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

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THICRESE M. KIiI,l,liR Arriving every morning at 8:15 after n strenuous trip on the 54, Theresa has always been found looking for a laugh and a good time. She has .1 pleasant smile and has a cheery greeting for everyone she meets. JOAN lf. KELLY Five foot two and eyes of hluc, describes Kelly , our own Irish lass. Her sweet nature and personality have made her a favorite with all the students. ,IOSIZPH P. Kl-fNNliY ,Ioe's ability as .1 student and witty answer luoy has made him liked by all. He is a quiet type of fellow, but may always be found kidding around in IZC, or giving his home- work to those poor fellows who strangely lose theirs. Good luck joe! M ARILY NNIQ KI. K EOSKEY Our Marilynne has gained the affection of all by her gaiety and wit. Her wonderful singing ability gave her the lead in the play during her -Iunior year. The fact that she is co-editor of the Arcade and Vice-Presi- dent of her class is proof of her popularity. FR ANCIS -I. KIIZRNAN Frank is a real wart of Saints. Known to l everyone as a swell guy and class wit, he is one of the best-liked Senior boys. lfl.IZABliTH A. KING Bets is famous for her merry smile and ever present eheerfulness. Her love of gab often got her into humorous predicainents, hut the same gift extrieated her. lfveryone will remember her as a swell friend and lots of fun. Page j'ol'fy-onf'

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WALTER L. JORDAN Although only with us a year and a half Walt made many friends while here at Saints. His ability for getting in and out of trouble will long be remembered by all of us. MARGARET MARY JESCH Her long dark hair, blue eyes, and pleas- ant smile, together with her good nature have made Margie', a favorite among the students at Saints. We wish her every success in the years to come. CAROLYN L. KAIM Carolyn, contribution to Saints from Ro- chelle Park, has a quiet jolly nature that cannot be matched. She has shown her school spirit by loyal attendance at all activ- ities. HELEN M. KAISER A quiet lass with a friendly way describes our Helen. Her four years have slipped by quietly and her sedate manner has endeared her to all. JAMES T. KANE tIints , as fellow students have tagged him for his fine performance in football, has the ability to turn red as a beet in an instant. He has talent in art, and his good-natured way of doing his best to help everyone will take him a long way. ELINOR E. KELLER A charge of vitality and sparkling wit describes this little Miss from Fort Lee. Her ability to ask silly questions has made her known to everyone.

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Pfygp forfy-fwo PATRICIA M. KING Take five foot one ineh of a pretty girl, with long brown curls, halel eyes, and a happy smile, add plenty of vim and school spirit and you have Patty, a favorite at Saints. JOANNIQ H. KLIiINKNIiCHT Joanne is a tranquil girl whose cheery smile has never been known to fade. Of course, it should not, for her marks have always been high, Best wishes Joanne. PATRICIA M. KLIZMAN VC'ith a gracious smile that brightened many a dull moment, Pat, during her years at Saints, has gathered many friends. Her undying good nature and wit have made her an eager participant in our gay eseapades. ANNIE T. KRAZINSKI Anne's infectious giggle and flashing dark eyes have tumbled many a heart of boy and girl alike. She combines a quick wit with a quick brain. Could you ask for anything more? GLENN C. KRITCH Here is one of Uncle Sam's soldier boys who has returned to school. Glenn is popular 'because of his easy-going likable manner. His future is bound to be filled with happi- ness anel fortune. Good luck to you, Glenn. CORDULA NI. KUIZHNIT Like her nickname, Coke , she is al- ways bubbling over with some little joke. Her humor knows its place and the class- room has found her attentive and eager.