Sacred Heart High School - Lance Yearbook (Yonkers, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1950 volume:

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I 54 I E, 'I I I I I I 5, I I . I I I I I II I I I I --W-Q.-W .. ......,.. Y-..,-,. .,..,- ..., .. ...,5,.-., .U ,. in ' ,fx V-1 ' . . . , , A .. rust, -QV' M4 '. r ' m K . iff f. ,:1:.' ta--Q .Q 4 ' A 'N' .J37 ' :1.. ' 'if' ' -L . , - qv ,lvl 4 ' . fl, ,793 I xv' ,,-tri, L. f-1: . POPE PIUS XII PIJHEWIIHIJ Calling All! . . . We, the Seniors of Sacred Heart, have written this book for you and for us. We Want you, as you peruse this book now or later, to remember the where, the What, the how, and the why of life at Sacred Heart. We have tried to show you how our common goal, personal holiness lor personal sanctification as our Holy Father, Pope Pius XII, so aptly declared it in his Iubilee-year message to the Catholic Worldl, is a unifying force in our lives-how it affects even our ordinary actions and makes us do, not the unusual but the usual-the ordinary-in an UNUSUAL way. May we keep our gaze ever fixed on this our common end as we go on our pilgrimage toward God the Father and an Eternity oi delight, l r I F E l w f i I l I i IHI 1950 H1109 QSJBINLQG WX ff KERS ES :N Published by THE SENIORS SACRED HEART IIIGII SCHOOL Yonkers 0 New York .gf id frufy meef and iudf . . fLaf we dkoufcl prairie, if dfedd, an proc aim Zee . . Preface, Feasts of the B. V. M. Next to God, the one person who has the deepest interest in our pilgrimage here on earth is Mary, God's Mother and ours. So concerned is she about us that she has even made trips to our earth to remind us of our importance to her and her Son. At Fatima she gave us her Rosary- the key that will open for us the door to personal sanctitication-the Way that Will give to God honor and glory and Will insure tor us eternal hap- piness. To this interested. and devoted Mother, then, under the title of Our Lady of Fatima, We dedicate this little book and pray that, as she is one Mother to us all, We may be all for One, Who is her Son and our God. of Who's Who in the Classes we cggkfa in fAe :sang o Our Journey The Pilots and Guides ti as well as the Fun and the Frolic and in the Extracurricular Activities jhrougk fami ia: The Monastery Church . . . the hub of the wheel of our life as it revolves . . . ,f 2-Q 'Z APOL4 ww! lmunfd and rumbles, sometimes quietly, sometimes noisily over the four quarters of Yonkers that can be seen from this vantage point . . . wks X XX or to the portals of S.H.H.S., our Alma Mater, where We are always at home only to come back again and again to the familiar doorstep of the brown-robed Cap- uchin Friars who give us guidance and encouragement . . . Seek Ye, Tlmwfnre, First , ,,',,,, , af, ,, The Iiinqdnm nf Gull . . . Matt. vi. 24-33 Life at Sacred Heart is centered in the Monastery Church. We gravitate toward it as naturally as we come back to earth after a high jump, In it We have learned about the one thing necessary and have been prepared and fortified tor our jour- ney, no matter what hardships We may encounter. aa fke Jayd of tA2 gearzi of tAe afe EUZJ . . Sacred Heart High School had very modest beginnings. It opened in l923 in the Monastery Hall and occupied two rooms- one on either side of the stage, The business course was the only course offered to the fifty boys and girls who made up the first class. In 1924 the school emerged from its cata- comb life to move into the light of day. It entered the building familiarly known as the Seraphicate and took up its permanent abode becoming known as Sacred Heart High School. The students at Sacred Heart, now as in the past, are drawn from all parts of Yon- kers, the Bronx, and even from 'New York City. The buses, the trolley lines, the sub- Ways serve them and carry them to and from the school and its familiar haunts. All classes are held in the one building, but the Monastery Hall has been a silent witness to their sports, plays, parties, and dances throughout the years, the grade- school playground is their outdoor gym field, Lennon Park, their lunch-hour haunt, Tib- betts Field, their race track, Trevor Park, their ball park, the Monastery Church, their anchorhold. Every class from l923 to 1950 has held these points as possessions, and each year from September until Iune, they feature in the pattern of their lives. -:NP -s-A. A s..f NW . 1' Wifi. ,Y we 0t6 GHC! QULJQJ Father Finian Sacred Heart Welcomes you, Father! We hope that in this your new field of labor you may realize your fondest hopes. We assure you of our co-operation and sincerely hope that we can accomplish as much for you as you have done for us, We pray that God may look favorably upon all your enter- prises undertaken for His honor and glory. 'Father Ivan A true Christopher whose life was a living testimony to the Gospel he preached! Self- less in his living, and Christlike in his giving, his legacy to us was a sound set of morals and a Godlike love for our fellowmen. May God bless you, Father, and fill your days with a happiness that no man can take from you. Transferred to Milwaukee, November, 1949 ' Sister Carmel We are glad to know you, Sister. We hope that your stay among us will be both pleas- ant and profitable. New faces and new places always call for new courage and new tact, but your kindness and understand- ing have prepared the way for a successful completion of the tasks before you. Good luck, Sister. We're with you! Yjrgw with? i?? ,? wk Xa' ATHLETIC DIRECTORS Left to right: Anne O'l-lcxrcx, Bob McNc1mee, Iim McCrudden, Ed Peterson, help to keep us physically fit. Mrs. H1Ck9Y, Secretary, keeps our records up to date. Mr. B l ' ' oy e, Custodxcm, keeps our bu1lding in order. Below: Miss Chaclburn, School Nurse, sees io it that we stu h lh y ecxt Y, see well, and hear Well. if Q' FATHER ALBERT Religion, Children ot Mary, Choir. SISTER SYLVESTER Mathematics SISTER EILEEN English SISTER GILBERTA Music, Glee Club SISTER ANTHOLINE English, History, Green-Gold Echoes, Dramatics. SISTER ANTONIA Science, Drcrmotics, Forensic League. It isn't time to go in yet. Everybody here f es x WW W iii! FATHER DERMOT Good luck, Father! FATHER BRIAN Religion, Iunior Holy Name. SISTER DoI.oRA Latin, Mission Club. SISTER DE LA SALLE English, Social Sludies, History, Mission Club. MRS. CLAPHAM French, Latin, English SISTER MARY EDMUND Business, A. A. Business Transferred to New York City, November, 1949 fix Z if ,T 'mere .Z .f 1 ry ,,.,.Mm.E, E X 'E P 1 , ' , Manager. Vitfiy sg ,, I? 'M lv CMJ 2 SISTER MARY ANN AI... f Business, Librarian, LANCE, Co-operative, Good Counsel Club, 14,7 6 wAo CA.6ll't Circle: Learning Need help? We know how. to solve simultaneous equa- iions in Algebra I. OUJ' C0llI'5e Top of page: One-celled animals get inspected by budding biologists. Young modems seem to enjoy Ivanhoe. Left: Reading Cicero's letters twenty centuries after and iinding that history repeats itself. . M W: f , F , LK.,L Q5 'V . . . 3- sf' ' - - ' A ' A X L. X gf K: f kk I L A 'f ma fl , 75 L.,,.,,W,W . . 4 , A 5 W :KQHWKS krkkk K .li mg :KVV .Y i ff 5 - i-TR: . . . ,..,,,k Let us npen the dnnr ,.nw,4. ,K ,F ..:,:. 15 il , wi-A 3? m,3if ,V , M V Am .mek ' E 1 3 nf nur hearts and minds When the doors of Saint Peter's Basilica are opened, immense spiritual treasures are made available to millions. In a simi- lar manner, when the barriers that obstruct Truth are removed from our minds and hearts, We move steadily forward toward our goal and our final end is easy of attainment. we QCOPJ O! gllfellid Oil September, 1946,-Iune 1947 . . . Sacred Heart, We're here. Initiation, brr-r! It's over . . . We use the front door . . . All-school dance at which We perform in order to be- long . . . Christ-the-King Communion Sunday . . . Harvest Festival . . . Alumni Game . . . We made the frosh team . . . December- our first social-Christmas Party . , . the Valentine Dance . , . lack McGrath made Irish night . . . All made retreat . . . Baseball a-n-d TWO freshman pitchers . . '. McCruclden stars, September, 1947-Iune, 1948 . . . No initiation , . . We just belong . . . no change in school routine and social calendar . , . Iack, Tom, Ioe, Mac, Riche, and Lou make the Iayvees . . . Mike and Ioe star in base- ball-Ioe makes headlines . , . Retreat under Father Hunter sets us right . . . Tom and Iack in Irish Night . . 4 Iune . . . Examinations . . . Vacation. K September, l948-Iune, l949 . . . Upper- classmen at last . . . We look on at initiation, but we plan . . . Iayvees of last year become ur Hfgrimage .gland ar rf ,V l ,f7k.r5d5l' f. ...... gffTf1:, - I 5, W. :qi 5 F, y , 4 , , E . . 1-if is t i : . W J- . H: . j . 1-1:3929 a sw-S 4- t .wtf Varsity . , . Harvest Festival and Little Women make 'em notice . . . First Friday and General Communion Sunday strength- -' fa en the bond , , . Alumni Game-we win! . . . Christmas Party . . . Ianuary exams and desolation . . . Retreat under Father Warren 3 -the best yet! . . . Easter vacation and the last lap . . . Prom at the Gramatan-Urn, rxxx -. Um! . . . Good baseball season . , . Successful 2 ,XTX gk dance-tloe danced! . . . boat ride . . . M FN? FW yr, .M , exams . . , We're Seniors! L ' ,,x-'miami' Q 'M K . September, l949-lune, 1950 , , f Seniors at M- ,im last! . . . Elections early and projects under way , . , Student Council goes into action . . . Green-Gold Echoes campaign a record breaker tor the Seniors . . . LANCE Work begins . . . Autumn Hop . . , Win third place in City Meet-Mike stars A . . Alumni Game Rx -score in our tavor . . , Christmas Dance- l lots of fun . . , Semester exams-not so much V fun . . . LANCE to press , . . Another HOP ' . . , Retreat-a soul-saver as usual , Spring S' -55 A vacation . , . Prom-Once in a lifetime! . . . exams . . , Graduation . . , Boat ride . . . Alumni, s-o-o, We still BELONG! ,F fi, 5 5 2 it K it .if'rxk..,,4-,Na:P31 liufk 1- Y' y A it X Y' fa .1--f-f 'nl 1 t more t. '.,-wf!f' M, ,, sr,,?,,mm,, 'lf Er EHAIIUIITING THOMAS AHEARN Student Council 45 Green-Gold Echoes Stall 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 lntramural Softball 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 3, 45 Indoor Track 35 Track 3. I I 'xx my li I N- Q '1 ff Y If 'ii ' Lf 5 5 ,' , ' MARY Lou BALINT fg Glee Club 3, 45 Madonna Program 35 Good ' J' I' . Counsel Club 3, 4. 0 I W X KATHLEEN BARR Choir l, 25 Mission Club I5 Co-operative 45 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 45 SCAC 4. MARY LOU BENNETT Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35 Madonna Program 2, 35 Co-opera- tive 45 Good Counsel Club Z, 3, 45 Cheerleader , l5 Green-Gold Echoes Stall 45 Work Staff, LANCE 45 Softball 45 Irish Night 4. MARGARET BOYLE Glee Club Z, 35 Madonna Program 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 2, 35 Cheerleader Co-Captain I 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Co-operative 4. IOAN BRENNAN Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35 Madon- na Program l, 2, 3, 45 Irish Night 45 Co-opera- tive 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Mission Club I5 Green-Gold Echoes Stall 45 Forensic League 3, 4. 1 WM ly fm ff llI.A6'S pr 1950 f ,g 5 5, 1 XJM W lf' IEIJBRY ON f Glee Club 2, 3, 45 lvfado na Program 2, 35 Cheerleader 15 Harvest Festival 35 Mission Club 35 Softball 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Basketball Co- Manager 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Co-operative 4 BETSY CLEARY Class Officer 15 Mission Club 15 Madonna Program 2, 35 Softaball 45 Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 2 35 Co-operative 45 Good Counsel IOAN DEMPSEY Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir Z, 3, 4, Madonna Program 2, 35 Harvest Festival 35 Good Counsel Club 35 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Mission Club 2, Co-operative 4. IOAN DREXEL Choir 3 Glee Club 15 Good Counsel Club 35 Mission Club Z. VINCENT DUFFY Intramural Basketball l, 2', 3, 45 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 2. IEAN DUNNE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 LANCE Staff 45 Red Cross 35 Class Officer 1, 25 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Harvest Festival 35 Forensic League 3, 45 Student Council Z5 Madonna Program 2, 35 Irish Night 4. Left fo right: Iohn McGrath, Irene Scanlan, Elizabeth Prial, Thomas Flynn.. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 Work Staff, Green-Gold Echoes 45 Irish Night 35 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Work Staff, LANCE 4. ANN MARIE EGAN MARY FANNING Glee Club.3, 45 Choir l, 2, 35 Harvest Festival 35 Irish Night 1,'2, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Cheerleader l5 Forensic League 3, 45 SCAC 4. IOAN MARY FEE Glee Club 3, 45 Choir Z, 3, 45 Madonna Pro- gram 2', 35 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Co-opera- tive 45 Mission Club 45 SCAC 45 Softball 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. LOIS FITZGERALD Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Softball 4. EHADU!-ITINE WILLIAM FLOWER Student Council 45 Intramural Softball 'l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Co-Manager 45 Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FLYNN Harvest Festival 2', 35 LANCE Staff 45 Student Council 45 Indoor Track 35 Track '45 Intra- mural Softball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Cross-Country Co-Captain 45 Cross-Country 3, 4. Flu. 'Aj'Ht157 ra, '1- PAULA FOLEY Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, Harvest Festival 35 Madonna Program 35 Co-operative 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 1, Z, 35 Work Staff, Green-Gold Echoes 45 SCAC 45 Work Staff, LANCE 45 Irish Night 4. MARY I-'BOATS Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35 Irish Night 1, 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Soft- ball 45 Choir l, 2, 35 Madonna Program 1, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Forensic League 2, 3. THOMAS GALVIN Harvest Festival 35 Student Council 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Cross-Country 35 Irish Night 2, 45 Iayvees 25 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSE GUGLIELMI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3 Choir l, 25 Co-operative 4. CLASS III' 1950 it 6 1 h,tLQQdfl I N C 51 ILTL' ZOMASLLAYES Student Council 45 Intramural Softball l 2 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 LANCE Staff 45 Cross-Country Z, 35 Indoor Track 3 Track 2, 3. WALTER HINCHCLII-'FE Student Council Z5 Iayvees 25 Varsity Basket ball 3, 45 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Green Gold Echoes Staff 45 Class Officer 1, 2 Left to right: Elizabeth Prial, Queen Therese McBrearty, Marion Minchak. v H 'Lf'Iw't2t1. f:53,f'w-5 51w:5,,v' -955' 'lim -5- K -Sf C5159 W., ,- I . 4 H .,5?.,,.S,,,,.,,,5,,, :try 14,34 15, t li H A IJ U A T I N H , . ,,kk. I., ,155 W, wt vat 'jLsg4Qi- 5-ggrrzgffsgggfa E' J, 'N-14 Mfg-fi - I . -- .. ,, .,,.. .4-3,44 E rage. , 4 , 4. , B, zf.4,:s1'f.. ' Isfy' ' 'Gy W- f,v.'f' ,vi??.'::',:J'-, :ir ,W .4 'Af ,IA I 116.145 -, 4 -5211, ' wgi.,1ez I OAN HOELTER 5,5 E' l ': I Madonna Program I5 Good Counsel Club 2 svw..ffa5w'-. me 'E 7 I 3, 4: Mission Club 1, 35 Green-Gold Echoes A 2 i-1 A 5 t 3 LANCE staff 4, SCAC 4, Work staff, Crew- . 5 5 Gold Echoes 45 Work Staff, LANCE 4. ' 4 Student Council 45 Intramural Softball 3, 45 I A A E 4 44? X f gal? Harvest Festival 35 Varsity Basketball Co- I ' manager 45 Intramural Basketball 4. I I 5- DENISE MARIE HUGHES V 1 ,M Cheerleader 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra l, 25 Co-operative 45 Mission Club 15 Madonna Program l, Z, 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club I, 45 SCAC 4. Q12 iii RICHARD KEATING Student Council 45 Iayvees 25 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Softball I, 2, 3. GERARD KILEY Intramural Softball l, 2, 45 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4. Sf-M? 4? I BARBARA ANN KNOEPPEL fi ' , Glee Club 2-, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club 1, Madonna Program 2, 35 Cheerleader I. A4 1 t,t- 4.4, , 5 A I... I ' -I . , ,,,.,, ,,.. ,, tt -f 4,554 gs,M2Eg5,ge1ff1-1:f4' - 4 Iifyriv 4mie1Q s4ieF5 . fiiii? f 1 -tgt 4 ,,. 5 C A34 1144 - Y .: 4? Staff 45 Co-operative 45 Class Officer 35 IOHN HUELSMAN ,5,. ,,,..,, , M PATRICIA MACKIN HELEN MCCREADY CLASS UP 1950 MARION LYNN Glee Club 2, 3, Madonna Program 2, 3, Soft- C ball 4, Good comme-i ciub 2, 3, 4, Coopera- S-fw 14 P' if . 5 A , 3. , ii' A, 4 wp, ,kk 3 ' ..Xf I 'K f 4,-5 tive 4. Glee Club l, 3, 4, Good Counsel Club l, 2, 3, 4, Madonna Program l, Z, 3, Softball 4, lrish Night 4. EUNICE MAGNER Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Harvest Festival 3, Madonna Program l, 2, 3, Work Staff, LANCE 4, Co-operative 4, Good Counsel Club 2, 3, Mission Club 2, Cheer- leader l, 2, intramural Basketball 3, Green- Gold Echoes Staff 4, Softball 4. THERESA MCBREARTY Harvest Festival 3, 4, Mission Club l, Co- operative 4, Good Counsel Club l, 2, SCAC 4, irish Night 4. Choir l, 2, 3, Green-Gold Echoes Staff 4, Mission Club l, Good Counsel Club 4, Cheerleader l, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, SCAC 4, lrish Night 4. IOSEPH MCCRUDDEN Student Council 4, Iayvees 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4, LANCE Staff 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Intramural Softball l, 2, 3, Green-Gold Echoes Staff 4, Class Officer l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. Autumn Hoppers take time out for this pose -4 .' ' ' . 7' ww 1 ef ,.,- , , . X t F' . 'mf' I , ' , fs ,rs .. ,wean 45 P' 512 4 , MA, as , 1' Wad' 1 -Lil' qv-0-mf f. .' Vtrfgfi- ,4 V' V15 ' L A -Lak? V , .f. , 24, ..,ggg,Y4i,. ty . ?W:94 MARY GERALDINE MCGEOUGH Glee Club 3, 45 Good Counsel Club 3,'45 Co-operative 45 SCAC 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Mission Club 15 Irish Night 4. THOMAS McPHILLIPS 28 1 IOHN MCGRATH Harvest Festival Z5 Irish Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 Basketball 2, 3,.45 Class Officer l, Z, 45 Forensic League Z5 LANCE Staff 45 Intramural Softball 2, 3. WALTER MCKEON Intramural Softball Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1. Harvest Festival 25 Student Council 2, 45 lay- vees 25 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Intra- mural Softball 1, 25 Class Officer 25 LANCE Staff 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 4. GLADYS MEHRTENS Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 Harvest Festival 35 Madonna Program 2, 35 Student Council 45 Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Softball 45 Forensic League 35 Good Counsel Club 2, 35 Cheerleader Co-Captain 45 Irish Night 4. GEORGIA MIELE Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35 Good Counsel Club 3, 45 LANCE Staff 45 Choir 1, 25 Madonna Program 1, -35 Class Officer 15 Co-operative 4. EH!-IIIUATINE ,fa-qs. MICHAEL MIELE Glee Club lg Iayvees 35 Intramural Softball 1, 25 lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Indoor Track 35 Cross-Country Co-Captain 45 Student Council 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Co-operative 45 Cross-Country 2, 3, 45 Track 2. .5., -ff , my 5 X 1, 5 I MARION MINCHAK Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, 2', 3, 45 Madonna EL!-ISS UF 1950 56 Y' Program l, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 2', 35 f Mission Club 25 Cheerleader lg Intramural 1 1 Basketball 3, 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 I Harvest Festival 35 Co-operative 45 Softball , . fl 45 Irish Night 4. 1 1 5 5 X fi , 1 CATHERINE MULLALY ' ft Harvest Festival 35 Irish Night 3, 4: Good ' ' f'i' 3. - 5 , - Counsel Club' l, 2, 3, 45 Green-Gold Echoes f , Q IAVI44 -' Staff 45 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Madonna . Program l, 25 Student Council 45 Cheerleader -.F --i' T lg Forensic League 3, 45 LANCE Staff 4. gre 3 - . . 'I EUZABETH PRIAL 5 . , I Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 XX t ---, 5 Mission Club 35 Class Officer 3, 45 Good ' ' 5 3 Counsel Club 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35. Student -X 55. Vt., 5 Council 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 lntra- mural Basketball 3, 45 Softball 4. t I i f I - . , - :Q COPY BARBARA PUHALA Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Harvest Festival 35 Student Coucil 45 Good Counsel Club 35 Choir 3, 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 Forensic League 45 Red Cross 35 Irish Night 4. ELLEN REILLY Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Mission Club 35 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 SCAC 45 Softball 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 Good Counsel ciub 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 45 -LANCE Staff 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Eunice Magner and Mary Lou Bennett type W , WM., 5 v . , il , ,,,:- we '25 rf 5 1 I w , , hx? t A244 I I I QM fiat I -il' , . t ., ,.,, ,f ,f , . -- ,-,, .gd ww, 5 . M .,,. .,. .5 , sa f f Qmxlsir' 532224. ' MOXMWV x 11,3 if QWW' ive EHAIIUATINE 5 ,fv .1 IEAN REILLY ' , Glee Club 3, 45 Madonna Program l, 2, 35 'Y 1 Good Counsel Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Softball 45 5 Co-operative 45 Mission Club 35 Intrailnural Basketball 35 Basketball Co-Manager 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 4. I - MAUREEN RYAN Glee Club 2, 35 Harvest Festival 35 Cheer- leader l- Class Officer 1- Student Council 4' Choir 2, Madonna Program 2, 3, Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Good Counsel Club Z, 3, 45 Softball 45 Irish Night 4. IOAN SAPERE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Madonna Program 1, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club Z, 35 Harvest Festival 3, Work Staff, LANCE 4, Softball 45 Co-operative 45 Mission Club 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Work Staff, Green- Golcl Echoes 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 4. IRENE SCANLAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Madonna Program 1, Z, 35 Irish Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-operative 45 Mission Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Softball 3, 4'5 Class Officer 45 Forensic League 1, 2, 3, 45 SCAC 45 Green- Gold Echoes Staff 4. CECILIA SULLIVAN Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 35 ,Harvest Festival 35 Madonna Program 2, 35 Co-operative 4: Good Counsel Club 23 35 Cheerleader 15 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Softball 45 Irish Night 4. ff st Q- wx KW, W K KX , IAMES SULLIV 5 Intramural Softball l, 2, , 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 2, 35 Co- operative 45 Track Z. CLASS UF 1950 IOAN SWEENEY Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madonna Program 2, 35 Student Council 45 Green-Gold Echoes Staff 45 Harvest Festival 35 Irish Night 35 Good Counsel Club 35 LANCE Staff 4. ANGELA VETRANO Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Mission Club 1, 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Madonna Program l, 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 4' Glee Club l 2 3 4 C , , , , : O-0pera- tive 4. PATRICIA WALL Glee Club 1, Z, 35 Madonna Program 2, 35 Good Counsel Club 1, 25 Co-operative 45 Mission Club 15 Cheerleader 45 Softball 4. MARY WASHIENKO Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir l, Z, 35 Madonna Program 1, 2, 35 Co-operative 45 Work Staff, V 1 LANCE 45 Good Counsel Club 2, 35 Mission Club 25 Cheerleader 15 Harvest Festival 3. 2 Mm in ,. . 1 i n Ki , .7406 Most Popular ......... Best Athlete .......... Most Unpredictable Best Looking .......... Most Likely to Succeed e mode ,xdcfiuified erierue Senior Pull Girl . Iean Dunne . Helen McCready .Gerry McGeough .Mary Washienko .Helen McCready Best Dancer ............ Ioan Drexel Best Dressed ........... Most Intelligent Most Typical .... . . . Most Talkative ......... Most Musical ... ..... Most Wirry, . . . Best Artist ...... ..... Most Bashful .... ..... Always Late .... ..... Cutest ......... ..... Most Reliable .... .... Best Personality Iean Reilly Helen McCreCtdy Maureen Ryan Gerry McGeough Mary Fanning Mary Lou Balint Barbara Puhala Rose Guglielmi lean Reilly Pat Wall . Ioan Sweeney Barbara Knoeppel BOY lack McGrath Ioe McCrudden Lou Hinchcliiie Billy Flower Tommy Flynn Tom Galvin Tom McPhillips Tom McPhillips lack McGrath Tom Hayes Walt McKeon Lou Hinchcliffe Tom McPhillips Ioe McCrudden Gerry Kiley lack Huelsman Tommy Flynn Tommy Flynn Favorite Saint Favorite Flower Favorite Colors Favorite Motto Blessed Mother Rose Blue and White One for All and All for One ecognifion dl 1 . voir 5 R' i vu- 4' ff? . Aer? we are HOW Senior Directory Thomas Ahearn. . . Mary Lou Balint. . . Kathleen Barr ...,. Mary Lou Bennett. Margaret Boyle. .. Ioan Brennan .... Muriel Bryson ..... Betsy Cleary .... Ioan Dempsey .... Ioan Drexel ..... Vincent Duffy ..... lean Dunne ....... Ann Marie' Egan. . Mary Fanning .... Ioan Fee ..,.... Lois Fitzgerald .... William Flower. . . Thomas Flynn ..... Paula Foley ..... Mary Froats ..... Thomas Galvin . . . Rose Guglielmi ..... Thomas Hayes .... Walter Hinchcliffe. Ioan Hoelter ...... Iohn Huelsman .... Denise Marie Hughes. . . Richard Keating. . . Gerard Kiley. . . :. . Barbara Knoeppel. Marion Lynn ....... Patricia Mackin. . . Eunice Magner ,.... Theresa McBrearty ..... Helen McCready. . Ioseph McCrudden. . . . . . . . . . .67 Mullord Gardens Hoover Road .. .. .15 Saratoga Avenue . . . .26 Riverview Place . . . . . .88 Waring Place . . . .101 Hillcrest Avenue . . . .217 West 259 Street .. .. .. .110 Waring Place Portland Place . . . .189 Buena Vista Avenue HardyPlace ..........596 Park Avenue ..... 16 Homesite Parkway Van Cortlcmdt Park Avenue .. .. .. .25 Mile Square Road Lawrence Street . . . .73 Amackassin Terrace . . . .192 Douglas Avenue .. . . .68 Warburton Avenue Ashton Road . . . . . .21 Portland Place . . . .225 Somerville Place ...122 Lake Avenue . . . . . . 29 Hillbright Terrace . . . Q. .201 Buena Vista Avenue . . . .32 Bumside Drive, Hastings .535 Van Courtlandt Park Ave 89 Waring Place . . . .290 Hawthome Avenue .. . . .514 Mile Square Road .110 Waring Place . .. .19 Lawrence Street . . .. . . . . .63 Portland Place . . . . .87 Glenwood Avenue 269 Edwards Place ..........175 Chase Avenue Mary Geraldine McGeough ....... 54 Edgeclili Terrace Iohn McGrath ..... Walter McKeon ..... Thomas McPhil1ips .... Gladys Mehrtens. . Georgia Miele .... Michael Miele .... Marion Minchak. . . Catherine Mullaly. Elizabeth Prial ...... Barbara Puhala .... Ellen Reilly ...... lean Reilly ........ Maureen Ryan .... Ioan Sapere ..... Irene Scanlan ..... Cecilia Sullivcm ..... Iames Sullivan .... Ioan Sweeney ..... Angela Vetrano ..... Patricia Wall ...... Mary Washienko .... .240 Sommerville Place . . . . .8 Convent Avenue . . . .138 Orchard Street HardyPlace . . . .290 Somerville Place . . . .290 Somerville Place . . . .49 Amackassin Terrace Clili Avenue 215 West 259 Street . . . . .308 Roberts Avenue . . .217 West 259 Street .5738 Faraday Avenue .. . . .197 Lake Avenue . . . . .7 Frederick Place . .. .16 Lawrence Street . . . .136 Lake Avenue . . . . . . .57 Loring Avenue . . . .. .8 Suydarn Place . . . .130 Morningside Avenue ...........ll0WaringPlace . .. .152 Momingside Avenue R. Ball R. Clarke I. Crisfield V. Fallon C. Gallagher D. Hafemann V. Kaseta F. Bauiz M. D. Clemens F. Daquila D. M. Fischer M. Gavin I. Harrington K. Keane -'14 L. Casey G Clermont M. De Ruggiero Flynn A. Good Higgins B. Kennedy rwg SOFT: Colvin Donnelly Flynn Gorman Homyak Kennedy EL!-XSE '36 'WJ lppedico G. Keppler 4 gr ,- - B. Krajeski K w Kutkcx Maloney McSpedon O'Conne11 Powers Ryan Troy C. LcxBcrrge Lundy I. McCrecx Mclnerney A. Mitrione Mott N. O'Connell O'Keefe C. Ray Regcm I. Schuffers Seebode W. Tuohy Wcxldrbn f. A F' 3.5, JFS' .,. Q. 1 .!,,, 4 .f sw- Q 1 -. mf wwk VW, ,iq 4? Bernhardi Cahill Connolly DelBe1lo Fee Frey Higgins D. Brennan L. Callahan M. Conli E. Doran S. Ferguson I. Galvin A. Hughes R. Brooks P. Carey I. Costello M. Emilius R. Ferris I. Hand A. Iamison Butler Cocco Costin Fallon FitzGibbon Hcmney Kavancxh ITE? W ,..-. mf- ,X M? iffrigl 'ME' 'Q 159' AJ,, Q Class Oihcers: Elizabeth Smith, Pat- rick Kcxvanah, Robert Spratt, Eugene Flower UF 1952 Moynihan Paquette Spring Tompkins t W. McDonald W. Moynihan E. Ring K. Stewart I. Travers K' ,a X I Q -' Na K L. ,,'f-.- , SPFUOP1 Y Moore Nowak Seredenski M. Stickel Tuohy R. Krai eski I. McCabe A Morahan D O'Neill E. Smith B. Sullivan I. Udell ali- PJ . st, gi I. I. R. E. R. P. M Landy McCrea Moran O'Brien Spano Sullivan Wall R. H. M. C. M. B. W. Lynch McCready Morrissey Otis C. Spratt Supka Walsh C. Mahony I. McCready I. Moynihan C. Paquette R. Spratt E. Tobin A. P. Wolfe '75, .fN..Qxj wxgyt, Q? Ir. ...,' ttf Z 4.5, A s. Q Q X5 'gg Q 4 , 9 '34 r 'XXX Wx, K ., 3 5 x 'W-IR' 'K' 'WV M. Ahearn R. Bauer I. Bodkin T. Carey R. Egan M. Healy V. Iacob ig V Bcrlog Benneit Boyle Coffey Fay Henry M. Icnna cone 'TJ' UF 1953 M. Mclntyre B. McCabe A. McC1eneg- M. Nicholson M. McDermott hen C. Pisacano I. McLellan M. A. McEnery G. Sammon V. Noschese C. Melvin R. Thomas A. M. Powers B. O'Connell R. Schaeffer M- E- Reilly I. Walsh C. A. Seaman I. Walsh fm 'fi' . 'wifi ' fn. 1-fi ff xi 1 I. McCormack C. McGuire E. Molnar W. O'Connell G. Riley I. Shcrrkev T. Williamson sf- A-f L. McCruclden I. McIntyre S. Montcrgnct W. O'Connell R. Riordon C. Sheppard R. Yuscak 7 Class Officers: William O'Connell, Margaret Gavin, Constance Sheppard, George Riley Morgan O'Keefe Ronan Slater L. Mulcahy O'Nei1l Ryan Smith E. Nealy W. Phillips S. Ryan I. Sullivan li'-if H 1 N., ,en ...Ay l , 'ik X65 . .... fs sp' M. sw ff Wa 141+ '1 mlm gk' we-ef O iw ,1 -egg S My least brethren, yen did it tn Me. Matt. xxv, The Mass, t ons of all times have taken their meaning, forms the groundwork for the theory that is presented in our classrooms and d expan ed in our extracurricular activities. We dare not hide our light, but We must fan the flame of enthusiasm so that our candle will bur t ' ' ' n s eadily, lighting not only our own path but also that of our fellow travelers, hat social action from which all other social acti 40 , Q f 'in 1 K , 5 is - wzivrgw Marin? uri 0 a laeacefufjourney When these four get together, something special's' going to happen. Notice that serious look. Can it be tickets this time? Or is a court session in the offing? Student Enunlzil The responsibilities of lay leadership are taken seriously by the Student Council of Sacred Heart High School, and they have functioned well in their efforts to make stu- dent life co-ordinate dutifully and gracefully. Scorning expediency, they have proved that to rise above one's natural inclinations is the only Way to be really free-free to travel quickly on the road to final achieve- ment. Led by their capable president, Thomas Flynn, they did much to encourage a sense of responsibility among the student body. Thank you, girls and boys-We have en- joyed Working with you. Q S1 p g ff ,W W, Y 1 -' X , S N , ef. , K X , fins x . xg, A 6 ' 3 Rs L W m o .6 W' 'SI 2 - 453- as ' h :gif Q- . 4 T.. 2 hav , 4 1 ' A v K fd Ln' Q f 5 .1 A kj B My ' gr VNAI r 'A . V F ,, 1, . A, ' 1 x f sr V Q4 A f V 14 , V K 73, , ,L1h',- V 4 . ff 5 - fi Di-w Wm some Candy? lf n Il s u lll H r s' E n - n p e r at i v 2 Need silk stockings? wifh a H12 exfra fhrown in wifA wAicL we Jomefimed 1249 our fefow frauegzrri Missinn llluh It's fun for us, but it's necessity for them. B01 xmg,eTcLL'Fm '33 .,crw,i fx J' A wi ii nm SEA Eluh uf we ago prepare oumefuw fo lzanclg fLe quedfiond of fke clay on an in ormaf Aa.4i5 whiga Aere we are oraforicaffg incgne He'sgetting phczticn M4 all Green-Gnld Echoes Left to right: Ioan Hoelter W I , ater Hinchclifie, Ioe McCrudden, Helen McCready hard at work at special assignments attempting to present Sacred Heart with a timely school paper. Theirs is the task of gatheri raw mate ' 1 ng r1as from staff members and producing a iinished product. we fe! our ar- un nei Agora agouf ourae ved 9 g Green-Gold journalists on the job as the dead- line approaches, for these literary contributors are determined to make the ECHOES speak. ' g 2 ff La in w ,gf ,., , , j Aid ' if l f 5 4 , I ' I I N 1 S X H r 8 EN! mf? 4' 'ivan 5 Q A 'V 'F S iw 2 x 'Q 3 - ix W '. .I , , V ni: 4 ' 4735 . ' 1, - --. ' . , -vfi fn My , ,X 1- .. r-3-is-mn W -V I' 77741 4...-1 j. ,. T K 1,3 7 ! 1 I 6. . If 'X ' 1 Z' 53:13 , s F2 F ,K 1 1 'W , Front Row, lett to right: Thomas Galvin, Iohn Moynihan, Iohn Costello, Francis Regan, George Keppler. Back Row: William Flower, Co-manager, Thomas McPhillips, Gerald McManus, Iohn McGrath, Cc-ach Bob McNamee, Richard Keating, Kevin Keane, Ioe McCrudden, Iohn Huelsman, Co-manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL e give a generouin A we The Irish cagers ended the season with a good record against their opponents. Under the direction of Coach McNamee, the team defeated some of the outstanding teams in the city-but it surrendered to some of the others. The Saunders Tech game was a thriller all the Way-Sacred Heart froze the ball during the last two minutes of the game to Win by three points. The second game played with New York School for the Deaf was the closest all season With the Irish winning by one point. High scoring records were made by Ioe McCrudden and Tom McPhillips, but every player on the team brought in his share of points. A tense audience watches these impatient hands fight ior the ball. When the high scoring begins the tense- ness disappears. A word to the wise from Coach McNamee makes for a good basketball season. In the fight until the whistle blows! When an Irishman hits the floor he gets up and WINS. 0 our fime fo gaagefgaff S. H. H. S. Opponents 38 35 .Alumni 40 ..... Concordia ,.... 53 45 ...,.. Hastings . . . . . 45 36 ,.... Commerce ..... 5U 45 ..... Cathedral ..... 34 62 ..... St. Ioseph's ..... 34 38 . . . Saunders Tech . . . 35 35 ........ Iona ........ 38 37 ..... St. Iosephs ...., 27 N Y S D 56 ..... ..,. ..... 6 U 45 ..... N, Y. S. D. ..... 44 32.. ...Tolentine......43 56 .. ... Hastings .. ... 5U 38 . . ,.... Iona .... .,. 41 54 . , .. . Halstead . . . . . 39 36 .. .. Concordia .... . 50 48 .. .. Commerce .... . 43 Torn McPhillips seems to have the situation well in hand with that underhcxnd layup, for he seldom misses-No. 8'll make it. The great thinkers thinking-when the Coach finds the answer, the play- er gets a headache. or wAicA we a My Kingdom for a pair of wi re larelaarecl in fg We like our little brothers, the Iayvees -they make good traveling companions. From the standpoint of final points, their season Was not as howling success, but from the experience angle, we feel sure they have piled up quite a background. Four of them are freshmen, and by the time they are last- year men, they will outshine their op- ponents, if We are any good as prophets. JAYVEE5 ngs. Kneeling, left to right: Barney DelBello, Iohn Hinch- cliffe, Ronnie Schaeffer, lack Herrion, William O'Connell. Standing: Ray Thomas, Dick Moore, Bill Kennedy, Iohn Sullivan Eu , gene Flower, Warren Tuohy, Iohn Galvin. 2 Jayueed Left to right: Iames Sullivan, Walter Hinchcliffe Iohn Huelsman Thomas Ahearn, William Flower, Thomas Hayes Michael Miele ana! we Jon? :5uI'UiUe, we Call a Wag! ge! lllt0 nlfahlufa INTHAMUHAL The Seniors, led by the league's leading scorer, Mike Miele, used their age to advant- age in capturing the Intramural Champion- ship. Besides Miele, the scoring leaders of the Senior league included Tom Hayes, Vin Duffy, and lim Sullivan. Others on the squad Were Tom Flynn, Bill Flower, Lou Hinchcliffe, Tom Ahearn, and lack Huelsman. Coaches for the team were Tom McPhillips and Ioe McCrudden, While Richie Keating was trainer. Other teams in the league were drawn from the Iunior, the Sophomore, and the Freshman classes and Were paced by Brud LaBarge and Iohn Higgins, William McDon- ald and Carmine Cocco, Ed Deierlein and George Riley, Larry McCrudden and Iack Doyle. Wanted! One stray basketball as members of the Freshman and Senior Intramural teams grab for it. ,ML clan? run away, Auf we run wifA a purporie anal afwaya come Aacg Under the able leadership ot Coach Ed Unk Peterson, the Sacred Heart Cross- country team had it's most successful season in the school's history. Led by co-captains. Mike Miele and Tom Flynn, the team estab- lished the outstanding record of three Wins and one loss on dual meets-that one loss being a one-point defeat from the strong Iona Prep Team of New Rochelle. Rounding out the starting tive were Sen- iors, Ioe McCrudden and Tom Ahearn, and the Sophomore ace, Pat Kavanah. The Varsity was backed by Iuniors, Norman O'Connell, Francis Bautz, Ierome Reilly, and Al Mitrione. Brian Sullivan, Carmine Cocco. and lack Hanney made up the Sophomore squad, and the Freshmen Were Bill O'Con- nell and Larry McCrudden. Neil Maloney was a very capable manager. llrnss-Country and Track Mike finishes sixth and Tom ninth in the City Meet at Tibbetts Park bringing the Irish harriers into third place, following Gorton and Roosevelt but coming in ahead of Saunders and Yonkers, Nice Work! Top Row: Neil Maloney, Tom Aheam, Francis Bautz, Iack Hanney, Pat Kavanah, Ioe McCrudden, Bottom Row: Larry McCrudden, Alfred Mitrione, Norman O'Connell, William O'Connell, Ierome Reilly, Brian Sullivan. BASEBALL and IUAQII fha lllefltkeftfi g00 First Row, left to riaht: lolm Huelsman, Co-manager William O'Connell, George Keppler, Iohn Galvin Brud LaBarge, Bob Spratt, lack Herrion. Second Row: He slides! Safe by a mile. What'll it be? A curve or a fast ball? S luggers all H urlers two H itters too S uccessful squad 9 were llellel' al'0uIlJ ahel' tAl'ee Coach. Bob McNamee, William Flower, Co-manager, Iohn Coslello, Tom McPhillips, Dick Keating, lOe Mc Crudden, Mike Miele, Gene Flower, Lou Hinchcliffe. Left to right: Denise Hughes, Marion McCrea, Ioan A bdskefl If Terry, Margaret Boyle, Co-captain, Ioan Seebode, Gladys Mehrtens,C6-captain, Patricia Wall. EHEEHLE!-UJEHS Hurrah! 4We made it! ,ML faLe fhelfl d Ong All :Spd-PLA T-E-A-M! Yeah team! A cheer for the lighting Irish! ,.......ql V-lzqwzu ---. , - - - me -- 4 I as Auuxy xzuvzu, Luen Reilly. slamming: lvlurli-31 DIYSOH, L,0-IIICIIICIQGI, ,IOGD D99 Q Q ' ,Q bode, Kay Mullaly, Marion McCrea, Ioan Fee, Pat Scanlan, Elizabeth Prial 'X Barbara Kenned , ean Reill , Co-mana er. A tense moment when eyes Y I Y g BIBLE' BASKETBALL fkeg can o a 9000! fog, foo. Now, this is where wefre Be calm, girls. What goes going to play it- up must come down!!! A .V ?.h at nr drink, nr A-5 else nu dn, dn all tn the qlnr nf End A worthy use ot leisure time is more than an afterthought in the plan for personal sancttication, tor the keeping oi one's conduct and emotions in harmony with circumstances is abso- lutely essential to gracious living. I Cor. x 31 When Christ, o did not spurn social contacts-in tact, He welcomed them- a d h ' ' n once, W en He did not have a dinner engagement, He told Zacchaeus to make haste for He would dine with him. Mindful of our obligation to be like the Master in everything, We take and make opportunities for recreation -that can en- hance God's extrinsic glory. ur Model and Leader, Walked this earth, He 1 isp, 11 ' y, a r,,,: ,, M, My ,.,.!f We W. I t we-. .90 fhe MMF!! of h'ldA0 AeA2Ue Former Queen, Theresa McBrearty, surrenders crown to new Harvest Festival Queen, Ann Marie Zimmer- mann. Little Women Blarney Stone Ah, ha! I caught you! ana! when ini rea , incleecl . . My, aren't they cute? The Freshmen get cx taste of initicztions-Seniors rejoice. love you truly via brute force' ew. f - ,off Y., 1 , W4 3 , 4 I Q . Pez Q e if 1 A ,-'L W 2, A iz? 3, l My QL Y 1 if fo rein ein el' Which fish got caught? The Spirit of 1950 Sailing-sailing ana! Ar whicg we woufcl dag 340114 you To our Mothers and Dads, first of all, we address this little phrase, for only God's record is big enough to hold all that they have done for us. Our Priests and the Sisters, of the past and present, come in for a big share, too, for we have never known them to count the cost in their Work for us. To all of these and to the many others in the school and out-our capable and patient secretary, our cheerful custodian, the Iuniors and underclassmen, the friends andsupporters of all our activ- ities-We are grateful, and we pray that at the end of their journey, their kindness to us will receive a generous reward. Iohn Balint 1 Hoover Road Martin Ball 95 Ashburton Avenue Elizabeth Barr 15 Saratoga Avenue Michael Barr 15 Saratoga Avenue Mr. lohn Brennan 101 Hillcrest Avenue The Campus Shoppe 395 South Broadway Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlo 145 Hawthorne Avenue Catholic War Veterans, Post 432 110 Shonnard Place Children ol Mary Sacred Heart Parish Compliments of Manchester Silk Stores 131 New Main Street Compliments of the North End Tavern 123 Lake Avenue Compliments of Singer Sewing 35 North Broadway Compliments ot Swaney's 40 Mulberry Street Edwin Coyne. M. D. 51 Park Avenue Dengler's Fabrics Stores. Inc. 27 Main Street Mr. Sylvester W. Del Bello 30 South Broadway Seth Duerden 6. Son, Inc. 9 Manor House Square Herman Doerr 139 Lake Avenue Mr. and Mrs. T. Duerr 16 Phillipse Place Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Dunne, Ir. 596 Park Avenue Eiiert's Market 135 Lake Avenue Mr. E. L. Fanning 535 Van Cortlandt Park Ave. PATHUNS Friend French Bakery 13215 Lake Avenue Friend Iames A. Garrity, Inc. 20 South Broadway Martin Grady Mulford Gardens F. 6. W. Grand Company 8 Palisade Avenue W. T. Grant Company 2 Palisade Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes 122 Lake Avenue Hollywood Florist. Inc. 414 South Broadway Mr. William F. Kavanah 25 Greenvale Avenue Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly 19 Lawrence Street Mr. Frank Kultzow 42 Hudson Street Mrs. I. Lynn 110 Waring Place Mariners. Girl Scouts. and Brownies Fr. Dermot, O. F. M. Cap. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence McBrearty 87 Glenwood Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Mc- Cready 269 Edwards Place Mr. and Mrs. Iames Mc- Crudden 175 Chase Avenue Mr. and Mrs. L. Mehrtens 6 Hardy Place Michael and Son Food Market 147 McLean Avenue Monastery Male Chorus Sacred Heart Parish Morsemere Market 784 Palisade Avenue Mothers' and Sisters' Guild Sacred Heart Parish Betty Mullaly 51 Cliff Avenue Mr. Edmond Mullaly 51 Clitt Avenue Peter Reaves Markets 772 Palisade Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Reilly 5738 Faraday Avenue Bronx, New York Rosarians Sacred Heart Parish Rudnick and Vogel Lake Avenue Stationery Sea Scouts, Boy Scouts. and Cubs Fr. Derrnott, O. F. M. Cap. Schillers 29 Palisade Avenue Steadman Music House. Inc. 24 Warburton Avenue Third Order of St. Francis Sacred Heart Parish Michael Tirnan 756 Palisade Avenue Mrs. B. Tooma 24 Gold Street Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Trinks 780 Palisade Avenue A. Van Demark and Son Furn- iture Company 208 Nepperhan Avenue Mrs. W. I. Wall 110 Waring Place Yonkers General Tire. Inc. 1002 Central Park Avenue Don L. Parsons 286 Ashburton Avenue Thomas P. Prior 27 Canal Street Plainville, Connecticut Penny Duerr 290 Somerville Place Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keating 89 Waring Place Mrs. Helen McCready 265 Edwards Place Mike Miele 290 Somerville Place Marie Miele 290 Somerville Place Miss Catherine Smith 191 Park Avenue Mrs. Edmond Albano Alec. Harold and Iim Ashburton Food Center Mrs. Iohn I. Balog Charles I. Bautz, Ir. Francis Bautz Mr. Charles I. Bautz, Sr. Mrs. Mary E. Bautz Patricia A. Bautz George A. Bell, M. D. Mr. I. Bendas Theresa Bendas Mrs. Charles Brennan Mrs. Iames Bryson Emmett Burke Iohn I. Burke Louis A. Buthnell Antonio Cardone Emil M. Carlo Maryann Carlo Mr. George Cassidy Mrs. Iulius Ciszak City Line Chemists Charles L. Corbalis Mrs. Ioseph Crowley Mrs. I, Cuff Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Curtis Ioan and George Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Dempsey Eastern Commission Co. Mrs. H. F. Eberhardt nMrs. C. Essig Ann Fanning Iames F. Fanning Mr. and Mrs. I. Fantilli Mrs. R. Farrell Iudge M. I. Fay Mr. Francis R. Fay Mrs. Francis R. Fay Mr. Thomas L. Foley Mrs. Thomas L. Foley Iames Freeman Mary Golden Mr. and Mrs. Guglielmi BENEPAIITIJHE Mrs. C. Halvey Mr. F. I. Hand Margaret Healy Mrs. Kathryn Healy Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hess Mrs. H. M. Hickey Harry Hiscock Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Howley Miss Catherine Hughes Iohnny Hunt Ben Keating Elaine T. Keegan Mrs. Matthew Keegan Mal Kenny Mrs. Albert Smith Stanford A. Melbus Mr. Alfred Melvin Mrs. Alfred Melvin Dr. and Mrs. William Meyer Mrs. I. Meyer Georgia Miele Mrs. George Miele Marie V. Mitchell Mrs. William Mitchell William 'Mitchell Ioseph Monani Walter Monani George F. Monsier Peter Odomirok Palisade Wine and Liquor Store Kid Stuff K. I. Loughman Dr. Ioseph Luhan Mrs. T. Lynch Mrs. F. Mackin Larry McBrearty, Sr. Iohn McCormack, Sr. Ioan McCready Rose McDonald Iohn McGrath Gregory McGuire Mrs. I. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKeon Walter McKeon Veronica McMasters Mae L. Meagher Richard Meagher Mrs. Iohn N, Parsons Murph Penzo Tony Penzo Coach Ed Peterson Salvatore Pisacano Mr. and Mrs. Prial Mr. and Mrs. A. Puhala Emil Puhala Iess Puzzutto Ellen Reilly Mae A. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Reilly Mrs. A. Reilly Mrs. Katherine Reilly William Reilly David Ricci Ioseph Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Robbins Mrs. William Roche Mrs. William Roche Frances Ryan Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Schmaly Schoen Brothers Albert Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. Sparheimer Dr. Walter G. Spengeman Mr. Iohn Sweeney Mrs. Iohn Sweeney Iohn Terry Anne Tooma Mary Tooma Terry Tooma Mrs. Iuana Vetrano Eileen Walsh Edith P, Welty Helen M. Willner George I. Witkins Irene Wright M. Wright Peggy Wright Mrs. Iohn Zamborsky Nathan Agors Tony Auritchio Mrs. Andrew A. Balog Mrs. Iohn Barbey Patricia Barclay Rosemarie Bauer Mrs. William H. Bave Doris Bell Ianet Borich Iames Boyle A. Bracks Thomas Brennan William R. Brennan Busy Bakers Dick Butler Maryann Carlo Mrs. E. Carlo Martin Carroll Mrs. Raymond Cavanagh Rita Chiaverini Ellen Cinttetelli Teddy Clemente Frank Collins Frank Collins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conway Helen Crough Mr. and Mrs. Neil Crowley Michael Curley Mary Ellen Cruse Mrs. William H. Cruse Rose D'Agostino Eddie Daley Syl Dalton Iames Daly Mr. Bernard DelBello George Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Fedele DeRoberts Michael Doherty Betty Domchek The D's Mrs. Anthony Domchek Vera Dubranske Ted Duerr, Ir. Patricia Ann Dunne Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Durkin Mr. Fred Erling Mrs. Fred Erling Iohn Ermine Dr. Milton I. Eskie Mary Fanning Adele Fara Bessie Fara George Fara Hon. Martin I. Fay Martin Fay Mrs. Angela Faynor Marion Fennell Dinty Ference Fisherman Federation The Fishery Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald Louis I. Flower Friend Mrs. M. Geary Mrs. BUUSTEHS Iohn T. Gibson Mrs. L. Gilles Mrs. Gombotz Granat's Stationery William H. Gray, Ir. Edith Guernery Maris Guglielmi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hample Happy Kathy Harominek Peggy Healy Mrs. Hiscock Veronica Holland Mr. and Mrs. E. Humphrey Ioseph Iauneiti Mr. and Mrs. Iindrak Iohnson Fish Company Hilda Iones Thomas Keating Eileen Kelly Kay Kennedy Rita Kleinelp Mrs. Iohn Koch Mrs. Stephen Kokinchak Mrs. Mrs. Michael Kotelez P. Krentsa Gil Landy Patricia Lawson Mr. Edward Leahy Dolores Leonardis M. P. Levy W. K. Lynch Iohanna H. Mackay Doris Mackin Eunice Magner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magner Rita Martin Mrs. V. A. Martin Bob McCardle Margaret McCready Mrs. McDonald Elizabeth McGillecuddy Mary McGrath Iames McGuire Terese C. McGurn Mrs. Patrick H. McHugh Mrs. C. McToggart Nickols Meade Al Medwick Mr. A. Melvin Mrs. A. Melvin William lPulll Millen Mrs. Montone Florence Moran St. Moritz Wine Company Michael Morley Mrs. Alice Monsier Mr. Ioseph Monsier Miss Iulie Monsier Morsemere Pharmacy Nick's Dry Goods Store Anthony Noschese Bridget Noschese Mrs. E. O'Brien Mr. Iames O'Brien Catherine Ondek Doris M. O'Neill Mrs. I. O'Neill I. Ozlowski Louis Petinaus Anthony Piscionere Mrs. A. Popoli Mr. Anthony Popp, Ir. Eileen Prial Elizabeth Prial Mary Prial Mrs. E. Pritchard Phyllis Quinn Louise Ranellme Red Mrs. A. Reilly Iames Reilly Mary Ellen Reilly Mary Ellen Reilly Mr. M. Reilly Michael Reilly Mrs. Reilly Rose Cleaners, Inc. Patricia Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salinsky Anna L. Scanlan Ieanne M. Scanlan Madeline A. Scanlan Robert Scheid Mrs. A. Schonbrun Leon of Ierry Schwartz, Iewelers Terry Shannon Mr. Iohn Sheehan Iohn Sheehan Mrs. V. Sheppard Bill Smith Mr. Iohn Smith, Ir. Smitty's Fish Company Owen Soden Dr. F. Soraci Felix I. Sposito, Ir. 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