St Johns Villa Academy - Precursor Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Wherefore are these things hid? The English II class, under the guid- ance of Sr. Angelica take advantage of the help offered by the library for completing their assignments. ewa Guhch' uilaappp in this, they are not pet so nlh Marilyn Fay, Mary Fragano, Lorraine Gamba, Lorraine Garafola, Maureen Gilmore, Minerva Gulizh, Carol Hall, Barbara Heclo, Elaine Heide, Eleanor Herbert. QI al 3 Er Aa ' . 9' AhL..x of 1A ml ' L L A Young typists experiment on their first letters They are first row, front to back: Patricia McCann, Eleanor Herbert, Carol Hall, Anna Carricone, Mercedes Kerrensg second row: Flor ence Mayrose, Theresa Battista, Elaine Hexde Gloria Dini, Margaret Monrow, and back Mm

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fi Q - L Elaine Allen, Rosemarie Ameduri, Dorothy Amadeo, Antoinette Angiolillo, Theresa Battista, Carmela Bruno, Anna Carricone, Alba Castilla, Josephine Cipolaro, Ann Coppotelli. The Academic Sophomores of St. John's so 0 R Villa test their artistic ability, Two es- pecially talented members, Patricia Reich- ert, and eanelte Conrad, lace the fm- P ishing touches on an apt quotation for Art class. Who can foretell future events? Perhaps an ingenious artist is being set on the first rung of the ladder of artistic success during these daily classes. Jeanette Conrad, Eva Cardona, Elizabeth Cricri, Kathleen DeHart, Eleanor Dini, Gloria Dini, Theresa Dini, Patricia Donor. X1

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,du iw - A 4. K . -9 an n - L' fi C, 5 1 , i I 'ij l ' ' n 4 -J ni ' X I - l, I T, ' .J 'X l ' .1 1' w K, Sarah Hundemann, Grace Ion, .Palitigld Lugano, iyoan Lordo, Virginia Kelly, Carolyn o,DORQl1lUl.? ef., ' A I SIIPHIIMIIRIS 1956 Ent they map learn. Marureen Mahoney, Aurora Martinez, Phyllis Matuluni, Florence Mayrone, Margaret Momrow, Anne Raue, Patricia Reichert, Cecilia Rodriguez. The members of the Sopho- more Commercial Religion class are all very interested in one of Sr. Ermelinda's souvenirs from her Holy Year European trip. -Ll