St Francis Xavier Academy - Gateway Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

OZKMNMJWZQQW W? agile gateway Published by the Class of 1948 ST. FRANCIS XAVIER ACADEMY BROOKLYN, NEW YORK ggbreface Lest, through the years that lie ahead, the memo- ries of our stay at St. Francis grow dim, the staff has endeavored to capture some of that spirit that now warms our hearts and lights the way that We have passed together for the last four years,-and to let film and ink make a record so that in some future day, as we turn these pages, they may en- kindle our faith, sustain our hope and move our charity to give prayerful thanks to the Source of all our blessings Christ, the Light of the World. -CLAIRE ALTHISAR 4 Eecfication . . ass o 1948 There is no adequate way to express our feeling of love and gratitude toward you, who have ever been our inspiration and encouragement. Our young hearts are too full and words too limited. So it is with good faith that, in your.tender under- standing, you will accept, not only this book, but our gratitude for the four years of pleasure and achievement which it seeks to represent. We dedi- cate this edition of our yearbook, TO YOU - OUR LOVING PARENTS PATRICIA 0'DONOGHUE 6 Ls ST. FRANCIS XAVIER ACADEMY 7 prayer to christ, :Light of the W By MARY DIERS At last, we pass the portal fair- And leave our childhood years, To step into a world beset With raging hates and fears. With lamps held high, may we show The flag of Faith unfurled- That all mankind may turn to Thee, Oh, Christ, Light of the World! a men Q J ifilx vfx Jf Clxtibvpn ff wwggxj f iff QQ is heme We have endeavored, in this our yearbook, to show that even in this dark and dreary postwar world of inflation, mercenary interests and atheism, there can be a ray of light to illumine the despairing world. This is the light of the Catholic faith, of Christ's teachings and His graces, of His increasing love for us. As Catho- lic young women, stepping from familiar security into turmoil and destruction, we must contribute our efforts to the task of making the world God-conscious. After the excellent training which we have received for four years we are prepared to step forward to take our rightful places in a confused society. Whether destined for further education or for the business world we will lind use for these teachings. Not only have we been instructed in literature, science, mathematics, history and other subjects essential to an academic training, but we have also learned the secrets of success-Christian love, humil- ity, trust in God, and hope in His wishes to guide us to salvation. We have been taught Catholic ideals which will be the principles of our lives. VVe have been taught love of neighbor and the essen- tials of justice. As we have absorbed this knowledge we have become discerning as to the persons with whom we associate and the places which we visit. All these teachings we will take with us as we venture without and they will be as candles to light the way along a dark road. These candles will never die out but will live until the end of time. Violent winds-atheism, heresy, persecution-will attempt to blow them out but, as in the past, they will fail. VVith our Alma Mater as our guiding light and our inspiration and with Christ as the Light of the XVorld to watch over us, we will advance with our candles, watching them llare up and enkindle the heart of mankind. -PA'rR1c1A DUFFY SJR. n Cue M W V R K, xfgfff ,ti if we 44 'gg' 385' 'Hs 1 9 if W Q ' 'P ,AM W SW fx w fi 'fm 5' f A ' WW 'FL' .V ,J an ga.-. Q M 2 3 4, ,fg- K-ifrfq 'lk C-Q5 Q 4 . , X Tw r vs N xx, M ,f K , ,I ..,, H Tb A . X ,,giZQ.f.9:5: , , QA ' if 'ffm ,-Q' Sf HW I 'mg-,.-.-, 1-, 'Av.5TX ,Y , , gf' g,f,if'ffs4 . fx. . wif' ,- -- ' Y '-2-a11i.??z:f14,lwfk K 1- , 5 k - P I 1f552+ 'gf-1 A -. , 2 Q vw- Lf.. faq, ',j?7'+ M' . 'f5f..,v.'5T - 225175 15,119 Jiif. KC 3?-, ,f i ' I? ,Hix p .v f ff gv., ' A A if fgff-lsr, ., - . - gg--241 -I ,fav 'A -- Q f L' V- ' L 7 'M fgliflf' A . K , L. . -. -.-13,4331 A . . Sisxw 11 fyheda , ' QXOY PsdvxS6S 3 SC Cghe gterncil oaght By MARY Dumas I searched among the glowing stones Of earthly hopes and joysg But 'neath the surface of these gems Were valueless alloys. I touched the flaming stone of power Wanting none-yet all I dared to sip were dregs of pride, And found its taste of gall. Where was the jewel, pure and rare, Of Everlasting Love? From Earth's deceiving Fantasies I raised my eyes above. At last I found the treasure of Inestimable worth The Light glows for e'er atop The stairway of the earth. AJR. I2 CMB ii +L 42 -aw f kb., W ,fd ly .1 is 5091 ' 'SH F' 5 fx 5 .XV if 1-x,..1 ,. nk 4 ., fi .V A s 'Q 53: A, X wa I :mv W ,,,. - 'Mwm fgii , i 'K .f A 14,3 w x Q .1 'efhtn-. ' v ,... ,. f ' ' . ,f ,, ,- 3. !4 ra ww Q N - I xi? I - . K , fm 'N . LN 'W f 5 5 , .49 , 'SAI Mix w n 1 2 . tl- 'f pf 4'g I I 5 1 1 ' 1 M,,q M., 17' Q,?iQu, m, mwQ4w sf' .1 'VK iffr Vw ?Qi,.' , -v. ' 2113- ' pf ,M . B542 lb --111 A J 5 r 1 -1, K an IV Ss, -.. eil P ' ip 335' up Ki We Wald in the light of Cgdaitlz Our high school career has come to an end and we face the world-a world filled with crime and deceit. But the Catholic graduate has learned to walk courageously by the light of faith. Faith is not feeling. It is a greatness of mind which accepts blindly revelations of God. How happy this wonderful gift makes us. How fortunate we are to know God! This gift in itself makes life so much easier and understandable. At times the road of life will be bumpy, but what laudable goal is obtained without some degree of hardship? The Faith with which we have been blessed shines on those spots that demand wary walking. There will be moments of distress and uncertainty but Faith innately will help us to triumph. Faith gives more security, more courage, more peace of mind and heart, more consideration for our fellow man. Our days have passed in seeking God's help and approbation. We are anxious to pass on this great gift to others. Not only our words, but our deeds, should be invitations to taste and see that the Lord is sweet. The culmination of a life lived according to these precepts of Faith is peace and contentment. Life with its difficulties and hardships will be a thing of the past. We will be happy when we come to the end of the long hard road, for we shall have reached our goal. JOAN O'MALLEY 5 -X-'fb 4 g 14 Cum 15 love oaglzts tlze Wag .K Truly, love is the beacon light . - guiding man to his divine des- . tiny. God has created us out of , s love and He has sustained us through love. Real charity is as i the sun, radiant centre which streams forth on all sides the bright rays of divine truth which reveal God to man. Life is a Divine Romance with an eternity of love as its reward. Love is an endless creative process, it is also an endless voy- age of discovery. It is the spirit which delies the world with its maze of hypocrisies and vast expanse of unhappiness. The path of life is a labor of love, the conception of man and his yearning for a home whose doors are always open with welcome, these all preach charity. The foundation of Chris- tianity is based on love of God and of neighbor. If, during life, we turn to love we shall forget to be grasping because we shall desire to serve the world, rather than ourselves. But love is not entirely receiving, to be complete it must be infused with the thought of ever giving and sharing. Thou shalt not steal, thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not covet. These vices are not mere deprivations to help build character. Rather, they are forbidden because they are wrong, they hurt those with whom we should be living in harmony and love. They merely are small aids in keeping the greater affirmative law-That shalt love. Yes, we shall love through the care of the sick, the instruction of the ignorant and the burial of our dead. Outwardly these things are simple but to the true Christian they are the fulfillment of the law of love. Charity alone shall light the way to the solution of all the problems confronting us today. Intolerance, international discord and domestic trials, in all their con- fusion and perplexity, shall give way to a happy world if the correct path is chosen. Turn to God, directed by the beacon light of love, for In Him there is life, and the life is the light of men. ELLEN CASEY 16 .ffllf ofet your alight csjhlne How far the little candle throws its gleam So shines a good deed in a naughty world. So observed the philosopher and poet, William Shakespeare. It is a beautiful comparison, but not entirely his own, for, many centuries before the Elizabethan Age, the King of philosophy and poetry, jesus Christ, told His followers, You are the light of the world . . . men light a candle upon a candlestick, that it may shine to all who are in the houseg so let your light shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father Who is in heaven. That mess- age He imparted to all who were to possess the Faith, not merely to those who were then His disciples. It was for us, that we may use the candle, not only to light our own path to the Eternal Light, but to attract others to its lucidity, warmth and glory. This candle, lovely and inspiring, stands in a window, the window of Charity in the House of God. It burns quietly, but lights, warms and beautifles a cold heart, and by its very simplicity and unassuming richness, enlightens the labyrinths of sin and chastises proud spirits. So can we, the present disciples of the King, take that candle, following always its light, and keep ever constant the fire of our Faith. By our words and ac- tions, throughout our lives, what- ever may be our state, we may reflect its gentle light to all with whom we come in contact. Nu- merous and frequent will come opportunities to melt the icy heart, to enkindle the lukewarm and to guide the fervent. Thus will be the candle's gleam: far- flung yet steadfast, universal yet constant, glorious yet quiet, mighty yet humble! KATHLEEN MAX. -,,.. . 18 sm yum 'um I9 .Z Vessel of ought A woman etched in loveliness, A vessel of light shall be, To hold aloft in her bright lamp, The Light for the world to see. T'was God Himself, gave her the spark Not many years agog And many hands along the way Have fanned the gentle glow. And she, adorned exquisitely, Shall hold the fragile flame: Within the keeping of her heart Shall guard her precious claim. Simplicity and purity, With tenderness combined, Have made the clearest, safest place To keep the flame enshrined. And Faith has made it strong and sure, And Trust has made it fine, And Love has been the candle Where the Light may always shine. And with this light she sees the way Along life's darkened fare Nor shall she ever trade her prize For all the earth's false glare. Yet this is not her gift alone, But she must spread the Light, For every spark that kindles lo'w Adds brightness to the night. And all the world turns hopefully To her to lead the way To lift Christ high, Light of the World That we may have the Day. BETTY SANDKAUT '48 20 X I Q 'W' zz N' Vi . WH mn.-W D1 I -. KnWl',1.'lKi !l N--ff '? . H -E ...'1fX! Q 1 -J .M 2 Sh X Q- mn, Q Q. g U ff?-7 1? A X W sf-'-':- '--- . Z Q. 15' 9 vs: SENIQHJ, anuczry ass LORRAINE TERESA ALFONSO St. Agnes Courier Staff, Bowling Club. Vivacious lover of dancing . . . happy-go-lucky . . impulsive . . . energetic and generous. MARIE THERESE AMATO Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Chairman of Prom Committee. Mischievous little bundle of giggles . . . English wit . . . dependable . . . a possessor of a tiny voice filled with suggestions. Personality Seth Low Junior H ,S. Sentimental Reasons 4 e MARY ELIZABETH BROWNE Courier Staff, Gateway Staff, Art.Club. Thoughtful and understanding . . . precious friend . . . our cherub faced artist . . . tuna fish sandwich deluxe. Don't Tell Me CATHERINE PATRICIA BOYLAN St. Augustine Vice president of Senior Class, Bowling Club Captain. Executive Katy . . . swell pal . . . disposition goes from unmatched wit to a sweet lovableness. 'I Get a Kick Out of You St. Francis of Assisi CATHERINE PATRICIA BUCKLEY St. Francis de Sales Leo Honor Society, Editor of Courier, Treasurer of Legion of Mary, Gateway Staff. A charming accent of her own . . . gracious, sincere and so-o understanding . . . our sweet and lovely dream girl . . . author of the famous Factual Knowledge Series. Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life . ELLEN MARIE CASEY Holy Cross Leo Honor Society, Legion of Mary, Vice-President of Propagation of Faith, Gateway Staff, Courier Staff, Art Club. Cute little imp . . , blonde bombshell . . . tres intelli- gentes . . . cheerful little earful . . . original ideas . . . no, I'm not Mona! Too Marvelous For Words ALICE GERTRUDE COOKE St. Theresa of Avila Bowling Club True to the Dodgers . . . carefree . . . extensive reader . . . dramatic . . . friendly . . . easy to talk to. Take Me Out to the Ball Game JOAN ANN DOLAN Fourteen Holy Martyrs Bowling Club, Ice Skating Club. Quiet. . . dependable . . . rival for Sonja Henie . . . loyal and true. I Understand 23 JULE ANN DOWLING St. Vincent Ferrer Secretary of Senior Class, Gateway Staff, Courier Staff, Bowling Club, Art Club, Class Typist. typical senior . . . sweet 'n lovely . . . coy deb . . . perfect prom date . . . naive expression . . . artistic talent . . . a true judy. My Pet Brunette PATRICIA LORETTA DUFFY Our Lady of Angels Leo Honor Society, Courier Staff, Gateway Staff, Legion of Mary T'N'T . . . beauty and brains . . . that new look . . . quiet and dependable Patti. Sophisticated Lady KATHLEEN MARY EGAN St. Matthew Courier Staff, Bowling Club, Class Typist. Vigor and vitality . . . affable . . . witty . . . vivid . . . bubbling attractiveness and personality . . . our only Kally. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling JOAN MARGARET FRANZ Our Lady of Angels President of Senior Class, Courier Staff, Legion of Mary, Shield Prefect of Propagation. Our class president . . . future playwright . . . ever patient .. . . lovable and motherly . . . those warm brown eyes! Stars in Your Eyes 24 CLAIRE MARIA GUARINO Courier Staff, Bowling Club. Halsey J. H. S. 85 Large eyed dreamer . . . long, shiny tresses . . . friend to all . . . other Green Eyes Ml William McKinley H. S. 259 Bowling Club. One and only Millie May . . . such extraordinary ideas . . . cheerful . . . Lady From 29 Palms . . . our unique shepherd Near You half of Marino-Guarino duet. JOAN MARIE HAYES Our Lady of Angels Leo Honor Society, Legion of Mary. Dimples delight . . . dark haired beauty . . . sweet and even tempered disposition . . . to be perfect mother, her ambition. The Girl That I Marry LDRED MARY JAEGER DOROTHY THERESA KELLY St. Teresa Bowling Club. jolly package of fun . . . good sport f . . lovable little miss . . . big green eyes shooting mischief. Sweet Little Headache 5 25 HELEN EILEEN KELLY St. Augustine Bowling Club. Kelly the Second . . . ever so quiet . . . found giggling with Catherine . . . baby blue eyes with long, curly lashes. Together REGINA ELLEN KELLY Sl. PaI'1CI'3.S Courier Staff, Gateway Staff, Ice Skating Club, Bowling Club. And now the third . . . the one that comes later on . . . aggressive . . . lover of ice skating . . . ambition to be a journalist. Waiting for the Train to Come In MARY CATHERINE MARTIN St. Anslem Loyal to the last . . . congenial . . . friend in need . . found in a net . , . mania for steak . . . always very busy You're a Sweetheart MARIE ANN MERRIFIELD St. Rose of Lima Leo Honor Society, President of Propagation of Faith, Legion of Mary, Prom Committee, Gateway Staff, Courier Staff. Our favorite little Monkey . . . orator supreme . . . Naive questions . . . beautiful blushes . . . sunny smile topped with a lovable disposition . . . loves all God's chillun. Girl of My Dreams 26 JACQUELINE AURELIA MORINO Our Lady of Perpetual Help Bowling Club, Legion of Mary. Class nightingale . . . pretty as a picture . . . unmatched tales . . . laughing eyes . . . sweet and ever agreeable. The Charm of You CATHERINE AGNES NELSON St. Augustine Bowling Club. n Independent little elf . . . magic skin . . . always with Helen . . . talent for slow QQ reading. A Little Bit Independent MARY CLAIRE O'CONNOR Our Lady of Angels Bowling Club. Lunch Line Lucy . . . amiable . . . attractive . . quiet-but only in school . . . Stewie Calling? Beautiful Dreamer ALICE MONA O'GRADY Holy Cross School Leo Honor Society Secretary of Legion of Mar C ' , y, ourxer Staff, Gateway Staff, Propagation of Faith, Prom Com- mittee, Bowling Club. Bubbling with vitality . . . Bob's dream girl . . . ex- pressive hands . . . attractive picture of green eyes and blonde hair. All the Things You Are JOAN ELEANOR O'MALLEY Holy Name President of Legion of Mary, Manager of Basketball, Leo Honor Society, Propagation of Faith, Gateway Staff. Tall and pretty . . . our class scholar . . . pet hobby- winning prizes . . . spontaneous sense of humor. Too Good to Be True ERMINA MARIE OPINANTE Treasurer of Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. Sparkling eyes with sweeping lashes, contagious giggle . . . our carrot eater . . . good natured . . . understanding I . . . a true friend. Stay As Sweet As You Are ESTELLE THERESE POWER Captain of Bowling Club, Legion of Mary. Tall, graceful and sophisticated . . . full of class spirit . . . lots of fun . . . found in scientific conferences with joan . . . Alabama, Here I Come. Vivacious Lady' St. Agatha ALICE LOUISE PARDEY P. S. 139 Assistant Manager of Basketball Cl-ub, Legion of Mary, Propagation of Faith. Pensive . . . thoughtful . . . witty . . . quiet . . . knit one, pearl two . . . found managing with joan. 'Yours St. Theresa CARMEN AMELIA QUESADA St. Vincent Ferrer Courier Staff, Gateway Staff, Bowling Club, Vice Presi- dent of Legion of Mary, Prom Committee, Art Club. Inquisitive little package of vitality . . . loquaeious comedienne . . . talented eaekler . . . enviable black hair . . . ardent admirer of Clinton Avenue . . . our chauffeur supreme. Lady of Spain ROSEMARY ANN SHERIDAN St. Francis of Assisi President of Legion of Mary, President of Bowling Club, Art Club. Delightful sense of humor . . . devilish and fun loving . . . considerate . . . faithful visitor to Anthonian Hall . . . that's our Rosebud. Fun and Fancy Free PHILOMENA AMELIA TALIERCIO St. Agnes Tall and dark . . .friendly and generous to all. . . pleas- ant and happy disposition . . . unique hairdos. Dark Eyes HELEN IRENE THOMAS Our Lady of Angels Secretary of Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Prom Com- mittee. Tres jolie et petite . . . sweet bundle of charm . . . pocket edition of Puck . . . everybody's friend. A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody 29 FLORENCE MARY VARONE P. S. 92 Bowling Club. Excerpt from Harper's Bazaar . . . chic sophisticated wardrobe . . . Chinese length fingernails . . . little darlin expression. Ma'mselle JEANNINE EVELYN VIRZI it P. S. 194 Vice President of Legion of Mary, Prom Committee. Dramatic eyes . . . daring 'ri dynamic . . . personality plus . . . magic hngers on the piano . . . persuasive . . . never ending supply of stories Smoke Gets in Your Eyes MARION ROBERTA WARD St. Agnes Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. Thoughtful and reserved . . . ambitious . . . conscien- tious . . . sincere consideration . . . a friend in need is a friend in deed. It's Always You 30 9 E A 1 . K t Q8 Y! hkmbg, 3 rj N . 1 Q 'Q anuar Glass gflstor .El il Just four short years ago, we boarded the Saint Francis Limited. Our destination was-Success! As the train pulled out of the depot, it seemed to most of us that the journey would be a long and diflicult one. However, we soon found out differently. Along the way, through the efforts of our capable crew, we sidetracked such obstacles as Latin, algebra, and chemistry. The members of the faculty, our engineers, were ever watchful to keep us on the straight and narrow track. 'Midst' pleasures and toil, we soon found our journey coming to a close. Our Senior year, the last stop before the end of the line, was upon us. At last we were given our coveted school rings-the garnet and gold- symbol of our teamwork. Initiation of the Freshmen and our Hillbilly 14 I 144351 11: Engyiqp I I 'i X7 4tv'0'5 K f all 4.39 J .I A C. Hallowe'en antics take special place in our train of thoughts. We all looked forward anxiously to the main social event-our Senior Prom-but, Mother Nature took a hand in this and gave us the worst blizzard recorded in the New York City files. Class day will always be remembered with fond- ness by all. The School Keys were presented to us and will be cherished long after the tedium of our journey has been forgotten. Now we can hear the conductor call- Last stop, all off! But, can it be possible? Our high school days are gone forever. Sadly, but with a sense of fulfillment, we bid adieu to our Alma Mater and take our places in the Alumnae of Saint Francis Xavier Academy. -ALICE O'GRADY xg' acuity SISTER MARY THECILA, Principal Sister Mary Claude ............,.......,...,,,.,.......,.......................,....,.....,.......,.,..,,.......,.........,,............................,... Secretary Sister Mary Dulcide , ..,.. . Sister Mary Evangela ,....4..... Sister Anna Letitia .............,.. Sister Thomas Edmund .,.r..... Sister Agnes de Montfort ....,,.. Sister Miriam Patrice ,,,,..,... Sister M. Anthilia ...,...,..... Sister Inviolata Marie r.,.,... Sister Agnes Therese ........... Sister Frances Irene ...... Sister M. Patrmus ......rr..,.... ,........, Sister M. jean Thecla .. Sister M. Elizabeth Patricia Library, Science Latin English History Music Religion Science Latin Mathematics French English Religion French SISTER ANNA EUGENE, Principal of Annex Sister M. Reparata ...... ,..,....l., ....,,..,r..,.......,,. l.l........l. ,.,..,...... .,.,..rr.l............ ...,,. .,.....,.....r S c i e n c e in Annex Sister Inez Marie ........,. .....,,.......,...., E nglish in Annex Sister M. Dolorosa ......,,., Mathematics in Annex Miss Agnes Pidgeon ....,.....,. Miss Mary Whalen l..,.,... Miss Josephine Rienzi ...,,...,. Mr. Charles Lauria ...,......, 32 .,,.......,....,.l,Library Assistant Physical Education ...... ,.....,,........ .........,..... ,,,..... . A r t Choral Class . 'vw W- ' - ,J 1'-nil-f'21ff'g-N t -4 A 1. rg: LRE'-Q --F-.-,?,.. a - f1'1':5',:'.4 ihi.sA L -r 7 1, -3, Ja ,an-f-' X fail-...., 'r 'i .if-if g ,,,...-- , , f f IQ V -2-.A .pai W . T--4- 's 7-.1 Y' Y. i T' q.2 -F-5, --' X Courier Staff, Bowling Club, Gateway Staff, Propagation Prefect, Leo Honor Society, President of Senior Class. Her capacity for fun and scholastic record highlight the personality of this typical senior. If You Are But a Dream Bowling Club, Legion of Mary. A sincere dependable friend, quiet, yet realizedg soft spoken, yet heard. Near You U09 CZSS ELIZABETH MARY ALLEN St. Catherine of Genoa Bowling Club, Basketball Club. Possessor of beautiful auburn hair, our future Florence Nightingale . . . ardent St. john's fan . . . that's our Liz. stwhoru CLAIRE LOUISE ALTHISAR St. Catherine of Genoa JOAN THERESE BOLGER P. S. ll4 Bowling Club, President of Maria Pieta, Ice Skating Club. Of volcanic tendencies, always bubbling over, cintil- lating! Embraceable You ELEANOR MARIE CARDINAL ' Holy Cross 34 Secretary of Legion of Mary, Vice-President of Ice Skating Club, Bowli MARY ANN CASHMAN St. Francis of Assisi ng Club, Cafeteria Squad. Our little blonde package of vitality . . . Cary . . . loyal to Prep . . . one dzmple and big blue eyes . . . sympathetic friend. Something Sentimental Gateway St Sophisticated Reg has the beautifully kept hands of an artist. Near You ANGELA GRACE CHIARAMONTE P. S. 203 Bowling Club, Legion of Mary, Propagation Prefect. Reserved, well groomed sophisticate, with a gracious smile and a wondrous pair of deep dark eyes. How Soon REGINA CATHERINE CLARK St. Sylvester's School aff, Bowling Club. EDNA FLORENCE COLLINS Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Leo Honor Society, Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. Radiant Edna, who is charm itself, will be our future Euclid Sweet and Love1y 35 7- EILEEN MARIE COONEY St. Teresa School Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Treasurer of Senior Class. Our Irish colleen . . . as bright as her laughing blue eyes, sincere and understanding, delightful singing voice. I'll See You- in My Dreams PATRICIA ANN COWHEY St. Francis of Assisi Bowling Club, Ice Skating Club, Propagation Prefect, Legion of Mary. Lovable Pat . . . our green eyed . . . blonde . . . prefers Brooklyn Prep . . . model secretary. Two Loves Have I JOAN MARIE CURLEY P. S. 9 Varsity Basketball, Courier Staff, Gateway Stall, Leo Honor Society. Indispensable forward . . . talented in the art depart- ment . . . mistress of any situation . . . has a nice smile and a pleasing disposition . . . a never sit still. Let the Rest of the lfVor1d Go By PHYLLIS VIRGINIA CURRAN St. Rose of Lima School Bowling Club, Varsity Basketball. Our happy-go-lucky Phil . . . always looking at the bright side of life . . . a good tonic for the patients that she will meet in future life. I'm just Wild About Larry JEANETTE CAROL DELLA MONICA Treasurer of Maria Pieta, Bowling Club. jean, a friend worth having . . . has a ready smile for everyone . . . personality plus . . . surprising bowler. You Do if Holy Name of jesus JOAN THERESE DENTON O . . . St. Francis of Assisi Varsity Basketball, Leo Honor Society, Bowling Club, Gateway Staff. Naturally golden wavy hair that is the envy of all . . . Denny, capable guard on the basketball eourt . . . un- crontrollalzle giggle and a good sense of humor. Toyland MARY ANNE DIERS St. Mary's, Kingston, N. Y. Le ion of Mar Leo Honor Societ Gatewa Staff, Var- EI Y' - Y, Y sity Basketball, Editor of Xavier Courier. A versatile genius who shines brightest in the light of her poetry. Our het for the hall of fame. Sweet Sixteen' DORIS AGNES DOOLEY Holy Cross School Legion of Mary, President of Glee Club, Bowling Club. Sweet Doris, with an effervescent personality, is the possessor of charm and tact. Stay As Sweet As You Arc 37 JEANNE ANNE DOYLE St. Vincent Ferrer School Prefect of Propagation of Faith, Varsity Basketball Secretary of Senior Class. As a math student she is first rate, as a Varsity forward V she scores, as a friend, she is tops. Five Minutes More ELIZABETH MARY FERGUSON . St. Francis Xavier School Bowling Club, Legion of Mary, Music A good sense of humor . . . a smooth appearance . . . our French frys and coke addict, Lisbie. Begin the Beguine MARYANN MARGARET FROST P. S. 9 Captain Varsity Basketball, Gateway Staff, Courier Staff, Vice-President of Senior Class. Her talents in the held of art, writing and basketball are tied together with the bright ribbon of a grand per- sonality. Always ELEANOR MARGARET GAY Holy Name of jesus Varsity Basketball, Gateway Staff, Legion of Mary, A Courier Staff, Leo Honor Societ y. The speed of a good guard and the neat appearance of a well-groomed girl are the outstanding characteristics of our gay Irish Ellie. . Ah Sweet Mystery of Life I DOLORES MARJORIE GELSHION St. Thomas Aquinas, Flatlands Bowling Club, Basketball Club. A star on the dance floor, her glamour and charm blend to make her a perfect date. Because MAUREEN ANGELA GILBERT Holy Innocents School Varsity Basketball. A hard working Varsity forward, with laughing eyes and enough spirit for the whole school. Serenade of the Bells DOROTHY ANNE GILL St. Gregory's School Swimming Club, Riding Club, Bowling Club. Our blonde sophisticated equestrienne possesses the natural charm, wit, and poise of an ideal companion. Dance Ballerina, Dance KATHLEEN MARY GILMARTIN Holy Cross School Bowling Club, Courier Staff, Basketball Club, Gateway Staff, Leo Honor Society. She looks like an angel but, a mischievous twinkle in her eyes belies her appearance and gives away her won- derful sense of humor. They Wouldn't Believe Me 39 S MARY ELLEN ALBERTA GRANEY Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. A friend indeed! Song of Songs CATHERINE MARY GIMBLET Holy Cross School Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. An irresistible tease with a winning manner, she will long be remembered for the humorous glint in her ex- pressive blue eyes. moke Gets in Your Eyes Our Lady of Lourdes There are too few Marys in the world. HELEN MARY GRENNELL St. Teresa School Varsity Basketball, Legion of Mary. Our ankle-spraining Grem will long be remembered for her dialect-mimicking and her lovely singing voice. Always in My Heart MARGARET ANN HART Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Skating Club, Cafeteria Squad. Peggy to her many friends . . . witty . . . passion for dark nail polish and lipstick . . . Brooklyn Prep fan . . . rates high with her cute grin. Peg O' My Heart Good Shepherd School MN JOAN LILLIAN HEIDMANN St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Varsity Basketball, Legion of Mary. i An invincible guard on our team, whose carrot-top and freckles are a combination hard to beat. Jealousy JULIA MARY HEINTZ St. James Pro-Cathedral President of Bowling Club. Cute bangs, petite but mischievous, a true friend to anyone who laughs at her jokes, our Intermediate en- thusiast. - Ballerina JOAN FRANCES HEMMING Our Lady of Perpetual Help Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. Darling joan, gracious and sincere, is a delightful com- panion and lots of fun. Embraceab1e You MARY MARGARET HENDERSON Good Shepherd School Bowling Club, Basketball Club. The recognized class wit, with an unperturbed disposi- tion, the court jester, an asset in any group. lf I Love Again 41 JOAN THERESA JOYCE St. Catherine of Genoa School Legion of Mary, Bowling Club. A Rockaway enthusiast, joan is continually chatting of l the beach, she'll be our lovely lady in white. Polannaise JANE ANN KAVANAGH P. S. 9 Varsity Basketball, Secretary of Propagation of Faith, Gateway Staff. A whiz at long shots on the field, she boasts dark ap- pealing brown eyes and a real loyalty. Ballerina EILEEN WINIFRED KINSLEY St. Augustine A Legion of Mary, Varsity Basketball, Courier Staff, Gate- A way Staff. One of the team's guarding mainstays. Kin possesses a flair for math and an irrepressible grin. . Gypsy Sweetheart EVERDINA THERESA KLAASSEN St. Augustine Legion of Mary, Cafeteria Squad. Adorable dimples . . . our little Eppie . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . ever ready to help in a fix . . . unexpected giggle. I'll See You In My Dreams Bowling Club, President of Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad, Manager of Varsity. LYNNE MARIE KOSTER P. S. 9 Perfect model for the New Look . . . an ever ready smile . . . a real and loyal pal . . . goes for West Point and the Marines in a big way. :aI-Ioneyn Bowling Club, Legion of Mary, Glee Club, Cafeteria Squad. Quiet and thoughtful . . . a great tease with a hearty laugh . . . a really wonderful sport . . . loves Clair de Lune. JAYNE ELLEN LANIGAN St. Rose of Lima Gateway Business Staff, Cheerleader, Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Snappy blue eyes . . . passion for those drape hats . . . born to dance . . . charming and lively . . . noted for her ad libs. Sweet Little Headache MARY AURELIE LAWRENCE Holy Innocents Mighty Like A Rose JOAN GERTRUDE LYSAGHT Our Lady of Angels Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad, Vice- President of Senior Class. Ly . . . fun-loving . . . she'll always remember the Missouri . . . uncontrollable passion for food . . . start- ling mixture of humor and glamor. Stardust 43 BARBARA JEAN MALONE St. Vincent Ferrer President of Ice Skating Club, Gateway Business Staff, Cafeteria Squad. Little Bobbie jean . . . always sporting Don's picture . . . . the center of attraction . . . vivacious . . . smart dresser. She's My Girl KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MAX P. S. 119 ' Propagation of the Faith, Cheerleader, Cafeteria Squad, Gateway Staff, Courier Staff, Leo Honor Society. Oh, that lovely wavy hair and those deep blue eyes . . . an avid eonversationalist . . . warmth and sincerity . . . tons of vitality . . . true-blue friend. A Little Bit Independent CONSTANCE TERESA MAYER St. Francis of Assisi Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. The girl with the Arizona twang . . . a whiz at ping- pong . . . very partial to the South, suh . . . likes her men all . . . firm advocate of the New Look. Girl of My Dreams ' ANNE VERONICA MCCOLE St. Francis Xavier Gateway Business Staff, Bowling Club, Glee Club, Cafe- teria Squad. Faithful hospital worker . . . always smiling . . . twink- ling blue eyes . . . coal black locks . . . dependable and helpful. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling I . 44 I JACQUELINE CHRISTINE MCCORMACK Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad, Gateway Business Staff. jackie to all her intimates . . . wonderful dancer . looks as thou li she stepped from a band box . . . beauti- lg ful black hair. Our Lady of Angels On the Sunny Side of the Street DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCDONALD Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad, Gateway Stall. Quiet with misc zef in e y . . . I l writer . . . whimsical and dreamy . . . an extraordinary person. Dream MARY ELIZABETH MCCORMICK P. s. 9 , Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad, Senior Varsity. Envy of the Senior class with her long 1Jlatinum.tresses . . . biggest blue eyes ever seen . . . whiz on basketball court . . . yen for mixing bright colors. Sweet and Lovely h' ' h r e es extremely talented ANN REBECCA MCGOWRAN Blessed Sacrament Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Gateway Art Staff. Ann, our newest Xauierite, with a flair for art and naturally curly hair, has won many friends with her sincere and pleasant ways. So Far 45 mf 4-5 PATRICIA THERESA MCKENNA St. Vincent Ferrer Leo Honor Society, Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Cafeteria Squad, Gateway Staff. Soft dreamy eyes . . . artist's delight . . . an unexpected wit . . . eoquettish bangs . . . the gal with the I, Q. plus. Sophisticated Lady JOAN THERESE MICHELS Our Lady Help of Christians President of Senior Class, President of Legion of Mary, Cheerleader, Gateway Art Staff, Courier Art Staff, Cafe- teria Squad. Une belle artiste . . . adores the oriental touch . . . thrives on intellectual conversation . . . expressive eyes and hearty laugh . . . fun, fun, fun, that's our joanie. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby GLADYS JOSEPHINE MINNER St. Martin of Tours Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Mata Hari eyes and voice . . . cute nose . . . loves six- footers fmen, that isj and smooth dancing . . . ardent Dodger fan . . . ad for Chen Yu. Billy Boy IOAN ALICIA MOLLOY P. S. 92 Leo Honor Society, Glee Club, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. A friend in a million . . . loves debating . . . proud owner of Phi Alpha Sigma frat pin . . .always dependable. You Keep Coming Back Like a Song 46 DOLOR Clee Club, Basketball Club, Legion of Mary, Cafeteria words to all song shining hair. Always CAT Bowling Club, Rare sense of certain Hsomethi . . . that's our How Much Lo ES KATHLEEN MORONEY St. Francis Xavier Squad. Warm smile . . , s, old and new . . . neat as a pm . . . . sweet and demure . . . knows all the SARAH FRANCES MULLADY Sacred Heart Seminary, Hempstead, L. I. Courier Staff, Glee Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Class historian . . . dry wit . . . sincere and straightfor- ward . . . ever ready to help . . . noted for her persuasive posters. ' Sincerely Your HERINE ANN MURNANE Sl. Savior Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. humor . . . vivacious . . . charming . . . a A ng in her eyes and smile . . .a good sport Katy. nger Must I Wait, Kate MARGARET EVELYN NEUMANN St. Aloysius School Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad, Gateway Staff. Our own Miehaelangelo . . . huge, expressive brown eyes . . . a lisp that's out of this world . . . partial to the one and only jerry . . . Matush. Mickey ,f 47 MARIE JO NICKERTZ and a wonderful friend! All the Things You Are ELIZABETH CLARA NIELSEN St. Cecilia Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Class wit, dramatist, and skit writer . . . noted for her Shockbound,' . . . penetrating handwriting analyst . . . Betty with the dead pan and the smiling eyes. Pack Up Your Troubles CONSTANCE ANNE NUNZIATA St. Francis Xavier Cafeteria Squad, Bowling Club. Pocket-sized and loves high-heels . . . thrills to long talks . . . a friend to enjoy . . . dark beauty . . . tres chic young lady. My Pet Brunette JOAN THERESA O'DONNELL St. Michael Secretary of Senior Class, Leo Honor Society, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Sweet and demure . . . dry humorist . . . an all-round student . . . real pal to all . . . always willing to help. Be Careful, It's My Heart 48 Holy Cross Courier Staff, Gateway Staff, Cafeteria Squad, Cheer- leader. Our gay ehariner, Re . . . deep brown eyes and curl- ing lashes . . . famous for her Wink . . . fun to be with PATRICIA CLARE O'DONOGHUE St. Charles Borromeo Press Club, Gateway Staff, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Happy-go-lucky . . . fascinating cow-lick . . . contagious giggle . . . and crinkly laughing eyes . . . our incomparable Willie. Lady, Be Good AGATHA THERESA PAGANO P. S. 114 Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Dependability personified . . . quiet and sincere . . . Our Aggie . . . sparkling eyes and a winning smile , . . basketball whiz. Smiles AIDA CARMELA RAFANELLI P. S. 49 Bowling Club. Deep brown eyes and a coronet of shining braids . . . our demure little lady . . . serious and sweet . . . proud possessor'of collection of hand-carved animals. I Have But One Heart MARIE KATHERINE RAMAGLIA St. Thomas Apostle Cafeteria Squad. E Expressive dark eyes . . . sincere . . . soft spoken . . . charming and sweet with an unusual amount of good nature. Dark Eyes f 49 THERESE MARGARET REILLY St. Teresa School Cafeteria Squad, Bowling Club. Competition for Milton Canig . . . intrigue for mystery . . . complex personality combined with dry wit . . . en- viable French pronunciation. Love .and the Weather MARY MARGARET RIORDAN Holy Name School Leo Honor Society, Legion of Mary, Cheerleader, Press Club, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. ' Our typical Irish colleen . . . lovable grin . . . an eternal store of old jokes . . . laughing blue eyes . . . adorable and sweet. A Little Bit of Heaven NANCY THERESE RYNN St. Francis of Assisi Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Nancy with the laughing face . . . dynamic and gay . . . another sweet colleen . . . blonde hair and twinkling blue eyes. It's Only An Irishman's Dream MARY ELIZABETH SANDKAUT St. Rose of Lima Courier Staff, Gateway Stall, Cafeteria Squad, Leo Honor Society. Q Our lovable Sandy with the elusive dimples . . . imp- ish grin . . . writer and singer extraordinaire . . . adorable little bit. Let Me Call You Sweetheart 50 ANN FRANCES SCHMITT Secretary of Glee Club, Courier Staff, Cheerleader, Leo Honor Society, Cafeteria Squad, Legion of Mary. Little button nose . . . long curly tresses . . . scholar supreme . . . passion for French and music . . . a loyal pal . . . that's Nancy I Mad About Music MARIE ANTOINETTE TIERNEY Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad, Basketball Club. A Re Te to all . . . lovable . . . expressive dark eyes . . . giggling at all times . . . continual good humor . . . every- body's buddy My Buddy St. Vincent Ferrer VIRGINIA ANN SMITH St. Gregory Secretary of Ice Skating Club, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. ' Gina . . . ardent fan of Prep's football team . . beautiful long fingernails . . . sweet and lovely but oh, so quiet. Green Eyes St. Francis of Assisi I ROSEMARY THERESE VAIL St. Marlin of Tours Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Oh, that eyebrow and lovable grin . . . champion bowl- er . . . angel face with long-lashed blue eyes . . . envied for her natural waves. Star Eyes 51 -IEANNETTE AGNES VAN ETTEN St. Anthony of Padua Propagation of the Faith, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Beautiful soft hair . . . peaches and cream complex- ion . . . irrepressible giggle . . . lovely eyes and a sweet ex- A pression. Sweethearts JOAN ROSE WHEAT St. Thomas Apostle Basketball Club, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Our lovable Wheaties . . . contagious laugh . . . sparkling personality and fun to know . . . the class ' il fi Arthur Murray . . . lengthy repertoire of corny jokes. St, Louis Woman F ALYCE PATRICE WURTZ , St. Simon and Jude Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Cafeteria Squad. Alicia to her many friends . a real wit and a won- derful personality . . . long tresses and longifingernails . . . all in all a true and sincere friend. Humoresque MARY ANN WYNNE St. Gregory A Vice-President of Legion of Mary, Bowling Club, Cafe- teria Squad. Our freckled favorite . . . always ready for a good time . . . cute mischief maker . . . wearer of the new Look clothes and oh, so neat. Fun and Fancy Free A DOROTHY ANN ZUPPORDI St. Vincent Ferrer Swimming Club, Propagation of the Faith, Leo Honor Society, Bowling Club, Cafeteria Squad. Vivacious gal with the Lauren Bacall look . . . always ready for a discussion . . . atomic energy plus . . . lover of the extremes. You Do Something To Me Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Glass moi! gune 1948 Female Singer .ll.,..................,.....l.,......, ,o.... A ,. ..,.,,... Dinah Shore Male Singer .....,,.,... ...,,...... B ing Crosby Song ...........,....,,....... .,.,.....,..., S tardust Preparatory ...... .. ......... ........ ........, S t . johnfs Author .l.... ...4...... ,,.. R e v. E. Edwards Actress ............ ..4. .,.,. I n grid Bergman Actor ......,.., .....t. R obert Mitchum Book ...... ..... . . ..,.......... White Fire Sport ............... ..,.... . Basketball Hotel ..,...,,.i.....,...., ..,. .s.... ..... S a v oy Plaza Rendezvous ,.r.... r........s.... N ewmans Male College ,.....s.. .. ......,,.....i. Notre Dame Female College ..r.,........,,......t.,.................,,. .....i................. N ew Rochelle Outstanding American Figure Monsignor Fulton Sheen Hobby .,.............,......,.... ,,...,,.....,.,......,............ ,,...,.........,......,... T a lking Football Player ...... .V .rr.,.,... , johnny Lujack Band ...,.......,rrri........,.....,l ............. V aughn Monroe 53 airljiwr ' ' F' 4,1 I fL4?5 44..- u. -1, a c ittro ', s -. ,- 2-3 'Q 1 rl V Q n X frfffffri ' 5711! e D .,f If - If ,I ig QQUSFUH une Glass QLWOOAS Back Racing merrily through four years of uniforms, cokes, and studies, we found little time to appreciate what we had, rather, we took it for granted. Only now, in graduating, we are conscious of what we are leaving. It was September, 1944, when old Sol shone radiantly down on forty-eight eager freshmen. We waited patiently, almost hesitantly, to begin what has proven to be four memorable years of hard work, mingled with fun and lasting friend- ships. We were excited that day-anxious and happy that at long last, we were to experience those incidents that label one- Freshie. And Freshies we were, with spoon corsages, mass of pigtails, and elaborate name plates. But as the days went by, we realized that there was more to being a Freshie than the fun of initiation, and soon we were being initiated into the mysteries of Latin and algebra. In sophomore year we changed the x's and y's for geometric angles and prop- ositions. Little did we know just how much the bargain entailed. Caesar cam- paigned against us. But we were no longer Freshies. In fact we sent the new Freshies up to see the famous swimming pool on the fourth floor, an attraction that we ourselves had climbed to see upon our arrival. Alas, the end is almost in sight! September '46 found us jubilant Juniors, sitting in on the trial of the notorious Catiline, and listening to the orations of the brilliant prosecutor, Tully, It didn't take many periods in the Chem lab to discover that most of us would never be modern Curie's. Being measured for our Senior rings, spurred us on to greater effort in the june examinations. Then we found ourselves looking forward to Hallowe'en-but not for the eeriness of the fantasies of the witches and goblins. On this day we received the garnet ring that later was to reflect the memories of our happy school days. Little did we realize that when we glanced into the dark, red recesses of that stone, hearts would be lilled with memories of Senior years. Now we see ourselves as happy, angelic choristers bringing the Christmas spirit to those around us. We remember our disappointment when our prom was postponed because of twenty- Eve inches of snow. And most important, among the memories that come flooding back to us today, is the picture of our Class Day, and finally, of Graduation. Of the four years the last has been the happiest, yet it has been the saddest, too. For we are leaving the wonderful days behind us. VV e shall miss the familiar corri- dors, classrooms and stairways. But there are things, beautiful things which will never leave us, the tense moments of basketball games, the wild cheering, the anxiety of the last few seconds! the gay holiday spirit that descends at Christmas time, painting windows, sending cardsg crowning Mary Queen of the May, the hymns, the flowers, burning the petitions, the most irreplaceable of all, our visits to the chapel, a retreat from the clamoring world, where peace envelops each visitor and our Lord, Himself listens and consoles. These are our memories, ours to keep, to treasure, always. MARY ANN FROST DOROTHY MCDONALD 54 QQ K Y C25 -SKK X X X s-5 SW T35 XX X VIRGO DOLOROSA PRAESIDIUM OUR LADY OF LA SALETTE PRAESIDIUM 56 egion o ary As little children, we were told prayers to Mary would obtain from her Son our special intentions. Legionnaires honor her weekly with a meeting of prayer and thanksgiving and an hour of charitable works, i.e., visiting the hospitalized and the blind, making rosaries, etc. The Legion has so influenced Xavierites that this year over eleven dozen dolls were dressed for Christmas distribution among less fortunate children. lt is our joy, the praesiclium, Mater lNIisericordiae, has been inaugurated by the alumnae in order that our graduates may always be as little children to Mary. JOAN T. DENTON MARIA PIETA PRAESIDIUM ropagation of the Cggaltlz By the zealous works of the ofhcers and the class prefects, through the past year, the student body has become mission-minded. During Christmas time the girls gave generously to help support the little ones of China and the Lenten mite boxes were filled to capacity. We trust that future records are even better than the ones we have made. JANE A. KAVANAGH 57 The Gateway Staff Workers for the Propagation of Faith 58 Cqlze Gourler The sound of school dismissal bell on Monday afternoon is the signal that precipitates a rush to Courier meet- ings, where juniors and seniors assem- ble to plan and publish the school paper. The casual observer would notice a bevy of girls, searching for possible news items, giggling over a preview of Tiny Types, or industrious- ly scanning copy in search of error. The Courier has been, for many of us, the means of furthering an am- bition, by helping us to bridge the gap between learning and teaching, receiv- ing and giving. CATHERINE BUCKLEY Courier Staff 59 Artists of Gateway . w a ' ww ,y 5 . A 3 M Q? M Q' fr Q Qs . 32? if tw' W X, X ' f b My y xv' A if 'H ' , Q .L 25414 'if f '- WW N xx, rg 3 L, 14 if V' 3f3:3U5ifi ' ' ' P f Q 4 Q b 7 ' ' ' S' Q, s Kif-2AA1'-. h Q, A A ' t A Q 31 A rVk.r , I 'U , -1 -ak-' 1 i L fi'f.iQ,f1l, f Q ,AY 1. hui' 3, A vw ' ' if .nf ef i -vw 1 iffivffi vw 41 fn' ' Q 41 , ,, ff - a 5 ', na 64A A close-up on Initiation Day Initiation Day-September 1947 Hallowe'en at the Annex 5 Q Feudin' and Fightin' Caste at Hallowe'en. WW 3 aff, W KW. ' Wy? gf f X xA '- Q VD 2: fi - v 5 f bs J X ff, 1 -V Hallowe'en Afternoon Hop Nativity Play Choral Group at Nativity Play 66 l mi qv fir r K wif 'ini' 3.7 1 Q' La. ii-W e iifeii 1 f W,2i,f22 ? gf,L LAJML ff , i I 3iw3 ii 3 2 4 4 ilu s 8118 Hnnex St. Francis Xavier Annex, in existence about two years, has done much to reflect credit on its staff and its students. Each term finds a large class of Freshmen regis- tered, and these in turn have increased the enrollment at the Academy in the Sophomore year. Two large classes entered in February, bringing the number of St. Francis students up to 530. The Gateway and the Courier have received substantial support from the studentsg Catholic action groups function with great results and the scholastic records speak of splendid work accomplished. The graduates of '48 wish their Freshman sisters the best that school life can offer. Our Lady of Fatima at the Musicale Glee Club and Music Students entertain at Musicale K 1 'mm' QA, 0? Qimmah H .5 . 9' x 1 MQW J J ,P Q' g ' 1.57. 1 ff-I La-dn.f'o'? Fa- E- Hwrougqinffgctgman-Kind I ffhvl J l L5 p S' 3 5 5 f , U vvbv-F V V 5 fp A X '-MH 1J y.1,1IJ PJ Dm- q9V' fkfmgisogfiikrisfrimiifl-11.TLL, a4.I-C1,y. ai A X I 'Claim ,vm JW 5 Q1'ss'fyQfifPPL Vbbv-F V I ' F I' ? .S 'vww f3fa fJSJT3:f1x 1 F YY1..-fL,,fE...e,, w-Ro--.m-.A., -imoqouronlmi pope, , A -'- . I V Q V l . Dv .ES I an- Som Q5 DYICE more Yom Ln, Lga ,LIS xiiaokr-To Cxear I P v o Q I O 1 n 0 1. vw KX? Poi 511 Q nv Sw H g .1 611 SIVLJ Hy lg is ff' FH X R QfU1HJ1P!Sl rv Aye Ja EX? tsifakfqblbxafgfx Ave Q .lg F P F gf 33 Uv V NTINO BRAND 2 Stave-Medium Q Fig. ow the Gapitol Seizeaf s Charged with anticipation we left St. Francis Friday, November twenty-eighth for Washington, the filing cabinet of our nation's history, museum of its works of aft and the rostra from which it speaks. Arriving we viewed a striking silhouette, the Capitol, grey against a very blue sky. This was but the beginning of a mavelous series of thrills that surged through us continuously during our sta . We inspected the huge Congressional Library. We walked down the steps from the top of the Washington Monument. We explored the Smith- sonian Institute.- We saw the miniature Shakes- pearean Theatre in the Folger Library. VVe rode through Arlington, stopping at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We visited Mount Vernon and stood on the porch overlooking the Potomac, where once Washington entertained Lafayette. VVe admired the Shrine of the Immaculate Con- ception, as yet unfinished. We were admitted to the White House. VVe wandered through the Capitol amazed at the phenominal whispering galleries. Yet to me, all these wondrous sights were far less expressive than two others. The first was the Franciscan Monastery, where, after assisting at Mass and attending a communion breakfast, a guide led us to various shrines. One a dimly lighted, chamber in which lay a breathtaking likeness of Christ in the sepulchre. XfVe were stunned by its realness, its vividness, its holi- ness. The other indelible mark was left after seeing the Lincoln Memorial. It was hard to believe that those eyes were stoneg for they were relaxing, understanding, yet determined eyes. Eyes that welcomed each of us, warmed our hearts, and made us gladder than ever to be Americans. We returned from Washington richer for hav- ing had our anticipation thoroughly satisfied. If the world today would but view the entombed Christ as weg herald Him as its Lightg and realize that it is from this Light that the Lincolns kindle their torches, then we might approach peace with a surer step. -MARYANN Faosr 4AI F, Q ! , a M. FW' HM, N , 'H 1 CLASS 4A CLASS SB1 74 CLASS 3B2 CLASS 3A 75 CLASS 2B1 CLASS 2B2 CLASS ZB3 CLASS 2A 77 CLASS 1B1 CLASS 1B2 78 CLASS 1A1 CLASS IA2 79 pen igorfraib NAME FAMILIAR I.-ORRAINE ALFONSO ............., Let's dance MARIE AMATO ...,.,.,.,...,...,.,,.,,,, Well, I think CATHERINE BOYLAN ,,,,,,,,.,,, Ya know what MARY BROWNE ........,,,.....,...A,.. Take it easy CATHERINE BUCKLEY ELLEN CASEY ..,... ALICE COOKE ...... JOAN DoLAN .........,. JULIE DOWLING ......, PATRICIA DUFFY ..... KATHLEEN EGAN ..... JOAN FRANZ ............... CLAIRE GUARINO ,..... jOAN HAYES .........,..... MILDRED JAEGER ...... DOROTHY KELLY ...,. HELEN KELLY ......... REGINA KELLY .... MARY MARTEN ..... MARIE MERRIFIELD .............. JACQUELINE MORINO CATHERINE NELSON MARY O'CONNOR ,...,.........,., ALICE O'GRADY ............ .IOAN O'MALLEY .......... ........ ERMINA OPINANTE ,.....,.,,,,,,., ALICE PARD EY ........... ESTELLE POWER ....... CARMEN QUESADA ...... ROSEMARY SHERIDAN PHILOMENA TALIERCIO ..,.,. HELEN THOMAS .......,,. FLORENCE VARONE ............... JEANNINE VERZI ..... MARION WARD ...,. I am not Let's chow up Who?, me! What's this now Boy Oh Boy! Hurry Up! Forgosh sakes! You're so sweet Baby! My goodness! I haven't got that one! How do ya know? I'm shocked I'm telling you! I have a surprise for you Its not me! Its all right Kid Why worry? Leave me alone Ya can sell it Now girls Wanna bite? Its a panic Ya know what I mean Tres sharp Girls please open the windows Oh brother! You know me .That's Debbie Girls, I saw him Are you going downstairs CRAZY ABOUT rhumba weekends apple turnovers relaxing Auntie reading P.M. sports Airplanes Peanut butter money good times nursing day dreaming Pete getting mail smart clothes walking her latest crush earrings black Black raspberry sundaes hats Stewie milk Oriol crackers raw carrots S. J. T. Alabama other people's lunches English professors Cherry cokes Crosby but not Bing Modeling Perry Hxing rosaries 80 FOUND everywhere under the desk in Knippy's with D giving advice in the book store out of this world with Phyllis on the phone with D.M.'s in a rush in Washington The drug store Avec Pierre in trouble disagreeing in the first seat eating in a book talking to Carmen in a dither at Rockaway on lunch line under a radiator with Estelle giggling Mattapoisett in the lab talking cleaning the chapel taking dancing lessons in size 4 shoes buying clothes at the piano helping others PET AVERSION concentration short skirts worrisome people school people without problems smoke cold weather Pumpkin pie uniforms idle people slow tempo noise moody people long distances silence polishing shoes French getting up in the morning static on the radio prejudice History homework loud people fountain pens books jive talk Charlie 4th Period road tests party lines catty people soap operas closed windows 3rd Period passing notes REGINA E. KELLY '48 NAME ELIZABETH ALLEN ...... CLAIRE ALTHISAR ........ JOAN BOLGER ..... A ........... ELEANOR CARDINAL ......... ANGELA ci-IIAEMONTE ........ REGINA CLARK ............,........ EDNA COLLINS ....... ....... EILEEN' COONEY ........ PATRICIA COWHEY ...... JOAN CURLEY ......... PHYLLIS CURRAN .................... WHERE FOUND fSitting near a radiator Collecting money Behind a dimple With Lisbie Writing letters .Cafeteria line ........Bowling alley ........Dreaming Otto's' Joan T .,..........Scoring JEANETTE DELLA MONICA ............ Deep in thought JOAN DENTON ........................ MARY DIERS ......... DORIS DOOLEY .............. JEANNE DOYLE ............... ELIZABETH FERGUSON ..... MARYANN FROST .,......... ELEAN OR GAY ....... . .... .. DOLORES GELSHION ....... MAUREEN GILBERT ....... DOROTHY GILL ...................... KATHLEEN GILMARTIN ...... MARY GRANEY ..................... HELEN GRENNELL ...... JOAN HEIDMAN ..... JULIA HEINTZ ......... JOAN HEMMING ............ MARY HENDERSON .... JOAN joYcE ...............,.... JANE KAVANAUGH ...... EILEEN KINSLEY .......... ANN MCGOWRAN ...... ,... . .. CATHERINE GIMBLET ...... With Joan M Getting away with murder Glee club meeting Eating At .Newman's Tangling with math .Watering the plants At a dance .Looking for something On a horse In dreamland .Arriving late .Hiding behind Ellie ,Waitin' on the steps With Ralphie .Sitting in her corner In the middle of a joke Jerry's Laughing On Mary's desk .In a stew .Blowing bubbles B1 FAVORITE EXPRESSION I'm going to be killed! For heaven's sake! Guess who I was out with! Girl! Be quiet please. Five cents Propagation? Going to Newman's? Where's the ink? May I borrow my mirror? Hustle Please walk me to the library. Tell me too! Goin' downstairs? I'm not noisy Sister! Look I can float! You know. Thanks sporty! Where you all goin'? What have you got for lunch? Oh Boy! Dried apricots! Wha'd ya say? I can't find my . . . What's the use? Glad to hear it! Good afternoon Sister. Blith me! See you at 8:30. Going bowling? Aw pretty please. Mercy me! Gee whiz! B'wangl Hurry up. I wish! Very clever! AMBITION Professor's wife Straight man Model Carnegie Hall Career girl Artist Math teacher Singer Baby sitter Chief librarian Fireman's wife Model secretary Policeman's wife Jill of all trades Singer Adding columns Lady of leisure Pedagogue Basketball directeur Jewelry store owner To be unabsentminded Psychic veterinarian Mimic To be prompt To acquire a Russian dialect Pen distributor Ballet dancer Woman in white Hermit Angel of mercy To remember the key To find the missing X Undertaker Barber NAME MARY CASHMAN ........... MARGARET HART ....... EVERDINA KLAASSEN ..... LYNNE KOSTER ............. JAYN E LANIGAN .,....., MARY LAWRENCE ....... JOAN LYSAGHT ........ BARBARA MALONE ...... CONSTANCE MAYER ....... KATHLEEN MAX ..............,.... ANN MCCOLE ......................... JACQUELINE MCCORMACK MARY E. MCCORMICK ,........ DOROTHY MCDONALD ..,,... PATRICIA MCKENNA ....... JOAN MICHELS ........., GLADYS MINNER ...... JOAN MOLLOY .............. DOLORES MORONEY ..... SARAH MULLADY .,............... CATHRINE MURNANE ....... ELIZABETH NIELSEN ,....,... MARGARET NEUMANN ,.... MARIE NICKERTZ .......,.....,. CONSTANCE NUNZIATA joAN O'DONNELL ...A........... PATRICIA O'DONOGHUE . AGNES PAGANO ................... AIDA RAFANELLI ...... MARIE RAMAGLIA ...... THERESE REILLY ...... MARY RIORDEN .... NANCY RYNN .......,.....,.... MARY E. SANDKAUT .,..... ANN SCHMIDT ..,....... VIRGINIA SMITH .....,.. MARIE TIERNEY .,.,......,.,.. ROSEMARY VAIL ..........,....,.. JEANETTE VAN ETTEN ....... NANCY WERNER ................... JOAN WHEAT .......... ALICE WURTZ ............ MARY ANN WYNNE ..... DOROTHY ZUPPORDI ..... FAMOUS FOR Silver Blades Dark lipstick Adorable dimples Super-charm Resemblance to Ella Raines Star-gazing Repressed giggle Scarlet 0'Hara waist That accent Humorous essays Collecting ads Long, wavy hair Her Strikes Precise script Chinkee bangs Roving eyes Dodger rooting Her frat pin Neat petite-ness Her late list Neat figure Snappy wit Portraits Naivete Peace-making Golden silence Wise remarks Typing-touch Waiting for the bus The silent g Mystery list Fresh beauty Collecting dues La petite voix Winning smile Taking it easy Ri Tee Les longues lashes Defending Greenpoint Twang Writing to Nancy Guarding the cup-cake Wardrobe Drape dancing B2 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Shushie Honey Say . . . Have you no faith in me? O! Maryeee What are you doing? Are you Stopping . . .P I'm only little. It's just darlin'. San Anton'. Anyone going to Knipie'sP Did it work for you? Now girls, please . . . La-de-da. I don't get it. fto Pat O'D's jokesj O! He's beautiful! Kill the umpire! O, Fine! I have the words. Listen Ichabod . . . She's a good kid. Anything to be different. It's all so juvenile. Did you mean it? Let's go to Fred's. O, definitely. I didn't do it! Not if I have something to say about that! O, you know what I mean. Fancy that! Great Caesar's Ghostl I've got a new joke! What happened? You're meeen. Huh-five different ways. Watcha got? What's up? All right, ignore me. Five cents, please. You deeed? Just a minute. Joan, have you got any? My brother John . . . Can I have a bite? FUTURE Child psychologist Secretary to Bob Mitchum Woman in White Army wife Buyer for Dennison's Ecrivant Bowling instructor Ideal housewife Parachute jumper Theater critic Dr. Kildare's assistant Light-house keeper Halo Angel Dorothy Killgalen Executive secretary Flourishing a paint brush Probie at St. Mary's Rival to Einstein Vaudeville team with Joan H. Social reformer Ranch owner ' Dramatist Michaelangelo Pediatgics Career girl Public stenograpnei College girl White collar girl Dietician Nurse Sawbones Mother of triplets Conover model Poet laureate Prima Donna Air Hostess Pulling plugs Lady of leisure Doctor's wife Paper hanger Pushing buttons Ballroom dancer Glamour girl Candidate for First Lady i 5 5 X 1 5 ' - 52. ' I x ,sg . X, V A,,, an , g31,,.,5.. -M, . 2:2 X Qracfuczte Lorraine Teresa Alfonso, 112 Butler St. Marie Therese Amato, 1844 W. llth St. Catherine Patricia Boylan, 161 Berkeley Pl. Mary Elizabeth Brown, 533 8th St. Catherine Patricia Buckley, 453 Beach 132 St. Belle Harbor, L. I. Ellen Marie Casey, 19 Veronica Pl. Alice Concepta Cooke, 375 Lincoln Pl. Joan Ann, Dolan, 195 Schaeffer St. Jule Ann Dowling, 3603 Avenue J Patricia Lorraine Duffy, 6649 Colonial Rd. Kathleen Mary Egan, 1323 Sterling Pl. Joan Margaret Franz, 98 Bay Ridge Ave. Claire Marie Guarino, 526 Wilson Ave. Joan Marie Hayes, 526 79th St. Mildred Mary Jaeger, 357 76th St. Dorothy Teresa Kelly, 292 Lincoln Pl. Helen Eileen, Kelly, 169 5th Ave. Regina Ellen Kelly, 69-19 69th Pl. Glendale Mary Catherine Martin, 7901 4th Ave. Marie Ann Merrifield, 641 East 5th St. ' Jacqueline Aurelia Morino, 824 56th St. Catherine Agnes Nelson, 46 Prospect Pl. Mary Claire O'Connor, 116 74th St. . Alice Mona O'Grady, 2525 Church Ave. Joan Eleanor O'Malley, 47 Sherman St. Ermina Marie Opinante, 806 51st St. Alice Louise Pardey, 265 Straford Rd. Estelle Therese Power, 589 Park Pl. Carmen Amelia Quesado, 601 E. 37th St. Rosemary Ann Sheridan, 186 Sterling Pl. Philomena Amelia Taliercio, 2542 E. 23rd St. Helen Irene Thomas, 102 71st St. Florence Mary Varone, 373 Rutland Rd. Jeannine Evelyn Virzi, 2050 Bragg St. Marion Roberta Ward, 36 2nd St. Elizabeth Marie Allen, 4206 Snyder Ave. Claire Louise Althisar, 199 E. 47th St. Joan Theresa Bolger, 8825 Bedell Lane Eleanor Marie Cardinal, 2181, Bedford Ave. Angela Grace Chiaramonte, 1567 E. 56th St. Regina Catherine Clark, 51 Torbell St. Edna Florence Collins, 542 60th St. Eileen Marie Cooney, 695 Franklin Ave. Patricia Ann Cowhey, 19 Rutland Rd. Joan Marie Curley, 356 St. John's Pl. Phyllis Virginia Curran, 736 E. 9th St. eanette Carol Della Monica, 404 Prospect Ave. Joan Therese Denton, 183 Sterling St. Mary Anne Diers, 255 9th St. Doris Agnes Dooley, 2516 Beverley Rd. Jeanne Anne Doyle, 1224 E. 45th St. Elizabeth Mary Ferguson, 189 8th Ave. Maryann Margaret Frost, 276 Sterling Pl. Eleanor Margaret Gay, 436 15th St. Dolores Marjorie Gelshion, 2131 Troy Ave. Maureen Angela Gilbert, 342 E. 16th St. 86 Cbirectory Dorothy Anne Gill, 995 Sterling Pl. Kathleen Mary Gilmartin, 2107 Bedford Ave. Catherine Mary Gimblet, 135 E. 28th St. Mary Ellen Graney, 5 Molfat St. Helen Mary Grennell, 696 Franklin Ave. Joan Lillian Heidmann, 831 President St. Julia Mary Heintz, 174 Gold St. Joan Frances Hemming, 525 56th St. Mary Margaret Henderson, 1730 Stuart St. Joan Theresa Joyce, 505 E. 45th St. Jane Agnita Kavanagh, 862 Union St. Helen Rose Keegan, 1014 Park Pl. Eileen Winifred Kinsley, 448 Bergen St. Mary Ann Cashman, 258 Lincoln Rd. Margaret Ann Hart, 1946 E. 28th St. Everdina Teresa Klaassen, 102 Berkeley Pl. Lynne Marie Koster, 185 Prospect Pl. Jane Ellen Lanigan, 881 E. 15th St. Mary Aurilie Lawrence, 550 E. 21st St. Joan Gertrude Lysaght, 157 68th St. Barbara Jean Malone, 1755 Brooklyn Ave. Kathlee Elizabeth Max, 1838 Brooklyn Ave. Maude Constance Mayer, 324 Maple St. Anne Veronica McCo1e, 715 Carroll St. Jaqueline Christine McCormack, 482 75th St. Mary Elizabeth McCormick, 214 Prospect Pl. Dorothy Elizabeth McDonald, 547 Dean St. Ann Rebecca McGowran, 337 Euclid Ave. Patricia Theresa McKenna, 929 E. 34th St. Joan Therese Michels, 1249 E. 26th St. Gladys Josephine Minner, 285 Cornelia St. Joan Alicia Molloy, 115 Ocean Ave. Dolores Mary Moroney, 78 8th Ave. Sarah Frances Mullady, 1481 Carroll St. Catherine Ann Murnane, 243 6th Ave. Elizabeth Clara Nielsen, 28 W. 9th St. Margaret Evelyn Neumann, 1730 Stanhope St. Marie Josephine Nichertz, 2533 Church Ave. Constance Anne Nunziata, 116 Garfield Pl. Joan Theresa O'Donnell, 431 45th St. Patricia Clare O'Donoghue, 302 Garfield Pl. Agatha Theresa Pagano, 992 E. 96th St. Aida Frances Rafanelli, 6322 83rd St., Forest Hills Marie K. Ramaglia, 97-27 106th St., Ozone Park Therese Margaret Reilly, 550 St. John's Pl. Mary Margaret Riordan, 266 Prospect Park Pl. Nancy Therese Rynn, 3 Palm Court Mary Elizabeth Sandkaut, 239 Foster Ave. Ann Frances Schmitt, 3814 Farragut Rd. Virginia Ann Smith, 982 Sterling Pl. Marie Antoinette Tierney, 907 Sterling Pl. Rosemary Therese Vail, 1319 Jefferson Ave. Jeannette Agnes Van Etten, 117 Oak St. Joan Rose Wheat, 85-28 80th St., Woodhaven Alice Patricie Yvurtz, 1792 W. 9th St. Mary Anne Wynne, 843 Prospect Pl. Dorothy Ann Zuppordi, 1574 Schenectady Ave H Qraaluateis prayer Dear God, All other decisions made throughout our lives are sud- denly insignificant, in the face of the greatest. In years to come, when, with Your help we have found our tiny places in this world, we will doubtless recall the alpine proportions with which it looms at present, lightly. It is to us now a mountainous problem, for, in taking the next step we must possess a definite aim. We must know where we are going and then resolve on getting there. You have given to each of us certain gifts-gifts that You have commanded us to utilize. Dear God, help us to recognize these gifts and upon recognizing, help us to employ them for You. We need the Light of Faith. Instill it firmly within us that we may realize it, appreciate it, keep it. We need the Light of hopeg to use, perhaps, as a crutch, when weary, along life's way. Most of all, Dear God, we need the glorious Light of Your love, a love we know more infinite than time, more endless than space. With these, then, we shall be far richer than any earthly potentate, for our wealth will be eternal. It will endure forever, after the brightness of mundane opulence has dimmed. With these we shall be better able to progress along the pathway of life, imbued with a shining faith, strengthened by a glistening hope, blessed by a radiant Love. It is truly a mountain that challenges us. We can ascend with ease but in which direction? Dear God, call us to our individual ways. Now, upon our graduation, show us, guide us, enlighten us. Amen. MARYANN FROST 87 . f 'ai' me A flu' I W I , A c ff W K A 'Ill ii .K , 4 'fi f A . 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Peterson Elaine Sterp Elaine Sterp Helen Tobin Margaret Pugliol Mr. John Evand lr. John Bohanna Mrs. T. Washington lr. John Sullivan Mr. Thomas Washington Irs. J. Evans Madeline Ward Gertrude Ward Joan Ward Mrs. E. Ward Agnes Pryor Helen Pryor James Pryor William Pryor John Pryor Mr. James Pryor Catherine Welence Iris Raimo Noreen McSweeney Richard Smith Frank E. Smith, Sr. Michael L. Smith Elisabeth A. Smith Ann I. Smith Prank E. Smith, Jr. O LORD GOD, Almighty Father, unfailing light, who art the Creator of all light - who hast enlightened the whole world, that we may be inflamed with that light and en- lightened by the fre of Thy glory-enlighten our hearts and our senses that we may de- serve to arrive at light and life everlasting. -Amen ROMAN MISSAL 96 ,ff wfffw J 3651 fnwmfw Wap Jw W MW QW955 F we JfM Q WM 121 654 34, V f iQ22fii w 2 Wfffwawglf fwx U V701 WQXWJQ Q' Mfifjjff W IQQXW Wk Avg 2 2514 4? a W 21 ff iff A 4.347 ip Wy . 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