St Gabriel High School - Adrian Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Right Reverend Monsignor Patrick Temple, S.T.D. A Message To The Graduates As the human soul comes immediately from the hands of God it remains ever restless outside of God, and finds blessed peace only in the possession of God. As the Son of God is our XYay, our Truth, and our Life, it is through Him, with Him, and in Him that we reach our destiny of eternal happiness. Since our blessed Redeemer established the Catholic Church to supply the means of salvation and to teach the way to Truth, true education must be under the tutelage of the Church. In life's battle to win eternal rewards against sin and Santan, the best assurance is training in youth under a Catholic atmosphere. Sincerest congratulations to the parents of our graduates for having sent their daughters to St. Gabriel's. Heartiest congratulations also to the graduates on the Catholic education received here. May you be a success here and hereafter! Spiritual enlightenment . . . Spiritual reading provides a few moments of relaxation for Father XYillia1n Mahoney who devotes his day to parish duties. new .f I , f x Father George McGrath returns from a visit to New Rochelle Hospital where he lends a sympathetic ear and wise zxclvice to the sick. Father XYilliain Raftery takes a few minutes to relate another of his humorous aneeclntes. Father always has 21 spare niinnte, a good joke, and wise counsel. orming true Christians Complementing our secular education hy instruct- ing us in the more intricate doctrines of our Faith are our parish priests. XYC wish to express our ap- preciation for their constant etforts on our behalf. Sister Gertrude Carmel Secretary Sister Miriam Emmanuel Religion, English, Music, Health Sister Dorothy Marie Religion, Mathematics Sister Mary Cecilia Religion, Social Studies Miss Regina Milicia Religion, Spanish Sister Maria Paschal Religion, French In a discussion concerning future as- signments for their respective English classes are Cl. to r.J Miss June-Rita Bruzzone, Sister Rose Maria, Mrs. Thomas O'Toole, and Sister Miriam Emmanuel. 'ililiss Charbonneau, what are you doing in Africa? Compiling current events data for discussion in Ameri- can History classes are Sister Mary Cecilia and Miss Rosemarie Char- bonnean. We wish to thank Sister I-'crwzim fllirium, our principal, for all the help she has given us. Sister's advice and wise administration will remain with us as one of our shining memories. Miss Rosemarie Charbonneau Religion, Social Studies Sister Marie Religion, Latin Mrs. Robert Putnarr Religion, Science Miss Patricia Healey, Religion, Science was implanted Sister Marie Simeon , 1 I s Religion, Latin, Mathemai s, Health Sister Agnita Carmela 1+ 9 Religion, Mathematics Sister Marian james Religion, Business Q 7 Y English, Librarian Miss june-Rita Bruzzonea f English, Social Studies Mrs. Thomas O'Too1e lp English, Health Engaging in a between-class confer- ence are Cl. to r.J Miss Regina Mil- icia, Spanish, Sister Maria Paschal, French, and Sister Marie, Latin. Sister Rose Maria Q X U in our school years . . . Mrs. james Quinn f , Art Q Miss Amy Carey , Physical Education W Q Miss Margaret Mooney 1-2 Draniatics Mr. John Daley Glee Club 7 ' It looks serious for the math majors as their teachers Cl. to r.J Sister Dorothy Marie, Sister Marie Simeon. and Sister Agnita Carmela plan stiff programs. ,,--+ Look at THIS one! Sister Marian james, business, and Sister Gertrude Carmel, secretary-treasurer. check over those important record cards. This is only a fraction of the tedious clerical work they perform. I . To our teachers, dedicated to the education of youth. for their un- selfish and inspiring zeal, patience, and understanding, the Class of 1955 says, Thank you. An earth shaking discovery? That may be quite possible as science in- structors, Miss Patricia'Healey, and Mrs. Robert Putnam, prepare to con- duct a vital experiment in the cheni- istry laboratory. Lag spent in warm 'We have laughed together, played together, worked and prayed together, Our life has been as gay as a brook in springtime, as interesting as an ancient legend. Friends have been many, problems few, while our happiness grew with the passing days. But the years have sped all too swiftly, and now companionship . the numbered sands of time run out like quieksilver before our reluctant eyes. NYe are grateful. however. for a host of happy memories, those golden shining hours of our youth that will be so fondly 'Teeolleeted in the tranquility of later years. .- vw Q -x 5? ii' ' g Qi? I f 429 ...S,. 4: I k'fV gf-,Ui M KK , .hi X Q ' , 4 , ' .5 -an - V: .fx I wx Q In s' hr' ' Q' ' ' 'li :Ag Q 'yr ,if k Q Uk.-, f 1 A- H vb . ' M 'Q ' - fl we ' K -Q.. 1-ul. gk A it I I ' Q A . A . ' P ,, q A W ,ri - fix . M., W - Yu NA H 1. , saj, A , 1 4 M. in .W . - 5- N w A 0' 1 . . - J . A 1 . A., HW ' Q 16 Tw , ,-H t ww S' ,Y . L. ,s,...., K . ww.. , , -A M A V., f ,g ., 1,1 1. ' . 7, X 'gh X 1 d Nr W 4-M,..ff.. L, M - , .- L h A , ,af-w , ww ,ui ' ' , .. 1 ' f A Y . 1 A s M ' ' N SEM.--v'8fK!LL V , ' '? ff he educational environment of the Church embraces . . . the great number and 'variety of schools, associations, and institutions g of all kinds established for the train- ing of youth in Christian piety, together with literature and sciences, not omitting recreation and phys- ical culture. w1gw,H,.1 I-l l l'lL i I ij-In if Lfffui-fm-F f '1- -Q 135' gl r fi , wb 21 mm 0 the possible hgyfe societyf And lv - iiwg-1 x 2 2 Q gf Q MJ., ' Q .um sq , e .f 4 A ' -v ' 5'?-Q42-.Wie 5 511 S+ W -,Q v'S4-n :K 'X Q 'i .. N ,vi taxi -X Q Q ,: ', L X gf 9 EP its 3553 ,,,' xxxf Q X '. X - I Q . 3 Our Blessed Mother watches as freshmen prepare their algebra lessons. They are Cl. to r.j First row: M. Glee- son, M. Camardella. Second row: C. Claps, K. Cattell, N. Bowser, A. Borde. A. Brady, C. Bizzoco. Third row: M. .-X. Collora, and J. Brombaek. Explaining an intricate diagram is A. Alonge, as her classmates listen attentively. They are Cl. to rj: V. Bianco, E. Beavington, I. Berkeley, li. Barnett, and C. Biele. Down the dark alleys and winding paths of Latin gram- mar, Sister Marie Simeon leads our freshmen. VVending their way cautiously are Cl. to r.J First row: M. F. Regis, G. Palmer, and P. Plenninger. Second row: J. O'Mara, C. Olsen, P. Camera, and M. F.. O'Sulliyan. 'While F. Cotter, M. Durkin, and K. Connelly discover Africa, Miss Bruzzone explores the mysteries of the Orient with Cl. to r.j First row: A. M. Dandry, P. O'Conner, Miss June-Rita Brnzzone, I. Daly, M. Dooley, and R. Devine. Second row: C. LaDuca, and C. deSouza. VVill that explode, Miss Healey? Fagerly anticipating the results of this experiment are Cl. to r.J First row: M. Savage and K. Riordan. Second row: R. Reilly, J. Sayers, D. Satriale, I. Sawyer, Miss Patricia Healey, V. Salvatore, M. E. Regis, C. Pupo, and B. Puskar. Mastering the intricacies of their religion are Cl. to r.D First row: C. Feeney, M. E. Fogarty, and S. Fazzino. Second row: R. M. Garnh, P. Gerardi, R. Ficke. Third row: R. Fortin, M. A. Foster, and M. Fnriato. Our goal i if . - ,pw . it . W iii 'Vg . 2 3 1 3 .Y-5, Q' ff-Hilfe? 'ff . HESHNIA ELASS I2 ,-.-..'K AL -n-A '---' I -1 N,....w... 6-Q...-..-. u nf .Q-Q.-0. ,- Ig lu-...- .,..,...... , -4 Q .-.... - WW.. - .. . -.. ,...,, , 2 4 ' - - Utilizing a few spare minutes to put away hooks are Cl. to r.J: R, Morelli, N. Mulhere, B. Murray, P. O'Loughlin, M. Nolan, M. O'Brien, B. Nardozzi, J. Newcomb. Three p.m. Friday, need we say more? Breath- less freshmen are Cl. to r.D: P. McCaffery, J. McLure. Second row: I. Mirabella, E. Mon- roe. Third row: M. Michael, C. Marra. Fourth row: R. Naria, K. Moran, J. McCaffrey, K. Mascaro, and A. McCrory. to gain and to hold Freshmen arrive in assorted sizes and shapes, but each has the look of utter be- Wilderment toward high school life in general, and awe towards seniors. However, her wide-eyed stare and g1'eenness soon brush off as she gets into the swim of high school activities. uOLlCl'1, I never knew I had THAT muscle! llntertaining' Miss Amy Carey, physical train- ing instructor are Cl. to r.D First row: I. Hart, M. Lanro, M. Maiolo, H. Kuhn, V. Keppel, R. Grasse, M. Jones, M. Harman. Second row: C. Jones, T. LePore, C. Lederer, C. Marchini, M. Losito, J. Goodliffe, I. LaManna, M. Kee- gan. Third row: J. McGuire, I. King, M. Hickey, and M. Niland. each step Posing' fur a frcslnnan informal zirc tl. to r.l First ruw: Xl. rl. Scziring, R. M. Yiccaro, R. Rl. Torricelli, Rl. Siwtziirc. P. Siimr. nl. Sigiinrclli, zinrl Rl. li. Sullivan. Sccwncl row: G. Ywrio, F. Stuart, Xl. Sliiclclw, Xl. A. Slzikcr, S. XYriglit, B. Xiqucs, M. Ycltri, Y. Sullo. 'liliircl row: R. Tiglic. lj. Xligul, N. Towey, L. Schiavo, B. Sclioenliurr. l. Xlhncls, and Y. Stufziiin. Yun will have your senior formals taken soon enough, girls! W , .- .. 5 S..-as. if ,- .. H ww - wif.. . it. . em - .. . f. Sophomore sallies are enjoyed by Cl. to r.j M. Santora, E. Connell, D. Schwab, XV. XYinstead, I. McHugh, A. L. Bahr, A. Cunniffe, M. Carroll, and K. Moore. It ap- pears as if the giggles is an extremely dangerous and highly prevalent disease in homerooins. A literary panel for sophomore English students is con- ducted by M. Cerreta. Listening attentively to the chair- nian's words of wisdom are Cl. to r.D First row: L. Joseph, M. Miressi, E. Brady, and P. Maguire. Second row: V. Healy, J. Bernardini, E. Colonna, and L. Berry. Staging a Callie battle of their own are fl. to 113 First row: M. Gaffney, J. Clark, L. Chiueehiui, and M. L. Dunn. Second row: P. Donahue, D. Bafundo, D. Mur- ray, and J. Swazey. Sister Marie leads her group in hope of a june victory! in the The deep-seated mysteries of plane geometry are probed by E. Romeo as front row, front to back, D. Palmer, G. Morris, and I. Montana watch. Also enjoying E. Romeo's dilemma are second row front to back: T. Milewski, M. Lemon, S. Cioffari, M. Beagan, and G. Elvey. L Ill -am. ... .t i .ii --A-1.41-L,a-J :QR Sophoniores take advantage of a study hall hy utilizing every second. a good exainple for all Gahrielites. They are Cl. to r.J First row: li. XYatson, E. Baclnnan, M. Callaghan and M. A. Mc.-Xllistcr. Second row: J. Scott- Monk, H. Broderick, M. .-X. Quain. and J. Clark. Third row: F, Bruno, L. Cesario. D. Mullins points ont a strategic location on the map of Northern Europe. Looking on are .-X. McKenna, L. Lof- fler, F. McHugh, and G. Morris, while M. Mc.-Xndrew and I. Kearns 'refer to the textbook to check on some pertinent facts. UPHUNIURE ELASS Lunch hour, pleasantly spent in the Company of good friends, is enjoyed by Cl. to r.D First row: G. Yorio, A.. Thalassinos, and P. Reinhard. Second row: P. Caldwell, M, Granheld, E. Coughlin, K. Cafferky, and M. L. Newman. The pause that refreshes-cool, clear HQO. P. Holsgrove, V. Vaughan, K. Garvey, and M. Meyer take time out for Z1 drink. XYatch out for Vivian, girls, she might drain the reservoir. Christian principles WF., ., ,jvc 3 -smug 'Q-.. xxx A favorite gathering place is the Student Activity Board, located in the upper corridor. Enjoying the contents of the Dramatic Club scrapbook are E. McDonald and T. Stilo while H. Hargrave withdraws a slip from the Marian Year Hank. P. XYarren contributes an afghan square for the Krueger Home as P. Murphy and M. Yerick admire the handiwork. were instilled Oh, just think of all those calories!! Satisfying their sweet tooth are Cl. to r.D: E. NYest. P. Kennedy, K. McCaffery, M. Hendron, and J. Turiano. Of course, this scene is taking place at lunchtime and NOT in-between classes! Mrs. Robert Putnam explains the intricacies of the human ear as her interested students gather around the desk. Enjoying the lesson are: First row: E. Murray. Second row: C. Doherty, K. McXamee, Mrs. Putnam, J. Johnson, G. Lofaro, and M. Deenihan. Third row: M. Kuepper, E. Fischer, and I. Fanelli. The green tinge has been erased. yet the sopho- more cannot visualize her diploma. The terrors of geometry and Latin are counterbalanced by curricu- lar activities, a privilege denied to freshmen. Every day brings a sophomore one day closer to that longed-for senior year. Yet, hrst must come ..... A. DeMaio is besieged with heavy hnes and those ever- popular book report deadlines. Helping her go frantic are Cl. to r.j: D. Friend, C. Donnelly, F. Troisi, T. Louro, M. A. Sehelz, and Rl. A. Scanlon. A word of' advice: make sure you READ those books! junior Jamboree? Goodness no! lndnstrious juniors please their study hall proetor lay paying strict attention to their studies. Latin claims the thinking energy of Cl. to r.J First row: R. Dosclier, S. liogarty, and C. D'Oraze. Second row: M. Gleeson and M. I. Doherty. C1561 ll IUH Elllll Intermediate Algebra may be a stormy subject, but these girls weather the wind. Suffering through the tempest are Cl. to r.D First row: J. Carter, R. O'Brien, and M. McGrath. Second row: G. Haertel, V. Van Noy, I. Burke, and I. Bergener. Spanish class claims seven eager juniors. Following Miss Milicia's instructions are Cl. to r.j First row: M. Smith, M. Tarantowicz. Second row: C. Olmstead and M. E. Flynn. Thirdrow: V. Parker Cat boardj, E. Des Verney, and I. Bianco. Get those vocabulary words done, girls! And watch out for the spelling! Cl. to r.D First row: G. Porter, I. Ulmanic, C. Newmann, P. Miller, V. Primerano, and P. McVVilliams. Second row: C. DiNapoli, A. O'Toole, B. MacDonald and C. Moore conscientiously prepare their English III assignment. Future executive secretaries? XYell maybe not, but typ- ing certainly is a practical subject. Busily engaged in their task are Cl. to r.D First row: B. Ficarra, I. Chap- man, G. Adamo. Second row: .-X. Hughes, B. Mormino, I. NYalker, S. Kuepper, B. Sclilotter. Third row: E. DeNardo, B. Maris and A. Chisholm. Visions of caps and gowns dance in a juniOr's liezicl. lint not lucinrc the tlirill of liei' Junior Prom, :incl tlie excitement of electing next year'S officers Lunchtime! A welcome relief for the weary stuclcnt. Scatccl Cl. to r.j arc: M. Duffy, .-X. Ccninor, M. Sweeney, P. 'l'z1ylnr, lf. l':lEiIlKlC1', lf. Rizzo, I. Xllmlcn, G. Hall, lf. Wvliite. G. Tedc- sco, DI. Hell, R. Damon: standing arc: J. Penzine and B. DeVito. vita czitcli lici' in Z1 wliirl of activities. Diligcnt juniors waste no time in settling clown tn work. Taking aclvantagc of Z1 stncly liall are ll. tn r.b First row: A. Clarke, J. NYilko, M. llallisey, and ul. Sniitli. Second row: li. Hmcly, M. Lipsio, B. liuell, and D. Fcclian. Third row: B. llnrkc. Y. PZ1l'liCl', ll. Hzlnnan, R. Griffin, and B. Corbi. to our future life. industrious juniors from Sister Rose Maria's English class get a head start on their assignments. Checking on reference books are tl. to r.j First row: M. Gorman, P. Miner, P. Dan- dry, F. Deposit. Second row: B. Bradley, M. Mulhere, and D. Daly. No time for posing, girls. you will be late for class! Cl. to r.j First row: E. McCarthy, M. E. Kennedy, A. Hoencke, M. McKay, P. Kelly, T. Summo, L, Casale, J. Basile, R. Miano, M. j. Rossi, and P. Mullins, Second row: P. Bonner, M. Hntton, E. Heiskell, and J. Isher- xyood. ufhins np, girls, only one more flight to go 3 Traffic on the staircase comes to a momentary standstill for Cl. to r.J First row: L. Mac- Donnell. .-X. Fagon, V. Devine, .-X. Mesisco, C Doherty, C. Day, li. l.yden, C. Rohinson, P Yallario, and lf. M. O'Bx'ien. Second row: :X McCabe, L, liayns, P. Quinn, C. Sawyer, G Reinhard, and P. McDonnell. .:,,,, 32 ww .4 ff hristian education' takes in the whole aggregate of human life, physical and spiritual, intellectual and moral, individual, domestic, and social . . . in accordance with the example and teach- ings of C hrist. :' J .':- L' - '- -F . 'f-' . --- -T-'ffl'fi:-F-i5.'.'. i-. :T-i27.1 ,', '- -. C' '- ,',f Q14-7 , gl b I ' 1 Z 1 f s - l 4 W, wwf-,f u f 1 H,.+,5L-- 1? w ff' u sl' fl W il 1-. '.:::.. ' .-ff. ' Q Wf 4 f 7- if . 1? u r 't 3: l 7, ' 1 ...-. -W w xx lt: . Q Y- fi t t iff .,'f'c, X 5' ' Q39 - -gg ' :, . 1 jr 7' 1 , j 1' l zsillljgg fi' ,lf Q E 4 Zfi.i.f5-'-e 4154141 iii. I t 5 r g ' s o oooo s 1 so l- i I t Ti fQl5?f7 ' + 1769 , e fix? ' 5114.7 E1 1 1'l97'!L-kN - f A . , 1,911 f I 'i -211' gi .',' 'rf' ff! Y ,9.Q74fr- L , '4?-gh 1 ITV, 4 A gnzffi x v - g rill si , . V if , , -N .Af I' fx - agua, f r fy u - - e: --Nf - ? is .f- 1- 5- Q. - c ---- s A s 1 vi 012925 33 i lv ' , , QQ A. A A sw M '.,..f.--NW, E 5 mat 1 Q , if f :L if L4 ,f pfifixifiiii vgwiffmkiw-R?52 3' , M w,W K W , A , ff tiffi , vena 1 f-'fwfr'-f' - iw' 1 ,L I-, ,f In ., - I 3 K A . N ' S HLIEATIUNS vmws mums Sister Dorothy Marie, Sodality mod- erator, conducts a Council Vigil Hour. At this time every Tuesday afternoon, Sodality officers and committee heads gather to plan the forthcoming meet- ing and pray for its success. In order to vitalize the spiritual life of the stu- dents, Our Lady's Sodality, through its various committees, has conducted many affairs. Among them were the Father-Daughter Dance and Hal- lowe'en and Christmas Parties. The active coopera- tion of officers and participating members has effected successful weekly religious and business meetings. Varied projects such as an honesty cam- paign, forums, plays, pilgrimages, held the interest of the girls while supplementing their spiritual life. One of the main attractions this year was a fashion show featuring modest day and evening wear. Representing Saint Gabriel's in a Marian Year tribute to Our Lady held at Stepinac High School are the ofhcers of the Sodality. They are Cl. to r.D: M. A. Bohmert, vice-pres., M. Costa, pres., M. A. Keppel, treas.3 M. Oddo, sec. A flower girl, smiling proudly, stands be- fore the Blessed Mother. aims M. Keelan, heael of the Apostolic Committee, meets l with class representatives. As a Lenten project So- l dalists sacrificed luxuries in order to augment returns for the Bishop's Relief Fund. . . . belong to the supernatural orderg as for example, the questions of purity or religious vocations, and in general, the secret workings of grace. o improve the spiritual life e. 5534 'iii K' :. 5 'lllary-like mannequins are Cl. to r.D First row: P. Devine and G. Imperato. Second row: M. Johnston and C. D'.-Xntoni. Third row: M. A. Bohmert and S. Flan- agan. J. Weeks, right, was chairman of this inspiring program. , The perfect end to a perfect day, the crowning of the Statue of Our Lady. The newly-elected prefect of the So- dality ofticiates at the traditional cere- mony held at the grotto. Repeating the Sodality pledge, the new officers of the Sodality are in- vested with the symbols Qf their posil tions. Conducting the solemn cere- mony is Father McGrath, Sodality director. 4 v .QWNV , i, ,K X swim 5 at 5 vm gd 35.152, 'Iac ref .E J. Kearns and K. Maher entertain three children from the Cardinal McCloskey Home. NYhite Plains. After feasting on ice cream, cake, and candy. Santa Claus distributed dolls, books, and crayons. A wonderful Christmas for some very grateful children. Destination of many Marian Year pilgrimages was Im- maculate Conception Church, Tuckahoe. The outdoor shrine of Our Lady of Victory was often visited by So- dalists, who prayed for peace and sought a closer union with God. of the students. Baton raised, instruments poised, the orchestra prepares for its debut. Augmenting the Glee Club program, selections such as Marche Slax ' were offered. Essentials of responszbzlzt and cooperatzon . . . Plaudits from audiences at our school assemblies and last year's spring concert have given encouragement to the or- chestra, The newest addition to our co-curricular program, this group is under the direction of Mr. Robert McIntyre. Mr. Mclntyre rehearses a musical score with C. Day, pres., C. Doherty, vice-pres., J. XYilko, treas., and C. Donnelly, sec. The Glee Club sings the glories of the newborn Babe at the Christmas assembly. Dressed in seasonal apparel, they were led by Mr. John Daley. l E .:5H '!0' We f . X g vs... .4 X f' f ,la Rex i 1 Y f DX .2 fx if il XX 5 ' lfifiis C , S are instilled . . . the Church, therefore, far rom hindering the pursuit of the arts and sciences, fosters and pro- motes them in many ways. Omcers of the Glee Club smile jnbi- lantly following the annual concert. They are Cl. to rj: M. A. Bolnnert, vice-pi'es.g P. Bonner, treas.3 C. Aval- lone, pres.: and P. Devine, sec. The glorious Marian Year tribute, Tina Pnlehra Es Maria, is renclered by the Glue Club at their spring con- cert. Mr. John Daley leacls seventy voices in an inspiring program clecli- eaterl to Mary. linthnsiastie applause rewarded their efforts. by our Work together The extra points mount up as P. Danclry, and J. lsherxvoocl help Sister Miriam lfmmanuel sort sheet music. P. Yallario, M. Fogarty, B. Patter- son, and Y. Devine label those easily- eonfusecl manuscripts. Sister Miriam Ennnanuel turns her attention to the altos as the sopranos raise their voices in song. Constant re- hearsals are a prerequisite for an outstanding concert. u Above: A host of angels from the junior class pay their tribute at the manger. Held by E. Heiskell, as Mary, and protected by V. Parker, as St. joseph, the infant was the center of attraction. This tableau was the perfect finish to the Christmas presentation, A Child Is Born. gan, and M. Keelan. 'lllfllllll Ill ll Under! the guidance of Miss Margaret Mooney and Sister Mary Cecilia, aspiring thespians stepped into the well-worn pages of the classics. XVe labored not only in the field of acting. but also in stage-crew, directing, and publicity .... and loved every wonderful minute of every wonderful phase! Qur fondest memories include rehearsal suppers, opening night, signing programs, reveling in the glamour 'of foot- lights, grease paint, and applause. Below: Appearing in the senior production of John M Syngcs Riders to the Sea are Cl. to r.D: K. Maher, P. Costa, S I'lana now brown con Discussing last-minute details for the big production are fl. to r.J: Sister Mary Cecilia, moderator, M. Keelan. vice-pres.: P. McCaffery, sec.g L. Suarez, pres.: and P. Quinn, treas. Plans for rehearsals, costumes, and props are devised under their watchful guidance. engaging in Catholic activities, Miss Mooney directs a rehearsal for Life KYith Mother. Mernhers of the cast include Cl. to r.D: li. O'Brien, D. Feehan. I. XYeelcs, K. Cafferky, P. Doherty, L. Suarez, M. Keelan, P. Quinn, P. McCaffery, seated, A. Clarke, and K. Lyden. 9- ote that Patricia Peterson, editor-in- chief oi the Trllzzifwf. but that lutcrviewl Typist, please! To the printtrs' Phe finished product' Irregular hours, blood, sweat, and tears, eventually change into printer's ink as the Trzzmfvct hanner is waved. Recipient of many awards, among them lst class honor certificates from the National Scholastic and Columbia Scholastic Press Associations, the Tflllllfffii popularity may be measured by the eager anticipation of the students as they await each issue. Not only is it 'ipopular , hut it is certainly the most likely to succeed. 41. As business manager R. Miano juggles inonev and checks, J. Basile, C. D'Orzizc. gl. Bergener, lf. M. O'Brien and B. Corlii. tln- junior meni- bers. engage in last-minute revisions of T1'llHIfl'f paste-ups. monthl Xllmrking on new angles to aclcl to the enjoyment of their readers are sopliomores D. Mullins, P. Caldwell. P. Peterson. editor. lf. Lolitler, and Bl. Bla-yer, staff artist. X-'W f an . . . the true Christian does not re- nounce the activities of this life, he does not stunt his natural facultiesg but devel- ops and perfects them, by coordinating them with the Supernatural. The business staff Cl. to r.J: P. Mann, B. Maguire, K. Maher, and S. Doyle, manager, gleefully count the day's receipts. Painless draining of our resources is an art well-mastered by these girls. xx 19 the Editor, Grace Tubmau, and Art Editor, Pa- tricia Clark, discuss layout plans for the fldflflll. Coordinating photographs, art, and literary work is one of the most important phases in yearbook production. 5x st' ' . , - -4' ax 011 Kew D Q 'D ' '22 . , ,b as um' J EW 'at Q fx 'Af' 'lfilfc JJ 45 su? it , fwlfli 5 I . UM K . 'Z as 9 1 1 U ' ' a ...ILM ' M'1fm.- -. 1 msc 'Y ' p 2 .5 , ss: q I X 'S J, , 'E' W , -if 'H-. G X annuall . An assistant literary editor, P. Meffaffery, and literary editor, R. M. Salvante, carefully cheek references as they discuss material for captions. Feverish work, this yearbook business! 7--We -if if .,..ef' Busy, busy, busy! One of the most hectic jobs connected with the make- up of the Adrian is that of the hustl- ing typists. Caught in a moment of earnest preparation are V. Smith, M. G. Rose, assistant literary editor, K. Miller, and M. .-X. Keppel. 'Cf XYhat is able to capture the living spirit of a school. its once-in-a-lifetime highlights and never-to-be-forgotten events? A year- book, of Course! The x1UIl'l'Gll, so called in memory of the late Adrian Iselin, has re- ceived high acclaim over the years from various associations owing to the labor of its faithful statls. Now, between fresh, inky- smelling pages, we relive the past four years. Later, as we turn the yellow pages of this well-worn book, we shall smile and say, Oh yes, l remember when . . . ! Sheila Bartley, assistant, and photography edi- tor, Irene Hernon, hastily change plates between shots. Constant. untiring efforts on the part of these girls helped make our yearbook a best- seller. Tllllllll EHUNIIIL The governing bodf' of any school is, by far, the most important group, for in its hands it holds the character of the school. To those who are eligible to receive them, the Student Council imparts heavy responsibilities, enabling them to proceed in leadership, integrity, and initiative. By infusing into every girl the qualities of reliability and respect, the Student Council members are preparing a happy future for them- selves as good Catholics and staunch citizens. Ya. s The wardens Left . Blue Monday! XX ho rates Siberia this week: The answer to the sixty-four dollar question can be found on the Student Council list being posted by S. Doyle, president. The back gate, more commonly known as Siberia, is one of the least desired posts. R. Miano, sec., announces a Student Council meeting as K. Maher, vice-pres., looks on, The chemistry lah is the scene of the weekly student government confer- ences. :ea GU C Paul presents her pass to Student Conn cilors C Senex and NI Sofic 'Ihcres no get UI10' past 'IHESF Oirls' S. Flanagan appears to be glued to the stabe as our grey and bent 'Mother Maher tries to keep her self-control. P. Costa, in the role of the sweet and innocent girl, enjoys Sheila's predicament. Full of sharp wit and ambiguous lines, chuckles arose in the andience at the oddest moments. Phyllis Yallario and Barbara Corbi perform brilliantly. One of the four acts chosen for the Student Council Talent Show, they repre- sented the junior class. CPlease note the can- delabraij in the formation of strong charactersg . . . He thus enobles what is merely natural in life and secures for it new strength in the material and temporal order, no less than in the spiritual and eternal. ...the HLETIE ASSHEIATIU Did it go in?'y Hurray for our side! Members of the basketball varsity are fl. to r.J First row: M. Lemon, G. Reinhard, C Ball, R. Cockerill, captain, B. Patterson. P. Reinhard and M. O'Brien. Second row: S. Flanagan, M. Niland K. Brady, R. Reilly, I. Goodliffe, A. Hahr, P. McLoughl lin, P. Maguire. QMissing from the picture are K. Caf- ferky and M. Smithj , , 5 Make that basket. Gail Reinhard makes a spectacular shot as the hopes and dreams of Resurrection sink into oblivion. Excitement and thrills galore are prevalent at every breathtaking game. Score tied-one minute to play! A quick basket, the whistles sound, and the general spirit of exhilaration of a game hard won, surges through onlookers and players alike. Team- work and sportsmanship learned here will produce the champions of tomorrow. inspires a spirit of teamwork Y SCHEDULE Home Visitor 50 ...... St. John .......... 36 38 ...... Good Counsel ...... 48 CYO LEAGUE 43 ...... Blessed Sacrament. . 20 62 ...... St. Mary ......... SS 27 ...... Resurrection ...... 26 50 ...... Mt. St. Florence 27 49 ...... Resurrection ...... 43 51 ...... St. Mary ......... 34 36 ...... Mt. St. Florence Z6 61 ...... Sacred Heart ..... 32 57 ...... Good Counsel ...... 45 Academy 26 ...... St. Josephs ....... 27 Academy 'rw W 'W' v ' Athletic Association officers are Cl. to rj First row: Sr. Marie, moderator, S. Flanagan, sec. Second row: C. Ball. pres.. Miss Amy Carey. coach. Third row: M. Hughes, treas., and B. Patterson, vice-pres. . . . nor may even physical culture, as it is called, be considered outside the range of Her maternal supervision. GA Athletic Association representatives smile for the camera. Cl. to r.j First row: I. MCI-Ingh, C. Paul, B. Higgins, and T. Romano. Second row: M. Camardella, R. Cockerill, and M. Smith. Third row: K. Cafferky and P. Holsgrove. T-E-A-M! Displaying their vibrant school spirit are fl. to r.D First row: I. XYoocls. P. Clark, captain, and B. Xiqnes. Second row: D. Feehan. G. Barry, Rl. Regis, M. McGowan, T. Romano, H. Hargrave, and C. Con- nelly. Thircl row: J. O'Marra, L. Caposella, J. Clark, G. Barry, M. Carroll, C. Kirvin, and P. Holsgrove. R. Cockerill attempts a long' shot as St. Galariel's strives to better its score. Nice play, Rosie! Left: P. Reinhard takes a swing at a fast hall. Below :- lx. Lafferlq clelxes tlllfbllfzll the A..-X. cupboard. by its active artici ation in ames 8 :Xt the stroke of midnight Harold Haggerty selected J. Palmer, chair- man. as Queen. Escorted h' P 'H . as V7 9 Q V 3 x , il Nfl lm? 'K fx f 1 Us l x K 1 P Q 7 ,Q- '39 ' 1 ' K ' -. ,si in. wg Q1 carnations. .-Xttendents were Cl. to r.D and M. A. Bohniert, escorted by M 5 x. Hughes, she was crowned with white Hannon. 11-f In frothy tulle we stepped into a wonderland of misty hlue streamers. Prom books and punch, festive air and sou- venirs, the diamond sparkle of vivacity-this was our prom. A whirl of confetti marked the end of our Rhapsody in Blue. Illll Pllll I swirl oflconfetti envelops the twelve girls competing for the title of junior Prom Queen. Obviously, the judges had a dificult time selecting a winner from the group, fr E. Balze, escorted by N. DiMenna, A . nd 3 g00Cl time fn, FH by all ! was had 3 1 But who can maml5O m 'mwfmmswmgm One queen Q.-,nf '.,- 1 Jn., up 'S L. Suarez and V. Smith lend their talents to the Senior Cause. Senior Prom Committee heads were Cl. to r.l: 1. Hernon, P. Clark, bl. Weeks, Chairman, KI, .-X. Bolnnert, and L. Elvey. Even rain failed to dampen our spirits as the lights of our Senior Prom beckoned. Early arrivals are Cl. to 115: B. Cockerill and S. Doyle, E. Frampton and P. Clark, C. Russell and R, Cockerill, T. Gleeson and D. Cochrane, G. Mullins and V. Mulhere. Such effervescence was not to be ignored by our camera. IUH PR ll A complete education recognzzes ...ax-ET., NWN 5? l f'3' A . f l ' Shimmering snowflakes twinkle like stars as we trip the light fantastic. Brightly colored gowns and snowy white trees create a stunning splash of color. The band played on and on as we whirled with its rhythm. Memories of snowy trees, resplendent with stardust, and glistening over-size snowfiakes will not he forgotten for many years. It was a won- derful end to a wonderful Christmas vacation-a beautiful setting for Our Lady of the Snows, smiling at us from her dais. the necessity of a varied social life. ., E- ff1jf:??:1.,.: -' , .:, Q5-551-fi ,Ir A .hge . 5' 1 fflf .- .1 , A , e rr r 711 . .. X , lf, ' J s , fi 'J' '. ' ' A , , ,. yn tx N ' ff p 1 ,- ' - ln! , ' . , , fl. 5, , , .. 1-. ----- gi ' -' ' Q L' Nr. lgzlii , ,fl .fn ,ff 6, '1 -- ' .1 , ' H ' n f f' S 5 4 f 15,1-.V ,ll A, f A' Q 1 ,i , A ! 4, , l so M 5. 1 I 4 vw ,X ,Q I l fr 1 5 3 ' On A' I l E11 L ' 1 ' 5' Yi, 49, I if I 9 'x 'Y' 164 V P ,ZZ x I I W 1 -,Q 1. f 1 ' -if f fl ' 1 I fs:-Q -. -. . QT '33 - ff ,, V A 7. Schiof. . 33:- ?f .. ' 'f I.-'X5' V 4,53 aww n at , 9,1f7' . 4 L 1 ' ,. i 1 hiv ,W ,gf P. Peterson reigns as Senior Prom Queen while B. Alhero and G. Hart- mann make lovely attendants. YW X Q44 kim f o'h.Q!,' wg T .zqx I -f .J ,., uu I' i i ff? .S Taking a breather from some fancy dancing, seniors and their escorts en- joy the refreshments. . so T. Houlihan and V. Landers receive prompt and- courteous attention from sophomore hostesses, The homemade refreshments were quickly devoured. 9 x 55 1-E Illllllllllll Hard-working juniors get an early start on The Gi1Iu'z'cI, their annual literary publication. The staff includes Cl. to 113: M. l.. Rossi. B. Bradley, P. llannon, C. Sawyer, editor, li. Matis, and A. Fagon. Although it is a junior product, The Cialwricl is read and enjoyed by the entire student body. . . . the younger generation must be trained in the arts and sciences -for the advantage and prosper- ity of civil society. Miss Regina Milicia, moderator, plans a dis- cussion on a phase of Spanish civilization with Spanish Club officers Cl. to r.b: L. Caeciarella, vice-pres.. J. Weeks, pres., Miss Milicia, A. Clarke. see., and M. L. Rossi, treas, We are matured and enriched by giving Mrs. Virginia Quinn points out a detail in perspective to her students tl. to rj : P. Clark, C. Avallone, D. Cochrane. P. LaRoeca, and M. Johnston. Their acquired knowledge can be seen in posters and exhilmits around the school. Supplenienting our scholastic education are the various organizations which play such an important part in the development of leadership. responsibility and initiative. ln these co-curricular activities we are given the opportunity to express ourselves crea- tively and artistically. Later on in life, the skills and training acquired through these channels inay open to us new horizons in which to hetter ourselves and spread our faith. Todays Secretary, a magazine written in Gregg short- hand, is enjoyed, or rather deciphered hy these avid stenographers. They are Cl. to r.J G. Hall. D. Coch- rane, T. Louro, and Y. Mulhere. ,ag Dying' of acute camera-itis is M. G. Rose, a favorite patient in Miss RIalouehe's home nursing class. B. Hig- gins and H. Mix take advantage of their position. .Net- ing in the role of both patient and nurse provided the students with practical knowledge and many laughs. our energies to diversified activities. .... 'Xll the perfumes of .-Xralwia will not sweeten this little hand. Joyce Weeks enacts the famous sleepwallc- ing scene from Klacheth. Memliers of the panel are Doyle, M. Costa, K. Maher, G. Tuhman, and M. J, McGowan. M. Keelan is moderator. Right: R. lfdwards glances through a nursing school bulletin. Below: L. Carinci and I. Creifelds prepare for Col- lege Boards. s Slit J vvv 'vx' Lf Xff-fxfx, +- Gil K. ff hey do not intend to separate their children either from the body of the nation, or its spirit, but to educate them in a perfect manner, most conducive ST C4 S to the prosperity QI TA of the nation. 19 +1 J.'f- '3f ' N 1 aifaks Catholzc znstztutzons, thezr grade ln the edu and scientifc world, have of apology. X,- The: esteem they enjoy, the praise they receive, the' learned works which they promote and produce in such abundance , , ' r a 1 p . 4 K , K 1 ' , .1 . , Q - 4 iw . 5 1 1 1 r 1 . I anifabove allgithe men, fully and .iplendidly equippedfwhomr they 'V , ' I ' fir ' I f 1 I 1 , f . , 1 HY ,V fx- , K '- z 5 .. , for the magistracy, for the pro! fessions, for -they teaching career, in fact for every 'walk of life E f ' 1 ,L , I , - , r I A , ff ,fa K ff if . ., I, f ,' ,inf - - more than sufficiently' ,lestifyfin their favor. y e PERLATIV 65 ,yi , 'ef , 1 gf' :IZA 3 2 s 3 ,-an-5 .ff S in Z 9. I1 e s t 0 Ecfi4 k:ation is man unitedfo psi. TLA- o' I body , ' ' jlfl4YY!il1'f.' f . Q 5 f - 'Q , . I X ' 1 fx M , . . hh S55 m ,k i L,, h. I l 'Y if l ll, 9? l 1 'W 1 gif 7. A7 x ,: , 1 1 t ,N 14 4521 5,4111 1115? ,--'.. ,. ,-'gin , .df- A'. k 1 ' 1 1 4 1 , 5' ' , f , 1: V i , VV , I . sig . I .ff ' ,. . ' 2 557 .LV 141 I -fiif ,, L Most Lflcrly to Szfcfcvd Mary jane McGowan Bvst Student Rose Marie Salvautc NN 'W-...wx J Szvccfcst Grace Imperato A Q i PERLATI E .Host Dcrsatzlc Joyce Weeks 'E7' Most Popular Barbara Albero 5' Done Most for the School Sandra Doyle Most Attractzue Gail Schwarz Most Artistic Patricia Clark Most Alhletn: Barbara Patterson llfittiesf Carol Lee Elvey fig fx.-J Barbara Albero Judith Anderson 2,3,-1: Class Vice-Pres. lg Treas. Athletic Association l 75 Sec. 35 Pres. 43 Sodality 2,3,-ll . 1,2,3,-15 Glee Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 35 Dram. Club 2,3 N-,Mmm .ff Constance Theresa Agnello Student Council lg Class Pres. 1: Athletic Association 3 mmm. fs is 'fs h h ' uc are t e fruzts Constance Avallone Catherine Ball Elizabeth Balze S.C. 2: Class Treas. 1: Vice-Pres. Sodality 2,3,4g A.A. l,2,3,-45 Rep. 23 Sodality 2,3315 A,A, 1,2,3,45 Dramatic 2: Soclality 23 AA. 1.2,-3,45 Glee Pres. 4: Glee Club 25 Varsity 2,3,4 Club 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3 C 2.3,-1: Pres. 43 Band lg Prom. ,u. 3g Trumpet 25 Typist 4 l,3,-15 Glce Club 2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 4 Anne Barry Patricia Mary Bartley Sheila Anne Bartley Sacred Heart Academy l,2,3g Class Sodality 3,45 Athletic Association l, Sodality 2,3545 Rep. 45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sec. 45 Sodality 45 Athletic Associa- 2,3545 Dramatic Club 2,-3,4 Glee Club 2,35 Trumpet 3,45 Adrian tion 4 Staff 'E+ wb vw -ne- X, A of Christian education. Mary Alice Bohmert Mary Ann Brennan S.C. 3,45 Class Sec. 15 Treas. 3,45 Athletic Association 45 Spanish Club Sonlality 2,3545 Vice-Pres. 45 A.A. l, 3,4 Maya Birzgalig Sodality 45 Athletic Association 2 Ax, iii 3 'W.,,,-Q Barbara Burke Lois Cacciarella Margaret Calamari Athletic Association l,2,3,-1 Sodality 2,43 A.A. 2,43 Dramatic Club Sodality 43 Athletic Association 4: 2,42 Rep. 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Prom Glec Club 2 Comm. 3 Their price and value Margaret Capeci Marie Caposella .Xtlilctic Association 4: Spanish Club Ursuline l,Zg Sodality 35 Athletic 3 Association 3,4 Roseann Margaret Caravetta S.C. 3,45 Class Vice-Pres. 39 Sec. 4 Sodality Z,3,4g Rep. 3: A.A. 3, 4 'W X N S Q s , Q -mi: at sf.,-.Q 'Muni' , .M S i 5 V Y s , . a-,,'f,.. rl f li 4 Letitia Carinci Nancy Carroll Glee Club 2,35 Band 1 is derived . . . 1 .-XA. 4. Clnlm 3,4 odality 2,3,4: Rep. 45 A..-X. l,2,-ig Athletic Association l,2,3,4 Patricia Clark Soclality Z,3,4: A..-X. 1,2,3,4: Cheer- leading 2,3,4.: Capt. 4: Dramatic Club 2,-1: Prom Comm. 45 Band lg Adrfaiz Art Editor Maureen A. Clancy Lucille Cignarella Dramatic Club 2: Spanish Sodality 43 .-X..-X. l,2,3,4: Band 1,2 Margaret Mary Clifford SC. 3.4: Class Treas. 2,33 Soclality Z,.3.4g A..-X. 1,2,3 i l Dorothy Cochrane Rosemary Cockerill Patricia Marie Connell Sodality 2: Athletic Association l,2, Sodality 3,45 A.A. 15253,-1 Rep. 3,45 Sodality 3,45 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Truuzfvf Typist 4 Varsity 152,354 Captain 45 Dramatic 25 Spanish Club 3,4 Club 3 rom the supernatural virtue Mary Frances Connolly Athletic Association 35 Spanish Club t sk Margaret Costa S.C, 3,45 Class Sec. 1,25 Pres. 3: Sodality 2,3,-15 Pres. -1: A.A. l,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club 253,45 Rep. 35 TI'll1Hf7Cf 253.4 Kathleen Ann Coyne SC, 4: Class Sec. 4: Sodality 2,3,45 A.A. l,2,3,-15 Glee Club 2,3545 Gabric! 3 Judith Creifelds Eileen Theresa Cronin S.C. 4g Sodality 2,3,43 A.A. l,2,3,-13 S.C. 43 Sodalix' 3,43 .-LA. l,2,3,-1 Dramatic Club 2,43 Rep. 43 Glee Club l 2.3,-4 Evelyn joan Daly Sodality 43 AA. 43 Spanish Club 3' and life in Christ. . . V, Y W Veronica R. Daly Sodality 3,43 AA. 3,43 Spanish Club 5,43 Treas. 3 O 5 Concetta D'Antoni Barbara Anne Deigan Sodality -13 .-X..-X. 3,43 Dramatic Club Sodality 2,3,43 Athletic Association 45 Spanish Club 2 l.,2,3,4Q Trunzpcf Typist 4 Patricia Catherine Devine S.C. 45 Sodality 2,3545 A.A. l,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 3,45 Glee Club 253,45 Sec. 4 Ursuline Noel Marie Dieck Ann Dillon ACHdCmY 12,39 S0d31ifY 45 Sodality 45 Athletic Association 1,2 AA. 45 Dramatic Club 4 Sandra Doyle S.C. 153.45 Sec. 35 Pres. 4: Class Treas. 25 Vice-Pres. 35 Sodality 2,3, 45 A,A. l,2,3,45 Rep. 15 Trznnpcf, 2,3,4g Ass't. Editor 45 Adziczn Bus. Mgr. which Christian education Rosemary Edwards Carol Lee Elvey Sodality 2,3545 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Dramatic A.A. 1,45 Dramatic Club 2,45 Rep. 4 Club 2,354 Spanish Club 3,45 Prom. Comm. 4 Band 15 Orchestra 3 ' f Catherine Ennis Sheila Catherine Flanagan Mary Elizabeth Fleming Patricia Elizabeth Gormley -Xtliletic Association l,3.-1 Athletic Association l,2,3.-15 Rep. 25 S.C. -1: Soclality 2,3,-lg A.A. l,3,4g Sodality 25 A..-X. l,2g Dramatic Club Dramatic Club 2,3 Sec. -1: Yarsity 3,43 Dramatic Club 2,3,-1 2,3,-lg Gabriel 3 A ff 7 s Xa 1 i 9 lg A orms and develops m man . Marilyn Marie Graham f SC. 12.33 Class Pres. l,2,3: Vice- Joellen Gill Pres. -1: Soclailty 2,3.-1: A.A. l,2,3,-ig Soclality 2,3,-lg Rep. 25 An-X, 12,4 Prom Comm. 31 Baud l Dramatic Club 2,3 . - . ...if K Q i Eileen Clair Halpin Elizabeth J. Harrold Dorothy Margaret Grill Sodality 2,3.43 AA. 12.3,-1: Dramatic Soclality 4: Athletic Association l,Z, Sgqlglity 43 Athletic Association 1,2, Club 23,45 Spanish Clulm 3,45 Band l 3,4 3,4 Christ . . . is the source Frances Heller Soclality -lg Athletic Association l,.3 Geraldine Ellen Hartmann Margaret Healy Soclality 2,3,-li A..-X. l,2,3.-ll Dramatic S.C. 33 Class Sec. 33 Soclality 2,3,-11 Clnln 4 fX.:X. l,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club 2,3 . kk 3 ' 1,,f f . .sl W 4 Irene Marie Hernon Barbara Higgins Sorlality 2.3.43 .-XA. l.2,3,4: Dramatic Snqlality 23,-lj Rep. 23 .-X.:X. l,2,3,4g Club 2.3.41 Rep. Z1 Prom Comm. 45 Rep. 43 Dramatic Club Z Lldriun Photo. lid. and dispenser. Mary Ellen Hurley Athletic Association l,2,3g Spanish Club 3,4 Maureen Anne Hynes Class Treas. lg Sorlality 2,3,-ll Rel 3: A..-X. 12.3.43 Dramatic Club 2,3 Spanish Club 3,4 QC? Patricia Horn Marion Marie Hughes Sodality Z3 A.,-X. l,2,3,-lg Dramatic Class Sec. l: Soclality 2.3,4: AA. 1, ' ',asii Club 2,45 Glec Club 2,4 Z,3,4g Rep. 33 Trcas. 43 Dramatic N Club 2,35 Spanish Club 3,4 n l H 'Q 1 Grace Imperato Mary Johnston Patricia Ann Kane S.C. 43 Class Vice-Pres. 43 Sodality Sodality 2,3,45 Rep, 23 AA, 1,2,3,4g Sodality Z: AA. l,Z,3,4g Diama ic Z,3,-lg A.A. l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2, Rep, 13 Dramatic Club 43 Glge Club Club 2,33 Glee Club 2 2 3,-lg Glee Club 3,4 B His example He is . . . Mary Keelan Sodality 2,3,4g Rep. 3g Comm. Head 43 A.A. l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club Z,3,4g Vice-Pres. 45 Trzmzpet 2,3,4g Ass't. Editor 4 ,Mt rll 2 3 Mary Anne Keppel Elizabeth Kelly Athletic Association l,2,3,4g Glee Sodality 2,3,4g Treasurer 45 A.A. l, Club2 2,3,43 Dramatic Club 2,35 Adrian Typist 4 F x 'UV 0 I X M fl I ' , Barbara Rose Klein Phyllis LaRocca w 55' m JX Sodality 2,3,-lg A.A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Athletic Association l,2,3,-lg Dramatic C .gl iiii Club 4 Club 2,3,4 Elena Mary Lecce Sodality 2,3,4g AA. 2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2 the universal model . . . s V Barbara jean Maguire Kathleen Maher Ursuline 1,29 S.C. 43 Sodality 3,43 S.C. 3,-13 Vice-Pres. 43 Class Vice- A. A. 35 Gabriel 33 Adrian Staff Pres. 33 Sodality 2,3,4: A..-X. l,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club 2,3,-15 Adrian Staff 39' I? I Andrea Lert Sodality 43 A.A. l,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club 4 Patricia Mann Honora Theresa Manning S.C. 2,3,45 Class Pres. 2,35 Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 3 4: Soclality 45 A.A. 2,3,45 Gabriel 35 Adrian Staff Catherine Elizabeth Maloney Sodality 2,3545 A.A. 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club Z,3,45 Band 1 accessible to all. especially Muriel Grace Matheson janet Matis Paula McCaFfery Sodality 35 A.A. l,2,3,45 Dramatic Sodality 45 Athletic Association 1,35 Soclality 35 A.A. l,2,3,45 Dramatic Club Z,3,4 Glee Club 2 Club 2,3,45 Sec. 45 Glce Club 35 Gabriel 35 Trumpet 1,25 Prom Comm. 35 Adrian Staff . EK! Dorothy jane McCarthy Mary Jane McGowan Mary Ann McKeon 50d3lit3' 42 AA- 1,43 DYHHIHUC Club S.C. 1,23 Class Treas. 1,42 Pres. 23 Sodality 2,3,43 A.A. 1,Z,3,-13 Dramatlc 4 Sodality 2,3,-lg AA. 1,2,3,-43 Cheer- Club 43 Glee Club 2 leading 3,43 Glee Club 2,43 Spanish Club 3,4 sl? l C to the young . . . Kathleen Mary Miller Barbara Mix S-C. 1,49 Class PFCS- 11 Sodalify Sodality 233,43 Comm. Head -l: A..-X. 2,3,4: Rep- 4: AA. 132,141 Glee Club 1,2,4g Dramatic Club 2,5 Z,3,-13 Adrian Typist Kathleen McKeown Sodality 2,3,-lg ,-X.A. 1,2,3,-13 Dramatic Club 4g Glee Club 23 Spanish Club 3 Virginia Mary Mulhere Marilyn Oddo Nancy Louise Orsini Sodality 2.33 .-X..-X. 1.2.3,-1: Spanish S.C. 3,42 Class Sec. 2: Trcas. 3: S0dality2,3,-Lg AA, l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 3 Pres. 4g Soclality 2,3,4: Sec. -11 A..-X. Club 2,3 l,3,-lg Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club 3 in the period of His hidden life, Sheila O'Sullivan jo-Anne Paino Soclality 4: AA. 1.2.3.-li C3160 Clllb Ursuline Academy 1: .Xtblctic Asso- 21 Spanish Club 3 ciation 2.3 Joanne Claire Palmer Sodality 2.4: AA. l,2.3,-13 Dramatic Club 2,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Prom Comm. 3 Patricia Peterson ' S.C. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 1,23 Sodality 2,3,4g A.A. 1,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club Z,3,4g Trimnpct l,2,3,4g Ass't Editor 35 Editor 4 Barbara Yvonne Patterson Sodality 2,35 A.A. l,2,3,-1: Rep. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Varsity l,2,3,4g Dra- matic Club 29 Glee Club 3,45 Gabriel 3 a life 0 labor and obedience . . . Theresa Ann Romano Sodality 2,3,4g A.A. l,2,3,4g Rep. 43 Cheerleading 3,45 Dramatic Club 4' Glee Club 2,3,4 1 Ethel Eleanor Pizzuti Sodality Z,3,4g A.A. l,2,3,-lg Spanish Sodality 2, A..-X. l,Z,3,4g Dramatic Club 3,4 Club 25 Spanish Club 3,4 Dorothy joan Reifenberger Q a t 1 Elizabeth A. Rose Issac E. Young lg Athletic Associa- tion 3,4 wb are i I 4 n Y 't ?l ' W .5 wr, rlwgf 13 ,t Eg 4 5 3 5 it Mary Grace Rose Marie Ryan Elizabeth Seton 1,23 Athlptic Associ- Sodality 2,3,4g AA. 1,2,3,4g Glee ation 43 Adrian Staff Club 2,4 adorned with all virtues, Rose Marie Salvante Class Treas. 43 Sodality 2,3,4g Rep. 25 A.A. 45 Glee Club 2,35 Adrian Literary Editor Theresa Salvatore New Rochelle High 3g Sodality 25 A.A. 23 Dramatic Club 2 Gail Schwarz Athletic Association l,2,4g Rep. 2: Varsity 1 f rx- D 40 l Norma Scott Cynthia Seney A.B. Davis 2,33 Sodality 45 Dramatic A.A. lg S.C. 43 Sodality 2,3,-13 Dra- Club 4 matic Club 2,3g Spanish Club 3 . . Xir,g?w t gf, , ' Q '5'l3JfT'l?ff,f2f1'-rf K I : 7 5, I M E l -xt ' fa wk my JZ Carol Setford ljlee Club 2,3 personal, domestic and social . . . 'K '? - l X Mary Signorelli Virginia Smith SC, 43 Class Pres. -l: AMA. l,2,3,4g A..-X. 1,2,3,-15 Dramatic Club 25 TI'lHllf7L'f Typist -l Adrian Typist -asf' Patricia Shevlin Class Sec. 25 A.A. lg Sodality 2,4 was l S.C. -lg AA. 1,Z,-lg Dramatic Club 25 Gz1b1'ic'I 3 Lucine Suarez Patricia Sweeney S0dali'fY 13,45 Comm- Head 42 A-A. Sodality 2,43 Athletic Association l,2,3,-13 Dramatic Club 2,3,-1: Rep. 25 1,1314 Treas. 35 Pres. 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Trzzuzlvcl 3,-l Mary Sofie 2 before God and menf' Grace Power Tubman Joyce Tyler Weeks S.C. 33 Class Sec. 3: Sodality 2,3,-11 S.C. 43 Soclality 2,3,-lg Comm. Head Rep. 23 A.A. 1,2,3,-lg Dramatic Club -lg Dramatic Club 2,3,-15 Spanish Club 2.3,-1: Rep. 3g Truuzfvet 3,43 Adrimz 3,-lg French Club 33 Prom Comm. Editor 4: Ciulwricl Editor 3 l lllll llllllllllll Agnello, C. 142 XVest Sidney Ave., Mt. Vernon Albero, B. 111 Townsend Ave., Pelham Manor Anderson, J. 98 Chatsworth Ave., Larchmont Avallone, C. 44 Fountain Pl., New Rochelle Ball, C. 200 Eastchester Rd., New Rochelle Balze, E. 52 Rose Ave., Tuckahoe Barry, A. 125 Claremont Ave., Mt. Vernon Bartley, P. 43 Lawrence Ave., Tuckahoc Bartley, S. 43 Lawrence Ave., Tuckahoe Birzgalis, M. 46 Fifth Ave., New Rochelle Bohmert, M. A. 637 Fairway Ave., Mamaroneck Brennan, M. A. 122 XVest First St., Mt. Vernon Burke, B. 94 Clove Rd., New Rochelle Cacciarella, L. 4447 Carpenter Ave., Bronx Calamari, M. 13 Vernon Pl., Mt. Vernon Capeci, M. 54 Church St.. New Rochelle Caposella, M. 727 Pelhamdale Ave., Pelham Caravetta, R. 86 Seventh St., New Rochelle Carinci, L. 4054 Carpenter Ave., Bronx Carroll, N. 56 Anderson St., New Rochelle Cignarella, L. 1049 E. 227 St., Bronx Clancy, M. 11 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers Clark, P. 39 Tudor Lane, Scarsdale Clifford, M. 12 Pel Place, Pelham Cochrane, D. 193 Center Ave., New Rochelle Connell, P. 4331 Byron Ave., Bronx Connolly, M. F. 25 Prospect St., New Rochelle Costa, M. 40 Crary Ave.. Mt. Vernon Coyne, K. 141 Mayflower Ave.. New Rochelle Creifelds, J. 220 1Vagner Ave.. Mamaroncck Cronin, E. 4155 Bronxwood Ave., Bronx Daly, E. 637 E. 232 St., Bronx Daly, V. 16 North Ninth Ave., Mt. Vernon D,Antoni, C. 4130 Bronxwood Ave., Bronx Deigan, B. 26 Sherwood Ave., Yonkers Devine, P. 23 Hall Ave., Tuckahoe Dieck, N. 17 Broadview Ave., New Rochelle Dillon, A. 24 Harrison St., Mt. Vernon Doyle, S. 14 -New St.. Tuckahoe Edwards, R. 577 East Third St., Mt. Vernon Elvey, C. L. 1733 Edenwald Ave., .Bronx Ennis, C. 6 Mt. Etna Pl., New Rochelle Flanagan, S. 18 Ellenton Ave., New Rochelle Fleming, M. 134 Bradley Road, Scarsdale Gill, J. 104 Gramatan Dr., Yonkers Gormley, P. 4138 Barnes Ave., Bronx Graham, M. 314 S. Third Ave., Mt. Vernon Grill, D. 50 lVhite Oak St., New Rochelle Halpin, E. 4 Cliff lVay, Larchmont Harrold, E. 17 Brady Ave., New Rochelle Hartmann, G. 144 Beechwood Ave., Mt. Vernon Healy, M. 105 S. Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon Heller. F. 284 S. Columhus Ave., Mt. Vernon Hernon, I. 138 Franklin Ave., Mt. Vernon Higgins, B. 70 Crestwood Ave., Crestwood Horn, P. 50 Davenport Ave., New Rochelle Hughes, M. 37 Jackson St., New Rochelle Hurley, M. E. 20 Bayard St.. New Rochelle Hynes, M. 2 Harrison Drive, Larchmont Imperato, G. 1908 Hering Ave., Bronx Johnston, M. 1768 Arnow Ave., Bronx Kane, P. 70 Second St., North Pelham Keelan, M. 273 lVest Lincoln Ave., Mt. Verr1on Kelly, E. 323 Huguenot St., New Rochelle Keppel, M. A. 106 Church St., New Rochelle Klein, B. Noel Circle, Harrison LaRocca, P. 21 Harrison Dr., Larchmont Lecce, E. 112 North Sixth Ave., Mt. Vernon Lert, A. 2184 Strang Ave., Bronx Maguire, B. 423 Bedford Ave., Mt. Vernon Maher, C. 105 South Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon Maloney, C. 352 South First Ave., Mt. Vernon Mann, P. 5 Atlas Pl., Mt. Vernon Manning, H. 14 Morgan St., New Rochelle Matheson, M. 203 Mamaroneck Ave., lVhite Plains Matis, J. 347 lVarwick Ave., Mt. Vernon McCafEery, P. 12 Forbes Blvd., Tuckahoe McCarthy, D. 900 lsahella St., Chicago, lll. McGowan, M. J. 279 South Colmnbus Ave., Mt. Vernon McKeon, M. A. 3353 Baychester Ave., Bronx McKeown, K. 65 King Ave., Yonkers Miller, K. 203 South Columbus Ave., Mt. Vernon Mix, B. 920-B Pelhamdale Ave.. Pelham Manor Mulhere, V. 3 Monroe St., New Rochelle Oddo, M. 47 Overlook Ave.. Tnckahoe Orsini, N. 1 Beechmont Dr., New Rochelle O'Sul1ivan, S. 48 Crotty Ave.. Yonkers Paino, J. A. 164 Union Ave.. New Rochelle Palmer, J. 12 lnterlaken Dr., Tuckahoe Patterson, B. 48 Hudson St., New Rochelle Pizzuti, E. 409 East Fifth St.. Mt. Vernon Reifenberger, D. 51 Clove Road, New Rochelle Romano, T. - 711 East 214 St., Bronx Rose, E. 138 Beechwood Ave., New Rochelle Rose, M. G. 2238 Palmer Ave., New Rochelle Ryan, L. 4266 Vireo Ave., Bronx Salvante, R. M. 52 Rhodes St., New Rochelle Salvatore, T. 26 Everett St., New Rochelle Schwarz, G. 39 Birch St., New Rochelle Scott, N. 18 Summit Ave., Mt. Vernon Seney, C. 183 Brookdale Ave., New Rochelle Setford, C. 501 Pelham Rd., New Rochelle Shevlin, P. 3 Sherman Ave., Mt. Vernon Signorelli, M. 50 XVest Second St., Mt. Vernon Smith. V. 162 Mt. Joy Pl., New Rochelle Sofie, M. 115 S. High St., Mt. Vernon Suarez, L. 28 Huntley Rd., Eastchester Sweeney, P. 800 Fordham St., Hart Island Tubman, G.' 249 Monterey Ave., Pelham Weeks, J. 445 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon The proper and immediate end L. Cignarella listens to the latest from Liberace wllile her classmates study diligently. lfirst row Cl. to r.9 : V. Mulhere, J. Paino, C. Ayallone. Second row: Bl. Healy, and D. Cochrane. M. Keelan emcees the Christmas party given by So- dalists for children from the Cardinal McCloskey home. Highlight of the party was the arrival of Sandy Claus Doyle, who distributed prizes. Testing the durability of Cztrols new car are M, Clif- ford, H. Manning, M. Capeei, B. Burke, and M. Hynes. 4 NI Oddo pres andf lmpnrato xice pies IUH l FUR I l I i 4:-M. Signorelli, pres., and P. Mann, vice-pres. 4 vM. Graham, vice-pres., and ll. Albero, pres. Coyne, sec. .N fu l 4'-M. A. Bohmert. treas., and K. 4' 42-R. M. Salvante, treas., and R. X. Caravetta, sec. -V-M. J. Barry, sec. McGowan, treas., a B. Klein and lf, Pizzuti discufs the latest scholarship announcements. jnht i 441. P 'Q mfx- 3 1 :Q if iX 3 in Stnclent Councilor Grace linpurato cheeks Carol Pauls lunch time pass at Siberia while C. Ball, Hartley, M. Keelan, ancl lf. Lecce also await olticial approval to leave the school grounds. Another senior lnnch period, this time in 202. C. Maloney catches np on swine last minute liuineworli while C. Ennis reads a letter to M. Graham. , 0 posted on the hoard hehincl them. while M. Birzgalis and F, Heller Chat with X. Carroll. of Christian education is to cooperate with Divine grace . . . u XVhite gloves, everyone? NVearing their broad- est smiles, these seniors prepare to mareh in the Columbus Day Parade. B Rowing is such fun, laughs J. Creiields as she locks oars for the thirty- hrst time. C-H-li-E-S-E! m Pessimistl Put down that umbrella! Erleap hig totem pole. New Haven Track Team tThis did not tit on the AA. pagelj XYill we ever arrive? 'ALovely to look at. delightful to knon '... Eight seniors compete for the title of Miss Saint Gabriel. They are tl. to r.j: P. Mann, E. Fleming, S. Flanagan, D. McCarthy, winner, M. Bohmert, G. Schwarz, P. Peterson, and P. MeCaffery. A New York City policeman casts an admiring frlanee at P. Devine. Oh, those lovely Gahrielites! M. Clifford takes a little nap until the picture is taken while E. Harrold smiles on. A very elusive element! '4You mean you want to take a picture of little old me? m Ooooh, look at that! These seniors are gazing at an impressive display of patriotism during the Parade. W' , 'UQ -wwf' 02,3 X. . ,IC sf A8- Xffi 9 t 3554 Qfi O LQ!! . . . in orming true and perfect Christiansf' . . . Every Christian youth has a strict right to instruction in har- mony with the teachings of the Church, the pillar and ground of truth. l-lurray, our senior caps at last! XVaiting anxiously in line for their mark of distinction are fl. to r.J: li. Pizzuti, B. Klein, Nl. Keppel, lf. Balze. S. Doyle receives li. Higgins' money as D. Grill smiles jubilantly. A -. .mtg . ,wiiiN,-,.1i,:t,+t. .W - V we 4t21f?LQ'z1l2v4,1Yg 55 5 :izf.L1'Zf'2,l4:Li'iigK ' J 5:5935 Qizisl lm L A Don't we look sharp? M. Keelan, 3 f G. Tubman, G. Imperato, S. Flana- I f 5 'fi I r fe i gan, K. Maher, and J. NVeeks happily 4 I don their mortar boards. 7 ,X : A +-u.,,.,. - 1. t , 1 - A .f ,W . Intangible time has fled down the corridors which will soon resound with only dimming echoes of our laughter. Shining eyes now search for new horizons, since 1ife's ebb and How has set the barques of our future in motion. It is ebb tide now, drawing us out over the shoals of the adult world, but memories of a turreted fortress, rich in tradition and ideals, occupy the warmest corner of our hearts. lr , ' xg! 4 1 .KR PY 5? 1 Q.. 4' is ai' wax f-,RSX , s, x .'u fa, II' g C akxx U, NN fx X aw. QW rays fa If 2952 4 i .'zi:1:I:5:1:1:5:3:1:1'f '4i:f:2:f:::Q:37:2:1:-. , Y., ,..... X ' 'I5151f1E1EIE25:7.:... , .gq:I?IEIE1E1E!E5S5E55E ' EF g:f:E:E:f:3:f:f:2:5:3 .-:-:fE5:2:!E1:1:I:7:1iCf1E?EIffEFiF - -' , ,.,..:::1:::3:,:.:.g.g.1.:.:.:.:.-.-.- - 55::Z:5:::5:::::5:::::1:f:kf '' .,...,.::::::5:3:g:g'4:':-:-'-' ' g:3:5:5:5:5sa-N This colophon in a fine yearbook says not just We will do -But WE have GUNS We have enjoyed working with you on this, your 1955 yearbook. You have had our promise of an excellent publication. You have in your hand our performance. We hope you are well pleased. Abaw, an old colophon and inside it 4 romparativfly new one, .rignifying the Jpiril ofCampu.r-progreuion baud on tradition. CAMPUS PUBLISHI H DIVISION OF THE DORVILLE CORPORATION 1420 Walnut Street 0 Philadelphia 2, Pa. CREATORS OF FINE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE LIYERATURE FOR,l6 YEARS 90 Compliments of THE PARENTS' ASSOCIATION of SAINT GABRIEL HIGH SCHOOL MII. MICHAEL S. MANN, President Mas. EDITH MCNAMEE, Vice President Mas. ALEXANDER KING, Secretary MR. 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