St Barnabas High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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YARSITY Slmnfizzg, Leif! In Right-Betty Keane. Mary Bruno, Frances Banzhaf. Frances Wfeigand, Therese Moran, Helen Cavisron and Jean Dall. Sealer!!-joan Daly. Grace McSherry, Mary Killoran and Virginia Huelwlwe. 1X'l1LJU!illtQ+DL3liDfCS Calamari, Kathleen O'Nc-ill and Pauline Blallel. PING-PONG Left to High!-Marguerite Cox. Carolyn Aloisi, Rita Cody and Carol Kuntze

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qjarsiiy Acknowledgments E wish to acknowledge receipt of whole-hearted co-operation received by the Varsity of ,45 from the following: Sister Thaddeus, who willingly gave of her time and efforts to help in the training of a winning Varsity. Mrs. Geluso, our eflicient coach, whose impartiality, fairness and enthusi- astic spirit have taught many of us the meaning of good sportsmanship. Virginia Huebbe, our able captain, whose athletic ability is above dispute. With Virginia as our leader, the Varsity team, Mary Roth, Joan Daly, Therese Moran, Joan Kelly, Betty Keane, Grace McSherry and Frances Banzhaf of the Senior Class, Helen Caviston and Jean Dall representing our Juniors, Fran- ces Weigand and Joan Sullo of the Sophomore year and Joan Guerrieri and Mary Killoran, our Freshmen, enthusiastically entered school, C. Y. O., and alumnae games. 0ur cheerleaders, Anne Albert, Dorothy Henry, Gerry Carney, Peggy Tierney, Gloria Calure, Dolores Calamari, Kathleen O'Neill and Pauline and Irene Bladell, whose rah-rah-rahs and sis-boom-bahs encouraged our spirits when the going was tough and cheered us on when success seemed in sight. Our silent supporters, who performed the little duties that no one sees, yet everyone appreciates-the timekeeper, the scorekeepers, any and every girl that ever attended a game. To all, we offer our sincere and grateful thanks. If the Varsity of '46 receives the co-operation that We have received, there will be no fear that it will be a losing team. Good Luck, Varsity of '46. FRANCES BANZHAF, '45. 102

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LITERARY SOCIETY Prexizlezlt-Marie Breheny Vife-President-jean Dall Secretary-Margaret Healey C' . . .Jlze .Literary Soctefy 1 yrT has been eleven years now since the formation of our Literary Society. ff When it was first started no one dreamed that it would take its place as one of the foremost societies of Saint Barnabas High School. Composed of outstanding literary students from each class, this society offers not only literary advantages but social benefits as well. The meetings, which are held monthly, are conducted according to parliamentary procedure. Its principal objective is the publication of the school paper, the CHRONICLE. Rt each meeting, plans for the next issue of the paper are made. Upon adjourn- ment, refreshments are served alternately by Juniors and Seniors. Again this year, the CHRONICLE Staff attended the annual Publications Conference at New York University. Here, they received many helpful sugges- tions on writing, publication and photography. To the future Seniors and members of the Literary Society, we extend best wishes for success. GRACE MCSHERRY. 104