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

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1 DONALD B. MARVIN Don is Palisade Park's gift to Saints. His good-natured manner, mixed with sparkling humor, have endeared him to many. ARTHUR J. MAURER Wherever you hear that slow talk you know that Artie is around. Being tall and good looking, and also having a wonderful talent for dancing, Artie has made many a feminine heart flutter. ISABELLE E. MAVUS Although IzZie is short she has more than her share of pep. She is fond of skating and can be found at the Rink at almost any time. Her quick wit has made her a cute number around Saints. JOSEPH P. MEYER Joe is one of those persons who are heard but not seen. Although shy, he has always managed to give the right answers in class. One of our prominent rooters at games, Joe's school spirit could never be questioned. JANE E. MILLER A lively member of the 12B section, Jane contributed her share of mischief to the class. She had a quick sense of humor, and she was seldom seen at Saints without her pal, Betty. WALTER F. MILLER Witli an ability for being able to draw anything in comic form, Walt was a Saints man worth knowing. His shy personality and quiet manner were a boon to the teachers.

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G IQORGIC R. LANCHANTIN 'liraveling to and from Tappan every morning has never seemed to ILIX George's abundant energy. His ability to say the wrong thing at the right time has charac- terized him as one of us. GISORG li H. LAUGHLIN Tall, quiet, and mannerly, George came to Saints in his Senior year after two years in the Navy. An excellent student, George's ability to mind his own business has won him numerous friends. ,IOSIZPH J. 15. LOMBARDI XVords won't express what Joe has been to our Senior class. For four years hc has been our must beloved Senior boy. joe, captaining the football team in his Senior year, will always live in the hearts of his classmates. CA'I'HlfRlNIi T. LOSIZR Our Kitty , gay and always happy, has amaved us by the number of things of which she is capable. High in scholastic achieve- ment and possessor of a fine singing Voice, Kitty has made friends by her ehccrful per- sonalily. JOHN W. MANNING Skip . Curly blond hair and blue eyes usually adorned a blushing face. Having the best intentions Skip somehow often man- aged to get into trouble. His generous na- ture and swell personality made him an A-1 Pill. IIOSIZPI I D. MARSAR Helpful should be his middle name. Joe's blond head can be found in the midst of practically every school activity. This is due to three things: his smile, his pleasing per- sonality, and his taetful way of getting things done.

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MARY Ii. MORRISON Blonde eurly hair and eyes of blue give- you a picture of Mary. There is never a dull moment when Mary is around. Her loyalty and sincerity can always be counted upon. RICHARD A. MOUNTAIN A ioke played on a classmate, or missing chalk, and you knew Dick was around. Dick had a mania for hunting and trapping ani- mals. This blond, eurly-haired lad could usually be found plotting with his col- leagues. liljliliNli AI. MURO Tall and dark, Gene is famous for his flashing smile and teasing manner. W'ending his nonehalant way through four years at Saints, this amiable football player made friends and won favor wherever he went. ANN M. MURRAY A tiny package of vitality plus, always ready to help others and join in the fun is our Ann. Being eo-captain of the cheerlead- ing squad has kept her busy, but all will agree she has done a wonderful job. DONALD -I. MURRAY Don is eharaeterized by his infectious laugh. A member of the Grid he not only proved his ability on the football field but in school as well. Of a mischievious nature he also did his share of getting into trouble. EDWARD -I. MURRAY lid could be found at any time of the day in the midst of fun. llis happy-go-lucky manner won him many friends and a per- manent place in all our hearts. Page forty-five