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

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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!

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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.

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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.