Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

2 1955 STELLH IHHRIS SHIIIT IJUIHIIIIB HIGH SBHUUL 1 UUSTER BHU IIEUJ . 1,1 ,V ,If- 6 6 .f LEX? gb: Hll IHEII HBE BRUTHEHS HND Hll 0 D 0 0 'AN ,wx a to 4 Y 0 0 My bwnf Fl? We are commanded hy Cod to love our neighbor, We express this love in affection for our family, devotion to our country and in worship of our Cod. ln our daily lives, we come in contact with people of all creeds. races and colors. Nevertheless, the realiza- tion that all are 'LCod's children makes us hrothers in the truest sense. The exterior appearance is really the least important aspect. Our heavenly lfalher sees in all of us His children. All nations must aim. therefore. to move to one goal.Alirotherhood of All Men. IIHTIUIIS I-IRE IHEIHBEHS UF UNE H-IIHILU -. 1 t x gp- mm, -..QA ,. Sn... LHIIUS HIHU DIFFER BUT... On the north shore of Long Island lies the village of Oyster Bay. lt is important historically because here took place the famous exchange of letters between Major Andre and Benedict Arnold. Oyster Bay also sheltered Washington and his troops during the Battle of Long ls- land. Here. too, is the home of the beloved Theo- dore Roosevelt. Yet today the importance of Oyster Bay lies in its shipbuilding and fishing industries. These have been developed for years. The bay, in addition, invites the pleasure seeker. All day long on the hay are seen speed- ing motorboats, fishermen dangling their lines for a catch, and, when the tide is in, countless numbers enjoying a swim. As one stands on the sands of the Oyster Bay beach, its blue waters can be seen for a great distance. Beautiful are the numerous small boats rocking with the waves, the white caps, which slap up against the shore, and the sun- sets which cast their glow on the water. This is God's work,-and His handiwork is everywhere. fan THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS E MOLLOY S T D fx N. - T T nun nufslnncf mnns us In the Incarnation Christ reveals His infinite love for all human beings. insofar as man is con- cerned this mysterious and miraculous fact gen- erates and proclaims his intrinsic dignity and par- amount worth. The Incarnation, morever, establishes the soli- darity of mankind and thus forever all human beings are to be acknowledged as one single univer- sal family. Christ came into the world to sanctify and save the human race as the one human family which it is. He restored the consciousness of that natural brotherhood which is the corollary of our com- mon origin through creation and by realizing our participation in the Divine nature, through the ln- carnation, He insured the sublime, supernatural brotherhood in Christ. This brotherhood encompasses every indivdual human being without exception. It created a rela- tionship more intimate than that of blood. It estab- lished a solvent of every barrier of religion and nationalism. And, therefore, Christ and His Apost- les taught- there is no longer Jew, nor Creek, nor barbarian, nor Scythian, for you are all one in Jesus Christ. iCal. 3-281 'What a blessing it would be to our contemporary world if this Christian truth would enlighten, guide and inform the aspirations and activities of every member of the human family but especially, at the moment, the leaders of all nations who, facing the threatening menace of a third global conflict, are endeavoring to establish unity and order among the peoples of the earth and to insure world concord and peace. 'f'ls'f 2 Qffli ,V 9 L rf ,A n THE MOST REVEREND RAYMOND A. KEARNEY, S. T. D., J. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn 5- C. D. lll THE SHINE DIVINE LEHIJER THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J, BOARDMAN, D, D. Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn XJ . 'M' 2 I .3 tram I ' ' talbqyf REVEREND M. VINCENT SHORT Pastor of St. Dominic Church UUR PBIESTS What school day memories would be complete without a thought focused on the priests, whose loyal devotion to our school will endure long after graduation is over? Motivated by a sincere interest in our activ- ities and moved by the desire to lead others to God, our priests exemplify the Christian ideals instilled in our minds and souls. Through their instruction, sound advice and administration of the Sacraments, character is formed in the true tradition of St. Dominic's. Their characteristic cheerfulness, friendship and love of Cod and neighbor will always remain as a pleasant memory of our school days. in-up-5 Nlembers of the secretarial practice :lass acting as secretaries to the priests and the Sisters find that giving of their service pays dividends in valuable ex perience Roberta Boccafola notes that this type of dictation is not the class- room type. THRUUGH THEIR HUIDHIICE... Instructor in Christian Morals , ' '+C' 4-.1 , REVEREND THOMAS D. HELFRICK Q-Q Instructor in Church History 3,..., REVEREND ALFRED B. SOAVE Instructor in Sacred Scripture tlur Sisters tn the Highest When we assume our position as actors on the stage of life, we will often look back on the many happy incidents of our school life. The pleasant chats after class, the cheerful smile of our teachers, even the corrections, well- deserved,-these things will be pleasant to re- member in the future. All the hardships will be forgotten and we will smile at the things that seemed so tragic at the time. We will not remember all that we were taught, but we will remember the teachers, who helped us to take on the task before us and want to take this op- portunity to thank them. All's well in the office. There's a smile on Mother's face and she has reached the last name on the absentee list, Touring France with Sister Maria Emeric by slides , . . Ah! Paris in the Spring-the Champs Elysees, le Bois de Boulogne, Rue de Rivoli! Not another transcript? Sister Pierre's days seem to be filled with querying students. Surely Betty's question wasn't that funny, Sister Colum- banus, It does look like a Udevining rod. hu their llevntinn Christian Principles... FACULTY Mother M. Bartholomew - Principalg Sister Maria limeric-Instructor in Frenchg Sister M. Pierre--Instructor in Historyg Sister M. Col- umbanus-lnstructor in Science and Mathemat- icsg Sister Mary Carmel- -lnstructor in Business Subjectsg Sister M. Kateri-Instructor in His- tory and Mathematicsg Sister M. Aloise-In- structor in lfnglishg Sister M. Augustine--Irv structor in Mathematics and Artg Sister Mar- garet Maria-Instructor in English and Biologyg Sister M. Patricius-Instructor in History and Englishg Sister M, Rosalia-Instructor in Lating Sister M. Cecily-Instructor in Religion and Typewritingg Sister M. Franceline-Instructor in Business Subjectsg Sister Maria Martin- ln- structor in Musicg Mr. John Carboy-Instructor in Social Studies and Englishg Mr. John Mazur -Instructor in Physical Educationg Mrs. Chris- tine Lane-Librariang Miss Margaret Faust- School Nurse. This serious moment in World History class has been caused by Sister Kateri's explanation that under Cod our nation has prospered. Even Sister Aloise smiles at Barbara's un-Webster-like spelling in her English notebook. Just a little slower, Sister Carmel, and I'm sure I'll catch up-er, did you say, 'Dear M. Brown?' From this little spray gun and Sister Augustine's guid- ance will come a picture that may End Joyce the winner of another poster contest. Nik a a I 1 1 A I :Qu-Q, Keeping up on current news written with a Christian viewpoint in mind is one of Sister Cecily's rules and starts freshmen off on the right foot. x 5. lrain Us in the Another poetry contest to be entered and perhaps ano- ther laurel to be won by Sister Margaret Maria's Eng- lish classes. Careful, Sister Patricius, you may be criticizing 3 fu- ture Dior designer-or a Petrosky-Yoniack original. 'Yes, indeed, my dear Servius, I would have wished . . . . , 'er, er --that I had studied the rest of this translation, thinks Michael Wagner as Sister Rosalie encourages him to continue. You know you're past the f-g-f, j-h-j stage, and on the road to success, when Sister Franceline praises your typing. oeoeeeooo ooooooooooeo am-5.3ouyR , , .673 0.56 mfnor' OP ,f4MKv5'LjML -' 4 BRAZIL Aix ,aff mn pm, mm UUR FHIHER lHHO HRT Ill HEHVEII - 1,5 I tvs., 52,45 fl,f sa QD ang W 'r -L I -r 4 wx Y M iiiai ii v'?-133' Q. l lt , The erection in sections of the panel with a painting of Our Lord was awe-inspiring, Students from the va- rious schools contributed the sections. Representing St. Dominic's was Mildred Boyd. Our daily devotions to Cod include morning prayers said on rising. ejaculations during the day. grace at mealtime, and the prayers we say beside our bed before retiring. Every Sun- day and holy day we attend Mass,-of obliga- tiong many other days we assist at Mass,-not of obligation. We make Missions and Retreatsg we attend Holy Hours and Lenten devotions. We confess our sins and we receive Our Lord in Holy Communion. We visit the sickg we are kind to our neighbor. In all this we honor Codg we hallow His Name. Our simple acts are not buried in oblivion. They may inspire others to daily communion with our heavenly Father. The unspoken ser- mon yields fruitg others, too, hallow His Name. Teen-agers from all schools attended the annual Catho- lic Youth Day exercises at Brentwood, where, after aS- sisting at Mass and at Meditation, they gathered in- formation about vocations at the many booths, Placed on the panel were the spiritual bouquets, com- posed of the prayers and sacrifices offered by the high school students for His Holiness, Pope Pius XII. snuff 31:6 'N Gm Caring for the sick in far-away coun- tries is one of the many wnrks of the Missionary Sisters. Terry Minicozzi and Margaret Robinson study a Maryknoll poster. The honor and privilege of serving Mass, and the spec-ial spiritual bene- fir- derived from this proximity to Our Lord in the 'i'aherna1-le, is appreciated bv Putrivk Conklin and Joseph W'alsh. Ami wh:-uve is this to mf-, that the Mother of Nly Lord should 1-ome to me? In the Visitation scene of the Nlarian Year play, Dorothy Cavanagh portrayed Our Blessed Lady, and Pa- trif-ia Mayo, Elizabeth. 2 F 1' p X i 5 i ggi f HHll0lUED BE THU IIHIHE... 1 'Or 'lil THU llllIGIJOIll lllllllf... 0 Come All Ye Faithful .... The Marian Year pageant offered our students an opportunity to prove their dra- fionvention hound! These luvky students, R. Kapinaki, J. Rahilly, E, fjurrivan, R. Crero, H. Kohler and J. Dav- idson, acrompanied hy our ll. 5. Nl, fi, moderator, Sister Nl. Aloise, start on their trip to Notre Dame. ,QV matic' almility ua well as their love of Cod. 1 1, ANW at 'AL' A 4 -L -L JL A xi J- -L A Y ld 1. et 'K' xx ls - v ll gli- 1 , 5. ,.... .w-...f- 4 , , Qx 20 ff Y jf -r x J, .dy 1.-sv A- -1119- ' . if v fi ' I 4 -.f -..nur-C' ffaff- - .. A A' 8 M,,,ii,fU, f X fa, , .mf 12:76 I , rn ,W ' 4' 'Lfr3'iT2j'fv ' ' . W: xc wi xx JI? Cww iw , 1, t 119, Qi 1 -W v fa. ' 'ws ' Q Y 3 ,rs,,7' 499: f X..- frm u 5., X' pg, if EE' 1 5 wif . ' 1.1 ' ' - L- ,. A . . 1 fig i'- .- V 1 1 QQCTT' j Q 1 r 1355 . 7'-L . l - - .gl L .. - 52531125 ' ' x .,, ,. .. .K ,, A. x va' KK off' Not My Will but Thine be done. Catholic Youth hour is a welcome respite from the busy pace ofthe Day affords our high school students a splendid op- day. Groups discuss their findings. Always there is portunity to consider a variety of vocations, The lunch present the thought: What shall l be? lHU UI Ill BE DUHE UH EHHTH Shal I be 9 This difficult question is made easier by help from the Vocational Guidance director and by the many vocational displays Our decision is W of utmost importance and if we choose with Cod in mind we will be doing His will 'Y'-vt., 'fx I neyer knew that . . . Dominic Procino and John Seith learn some new facts about religious vocations. A few minutes before the Blessed Sacrament ..,, ,c, gives many hours of interior tranquility, 2 Qu. --A-. A . l l l ' ls it China-or perhaps Africa? Our delegates at Catholic Youth Day contemplate the work of missionaries in foreign lands, 1 -el. I Q X GIVE US THIS HHH UUH lJHllU BREHD... For thi is the fhalue of My Blood, of the new and eternal testament the mystery of faith: which shall be shed for you and for many unto the remission of lord jesus Christ nreserve thv ,,.. ir','.Nv'afL ' e,,.,m.,,,,,. ,W . Perhaps the most striking scene of the Marian Year play was that of the gathering of the apostles with Mary in the Upper Room. Despite their fear, the memory of the institution of the Holy Eu- rliarist, of their first Holy Communion, of His command to them: Do this in commemoration of Me, lingered with them. Our juniors make an intensive study of the Sacred mind We know only too well the dire effects of com Scriptures As the twig is bent These turbulent munlstlc brainwashing The mental food whirh we re- days show us what results when poison lb fed to the cetve daily must unite us to our heavenly Father. l K -Vue --x mx X . Mr - Mi' X xxx? .- ' J. fy - X ? I -vnu gk 6 1 , f i I 2 1 3 Father, forgive them for thry know not what they do. With these ahsoiwing words of Christ ringing in our ears, we comprehend to err is human: to forgive-, divine. HIIIJ FURGIVE US UUR TRESPHSSES The sophomore student is instructed in Christian Morals. Through the study of Cod's love comes an understanding of His great forgiveness, pg Father forgive them 'for they know not what they dof' In the confessional, the priest soothes the harassed souls and pacifies the disturbed minds of his penitents when they come to him seeking peace of soul. They leave with serenity of mind, brought about by a clear conscience. Complete peace of soul comes only if we are at peace with Cod and man, We may not refuse forgiveness to our neighbor. In him we must see our brother. 'fLord, how often shall my brother offend against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? I say not to thee, till seven timesg but till seventy times seven times. We must remember, too: If you will forgive men their offences, your heavenly Father will forgive you also your offencesf' Bless me, Father, for I have sinned . . . In the confessional our sick souls are healed by the Ego te absolvo of the priest. as we tarqive these who trespass against us... In order to explain visibly the doctrine of Extreme Unc tion a tableau was depicted by a group of St Dommxcs students Loretta Vartpapa Patricia Mayo Terry Mlm cozzi and James Rahllly HHIJ LEHD US H01 lIll0 TEIIIPTHIIUII Inquisition, reformation, scho- lasticism. Seniors acquire a new terminology in Church History class. Father Hel- frick's constant guidance as- sures a fund of valuable in- formation for future use, Father Helfrick, it seems that last night I . . . Yes, Father, only with me,-I, er, I . . . . You see, Father, my book, er, my book ..,. We'll accept your excuses this time boys. Next time,- well , . . 'kiillillk S Almost every epoch in history has been mar- ked by some evil force battling against what is good. This present era is no exception to his- torical tradition. Communism is the strangest influence that has ever infiltrated the lives of a people. lt preaches class warg it hates Cod. Yet it has many followers. Today stories of social evils fill our news- papers, Our youth are succumbing to these evil influences. How are we to be protected from them? By our indoctrination with the teachings of Christ, we are guided to the truth, By reading good Catholic literature, we avoid unwholesome con- tacts. Our greatest ally, however, is prayer. Let us seek deliverance from evil, on our knees! Watch ye, and pray that ye enter not into temptation BUT DELIVER US EREIHI EVIE R I . Q , . . v , H , 4 i I 1 K U The Assumption scene from the Marian Year pageant, with Janet Hartmann as Our Blessed Lady. Simon, portrayed by Lawrence Marlin, greets Joachim, Ann and Mary. Irene Nemetli and Marie-Jeanne Cardinal make sure that the books they read are on the approved list. Magazines are temporarily disearilenl while the Legion of Decenvy ratings are studied lay our moviegoers, James Flanagan and Charles Rahilly. i s -- ,,.,... -...,... s..., x Hll HIEH HHHE GHEHTEH EHUHl HHH EHTIHEH I0 HEVHHP THEIR CHPHHHIES IHHUUHH HH L EDUBHHHH FHEE FHHIH HHBIH BHHHIEHS 'x t 'fn fi' If a-fha if 1 fwclfq an na i K v X 8 4 L1 v P, Aw fm ? iwwus n A v 1 . ,mb nng ff ff ,f A , -J 'C' YI ahllplinuniinv 5... Macbeth takes on a geographic slant in our senior English class as Donalbam travels with the and of Gerald Ryan s ruler lt would be difficult to prove that journalism is hard work, if one used this picture as evidence. Our reporters, how- ever, are merely enjoying a brief respite from labor. f-elif-, . . . They have their exits and their entrancesg , r . , -and before the entrance,- thisf Enunciation, pronunciation, syllabication-these are the English essentials drilled in the freshman year. I f ,ff K'All the w0rld's a stage, and all the men and women mere- ly players . . . if ev 'Y Xxx We'd like you to meet some other mathematicians, This zrnun is r-nnmler. . . therefore, be at peace hencefor- ward, and as brothers live together. One of the most important facts about the material world is that the objects in it can be counted and masses can be weighed. As soon as man began to count, mathematics, the first of the sciences to reach formal development, began. The long and involved calculations necessary in applied mathematics have been greatly facil- itated by the work of mathematicians of every race and denomination, who have labored to- wards a common goal of clear, accurate thinking. However, has this genius led us further apart, rather than together? Nations are secretly arm- ingg nuclear tools for destruction are being amassed. Let us not forget: 'All your strength is in uniong all your danger is in discord . Y - i 5 If Can these be architects of the future? And those be the il' homes of the future? Frank I., Wright: Prepare for St. ii Dominic's solid geometry class! 1 ,V iy , 453' W 5 95 A The value x and y is explained very aptly by these Measuring Christmas trees? Santa probably doesnt use freshmen algebra students. After the-y've mastered x and this method, but who knows, it might come in handy for y, they'll tell us what z stands for. Rosemary Belton's house. S -.K Science and art belong to the whole world, and before them vanish the bar- riers of nationalityfi ln every corner of the world. almost every phase of life has been affected by science. Down through the ages countless hours of re- search. numerous inventions and the formula- tion of basic laws and principles have made life and matter easier to understand. ln this vast work, contributions have been made by scient- ists of all nations. working to achieve a better world. May the years to come find scientists working together to achieve a happier world! Playing with blocks brings us back to our child- hood days, but these eager beavers are eamestly trying to figure out their valences. gg At last the boys learn what work goes into boiling a simple cup of water. Now, Dave, from your calculations how do you keep from scorching it? These freshmen are intent on their biology Herbert the turtle, and Nosey, the hamster, are enjoying the biology class, too. 'u- v. ,sy P IS 'S 1 t 'Q .O A v ' 1' 5 QX' J ' l .V . K, v V, , , ,, ' ' ' ' A iv ' ' unfwlcs 'S Whether they be smgmg La Marselllalse or Carmen, dramatlzmg Le Cllr or Harpagon whipping up a dish of Champlgnons FHTCIS French Club members learn a great deal about French life and customs Ouvrez la fenetre. Que faites- vous? 'Touvre la fen'etre. 'Termez la fenetre, Que faites- vous? Je ferme la fenextref' What would French I be without windows? Re- member? Le Rhone, la Seine, les Py- renees, les Alpes! Couldn't Rand McNally use these ex- pert map-makers? N.'1i.,,h Mademoiselle Boyd recites our ever-popular Mignonne, allons voir si la rose . , . and her intent listeners await their broadcast time, i From the awe trucl-e ophomore firt acqu alntance mth lrench 11r, donner a d la c1a1 e to the experienced seniors le corp IU Illalll lrench tudent lmecome familiar with every facet of French life. A sincerely dilivent :tudent can learn for l1im:elf throuffh study 1e qualitie: ici faqhio tl1e core of 16 'ench people 'llltl civilizati 1. ln1'e:tiUa'on bear: fruit in lenoxeledLe and knowledge lead: S to the de1elopment of understandmff which is the were heart of friendship and peace Thus l'rencl1 students can comprehend the reas on which motnate a people to perform certain action:. Perhap: it would be for the benefit of ull n1anlei11d if everyone adopted this motto: 'Tlirouvh understandinv to brotherhoodff xqfm, '11..,,..1fm, fwfr-V-MKDVQ 4fWDggjjN fww Jw J Eff- ,, 1 I:w41Jf,,,f . I xc ' LAUD5 Bur my Q , if A ORTA-PU ll 4' eg, 2 4 4 .Nh L , 3 ' ' W' 'A' ' ' , i . : 1 -f ly Q my' I l A A Q? ' '- ' f W I ' 3' PWS Pr Fm in PJ R' If , VHP im ' We '6o..:, . ooooovw' o3o0000 ' Remember typing to music? Typing students acquire rhythm and speed with the help of music,-and they like What a narrow and uncomfortable life we should lead if it were not for business! Whether it be called a grocery store or a market place, a bank or a site of exchange-people of all na- tions depend upon business for a part of their livelihood. Secretaries, auditors and typists are all small component parts of the vast numbers who com- prise the commercial world. To train students for the business field is a serious work, since business transactions reach the international level. Commerce is a bond of common interest among all peoples and, when regulated with justice and charity, it can bind the peoples of all lands into one harmonious business world. A prosperous commercial world demands international cooperation and sincere, universal understanding. and through these earphones . . . Business students are anxious to learn about the dicta- phone and Janet is the one to help them. Acquiring a knowledge of the basic principles of business will help these business students in future years. At least, they will know where their money goes! It all depends on how you look at it! Although transcription is easy for the secretarial student, it sometimes presents difficulties for the less-advanced business student. Ready to begin at a second's notice! These alert short- hand I students will make capable secretaries some day M5552 43 wwf- ,Mm A, ,WT .V ,, 'uf .5 J 1 S512 - Hom: vU .- mn l-,,nl '1 finfl 'X DI C UP H 0 N E ,lr 1 I - 1 'I 1 1 Always in use-our mimeo- graph,- and with two peo- ple like Edward Urisak and loan Ludwigsen working at it, 600 copies are run off in no time. X X ,,,,,,, McAllister, Nluindrews, Mvllride, McCauley, I just saw that number 7 Somewhere now where did lt McDermott, McEvoyg there it is! There's little go? Ah, there you are! Dont mmd us Diane we know chance that any records will be misplaced with that you have mastered the technique of the adding ma Barbara's capable filing. chine. 'J p i 'GBGBBBBB B00000000 IGOGDDOGGQ 06000009 0 7? 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Another prize winner, Joyce? wif i - t LJ 'hy 4, if jf C W5 5 WD , i I ri fr if fx fx ' A cut, a brush, clever hands and voilaf-lwautiful card from lmoleum Square-Q Who would have thought it? Watch out, Hallmark! Art. hy its ability to convey ideas in the lang- uage of the lvrufh, is one of the most important means of communication hetween men. It helps us to understand. uhere morals fail to make an impression. what can affect us more than pictures of the Thi- language of Art mm no iiatioiia houmlars line Cx Y' X -ii , , V - L,..L-als, f 4',,,..--naught ik' K , N f-1 . J -le' 1 . Q M.. ...,. .44 WW-fe-of 12?-- ' J ...W if Behind the scene in our training school for fu- ture basketball stars, One look at these promising ball players and we know thx-y're working for perfection, za . 'i .N - +- .Nu ' ' i'-11715389 Education must take into consideration the training of the lmorly and its Care. Without phy- sical education. no school program is complete. Our sports program is not intended to make stars of a few, but rather to teach all to work together in harmony. The aim is not personal glory, but the success of the group. So, too, international success is depend- ent upon universal teamwork. ,. .41 re ' ..,-f ts-fi' 0-.1 ?z'f ,.., .Q , ew.. ,MT 7' 'lr K' W-, ,f'..sn'- .' M I ' V t. ,NUS Q. . J A gf f A ' , J.,,5'..qf f., iw? - '15 va sl., , I I .- ' , 4 4 ... . js M , W -. .M if ' , 'F ' 4 , , J' Ni 4.2-:Alfa-.f-.. H 3 .' 4 One and two and three,--and this little puck will be in play. Our girls try ig their skill at hockey. After a few more lessons, watch them go! .Q And then there's the cornea . . . Mr. Mazur illustrates his lesson with one of his famous drawings. ,f ., 1 , 'uf w A, . .,.,, ,- -, ..-.,,x,f,wz5..gg Ur' 41 A rife wv ' 1 f , 999, 7 J' w-cv ' QL ff 'ff vw'3vb'gyj'? ,. . pu s ,v.,r, A, A W: XM! 4:-.4 . bf We shouldn't have- to worry about any broken bones with all of tlww firxt-uid enthusiasts. l,uf-ky that we have sucih an a-tulv 1-lass with our numeroue vonva- leGc6n!s. Would anyone happf-n to know . . . ? Thafs the S61 question anfl wefrv nfruiil, sophomores, you mlon't know thc- uuswe-r, h,,,,,fw M, Y 117. . fi fff' ,- ff S... au mfnmum as aulnfnun inns socml ncnvmfs au mf Pnlnmvlfs 0f fnmfnnnu vm' Hmmm' hurl 15, gxlgl? 'vm , I X' ' 'wsocewn .ye an . 'tue efmaf TOP ROW, left to right: Ass't. Coach R. White, D McCauley, R. Thompson, C. Hess, V. Conforti, .l. S0- viero, F. Deegan, J. Purcell, .l. Husty, A. 0'Brien, T. Murphy, D. Delaney, P. Conklin, Head Coach I Davis. SECOND ROW: S. Abramowski, Mgr., S. Bren- Remi Thompson runs interference as Kevin Casey goes around end. nit L. 4 fb. I 1 nan, R. Schule, L. Maiorana, R. Hargrave, J. Walsh, E. Myles, J. Bertolino, H. Hoey. FIRST ROW: I. Herrity, G. Duffy, J. Dowling, I. Martirano, Captain K. Casey, F. Reiff, E. Duffy, M. Bradey. The Blue and White of St. Dominic's opened the 1954- season with a 41-18 loss, handed to them by their intra-town rivals, Oyster Bay. This was the first meeting of the two teams and may be the beginning of a long series. The Blue and White lost the next two to La Salle and Levit- town.Then the tide changed and in a spine-ting- ling, action-packed encounter, the Hilltoppers gained their first win of the season with a 7-6 victory over last year's Little Three Champs, Seton Hall. A one-point margin meant victory once again as St. Dominic's beat Bethpage 13-12. The outstanding runs of Eddie Myles and ,lohnny liertolino. hard-driving full backs, com- bined with excellent defensive backfielding of Ted Hargrave and AI O'Brien, who kept the passing attack to a minimum, will be sorely missed by next year's squad. Captain Kevin Casey proved himself valuable both as defen- sive end and offensive halfback. Senior lines- men, who are among those to be praised for good performances. are ,loe Martirano, at guard, Gene Duily and John Herrity, at the tackles, and ,loe Walsh, at center. f Q Listen, Vinnie, when you get hack in there, I want you to . . . Coaches Jack Davis and Dick White give points to their players I I' on the sidelines. -'efiffiaw 'N A .4 51 e I , 4- I 1' firm .fc fail John Purcell. As Thompson stops ball carrier, John Bertolino and Joe Martirano mow in to complete tackle. Redmond Thompson John Bertolino Much credit goes likewise, to our under class- . men. Were it not for players like Joe Husty, Ed Duffy, Junior Hoey, John Purcell, Vinnie Conforti, Ange Calasso, Remy Thompson, Pat Conklin, Fred Reiff, All-Scholastic Johnny So- viero and Jackie Dowling, the last two having been chosen co-captains for next year, the sea- son would not have been so successful as it was. On these, St. Dominic's builds its hopes for next year. Besides the fundamentals of football, we have also been taught by our coaches, John Davis and Richard White, rules of good sportsmanship and fair play. We shall carry these principles with us for the rest of our lives. 'L Kevin Casey ' 'Q nw ' ' if fv f 19' fave ' rl 'v .Av ' V. Q 1 Y v 3 if 34, is 04 o 1 W? . 'f .1 1 35. g H' 9 5,2 ,.,,,,.,-aulQ V fr 4 .Q L f .1 V Y r I fi. . Z .. W I mglwk ,-ew Q QRS, f . f , .U L' . 4' . . - Xl- K 'Q 9 A 65 A 'A ' H' vgafvi., ,, . ggef a. K -I 1+-1' jg Q fx - v .flggsag i Q., XS, f , A 'R' A . 4 , fix. L , , , sa . Q ar B . 5, is ' ' M' 'V ' W i1:rfa1i. ' . Y, Q.: SSE: fm-V MN A 'P .., I, Ding Even Victor Hilltopper looks confi- dent as the cheerleaders lake time out to pose between halves of a thrilling game. i Phyllis Griffin .rl P' cs J7 -nab -un 'lx X... - ABOVE: Helen Dehler, Mary Fitzpatrick. BELOW: Marion Berger. Elizabeth Fourniel 'TZZA 1 5 8 , 2 .J Q1 l C fig P' A 7 4 . ' gf, ,-.255 1 4 Jllfif, I 1 nr sgzafli 4 ,f 1, f , 1 l' s 1 7 Bob Walsh releases ball over ou!- stretf-hed arms of opponents. BACK ROW: Rev. T. D. llcllrick, Sports Nloderatorg Paul Waters, Joseph Nlartirano, john Purcell, Patrick Enright, John Soviero, Coach John Mazur. FRONT ROW: Leo Reardon, John Bertolino, Robert Walsh, Martin Fenlon, Patrick Conklin, The 1955 basketball season started off with an easy victory for the Hilltoppers as they defeated WESllJllFy' with a score of 57 to 37. Then the tide changed and thc Blue and White bowed to Glen Cove, losing by 15 points. The first home game was played by a new. more determined Westbury and this victory was not so easily won. as the Green Wave strove to make up for the loss suffered in the first clash. The 66-52 score. with St. Dominicis on top, indicates the effort was futile. The traditional game with their town rivals. Oyster Ray, gave the Hilltoppers their second defeat. The next two games netted one win and one lossg a thrilling victory over Se- wanhaka. won by a one-point margin. and a defeat at the hands of Vest Hempstead. The Catholic League opened for the Hilltop- pers at Seton Hall. where they registered an- other victory, 50-'13, Next year's squad will not have the able ser- vices of seniors. co-captain John Bertolino. John Ahearn. Patil Waters, Kevin Casey. Joe Nlartir- ano. Patrick Enright. Leo Reardon. and Martin Fenlon. but Coach Maznr places his hopes on underclassmen John Soviero, John Purcell. Bob Walsh and Pat Conklin. For the fine record of our team we thank our coach. Mr. Mazur. His principlefnsports should make men of characteruswas ever evident. and is what the players will remember always. Johnny Soviero drives through for a shot and Bob Walsh and Nlarty Fenlon prepare for possible rebounds. 65 Dec. 3 Si Sa St Sr Sr 10 14 17 21 Jan. 18 21 25 Sr. Sz. Feb. 4 Sr. Sr. St. Sr. Sr. 13 I7 25 26 Mar. l St. 4 St. St. 4 Sr. 7 Sr. Sr. Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic Dominic 57 52 66 57 57 63 50 55 52 45 57 43 40 66 56 69 Sl 74 Westblxry' Glen Cove Westbury Oyster Bay Sz-wanhalta West Hemp Seton Hall Glen Cove LaSalle Oyster Bay Hicksville St. Agnes St. Mary St. Agnes Stonington LaSalle St. Mary Seton Hall stead Who can forget his Senior Prom? Surely. the members of St. Dominick Class of '55 will long remember the glittering brilliance of The Crys- tal Ballf, held in our beautifully decorated audi- torium. The rain. which only heightened the glam- ourg the first stop-ofl at the Convent. to show OH our fineryg the Coronation and Grand Marchg ,lack Castis smooth dance music -f- -these all helped the evening: slip far too quickly through our fingers. However. although the night has passed, we can relive it through the memories we store, and through those magical moments captured in the Stella Maris pictures, A few moments in the convent, where we show off : gown, corsage, bag, gloves, stole . . . We are beautiful! be K The pit-ture is worth a thousand words! Tables are deserted and the danve floor is vrowded as the strains of Tenderly fill the gym. df' r 'i-fl? F 1-ff 'Fr-ficf ' Q 'lf t V7 K L 'Q' ff X :V 5 A Q' J' 1 ' ffizwi,g, Q, ,Q ,- ,, --ff' v-:y.,M'.:,,y-1 ,p, A fm I M 4, 53, ,A Q f 3 W' 'J 'Iwi S X , , R jx 1 K 'f Q 5 1? if V' VH ' f P V V . 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Q , ' I Q E fr 2 si , And suddenly there was with the Angel a multitude of the heavenly army pramng God and saying Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace to men of good will Though our angels and shepherds may look M f fwgg'mM,m', 14 ny' 4 to T f ' ID familiar our Marian Year Pageant performed for love of Cod and His Mother was a triumph for our drama cub ls,r I4 H1 Holiness Pope Plus XII solemnly de clared the Marian Year to last from December 6 1951 until December 8 l951l- While Catho lies throuffhout the world offered prayers and sacrifices in honor of our ueen and Mother St Domlnlcs Drama Club offered 1ts trlbute, A Pa eant of Our Lady Willing workers became craftsmen and our sta e was tranformed Fellow students were actors of merit because of their inspiration The pageant depicted the consecration f Mary as a young child to Cod the birth of her Divine Son and her glorious Assumption The pageant presented an opportunlty to offer one's talent and labor in hlial love of Mary. Behold us at thy feet, O Virgin mos kind . . . W Hail, full of grace . . . Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it done to me according to Thy word. Cornelia McCormack takes the part of the Angel Gabriel: Dorothy Cavanagh, that of the Blessed Virgin Mary. fc V4 1 'nn How is it that you sought me? Did you not know that I must be about my Fa!her's business? Jesus, por- trayed by John Binaski, confounds the wise men of the temple with his an- swcrs. All of the boys will he expecting a pair of argyles for Christmas, girls, when they see your knitting talents. lixtra-curricular activities at St. Dominic's include numerous clubs. In them. the student finds a variety of interests. Clubs available to him this year mere: Arts and Crafts Club, Bi- ology Club. Business Club, C. S. M. C.. Current Events Club. English Drama Club. First Aid Club, French Club, Cirls, Leaders Club. Japan- ese Pen Pal Club. Journalism Club, Knitting Club. Latin Quiz Club, Physics-Chemistry Club, Psychology Club, Sewing Arts Club, Slide-Rule Club. If the grade school children enjoy these games as much as the girls in the Leaders' Club, a good time will be had by all. H- - - But I ih0Ughl ii would bf' Diff if I darned 31959 To these budding psychologists, neurosis, paranoid I blue and white argyles with red thread, Imogene pleads. al, are mere child-S play. They are on the way to Unfortuately, Sister disagreed. psycho-analyzing. Beware! q,,,,,...Y Choosing the right vollegf- is inrlf-ml diflif-ult, but the Vocational Guidanvc fllulm he-lps to make this task easier. A very vomnion que-ry among: ,lupam-so Vt-n Pal writers: Can your pe-n pal see Nlount Fujiyuma in the distance? Our Ururna filuln tnakr-up artist. Nlilmlre-il lloynl, in artion. 'llliat ln-ard rmilly looks :is if it gre-w the-rf-, Albert. Wlllatls this? You fl. 5. Xl. fl, me-mlwrs ure' not donat- ing your text lmooks to the' missions, are you? Now, I know why I van't find my French book. Whom Edna gets to Boar Mountain, shffll be an ex- pert at th? Bird 1l1Fllllif1il'!IIl'0H. IPSI. The bell will ring with every rontavt. 'l'hat's a trip you must take, Edna. N5 Among the many aims of THE STUDENTS' PEN is the training of future writers of Our generation. The knowledge acquired through participation in high school journalism is not only that of the mechanics of newspaper work, but also a greater comprehension of the influence and power wielded by the press. Thus, the newspaper's far-reaching effects indicate the im- portance of publishing the truth. The misunderstanding arising in the world to- day between nations can be eradicated by setting forth in our newspapers and periodicals the democratic way of life, based on C0d's com- mands to man. We will attain an increased un- derstanding and respect for others, and in turn, others will learn to understand and respect us, if we lay down the sword of dissension and take up the pen of integrity. Can there be a more horrible object in existence than an eloquent man not speaking the truth? -J' STAFF OF THE STUDENTS' PEN , Now, Terry, it's just this word here . . . Accuracy is the middle name of Joe and Ted, especially when it's a question of sports. To fit or not to fit . . . that is the question. Peg and Pat search for space that will bring out the art to its maximum value. qw? VU. I QQ? F214 QSQQQ R I r ,WI 45525-f.k -:Z 1' ' 'L 3' if '--4 M - ,-'5 4 Hg N11 1 gg, A-4 fir. 1 2. :Al-If 'Zi iv.: FU '. ,f' 'sf -'yan'-. - .E P, 4, ., , fm: ff- 'Sv- Co-rnanagers Volpe and ifurrivan count their returns. Typing, eradicating, and more typing-and then from the mimeograph roll those dire warnings: last notice. The 1955 STELLA MARIS presents the theme, The Brotherhood of Man and the Fatherhood of Codfi The staff believes this theme to be especially appropriate for this troubled gener- ation, living in a period in which prejudice and hatred would triumph over tolerance and charity. Vive have worked diligently to fashion this year's publication into an interesting and unforgettable record of our past school year, We have endeav- ored not only to present to our readers realistic and unique pictures of our classes and school activities, but also to impart to you our opinions on one of our present-day problems, social in- justice. The stand we have taken is motivated by staunch Christian principles, which stem from our diversified education in a Catholic high school. Now if we only had a ninth period history class everything woul be fine! Gerald Ryan, John Con way and James Rahilly have their problems ar ranging the schedule for pictures. 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John Thomas Ahenrn, St Boruf ac Sea Clxff Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Business Club Preudent 3 4 Nzcholu Anthony Alon, St Plulnp N en Norrhport Fxrst And Club COCllfll Marne Anderson, Sr Phnhp Nerl N h ort port Vocnnonal Guzd ance Club Joan Vxrgmn Arlgonl, Sr Domxmc O yster Bay Vocauonal Guxdancc Club Margaret Patricia Begley, Sr Axda nl Wxllnston Park, Basketball, Drama Cl b u , Typxsr for Stella Mans. Marion Elizabeth Berger' St Br' 'cl' 1 - 181 1 Carle Placeg Business Clubg French Clubg Cheerleader 3, 4. 84 f 'x f'-N' 'JP 44,1 My John Joseph Bertolinog St. Dominicg Oyster Bayg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Drama Clubg Vice- president 45 Prom Committee 3, 4. Roberta Jean Boccafolag St. Hughg Huntington Stationg French Clubg ournalism Club' Leo Honor Society' Students Pen Staff Prom Commxttee fa .R Charles Ernest Bolduc St Edward the Ll Confessor Syosset PhysxcsChem1stry Club Student Councxl 3 4 Mildred Ann Boyd, St Hugh Hunt mgton Statxon Drama Club French Club Stella Mans Students Pen Staff Ronald David Brlgatl St Hugh Hunungton Statnon PhystcsChem1 stry Club Amta Mane Bugala St Anthony of Padua East Northport Busmess Club Students Pen Staff Prom Com mxttee 4 T? ,1 ,15- fl. .419 Edward Robert Byrnes, S Brigid Westbury Business Club rw 'Cx in 'fx '27 4' Marie Jeanne Cardinal, St Dominic Oyster Bay Slide Rule Club French Club Students Pen Staff Prom Committee 4 Joseph Ferdinand Carillo St Pat rick Huntington Slide Rule Club Leo Honor Society President 2 Stu dent Council 4 Philip Michael Carmody St Igna txus Hicksville Football 3 Vocation al Guidance Club Ann Catherine Carroll St. Patrickg Huntington' Sewing Arts Club' Stu- dents' Pen Staff. Jane Ann Carrollg St, Dominicg Oy- ster Bayg Vocational Guidance Clubg Students' Pen Staff. z-'A '11 , vc H-6 ' 1 C 2 ...M JU- Berbara Ann Casey St Ignattua Loy ola Hlcksvxlle Basketball Busmesl Club Vxce presxdent 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Prom Commxttee 4 Kevxn Bernard Casey St Patnck Glen Cove Vocatxonal Guidance Club Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 4 Mary Ann Casaano St Gertrude Bayvxlle Knxttmg Club Anne Catherine Cauxdy St Edward the Confessor Syosset Vocatxonal Guxdance Club French Club Stu dents Pen Staff Margaret Ann Clancy Sr Dommxc ster Bay Journalnsm Club French Club Secretary 1 2 4 Treasu er 3 Edxtor of the Students Pen Prom Committee 3 4 Student Council 4 Student Councnl Secretary 3 Leo Honor Socxety Mary Elizabeth Clark St Axdan Wxllxston Park Journalxsm Club French Club Leo Honor Socnety Stella Mans Staff Students Pen Staff Q49 at 'NW' ry- pr. ffx 3 Donald john Colwell St Ignatius Loyola Hicksville Football 2 Busi ness Club ohn Patrick Conway Our Lady of Loretto Hempstead Slide Rule Club Students Pen Staff Associate Editor Stella Mans Eric Edward Currivan St Dominic East Norwich Slide Rule Club Stu dent Council 3 4 Students Pen Staff Asst Business Manager Stella Maris Joan Patricia Davidson St Edward the Confessor Syosset Drama Club Students Pen Staff Asst Typist for Stella Maris Helen Catherine Dehler Holy Fami ly Hicksville, Vocational Guidance Club, Cheerleader 3, 4 Lucille Mary De Jesug St. Patriclcg Huntingtong Vocational Guidance Clubg Prom Committee 3. 88 'Q' .up ,av ZS? tv-N it-60' -a-4 Irene Regina De Rong St. Hughg Huntington Stationg Business Clubg Students Pen Staff. Eugene Pamck Duffy, St Plulnp Nern Northport Physxcs Chemistry Club Football 4 Baseball 4 Basket ball Manager 4 Raymond Carl Edwards Holy Fam :ly Levnttown Vocational Guxdance Club Prom Commmee 3 Martin Joseph Fenlon St Patrxclc Huntlngton Business Club Basketball 1 2 3 4 Presxclent 1 Vxce pr sn dent 3 Patricia Ann Fenlon St Hugh Huntmgton Statxon Business Club Dorothy Mary Fey St Patrnclc Glen Cove Vocatxonal Guxdance Club Students Pen Staff 89 f ' W4 Falth Mary Fitzgerald St Axdan Wxllmston Park ournalxsm Club French Club Asst Editor Students Pen Stella Mans Staff Prom Com mtt e 3 Secretary 1 3 Treasurer Mary Claude Fntzpatrlclt, St Patrlck Huntmgton French Club Pen Pal Club Vocanonal Guidance Club Basketball Ch erleader 3 4 Editor m Chtef Stella Maru Students Pen Staff Prom Commxttee 3, 4 James Paul Flanagan Holy Family Htcltsvxlle Vocatxonal Guldance Club Ellzabeth Dolores Fournier, St Dom mtc Oyster Bay Vocatxonal Gund ance Club Cheerleader 3 4 Mnchael Patnck Gallagher St seph Kmgs Park Vocattonal Gutd ance Club Ann Demse Gattxe St Bomface Glen Head Phystcs Chemistry Club Stella Mans Staff Students Pen Stal? Prom Commxttee 3 ,...'N rP 'U' N25 Marguernte Ursula Genova St Pat rxck Glen Cove Journalism Club Students Pen Staff Gerard Anthony Gerardl, St Hugh Huntmgton Statxon Slide Rule Club Secretary 1 Treasurer 3 Wxllxam Knely Gilbert, St Domu-uc East Norwxch Physncs Chemutry Club Patricia Anne Gremer, St Anthony of Padua East Northport Physxcs Chemistry Club Florence Mary Gflmll St Edward the Confessor Syosset Vocational Gundance Club Phyllis Marne Gnflin St Dommnc Oyster Bay Vocatxonal Guidance Club Students Pen Staff Cheer leader 2 3 4 Prom Comrmttee3 P 4n QQ XN1 ,, 4 ,., ,Q-Q! 75 Q14 Qt I ' ,ii-L-ia3i1Q' 3 5l'j ' if I , 1. ' 'ii 1 'Ani ' ' i -wi as .nf ., 1 ff-1,21 w A if 1-1' s- , 4 Madeline Rita Hanaslti St Dominic Oyster Bay Vocational Guidance Club Cheerleader 2 3 4 Treasurer Edward Michael Hargrave St Dom mic Oyster Bay Baseball 3 Football 4 Journalism Club Students Pen Staff John Thomas Herrity, St Edward the Confessor Syosset President Z 4 Student Council 3 Vice president of Student Council 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Vocational Guxdance Club William Walter Hill St Philip Nen Northport Students Pen Stall' Vo caional Gutdance Club David Peter Holmes Sr Boniface Sea Cliff Journalism Club Students Pen Staff Stella Marin Staff Clement Wayne Houde' St. Patrick' Huntington' Vocational Guidance Club. L 4 , f ref ,fl 4-1- fr '14 Sharon Ann Hugheng St. Patrickg fan , Huntingtong Knitting Club. A R joan Elizabeth Irelandg St. Patrickg Glen Coveg Vocational Guidance Club, Mary Margaret Janovsky St Hugh Huntmgton Vocauonal Guidance Club Thomas Norman Kelly St oseph Kmgs Park Vocanonal Guidance Club Mary Patrlcla Klmger St Domnmc East Norwxch Kmttmg Club Stu dents Pen Staff Richard Paul Kopxnskl St Phnlnp -A .1 Q If Y1'5,,v Nerx Northport Vocatxonal Gund ance Club Vnce president l tu dents Pen Staff rf If Theresa Ann Kuzma St Dommlc Oyster Bay Basketball First Anil Club Student Councxl 4 Secretary 3 Stella Mans Staff Prom Commlttee Carol Regina Langan St Mary Ros lyn Knxttxng Club French Club Students Pen Smff Mary Noel Langan Sr Mary os lyn Knxttmg Club Students Pen Staff Eleanore Mary Lepkowslu St Hugh Huntmgton Stauon Vocatxonal Gund ance Club Prom Commnttee 4 Hennetta Lewandowskl, Sr Aldan Wxlllston Park Vocatxonal Guidance Club Cheerleader 2 3 4 Students Pen Staff Margaret Mary LISIOD, St Domxmc Oyster Bay Knxttxng Club Students Pen Staff 43 ,vs f YT' ' ,as 5 . tl? 6' Barbara Ann Lomnicltig St. Ignatius Loyolag Hicksvilleg Vocational Guid- ance Clubg Students' Pen Staffg Leo Honor Society. ,Ioan Elizabeth Ludwigseng St. Anf thony of Pnduag East Northportg Knitting Clubg Treasurer Z, 3. Marie Theresa Lutz St Anthony of Padua East Northport Basketball First Aid Club French Club Secret ary 1 4 Student Council 4 Prom Committtee 4 Stella Maris Staff Mary Celme Lynch St Boniface Sea Cliff Knitting Club Students Pen Staff David Franklin Madden St Hugh Huntington Vocational Guidance Club President l Vice president 3 Prom Committee 3 Louis Anthony Marrone St Hugh Huntington Station Vocational Guid ance Club President 1 Vice president 3 Prom Committee 3 5 95 Y ,iv Il .JP K is oseph Carl Marnrano St Dominic Oyster Bay Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 B seball 7 3 4 Vocational Guidance Club Patricia Kaye Mayo St Dominic ster Bay Slide Rule Club Secret ary 1 Treasurer 2 Student Council 3 4 Stella Maris Stall' Students Pen Staff Prom Committee 3 ,...., if H f , 4' 3 , f., Grace Marlon McCarthy St Philip Nerx Nortlmport Physics Chemistry Club Treasurer 4 Prom Committee Shirley Ann McCarthy St Brigid Westbury Knitting Club Daniel Joseph McCauley St Dom mic Oyster Bay Basketball 1 Foot ball 3 Vice president 2 4 Business Club Joan Katherine Mccormackg St. Pat- ricltg Huntingtong First Aid Clubg Prom Committee 3, 4. We r os ,DK ,,,,, Roger Paul McCrosson St Dommtc Oyster Bay Biselaall Z 4 BUSINESS Club Mary Catherme McCue St Patrick Glen Cove ournalxsm Club Stu dents Pen Staff Marcelle de Alexis McDonough S Patrnck Huntmgton Vocatxon1l Guxclance Club Prom Commxctee 4 amesPatr1ck McGuure Sr Dommtc Oyster B151 Voc1t1on1l Gu1d1nce Club 2, Madelme Mary McGunmgle S Ig natmus Loyola Htcksvtlle Kmmng Club Prom Commtttee 3 Students Q. -r Pen Staff Stella Mans Suff Maureen Chrxsune McNally, Holy Famtly Hlclcsvllle Vocatlonal Guxcl ance Club, Stella Mans Staff 11 1- ,,. C3-f 4. ,qs 1 fav- Joan Mary McQuilleng St. Edward the Confessorg Syossetg First Aid Clubg Students' Pen Staffg Stella Maris Stagg Prom Committee 3, 4. Diane Theresa Mfnicozzig St. Ger- trude- B'1yville' Knitting Club: Stu- dents Pen Still Prom Committe 3 Terry joseph Minicozzl, Sr Dominic Oyster Bay ournalism Club Busi ness Manager Students Pen Stella Maris Staff Prom Committee 3 4 Catherine Pauline Mitchell Sr Pat rick Glen Cove Vocation'1l Guicl ance Club Deloros Marie Molsiejewski S Ai dan Albertson Knitting Club Stu dents Pen Staff Elaine Genevieve Montalto Holy Family Hicksville Vocuuonal Guid ance Club Students Pen Staff Q. IU' -s? te 'Dm 4:3 5. ff' james Fulton Morgan Sr Hugh Huntxngton Station Vocatxonal Guxclance Club james Patrick Mulvey St Brngnd Westbury Phys cs Chemxstry Club Thomas Eugene Murphy S Bom face Sea Clxfl: Football Z 3 Mana get 4 Vocat1on1l Guxdance Club John Charles Murray St Domlmc Oyster Bay Fnrst Azd Club Edward Charles Myles St Boniface Sea Clxff Football 3 4 Physncs Chemlstry Club Vxce-president 3' President 4' Student Council Presi- dent 4' Prom Committee Chairman 4. Irene Margaret Nemeth' St. Patrick' Glen Cove' Sewing Arts Club. 'U- ,vs xl' Dorothy Anne Norchl S Brtgnd XX cstburx Busmtsg Club Prom Com mtrue 5 Stella Mums Stuff Albert Francxs OBrien, Sr oseph Kmgs Park Footbill 4 Vocattonal Gutchnce Club Alxce Brigid O Hagan, St Edward the Confessor Syosset ournallsm Club Students Pen Staff Edward Joseph Orlsak, St Domtmc Oyster Bay Phys1csCbem1stry Club Demse eanne Patchell, St Ignattus Loyola Htcksxllle ournallsm Club French Club Prom Comm1ttee Stella Nlarxs Staff Students Pen Staff Theresa Mary Pepe Sr Brxgmd West bury French Club ournultsm Club Treasurer 1 Leo Honor Society Stella lbf11l'lS Staff Students Pen Staff Prom Committee 3 100 :WNV V ,Q ll M: lr: .vw Q A - V U, X 3 . t Q. Q X, Y ' ' .J : 1 - L -u . .. , - V if 9 PJ ' 1 , , , . . ,V n I ..g L .- . 1 ty . J . I . 9 ' :J ' 5 1 ' 3,43 9 a . 'Az - 'z' 'gj . 1 1 A 5 .' tg l 1 ' . 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Q xv Barbara Ann Robertson, St Ignauus Loyola Broolcvxlle Basketball Busx 'v M ness Club Secretary 2 Prom Com mnttee 3 Margaret Mary Robmson, St Dom mxc Oys tr Bay Drimi Club Trea surcr 3 4 Students Pen Stwfl' Stella Marxs SMH: Prom Committee Librarian 1 Gretchen Ann Roschelt St Patrlclt Huntmgton Fxrst And Club Stella Mans Staff Students Pen Staff oyce Ann Ruhoy, St Ign1t1us Ioy Ola Hxcksvllle Slide Rule ub French Club Leo Honor Socxety Stella Maris Staff Students Pen Staff Prom Commlttee 3 4 Gerard Francis Ryan, Sr Bomface Sea Cliff Slide Rule Club Stella Marls Staff Leo Honor Socxety Stu dents Pen Staff Lynda Ellen Schmm St Hugh Huntington Station Business Club Vnce president l Treasurer Z Secret ary 4 Students Pen Staff Prom Commxttee 4 1? ?1 Q:- ohn Michael Selth St Igrnnus Loyola Htclcsulle Vocational Gund ance Club Stella Mans Staff Stu dems Pen Staff ohn Bertram Sholl Sr Ignatius Hxclcsvllle Baseball Z 3 4 Presldent I Vocational Guldance Club Leo Honor Socnety David joseph Slmpson St Ignatlus Ms Loyola Hlcksvxlle Baseball 4 Voca A tlonal Guxdance Club ,uh 9 Paul Ormond Smith St Bernard Levlttown Baseball Z Drama Club Prom Comm1tttee 3 Stella Marxs Staff Elnzabeth Ann Snayd St Bomface Glen Head ournalxsm Club French Club, Vice president , Student Council 3, 4, Stella Maris Staff, Stu dents' Pen Staff, Prom Commnttee 3,4 Lucy Ann Spmella, St Dommxc, Oyster Bay, Vocanonal Gutdance Club, Secretary Z, Cheerleader 3, 4 103 le ,f- I af-s 'Ds ad' at Shella Margaret Sulllvan St Patrxck Huntmgron French Club Drama Club Pen Pal Club Secretary Prom Commxttee 3 4 Students Pen Staff Stella Marxs Staff Lxbrarnan Charles Edward Tamburello St Pat nclt Glen Cove Phys1csChem1stry Cub Frederxck julnus Umbach St Pat rxclc Huntmgton Phys1csChemxstry Cub Chnstopher Anthony Volpe Our Lady of Mercy Plaxnvrew Physncs Chemnstry Club French Club Bust ness Manager Stella Mans Stu dents Pen Staff Michael Anthony Wagner St An thony Huntxngton VocatxonalGu1d ance Club Joseph Francis Walsh S: Dommxc Oyster Bay Football 4 Baseball Z Basketball Manager 4 President l Vxce presxdent 4 Student Councnl 3 4 Stella Mans Staff Students Pen Staff Prom Commlttee 3 Journal xsm Club 104 ,qw ,f Janet Mary Walter, S Domlnxc C East Norwxch Buslness dents Pen Staff ff 11 f'1 lub Stu ,,,.. 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