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

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MARY Ii. PIllil,ON M.ii'y's winxoinc aniilc .lllkl wrcnu, C.ll'UlwI'CC n.itnrc .irc wcll known to .ill l'lCI' cliisxingilcs Alwiyi rtzitly for fun, the IIILIIIAIQZCS to ct hinc work .ind play with gi happy spirit Wil HAM II. PIZZUTIC Bill lux thi: pcrsonality for winning liicmlx. Ile is thoughtful glncl conwitlcmtc of othcrs .ind .llwnyw l.'IliCS part in thu fun. Ht ix known to .ill hx' his 11mi.1bIc manner. llicru ix no tlouht th.tt in the future hc will win nmny fricntls., RliiilN1X T. POCSGI lllacli curly h.iir .intl brown cycs topping oil' ll cisasclcss vmilu. .llitl ll personality plus, givc you .1 picturc of our Reggie. She could .ilwayx hc fountl with thu Ifngluwoocl group in sonic sort ol mixcliicf. I IAROLD ul. l'UWliRS lI.irold is quit-t, uimsatnning and full of good humor. llc iw inturustctl in lxiwlxill ztntl dixpliys thc good xportsniginwliip of it truc Cct'ili.in. Our lu-wi wishes go with him into il luturt' that wc know will hc mut'um'iil nntl wc hops wi-mt-ly happy. 1XI.I'Rl'D P. QUII ICI Al , thu nun with the huiltl, can .llM'.lyR hc found with rloc, lion, .intl Ci.tssic . A nicmhur of our football team, Al is known for his tlr.1m.llic .lhility gli wcll as hit pur- sonality. CIlARl,l'S XV. QUllil,liY l,ilictl hy cvcryonc whowc path hu croxscw, Charlie will licvcr low Slccp ovcr l.1cli of friends. His fine personality .mtl hix .ilwilitv to my thu wrong thing .tt the right timc will kccp his incniory in our hearts .ind niintlw. Page forty-i1i1z0

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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.

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Page fiffy THOMAS -I. QUINN Blond wavy hair, together with a gay Irish smile, make up our Tommy. He wends his way from up the hill to the portals of Saints' famed doors. His mischievous pranks have often entertained us. W'e will always remember Tommy for it is he who has kept IZC supplied with ink. ALTHIQA M. R ICCKTIQNWALD A lively brunette tagged with the nick- name Al is one of our ambitious Seniors. Her yen for fun, and her ever present humor have gathered her many friends at Saints. DELTA H. REGAN Delia is one of our own Iinglewood girls. She is faithful in following our team at play and attending all Saints activities. One of the prettiest Senior girls, she does not allow anything to interfere with her education. Because of her mischievous smile, eountered by an angelic manner, Delia will travel through life undaunted. MARIE R. RIVULET Re Ren is one of the few Seniors that hail from No-man's land, Northvale. Al- ways humming .1 tune, she is quiek to help out her classmates and is one of the best liked Senior girls. AGATHA C. RUCH Petite Carol seems to possess two en- tirely different personalities. In class she is very shy and quiet, but out of class her vivaeiousness is well-known. Her quick smile and shy greeting are her winning graces. JOHN J. RYAN To his companions, -lack and serenity are synonymous. Never perplexed, he has an un- usual ability to glide through trouble un- hindered. His engaging smile and his eager- ness to help will lead him happily through life.