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

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I I l CLAIRE THERESA FITZGERALD SAINT BARNABAS Latin Club 1 Mission Circle 4 That lively Senior who is always popping around the halls of good old S. B. H. is none other than Claire Fitzgerald, better known as Fitzie.' She has been a Saint Barnabas girl since kindergarten and has carefully worked up to her present heights. Fitzie's likes range from Terry and the Pirates to Alan Ladd. However, the Class of '4Si will always remember her for her gay chatter and keen sense of humor. Whenever she has a free moment she is invariably seen sketching and this leads us to believe that she will some day take up commercial art. In years to come when we glance through the pages of the Year Book, Claire's picture will bring back many happy memories. 41 Vs. 'wir U-5 H 5 2 ik Us 4 BQON x

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O E X fn 4 ' NON! 9 G ROSEMARY ELIZABETH FINN SAINT JOSEPH Chronicle Staff 4 Mission Circle 4 Petite is the word that most aptly describes Rosemary, as she is only a bit over five feet two inches. She joined our Commercial Class in her Junior year and since then has proven herself a worthwhile addition. Her smiling Irish eyes and strawberry blonde hair are only one of the reasons why she bears the title of one of the cutest Seniors of Saint Barnabas. Her sweet disposition together with her everlasting cheerfulness and good humor have made her a favorite class- mate. Dancing is her most enjoyable pastime. We can't express in words what we have missed in not having had Rosemary's companionship for the complete four years. We feel that Rosemary will make out very well in the business world because she has a personality that enables her to make and keep friends- a rare and wonderful characteristic! You're one in a million, Rosemary! 40

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BA I M sv wfyf f My Wfiffl S I . ALICE MARY FITZSIMONS OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL 4 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Literary Society 4 Mission Circle 4 Saint Barnabas will always remember Alice-remember her honest friendly smile, her unique way of making everyone feel at ease, her quiet good humor, and her perfect naturalness. It will remember her loyal support of all activities, her perpetual devotion to the school, of which she is an ideal product. It will re- member the way she spoke of her many likes, such as ballet, music, Liebestraum, children, staying up late, and of course, her four years at Barnabas. It will remember the way that others spoke of her, of her. generosity, consideration, sincerity, and earnestness. When she has reached her ideal of success it will re- member her as the friendly, goodnatured Senior with the understanding blue eyes and curly, blonde hair. In return, it asks that Alice will always remember Saint Barnabas, which has played such a large part in the formation of this-an ideal girl. 42