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

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4 ,f I 1 If rvs ff ' A 1 JJ X fy , - 1 2 as f f iff ' ,fd , J 1 f' in . K fy!-f N' 1 -f f ,. ,W 4. A ,J F! V ll 2 c fi' t J! J kju X 4 , ,J fl .,f IV j 1 J J MARY MARGARET CARR HOLY ROSARY Debating Society 1, 2, 3 French Club 4 Latin Club 3 Literary Society 4 Mission Circle 4 Student Council 4 With memories of Mary, we will always recall her fancy for gay colors, her natural urge to dance, her taste for poetry-that rhymes. We will remember her quick laughter, so Hlled with her own good humor, her sympathy that was so freely given to classmates on days when their optimism was not as great as her own. Moreover, intermingled with lost Senior days will be the thought of the zeal that Mary put into everything-from her duties as Debating Society Secretary or Mission Circle leader-to simply living. Perhaps it was this tast- ing of life that developed her talent for making friends-perhaps it was her understanding-or her kindness. Even more probable, it must have been che total of all her qualities. It will always be a boast of the Class of '45 that we have known Mary. 22

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f N41 H' ff P rf 1 1 o S s I n ' 1 GLORIA MARY CAPPARELLI OUR LADY OF X7ICTORY Athletic Asociation 1, 4 Mission Circle 4 Attractiveness, beauty and charm are the A B C's of Gloria's qualities. Her preferred list embraces quite a scope as it ranges from Jo Stafford-a singing star, to long walks in the rain and definitely includes the Navy, With her ambition soon to be realized--that of becoming a telephone operator-it is a pleasure for me to describe this young Barnabite. Among Seniors she has a special claim to fame because of her long dark hair and pleasant personality. We know that this attractive Senior will reach her goal. Good Luck, Gloria. 21 GK M5666 RW MMS 'Wo v ag-G e 'F Nz ,, Xi' Q 5 i' x I E 4 ' in 7 -4 Mom H

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l 4 if' 1 if li s 1 uf, ll if j IJ il PIERRETTE MARIE CARTIER Hour RosARY Debating Society 1, 2, 3 French Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Literary Society 4 Mission Circle 4 A true friend is a friend foreverf' The author must: have had this Senior in mind when he Wrote this line. Pierrette enjoys the typical Senior pastimes of ice skating and dancing. She likewise enjoys a good book. As the maid in the Girls of the U. S. A.,,' she stole our hearts and will be remembered for it. She,s popular at all times but especially before French period when all clamor about her for a last minute translation of the assigned passage. At these times her blue eyes flash but she is always willing to help. In this her success lies. Saint Peter, her namesake, was given the Keys of Heaven, so we give Pierrette the keys of Success and we know she'll use them wisely. ' 23