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

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,mi S I., 'Forex Y' MARIE RAFFAELA PANNUTO SAINT BARNABAS Athletic Association 1 Mission Circle 4 Charming? Yes! Attractive? Yes! Neat and friendly? Definitely! Yes, of course, that's Marie, one of our most delightful Seniors. She has a constant gleam in her twinkling brown eyes, reflecting the sincerity that is hers. All these traits combined make her an ideal pal. Rolling up a good score in bowling is very important to her and dancing runs a close second in her activities. When not thus engaged, you will always find her Writing letters-all to the Army, of course! She will best be remembered as the girl who is always a half-hour early for a date. If Marie lives up to the standards that she set at Saint Barnabas, we are sure she will succeed in the business world, which is her fondest hope. So long and loads of luck, Marie! 78

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