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

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Set fbias XVILLIAM J. DAMM Little Willie has been a friend to every- one and especially to the basketball players as senior manager of the court squad. Al- though he does not promise to grow larger in the future we expect him to be a big man and we wish him great happiness. M ARY LOU lSli DANIELS A pleasant smile and a cheery Hello for all, best describes our own Mary Louise. Although she is never left out of the fun, she always manages to keep her marks above average. KATHLIQICN T. DAVIS A hearty laugh, a wonderful sense ol humor, and .1 likeable manner are a few of the charms Kay holds. She has been an ar- dent worker throughout her four years at Saints. I2Mll.Y MARIE DIC BARNARDO limily's eurly dark tresses and soft brown eyes go with her winning smile and infec- tuous laugh. lly her gracious manner and her interest in everyone she has made many friends. JOSlil'l'l G. DE CANDIA aloe, a cliff-dweller and a rider of the famous combination 1-54, does well in his studies and also as first baseman on our ball team, The ability to play the piano is an- other of ,loe's accomplishments. XVILLIAM M. DI COCCO W'illiam is better known to all of us as Zeke , Wlhere there's Zeke', thcre's fun. He left school to serve in the Marines but came back to finish his Senior year at Saints. Quarterback is his position on our football team. Zeke came to us from Cliffside Park.

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Page Hiirty JUNE. R. CORNELL Everybody knows fun-loving and gener- erous June. A possessor of the do or die spirit of Saints, she was an excellent athlete. ln return for her many acts of kindness and generosity we wish june success in her de- sire to be a doctor. THOMAS T. CORRIGAN Perhaps one of the Saints' most under- rated athletes, Crash was rewarded for his fine school-spirit in many friends who respected him. We know he will triumph in all his undertakings. 1iL1ZABIi'I'I1 M. COSTANZA Betty's artistic ability has been well shown and greatly admired. Her cute, pleasing manner will be to her advantage in later life. To this true friend go our wishes for every success. FRANCIS j. CRICIGHTON Tllrilllgll four years lirrllnk llllS Cllnlc to us from Fort Lee. His pride and joy is base- ball and he is noted for slugging the ball around the diamond. NINA THIZR liSli CU R LICY A shy smile and a pleasing manner are only two of Nina's graces. Her nonehalant ways have WUI1 her many friends and res- cued her from many scrapes. To the posses- sor of these assets we predict a happy and a successful future. LEO B. CZYZIQWSKI Leo may always be found with Donald and Flip . He will be remembered for his drawing and his famous puzzles as well as for his very lively sense of humor. Leo and his car were almost inseparable, so his pals never had to worry about transportation.

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DQNALD J. DL FILLIPS De , as he is known to his many friends, can always be heard heekling everyone from the corner of the room. His good nature has won him many friends at Saints. JOHN V. P. DLGASPERIS This versatile young man shines in every- thing he does. A pleasing personality with plenty of skill has made him a fine athlete, student, and all-round good fellow! May the memory of Gasie's undying school spirit .ind will to win live forever in the hearts of St. Cecilia students. GERTRUDIL M. DIQMMITRLE Although we have known Trudy for only two years, she has proved herself a true Ceeilian in every way. A straightforward, unaffected manner and a pleasant disposition will continue to win l'Trucly many friends in the journey through life. ADFLE M. DEVINE This cute little Miss who hails from Ridgefield, is well-known throughout Saints eorridors. Witli her bright blue eyes, natural curly hair and charming smile, life will never be a dull one for our DeeU. PATRICIA M. DEVINIZ It can be said that Pat was one of the most popular seniors of this or any other year. She was known for her mischievous and vivacious personality plus her friendly word for all. Best of luck, Pat! NORVAL G. DOBBS It was our gain and the class of 45's loss when the Navy took N0rv away for one year. Good-nature and willingness to help have made this shy lad very popular both at school and on the gridiron where he has always played good ball.