j. Cullen joanne, Patricia and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Deleso Michael, Ronald, Stephen, Betty Lou, Barbara Ann and Richard Mr. and Mrs. Christian H. Eidt Della, Grace, Laureen and Christian H., jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Elstob Andrew, Christine, Margaret, Winifred and Vincent Mrs. Linda Esposito Camille, Yvonne and Geraldine Mr. Thomas Famularo and joan Mr. and Mrs. Basil j. Fasano Claudette and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Fitzpatrick Mary and Sheila one hundred twenty-four Mr. and Mrs. Gregory j. Fleming jerry and Anita Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frasse Patricia and Edward Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Gallagher john Murey, Eileen, Michael, Maureen, Marline, joan, Nannette and Regina Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Gould, jr. Patricia, H. Edwin, Clare and Rita Mr. and Mrs. joseph Hess justina and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Holland Maud and Monica Mrs. Frank j. jakubowski Barbara and jan Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Kates Everett, Ethel, jim, Frank and Margie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerrigan Lorelle, Kathleen, Maureen, Eileen and john L. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Keyes, jr Frances, Thomas, john, Mary, Gertrude and Grandma Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kuehn Eileen and Howard, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Lambert Claire, Diane, Grace and Peter, jr. Mrs. Ernest j. Lang Ernest, Marilyn and june Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Lavell Linda, Robert, jr., and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. LeTendre and Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Francis j. Ludes Bernard, Dawn-Marie, Richard and john Mr. and Mrs. james Lynch Elizabeth and Thomas Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Magee Terrence, jack, Gene, joseph, Robert, William, Margaret, Helen, Theresa, Marion and Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. james P. Mahony Anne, jim, jr., and Terrence Mr. and Mrs. john P. McCormick and Carol Mr. and Mrs. john A. C. McGann Marie, Nuala, Dana, Ellenor, john, Valeria and Maura Keven Mr. and Mrs. William McGuinness Barbara, Patricia, Marielena and William Mr. and Mrs. H. McLaughlin Martha and Harry Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McLaughlin Patricia, Edward and Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Meyer Edward, Margaret and Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd I. Monroe james, Mary Margaret, joseph and Lorena Anne Mrs. Harold F. Moore Kerin and judy Mr. and Mrs. E. Mulligan Mary Pat and Celine Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. U. Nardi Ellen, Carreen and Robert Mr. and Mrs. john O'Donnell john, Betty, Frances and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Patterson Kenneth, janet, Arthur, jr., Maureen and Brian Mrs. Carmine Petrano and Kathleen Mrs. john L. Phippard john, Catherine, Marjorie, Edward, Alice and Mary jean Mrs. Robert Powell Kathleen, Eileen, Barbara and Robert, jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Quinn Maureen, Grace, Eileen, Kathleen and Rosaleen Mr. and Mrs. john A. Reilly john, jr., Edward, Arthur, Helene and Kathleen Mr. and Mrs. Michael j. Renehan Mother Marie Stephen, R. S. H. M Mother Marie johanna, R. S. H. M Robert, Kathleen, Mary Anne, Ruth and james Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reynolds Arthur, Carol, Charles and john Mr. and Mrs. L. Rossi Maureen, Dorothy, john, Walter and joseph Mr. and Mrs. james L. Rowe, jr. Amelia, james, Robert, john, George and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ryan jacqueline, Patricia, Maureen, jane, Barbara, Kathleen and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scanlan judy, janet and David Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Schmidt Ann, Evelyn, Dorothy, Mary and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seidler Charles and Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Carl Self Yvonne and Linda Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith joan and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. Smith Betty jane, Marcella, Regina, Barbara Ann and Mary Therese Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Vitale Theresa and Phyllis Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Wagner and Anita Mr. and Mrs. Edward Walsh Elizabeth, Edward, Rosemary, Richard, joan, Eileen and Loretta Dr. and Mrs. Karl N. Wechtel Mimi and judy Mr. and Mrs. E. Wenner and Elene Mr. and Mrs. Ziminski Richard and Priscilla Page one hundred twenty fwe SPECIAL BENEFACTCDRS AND FRIENDS A Frlend Compliments of Friends Hempstead Council I24l, K. of C. Rev. A. H. Gillilz, Chaplain-J. G. Verbeeclz, G.K ASP Food Stores Academy of Saint Joseph, Brentwood Academy Uniform Company Baldwin Wamco Supply Co. Inc. Philip A. Borelli Martin A. Carroll, Inc. Chaminade High School, Mineola Co-Ed Outfitters Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. James A. Flynn Henry F. Gillen Helm Electric Corp., Valley Stream Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hess Frank Keppeler Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Koslow J. A. livolsi Mansfield lron Works. Brooklyn Page one hundred twenty-six ,six-- ., V 5f5K'2i 7-. -f -5, 255' . 'iw A A fm . 7 'Y bc, k. 4, ' , 5 31' Qffglfi X sf Q K es? C P . ' 1 Q-fki.,:'. E 4- : .f l W ff - -5 ' bi f Wir-3' . , . 155.535 A . 'I Q M iiffif-?7'r 11 5 H. l N551 I K all V l f if A e .MII flu F2 . ig N my f ' wsu if 91.53. 1 - ,' s 55.1, , YC' iw 1 34,-'Z . 1 gl wir 2 .k wi-Q ' 534' E 334: ' H A,XL , I M, ...,f, . .f -. -. gli, 1 'mu , '91, 'J' . . Qfsff, 1 ,' W- . FY- ' if Q? l N K Killa if 1 , , E 1 H f it .sf f-ff sr- M ' Q V 4 v - ' 1 ' ' ' , . 1 ' H ., -fm, V1-1. , Lf 1, as X it J A1 .V A gt eq., 1 X w 3 4 uv 3 ,av Q A , ' Ti' fl' 'f. f-T-1 ' , - i 1. . .f f-' ' W - +I. A - ' , - K, W ' ., A ,- P - -V - -f W 4, , .s a lm, ,. rf - ' . so , 5,,,y..Q..4 l,v,lg1imf.::4x-' W - -, 1 , , ,, 4333, ,Y F. -nf a 2,..'.g-3: ang:2f.5::e-,vga--Q1, V ,Z-of. A-5 mx-,,.,', ,: it -Q . . A , . . v an - ,A ,A 64 ,17 X -F A f -e . X- ' f - le... .. www +wl,r3f..5Q W '1' fm xii. .- .A-:Ru M, 1 ' it -1 ,1 4 , e - A r ,Q K .:i, l:,2,A,JAg3'!,x. FV 'iw if McGuinness: Family , . V . N 'Neumann Famllyi I 1 and,Mrs..John O'DonneIl Parents of cum of less of S.H,A. Pavrlzi Row Roofing, Lawrence 1 4 Mr. and Mrs. John' l.. Quinlan C , .ll Mr.l and Mrs. John'A. Reilly 'Min and Mrs.'Edward L. Rombach , L - , n Mr. and Mrs. James V. Ryan ' Sacred Heart ,Academy Sacred Heart Parent-Teacher Association ' X l Sacred 'Heart Seminary ' Saint Jahn's 'University r ' isaint Joseph? College Saint Joseph's Hospital, Far Roclzawayr M Scott and Harold x Mr. and Mrs. l5. Scudellari 'The Mary louis Academy. Jamaica The Meadow Brook National Bank The White Studio. Inc. John D. Walsh Page one hundred twenty-noon 1 ' if V ici' J ,Q 'gt iff . gf iififir' Qjxfi ilk l 'QW ff' , ff 3-A lf? , , W 5-ffif I2 Tina 3 .L . v, -cf.: fl 1 Mg- L, if'-iq 321: Q .u4:. 5:11 i Qc 1 k , l'2'5': -avi ' S ,Snag 1 , !':?'3,f f 5 12391 M L F .1311 52 lx '5 f I . 5-7 Fx' ing, .gf 'Fi--W 2.-5 Ib' A fy, 'itil QSM' f Yi- ,gzctug ag ' Iri r N Eco? 4, , Agia gif,- A . N ml Wi ,ag ,.Y,e, 1 A . QQ ' 'i ' ' Q23 . qr..:' ' .-,.. Q fill ' 5:4 ai-2 ff - V531 T ' F- I .574 T3 , 'SAI' ,. Y W ,, A ,Ang ' lf:- slim- 25. EQ iiifiv' . W, T 'K fi jf. , 'W .gif ref af 4 , ,V 1 5 lf '4 11X f , E urea., ' . 52 Eigg X, 'fri' I ,Al I -L , :- Q, I., A? .gin .is . MFT' xg zgi 'ff , 55,5 ,Nr A 4. 5 ff1?'gg fx - 'iw 315' sw , Y? 4 5277?- ,wrf 'f- mx QW ' .532 , fig ' 'Rh' .li 1 ' A BUSINESS PATRGN S Compliments of ANEMOSTAT CORPORATION OF AMERICA Be interested in the future-You'll spend the rest of your life there. Godls Blessings on the Class of 'S4. BORDEN COMPANY Compliments of SIMON BAWMANN 266 Front Street Hempstead, L. I. Congratulations to MARIE CAFFERTY From Uncle Ted Compliments of CHAPEL NO. 2 Mitchell Air Force Base Compliments of FRED CINCOTTI Congratulations to The Graduates from the Dramatic Club, TH E MARION ETTES Compliments of IOHN P. DREWES Compliments of PATRICIA FLOOD Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of GOLDFARB FLOWER SHOPS Ameriea's Largest Florist William C. Farina, Vice-President Compliments of I. A. 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Stillwell 4-2014-S Levittown PETER PAN BAKE SHOP Levittown, N. Y. Lynbrook LORONRT CLEANERS Shirt Launderers 3 Hour Drive in Service 581 Merrick Rd., Lynbrook LYNBROOK BOARD OF TRADE LYNBROOK FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION S0 Broadway, Lynbrook, N. Y. LY. 3-7700 QUEENS WHOLESALE FLORIST INC. Cut Flowers and Evergreens 201-203 Merrick Road Lynbrook, N. Y. North Merrick SACRED HEART CHURCH 710 Merrick Ave. North Merrick, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-one Mineola Compliments of K. KENNY Electoral Contractor Mineola, L. I. New York I. I. BOLL Customs House Brokers Federal Building N. Y. International Airport A. W. DEAN CO. Insurance 107 William St., New York 38, N. Y. Hanover 2-6465-6-7 IOHN F. FALVEY Consultant - Public Utilities 25 Broad St., New York 4 HAnover 2-S180 RICHARD T. HUTCHINSON CO., INC. Agent for all Steamsbips and Airlines S15 Madison Avenue, N. Y. Phone PLaza 3-6323 86 24 ' IOHN F. McCARTHY Insurance 110 John Street New York 38, N. Y. PAX et BONUM Unique Gift Studio I5 E. 54th St. New York 22, N. Y. L. ROSSI Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 1298 2nd Ave. New York City S SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENT 866-868 Avenue of the Americas New York 1, N. Y. MUrray Hill 4-7220 WILLIAM H. SADLIER, INC. Publishers of Textbooks 11 Park Place' New York 7, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-two ZOCK, SHIELDS Cr CO. Stock Brokers 14 Wall St., New York S, N. Y. Rector 2-6300 Oceanside FRANK FUCHS Meats - Poultry - Provisions 688 Merrick Road Oceanside, N. Y. Rockville Centre BANK OF ROCKVILLE CENTRE TRUST CO Rockville Centre, N. Y. GULOTTY'S RESTAURANT 316 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. Tel. RO. 6-1260 THE NASSAU COUNTY NATIONAL BANKS OF ROCKVILLE, N. Y. Roosevelt, N. Y. Uniondale, N. Y. Uniondale Compliments of THE ROBERT W. POWELL COUNCIL NO. 3488 KNICHTS OF COLUMBUS Uniondale, N. Y. Valley Stream CHARLES E. GOODWIN General Insurance 174 E. Argyle St., Valley Stream, L. I. VA. 5-5967 Westbury THOMAS I. LONG INC. Plastic Fabricators Carle Place, L. I. WEstbury 7-4240 Nassau - Suffolk ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, INC. 473 Old Country Rd., Westbury, N. Y. WEstbury 7-2844 Williston Park WEIGAND BROS. Funeral Homes Baldwin - Williston Park West Hempstead ASSOCIATED FOOD STORES 344 Hempstead Ave., Malverne 558 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead Compliments of RICHARD W. BARNES FUNERAL HOME 291 Hempstead Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. BECKER BROTHERS FUEL AND OIL CO. 367 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE 2-1044 Compliments of BOHACK Long Island's Own Food Markets HEMPSTEAD SEED CO., INC. 154 Hempstead Avenue West Hempstead, N. Y. THE PILCRIM LAUNDRY, INC. 1102 Prospect Ave., Brooklyn 18, N. Y. SOutl1 8-4567 336 Woodfield Rd., West Hempstead, N. Y. Hempstead 2-4600 FRANK E. WRIGHT 5' SONS The Right Place To Buy or Sell Realtors - Insurers - est. 1919 56 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead, N. Y Wyandanch C. Y. O. DAY CAMP Wyandanch, N. Y. Girls and Boys 6 to 14 Call Garden City 7-4848 Page one hundred thirty-three BUSINESS SPONSOR Albertson, N. Y. ASSOCIATED FOOD STORE 1062 Willis Avenue Albertson, N. Y. Baldwin, N. Y. ALICE LOCKE DRESS SHOPPE Lingerie - Hosiery - Gifts 200 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. ARLENE FRANCES CANDIES 2161 Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Fresh Home Made Candies BALDWIN FOOD MARKET Fancy Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries 72 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin Phone Baldwin 5-5051 BALDWIN WINE 86 LIQUOR STORE 71 South Grand Avenue, Baldwin Phone Baldwin 3-2917 N. Rosenfeld, Prop. BEATO FUEL 8L APPLIANCE CORP. 50 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Phone Baldwin 3-2951 IN BALDWIN IT'S CARROLL,S For Prescriptions Baldwin 3-2964 Grand and Seamen Avenues, Baldwin JACK CURRAN Everything in Music 59A No. Grand Ave., Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-5584 For Sea Foods It's DAN'S 76 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin To Eat Or Take Out DUERK BROTHERS Men's Wear 40 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-four FAMULARO BROTHERS Auto Repairs and Ignition Grand Avenue Corner of Smith Street Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-9574 S. FAMULARO Choice Fruits and Vegetables Groceries and Frozen Foods 99 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. FUN 'n FROLIC, INC. 183 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-2098 Compliments of GARY-NAN'S CABIN Famous For Chicken Baldwin, N. Y. HARRY P. HART ASSOCIATES Publicity - Public Relation Advertising Baldwin, N. Y. JACKIE SHOPS 68 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Sportswear and Accessories L. 81 L. STATIONERY Sc TOY STORE 246 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-10359 Louise and Leo Michnoff Compliments of LOFT ESTATES Realty and Insurance 258 Merrick Rd., Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-2551 MARX BAKE SHOP Swedish Baking Specialty 329 North Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-4610 NASSAU CAMERA - FILM DEVELOPING Cameras Bought - Sold - Exchange 218 North Grand Avenue Opposite North Baldwin P. O. Baldwin 3-2799 NASSAU CHEMISTS South Grand 8C Corner Merrick Rd. Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-0649 - 3404 Open all Day Sunday AGNES PARKARD BEAUTY SALON INC. Specializing in Coloring - Shaping - Permanent Waving 214 North Grand Avenue, Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-5 5 8 8 THE PINK CANARY Baldwin, L. I. Homemade Ice Cream Our Pleasure Is Pleasing You,' ROBERT HAIR STYLIST Formerly of Best 85 Co., sth Ave., N. Y. Air Conditioned 72 E. Merrick Rd., Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-4767 SCHONIG AND COMPANY, INC. Guildcraft Opticians 98 South Grand Avenue Baldwin, N. Y. STRATFORD SERVICENTER North Grand Avenue 8C Stratford Road Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-9712 SUGAR BOWL-RODGERS 6 Lakeside Drive Baldwin, L. I. Stationery - School Supplies E. B. Usher Company Advertising Specialities - Calendars 26 St. Luke's Pl. Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-3656 J. A. Weiss Shell Service Station General Auto Repairing Seaman Ave., and St. Luke's Pl. Compliments of WHITEHEAD,S HARDWARE STORE Baldwin, N. Y. WINDS Ladies' Apparel and Cbildren's Wear 78 Merrick Rd., Baldwin, N. Y. Baldwin 3-1336 North Bellmore, N. Y. SCHUST AUTO SERVICE John Schust, Prop. Newbridge and Jerusalem Roads North Bellmore, N. Y. Bellerose, N. Y. BELLEROSE PHARMACY john G. Welsch, Ph.G. - james A. Drapper Jamacia Ave., Corner 247 St., Bellerose Phone Fi. 7-3886 GULF-WAY SERVICE Jericho Turnpike Bellerose, N. Y. PACKARD BELLROSE 250-66 Jericho Turnpike Bellerose, N. Y. FI 7-1700 - FL 4-1509 T. H. WOODRUFF 8L SONS, INC. i 250-02 Jamaica Ave. Bellerose, N. Y. Garden and Lawn Seeds Bethpage, N. Y. HENERY SCHAAF LUMBER CO. Seaman Avenue Bethpage, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Compliments of ATLANTIC PORK 86 PROVISIONS, INC 2775 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. BRUNO PAINT SUPPLIES 737 Nostrand Ave. Brooklyn 16, N. Y. HY. 3 -61 5 5 F. 86 P. CHEMICAL CORP. Soaps and Cleaners 269 Barley St., Brooklyn 7, N. Y. LA. 8-7172 Page one hundred thirty-five REX COCKTAIL LOUNGE 216 Greene Avenue Brooklyn, N. Y. East Rockaway, N. Y. Compliments of CONCERT HALL MUSIC STAGE FIVE RESTAURANT 8: TAVERN 144 Main Street Opp. N. B. C. Television Studio 1318 Ave. M. Brooklyn, N. Y. Cedarhurst, N. Y. ARTHUR COPELAND Cleaners and Dyers 140 Grove Ave. Cedarhurst, N. Y. DALSIMAR INC. Florist - Nurseryman Cedarhurst, N. Y. East Rockway, N. Y. East Williston, N. Y. THE PHYSICIANS LABORATORIES 101 Hillside Ave. East Williston, N. Y. Ga. 3-2670 Elmont, N. Y. ARCARO 85 DAN'S INC. 335 Hempstead Turnpike LAWRENCE - CEDARHURST El t N Y FEDERAL SAVINGS Sc LOAN ASSOCIATION Rmfm, 1, rd. 125 Cedarhurst Ave., Cedarhurst dang an H mg CE. 9-4400 RENSEY CLINICAL LABORATORIES Ambulance and Oxygen Service A. A. Schneider - L. J. Schneider CEdarhurst 9-0004 - VA. S-0005 Repairs, Tires, Tubes MCLINSKY 36 MCNICOLL GARAGE 470 Central Ave. Cedarhurst, L. I., N. Y. FIVE TOWNS ROOFING CO. 461 Fifth Ave. Cedarhurst, L. I. CE. 9-4560 - HE 1-4638 East Meadow, N. Y. MEADOW SERVICE STATION Front St., 85 Merrick Ave. East Meadow, L. I. HE 2-9075 Compliments of THE ORCHARD Newbridge Road, East Meadow Sunset S-9767 SALISBURY DECORATORS 2033 Hempstead Turnpike East Meadow, N. Y. HE. 7-3131 Page one hundred thirty-six C. Y. O. BOWLING TEAM OF ST. BONIFACE R. J. Burton, captain MICHAEL'S PHARMACY M. Ingrassio, Ph.G. 120 Hempstead Turnpike, Elmont PR. S-2063 TURNER'S SERVICE STATION Hempstead Turnpike Sl Covert Avenue Elmont, N. Y. FLoral Park 4-9761 Compliments of J. Edward Lynch, Pres. of THE NATIONAL BANK OF FAR ROCKAWAY Far Rockaway, N. Y. M.D. SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. 1916 Brookhaven Ave. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Floral Park, N. Y. Compliments of ALLOCCO BROS. Plumbing and Heating, FL. 4-2324 THE BEAUTY BAR S 7 Covert Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. Margaret Fahy J. E. BEST Industrial Equipment Supplies and Hardware for Industry 147 Jericho Turnpike, FL. 4-0529 ROLAND E. BURGESS General Insurance 22 Pine Avenue FL. 2-9848 COLONIAL GALLERIES, INC. 139 Tulip Avenue, Floral Park FL. 4-4455 Furniture - Draperies - Upholstering - Rugs DALTON FUNERAL SERVICE Thomas A. Dalton Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-0634 FLORAL PARK FLORISTS 61 Atlantic Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-8024 FLORAL PRIME MEAT MARKET 225 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-0470 - 1 JOSEPH FODROWSKI General Insurance Broker 255 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. EPICUREAN MARKET Prime Meats, Poultry and Provisions 154 Tulip Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. EY BAKE SHOP 138 Tulip Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-1105 LEE'S DRUG STORE 160 Tulip Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. GINNY'S LUNCHEONETTE 259-09 Hillside Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. HENRY'S DELICATESSEN Home Cooking Our Specialty 59 Covert Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-6762 THE HOUSE OF FROST Fine Wines and Liquors, Prompt Delivery 251 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-2105 HOWARD AND BOB'S STATIONERY Toys - Soda - Stationery School Supplies - Greeting Cards 61 Covert Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. MICHAEL P. MORGAN Religious Articles 115 South Tyson Avenue Floral Park, N. Y., FL. 4-1625 PARK MANOR SERVICE STATION Covert and Marshall Avenues Alexander Horvath, Prop. Floral Park, N. Y. - FL. 4-9466 EDMUND D. PURCELL Realtor and Insurance 111 Tyson Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-0333 - FI. 7-0432 Your Friendly Liquor Dealer - Call Us CHARLES RICHARDSON, JR. 372 Tulip Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. FL. 4-1550 ROCHE PHARMACY Matthew Roche, Pharmacist 217 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, N. Y 4-0521 SAUEL JEWELRY Everything in Jewelry 190 Jericho Turnpike Floral Park, N. Y. SCHERS Furniture - Appliances Floral Park, N. Y. STLYE French Cleaners 242 Jericho Turnpike, Floral Park, N. Y. Tuxedos For Rent-FL. 2-9761 JOHN RUSSO - TAILOR 129A Tulip Avenue Floral Park, N. Y. Flushing, N. Y. M. TERBRUEGGEN Prudential Ins. Co. Flushing, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-seven Forest Hills, N. Y. FRANK WUNDELICK Popular Piano and Accordion Instruction At Pupil's Home DEwey 9-1600 Franklin Square, N. Y. ATLANTIC INDUSTRIES There is no substitute for experience Louis J. Ferro Franklin Square ARNOLD J. BERNHARDT Real Estate and Insurance 100 Sherwood Ave., Franklin Square, L. I. FI. 7-0604 Best Wishes MR. SL MRS. JOHN M. DUFFY 6 New Hyde Park Road Franklin Square, N. Y. DENVER COLORADO MTS. 311 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. PR. 5-9849 FRANKLIN SQUARE BARBER SHOP 356 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, L. I. PT. 5-5666 KOENING'S MARKET Prime Meats and Groceries 149 Hempstead Turnpike, Franklin Square IV. 1-7788 KOLLNERS INC. 275 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square Grocery and Meat SCHBLEIN BROS. BAKERY Cakes for all occasions 142 Franklin Ave. Franklin Square, N. Y. JOSEPH L. SCOTT Insurance and Real Estate 300 Franklin Ave. Franklin Square, N. Y. Page one hundred thirty-eaghr NICHOLL'S TAVERN Jack 86 Vince New Hyde Park Road Franklin Square, N. Y. FRANKLIN SQUARE FLORAL SHOP 81 Franklin Ave., Franklin Square Telegraph Delivery Service Phone Floral Park 4-9612 TOM'S AUTO REPAIRING Repairs on all makes of cars Franklin Avenue 85 Scherer Blvd. Franklin Square, N. Y. TOY BAR 677 Hempstead Turnpike Franklin Square, N. Y. HE. 2-8066 Freeport, N. Y. FREEPORT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 47 W. Sunrise Highway, Freeport FR. 8-6200 For the Safety of Savings and the Purchase of Your H ome Compliments of KELLY BROS. GARAGE INC. 167 East Sunrise Highway Freeport, N. Y. KELLY, MCDONALD, DEELY 85 MURPHY Law Office 115 W. Sunrise Highway Freeport, N. Y. Compliments of MEADOWBROOK INSURANCE AGENCY 157 East Sunrise Highway Freeport, N. Y. ROOSEVELT TILE CO. Tile Contracting and Repairing 16 Craig Ave., Freeport, N. Y. FR. 8-4812 VILLAGE BOOK AND GIFT SHOP 4 W. Merrick, Freeport, N. Y. Phone FR 8-1063 Books of all publishers Garden City, N. Y. ALLEN DOYLE Your Independent Broker 171 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. BEAU MART BEAUTY SALON 100A Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-7280 BELLOWS LIQUOR STORE, INC 34 Nassau Boulevard, South Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-1033 BESTEVER Cleaners - Tailors - Dyers 184 Seventh Street, Garden City GA. 7-8690 CANIVAN BROTHERS INC. Building Repairs 166 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. CHERRY VALLEY FARMS Fruits and Vegetables S56 Hempstead Turnpike Near Nassau Blvd., Garden City DEPENDABLE MEAT MARKET 45 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, N. Y. FL. 4-S 690 GARDEN CITY ART SHOP Pictures, Picture Frames and Artist 640 Franklin Avenue, Garden City GA. 7-4170 GARDEN CITY FLORIST 173 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-S656 - 5657 Compliments of THE GARDEN CITY HOTEL It Will Pay You To Visit Supplies THE GARDEN CITY MUSIC CENTER INC. Corner Franklin Avenue at Seventh' Street GA. 7-1444 GARDEN SWEET SHOPPE 61 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, N. Y. Greeting Cards, Cigars, Stationery GARDEN CITY HAIR STYLISTS INC. 656 Franklin Avenue Garden City, N. Y. GARDEN CITY MARKET Herbert Tscheiller, Prop. 55 Hilton Avenue, Garden City GA. 7 -1125 GARDEN SANITARY HAND LAUNDRY 670 Franklin Avenue, Near Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-9040 GOODIE SHOPP STATIONERY 20 NASSAU Boulevard Garden City South, N. Y. GA. 7-3893 HAPPY WALK INC. 931 Franklin Avenue Garden City, N. Y. Stride Rite Shoes HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SALON 109 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. E. Caulfield Compliments of HUBBELL, KLAPPER AND HUBBELL Real Estate JAL - 0 - SEE Glass Louvre Windows McGUIRE WINDOW INC. 325 Nassau Blvd., Garden City, N. Y. JOHN EXCLUSIVE HAIR STYLIST 182 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-10440 THE KEYBOARD MUSIC SHOP 261 Nassau Boulevard, South Garden City, N. Y. KLEINFELDER'S LIQUOR STORE Wines ana' Liquors 102 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. KLENGENBERG'S - BAKE SHOP Quality Cakes and Pastries 143 Jericho Turnpike GA. 7 -3015 Page one hundred thirty-nine I.OU,S TAILORING Tuxedos for Hire 53 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, N. Y. MODERN BARBER SHOP 62 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, N. Y. FL. 4-9302 NASSAU BLVD. MARKET 4 Nassau Boulevard South Garden City, N. Y. GA. 3-4600 - 01 NASSAU BLVD. MEAT MARKET Nassau Boulevard Garden City, N. Y. GA. 3-2420 Compliments of SANDERSON AND ALMQUIST INC. School Photographers Garden City Hotel, Garden City SCHAFFNERS DELICATESSEN 52 New Hyde Park Road Garden City, N. Y. FI.. 2-7801 SEVENTH STREET STATIONERY 170 Seventh Street Garden City, N. Y. STEWART MANOR PHARMACY T. Weissman, Ph.G. - H. Troupin, Ph.G. 54 Covert Ave., Stewart Manor FL. 4-1940 TECHNI-CRAFT SHOE AND HAT CLINIC Doctoris Foot Prescriptions Filled 659 Franklin Avenue, Garden City, N. Y. GA. 7-1332 WOLZ'S BAKERIES Birthday and Wedding Cakes Our Specialty 745 Hempstead Turnpike and Grange Street 30 Nassau Blvd., Garden City South Hempstead, N. Y. ABCBPLUMBING Sc HEATING CONTRACTOR 149 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-0646 Page one hundred forty ARLON MOTORS INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service 257 N. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. ALLEN E. BRESEE General Insurance 401 Hempstead Ave., W. Hempstead, HE. 2-7274 BROWN'S jewelers, Silversmiths 249 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y. CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR 64 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. L. CHARLES, STYLIST Parisian Beauty Salon 357-A Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. CLAIRE RIDING ACADEMY INC. 408 Mill Road Horses for Hire and Boarded IV. 6-9423 THE CLINTON MARKET John Happel, Prop. N. Y. 431 Clinton Street, Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-1758 B. COHN Ladies and Gcntlemen's Tailor 13 Centre Street Hempstead, N. Y. COLEMANS POULTRY FARMS 1054 Jerusaleum Ave., Corner Smith East Hempstead, N. Y. IV. 6-7120 THE CURIO SHOP Antiques, Curios, Stamps, Coins Bought and Sold 131 Henry Street, HE 2-7611 - 7886 DANTE INC. 107 North Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-7715 DOUG'S STATIONERY STORE Candy - Ice Cream School Supplies - Lunches 165 Henry Street, Hempstead, N. Y. Street Compliments of EDWARDS Sc HANLY 100 North Franklin Street Members of the N. Y. Stock Exchange EMILIO'S CASTLE INN 463 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. IV. 6-9635 FOOT COMFORT SHOP 116 North Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-2323 FULTON FISH MARKET Hotels, Restaurants and Institution Supplied Sea Food Our Specialty 95A Main Street, Hempstead, N. Y., HE. 2-5717 FULTON SHOPS Everything for the Well-dressed Woman 255 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. GOMEZ SERVICE STATION Tires - Tubes - Accessories 2 Hempstead Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. W. T. GRANT CO. Hempstead, N. Y. HANAN'S YARNS Infants Wear - Linens i 51 Main St., Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-8780 HAPPY HOME APPLIANCES, INC. 366 Hempstead Avenue West Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-4205 Compliments of HEINEMANS BOWLING CENTRE INC. 472 Mill Road, Hempstead, N. Y. 32 ABC Sanctioned Alleys THE HEMPSTEAD FLORIST 296 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5045 HEMPSTEAD SPORTS CENTER 79 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-0326 HEMPSTEAD WELDING CO. HEMPSTEAD WINE AND LIQUOR SHOP 151 Main Street, Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-0512 HERMAN'S COMMUNITY MARKET 175 Baldwin Road Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-3670 - Free Delivery HIGGENS AND BECKETT Dispensing Opticians Professional Building Hempstead, N. Y. HOLIDAY CARDS Religious Articles for every need 153 Main Street, Opp. Sears, Roebuck Hempstead, N. Y. HUSNIK JEWELERS 152 Jackson Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-1748 INDIAN WALK FOOTWEAR 265 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-2122 IRAN RUG CLEANING CO. Rugs - Carpet - Cleaned, Repaired, Stored 814 Nassau Road ' Hempstead, N. Y. JAMES HAIR STYLIST 211 Jackson Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-3225 Compliments of I. JANVEY 86 SONS 218 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. JIM'S SHELL STATION Greenwich Street Hempstead, N. Y. GEORGE KOENIG Cboicest of Meats Poultry and Provisions 220-24 Hempstead Ave., Hempstead, N. Y. KOLLNERS INC. 265 So. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. Grocery Dept. and Meat Page one hundred forty-one DR. ERWIN H. KURLANDER 740 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 1-4556 FRANCIS X. LANGDON Mortgage Loans 190 Allen Street, Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-3215 Compliments of MARTIN LANGER Associated Food Stores 312 Jerusalem Ave., Hempstead, N. Y. THOMAS - MACK, INC. Distinctive Furniture 128 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. McMAHAN'S STATIONERY Soda - Toys - Candy 8 Horman Blvd., Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-9299 MARDELS Ethical and Clinical Laboratory Professional Bldg., 131 Fulton Ave. Hempstead, N. Y., HE. 1-4010 - 4011 MARRA'S MARKET Prime Meats 155 Main Street, Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-2364 NASSAU TERMINAL FLORIST 67 Nichols Court Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 7-7612 NEW CHINA INN Chinese-American Restaurant Bar and Cocktail Lounge 105-7 No. Franklin Street, Hempstead, NEWMARK 85 LEWIS 43 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. NIDDRIE FOSS TIRE CORP. THE NOR - WOOD CO., INC. Stationers - Printers - School Supplies 360 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. PARK CLUB 426 Mill Road Dancing every Friday and Saturday IV. 3-2125 Page one hundred forty-two N. PARK DAIRY Sl DELICATESSEN Choice Salads, Free Delivery 294 Jerusalem Avenue I Hempstead, N. Y., HE. 2-5904 PARK LAKE LAUNDROMAT 281 So. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. IV. 3-8311 LILLIAN PRATT Piano Teacher 220 Clinton Street, Hempstead, N. HE. 2-2972 RANDY'S LUNCHEONETTE Ruth and Milton Schnapp 467 Greenwich Street Hempstead, N. Y. JOHN REINHARDT Custom Built Homes Duncan-Estates 110 Courtenay Rd., HE. 7-4248 JOHNSON'S AUTO SERVICE Henry Street and Jerusalem Avenue Towing, Road Service IV. 6-9749 LE ROSE 12 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-3135 SCHEFF'S MEN'S WEAR 76 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-6323 Compliments of SCHOEPFER TAXIDERMY STUDIO 15 No. Franklin Street Hempstead, N. Y. SINGER CO. 259 Fulton Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. SWANS YOUTH CENTER Outfitting the Younger Set 41 Main Street Hempstead, N. Y. WALTER THOMS DELICATESSEN Home Cooking Our Specialty 153A Main Street, Hempstead, N. Y HE. 2-4569 TOWN SL COUNTRY PRESS PRINTING 134 Front Street Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-5705 TOWN HALL SERVICE STATION 391 Front Street, Corner Clinton Street Hempstead, N. Y. Jack Reich RICHARD G. UEBELE Electrical Contractor 24 Ash Court, Hempstead, N. Y. HE. 2-4270 HOWARD F. WATSKY, D.D.S. 4 Warver Avenue Hempstead, N. Y. Compliments of WEST END TAVERN Hempstead, N. Y. WHIPPLE PONTIAC Sales - Service - Parts Hempstead, N. Y. Your Patronage is Always Appreciated SOPICS BROS. General Contractors 15-45 Peninsula Blvd. Hewlett, N. Y. Jamaica, N. Y. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA Book a month payment plan Details without obligation JA. 3-eoso KIELB AGENCY, INC. Insurance 109-09 Sutphin Blvd., Jamacia Republic 9-2820 Lake View, N. Y. ROOCHVARGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY fAt the stationj Lakeview, N. Y. Phone HE. 2-8967 Levittown, N. Y. PETER PAN BAKE SHOP 3923 Hempstead Turnpike Levittown, N. Y. LE. 9-9809 Lindenhurst, N. Y. CROSSROAD NURSERY Farmingdale Road 85 Wellwood Ave. No. Lindenhurst, N. Y. Ralph M. Asselta, Prop. Long Island City, N. Y. EMPIRE CONTRACTING CORP. 21-1535 Avenue Long Island City 6, Astoria SC. 4-8883 Lynbrook, N. Y. ANDREA MANUFACTURING CORP. 183 Horton Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. Best Wishes FLENCH AND BRYNS Lynbrook, N. 'Y. HERMANS GARAGE INC. 274-276 Merrick Road Lynbrook, N. Y. LY. 9-3204 - RO. 4-0317 LOWE FURNITURE, INC. 315 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, N. Y. LYnbrook 3-8600 Agency for Simmons Beautyrest Bedding LYNBROOK MUSIC CENTER Instruction on all Instruments Lynbrook, N. Y. LY. 3-9430 JOHN C. PERRY Funeral Director 118 Union Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. RAY'S CAMERA SHOP 304 Hempstead Ave. Malverne, N. Y. Lynbrook, N. Y. Page one hundred forty-three SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 1-5 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. LY. 9-8303 - 3-9240 Malverne, N. Y. ANN STORES 273 Hempstead Ave. Malverne, N. Y. LY. 9-5754 DR. FRANK H. BIEMER Dental Surgeon 257 Hempstead Ave. Malverne, N. Y. - LY. 9-4157 MALVERNE PAINT SUPPLY 366 Hempstead Ave., Malverne, N. Y. Artist Supply, Wallpaper Dutehhoy - Colinizer Paints MALVERNE STATIONERY CNext To Malverne Theatrej Stationery - Dolly Madison lee Cream Open All Day Sunday - Closed Wed. VIOLET BEAUTY SALON The Choice Of Smart Women 36 Church St., Malverne, N. Y. Jerome Labitor LY. 9-0221 Manhasset, N. Y. MR. W. BISCOGLIV 20-27 2nd Ave. Manhasset 29, N. Y. SA. 2-0659 Merrick, N. Y. DR. NATHAN T. GRACE Dentist 38 N. Merrick Ave., Merrick, N. Y. FR. 8-6972 Middle Village, N. Y. NIEDERSTEIN'S RESTAURANT Wedding and Banquets our Specialty 6916 Metropolitan Ave. Middle Village, N. Y. Page one hundred forty-four Mineola, N. Y. Compliments of BEAUTY MART SALON 104 Main Street, Mineola, N. Y. Phone GA. 7-7042 BUTLER FRENCH DRY CLEANERS 346 East Jericho Turnpike Mineola, N. Y. Compliments of LOCAL STEEL 86 SUPPLY CO., INC. Mineola, N. Y. MARTONE'S GARAGE Radiator 85 Glass Works One Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, N. Y. GA. 7-5888 Compliments of MINEOLA PAINT 8: WALLPAPER 212 Jericho Turnpike, N. Y. GA. 7-9613 - 2825 ROY G. NELSON General Agent Berkshire Life Insurance Co. Mineola, N. Y. Compliments of PATTON OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT CORP. 210 Third St., Mineola, N. Y. Phone GA. 7-0875 REESE BUICK CORP. 410 Jericho Turnpike Mineola, N. Y. GA. 7-0530 Compliments of SHERI'S LUNCHEONETTE 474 Jericho Turnpike Mineola, N. Y. TIP TOP MARKET Quality Meats Julius Klopher, Prop. 174 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola TONY'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Pizza Pies and Domestic Wines 625 Mineola Blvd. Mineola, N. Y. - GA. 7-1581 New Hyde Park, N. Y. H. R. BAER STORES 916 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y. T. F. DELANEY Home and Garden Wares 1586-88 Hillside Avenue New Hyde Park ECONOMY OIL CORP. Fuel Oils - Oil Burners 253 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park Phone FLoral Park 4-2260 FLEMING'S TAVERN Railroad Station 1201 Second Avenue New Hyde Park, N Y. HILLSIDE ASH-RUBBISH REMOVAL Top Soil - Sand and Gravel, Landscape 24 N. 4th Street, New Hyde Park, N. Y. Floral Park 4-S466 HILLSIDE HEIGHTS LAUNDROMAT 2048 Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park Phone FL. 4-3190 HILLSIDE HEIGHTS LIQUOR STORE Choice Wines and Liquors 2107 Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park Pl10ne GA. 7-3001 ITALIAN RESTAURANT Ville Elena Sea Food - Pizzeria - Family Dinners 1635-A Hillside Avenue, New Hyde Park J. NICHOLAS KRUG AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 635 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park Phone FL. 4-6495 KU KU KLOK REST Luncheons and Dinners Served Daily 1619 Jericho Turnpike, New Hyde Park Phone FL. 4-9866 Compliments of MESSINA'S PAINT STORE 235 Jericho Turnpike New Hyde Park, N. Y. FRANK T. MURRAY INSURANCE 1732 New Hyde Park Road New Hyde Park, N. Y. NEW HYDE PARK COAL AND ICE CO., Coal-Fuel Oils-Koppers Coke So. lst. Street, New Hyde Park Phone FL. 4-4800 New York City, N. Y. Compliments of AD SERVICE CO. 228 East 45th Street New York City, N. Y. Compliments of BRENNAN, KENNEDY 85 CO., INC. New York City, N. Y. DALDIMER INC., FLORISTS Four Modern Shops New York City, Far Rockaway, N. Y. Cedarhurst, L. I., Rockaway Park, N. Y. Best Wishes HEADQUARTERIS TAVERN INC. 174 Grand Street New York, N. Y. MERVYN V. GREEN Equitable Life Assurance Society Of The United States 101 West 31st Street, N. Y. C., N. Y. JOHN J. QUINLAN Life Insurance Consultant Specializing Group Pensions 225 W. 345, N. Y. C. - Phone PE. 6-2400 OHIO FAST FREIGHT CORP. Pier 22, North River New York 13, N. Y. ROMAN ARTS INC. Furniture Manufacturing and Finishing 30 First Avenue Corner 36th Street New York 16, N. Y. Oceanside, N. Y. ATLANTIC FISH MARKET Atlantic and Seuell Avenue Oceanside, L. I., N. Y. Phone RO. 6-0328 TRIANGLE PAINT AND WALLPAPER Imported and Domestic Wallpaper 3 Davison Avenue, Oceanside, N. Y. Phone Rockaway 6-3483 INC Page one hundred forty-five Port Jefferson, N. Y. MCNAMARA BUICK Main Street Port Jefferson, N. Y. Phone P. 8-0263 Queens Village, N. Y. Certified Cold Storage REGINA FURS INC. 221-17 Jamaica Avenue Queens Village HO. 4-1016 RICHARD A. FOX Licensed Electrical Contractors 111-30 Springfield Blvd., Queens Village 38 Harvard Road, South Garden City CHARLES W. MULLER Real Estate and Iusurance 216-16 Jamacia Avenue Queens Village, N. Y. QUEENS HYDRA-MATIC EXCHANGE 217-83 Hempstead Ave. Queens Village, N. Y. Phone Hollis 5-5599 Rockville Centre, N. Y. ANGELO FERDINANDO Piano Instructor Chaminade H. S. Musical Director 300 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre DEDEK BROTHERS Automotive Service 70 Maple Avenue Rockville Centre, N. Y. EVANS Amityville Dairy, Inc. 19-25 Front Street, Rockville Centre, N. Y. So Rich-It Whips' KASTNER MOTOR SALES INC. Dodge and Plymouth Dealers 187 Sunrise Highway Tel. Rockville Centre 6-2200 Lincoln Mercury MULLER 86 MULLER, INC. Rockville Centre, N. Y. Page one hundred forty-six CORP. Compliments of MERCY HOSPITAL Rockville Centre, N. Y. ROCKVILLE HOBBYCRAFT INC. 316 Sunrise Highway Rockville Centre, N. Y. RO. 6-9882 TERRACE PHARMACY 662 Merrick Road Oceanside, N. Y. . RO. 6-0240 Roosevelt, N. Y. JOHN HAUSCH INC. Developer of Residential Houses 215 E. Clinton Ave., Roosevelt Freeport 8-0922 Sea Cliff, N. Y. CHAUNCEY xv. MATHEWS AGENCY Real Estate and General Insurance 272 Sea Cliff Avenue Sea Cliff, N. Y. Stewart Manor, N. Y. JAMES F. DOYLE Real Estate 56 Salisbury Avenue Stewart Manor, N. Y. FELDMANN 85 MEYER Delicatessen and Fancy Groceries 60 Covert Avenue Stewart Manor, N. Y. Uniondale, N. Y. AREIES CLEANING ON PREMISES Special on Uniforms 482 Jerusalem Ave., Uniondale, N. Y. Ivanhoe 1-7750 CARD SL CRAFT 1004 Front Street Uniondale, N. Y. Hobbies - Toys - Greeting Cards CLAIRE'S DELICATESSEN Home Made Salads Uniondale Avenue Uniondale, N. Y. EASTERN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Nassau Road 86 Pine Street Tel. HE. 2-0888 Uniondale, L. I. Walter B. Ryan Frank Robertson RICHARD SCOTT se to 31.00 Store 575 Uniondale Avenue Uniondale, N. Y. ANNA SPULER 465 jerusalem Ave., Uniondale Notary Public - Real Estate and Insurance Since 1912 UNIONDALE SWEET SHOP Uniondale Avenue Uniondale, N. Y. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. P. WOOLCOCK Uniondale, N. Y. Valley Stream, N. Y. SEMPER FLORENS INC. 105 Franklin Avenue Valley Stream, N. Y. Nursery - Landscape THRIFT SERVICE STATION 305 Rockaway Ave., fCorner Sunrise Highwayj VA. 5-9622 Valley Stream, L. I. Repairs and Lubrications Wantagh, N. Y. JOANNE CLEANERS Bl DYERS 349 New Bridge Road CNext to New Bridge Schoolj Tel. WA. 2-0599 -SU. 5-0599 V. M. R. TELEVISION 1245 Wantagh Avenue Wantagh, L. I. Westbury, L. I., N. Y. CORBONE AND MOLLOY Insurance - Real Estate 306 Maple Avenue Westbury, N. Y. M. J. KNIPFING 85 SONS INC. Long Island's Oldest Ford Dealer 265 Post Road, Westbury, N. Y. Tel. Westbury 7-0158 MILTON POTTER STABLE Old Country Road Westbury, N. Y. PRATT BROTHERS CONTRACTORS INC Old Country Road Westbury, N. Y. JAMES SCHULTZ CONTRACTING CO General Contractors - Excavators Corner Main and Swalm Streets, Westbury N Y Phone Westbury 7-1110 West Hempstead, N. Y. ACRO GLASS 8C MIRROR WORKS INC 50 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. ANTON'S BAKE SHOP 433 Hempstead Avenue West Hempstead, N. Y. Whip cream cakes our specialty BAUMGARTNER FLORIST 125 Woodfield Rd., West Hempstead IV. 1-7078 Flowers for every occasion LAWRENCE J. BENNETT INC. Fuel Oils - Oil Heating Equipment 265 Hempstead Turnpike HE. 7-0300 BEN'S SHELL SERVICE STATION 66 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, L. I. HE. 2-9893 DUQUITTE'S PETITE MAISON French Cuisine For reservations call IV. 6-9278 268 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead Page one hundred forty-seven DR. CARL HARNICK Dental Surgeon 145 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead, N. Y. HOBBY CENTER Crafts S44 Hempstead Avenue HE. 2-1076 JACOVES LIQUOR STORE West Hempstead, N. Y. Phone HE. 7-S133 MAISON PEPI RESTAURANT Excellent Cuisine - Steak - Chops - Seafood 814 Hempstead Ave., at Eagle Ave. West Hempstead, N. Y. PEDIATRIC SHOES Especially for children 5 61 Hempstead Ave., West Hempstead Tel. Hempstead 2-3819 PEGGY AND SYDNEY Hair Dressers 88 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead - Tel. 1-8088 PHILSON CLEANERS Quality Dry Cleaners 435 Hempstead Avenue IV. 3-7777 - 7778 RIESTERER'S BAKERIES 282 Hempstead Avenue 122 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead H. TIEDEMANN DELICATESSEN 78 Hempstead Turnpike West Hempstead Tel. 2-4179 VAN'S ESSO SERVICE Nassau Boulevard, Hempstead Avenue West Hempstead, N. Y. Ivanhoe 6-9108 WEST HEMPSTEAD YAM SHOP S19 Hempstead Avenue West Hempstead, N. Y. IV. 3-3220 Page one hundred forty-eight Williston Park, N. Y. BENNETT ROSARY CO. Religious Articles 324 Hillside Avenue Williston Park, N. Y. LARRY DOCHTERMAN Pianos 117 Hillside Ave., Williston Park Garden City 7-10044 FOLLET,S SPORTS EQUIPMENT INC 314 Hillside Ave. Williston Park, N. Y. Tel. GA. 7-0119 Compliments of MANHATTAN FOOD STORES Williston Park, N. Y. ANDREW MCDERMOTT WALSH SL McDERMOTT Hillside Avenue Williston, N. Y. O'CONNOR CHILDREN'S SHOP 80 Hillside Avenue Williston, N. Y. GA. 7-7227 THOMPSON CARD SHOP formerly Forslund Ladies Hosiery - Books - Stationery 481 Willis Ave., Williston Park, N. Y. Woodmere, N. Y. WILLIAM BUERGER Painting and Decorating Contractor 710 Althouse St., Woodmere, N. Y. CE. 9-587 9 TOM'S CLEANING PLANT 112 Franklin Pl. Woodmere, N. Y. FR. 4-1014 Rev. Mother Charles Edward Mother Jane Frances Sister M. Immaculata Sister M. Inviolata Sister M. Alonzo Frank Andolschek Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aneser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anger Dr. Martin T. Azzara Mr. and Mrs. F. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Basel Beatrice Beany Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Beirne Mr. and Mrs. M. Bellner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benesch Gladys Bickerton Mr. and Mrs. William Bligh Mr. and Mrs. George Bory Mrs. Honor Boyle Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle Mr. and Mrs. George Brandewiede Mr. and Mrs. E. Brennan Marguerite and Frank Briggs Brim and Margaret Fred G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Brown Harry Brumberg Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Bruno Mr. and Mrs. William Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Buck A Friend Rev. Charles T. Callahan Mr. E. Carcone Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Carson David A. Caruso Miss Norma Cervero Mr. and Mrs. John J. Clarke CDCIAL PATRCDNS The Coan Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Colahan Mr. and Mrs. John Conlon Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Connelly Miss Mildred J. B. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cude Mr. and Mrs. John B. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Davis The Deleso Family Mr. and Mrs. Sal DeMarino Dr. Alfred Desnoes Edward J. Devers Miss K. Dobler Mrs. James L. Donnellan Mr. and Mrs. John M. Donnelly Ben Duhn Dr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Dwyer and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Eckart Mrs. Della E. Eidt George D. Eidt Judge and Mrs. Leslie J. Ekenberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elias Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Elsinger Mr. and Mrs. E. Entstrasser Edmund F. Facale James F. Fanning Rev. Francis P. Flannagan Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Forster The Fox Family Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freel Mr. and Mrs. J. Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gerbino James M. Glimm Carol Godlewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Grag Mr. and Mrs. William E. Graham Dr. H. W. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Guillan A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hale Sgt. Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. Mary Hess Mr. and Mrs William Hull Dr. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs George Helfand Leo Helm R. Herbison Frank Holzapfel A. Ippolito Robert E. Johnston William Joyce C. Kaczorowski Henry J. Kaiser . G. F. Kane Mary T. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kennedy Nora Kenny--'S 3 Lawrence Keppel Mr. and Mrs. G. Klenk Arlene and Don Kneedler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Family Claude Kneedler C. Raymond Kramer Eileen and Patricia Kramer James Lawrence Kramer Dr. Joseph P. LaFlare Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lamb Victor LaPoma Harry J. Lee, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lesewig Page one hundred forty-nine Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Limpert The Lohrey Family Mr. and Mrs. Edmund P. Looney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lowenthal and Family Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lynch John Lynch, Jr. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mack Norman MacTiernan Dr. Patrick J. Manning Mrs. Marguerite Mathews Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McCausland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George McConville Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McCormack Carol McCormick The McDonnell Family Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDuffee and Family Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. William J. McLarney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. McMahan Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Meehan Rev. Carl Michaels Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Miele Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller and Family Mary B. Moloney Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Don J Moschette and Dagney Dr. and Mrs. Francis J. Muller Rev. Charles J. Murphy Edward Neumann Dorothy Neumann Jean Neumann Carol Neumann Page one hundred fifty Joanne Neumann Dolores Neumann Mary Jane Newmann The Nostrand Family Mr. and Mrs. William O'Connar xv. J. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. James O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pappalardo Dr. and Mrs. Richard Pasternack Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Perez Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Phelan Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Provenzano Pasquale A. Quasto Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reamer Marilyn Risavy Michael Risavy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Risavy Mrs. L. Rossi Mrs T. Rossi Mrs Mrs. Frieda Rowe William Royer R. W. Ruack Eugenia Mary Rudmann, Dr. Robert E. Rudolph A Friend Sacred Heart Academy Art Club Sacred Heart Academy Glee Club Sacred Heart Academy Orchestra Sacred Heart Leaders Sacred Heart Student Council Sacred Heart Varsity and Jr. Varsity of '54 Saint Anne's High-School Club Saint Raphael's Girl's Choir Saint Thomas the Apostle Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Sanders Ned E. Schemaille, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. R. Schermeyer H. R. Schiember Mr. and Mrs. George B. Schramm Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Dr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Seymour Herbert Sherman, D.D.S. The Sisters of Our Lady of Victory Convent Rev. John P. Skelley Ed and Bea Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Spinelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spota and Family Stella Maris Commercial High School Mrs. John P. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. C. Stolze Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straub Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Struble Charles J. Sullivan Thomas F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William Tenety Robert Frank Thoma, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomann Mr. and Mrs. W. Traub Joseph F. Vollkommer Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Waldeier A. W. Walsh H. Wasmur Weyant Coal and Oil Corporation Frank Wise Mr. George Wissert Rev. John P. Wissert, C. P. P. S. A Friend CCIAL SPCDNSCRS Mr. and Mrs. M. Abbruzzese Adelphi Chemists Adelphi Garage Mrs. Albert Domenic Alese Alexander's Andrews Dry Cleaning M. F. Anker, D.D.S. Anonymous Anthony's Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Badger Mrs. A. H. Bailey Baldwin Federal Loan and Savings Bank Mrs. V. Balnis C. C. Barber P. F. C. Nick Basile Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baner Bensons Pharmacy Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Berkowitz Best Wishes J. H. Bacon Best Wishes to All Best Wishes To All Mr. and Mrs. E. Betty Bires Wine Sz Liquor Shop Blake's Shell Service Blessed Virgin Sodality Our Lady of Lourdes Bon French Cleaners and Tailors N. Bonnette Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Brogan Mrs. J. A. Broschart Brunner Family Bucks Radio Barbara Buerger Anthony Caliendo Canzoneri Shoe Repair Best Wishes Neil Carlson Carl's Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cawley Central Surgical Service Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenneth Chave Clare's Wine 86 Liquor Shop Robert Clarke Barbara Clayville G. E. Connolly B. Rev. F. Corbet Cordette's Camera Clickers Country Life Service Station C. 81 R. Grand Stores The Custom Cleaner Dan's Fish Market Mrs. Del Grotto Dependable Market VA. 5-6381 Cosimo A. De Pietto A. E. Deutsch Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Dickson Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dillon Mrs. Anna M. Donovan Mrs. J. F. Donovan Mrs. Eunice Drouve' Mrs. Rita Dumelle Allan B. Dungin Eagle-Manor Beer Dist. Edel Radio Service Dr. S. N. Ellen and Dr. J. R. Forber Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fania The Fashionook Ladies Apparel Mr. and Mrs. R. Faughnan John Ferrino Filnord Pharmacy William Fisher A Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kitzpatrick Mr. R. B. Flynn Franklin Electric Co., Inc. Franklin S 86 10 Fred's Shoe Repair John George Freitag H. B. Friedman A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Compliments of A Friend The Friendly Butcher Friend of Maureen Dillon Peter J. Fushi Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gale Garden Poultry Farms Garden Supply Center George's Food Market Miss P. Godewski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Going Peggy Anne Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greeley Howard B. Greenspon Mrs. P. and Miss A. Grimley Grossers Brothers Et'g Co. Walter Grossklaus Robert W. Guillan Mrs. Helen Gunkel Hagenah's Delicatessen and Caterers Hawthorne Esso Service Station Herricks Hill Service Station New Hyde Park Howard Herrman Mr. and Mrs. George Hewlett Hillcrest Service Station Dr. Norman L. Hillyn William R. Hoffman Compliments of Ed Holly's Delicatessen - East Meadow Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo J. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Howell Jack's Fish Market Burton R. Jacobson, D.D.S. G. Vernon James, Chiropractor Jobst Bakeries Warmest Wishes Mr. and Mrs. John B. S. Johnson Johnson Family . Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Joseph Sydney A. Kaim Kaisers Bake Shop, All Occasion, VA. 5-1495 Mrs. C. Kalista M. Kalvi Everett J. Kates Dr. and Mrs. James Kates Miss Ann V. Keliher Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kemp Sally E. Kenna J. Kessler Kiewerts Delicatessen William Kindestin, D.M.D Page one hzinclred fifty-one Dr. Morris Kirk Mrs. Peter Klein Koenig's Market Eleanor Koslow Mr. and Mrs.iGerard Koslow William Koster Compliments of George N. Kott Louis Kranik Mae C. Kuchler Mr. and Mrs. N. Lallathin Howard E. Lee Rev. Theodore J. Le Ture Library Club Lipstein Drug Store Mrs. Herbert Little Long Island Outlet Mr. and Mrs. John Lyden J. Francis Lynch Madison Pharmacy Al Maglin Liquors Clara V. Mahony Mr. and Mrs. Dominick L. Maiorino Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mallon Malverne Food Shop Man-Dell Food Stores Mangels-Delicatessen Ben Maniscalco Carl J. Marold Liquors Arthur J. A. Maroldo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsao Dana Mc Gann Nuala Mc Gann McDonald Motor Sales Corp. Compliments of Mrs. Carl J. Mc Kenna Thomas L. McLinsky S. J. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Moll Jim Montalbano Mrs. Gertrude Mundorff Muriel School of Dance Mrs. C. Murphy Mrs. Edward Murphy James F. Murphy Mrs. Lillian Murphy Nassau Terminal Drugs-Hemp. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Newfeld Mr. and Mrs. George F. Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Percy C. Newbory Gertrude Nielsen Mrs. William N01 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O'Gava D. Ossais Compliments of The Palmer Family Park Trading Post Arthur Peckerd Mrs. E. A. Perez Mrs. Henry Pfeifer Philis Sea Food Mr. and Mrs. S. Pianki Compliments of Pilgrim Pharmacy Andrew Printera Dr. Matthew Pupilla, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Quigley, Jr. Compliments of Dr. Carl Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. John S. Radosta Mrs. Sarah Radosta Compliments of Raeder's Pharmacy Ramely Hosiery Mr. Michael Renehan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riccsndo Kevin Rooney ' Bernard L. Rosch Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rowley Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruggiero Fred Runell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sager Mr. and Mrs. David Sahoff Saint Joseph Blessed Virgin Sodality Dr. Francis Samperisi, Pod.D. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. August Schmitt Drs. Lewis and Charlotte Schneider Fred Schramme Philip and Frank Schwartz Irene N. Scott Dr. K. Shapiro S. Sherman David Shuchman Schramm's Delicatessen Sudlers Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Shughrue Mr. and Mrs. H. Simonson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sitzer Compliments of M. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. P. Del Sol Steels Delicatessen In Memory of George Steinheuser John E. Steinheuser Compliments of The Stroman Family Syloan Hardware, Houseware, Gifts Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Tennis Frank Tommasini Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tormey R. D. Torlizzo I The Town Hardware COceansideJ Margaret Maria Treacy Tri-Corner Service Station D. Valle Custom Tailor Percy C. Vanderwater Salvatore Vetvavi Village Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. S. Vitale Lois Vitulli John S. Voat and Son W 81 W Service Station Waitz 86 Waitz Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Watzen John E. Werman Willieis Shoe Repair Williston Camera Shop Wisefield Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. R. Wissert and Family Wor-Lynn Cleaners and Dyers Odalee J. Wright Dr. and Mrs. F. Yannelli Zara Construction Corp. Zaret Lumber and Materials Corp. May God love and bless those who gave materially, spiritually, intellectually to the 1954 EX-Corde. Jahn 8: Oilier Engraving Co., Chicago, Illinois Printed by The Benton Review Publishing Co., Inc., Fowler, Ind. Page one hundred fiftya-fwo ,-gh, A, , 55:12 pq, A Mil M 51, fl: -I9 gf, . I Arie g., f,m annie cacve MLA mafia 02: ever Min Jia on eafcfi ff f 3 1 ff -1, N 'V ' ' ' 29-' .. b f . X ' x . - 'Y -gflm x S ,, y 9vW' X ki, A , N J V 1 Q, , .A V, - j -, , W , ?'55'? '3L' ,