St James High School - Pelican Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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BRENDA CARLSON BREN 12 Hoover Street North Arlington, New Jersey The tall young girl with her short honey brown hair matching a honey dripping disposition is none other than Our Brenda. Honestly, where she gets all her pep and liveliness from we'll never know. Нег slim figure cuts an unusually characteristic pose as she struts around in her latest fashions. To be a private secretary is her aim, and knowing her, we may assure ourselves that she will succeed. AGNES CHURCHILL AGGIE 162 Vermont Avenue Newark, New Jersey Come rain, snow, sleet, or any other disturbing influ- ence, r est assured that Agnes will never be found to be out of sorts or short of temper. This placid lass has found the way to look to the rosey side of things, and take common crisis in her stride. Our competent lass never failed to pre- sent a meticulously perfect job in all her efforts.

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MARY ARPAIO 92 Warwick Street Newark, New Jersey The dark-haired baby-faced young lady, whose primary interest lies in the field of business is always on hand when a gab-fest is on the way. Never flustered; she is always willing to try hard and stick with a job until it is finished. Sweet and sensible, her time is your time a friend to all. GERALDINO BOTTINO GERRY 32 Warwick Street Newark, New Jersey A flashing smile, a ready wit, and a most delightful personality are Gerry's trademarks. Never has she failed to lend a helping hand when it was most needed. We will miss her for her engaging manner, the mischievous twinkle in her brown eyes, and a truly enjoyable sense of humor. We'll all miss you, Gerry, so here's wishing you all the luck and success a sweet girl like you deserves.

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CONCETTA DePALMA CHET 73 New York Avenue Newark, New Jersey Soft, brown hair and languid grace, Chet person- ifies good humor. We can't remember her without a gentle smile playing about her lips. She and her close knit circle of friends made up a congenial group around a lively lunch table every day in the cafeteria, where all good pals meet to discuss the events of the day. Always happy, cheery, gay, that's the secret of her winning way. ARLENE DURL DIMPLES 224 So. Orange Avenue Newark, New Jersey Her reserved smile and quiet manner gave Arlene a special distinction among the chattering groups in the Senior Class during our four years. She was an obliging, hard worker, solicitous of other peoples' needs and willing to lend a hand or ear to the newest problem or the latest thrill. With her many good qualities, we are sure, she will succeed in everything she may undertake.