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

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Page thirty-fozir NANCY A. FICARN LIQY Nancy will always be remembered at Saints for ber generous nature. Slie likes musie, dancing, and good books. Always friendly, Naney bas been one of tlie popular girls in ber class. .IIiANNli ROSE FOTI -Ieanne's eflieieney is a eredit to IZC. Slie had a knack for mastering typing and sten- ograpliy. Her manner is quiet, altliougb slie is full of fun. W'e are sure tliat .Ieanne will be one of tbe best secretaries tliat ever left Saints. -IAMIQS A. FROSCO .limmie is an all-round sport, wlmo can take a joke as well as give one. His Fine personality is elierislied by all wlio associate with liim, and lie bas earned the respect and friendsliip of all liis Classmates. T. PIETKR FRASCO Many of Pete's friends have wondered if tbe T before bis title didn't stand for trouble. But Pete is liked for bis carefree attitude toward life and all its worries. Lots of luelt to a good fellow! A. DONALD GALLAGHICR Known to all as Gal tliis lad was a member of tlie famous linglewood crowd. His iniseliief, marelied by liis intelligenee, led us to appreciate tliis ambitious senior. GERARD J. GALLO ,lerry's fine ability to trip tlie liglit fan- tastic lias made ltim very popular. His re- fined personality and love of fun give liini all tbe qualities of a swell all-round senior of Saints.

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ANNE T. DOWD Anne is a sweet, demure lass who has trav- eled the halls of Saints serenely for four years. Her shy manner is dennitely on the sunny side. If in future years Anne smiles as often as she did at Saints gloom will surely avoid her path. -IIQANNIQTTE M. DRAPER Gentle, helpful, and dependable, Jean- nette is a girl we are proud to call our class- mate. Her scholastic ability in French reci- tations often had us gasping in admiration. Her dignity and strength of character com- mand our respect. U ICORGE lf. DURFICIZ Dorf , one of our tallest seniors, may be found involved in every aetivity at Saints. His elongated stature and blond hair give him an air of happy-go-luekiness well known by both teachers and pupils. VVILLIAM A. liNDliR Bill does his best with whatever he at- tempts, he knows how to blend work and pleasure. He knows how to tease and how to take teasing. Keep the merry twinkle in your eye Bill, it will make life's journey Snlollth fill' YOU. MARGARET MARY ENGLISH Our pert little senior, with her dark brown hair and green eyes, may always be found arguing her point. Her infeetuous giggle and her mischievous personality have won her many friends. FRIZDERICK Nl. FAHIEY Fred, a former member of the class of '45, has returned to Saints from the li.T,O. where he fought with the 78th Division. You always End him with a pleasing smile and a pleasant Hello , which have gained him much popularity. ,f ...- Page thirfy-threc,

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l DONALD R. GATIQNS Gates is one of our own Englewood boys who has many abilities in and out of class, among these is baseball. As a member of our pitching staff, Don has compiled an outstanding record, topped by no-hit fame. An argumentive manner contrasted with good nature and fun best describes Donald. IDOLORES I. GAUFF Dodie the better half of our famous sister and brother team is well known in the echoing halls of Saints for her unassuming sweetness. W'ith a cheery smile and pleasant worrl for all, she has wended her way serene- ly through her high school years. XY'II.LIAM R. GAUFF Bill is a newcomer to Saints fresh from the Navy whose boyish grin and magnetic personality quickly made him one of us, with all the school spirit of a four year Ceeilian. Our best wishes for happiness and success go with you, Bill. MARGARET T. GIBBS Lovable Peggy is a small bundle of charm and vitality. Nve expeet her to become a famous designer, but whatever she does, or wherever she goes, she will be found in the middle of fun. NICHOLAS C. L. GIGANTI 'liraveling from the wilds of Cliffside, Nick always made it just on time. Besides football, basketball, and track, Nick's jovial manner and famous dancing have made him an institution at Saints. WILLIAM G. GLYNN, AIR. Although a newcomer to Saints in his senior year, Bill's combined qualities cre- ated for him the spirit of a true Ceeilian. His athletic ability, topped by his presence on the basketball court, along with a ver- satile nature formed for us .our most hand- some senior boy.