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

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RAYMOND I. DEAN Intramural Sports 55 Dramatics 25 Glee Club 25 Alusic Club 4 Ray has often saved the day for us in chemistry by popping up with the right answer at the right time. Not one to be boisterous, he is at heart a prankster. His bosom pals are Frank and Charlie, and he's always the spark that lights the fun. Besides a sociable nature, Ray possesses initiative and good manners. 5' 9 V.. 5 SAMUEL I. DAVIS Sam Dramatics 25 Dance Committee 55 Intramural Basketball 25 Glee Club 2 Tall and lanky, Sam needs only boots and saddle to complete the impression of a rough and ready man of the West. His shy manner and amiable smile have certainly been far from hindrances to him in his career here at Saints. RICHARD O. DECKER Dramatics 2, Glee Club 5, 4 Our tall, blond, ruddy-cheeked misogynist is indeed a typical regular guy. Always bubbling with wit, his friendl smile will cause manya feminine heart to flutter. Rich tooli an interest in studies and people: because of this, combined with an irrepressibly carefree manner and an intense loyalty for dem bums for whom he'd gladly die, he became the cen- ter of all our merriment. if' nv fm ,f .I X A K ' if i ,af s---sf' VINCENT DI BARTOLO Bolfm Betts is a good skate. He leaves behind him a host of friends whose respect he gained by his constant willingness to do everyone a favor. ln return, we put up with his jokes. His slight height and black hair distinguish him from the regular set. But, then, he's a distinguished fellow.

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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

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ELIZABETH M. DRISCOLL Bcity Dramatics l, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club 4, Softball 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Dance Committee l. 2, 35 Play Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Curly red hair, rosy cheeks, wonderful disposition, that's this Irish gal. A slow drawl combined with quick wit and a helping hand were always her outstanding qualities. Whether out with the kids or in the classroom, Betty had a multitude of pals. A few more Betty Driscolls and we all would sail through life on a smoother carpet. Q l of-'S dhsmfmx WILLIAM I. FAHY Dramatics 25 Glee Club 2, 45 Intramural Sports I, 2, 5 This likable curly redhead with such open friendliness took but a short time to be known by everyone. No matter what scheme was contriving, and there usually was something, Bill was there otliering suggestions. When it came to sup- I'llYI.I,lS UIQLAIIAYIQ Plz-uf Dramaties l, 2, 55 Uanee Committee I, 2, 3 Take out your drawing board and sketch short curly blond hair, laughing eyes, an impish smile, and about the most mis- chievous personality you can imagine and you have a blue- print of one of 12A's most fun-loving seniors. Phyllis' knack for writing short stories entertained her friends during many dull study periods. Yvednesday night usually found her at one of the Youth Forum discussions held at the Alemorial llouse in Englewood. porting the team on and oft! the field, he and his many pals Q' N were always on hand, starting the tireworks. ' '75 Q Y n s -M.- FRED DUNCAN Dune Dramatics 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Dance Committee 5, 4 Returning from the Navy, Fred came back to Saints to complete his Iunior and Senior years. His restful nature and racious ways gave him an air ot' tranquil distinction. With his dramatic ability, Fred's humorous remarks and good- natured drollery made him a good companion and a prominent senior of the Class of 1948.