St Johns High School - The Eagle Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1957 volume:

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In this present age when evil seems to envelop the world like a fearful tem- pest, America needs cou- rageous and determined youth. We have been educated to satisfy this need, As Amer ican Catholic youth, we are the hope of Christ, the hope of the Church, and the hope of a strong America. 4 --.9 I ff' 1' 7 44: 44 4 1 4 44 41, 444' 41 4 4 1 4 'il 44 Q' 514 4 441 C K 1 K 5' 4' X , +1 1 I 2 1 , A 5 Q l ' '- F 5 5 K . v . xl ,V f RW! 'M-w K. 0 2 W' - - I X His Holiness POPE PIUS XII N , . , , 5 V ,fwl:?kil.' 1-Y f '- '- ' 4 X'-. . 'K f . 5, 'fly 13 . ,, 1. .4 T. A fig, I--In V'-Hs R ,Ay JK , A Q A ' P' '74 4 M 1 'Z' si v 4 I X1 ' N A V f in - ,, gp jf , W g X ,A if I A 6 , M ,X f Mr 1 Wg f ,--'34 .f 1 ,., fi ,jfiif 'f 'f , .. ' K. kr v k J , lk VA H jk, A mpg 4. , L X L Q . f-3 gli 3553 I 1 'f ,Q W nw. X 1 H ww Q5.,2f 'f f'L L ' - - ff ! F... YY' ,vm .- PM NM v if 5 I . 1f'x4 Q ,.p4 5 , s 5 . , cc - ' Q -. www . W I A 1 . kin 1.-,LV A , .- . X , ' s , , 3 K' Q .f ' avi ,, ll' Q 4f -:qt . h ' N His Eminence ,Z zf? ' fffi' . L - W ' ' f1'f?E,f5' FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN I -' . j'A8iIl ' . 'x is.. In mix' I ' f I 0' f if prefix X 4 , 5. Q., SQQUEREDEUM J ' M I N 9. , .' lv 'I f lv .J ,X nl -s V f , 3,41 if . xg , M .V lf-' 1, I 'U4 lQ, 1... fx ,lf r - Nfl 1 3 Q VJ Q' Q5 if Q, ' 2.5 ' K MW M , ,JVM ff' P2 V1 ff T. H ' 'ff 1 B N f '-f 1y5 'Q' J .A rf? fx' H, V if' .L -W 2 Vo' ,IL ui Q 'NI L x' 2 -.gg 1 .K f if ' 'H f aw A Em ii ' 3 ., QW' X L if ia 'fu' 'affxfw' 'f f ff-H Q -sn 1 K ' V , l Iv A 1 523 4 ' K 14 . , ' E A L f :affix I A 1 x Q .. W ' 4-gf fflifiifii it if is ig A i 5 Jixiigkssb 2, A 2 Y I -3 I , ll' wpwfvQ:.?K ,mi ?i?ivZ,5z5,,r,i'efii 1 s 1 The Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph W. Grundner pro- motes the work of Catholic education at St. Iohn's in his par- ish with priestly zeal and fatherly interest. His familiar fig- ure is seen at all activities: in the Church, celebrating mass for our special occasions, hearing confessions before the first Friday of every month, officiating at the senior ring ceremonyg in the school, distributing the quarterly reports, attending the annual play, encouraging us by his presence at all our scholas- tic and social functions. Monsignor is always there, and thus has endeared himself to each and every one at St. Iohn's High School. The Right Reverend MONSIGNOR JOSEPH W. GRUNDNER Director of St. Iohn's High School REVEREND JOHN A. GALLAGHER an a , u lx 'r Vs 3,1 in n--1.l, I During our high school years, we realize the impor- tant part which the priests have played in our individual lives. In early October of this year, Father Gallagher came to St. John's. Through the weekly religion classes he has tried to prepare us to face the challenge of the years ahead. For his earnest efforts to enrich our lives with a fuller knowledge of our Catholic heritage, we are deeply grateful. Nr J uk We see all that you see and beyond we see yet divine truth. BISHOP SPALDING SISTER MARY AGNES, Principal SISTER MARY STANISLAUS Senior Homeroom SISTER MARY DAMIEN Junior Horneroom SISTER MARY VINCENT Sophomore Homeroom SISTER MARY CHABANEL Freshman Homeroom f ,M ,.., , X .., X4 54 M,..- 2' ESTHER BERNADETTE MCCORMICK St. Joseph, Middletown Sincere friendliness and charm coupled with a deep and understand- ing interest in others. . . those spar- kling locks. . . a most accommodating Miss. . . always ready for a happy time. THERESA MARY TURI St. John, Goshen It's nice to be nice if you're nat- urally nice. . . co-captain of the bas- ketball team. . .friendliness radiates her life. . .plenty of school spirit. JOANNE LOUISE LONG St. Joseph, Middletown A ready smile, unfailing gener- osity, and an easy unruffled good nature. . . When Johnny comes marching home . . . those trips to Lyndhurst. . .lady at all times. . . delightful to know. oo?P FP!-4 EZ' cnmlb 5 555 H :1:E'gg PNUQZJQU1 foetg' :.ES 5-U 42:5-'O 'fi5's'f:'6 omw r-1 -1-.mf-QQ :NSOE mee-'E I-lE 'fb as ' K o'Uwnr-4 05 so :OE G Nr-5x4 U7 mv' E '?.?71c.' 064 1,7 ?O Zig ua Sl - rf billion friends. . . Giant steps in brains. CATHERINE MARY HALEY Mt. Carmel, Middletown Witty jest, frequent smile. . . real George . . .has a dash of the un- expected. . . Let's put the top down , , ,always in the mood loves to drive. . . future teacher. DENNIS CHARLES COSGROVE Mt. Carmel, Middletown Resourceful. . . eager. . .friendly . . . true. , , always a cheerful word or two. . . why worry?. . . I betcha! . . . I had to leave a little girl in Kingston town . . . Happy- go-lucky. RITA ILEEN HINMAN Holy Name, Otisville Gentle , serene. '. . determined will and a warm heart. . . as fem- inine as lace and ruffles. . .future Betty Crocker . . . a friend to be valued, ROBERT CHARLES EURICH St, Joseph, Middletown He is never alone who is accom- panied by noble thoughts and cour- teous actions.. . FAITH, Hope and Charity . . . easy to get along with. MARY ANN JONES St. John, Goshen A pixie of impish grace. . . prefers longer lunch periods. . .lovely to talk with. . . delightful to know. . . possesses the formula for true friend- ship. JOSEPH LUKE GARVLLA St. Joseph, Middletown Spontaneous smile. . .Daddy-Long- Legs. . . Arrhenius . . . watch my dancing feet. . .no end of good dis- position. . .laughing and talking all the day. DOROTHY ANN LISESKI St. John, Goshen Unaffected manner. . . enthusiasm for outdoor life. . . sincere in all she says and does. . . always the willing helper. ,p',i- QGQW so 7 ,115 11 'S rg r STEPHEN VINCENT GRZYWACZEWSKI St. John, Goshen Happy am I, from care I'm free why aren't they all content like me' . . . 65070 my goal. . . Geometry raised to fourth power . . . pile in . . .Basketball coach. . . strong sin- cerity. 'fits I ' 1. --f .li - K . 2 ' 2 f IAVA A f - A fi ysls sf. s 4554 iis -'-' -. ' Ii. 1-12. wi 1: ROSE MARIE ANNE MALANO St. Joseph, Middletown Her heart like the sea, ever open, brave and free. . . a bit of serious- ness, a bit of fun. . . talks aplenty. . . always Bob ing along. . . good things come in small packages. EDWARD CHARLES HAWKINS St. Mary, Port Jervis Neither rain nor snow nor sleet nor hail stops the Erie. . . straight from Port. . . willing helper. . . speech is great but silence greater. KATHLEEN HELENA MOORE St. Joseph, Middletown Proficient and industrious. . . love- liness in heart and manner, . . Judy dear. . . golden sunshine in her locks . . . number please, LEON PETER KELLER St. John, Goshen A man of few words. . . Let the world slide by . . . ace mechanic never hurried nor worried. . . whiz at math. . . Figure it out in your head. . . save paper. SOPHIE MADELINE SANOK St. John, Goshen Milk money, please . . . rest- less energy. . . force. . . at home on the basketball court Qthe floorj. . . off to Pine Island. . .1et's polka. ROBERT EDWARD READ Mt. Carmel, Middletown A walking history book. . . class statesman. . . civil R-I-G-H-T-S . . . true Democrat. . . thoughtful and reserved. . . ready helper. . . future politician, KATHLEEN ELLEN SNEE Sacred Heart, Monroe Invigorating. . . hurries the world along by her interest in others. . , keen wit. . . rooter for the Irish. . . Hurry and finish your lunch. 0 37115 I7 . is , O DOUGLAS DANIEL SCHNEIDER Holy Cross, Slate Hill A real gentleman. . . calm ex- terior. . .persevering. . . ambitious . . . a science man. . .Hopes to en- gineer things. . . Back in the Saddle Again. '- -'r MARGARET MARY TERRACINO St. John, Goshen Light-hearted. . . carefree, . . gay, . friends aplenty. , .pizza pies. . . Peg of our hearts . . . which way to Flor- ida?. . .no ration on giggles. DORAN TIMOTHY SEAQUIST Holy Rosary, Greenwood Lake Irish eyes filled with laughter. . . a good fellow. . .man with a casual air. . . captain of the basketball team . . . sturdy without. . .blushes with ease. EILEEN MARY TONER St. Joseph, Middletown Amiable and witty on the surfaceg true and sincere of heart. . . fun-1ov- ing nature. . . typical Irish colleen. . better late than never. . . smiles trouble away. EUGENE GERARD GARVEY St. Stephen, Warwick Optimistic. . . thoughtful and re- served. . . good natured. . . try, try again. . . a little nonsense now and then. . . calling long distance. . . from Warwick. . . why worry? hails FAITH ANITA WILLIAMS St. Mary, Port Jervis Thoughtful. . .hosts of friends. . . capable and efficient. . .future Florence Nightingale. . .looks on the happy side. . .quiet with laughter in her eyes, EDWARD JOSEPH TURI St. Joseph, Middletown A rare compound of frolic and fun. . . makes the winning point. . . irrepressible. . . gay and carefree. . . allergic to history. . . courteous of speech. . . Hold that bus. ROSE MARY WEIGEL St. John, Goshen Regal poise. . . gracious charm, , . Where's Penn? . . . those diets. . , would welcome shorter school days . . . mischief in her makeup. HIGH x JR f,,Xx 'Sr QNNY -,-ff' 0+ 6 s 'S 5 Ao' , C' Q Q5 'I A 'S' . ' - -f ' o F- 7 1 ' O rn fy Y I., Q ' 'V O0 Q0 1 'V 1. H, 1 ,S ,Q W H ,p mf.:- R. A X H, Q PS 2 E QV 'QF' v E E .R 5 3 Q E 5 A5 S 4 ef -1 5 If S1 ii 2 If I A gi 6 3 W Qi ,?:i if fr gx 5 4, 7 W' , ,K , , 53 4. 3 Q f J ? ef-S sf 61 f' U.,-'-f 'M ,V ,A fr' ri .i P- - 2' 1 1, AMERICA - A LA D OF PROMI E 'E' N.:- Y.. R- WWW JU IORS Teacher, Sister Mary Damien. First row: Lorraine Butera, Deanna Krzuzczuk, Martha Sanok, John Weigel, Wil- liam Murray, John Sosler. Second row: Margaret Medulan, Ioan Tobin, William Sanok, James Cunningham, Michael Dineen. Third row: Paul Donnelly, Larry Myruski, Mary Ann Neely, Gene Nigra, Raymond Ostrowski. Fourth row: Ann Williams, John Galvin, Richard McCormick, Thomas O'Brien. Standing: Ann Osborn, Michelle Pomares, Carol Coppers, Marlene Folger, Regina Joyce, Adrienne Ford, Kathleen Treanor. 4, ---::.l Xa Physicists: Tim Seaquist, Ed Turi, Leon Keller, Paul Donnelly, Dennis Cosgrove, Douglas Schneider, and Ray Ostrowski watch hopefully for the outcome of their experiment, ,-ga Juniors: William Sanok, Larry Myruski, Martha Sanok, Adrienne Ford, Joseph Kondracki, Roscoe Cunningham, John Galvin, Paul Donnelly, Ann Williams. Those ever necessary last minute preparations, just before class begins. The borrowers and lenders make their transactions before the sound of the bell. .wr .W ...WMM ,..,.,.....-f ' X 5 . sg f PRAYER + STUDY H SULCW Adrienne Ford and Ann Williams place finishing touches on the January bulletin board. Did it inspire you to pray and study? Result - Success? ' V? xy -N., NI 'vnu-um OPHOMORE Standing: Paul Martin, Dolores Kozola, Nancy Mullin, Patricia Wontz, Caroline De Stefano, Nancy McCormick, Jane Metze, Maureen O'Shea, Patricia Weeks, Edna Prickett, Theresa Bundschu. First row: John McManus, Rob- ert Hart, Robert Ellert, John Deshler, Donald Kehoe, Arthur Wegman. Second row: Stanley Labonowski, Ronald Myslinski, John Turi, Gene Kangley, Steve Jones, William Finn, Lawrence Presto. Third IOW: Marguerite Bullis, Phyllis Medulan, Regina Pierpoint, Mary Dolaway, Paula Myruski. Fourth row: Ioan Hanley, Kathleen Garvey, Frances Adams, Georgene Licardi. Fifth row: Rose Marie Reynolds, Barbara Fleming. figs ,f'7-ti' Have no fear. .it's only practice in dra- matic declamation. Pip from Dicken's Great Expectations, lived again in St. Iohn's. Learning square dancing from sen- ror, Ileen Hmman, is fun x R W-...F Operation: Grasshopper dissection. Sophomore Interns: Arthur Wegman, Nancy Mullin, Barbara Fleming, Georgene Licardi, Steve Jones Place: Lab. O.R. aw -' r,. . W' v-nf' Steve Jones and Caroline DeStefano seem rather dubious as they bisect an angle. Es, L NM mimi fwj - 5 , is is the day for wh W RETREAT TIME The annual retreat plays an important part in the unification of our love of God and country. These students look spiritually fortified after hearing Father Burke's words of wisdom. fl Rosemarie Malarlo and TUCICSH Tl-lfi Reverend John Gallegher and Douglas Schneider. praying Her Little Way. Wise counseling helps the students to make worth- while life plans. Ni.. aw '-,A ii A 5 Y f ff ff , AL:-f .1..,Mu,L- g., A -mKvs,g,:g,,1,, ,. - ' K ' 5 .AAQ 1 . i 1 QM J ,Y 1 V 1 ze, f , .mf Q n X . W n 1 sa' ,M-w -f fs, '52 'O' 55 'S' n 3 N351-:lf f -9 'Q 3451. is rf. A y ff f 1 . ' wi if K V K 'V ,,.,. r-.M-Lf,-.4 i xx. H Q V- ,M , . e. 5 .91 ef 1 S. 1-' ,.. L .,,,.. , 5 X 235 f gf s' . 1 ...,.......v- 4 , . 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First row: Rose Maey Weigel, Joan Hanley, Catherine Diehl, Rosemarie Malano, Theresa Turi, Althea May, Denise Schneider. Second row: Cathering Edwards, Barbara Fleming, Margaret Medulan, Bernadette McCormick, Patricia Myniski, Joanne Long, Michelle Pomares, Margaret Terracino, Ann Williams, Maureen O'Shea, Margaret Medulan, Joan Tobin. Since speech tells tales about one's personality, education and even attitudes, a tape record ing proved invaluable training. John McManus, Kathleen Moore, Adrienne Ford, Michelle Pomares, Joan Tobin, Ann Osborn, William Huestis, Edward Hawkins. Q 0 Editor-in-Chief KATHLEEN MOORE Good Morning, Photography Department, . . you said the pictures would be completed by today. . . The voice with the smile once again brought success, The deadline was reached. YEARBOOK STAFF Layout Editors ILEEN HINMAN and ROSEMARIE MALANO AQ TV Copy Editors CATHERINE HALEY and THERESA TURI PATRICIA MYRUSKI EILEEN TONER and KATHLEEN SNEE Editor Typists . AND NEWS Combining fun with work, these ardent joumalists make possible our fact-filled periodical, The Spotlight. With captivating news articles, stories, and puzzles, the paper is eagerly awaited each month. From editor to typists, each contributes his best toward the production of a truly fine newspaper which reveals the democratic ideals of Catholic youth. SOPHIE SANOK PAUL DONNELLY TIM SEAQUIST MARY ANN JONES Exhange Editor Feature Editor Co-sports Editor Co-sports Editor AMERICA - A LAND OF OPPORTUNITY FACULTY and SCHOLASTIC - What does the title Honor Student mean? This praiseworthy dis- tinction is an indication that by perseverance in overcoming difficulties and by diligence in performing daily assignments, these students have maintained an average of 85010 or over and have won the approval of the faculty in conduct and deportment. Their pride is a justifiable one. They have developed the talents God gave them. s as isse T M A..-to saic aaf, a if--is if , y M ss . A . is if w A ,. .. u p Catherine Haley Kathleen Moore Patricia Myruski Kathleen Snee Eileen Toner 'V - ' f' a ss -s - - . .l t. , ,, L I ik, , 5 f is , r 1, H Q. ,, . Q W F- A f 7 fi H TF, ' - :I su K: ' ' 'I ' ' .: ii YH ., ' 1 - fi '- L, ..I if . ., ' r :,..pl,. 5 -X,. . f i '-' ' W'fi gli.. fr r t if x ' V , V me Wk X, this - . Y xt. k .4 x Q4 G' s as 1 H W ,, ya if Carol Coppers Michelle Pomares William Sanok Kathleen Treanor Frances Adams TUCICSH Bundschu , t. M :,. 5 'D i--. g V p T ZVI , if 'ji T rp T r an ccss 4 is - . strel 1 f KN T I n 1 LLL 'i f K 1 R a t was spy Q c s . - , f Q T5 s Q i 2 if W Robert Euan Barbara Fleming Dolores Kozala Nancy Mullin Nancy McCormick Mary Cunningham Catherine Diehl Elamarie Dolan Lillian Kata Janet KODd1'3Cki MMY Lewis Amhonl' Lelfite me fmt r f i , ' p .. is , K y t i .- .f -- xr' . :gf tx. 'lg - - , -'gt . w r is . Q ,f ':- , :ani r 1 -I . . ' . , -- ' ' 5: k f ' ni' - -:sm , iff - 35' ' ' 4' ff. --Q ' .fi f 2.: ,.. N ? 'i r , hp Jane Malarska Virginia Smith Carol Mesnica Victoria Owens Patricia Sanok MarY Ann Mason FAC LTY LI T These students have satisfactorily passed all subjects and have won the approval conduct and cooperation. L . E. Hawkins ,..--, ,F I. Hinman Q. 'lx Z.. M. A. Jones , Nl L. Keller J. Long cg? p'?3'fff i , A K .- , ,-v f. f ar gym , . T if rg. y A ,s--.. f X ' .W 1 ,ff i y .s., 4 if A A .J .V 'Q '. . . .V M in , tm 'Q if . ' 3 ! .gn , - A. if Q . Q ,I S. A I 1 A i s A Q ' . we . . 5 5' W 5 A 719' - H ,V - .,,,.. ' 1 Q ... . ,. Af Q 1 Ln A - .. - K . - S I S , ,Q gf 5 ' ,1 , .ef'f-wlfffiifgs. 3 - if ' ff Q 'SZ' . 'N' ..g.. ei iff 3 of the faculty in R. Malano D. Schneider S. Sanok M. Terracino T. Turi F. Williams R. M. Weigel R. Cunningham A. Ford M. Medulan A. Osborn I. Sosler J. Tobin J. Weigel A. Williams I. Hanley S. Labanowski G. Licardi P. Martin I. Metze E. Prickett P. Weeks A. Frohbose M. Hagan A. Jankowski L. lederhaas H. Pittner D. Schneider A. Smith R. Snee E, Do the Bunny Hop! Hop! . . .Hopl . . .Hopi I Couldn't help it, Joanne. ACTIVITIES Members of the Chess and Checkers Club, Ed Hawkins, and Mike Dineen, demonstrate the intricacies of chess. N: in 5 b., ,1-fx, a.m..:.5' f , 5, , x SWB W , Q s First row: Jane Metze, Irene Innella, Nancy McCormick. Second row: Rose Marie Reynolds, Patricia Wontz, Paula Myruski. Smiles are typical of the six Junior varsity cheerleaders as they urge their team on to victory. We wonl Wewonl We won, by golly, we won! Irene Innella, Jane Malarski, Sophie Sanok. ' fm Practice makes perfect! Faith Williams, Ann Williams, Joan Hanley X, -an-ef:-:,M Q, .5 3 It's how they play that counts. Good sportsmanship, energetic and enthusiastic playing characterizes St. I0hn's team. - . 1 . , j ,Q 'wh-wa.: 'vu- -x LQ 4 f 1 A A QQ . i Q -- ., xi . HQSMM .. wif'-7i 'w .' - ,,.,. g .. . I 7' - a a QQ y J . AAA. L -5 LEMWQQQSM f k2ffsSg,pQigiS? K I . Nxyw V., . N, 3 L 4 XNA BASKETB LL VARSITY TEAM First row: Roscoe Cunningham, Steve Grzywacgski, Richard McCormick, Jack Weigel. Second row: Den- nis Cosgrove, Douglas Schnieder, John Galvin, Thomas O'Brien, Tim Seaquist. Successful defense of the St. Iohn's title was main- tained by our energetic team. With leaps and bounds they played hard and met with success. The 1957 trophy for Orange County was theirs. ler. JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Gene Kangley, Paul Mar- tin, John McManus. Second row: Bill Murray, Steve Jones, John Desh- COACH EDWARD KNOBB .. Lawrence Presto smiles proudly as Roscoe Cunningham prepares to hang C.Y.O, trophy won by alert St. John's players. Well done, boys!!! , xxx Yea, team is shouted enthu- siastically by loyal St. Iohn's fans On to victory, St. John's High! ...---li 1957 - A busy year, a happy year, a year to be cherished forever. Studies, activities and memorable events all in perfect balance so as to enrich the life of all St. John's students. Bernadette McCormick seems pleased with the social calendar. Well done, Madam President! These Seniors are ' M.. ' Q Tomb of the Unknown eagerly anticipating '1 Soldier, the White their trip to Washing- 1' '12, House, Washington's ton. They are review- -E X I X Monument, all ofthese ing the itinerary and 'Hn-1 ' H 5 ' A 4- H. to be crowded into three checking the planned ' 7' blissful days, f :Ala -a3.'f,l., ,6v1, 'l C 1 gx y,Qr'4 4 ..- . gf ,, I 411 tours to Annapolis, The 4 . No - Sisterl Not a demeritl Joseph Garvila looks depressed at the thought of Court after school. If 9, V 1 ,,,. 1' ' 52? 1 'Y as , PROUD! HJR Cosmo iQIil'E.Nfs PROMOTE THF GENERAL WE ARE . .n. ,XYWSE Now is the time to look ahead! Leon Keller seems to be giving his career plenty of thought. In Senior year, the guidance program strives to measure each student's fitness for his planned career. Interests, skill, and aptitude tests, plus se- lected reading and personal coun- seling all aid in fitting the Senior to accept his individual 1ife's re- sponsibility. I, myself, must accept responsibility. Democracy is not merely a privilege to be enjoyed - it is a trust to keep and maintain. Below: Faith Williams, Joanne Long, Dennis Cosgrove, Leon Keller, Margaret Terracino, Sophie Sanok, Douglas Schnieder, Pat Myruski, Timothy Seaquist, Steve Grgywacgski, Rosemarie Malano. .....-...............,. 5 4 2 N 1 a fl I p-up .gm It's a fact not fiction - Seniors are well read! fm W - J ffffi is J J Ms A 'Rf J sssss Ex e K,.W4 J Joseph Garvila as Kathleen Moore as Jarvis Pendleton JUdY Abbott Shall we dance? asks the charming Judy of Mr. Jarvis Pendleton. s ,L E , st., 5 'A - 3 ,Q-in-3 ii Q00 Ill 500 09' 09' 'QDADDY L0 G-LEGS Wg V M- f-'y- . f. .l,,,,,, ,,,,.. - , , ,fa ir H -, f Y -f' ni , s.1iiii'BiK.i-llil 3 S 5 Ve V fun fl LS Patricia Myruski as Miss Pritchard Kathleen Snee as Mrs. Pendleton Disappointment and heartbreak, merriment and bliss, all these burst forth with the presentation of Daddy Long-Legs. Eager audiences could not help but rejoice with Judy, when she was taken from the grim orphan asylum and given a chance to realize her dreams of going to college. Though unknown at the time, it was bachelor Jarvis who was Judy's kind benefactor. The delightful climax of the production was reached with the realization of Jarvis' love for the exuberant Judy. Daddy Long-Legs holds fond ' ' ' hearts. recollections for everyone a nd will be an everlasting memory in our Orphans of the John Grier Home take time out from their chores to spend a few happy moments with Judy. ,- Q f f'f'fV.ka 151. -. , J - 1'-3' K ' X . ' , K as.: - ' - 1-V - , .- 1- A - 1. 9245 Ly! ' . 2 ' , ff if 'su r. r- ' ' K .six ' - if -QZWQV . - I - 3- I ' ,152 'K ' g , v ' p A ' iris. . rg gl, V , .. A ,H . K7 K V ., s .K ,V , ying kt',i:Lf:1 -tf,,a,V:,rvi,f-tulip ,rig :Ig 5 piracy? 5 1 'a A' I 'L'- rs if-ff'f55ZkiL. 'rf ' . k'-' V ' ' f k 5 L V 74-' ' K Tii':':f 1 7f'r iff - E., 4 , 51 41 L 5 - I - f' 1 si-' 1 Ht QQ: L ' 3 - : K s 3 Y , K K' 1 ' t s, A -.,- . ' - ,.,- A 5' L ,. . - ' . 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Q R? .1.' sp: -2 Vp -,,v if ,',: 3 NY 5 ,Y ,M 1 E 'Q 3 if-I' Kid f J 5 Qi iff ' Vai ffm fs X ' its 5' if TY' K vw Q XX '6 in A X Q x if' X X 0 H Y ,gk N153-..u,.,....t lv ! H E I if 5-'lf t agar-as was is I ' His 3 as The golden vorces of St John s Glee Club typfled mastery of tone and harmony 1n the selections Stern Trustees: Regina Joyce, Leon Keller, Douglas Schneider Steven Grzywaczewski Robert Read, and Kathleen More, the unhappy orphan, Below The butler QEugene Garveyj tells Judy of Below Sally fE1leen Tonerj urges her brother Daddy Long Legs 111ness gettlng across the rdea fDenn1s Cosgrove, to GO GO. . .G0! I I Jimmy S 1 ,sf-I -N...-fx Qanafiiiai is 3 if F sl, E ii ? ' 5 5 Chatting before dinner dance are chap- erons, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Malano, to daughter Rosemarie and her escort Steve Grzywacgski. President Bernadette McCormick crowns Regina Joyce Stardust Queen, while the newly elected King, Paul Donnelly watches appraisingly. is s My ' Q r 3 if oi K ww!! Arriving for a night of fun at the Stardust Dance. -J 4 I ff, ,wx 5'3 s.. 451' sri.-f Seated, left to right: Rosemarie Malano, Kathleen Snee, Bernadette McCormick, Margaret Terracino, Standing: Eugene Garvey, Steve Grgywacgski, Dennis Cosgrove, Leon Keller. Happy, wide-eyed Seniors proudly view their rings, after receiving them at the solemn long-to-be remembered ring ceremony. As Monsignor Grundner reminded us, the school ring is a reminder of our Catholic way of life. Lucky's Mr. and Mrs. S. Malanowski Charles Maloney March's Creamery Margaret's Dress Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. P. Martin Paul E. Martin, Insurance Martin 85 Mullin Marty 8: Hy's Outlet Mary's Market Mr. William Mayo McCarthy's Song Shop Mrs. S. Mesnica Mickey and Dixie McMahon Medulan's Garage Meduski's Shopping Center Middletown Daily Record Mr. Martin M. 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Aff nvion MADE muon Pususnma comwwv onus, mas Parmerter Body Shop Raynor's Market Rialto Drug Store Robinson 8r4Cunningham Royalhart Laboratory Animals Rudo1ph's Jewelers Rundle General Store Russ Russo Salvati Milk Company Frank Sanok Thomas R. Scales S. Schoeffel Grocery Douglas Schneider Shapiro Jewelers Shea's Auto Service Shesa's Laundry Mr. andMrs. Anthony Shunoski Mr. and Mrs. V. Smith Mr. andMrs. John Sosler Stack 8s Heimbach Mary Stein, Organist Sugars Delicatessen TV 8: Allied Electronic Sales The Tavern BOOSTERS Henry Carr Dan Casey Chester Darling Mr. andMrs. P. Chobot Clancy Family Theresa Clancy Mrs. Mary Coffman Mr. Joe Coleman John S. Coleman Mr. andMrs. P. Coleman Mr. andMrs. B. Connelly Mrs. Edward Connor Mrs. Anne Coppers Carol Coppers Miss Ann Cordisco Jeanette Cordone Dr. andMrs. N. Cosco Clare Costello Joan Costello Mr. and Mrs. W. Costello Mr. andMrs. E. Crotty Miss Suzanne Cullen Mr. Tom Cullen Mrs. Edna Currao Dick Curry Mrs. Dash M. C. 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Kozareski Mrs. Katherine Kraus Mr. John Krzczuk Mr. and Mrs. Kulaszewski Mrs. Helen Kunowski Katheryn Kuroski Stanley Labanowski Stanley Labanowski Jr. Harry Landsman Mr. Harry Larkin Mr. Sam Lasky Rose Lederhaas Mrs. John Lee Mr. John Lempka Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lempka Stephen J. Leone Mr. and Mrs. Tony Levite Mrs. Arthur Lewis Mrs. Frances Licardi Claude Link, Bus Driver W. 85 S, Lipsey Atlantic Service Station Mrs. Wanda Lis Mr. Charles Litwock Sr. John Logan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long Mr. andMrs. H. Longhi Lorry's Food Store Mr. andMrs. J. Lostumbo Stanley Loyas Mrs. Walter Loyas Mrs. Allen Lybolt Mr. and Mrs. D. Madura Helen Malanowski Mr. Edm. Malarski Edward Maley Jr, Nora Maloney Mr. andMrs. C. Maly G. 8a I. Maney Deirdre Manning Kathryn Martin Louis Masci Mr. andMrs. C. Masi Mr. andMrs. G. Masi Mr. and Mrs. V. Masi Mary Masker Mr. John Mason Agnes May Mayfair Bakery Mrs. Hulet McBride Mr. andMrs. L. McBride Mr. andMrs. F. 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