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

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THOMAS F. MQGUINNESS This solid built, blond-haired individual is usually quiet around school, but any of his many friends can tell you he's a swell all-round sport. MABEL F. MLKAY Mabel's sparkling wit and gay personality have entertained us throughout our four years at Saints. In contrast to this frivolous side, she has her serious moments, too. For her warm frankness and deep sincerity she will long be remembered. IRIZNIC T. MQLAUGHLIN Long lustrous hair and gleaming brown eyes are only two of Rene's attractions. Oft- en teased for her eager haste she retaliates with easy laughter, friendliness, and charm. MARY Ii. MQNULTY Good-natured, intellectual, and happy-go- lucky-an odd combination but a perfect description of Mary. Her capability and f.iithfuli-ess conspire to make her a true friend. She is appreciated and admired by all who know her. MARY R. lNltiQUll.LAN Scholarship, popularity, and vivaeity give us a clear picture of Mary. Perpetually gay, ever amiable, Mary during her years at Saints received many honors. She has acquired through her pleasantness many staunch friends. XVILLIAM QI. NIEMAN Bill, one of our returned vets, does not have to work to make friends. His smooth personality and neat appearance have im- pressed everyone assoeiated with him. It is f'-.-Ali'

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Page forty-six JOSEPH -I. Mez DOUG ALL -Ioe came to us in his Senior year from our celebarted rival, Saint Michaels. He soon proved his scholastic ability by his timely answers. A carefree manner and friendly at- titude are the qualities for which -Ioe will be remembered. PATRICIA A. MQCARTNFY Patsy, although inclined to be quite shy during her four years at Saints, possesses Ll certain humor which has kept her friends merry. She was usually found with the Cliffside students and enjoyed many hours of companionship with them. IZILEEN FLORFNCIZ McCARY Florence is regarded by her many friends as full of merriment and mischief expressed in the gay twinkle of big blue eyes. Her round face, pleasantly sprinkled with freckles and often tinted by a faint blush, is framed by Curly brown hair. RANDALL F. NICZCQDRMACK Mac , one of our most carefree, happy- go-lucky Seniors has gained many compan- ions through his inexhaustible sense of hu- mor and his rare type of personality. PATRICIA R. McIiWl2N Add laughing blue eyes and a sparkling smile to friendliness and good nature, and you have the vital personality of this Senior Miss. Although she claims Ridgefield Park as her home town she can always be found with thc students from Grantwood, and among her many friends. ROBERT F. McGOV ICRN Robert takes life with a smile and the best of it is, hc tries to make others see the happy side of things. He knows how to have fun without neglecting his work, a guarantee that he will always make the grade. Good luck, Bob.

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GEORGE E. OSTER MAN George is shy and retiring but never fails to see humor in anything. One of the more intelligent seniors he has always had his marks high while enjoying life. ELAINE M. O'BRIEN Take a pair of laughing blue eyes, add an abundance of freckles and a witty person- ality and you have the makings of Elaine. Although comparatively new to the portals of Saints, Elaine has made many friends. She may be found almost any time in the midst of the ugangn. You may be sure Wherever there's laughter and gaiety this popular girl is bound to be part of it. MARY K. O'BRIEN Take an abundance of charm and poise, add a dash of sweet disposition, and you have the ingredients needed to mold a girl such as Mary of l2C. She will never want for friends. GEORGE J. O'CONNOR, JR. George came to Saints in his Junior year and brought with him a knack for amusing his fellow students. He is known to all by his amiability and his jolly mannerisms. These qualities go far to make him one of the best liked Senior boys. ANN C. O'NEILL Sugar and spice and everything nice com- bine to make Ann. This may solve the ques- tion of how Ann always managed to get out of those predicaments in which she often found herself. Happy days, Ann! VINCENT P. PANETTA Vincent loves to sing and we like to hear him sing, but it does sometimes happen that his teachers have to request that he postpone his concert. His disposition is as happy and pleasing as his song, so we know he will succeed in all he undertakes. Happy years, Vincent, with no discordant notes.