St Cecilia High School - Chimes Yearbook (Englewood, NJ)

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SENIGR DIRECTORY Armstrong, Jane A., 3Qe.,. ., Ashman, James E., . Austin, Helen T., Bagley, Donald J., e ..,.... , Barnes, Franklin H., Barry, James D., 3 Beck, Patricia A., Bollinger, Claire J., Brautigan, John J., . .. , Brazill, Marilyn J., Brown, Catherine B., Brun, Anne M., Cahill, Elizabeth L., Campbell, Robert E., Castclli, Jean R., Clancy, Katherine B., Clarke, Gloria T., Coleman, Elinor M., Conlon, Alice P., Conlon, Marie T., 1 Conlon, Thomas T., Connolly, Marye H., Connolly, Rosemarie E., Cooper, Mary Therese, 1 Cornell, June R., Corrigan, Thomas T., .,.. , Costanza, Elizabeth M., Creighton, Francis J., Curley, Nina T., Czyzewski, Leo B., 6 Damm, Williglm J., Daniels, Mary L., Davis, Kathleen T., De Barnardo, Emily De Candia, Joseph G., De Coco, William M., 2 De Fillips, Donald J., De Gasperis, John V, 7 Demmerle, Gertrude M., Devine, Adele M., Devine, Patricia M., Dobbs, Norval G., Dowd, Ann T., Page one Ilf1lHfIl't'd two 1 S C . West , Cli Cli Wfe ...T T , . - T.-nag-5111 gee R ,R lk

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HISTORY Vacation days came and fled. Before we realized it the familiar pattern of the bells summoned us into the classrooms as Juniors. Many experienced the first onslaughts of typing. For the first time in many years the girls formed a varsity basketball team, and though their season was none too successful, they showed the undying spirit that has al- ways predominated at Saints. It was early in December that our hearts sank to a new low for we awoke one bright and sunny morning to the realization that visitors were in our midst-the Supervisors. From the students' point of view we seemed to gain a splendid record. The play was a popular operetta in which many of our classmates gave an excellent performance. Our last weeks were spent in preparation for class night and our ap- pointed medley, It,s a Great Dayv. We looked forward with zest to our oncoming year as Seniors. Superiority was the watchword as the year began. To our minds we were the epitome of perfection and the freshmen were quite aware of the fact for we forced them to bask in the light of our glory. Our chests swelled to new heights of expansion as the little ones stood every time we reached their camping grounds. Like other Senior classes we were charged with the duty of running a successful paper. Since this foot- ball season was to be our last as students of Saints, we followed the games with a greater loyalty than ever before. We witnessed the Thanksgiving game with a mixed feeling of pride and sentiment. During our Christmas vacation the Sen- ior girls were invited to a retreat at St. Eliza- beth College, where they spent an edifying weekend far from the burden of everyday chores. Our mid-year exams may simply be termed heart-breakers. The senior play was a momentous fete accomplished in the sur- prisingly short period of two weeks. Late in March we participated in the an- -nual symposium held at Holy Angels Acad- emy. The topic of discussion was Juvenile Delinquency. Our prom was held beneath the fair and gentle skies of May. We danced on and on until Father Time bade us home- ward. May devotions were distinctively our own as each one of the boys was given a topic to deliver. Perhaps June 19th may be called one of the saddest days of our young lives for on this day we forsook our cherished seclusion for the world about us. Tears dimmed our eyes, and smiles wavered on our lips as the realization of leaving St. Cecilia slowly dawned. Several of our classmates will se- lect professions according to their God- given talents. Others eager to serve their Master will be led by their consciences to the path of Religion. The majority will enter the married life always keeping before them the model home of The Holy Family. But however diversified our futures may be, we shall remain true to right principles incul- cated in our hearts, guided homeward by the words of Christ, I Am The Bread Of Life . Page one hundred one

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SENIOR DIRECTORY Draper, Jeanette M., , .We Durfee, George F., , . , . Ender, William A., , We English, Margaret M., .. Fahey, Frederick J., Fearnley, Nancy A., Foti, Jeanne R., 1 Frasco, Peter T., . . . Frosco, James A., Gallagher, Donald A., ' Gallo, Gerard J., , Gatens, Donald R., ' Gauff, Dolores J., Sw. , Gauff, William R., . . . Gibbs, Margaret T., 1 ' ,, . We Gigante, Nicholas C., x e , . .,.. Cl' Glynn, William G., 1 . . H Gorman, Miriam V, 3 ,. . , ,. E Grady, Martha M., d. .. Gragnano, Mary G., e Groux, Sarellen, Green, Joseph F., Greer, Anne M., Griffin, Therese C., , .. Groppo, Frank A., l. Guthy, Rita M., 3 Pa' Hack, Ronald G., Hallisey, John A., Hanley, Arthur J., Hanrahan, Margaret M., Hauser, Lois M., Hawkins, Joan E., , Herman, Edward V., Henke, Vivian T., H R Herring, Noreen M., Hoeger, Charles J., Holahan, Eileen D., ,, , En Cli Cli h E Holahan, Julia M., . . . Holland, John J., 1 Ha Holligan, Paul F., 1 R Howley, Patricia A., 1 Jacomo, Joan M., 8 , . . Teanihniinb T J. P . Page 0110 hzmdrerl three