St Johns Cathedral School - Chimes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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W 1 J ST. JO!-IN ANNUAL MARTHA CATH. McPARLIN We are conhdent that Martha Catherine McParlin will surely realize her ambition to become a private sec- retary, due to her quiet and unas- suming manner and. pleasant smile. Grant School, Garfield. MARGARET McWILLIAMS Micke Mickieg who is one of our smallest seniors, is also one of our brightest. If good things come in small pack- ages, certainly Mickie is a most valu- able asset to any class. She certainly I NWN 4 VINCENT MORRIS Vince The sound of a heated argument means that a crowd is again trying to change one of Vince's ideas. His rock-bound principles, however, are relieved by the ability to get along with anyone, his intelligence and sense of humor are indicative of a well-rounded character. Lincoln Park School. has been one to ours. Saint John. Page Twenty-four MARY MULLEN Mae Mae is easyito look at and easy to love. Notwithstanding her happy- go-lucky nature, she scales the heights of scholarship with ease. We need not say Enjoy life for we know you will, Mae. . Saint john.

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, X is ST. JO!-IN ANNUAL JOHN McALLISTER Gabby Pray, who doesn't know the boy with the many appellationst Gabby,,' Mac, Jake or what have you? Ready for anything, Gabby made a good catcher on the baseball team for several years. It must be his lrish that makes him so popularl Saint Paul. LEONA MCGARRY Le . . Le has been voted class ,pret- tiest by virtue of her pulchritude and sweet personality. Art is her chief interest. She aims to become a commercial designer. Success for her is doubly assured by her devotion to the work which lies at hand. Saint John. Q I , ,, , FIDELES MCKEOWN Dale CATHERINE MCLOUGHLIN In Dale we have the class treas- urer whose hardest job is to make the boys square their debts. In spite of complications, Mac has done a grand job. We appreciate you, CfMaC.7Y Saint John. Page Twenty-tlzree Cassie Don't let Cassie's', demureness fool you for, believe us, she can and does enjoy herself. Although younger than anyone in the class, Cassie is mentally so superior that we run to catch up. Everyone loves her. Saint John. fy Z.

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yi ST. JCI-IN ANNUAL We give you our president, Frank, who presents himself armed with an irresistible smile and a spirit more - than agreeable. Athlete, student and ' gentleman aptly describe him. Our Lady of Lourdes. MARIE NOLAN Marie Presenting our blushing Marie- She of the nursing aspiration. Her blushes have been a source of merri- ment for many a day. Being one of those people who can't help getting along, we know there's happiness ahead for Marie. Saint Boniface. sl RITA NORMAN Reet Although we seldom hear her voice, her presence is everywhere out- standing. This We attribute to her affectionate and loyal disposition. In short, Reet possesses all the qualities of what is known as a good sportf' St. George. Page Twenty-five I JOHN O'DONNELL Don What school dance would be com- plete without our amiable musician, Whose skill at the keyboard is readily acknowledged? A leading Thespian in all our plays, we expect to see Donls name in White Ligfzhrf' Saint Agnes.