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

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MICHAEL JOSEPI I DOLAN “Shakes 337 Seventh Avenue Newark, N. J. Full of Irish wit . . . laughing and wondering eyes . . . one of the four Roman Generals... keeps the 22 bus running . . . loves his holi- days . . . Got any homework? . . . “Come on, Benny, let me use the саг”... Taylor, Joe . . . always seems to say the right thing at the wrong time. DOLORES ANNE DAVID Dee 2183 Vaux Hall Road Union, N. J. Dark brown hair with eyes to match... a peppy cheerleader . . . full of fun and life ... always ready to help a friend . . . speaks her mind . . . needs longer weekends . . . a good friend to have.

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ROSEMARIE THERESA ADAMS “Ro-Ro 112 Ferry Street Newark, N. J. Smiling Irish eyes . . . voted best dancer . . . soft brown hair . . . considerate of all... pleasant, pleasing, and popular . . . always happy . . . proud to be Irish . . . to be a secre- {агу is her aim . . . to know her is to love her. HELEN TERESA ABRAMSKI “Helen” 580 South 13th Street Newark, N. J. Dark brown hair that always falls into a page boy . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . quiet, shy personality . . . Little Miss Editor . . . always a smile for everyone . . . avid Ricky Nelson fan . . . faithful bell ringer . . . top honor student . . . speedy and neat typist . . . an asset to any businessman.

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JAMES MICHAEL DURKIN “Scotch 30 South 13th Street Newark, N. J. Happy fellow . . . refugee from St. Michael's . .. never catches the 22 bus on time... quick-footed basketball player . . . one of the = Roman Generals . . . admirer of Andy Griffith . . . has a plentiful supply of jokes. NEAL CHARLES DUGAN “Neal” 100 Fourth Street Newark, N. J. George Gobels double . . . a crew cut that never grows . .. a smile that sets you spinning . + «+ hearty laugh . . . a real jolly fellow... a boy you can't help liking . . . striking personality.