St Agnes Seminary School - Agnesian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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A ' ' L1 , 'S ,K ' -el if. ff A A E Yg-y. fl. ., .w - 's V UNT ACYL 1: H RH YR lxl Y N X MSHRINI' As we, the seventy-fifth graduating class of Saint Agnes Seminary, leave its sacred halls to follow our chosen careers, we pause for the last time before the beloved statue of Our Lady of Lourdes and utter a final prayer to the Mother of Mankind, who guarded, guided and consoled us during our high school days. We realize that we are not the first nor will we be the last class to stop before Our Lady, for since the beginning of our Alma Mater on Sackett Street, Our Blessed Mother has held a prom- inent place on the grounds. Even after the new school moved to Union Street and later to its present site, Our Lady remained as the Protec- toress of our school because it was her strong and never wearied love that encouraged the Sisters to establish the firm foundations of our school. Looking back over the last four years we re- call the prayers offered each morning at the shrine. Sometimes they were brief but always they pleaded for Our Heavenly Mother's care. We, the Clan of 1954, coniecrate onr yearbook to oar Bleirecl Mother, the Cryital Fountain of Faith, Fragrant Lily of All Holineii, Conqnereri of Evil and i Qneen of the Uninerre, in tloir the One Hnnafretlrv Year l of tloe Proclamation of the Dogma of Her Immaculate Conception. In the afternoon, again we stopped to say good- bye and many times to seek her advice. We will always remember, too, that it was here at St. Agnes under the guidance of the Sisters of Saint joseph that we learned by Our Lady's example the principles that will govern our future life and help us attain eternal salvation. To passers-by Our Lady smiles lovingly, to the faculty she gives zeal and encouragement for each new day, to the Semites she is a model of humility, purity and perfection, to us, the Class of 1954, Our Mother gave her love, her example, her counsel and understanding and most of all, her only Son. As we bid our fond farewell we stand before Our Lady's statue to offer this our prayer: Our Blessed Mother, continue to be our guardian through life. May you always remain our con- solation in suffering, our refuge from worldly temptations, safeguard of our purity and most of all our model of Christian womanhood. Virgin Mother, Hear My Prayer 0 MOST REV. THOMAS E. MOLLOY, S.T.D. Archbishop - Bishop of Brooklyn FACULTY ll I l Illl. 5 , l iif i-. , Sister . , s ' 'ncipal Rev. F u ai o - u ul I o n +o 1: qplgin Sister : .. . . . 1 nglisb S' . 1 . . ,A 1' ' xster . I ,T :story . ' 1 1 A 1 ' Sister ' aura Michaela . f . 'f . . . . K ......... nglzsb Sister 41:4 wg- ... ... ... . 'v ......... sister X f anna ivory - . Sxster - - Y ... . . I I A f matzcs sister TEf'51!H'II1'iI.1 .1...-, ' em..-2. ,.,4-.., cience Sister - - - I 'I I mt French Slster e - ...... .... . . rarzan Sister 0 .... Q, . . . . . . .Music MissE. .J - . .... . ...Art Mrs. L. i l 3 - li .... .... ' !J amatics Mrs H ' raining Professor eber . . . . . . .Dancmg Mrs. -H. M lins . . - ..... ' companist Professor S. N . iq f, X M be ra Director -7' DEDIC T10 We, the class of l954, dedicate our Agnesian to our own St. Agnes, who is ever the Patroness of Our Immaculate Mother's Children. During our four years she has been our protector and our model. May her purity and heroism ever be our inspiration. 6 .fgo She Wuoeo Softly and swiftly the years have run That seemed to as so far away And now another age has come, Adventures new, that never stay. The time has held for her who plays With strong lithe fingers, hat uncertain yet, Such harmonies sweet, snch roanclelays, Great echoing chords she'll ne'er forget. JANUARY GRADUATES MAUREEN ANN CAREY St. Jerome Mo . . . cute and tempermental . . . Frances' better half . . . unpredictable . . . those crazy West Point weekends . . . clothes conscious . . . French whiz?? . . . daydreams of the future . . . Alrighty! Tenderly Glee Club 1,2,3,4,5g Legion of Mary 1,2,6,7,8g Crusade 5,6,7,8. is Q, K , ELBERTA ELAINE CUSO Good Shepherd El . . . versatile, capable and dependable . . . Cru- sade President . . . Saturday night at the Hawaiian Room . . . known for her grin . . . always there when the pigskin's in the air . . . Girls! September Song Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Legion of Mary 5,6,7,8g Crusade 5,6, CATHERINE ALINE GELSON Our Lady Help of Chfiflidnf Bunny . . .sweet, neat, petite. . . Maureen's twin . . . school spirit personified . . . daydreams of Laurel Beach . . . Attendance secretary . . . Charleston enthu- siast . . . a mind of her own . . . This isn't too ridic- r x ulous. W -gg: V 152-ff ri 13 Q Dedicated to You Glee Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 5,6,7,8g Cru- f sade 6,7,8g Dramatics l,2. CECILE ALICIA GRIMES St. Vincent Ferrer Ceil . . . tall and stately . . . Sodality V.P. . . . mem- orable summers in New Mexico . . . refined and com- posed . . . Mary Ellen's side kick . . . our Eve Arden . . . This is completely for the birds! Ehh Tide Dramatics l,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary l,2,5,6,7. ANN DOLORES McGARRY Good Shepherd Annie . . . never too busy to help . . . loyal . . . even tempered . . . lover of fun . . . adaptable . . . Sodality officer . . . our Florence Nightingale . . . ardent fan of Bishop Sheen . . . Be Good! Why Don? You Believe Me Glee Club 7,8g Legion of Mary 5,65 Crusade 5. MARIA LOUISA LONGOBARDI St.Edmumi Mary Lou . . . Leo Honor . . . Einstein of the 4B Chopin's protege . . . president of the Glee Club wistful expression . . . Sister Grace's right hand . essence of refinement . . . Oh, Golly! My Love, My Love Glee Club l,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 4,5,6,7,8. 9 FRANCES ADRIENNE MERIGONE St.Edmnnd Fran . . . dark and vivacious . . . shiny raven hair . . . THAT look . . . pretty as a picture . . . Maureenls other half . . . sense of humor . . . Crusade Rep . . . always in the clouds in more ways than one . . . That's for sure. y My Henri Belongs to Only Yon Crusade 4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 5,6,7,8. BARBARA GAIL O'BRIEN St. Agnes S erninrzry Gail . . . Leo Honor . . . our golden-haired bit of mischief . . . angelic expression . . . Senior President . . . Fort Schuyler stationery . . . proud aunt . . . help- ful, cooperative and poised . . . sunny disposition . . . 'Tm famishedf' My Foolish Henri Dramatics 1,2g Legion of Mary 2,3,4,5,6,7g Crusade 4,5, 6,7,8. PATRICIA ADELE O'CONNOR Good Shepherd Pat . . . wonderful trips to Canada . . . contagious giggle. . . long eyelashes, blue eyes and an Irish smile . . . invisible cats . . . that amazed look . . . always friendly . . . C'mor1, stop it. Fm Yours Legion of Mary l,2,3,4,7,8g Crusade 8. eraa Qsr tttst if Y L rrl 10 - 1f:-f:r'f- wg,--awww,-c 'ui ' f. fr -wnqwvw fe, ,mg-ic' vc wfa:-W.i -K1-.' JOAN CAROL WINFIELD St. Francis de Sale: joannie . . . sweet combination of sense and non- sense . . . built for speed . . . summers at Breezy . . . secretary of Glee Club . . . delightfully absent-mind- ed . . . bobby sox and loafers . . . Am I late? Stardust Glee Club 1,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 5,6,7,8g Crusade 4,5,6,7,8. MARY ELLEN ANITA ZEMA St. Vincent Ferrer Mary Ellen . . . Leo Honor . . . class nightingale . . . mysterious French answers . . . found with Cecile . . . Glee Club V.P .... summers at the Surf Club . . . musical sneezes . . . poised hostess . . . trusty tooth- brush . . . Let me see now. Ten For Two Glee Club 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Dramatics 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Cru- sade 4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 1,2,54. fs ig ff? fx, f!f4 'L I. ff' w ,IJ X, 4' gg Il ,fl I I I ,, as 1 ,,f an , ji ai r t 'ef f-f 'fs 2 fn lffffilii A 1 nllqi 27? -fn w I T ., W L X f If I s 1'1-.,-, -1 f Xhsx XX , ,4,,,i,,,., Y, ., , C ,, A , ff ,,sb fu if. ,, f ...ar-AQ' ' 7 Q ,TQ .9 47 Y ll N. , 4 c W I ir- 1 I'-TT, -wall FA: I wr 7 I 5 1 C Mlm. S391 x T .4 JANUARY 19 The day was not all it could have been. The snow, and dark overcast skies held little promise of what the future would bring to the fifteen eager girls entering St. Agnes Seminary. As we pulled open the massive, heavy doors, a glance at the tall, prepossessing grandfather clock told us this was our first day. In the beginning, we were frightened, we were bewildered, we were freshmen! Amid chaos and confusion, we cautiously approached Room 101. After peek- ing inside, the multi-colored posters and varied unintelligible expressions left no doubt that it was the French room, and it was to be our home for six, exciting months. No sooner had we begun to feel slightly important Cafter all we were in high schoolb than twenty-two boisterous seniors barged into our classroom and menacingly warned us against treading upon their private staircase . Within a few days we had settled down and who will ever forget the amazing discovery that mittens worn on the feet could be put to good use in the Biology Lab. Then there were our goldfish, Paul and Charlie, who one day caught a chill and perished. And of course, often many difiicult lessons were learned-exactly how to place amo, amas, amat on vocabulary papers. All at once it was june and we departed for the summer vacation. September found sixteen civilized freshmeng we had lost one girl, but gained two, sporting new, shorter hair-do's. The fall months flew by, and suddenly the Christmas season loomed before us with its assurance of the pageant, school party and many more gay times. We returned from inter-term recess, fourteen proud sophomores, and moved across the hall doomed to become perfect mathematicians. Now we really be- longed to the Sem. Between our theorems and Compasses, we soon visioned the world about us in the weird shapes of circles, triangles, squares and rectangles, etc. The glory of France and the beauty of its pronunciation Cespecially the famed oui which we twisted to sound like ooieD brought with it a new chal- lenge, namely, the French language. Surprisingly enough, vacation again appeared to have crept up on us, and we waved our farewells to fellow Semites. All too soon we had returned after two months, only eleven of us, and at- tempted to concentrate on dividing Gaul into three parts. Praying, memorizing and cramming finally brought Geometry to an end, and somehow we passed our Math and Latin regents. 12 CLASS HI TORY Half our goal had been reached. We were no longer frightened or bewil- dered, we were juniors. It was during fifth term that we shook hands with Cicero and his contemporaries. Many lunches were minus desserts, for some of us had decided to diet. This lasted about three days because by the seventh period we started to suffer from hunger pains. Our small Intermediate class didn't seem to be making much headway, but at long last more regents were passed and we were on our way for a long, blithe summer. We returned to the '3B having forfeited one classmate, but profited by an- other. Despite our over abundance of studies, somebody always managed to for- get her translation. Poor Cicero! He tried!! We not only conquered him but also surmounted the French regents. Unexpectedly, we were SENIORS !! We proudly displayed our senior but- tons, and grandly accepted our long-awaited, cherished senior rings. Nothing could surpass our joy as we lunched at one of our homes. The memorable lunch- eon was followed by the show at Radio City Music Hall and the Persian Room of the Hotel Plaza. Studies resumed and before long we happily awaited a pleas- ant, fun-packed summer. September again!! Dimly, the realization came to us. We were 4B's . Plans for our final Tea Dance were begun, and friendly arguments concerning the Year Book could be heard echoing from Room 301. The days slipped by, and amidst the school and homework, we studiously memorized parts for our Christ- mas Pageant, baked cookies and made posters announcing the annual Holly Hop. Christmas came and was gone-with it the wonderful remembrances of that gay, magical, lofty night all our own-Our Prom. We began to cram for those dreaded Regentsl' but we pulled through successfully. Our Class Day is about to begin. We are certain that we shall cherish these few, final, sad hours at the Sem as well as the precious memories of the preceding four years. Now we bid adieu to our dearly beloved Sisters, and thank them for all they have done for us. And farewell to you also, Semites, who have shared our laugh- ter and work. As we pass through the gates, we quickly search the Gazing Ball for a glance into the future, then look trustingly at the statue of our Mother and silently implore her to protect and guide us in the years to come. 'I3 rf-'ff ' i sf NAME M. Carey E. Cuso C. Gelson C. Grimes M. Longobardi A. McGarry F. Merigone G. 0'Brien P. O'Connor J. Winield M. Zema N , J sv'-f , A .' N t nary, .Lg 's- Q... A .. A ,Cv 'R ., Us , ,, . . ,. , 4 ,Eg 4 S i KX M M f 2- 'Y EQ ,Ml ' -v W if s 'P f. .-2--nw .aux 1 f'gnGs.u1.5,e-off . . P R 0 P H E C Y ,M M, wfal UARY . PET WEAKNE lp I . - Fon TEN YEARS HENCE Cadets Pr i V eber's dancing Pilot on American Airlines tner A 5:4 Prep ring - ' f A 54- f excitement Commanding Odicer in Horn rimmed glass p' Dreaming of Ne f exico Unusual earrings ' Curly hair f Crew haircuts . Brown eyes . Movies N. QS ' Bai ' -, other people's lunch Blind dates E fingers Nugrlix A Big ketbooks H' nnex onunciations Burstijoy laughter eww' a X59- A . , . 'Z' V f-wr I .fr u n 1' xl JP f 10 4 Q1 r 4 .awww ww 5 i 'N gr .. 5 an T' v an A ,p or 1,04 f ,, - Telephone co f rsations 4 . Flashy hats 1 ic exclamatrons 2 : ' Naval Reserve Sole owner of a free charge in all stores Model for Pepsodent Directress of Carnegie Hall Head Nurse in Kings County Hospital Cartoonist for Walt Disney Captain of the U.S.S. Empire State Sister Mary Pat Lighthouse keeper President of a Kleenex Factory .a-ns. AUDREY MARIE DWYER Good Shepherd Aud . . . that innocent look . . . a bundle of fun . . famous alarm clock ringer . . . summers at Breezy . . infectious giggle . . . Legion Veep . . . Let's go for Pizza pies! When Irish Eye: Are Smiling Legion of Mary 12,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 4,6,7,8g Press Club 6. 5, MARY PATRICIA 61123059 .r 'jfiiff 6 dl St. Vincent Ferrer CLELIA THERESE GALE S t. Agnes Seminary Clel . . . broken diets . . . our librarian Beelze bub Bipp . . . those French compositions shiny black hair . . . Fordham's Ram . . . Annes better half . . . Always marry a doctor! Lonely To Look At Legion of Ma 6,7,85 Dramatics 5,4 ,,fj 4 Gibby . . . diabolical exaggerations . . . one of t e l triplets . . . ten o'clock scholar . . . yearns for carrots . . . Sweet Sixteen birthday . . . Wait until I put my glasses on! Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Orchestra 3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 6,7,8g Glee Club 1,25 Press Club 3,4,5,6g Legion of Mary l,2. RUTH CATHERINE JOYCE St. A gnei Seminary Ruth . . . class artist . . . backbone of the Glee Club . . . long black hair . . . deep dramatic voice . . . proud of her brothers . . . memorable parts in school plays . . . Gif-r-r-ls. With A Song in My Heart Glee Club l,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Dramatics 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Le- gion of Mary 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. PAMELA KATHRYN HORN Oar Lady H eip of Chriitiam Pam . . . lovely redhead . . . at home on any dance floor . . . fashion plate . . . ardent letter writer . . . where there's Arlene there's Pam . . . Who's taking the early bus? Blue Moon Crusade 5,6,7,8g Dramatics 1,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN MAHER Good Shepherd Babs .. . quick smile . . . Saturday night roller skater . . . our Orchestra president . . . Boogie Woogie enthu- siast . . . other half of Laurie . . . a Bowlette . . . full of fun . . . Going to orchestra? I'lZ See You in My Dream! Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 3,4,5,6,7,8. 16 ROBERTA ROSE MARTIN St. Ceciln Bobby . . . unrecognized musical talent . . . after school librarian . . . late arrivals . . . working for an R.N .... camera enthusiast . . . dances at St. Anthony's . . .I'm embarrassed! Thinking of You Orchestra l,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 5,6. 1 g, .. - V MARIE JOY MULLE P.S. 207 Frenchie . . . dancing, dark eyes . . . starvation diets . . . Chinese finger nails . . . found with L u. . . stun- mers at Surf Club . . . Pratt lover . . . Girls, guess what happened! Became of Yon Dramatics l,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 5,7,8g Legion of Mary 1,2,7,8g Glee Club 1,2. ANNE CECILIA McCORMACK Our Lady of Angels Anne', . . . short hair cuts . . . sophisticated air . . . second triplet . . . weekends at Greenwood Lake . . . homemade cookies . . . Cle1's better half . . . Maybe I'll get a hit this time. Honey Bun A Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 3,4. PATRICIA BERNADETTE O'BRlEN Holy Innocents Pat . . . tall brunette slimness . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . Notre Dames star rooter . . . ideal friend . . . loyal Glee Club supporter . . . neatness per- sonified . . . Can I pitch? Sweet and Lovely Glee Club 2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Legion of Mary 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Dramatics 5,4. EILEEN ANNE MURRAY P.S. 207 Eileen . . . press editor . . . last of the triplets . . . sports and dance enthusiast . . . Gil Hodges' favorite outfielder . . . fun to have fun with . . . Let's go to the Ball Game. You Are My Szmxloinen Orchestra 3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 6,7,8g Press Club 5,-4,5,6, 7,83 Legion of Mary l,2. ' I. iq , X LORETTA CARMELA PALONE Good Shepherd Laurie . . . those sparkling eyes . . . lindy enthusiast . . . dances at St. Francis . . . a Bowlette . . . found with Babs . . . those crazy lunches . . . class orator . . . al- ways smiling. . . Sound off. Pre!ly Eyed Baby Legion of Mary 8g Crusade 16,83 Dramatics 7,8. ' is RITA MARY PASQUARELLA St. Vincent Ferrer Rita . . . bouncy rhumbas . . . violin and accordian fame . . . short and sweet . . . postman's hopeful friend . . . black magic . . . our P.A.L .... I lost my glasses again. Beautiful Brown Eye.f Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 7,8g Press Club 5,6,7,8. C LOIS EILEEN PERRIDGE St. Vincent Ferrer Lois . . . hazel-eyed blonde . . . sweet and quiet. . . always hungry . . . friend of postman . . . Monday nights bowling . . . 5 of 9 arrivals . . . Wait for me. ffAgdinU Legion of Mary 1,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Dramatics 1,2. PATRICIA ANN QUAYLE St. Frnncif de Seder Patsy . . . Leo Honor . . . famous beach parties . . . Ramona . . . just mention Duke Snider or Vic Da- mone . . . Miss Ebinger . . . future journalist . . . our Ben Hogan . . . Boy. Everybody Love: A Redhead Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Press Club 5,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 6,7,8g Legion of Mary 1,2. 19 LUCIA THERESA RIGGIO P.S. 207 Lu . . . pretty as a picture . . . 10:30 Dagwood lunches . . . excitable but lovable . . . fond of the Lancers . . . Marie's other half . . . hysterical giggle . . . Girls, it's my anniversaryf, AIyHef1rt Belong! To Only You Legion of Mary l,2,7,8g Dramatics l,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Cru- j , sade 6,7,8g Glee Club l,2. wif wifi I X l, V4i-,Affi.v4,,,,Li i f , MIRIAM CLARE SHEA St. lfmfzcii' dc Sfzlef Clare . . . tremendous hy-per-bole . . . Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer . . . great sense of humor . . . Home Economics specialist . . . Sem's Benny Good- man . . . contagious giggle . . . flashbulb peeler . . . It's fabulous! 'Anyzvloere I Wander Orchestra l,2,5,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 6,7,8g Press Club 5,63 Glee Club l,2. l ,W tp ts t i ' ' L- W s s Q0 JV Mc' ff CAROLE ANNE TALMAGE Good Shepherd i'Carole . . . postman's best customer . . . lovable friend of Mattituck . . . those one day diets . . . other half of Peggy . . . fresh air fiend . . . another Bowlette .. . Guess who calledll' Lore Wfzlked In Legion of Mary l,2,6,7,8g Dramatics 3,4,5,6,7,8. 20 ANNETTE MARGARET TRANI P.S. 209 Annette . . . concert mistress . . . Rirals other half . . . mad Halloween party . . . dainty sandwiches? . . . Sem's Babe Ruth . . . class doctor . . . Orchestra pret- zels . . . understanding -l- . . . What a hit! With My Eye! Wide Open Fm Dreaming Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 6,7,8g Press Club 6. ARLENE ANNE ZIEGLER Oiir Lady H eip of Cbififtiam Zig . . . tall n' terriffic . . . our Morey Amsterdam . . . Orchestra Veep . . . oceans of notions . . . practic- ing baby-sitter . . . Pam's other half . . . C'mon girls be serious! PS, I Love Yozin Orchestra 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8g Crusade 5,6g Legion of Mary 21 f a ny eztz- f s -- L- 'ull l i .1 , ,i fs fri 21:9 93 - .mm iii :ff .- f ' I 1 I ' I ' 1 I I I 1 I , 1 I I I 1 U 1 I I 1 SEPTEMBER l95O , -,....,, 1' el '1 il 4 I, .I I ' , I I I DOWN DI I-IISTURY LINE Y LINE Four years have passed. Silently the gates which once beckoned us to enter the Sem, are closing be- hind. Even the halls and stairways which in the past bustled with the clatter of the june '54 Class, remain with only a remembrance of our joys and sorrows. Nor will these warm memories ever escape from the depths of our hearts. NEW FACES While reminiscing, we see our- selves as forty-five nervous freshmen entering the portals of Saint Agnes Seminary. Ftightened by this new phase of life, we assembled in the auditorium to await our destiny. Finally, we were divided into two sections: one headed by Sister Anthilia, the other by Sister Agnes Dorothy. Gradually we became ac- quainted with the Sem. The blue and white uniforms were strange to most of us but with a few alter- ations, here and there, we felt right at home in our Sak's creations . Settling down to the high school routine we traveled from room to room with the faithful camp-chairs dragging noisily at our heels. Latin, biology and algebra presented quite a problem at first. With learning .... '!f.....1,?.,..-.'fr. 0 . 5 it 1 gf I t .-LQ, f a S A .'t - l , masculine, feminine and neuter end- ings, and pulling poor innocent grasshoppers apart, we never did find what x and y equalled! How- ever, soon we became accustomed to the complicated questions and answers-we did?? We freshmen were really a normal quiet class fonly for a short whileb. But oc- casionally our small voices would burst forth at the wrong time and we had to be silenced by the famous words, That will suHice! Then we were elevated to a more dignified position in the Sem, civi- lized freshmen Cbut only after the drudgery of finalsj. Retreat broke into our regular course of studies as we prayerfully turned our thoughts to God and His Resurrec- tion. May brought our first Field Day which we shall never forget since we still have the scars as con- stant reminders. The senior grad- uation in june marked the comple- tion of one year at the Sem. HAPPY TIMES At the end of a wonderful sum- mer the new sophomores Cnow di- minished in number? were greeted by their new official, and Geometry teacher, Sister Marie Concepcion. Oh, how well we remember those memorized theorem cards and the peculiar shaped figures fnever could remember the difference between a rectangle and parallelogramj. French was also introduced to us in our third term. Amazing how quickly we caught on to that new language! Why in two weeks we could say Bon jour, ma souer g but it took a long time to under- stand Fermez la bouche! N'est-ce pas? Our fourth term marked the birth of the never to be forgotten-Spirit of 76! It was in room 202 that strange things happened. Unusual noises could be heard daily behind its mysterious walls accompanied by the steady rumble of the floor, gloved hands appeared from no- where and waved to and fro, and obscure coded notes were found. Perhaps the most unusual happen- ings were the tiny pieces of plaster which continued to fall from the ceiling. Now what possibly could have caused that?? Then much to our displeasure we took our first Regents in june. They were soon followed by beach-parties and the beginning of the long line of sweet sixteen celebrations. Another vacation flew by. Upon 'T '-fa 7- l . T'E?f 1 -. ' ' li ll 'i X WL' ff 'AE , l 5. L44 . t 1. iiz'1.4 4. V'-Y - lx , L ,, '13 I an ,. :ggi 1.35133 my I 1.7 I I ' I 1 ' I I f I ,I 1, I 'I I I 'I I I I I I our return to school we found that two more members were added to our class fnow numbering twenty- twoj. Geometry had ended but In- termediate Algebra quickly replaced it. This was better? Latin still con- tinued and we advanced from Cae- sar's commentaries to Cicero's. Yet our minds were not always occupied with twisted translations in that class. For, whenever sister asked, What'll you have , we immediately answered Pabst Blue Ribbon! RED AND GOLD We seemed to be writing more in our junior year, especially after we were introduced to Sister joan's Palmer Club. Unfortunately, this group admitted its members freely foh those miserable hours of trans- lating French to Englishj. To in- crease our knowledge of France, pen pals were secured for us. It was then that we realized how much we didn't know, discouraging wasn't it? The ten member Soft Ball Team also originated this year. Frequently the smash of glass could be heard, but we carried on in our game while munching on crackers which were sent from our sports-lovers in the convent. Even ping-pong was a fa- vorite pastime with us. The teams, the Irish versus the Italians! Then it happened! After three anxious years of expectation, Sister Mary Agnes presented each girl with the red and gold Senior ring. Trembling we stood before Sister Alonzo as she placed them on our fingersg later we set off to celebrate the greatest thrill experienced in the Sem. THRILLS AND FRILLS Seniors - that one fascinating word which held us all spellbound. But we soon came down from our clouds, only to be introduced to chemistry. Yet with the odors that filled the Lab room we soon wished we could go back to the heavenly mists, anywhere, as long as sulphur and its companions were far away. Our final year was a busy one. Prep- arations for scholarships took place, and December really occupied all our time. The Holly Hop had to be planned and parts had to be learned JUNE 1954 for the Christmas pageant. And at last, the long awaited ,night had ar- rived-the night of the Senior Prom, filled with happiness and unforget- table memories. The remaining six months pro- gressed rapidly. Before we dreamed it possible graduation day was upon us. Tensely but rhythmically, we marched to the stage in the Acad- emy of Music. After four years it had happened. We were wearing the customary white gowns and carrying American Beauty roses. Yes, these remembrances will for- ever remain cherished in our hearts even though the gates are closed. NAME. A. Dwyer C. Gale M. Gibbons P. Horn R. Joyce B. Maher R. Martin A. McCormack M. Mulle E. Murray P. gO'Brien L. Palone K Pasquarella L. Perridge P. Quayle L. Riggio M. Shea C. Talmage A. Trani A. Ziegler i 'Ji i 1 . -.i'4'f1iz's2i4 1 . 'wk-Vt.-lvlJ,5T..n 2 W ..,- ,:4.Sgw,-5-ui. . P-11.1. .gpg .J gg, f ,SMA Lhfgg. s 4' tw .g,s'i.wT5. .- - .eh fs 2.15. tg his it X -. 3. . wc'-' '. ,,. 4,.,J,' ' ,K,,1,v3jQs -. 2-Q1 If. t Y.y.-. ' ' 'i1K .'-'.ri?f I If, 'Q 'N ' 7 r!fAl 'J7'.' a 'f .Q5.f'717,'.7'-A .-V.-.gi-M as 2 , NA , ...N . RN. 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W Lk gk fp fy! ads 3 sis' 5 w W L 5 2 . G' 3? f-.ia 5 fm, J M4 '5 f .,-Q-1 W cf fi ' ' i R L We Q g s: -Q - ,ww ' - ' z S if ww, 5 3 xi? is-. 0 IRD if i?ie.,.I ' if- ' G X1 h , 1' .J B 'fy 'll lit CHRI TMA PAGEA T Left to right-C. Gale, C. Grimes, M. Gibbons, C. Talmage, C. Gelson Left to right-R. Pasquarclla, A. Trani, M. Shea, L. Riggio, F. Merigonc, C. Talmage, C. Grimes, A. Dwyer, C. Gclson Left to right-C. Grimes, C. Talmage, C. Gelson, P. Quayle, E. Murray, L. Palone, P. Horn, A. Zieg ler, L. Perridge, M. Carey, M. Rosiello 4 Q Q... Xa 'iw ' Q 1 , 1 J '- . k use an .1 f ' Qi? 4 5' 45, , sf' was ff? wk? ou-ug Q m 'L 4 1 r ' 'Sv 3' 1 Q- -.wrwgf MD 0 R Q1....4f. fF...f4,- M It Off M a M....',-..' 'W-1... G J W rw f' - 1-A-n . A, ! QQ, ns' Lily Top 1. to r.: G. Stewart, M. Panarelli, M. Needham, M M. Keaveney, D. Petrone, E. X . ' C 2' -X O'Brien, M. Graham, C. Lee, C. V rx ' Wx fax, ja' 7 ry '!f'Boyhan, S. Clark, M. Heney, B. Ryan. Ahse -X 'fQCNf- ,'. HQ-1. fr ,ff- AQUJ Jkqu M. Ross. P, Quinn, M. Devincenzo, K. M. Curley, B. Thomas. 14' Xe PJ. ,Q jf!! Sn '1 Girls! Fun AfICfT21fCC W ., 'l f .- - 4 . we , j yff ' ' iff!! 1- I IV' f' nfy!-4,g,14,c! xo Z-QM'J '-LJ7'fI'fy -'Mx' . I i F 1 f 'Z .-iff-J,,fj ,JAL if ' ' ,-f 'J .uvffv ' MJ iff! .7 V f Q L 1 .I . ,!. .f . . r K if ,f f' ' ,fffl'.Q . 3 I ' L JV X N x LYKE X I Q? U f , 1 Rr S. Cf The Big Three 36 .ij XX N5 xy 4. N X CX I1 X yfxfyynil UNIOR Top l. to r.: L. Mulle, J. Sabbatino, M. Burns, J. Winters, M. Reilly, R. Tocco, C. Hill, A. Fenney, M. Quayle, B Mikulski, J. Seracitano, B. Abate, T. Iovine. 2nd Row E. Meakim, I. Carroll, V. O'Neill, R. Tutino, J. Kraus 1 A. Dodd, J. Terrence, B. Sullivan, E. Moran, C. Mc- Mahon, R. Vetri. 5rd Row: P. Wade, M. O'Donnell J. Raphael, M. Grieco, A. O'Connor, A. Morisani, N Friscia, C. Mergenrhaler, G. Manocchio. The Gang's All Here! . JY ii, if Having Fun? Carolers X 0PH0lVl0RE Top 1. to r.: P. Donegan, E. Rooney, R. Bennett, J. M. Hickman, B. Doyle, J. Tarulli, M. Mulligan, S. Green Judge, M. Meisel, K. Joyce, L. Aversa, E. Ziegler, D. G. Narisi. lst Row: D. Bocchino, V. Daniels, S. Goss Thamn, P. Winheld. 2nd Row: N. DeNatale, M. Bernin- C. Nolan, M. Fries, M. Tionaytis, C. Ida, M. Mercer. ger, R. Orlolf, E. Calabrese, E. McDermott, C. Jones, Absent: B. Buckley, J. Leahy, J. Thornhill. That Old Gang of Mine sifting in the sun Oh, Happy Dfw! Wind Blown 0PHOMORE Top 1. to r.: V. Moloney, J. Oliver, J. Grieco, T. Hanni- E. Neglia, B. Falcone, B. Sauter. lst Row: H. Pagnotta gan, M. Illiano, H. Weidner, T. Assaro, E. Gualtieri, R. R. Keenan, J. Brown, J. Ragone, L. Cincotta, C. Cason Buscema. 2nd Row: J. Napolitano, P. McMahon, A. J. Barbaro, E. Jones. Sheerin, M. Kerns, J. Lee, T. McGough, M. Welsch, The 4 Musketeers Sophs at Last! Fun Lovers FRE H NIE Top l. to r.: A. Carey, M. Smith, A. Casey, I. Birgel P. Needham, A. McSweeney, M. Cumella, B. Nolan, R Scala, M. Cintolo, M. Shea, B. Corbett, L. Kroog, C Sweeney. 2nd Row: M. Paradiso, P. Tumminelli, D Maurer, B. Lynch, A. Knapp, B. Blake, C. Bauer, A D'Aquanno, M. DeNobile, M. Muccio, 1. Clark, M 7 Pillitteri, J. McDonough, M. Filiberto, C. Chiarini. lst Row: R. Leone, E. Meade, M. Stagnitta, P. Landi, A. Clevenger, V. DeLuca, M. Williams, G. Mulle, B. Burke, E. Costello. Absent: A. Calore, A. Castaldo, C. Gagliano, J. Reilly. .Lf Lunch continues ' ' 7 Anybody Missing. On Campus FRE HMA Standing, left to right: L. Thompson, A. Armstrong, A. Bolton, R. Dowling, M. Cranley, A Sweeney, J. Geraci, J. Cooper, M. McKenna, C. Short. Seated, left to right: M. Lo Ponte E Larroll, J. Carrano, A. Vicinanzo, M. Doyle, P. Amen, M. Daly, L. Costabile, S. Devine, M. Quigley, D. Freiss. Busy Beavers? New Scmlus A 42 6 Frowns + I Smile Time on Their Hands ACTIVITIES I gdkflddf' gZf6f2Zi1 HUN TUES WED THUK5 FRI if as Z' -6' X uca Dm G1 xe n ce 0a?wa'2+ 106 0 ,xg tignz Xe gig 'fl ttcbevxe 5Qv 3 5 gal Y OW vs ey 2 R K Orvonavgafvan eg- G M e gONdx ,sk S an 'Lx A :fav and 0 b V M cave NY BRAS p ow e t t F1 t' A ng M LoPo te . Do Geraci. iddle W lef ver . Calabr ino E Jo ft S: 0 Do Wli cuaxo BOY E bong 0 . . are yle, A , r to t' CSS, . . nes, M to righ ' B. M Y, R. . Bolton, ,L 1 lzt: M Lon , L Tocco,glVL Shea, R.gTu- . Quayle, M Williams. Seated, t. M Shea, E OBIf6U, M Devincenzo aher, R. Martin, M Heney. Mt. Ca ngel osi 'O I ff 1 - 5 'Caftox Bain .ww ight . Rwvlgfgtor Cl, ALTOS: Pg. ghiaflnl' lg.:- G. New ' My Paradiso: h B, 1510?-egked left t0 r baro. lg It H' , D, BuC' - F. MCManqllitteri- Weidner, own, M' Pl Ciflos Br FIRST SO PRANO: M. Cintolo, ll. Th Top R ligan, V. ' OW, left to right: I.. Costabile OIIID-iofl, .M. Quigley, D. Freiss, P, A , D Damels, V. ONe1ll, B. Buckley, K 110, E. McDermott, B. Corberr. S Albanesey R- J0yCe, P. O'B ' 000' O ,W . NK' .9 wg QYPXQO' Q0 'slag ix Q0 Cai' Wu . Xe 118. Medqonesx Koigaatev Se OS rio? 9 . 06- ' 'an' O.. Kecg, I Svlegoxxxq 59 Gt Ps 3. YK 95105520 O S0 eyW'Co0w,Y' ego' E603 CBQVQQQQWNWGO l S Xxv geo S G. 96 YAC X 1 Ni - Maure men. M' . Hagge eated, lef men, N ' , B. Bl lc zddle Rot 3 fry, I R r ro ri h - . Frzscia, QR Bu h I w,Iefrr ap ae,A gr.M.S ' MSrag' . . scem 9 nghr: h . Vlcma fmt C, mrra, R. S , rang' J' al M. Mu! nzo, A. D' I Cason, A ca a. Aguan-. . Armsr 45 0311: Exlv 5-b.i,f -fi 5, irgghaik 5 5 K gjxgjxffxgfi Q 1 .3 f 4'ii'qi G Q X A A , - X4 1ll ODALITY 0FFICER ,. -'B' 5, , VN E f. W., - Left to right: B. Maher, First Assistant, A. Dwyer, Left to right: A. McGarry, Second Assistant, C Prefect, R. Joyce, Second Assistant. Grimes, First Assistant, J. Winneld, Prefect. LEO H0 OR Standing, left to right: C. Hill, M. Tionaytis, V. O'Neill, M. Hofmann, H. Cotter, R. Keenan. Seated, left to right: M. Donnelly, P. Quayle, M. Zema, M. Longobardi, G. O'Brien, M. Heney, M. Devincenzo. AROU D THE SE IOR CLASS CRUSADE. h 1. a P. 'I-?ff to ' . l E Left to ng c d e R pasquarerru Hom, L.R1ggo A. Tram, A Dwyer D S 1 . - C SA Murray L Pan ea, M. Rosiello ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Left to right: B. Maher, Presidentg R. Pas- quarella, Treasurerg A. Ziegler, Vice President. L ft ro rlshf- E' C . c ormack 8 t L petndge CAFETERIA. e Z ma' f1era,M. CMGYQM- e il- R . , Cu50 J Wm X N Y iw S B B is The Ones Standing: G. O'Brien, P. Horn, A. Ziegler, C. Gale. Seated: R. Joyce, L. Riggio, B. Maher, M. Gibbons. df I' J' If I df K' J' X Behind. It All Stand, Sea , Gelggg' R' Pa? Brien q f're1faA' DW Tran , A. yer' If 9 A' McCormgzay1e' 49 . . E, Murr2:YM,Shea. d ng X e C Qgiixfieldi L' Pa on a. Sweat 3 ffm CHAPEL Softly we open the chapel door 0'er whelrned hy Love and wondrous awe,' Heavenly fragrance fills the air The presence of God ix dwelling there. 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SCll00L DlRECTORY CLASS OF 1954 Maureen Carey, 1235 New York Avenue Elberta Cuso, 2909 Fillmore Avenue Audrey Dwyer, 1962 Batchelder Street Clelia Gale, 2074 East 2nd Street Catherine Gelson, 1084 East 28th Street Mary Gibbons, 780 East 37th Street Cecile Grimes, 3619 Farragut Road Pamela Horn, 3620 Avenue L Ruth Joyce, 1655 East 18th Street Mary Lou Longobardi, 1974 Brown Street Barbara Maher, 3408 Avenue R Roberta Martin, 253 Nassau Street Anne McCormack, 268 72nd Street Ann McGarry, 1353 New York Avenue Frances Merigone, 2078 East 7th Street Marie Mulle, 4003 Avenue R Eileen Murray, 3710 Avenue R Gail O'Brien, 1715 Madison Place Patricia O'Brien, 300 Rugby Road Patricia O'Connor, 2622 Fillmore Avenue Loretta Palone, 2054 East 36th Street Rita Pasquarella, 764 East 34th Street Lois Perridge, 994 East 37th Street Patricia Quayle, 142-11 Newport Avenue, L. I. Lucia Riggio, 1922 Ryder Street Miriam Shea, 165 Beach 134th Street B.H. Carole Talmage, 1875 Gerritsen Avenue Annette Trani, 2436 Ocean Parkway Joan Winheld, 445 Beach 130th Street B.H. Mary Ellen Zema, 3308 Farragut Road Arlene Ziegler, 1310 East 34th Street CLASS OF 1955 Barbara Abate, 2370 Ocean Avenue Joan Albanese, 1938 East 19th Street Kathleen Boyhan, 309 East 18th Street Marjorie Burns, 2618 Clarendon Road Irene Carroll, 1978 East 29th Street Sheila Clark, 424 Beach 135th Street, B.H. Mary Curley, 1812 East 31st Street Marie Devincenzo, 2116 Coleman Street Ann Dodd, 2015 East 28th Street Mary Donnelly, 1220 East 37th Street Anne Feeney, 3223 Glenwood Road Nancy Friscia, 7915 23rd Avenue Maryjane Graham, 2045 East 18th Street Margaret Grieco, 1861 West 3rd Street Mary Heney, 1221 East 28th Street Carolyn Hill, 954 East 37th Street Jean Ieracitano, 1652 East 29th Street Theresa Iovine, 2212 'Quentin Road Mary Keaveney, 1964 Nostrand Avenue Joan Kraus, 1683 East 49th Street Catherine Lee, 1769 Kimball Street Grace Manocchio, 2325 Ocean Parkway Christine McMahon, 1871 Madison Place Eileen Meakim, 1063 East 92nd Street Carolyn Mergenthaler, 868 East 24th Street Barbara Mikulski, 34 Gotham Place Eileen Moran, 3505 Foster Avenue Anna Morisani, 2204 East 4th Street Lucia Mulle, 4003 Avenue R Maryalice Needham, 379 East 35th Street Eileen O'Brien, 226 Argyle Road Anne O'Connor, 145 Montgomery Street Maureen O'Donnell, 1238 East 45th Street Virginia O'Neill, 478 84th Street Mary-Jo Panarelli, 1524 Ocean Avenue Dorothy Petrone, 1375 East 38th Street Mary Quayle, 142-11 Newport Avenue, L. I Patricia Quinn, 1522 East 36th Street Joan Raphael, 460 Beach 137th Street, B.H. Mary Reilly, 681 East 38th Street Margaret Ross, 1621 Coleman Street Barbara Ryan, 3420 Avenue H Jeanne Sabbatino, 2320 Avenue M Gracemarie Stewart, 618 East 21st Street Barbara Sullivan, 96-12 Rockaway Beach Blvd B H Joanne Terrence, 1416 Beverly Road Barbara Thomas, 1606 Avenue H Rosina Tocco, 2775 East 16th Street Rosalie Tutino, 1412 64th Street Barbara Verdicchio, 3615 Avenue T Rochelle Vetri, 1864 Kimball Street Celeste Vitarella, 1422 East 24th Street Patricia Wade, 782 East 17th Street Joyce Winters, 1194 East 47th Street SCHOOL DlRECTORY CLASS OF 1956 Gloria Abrami, 2224 Avenue S Laura Aversa, 2069 East 2nd Street Virginia Basile, 900 East 49th Street Rosalie Bennett, 161 Lott Street Marie Berninger, 2055 East 26th Street Dorothy Bocchino, 2004 East 28th Street Beatrice Buckley, 1375 East 14th Street Eugenia Calabrese, 1161 East 26th Street Frances Campbell, 612 Ocean Avenue Roseanna Conti, 123 South Broadway, Irvington Helen Cotter, 561 Beach 131st Street, B.H. Virginia Daniels, 259 Martense Street Marianne Davies, 2214 Avenue S Natalie DeNatale, 2615 East 26th Street Patricia Donegan, 823 St. John's Place Betty Jean Doyle, 520 East 21st Street Rosalie Ellison, 2824 West 15th Street Marion Fries, 160 Beach 131st Street, B.H. Suzanne Goss, 570 East 23rd Street Sheila Green, 238 Beach 129th Street, B.H. Maureen Grote, 1189 East 46th Street Kathleen Haggerty, 1355 East 14th Street Miriam Hickman, 1367 East 58th Street Marion Hofmann, 1370 New York Avenue Constance Ida, 1664 East 29th Street Carol Jones, 1919 East 34th Street Kathleen Joyce, 2160 Kimball Street Jeanne Judge, 524 Beach 131st Street, B.H. Jane Leahy, 289 Stratford Place Mary Lou Long, 771 48th Street Margaret Mastronardi, 1957 East 21st Street Elizabeth McDermott, 3501 Farragut Road Frances McManus, 4209 Avenue M Marita Meisel, 133-05 Newport Avenue, B.H. Margaret Mercer, 157 Maple Street Mary Agnes Miller, 525 Beach 130th Street, B.H. Marilyn Mulligan, 3110 Avenue L Grace Natisi, 3310 Avenue T Carol Nolan, 239 Beach 132nd Street, B.H. Helen O'Donne11, 1458 East 59th Street Roberta Orloff, 1163 Sheepshead Bay Road Joyce Pokut, 1622 Chestnut Avenue Maryanne Randazzo, 1397 East 47th Street Elizabeth Rooney, 3504 Farragut Road Margaret Sheerin, 2052 Batchelder Street Julia Tarulli, 2035 East 34th Street Sheila Tice, 1771 East 16th Street Mary Ann Tionaytis, 503 Lincoln Place Dolores Thamm, 2610 East 26th Street Janet Thornhill, 24 Sloane Place Patricia Winfield, 445 Beach 130th Street, B.H Dorothy Yodice, 3607 Avenue T Edythe Ziegler, 28 Waldorf Court CLASS OF 1957 Florence Asaro, 6121 20th Avenue Josephine Barbaro, 1763 East 29th Street Carol Bauer, 1881 East 21st Street Isabelle Birgel, 543 East 21st Street Barbara Blake, 883 East 28th Street Joan Brown, 2135 East 38th Street Barbara Burke, 1323 East 32nd Street Rosemary Buscema, 1978 East 22nd Street Agnes Calore, 2824 West 15th Street Ann Carey, 867 East 34th Street Ann Marie Casey, 3213 Beverly Road Carol Cason, 1609 East 29th Street Antoinette Castaldo, 128 Falmouth Street Carole Chiarini, 86 Bay 26th Street Lillian Cincotta, 214 Maple Street Marlene Cintolo, 1922 69th Street Jacqueline Clark, 424 Beach 135th Street, B.H Ann Marie Clevenger, 3964 Bedford Avenue Brinda Corbett, 2017 Coyle Street Elizabeth Costello, 1440 East 57th Street Marianne Cumella, 1871 East 23rd Street Anna D'Aguanno, 2421 McDonald Avenue Virginia De Luca, 1944 East 5th Street Mary De Nobile, 7101 Shore Road Marie F iliberto, 2051 East 18th Street Cecelia Gagliano, 1925 East 24th Street Jeanette Grieco, 1861 West 3rd Street Ellen Gualtieri, 124 Lake Street Theresa Hannigan, 2710 East 23rd Street Betty Lou Jones, 1549 East 2nd Street Rosemary Keenan, 175 Beach 132nd Street, B.H Marilyn Kerns, 2001 East 28th Street A Anne Knapp ,227 Beach 135th Street, B.H. Linda Kroog, 614 East 18th Street SCHOOL lllRECTORY Patricia Landi, 2224 Avenue R Joan Lee, 1769 Kimball Street Rose Leone, 77 Aster Court Barbara Lynch, 1474 East 26th Street Dorothy Maurer, 4014 Avenue P Jacqueline McDonough, 103-20 Avenue J Theresa McGough, 239 Winthrop Street Patricia McMahon, 567 New York Avenue Ann Marie McSweeney, 426 Beach 124th Street, B.H. Eleanor Meade, 1717 East 32nd Street Veronica Moloney, 1918 Brown Street Mildred Muccio, 1970 East 29th Street Geraldine Mulle, 4003 Avenue R Jeannette Napolitano, 1571 West 6th Street Patricia Needham, 379 East 35th Street Elaine Neglia, 528 Flatbush Avenue Brenda Nolan, 114 Rutland Road Helen Pagnotta, 506 Flatbush Avenue Michela Paradiso, 2824 Quentin Road Marie Pillitteri, 5101 Avenue J Joan Ragone, 4301 Avenue M Janet Reilly, 34 Waldorf Court Barbara Sauter, 1357 East 27th Street Rachel Scala, 2212 East 26th Street Margaret Shea, 165 Beach 134th Street, B.H. Angela Sheerin, 2052 Batchelder Street Margaret Smith, 1837 East 32nd Street Mary Ann Stagnitta, 2041 East 19th Street Catherine Sweeney, 1802 East 31st Street Harriet Weidner, 2834 Batchelder Street Marilyn Welsch, 226 East 7th Street Marie Williams, 1640 Marine Parkway CLASS OF 1958 Pauline Amen, 1998 East 22nd Street Ann Marie Armstrong, 387 Rugby Road Agnes Bolton, 1829 East 28th Street Joan Carrano, 1876 East 23rd Street Eileen Carroll, 1850 Stuart Street Josephine Cooper, 2113 Gerritsen Avenue Lillian Costabile, 2338 63rd Street Mary Ann Cranley, 377 East 17th Street Maureen Daly, 1329 East 29th Street Sheila Devine, 644 East 15th Street Rosemary Dowling, 1553 Hendrickson Street Mary Ann Doyle, 520 East 21st Street - Diane Freiss, 3007 Avenue S Jacqueline Geraci, 2654 East 26th Street Marie Lo Ponte, 2902 Avenue R Mary Ann McKenna, 1282 New York Avenue Denise Quigley, 482 East 9th Street Cecelia Short, 2037 Ryder Street Alice Sweeney, 1718 Hendrickson Street Lorraine Thompson, 3121 Avenue R Anne Marie Vicinanzo, 318 Lenox Road ACKNO LEDGEMENTS The A gnferiuu Slajj' appreciate: the helpful kiminerr of the Faculty and all those who contributed to the ruccerrful production of the 1954 Aguerian. ESPECIALLY ARE WE INDEBTED TO: Sister Mary Agnes for her kindness and cooperation with our every request. Sister Florence Josephine for her guidance and suggestions on the many details of the book's production. Sister Jean Anna for her tireless efforts to obtain ads, sponsors and patrons. Sister Maria Louise for her generous patience with us while using the library. Miss McCaffrey for the careful direction of our art staff. Mr. Gorodess for his patience in taking our photographs. The Aleon Studios for the individual photographs of the Senior Class. Mr. John McGuire for his unceasing efforts in launching this, our 1954 Year Book. The T. O'Toole Publishing Company for the finished edition of our year book. Our advertisers, sponsors and patrons for their unfailing kindness and gener- osity without whose assistance this book would not have been possible. PAT RONS LOUIS WILLENKIN-Hardware-Paint-Glass 2916 Ave. R Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of a friend-C.I.B. ACE FUEL OIL CORPORATION 1372 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. DR. 8: MRS. RALPH B. WEIL AND RUTH JOAN SULLIVAN CANDY CO. 872 McDonald Ave., UL 4-0622 CHARLES H. FINCH AND CO.-Lumber and Millwork 1501 Ave. M. at East 15th Strret, Brooklyn 30, N. Y. MR. 8: MRS. GEORGE A. CINCOTTA MR. 8: MRS. PETER E. De NATALE EDOUARD BEAUTY SALON 2100-a Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH T. MASTRONARDI ' SPONSORS MR. 8: MRS. UGO MORRISANI 2204 East 4 Street, Brooklyn 23, N. Y. MR. 8: MRS. THOMAS DWYER ANNA M. ALLEN MR.8: MRS. VINCENT E. VICINANZO MARKLANDS 3001 Clarendon Road, Brooklyn 26, N. Y. DR. 8: MRS. LO PONTE 2902 Avenue R Compliments of: FRANK GILLEN Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. PETER J. O'BRIEN MR. 8: MRS. J. BOCCHINO MR. 8: MRS. ARTHUR E. TALMAGE TIZIO BROS. 1228 Flatbush Ave. ELIZABETH R. MCCAFFREY Compliments of MARY PHYLLIS COSTO MRS. F. MUCCIO 1970 East 29 Street, Brooklyn MR. LOUIS SCHWEBEL AL MARTIN 46 Scholes Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MURIEL HEAD MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH THAMM Compliments of FRANK of 65th Street-Beauty Salon Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. LOUIS NAPOLITANO JAMES F. COLLETTI 204 West St., N. Y. C. MR. 8: MRS. ALFRED ELLISON 2824 W. 15 St., Brooklyn, N. Y. JENTZ CONFECTIONERS ERNEST BEAUTY SALON 2125 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, Na 8-8171 MR. 8: MRS. M. A. OIDONNELL MR. 8: MRS. MICHAEL J. FRISCIA LUIGIS 1957 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn MURRAY CLEANERS INC. 2032 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn DAVE TURK T.V. Repairs, 3617 Ave. S A FRIEND EMERIK GROSS 21-24 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn MR. 8: MRS. S. J. GRIECO JOHN WM. MESSINEO, M.D. 3001 Ave. S DR. ANGELO M. SALA THE WILLIAMS FAMILY DOMINICK CONSTABILE JOHN WM. MESSINEO, M.D. MR. 8: MRS. P. VINCENT LANDI ART CLEANING 8: DYEING A FRIEND INDEPENDENT MEAT MARKET 3523 Ave. S., Brokloyn, N. Y. JOE'S HARDWARE 3623 Ave S., Cor. E. 37 St., Brooklyn, N. Y SUCHMAN AND SONS CTailorJ 3524 Ave. S., Brooklyn, N. Y. MR. 8: MRS. EDWARD V. DODD Kathryn Yankauskas Alex and Andy Yankauskas Mr. 8: Mrs. John White Mr. John Schaeffer Anthony Yankauskas Mrs. Jennie Clemento Mrs. Elizazbeth McKenna Mary Tool Terry Lee Lewis Mrs. Anne Judge Elizabeth Rooney Mr. 8: Mrs. Matthew Orloff Linda Orloff Roberta Orloff Carol Ann Jones Rosenberg's Candy Store Constance Ida Grace Narissi Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Joyce Eileen Joyce Kathleen Joyce Safre Pharmacy Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Tarulli Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Tarulli Bill Reid Ann Armstrong Peggy Rosiello Terry Cincotta Dan Mero Ruth Rosenberg A friend Joe Scuilora Mr. 8: Mrs. M. F. Healey Janet Anne Healey Helen R. Lillis Carol Anne Taflin Laura Kelly Mrs. J. M. Freiss Mrs. F. W. Freiss Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Mikulski Barbara Mikulski Mrs. W. F. Flinn Mr. W. F. Flinn Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Vastola Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Mandato Mr. 8: Mrs. P. DeNobile Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Green C. 8: C. Luncheonette Mr. T. O'Conner Mrs. Rose Martin Raymond Buckley John Cordes' Delicatessen BO0STERS Mr. 8: Mrs. W. J. McMahon Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Daniels Virginia Daniels Grandma Doherty Mr. 8: Mrs. M. A. Divencenzo Kathleen Haggerty James F. Haggerty Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Kraus Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Dowling Mary Anne Cranley Mr. 8: Mrs. Stuart Bolton Mr. 8: Mrs. John Doyle Patricia C. McMahon John Shanley Betty Jean Doyle Mary Ann Doyle Patricia Donegan Mrs. Frederick Green Mr. Frederick Green Miriam Hickman Marion Fries Mr. 8: Mrs. Julius Fries Suzanne Goss Dr. 8: Mrs. K. J. Goss Mr. 8: Mrs. Thornhill Janet Thornhill Patricia Winfield Joan Winfield Adelaide Winfield Daniel Sansone Dot's Dresses Joan Ragone Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Narissi Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Hickman Vartkes Turekian Mary Heney Mrs. J. P. Heney Mr. 8: Mrs. Victor Abate Mrs. Frederick Hofmann Marion Hofmann Robert Hofmann Mrs. R. Ragone Mrs. T. Clevenger Mr. William Brustman Mrs. Helen Brustman Mr. James J. Early Mrs. Ellen Early Mrs. Harry F. Feeney Miss Frances F. Feeney Miss Anne F. Feeney Mrs. Ida Risso Anna Tocco Salvatore Tocco Joseph Tocco Gift 8: Gadget Club- Willrose Service Station Joe Shea Nancy Shea Clare Shea Margie Shea Mr. 8: Mrs. R. S. Brown Mr. G. Hawksby Miss C. Brown Miss G. Brown Miss J. Brown Mrs. Patrick Daly Mr. 8: Mrs. John J. Mulligan Barbara 8: Dorothy Bocchino Mrs. Helen Geraci Mrs. Frances Devine Edith Quigley Mrs. P. J. Carroll Mrs. Grace Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. A. A. Carrano Florence Asaro Richard Asaro Joseph Asaro Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Asaro Mr. Vincent Laviano Al and Harry Grocery Store J. and J. Bakery Store Joe's Modern Shoe Repair Mrs. John J. Curley Miss Helen M. Curley Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul F. Morgan Eileen Curley Mary Curley Mary Ann Tionaytis Mr. 8: Mrs. McDermott Mrs. Frank Short Pat Landi Carol Ann Landi Joan Landi Mr. 8: Mrs. T. V. Calabrese Mr. 8: Mrs. D. V. Pacifico Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Talbot Nolan Carol Ann Nolan Colleen Haggerty Irv 8: Mac B. 8: N. Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Meisel Mr. 8: Mrs. William Zeigler, Jr Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Gallagher .f'1?'01G7'040N0'H0'x0N0N-04050K-01 THE CHURCH AFFLICTED POLAND: Cardinal Wysznski and 9 bishops in prison I.O0O priesls in prison I.3O0 deporred-fare unknown 37 killed 524 monks and nuns deporled, imprisoned or murdered RUMANIA: I4 Bishops arresled-9 dead I.5OO priesls arresfed and deporled -olhers underground ALBANIA: 3 Bishops Iorlured and killed 32 priesls sho? or lorlured 20 in prison+lale of all olhers unknown YUGOSLAVIA: Cardinal Slepinac-guarded I2 Bishops and IOO priesls publicly mislrealed SLOVENIA: 67 priesls killed, 70 in prison, 250 priesls and I Bishop exiled CZECHOSLOVAKIA lOcciden'ralI: 4 Bishops deporfed, 2 imprisoned 900 priesls exiled. all religious orders CHINA: DEAD-I25 Chinese and 35 foreign priesls EXPELLED-3000 priesls and religious IMPRISONED-I8 Bishops. I.850 Chinese and foreign priesls CONFISCATED-3 Universilies. 200 high schools. 200 hospilals, 3,000 orher schools SLOVAKIA: 6 Bishops arresled 600 priesrs in prison or deporled All religious houses suppressed BULGARIA: I Bishop killed 3 priesrs shol I00 priesls deporled-all monasleries closed LATVIA: I0 priesls killed. 40 arresled 35 priesls and 3 Bishops exiled HUNGARY: Joseph Cardinal Mindszeniy-life imprisonmenl Archbishop Joseph Groesz-I 5 years in prison Bishop Vilmos Apor-killed Bishop Zollon Mezlenyi-in con- cenlralion camp 7 Seminaries suppressed, as also suppressed. hierarchy complelely all schools oi religious orders abolished and Calholic High schools HERE IS THE CHALLENGE TO CHRISTIANITY! 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AND THE CLASS OF 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Basil A. 0'Brien 0H0v17'041016v0N0w10'k?'101G0' 0K7l7'0'W'10' '?0'Z 7 0101621 0101'046N0N0v' ' 0-610' x?'f0l0' f0 -0559 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vitarella FRANK MEAKIM FLATBUSH CHEVROLET SALES CORP. 2625 BEDFORD AVENUE BROOKLYN 26. N. Y. BUckmins'rer 4-3200 061G?Q9 0'0Y0lG? 0'0'20'0'0f0' 0 0'6 7 Ji 0K-0 05'-0'L0f ' 01041-01' 700' x?'10'f'-0' manova-1010-xowowovofa-fowana CO 6-IZ44 Emergency Nl 5-3756 Peluso Machine 84 Iron Works 6I3 SHEEPSHEAD BAY ROAD BROOKLYN 24, N. Y. ESplanacle 7-3040-95 Imperial Florist One of Broolclyn's Largepl' Flower Shops WE SPECIALIZE IN WEDDING BOUQUETS CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME 2090-92 FLATBUSH AVENUE lar Avenue Nl BROOKLYN, N. Y. X00000 000maa 000000 77 104' JK 050 0,109-01' Il? ovwfwuowaaauoxa CONGRATULATIONS TO C E C I I. E AND TI-IE CLASS OF 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Grimes CONGRATULATIONS TO BARBARA ANN AND THE CLASS OF 'I954 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Maher 011.0142 02747 10? 20161101 -01101 016161' 105107 6 05'65C0k7'Q'f01' 04G0'59'-0'90'46w G? 0N0x 78 JK ' -0 -0 n00 000 SH 3-l4OO KILLORIN CO. N5 '31 5 o- m 0 3 X I. -I -4 - Z I ' :- Z us -4 5' ' IT' m -I 7606477 ' 0100' PLUMBING 8g HEATING Gus . . . Heat . . . Oil Burners CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY EL'LEN AND THE CLASS OF 1954 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Zema 3 6 N0'-05l?3 055 05S9'f04'0 0'55405407905'07'0 04'?'9'9'f9' x 7 f?' 1?'0f1?02'0H710Y0l0I 405'0 01 0 B Wh Academy Uniform Company S O A Friend -01762 0l0f0f0K0X0' E iw 0S104f01'7l040611014-7 x CONGRATULATIONS TO Roberta ANDTHE Class of 1954 LOVE MOM, DAD JOSEPH and KATHRYN ESpIanade 7-7720 JOHN J. McMANUS 81 SONS INC. Funeral Directors 2OOI FLATBUSH AVENUE BROOKLYN 34, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO Elberta ANDTHE Class of 1954 MR. 81 MRS. M. ALBERT CUSO and ELEANOR Telephone IN 9-5000 CONTRACTORS MILL . . . BUILDERS SUPPLIES HERB. HELMUS-HARDWARE CORP. OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS BUILDERS HARDWARE APARTMENT HOUSE SUPPLIES I62I NOSTRAND AVENUE BROOKLYN 26. N. Y. 000000-000000 000-000 els. GEdney 6-9864-5 ROSEMONT BARBER SUPPLY CORP. Towels . . . Coats . . . Aprons I l72 - 6O+I1 STREET NOTARY PUBLIC PETER TUTINO Foreign Exchange and Travel Bureau 6403 I4+h AVENUE BROOKLYN. N. Y. Office Phone - CL 6-6500 Residence BROOKLYN I9. N- Y- l4u2 - 64+h S+ree+ BE 6-0726 ES 5-5900 CLARIDGE McCARTHY-BERNHARDT BAR AND GRILL BUICK, INC. J. J. BURNS. mp. I I04 ROGERS AVENUE BROOKLYN. N. Y. 800 CONEY ISLAND AVENUE BROOKLYN. N. Y. See the New 1954 Buick 2 5 .E 0120 '-01' 6: 9, 6N0'90N?'9'50' 5'0'90 '0'5'0V G0 l05'6x PC0505 102040201-0' Esfablished I9II WOr'rh 6-l3I3 Complimenfs of COMPLIMENTS LOUIS ANATRELLA Vice Presidenf OF Balfour Brothers, Inc. Disfribufors of Whearfield Brand BuH'er, Eggs, Efc. MR. 8. MRS. J. D. McMAHON 450 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK 13, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS T0 AIRWAY DINER, INC. C a t h e r i n e AND THE 2345 FLATBUSH AVENUE Class of January 1954 BROOKLYN 34. N. Y. MRS. J. NARBERT GELSON '07-05i5'-03'0X05!-7' 65'05405Y05f0'403975'5'l0'10 05'-0 83 COMPLIMENTS OF G. CUMELLA Meats, Poultry, Provisions I854 EASTERN PARKWAY BROOKLYN. N. Y. ls GEdney 4-3445 T. GRILLOS, Prop. GEdney 4-3430 IF IT SWIMS, WE HAVE IT GRILLO'S SEA FOOD CENTER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Fresh Fish Daily I9 NEWKIRK PLAZA 636 EAST I6th STREET Telephone EVergreen 5-3880 ' BROOKLYN. N. Y. 5 NAvarre 8-0565 HARDT 84 REID NU RAND MEAT MARKET ANTHONY NED RANDAZZO 393 BRIDGE STREET Prime Meats lnear Fulton Streetj Fresh Killed Poultry - Provisions BROOK'-YN N- Y' ORDERS FOR DEEP FREEZE Discount of 20W to 60M On Electrical Appliances I96O FLATBUSH AVENUE BROOKLYN 34 N Y and House Wares S 0l'-0010 -9'K0'10f 0'1710:0'0v02' 10'0N6x 84 TR 5-8970 CONGRATULATIONS TO L o i s FRANK RANDAZZO, A.I.A. AND THE C I a s s of I 9 5 4 . . . Architect . . . Compiimenis of 383 PEARL STREET MR. 8. MRS. WILLIAM J. PERRIDGE 5 BROOKLYN I, N. Y. and Family AMERICAN HOUSECRAFT CORP. a+ I75+I1 SIree'I, Jamaica Ave., N. Y. COMPLLMENTS RE 9-3600 - I - 2 OF Congrafuiaies fhe C I G S S Of I9 5 4 LUBOIL HEAT AND PowER CORP. STEPHEN JOYCE Consirucfion Represeniafive General BuiIding and Consiruciion Insulafion Heafing Exfension Roofing and Siding Finished Basemenfs Cemenf Work and Plumbing 1624 - 6Is'r STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. T I I E '-710V '0201 ' :oa- 6 x7'70'1?H?06100'6N0V0f?0Q?f0002WN?0610Y000W'0v0'0f?4?f?0'?0N0X CONGRATULATIONS TO Arlene ANDTI-IE Class of 1954 MOTHER and DAD MAin 2-4444 Buy Direct and Save ATLANTIC FURNITURE CO., lnc. FACTORY SHOWROOMS I O78 ATLANTIC AVENUE Inear Franklin Ave.I BROOKLYN I6. N. Y. S COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND J. S. X0N0'-0 0 -0'0K7e0v0K0K0'0 0' JOHN SEXTON 81 CO. Wholesale Grocers NORTHERN BLVD. 81 HONEYWELL LONG ISLAND CITY I, N. Y. G0W? 0'G7' C0Y6'i0'10 0'10'40' 555'5x 86 EST. T864 BEeTcmarT 3-2593 CONGRATULATIONS JOHN RANDLES, INC. 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