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

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5 , i , f MARY ELLEN ROTH P. S. 15 XM. Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 5 Chronicle Staff 4 W .f X Literary Society 2, 3, 4 I Mission Circle 4 M' ,iff Varsit 2, 4 v Y When you see a girl of medium height, with brown hair and keen blue eyes can- vassing for the Athletic Association dues, she is Mary Roth. Mary has deinite preferences and dislikes. High on her list of likes is sports. On a basketball court, she is the essence of enthusiasm, accuracy and skill and she has become a motivating power behind many games. Poetry also rates high with her. Mary has proved her capability in writing, for some of her poems have been published in the CHRONICLE. As one would expect, Mary's kind nature causes her to like animals, especially dogs. On the other hand, she dislikes artificiality and fickle- ness in people, for she, herself, is natural and unaffected. For relaxation, Mary reads and listens to Crosby records. With her good-natured personality, Mary should go far in this world. Good luck on the journey of life, Mary! 85

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B Sp-uc MQ, 2 - 8 ONX 'C . D VIRGINIA THERESE RODGERS HOLY Rosmw Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Chronicle Staff 4 French Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 f I Literary Society 1, 2, 4 Mission Circle 4 LV go friend, a kind friend, a scholar, 'tis true, gdb able, cheerful, and mischievous, too. K J! Hy ' br!-,yffgjpl3Dl-iere she is. Can't you just tell by looking at her, especially at her ' own es that she is a sincere and unaffected Senior. Yes, Virginia has capti- ffl va us all for the past four years. Her humor has made many of us smile when NIU? N pei' aps we were feeling a little downhearted. And oh! we must not forget her f L' dra atic ability which she has exhibited both at Saint Barnabas and at Cardinal l JV Hayes. One of her favorite amusements is dancing. Now as a password of LV' Vt ' memory We say: Farewell to one whom we have known and shall never forget. i , WL! ,rj 84 Enix . I V Lf,-Lf L ,M 4 1,12

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'W A 'X f U E 3 --, we MAUREEN JOAN RYAN SAINT MARGARET MARY French Club 3 Literary Society 4 Mission Circle 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Maureen had no sooner made her appearance among us than she became a prominent, indeed, even a necessary asset, to the Class of '45, contributing much to its humor and scholarship. In her, we find the characteristics of a true friend Who, by her cheerful disposition, can lift us out of the throes of melancholy. Her tall stature, topped by a mass of light brown hair, could easily be discerned taking an active part in any school activity. Interested in sports and a lover of good books and magazines, she has continually displayed her versatility. May she attain success in her chosen Held-Journalism. 86