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

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l MIRIAM v. GORMAN Miriam's clear blue eyes accentuate her scholarly alertness. It is with a great deal of pride we point to her as one of 47's best. MARTHA MARIE B. GRADY Dancing eyes, happy smile, and a cheer- ful word, that's our Marty . Captaining our cheerleading squad in her senior year, ala ways eager to help and never still, you have our prettiest senior girl. MARY GRACE GRAGNANO Gracie was one of the most vivaeious girls of the senior class. She was a hard worker, but always had time for a friendly greeting. Many long hours were spent by Gracie in trying to understand the mysteries of Chem- istry. Her personality will bring her success in the future. JOSEPH F. GREEN .loe's good nature and his big smiles have won him a number of friends during his stay at Saints. All through four years Joe has been a member of the lunch-time ball players. ANNE MARIE GREER Nancy may be called one of our most ad- mired and well-liked seniors. Wit and humor and fiery disposition are her most prominent characteristics. Commendable dramatic abil- ity, scholarship and basketball skill com- bine to make her one of our favorites. TI'IIfRIfSIj C. GRIFFIN Therese's curly brown hair and twinkling eyes make her one of our most attractive girls. Her ability to make others happy is admirable.

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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.

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FRANCIS A. GROPPO l'rank is .1 true Lecihan. lle is active on tl1e Arcade and h.1s devoted l'l1llCl1 of his time to tl1e Casl1ah . l'iHl'l1LISlLlSI11, together witl1 sincerity should l1elp him to obtain many of the fruits of hard labor. SARIZLLICN GROUX Take an abundance of good humor, a pleasing voice, and lovable nature, add n dash of southern charm, mix well, and be- hold Sarellen! Her love of tennis and ice skating do not detract from l1er ability in class. RITA M. GUTHY A n1ore .u11i.1l1le person than Rita is hard to find. Her ready smile and cheerful gaiety will surely pave l1er way to success. RONALD G. HACK Ron comes to school each n1orning on the S-V' from Cliffside Park. He and his pal, Hill, are seen everywhere on tl1e campus. He is known for his superb knowledge of Physics. A quiet and amiable manner has won llllll many friends. He will be l'QI11CI1l- hered for his great enthusiasm in his school work. A. JOHN HAl.l.lSIiY -lohn's intellectual interests and steady ap- plication have won hin1 popularity during his stay at Saints, and have given l1in1 a high standing in all l1is classes. XVe hope l1e will solve his problems all through life as serene- ly and surely as l1e has solved many of ours. ARTHUR ll. HANLIZY No matter when the occasion arises you can always find Artie's green eyes twinkling either V'lfl1 mystery or laughter. Because of his il1COI11P.lI'.ll5lC personality and charm, none of us will ever forget him. Page Ilzirfy-senr'1t