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

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Ol--X CHARLES F. CURTIN Football Axlanager I, 2, 5, 4 Charlie is the unassuming type. found him in lVIaIIey's relaxing, slipping those ever-present jokes into the conversation here and there to produce a Iau h. His capability as a football manager was borne out by iis appointment to that position four years in a row. Charlie never got the cheers, but he sure helped the team on to a won- derful record. PETER COSTELLO Pele Football 1.2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 5, 4 Pete always had us in the dark as to what his thoughts were, but he had the rare gift of saying a great deal in just a few words. His build and good looks were the cause of many a pitter-patter of young maidens' hearts. Pete and Pete ' always stuck together, on or off the field. Saints will miss athletes like 'Pete in years to come. Lunchtime always JEAN V. D'AGNES ,lean Glee Club 2, 4, Class Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 43 SILVERIAN 4 Iean's ruling passion is art in which she is both talented and original, a fact well attested to by the group of admirers her drawings and posters invariably attract. In school Iean is serious, and outside a little bundle of good fun. Our best wishes for success in the future. R WILLIAM DALEY Bill SILVERIAN 4 Bill will always go through life with his head in the clouds and whistling Life Can Be Beautiful. Whether at the station with the boys or on the campus, our ardent French student was the center of merriment. Qlncidentally, 'tis rumored many a feminine eyelash was seen a-fluttering his way.D Yes indeed, our orator will ride the trains smoothly through life.

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DULORES M. COOKE Cookie Bowling lg School Play l, 25 Glee Club 25 Play Program 4 Cookie is one of our dignified, fun-loving seniors, well liked by everyone. She is mainly occupied expounding her theories on the pros and cons of P. A. D. Her attendance at all the football games and school activities are proof of her school smirit ller outstcmding ualities are friendliness and , I , . . T . . I . sincerity, which well equip her to lace a welcoming world. QV' in -at ' wr- Q COLETTE A. CONNINGTON Ciolelfe Intramural Basketball 2, fig Dramatics l, ff. 5: Dance cxlblllllllltfdl' 3: filce Club 2, 4 Colette traveled to school from Bogota every day for four years on that far-famed bus, the 7l. Although it had a habit of breaking down she always managed to get to school. A love of fun and a happy smile were only two ot' her characteristics. A swell pal to those who knew her, Colette will long be remem- bered for h riendliness J, 9204 IOSEPH P. CORCORAN Cl0l'kl.8 i1l'1'11dL' 3, 45 SILVERIAN 43 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 4 Corkie, the boy with the bashful blush and stabs at Z..- humor, brought great luck to us with his advent from Regis in 1945. Une of the intelligentsia, he was president ofthe Senior Class and editor of the .41'raa'c'. Never having trouble with his studies, he is one of those lucky brains, All success possible 79' Cork, to your ambition to become a doctor. fe.-X. IAMES 1. COONEY .ffm Basketball Manager l, 2, 3. 45 lntramural Sports 2, 5 The boy who saw to it that our basketball team had ex- actly what was needed at the right time, that's our Hlimmyf' He managed our basketball team without a hitch from the time we were freshmen straight through our Senior year. Iimmy was never without a merry twinkle in his eye, and his smile made you want to smile too. As far as friends were concerned, lim had a million.

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FRANCIS X. UAlVlROYV Frank Dramaties 23 fflwadr 45 SILVI-ZRIAN 4 Cool, calm, and collected-that's Frank llis lcnaclc ol' jabbing disrupting remarlts into conversations brands him as one of those dry-llumored fellows you hear about. An ardent 4 advocate of school spirit, he attended every tbotlmll game, and X' as assistant sports editor of the flrwatfc relayed to us his de- scriptions of those grid tussles. l'lranl4 is detinitely an fill- around Saints fellow. l 4? ,.,,. IOSEPH P. DANIELLS Joe Football 2, Sp Baseball Alanziger 3, -tg tllce Club 3, 45 Dramzitics 2 Joe may have found lj. A. D. a bit difficult, but he al- ways did his best. lle followed in his sister's footsteps with an ability to cultivate friends and to be well liked. PATRICIA M. DANIIQLSON Pa! Glee Club 3, 4g SILVERIAN 4g Intramural Sports 2, 3 Pat -this here lively lil' lass with the ever-active abun- dance of vitality and chatter can always be found with her inseparable friend, lane. possessing ever-curly loclcs she was ,,,,N never without her wonderful sense o' humor. Pat and her 'ri 'YPD' escapades have made history here at Saints. 'Tis easy to guess what a wonderful life our pal Pat will have. Q-H? 1' I C. 7 MARY H. DAVIS -'f Jlaly Intramural Sports 2, 55 Glee Club 45 ilreads 4 lVlary's silent composure in class disappeared when she gathered with her friends. Everyone will agree that when . DAZIFV comes she brings the fun with her. ller generosity and , lielpliulness provide that extra touch that makes her so likable. Hu' I8