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

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Q ily! H, swf gf w e 3 . 4 f I J tl' ff Avy J' wil' Yip ,W RITA BARBARA CORSIG SAINT FRANCES OF ROME Athletic Association 1, 2 Latin Club 3 Mission Circle 3, 4 'Round and 'round she goes and where will she stop?-In the center of Mount Vernon Skating Arena. While others may choose dancing, swimming, or such, our Rita will always take Roller Skatingf' One can see her blonde head bent over an Algebra example, but to her it is no problem. You can find her in a crowd praising the Navy up to the skies, while I Dream of You sends her into endless sighs. Johnny Long could play all day long and hazel-eyed Rita would be content to listen. Whatever may be her chosen career, we all sincerely say-good luck, Rita-to a wonderful classmate-from an admiring class. 28

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,Y ff' 'f , -' V Q ff P QJ 9j as ' cf X fa is ., D as fi - e i rj VS' Ylx 4155 4. Y7 pq, P Q D N, vi ftfq ff, lj Q, 5 0 0 .XJX , , 5 XE! fjxxi if if A v if 59 xW GRACE TI-IERESA CONNOLLY SAINT BARNABAS Athletic Association 1, 2, 4 Glee Club 4 Mission Circle 4 Long chestnut hair, changeable hazel eyes, deep-dimpled cheeks and a Winsome smile are a few characteristics of our prettiest Senior. Her charming personality has won her many a friendg and her dancing feet and vivacious outlook have added to her popularity. She is a lover of collegiate clothes, football games, swing music and rug-cuttingng never lets a dayslip by without enjoying a lemon and lime sodag possesses a friendly hello', for everyone. We are proud to say that Grace is a typical Barnabite and a loyal friend who is bound to suc- ceed in her career as a Navy Nurse. Although we will miss you, Grace, you will always be remembered as a grand classmate whose radiant disposition enlightened many school hours. 27

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MARGUERITE MARY COX HOLY ROSARY Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Mission Circle 4 Varsity 4 Time will play a sad trick on Marge if it robs her of her happy days at S. B. H. Her school days were quiet, joyous, successful and she met them with generous, affable, likeable characteristics. Margie has gathered unto herself a league of friends for she fairly bubbles over with fun. We feel certain that Margie has a poetry streak hidden Within her jolly self-for every so often she says the dreamiest things. Then, too, the isle that is just a little bit of heaven is pic- tured in her smiling eyes and in her every Word and action. We would just like to add that we're sure Margie's future successes will not be in the land of dreams. 29 .s i. o 2 E Wm I GWONXW4