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

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MARY LOU BARNES Lou Cheerleading Ig Basketball I, 25 Glee Club 2, 45 flrrade 47 SILVERIAN 4, Dramatics I, 2, 5, 4 i , The warmth of a friendly tire on a cold snowy n1ght,' that indeed describes our Lou, Quick in praise and slow to condemn she always finds that speck of clear sky which is hidden from the rest of us. Being high in scholasticsuand a wonderful little actress add more to the charm of' our miss who will indeed reach fame and fortune. Y- 'Wi LORRAINE C. BALESTERRI Clzickfe Bowling Ig Decoration Committee 2, Play Program 4 Whenever giggles reached the ears of passersby in the cor- ridors near 12C, they were sure to know that Lorraine had been punning again. A Saints student for four years, Lor- raine has been a lo al attendant at all activities. She was usually found with hier crowd haunting the Wagoil Wheel at lunchtime and after school for those 2:50 P. M. snacks. PATRICIA M. BATT Pal Bowling lg Dramatirs I, 45 Glee Club 4g Intramural Sports 2, 35 SILVERIAN 4 One of our prettiest seniors, Pat has won her way into many hearts by her intelligence and sweet mannerisms. She has a pleasant smile and a cheery greeting for everyone she meets. We know her future life will make as lovely a pattern as she has made of her school years. N CHARLES A. BARRY Bud Glee Club 45 Dramatics 2, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3 If ever you feel a breeze blow by, somewhat resembling a miniature hurricane, it'II just be Buddy and his motor- cycle. That's not his only claim to fame, for an ever friendly smile and Hi have become known to everyone. Not a hard Character to find, he may invariably be traced to the wilds of Teaneck, and the house of Terry.

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BERNICE G. AHRENS Bean fe Beanie, the kid with the shy smile and love for fun, has laughed and worked along with us for four gay years. 'Tis predicted she'll go far in life as a secretary for no one can equal er neatness and accuracy. YVhen the cheering was the loudest Beanie was there and when things went bad our little helper lent a firm and willing hand. 1' IOSEPH P. AHRENS Joe Dramutics 2, SILVERIAN 4 Army style, a two-word description of I0e.', He took his studies seriously and never let anything disturb his com- placency. When it came to cheering and defending our team, Ioe was right there helping every time. He may be thought of as the chivalrous knight of old, but we prefer to remember him as the nice-looking intelligent boy who aided the fun in Bt BARBARA G. ANDERSON Bobbfe Bowling 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball l, 23 SILVERIAN 4, Glcc Club 3, 45 Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3 Barbara's winning smile, long curly black hair, rosy cheeks, and shining eyes have gracefully slid her into our circle of happy seniors. Always in the know when it came to fashions and people, she could usually be seen laughing with the girls or col- ectlng all sorts of weird souvenirs, at which she became an expert. 'NP PATRICIA C. ANDERSON Palfi Bowling lg School Play l, 2, 3, 4, Decoration Committee l, 2, 5, 45 Glee Club 2, 4, SILVERIAN 45 Play Program 4 Pat is a girl who has friends galore. She has a person- ality and a sense of humor not dampened by any kind of weather. She has often shown her talent in art work. When- ever there was any decoration to be done, it was capably han- dled by Patti. We predict a colorful future for this versatile Cecilian.

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ROBERT BENTZ Bob Football 2, 5, 45 Arcade 3, Intramural Sports 5 Bob is the answer to a maiden's prayer. Tall, good- looking, well-built and a sharp dresser, he is indeed an excep- tional graduate. Keeping mischief company with the B boys and persevering daily on the football squad make him an admirable student. If we know Bob, he'll use that perse- verance to build a high place for himself in whatever field he chooses. Ebyl 15.9 'S'- ' MARY IANE BROWN Jane SILVEIUAN 4, Glee Club 5, 4 Our only wish is that lane had come to us sooner than her Iunior year. This gal has really got what it takes in lper- sonality, looks, and otherwise. Gorgeous copper hair w ich has earned for her the title Rusty, combined with lightning blue eyes and a most sincere interest in ever one she meets, make each and every one of us greet her with an eager, Hi, ane 1 'ff I, xg, . YU' ' -A 'NX EDWIN W. BEBIE Ea' Arvada 3, 4: Dramatics 4, SILVERIAN 4 Ed is a fellow of whom we are all proud. His exceptional intelligence, which we hold in awe, is due to plenty of hard work. Many a pleasant afternoon was spent in the auditorium as he played the piano, selections ranging from 1372 to the classics. 'Edisu lighter side is shown by his hearty laugh and his ability to invent lasting nicknames. 12137 MARY E. BROWN Belly Dramatics 1, 2, 5, 4j Basketball l, 25 SILVERIAN 45 Glee Club 3 Dwnce Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 5 , Long black hair, large brown eyes, and a flawless com - N 7 plexion c assifly Betty as one of our prettiest senior girls A charming an graceful appearance, geniality and warmth of manner will undoubtedly win for her as many friends in her chosen profession as she has already won in school 'F , JU'