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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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Q 1 ' ' ' ,N A Q l: -'5'Q's.f- THE I960 PRECURSDR Foreword Umty IS one of the four essential marks or characterlstlcs of the Church of Chrlst Accordlng to the Will of Christ all the members of Hls Church are to be one that IS unlted in professing the same faith in offering the same sacrifice and in obevmg the same authority Recently our Sovereign Pontxff has issued a call for unity 1mong all Chris tlans Bv means of an Ecumenlcal cJ0l1I'lCll which lb 1 meeting of Ill Chrlstlan Bishops our Holy Father plans to promote under the impulse of Charlty Truth Umtv and Peace As members of the Mystical Body we have an act1ve part to play 1n order to 1l'lSlll'6 the success of the forthcoming Ecumenlcal Councll We do share in this work in so far as we accept the truth the truth of Gods Word Our Cathollc truth implies 1n every actlvlty of lrfe It was not for us something yust to be admired but rnstead we have leamed to live a l1fe based on such truth We have become aware of the tremendous freedom such a wav of hfe offers In the various actlvltles of our high school vears we forgot our 1nd1v1dual1sm and yoyfullv united for 1 common goal Work done hand 1n hand with one mind and heart was the only weapon we used 1n our fight for unity Lastly we have known peace As children of God we trust ln H1m for all things to be successfully accomphshed in us Without Christ we could never fulfill the tremendous role of Catholic womanhood We need Him to strengthen us 1n our weakness to en courage us ln the defense of principle This childlike confidence rooted in a reahzatlon of the eternal practlcalrty of a Christian 11fe will be the foundation on whlch we w1ll grow into more perfect members of H1s Mystical Body 4 ' v 5 . , . . . . , . . . 7 7 '- 9 . 7 , a . education has played a major role in leading us to the realization of what that , . . , ' ,. 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'T5 Dedication lt IS ou: prn1ltg.,1 IS thc j.fI'll1ll1flS of 1960 to dcdlcfntt tlus our lxctulsor Annu 11 to our Sox erelgn POIIUH: Pope john XXIII Durmq lus luruf POI'ltlHCltt Popt ohu 11 IS xctompllshul an lllCOIlC.61Vlb1C unount of good as F xthtr of lus people Wlth fllll Holx Father lb strlvlng for unltv Ind 11 lrmonv among all C 11I'lStl ins Such 1 umtv wnll be obtwlned whcn Int n W111 Hnd and bt xullmg to lccgpt truth Once he Irts become, possessors of tho truth mens xdc 115 xull become one VV1th unltv shall the clrc un of Popo john md 111 of mankmd bccome a reahty the rt llxtx of 1 Cod gncn pelce I I . J . , . - - . . ' ' ' ' 'r ' 1 ', X j if A 2 1 ' ' ' ' z z ' 2 1 ' . ' thc proposal of an Ecumcnical Council to he held in 1961 or 1962, . 7 A .1 S . . . k 2 , 1 I x y' ' 1 1 1 ' . 2 5 - 1 A' X 7 jk Y V I 1 51 1 1 z ' ' ' ' - A1 ' j . 1 - 'H z . 'Jw , Mk Y' 1 9 Xe ' N4 J, 5' 'Y lf 3' f yy l 'li X uofabm y 1 49 Y AX A cuf bsabfgz' 5214 f 2'f07'l!CKJ CL Off 6111715 fvfa ff'CZfC Z! 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S.JB of the Congrcgatlon of the S1stcrs of St. john the Baptibt .3 Contents Section I Administration Section II Underclassmen Section III Section IV Senior Activities Section V Senior Graduates Section VI Elementary School Graduates Section VII Advertisements and Patrons P099 P399 page page page page Co-curricuIar Activities P099 2 9. V T':'4??r5S . '17 'iw' :S :Ft-' 4 1 ,r I 1 R. ,A Q . in 'Z s I r - F - A ,., l -Z r' 'i 1 wk ,gg r1 1.t 3 , iq-, ,,Lv Lfriil '-.-5' if , ff' iff tiff: , 2, .4 3' 1 ' ' -143' ' j . .f 1 A - JNL ri 1? :L V Viv' Alai . up. .4t.,:, . ax 4 'Q-1 .gf , - . . . a 4 ' .4 1 . A .. U: vlfffx i V1 'I ' ,fr '45 .1 . 5 ' L' , ' 1- -.1 !' . ,' if -n-. . E WI , as f 5 H' X., . rw.: 4 S 1 ' ,I-1 ., ., ., Mk . , w . , 'Y' 1 xiii REVEREND 'VIOTHER VERONICA C SIB Prmczpal and Superzor Our faculty who are Cod s lI1StI'LlI1'lLI1t5 upon e u th strlve under the xmpulse of charlty to show us the truth uluch w1ll le ld us to etern ll hlpplness Our beloved parents and the devoted slsters glV6 up thexr llves to see that we become uallfled soclal world as educated cultured adults Wl I0 underst md md are gulded by Cathollc teachlngs T her students the proper outlook on studles md llfe a fervent love of Cod and .1 desire to accompllsh good Cod was mdeed generous when He bestowed upon us such an excellent example and frxend as Mother who teaches up constantly by her every word and actlon how to stnve for the wlll of God by llvxng a more Chrlstlan lxfe 0 accompllsh thxs .fum Mother Veromca attempts to develop 1n each of 12 l , . . . 4 1 , . , '. ' , . xl . , , ' V ' . ' f ' ' ' a ' 1 z ' . ' q ' ' young women able to take our place in the intellectual and 1 .4 4 , 1 , 1, 2 2 1 D 3 1 . , . 1 . 7 I 2 D 7 ' . . 1 . Y u . 7 . Dear Graduates St John s Vllla Academy Cleveland Place Arrochar Staten Island New York + Glb al: r 7-4l50 June 26, 1960 Souvenirs are such wonderful things, they form a Chaln as they link the past w1th the present, they speak of our ties, our friend ships, our loves, they recall fond memorles that brlng radiant Sm11SS to our lips, rays of sunshine to our minds, and a flood of happiness o Our hearts Souvenirs are prlceless when they are given to express the love one has for another, that 18 why our D1v1ne Lord chose to leave us the ureatest of 9OUV6H1PS, one that speaks of NHavins loved h1s own who were in the world, He loved them until the endn, one that slngs the joyful stralns of nUb1 caritas et amor Deus ibl estn, one that relates the unequal ed story of love Hfreater love than this no man ha h, that he lay down h1s llfe for his friendsu Can you, in imltatlon of the Divlne Master, leave an expression of love to those who nurtured the growth of your mind, and enrlched the light and breath of your soul? Can you, as you deck the various flelds of this vast land o opportunlty, stand out as monuments of our Cathollc teaching souvenlrs that form a Chaln of spirltual unlty souvenirs that speak of brotherhood and understandlng, souvenirs from w ich emanate melodies that slng of purity, sincerlty, and loyalty souvenirs that relate the story of valiant women w1th lndomitable falth 1n Pod, steadfast hope 1U His promlses, and an ardent love for H18 creatures? My heartfelt congratulations along w1th slncere good w1shes to you that you remain, undaunted by the dangers all around, magnets o Chrlstian princlples, dPHW1hV all who come in contact with you, to t e Ultimate Food Pod Slncerely in Chrlst 21444, 1 UQ4 Mother Veron1ca,C S JB Frinclpal 13 V W I t . 1 , I t . . . . f . . N . . ' . . , h . I U , ,, r h , -., . 3 . .J 4- ll Hugh School Fa ulty FATHER ALGUSTINE GONIZALEZ O S A Ac ulcmx Chiplun Scmor 'md umor SIS PER LAETITIA C 913 Hill?-,lon Instructor Tenth Ieir NI lthemltics Physiologx Sp mish I French II xi- I SISTER PLACID C.S.jB. Ceneril Scicncc Biology Chemistry Physiology SISTER LLCY C.S.jB. Ninth Ycir Nlithcnritics Elcvcnth Ymr Mathematics Physics Academy Libririfan 14 J.,-.Q 799--c Ccvf ,AL 10.1 f Q Z df'-4 X -Zi L,-I MJL1 ptczge QA, ,Aff 44,66 '1-Z4 A Lava LQJQQL SISTER JOANVA C S jB Phy51olo5,y RiIlj.,l0Il III Lngllsh III It 111 m II Lxnglxlgg Club XIOCILFIIOI' Q..-I-Q !,f ' SISTISH D-XXII-XX XIXIIIL CSIB 1 nIII r I1shIII Nloclmrn x S151 ILR TIN HILSII -X C S IB Rcllglon IV Nmth YL ir Nlltlm mxtlu Ccmrml buena Blology humor Aklfltllllt XIOLILYIIOI' Dlrgctrnss of Iumor atc urx mug Inna 1 I Iumor SISTER NIXRC XIIIIT XIXRI C S IB M mdumn XICJLIITIIOY RL mmm IX Mmrm in HI, on Xindy rn Illxturx Smmor CUIIIIIILI C1 ml Xlodnr xtor ,Q , , A f A-1 2 I -ng, ,Ace 4 15'-: 1 L ' 1 4 Z ., fl r I A X :f A Q 14. L4 j L2 4 L,f-' ' - zf' A . , ' 1, I of 5 . 1 L71-f .ry . 6. I ' 1 4 nfy,nC,-1 K 1 ...g u:j,:,L 7 A 4 f I. , vo I 1 ' , A Zz- A , . . . , , ' ,- 7 , -. ' , I 5 , v 1 1 Q 1 1 w rf w za ., zfz'-. I -1 , , A, , Iuruor CCJIIIIIICFCIQII Moderator , -,- , '- ,. . , , . . . . - iv ' ll., I x m uh- u - my 4 Y , . .L . . A .4 , x - xx'-' I 1 x iw! 3 Z L T, HL-Igim , Ii1gA . , A Hi - f 'VH' ' I, - Il , ' ' - A L ' - . 1 - '- ' ' - fl -l ' V. . 1 ft 15 l ' if if , L FG 4,4-5 A 'lWxifY1 'Ulm---' ' SISTER NIAIIY NIACDALEN, C.S.JB. SISTER LUUIS ANNE, C.S.JlI. Religion II, English II, Art, Sopho- Ilvligion II, Bookkeeping, Sccrctnrinl more Aczide-inic Modorutor, Art Club Practice, Shorthand I, II, Connncrcial Moderator Law, Our Lz1dy's Sodality Moderator, Sophomore Commercial Moderator , '7.W lil'- X wltg. 1 ea, he-,sv SISTER MARY DULCIS, C.S.jl'5. Latin I, III. Itllllllll I, III Iiaingiuigci Clnh IXIOCICTAIIOI' 1 . I . 1 ' :Q I ,g?,..3, u ' A H I 555,25 T5 X 6 tl K I I My If , if if M f MM I SISTER GEORGE CAROL, CSJH. SISTER NIARY lfllfllfxlil, C.S.,lB. Religion I, Englixh I. lit-onoinic Itcligion I, Ifnglixli I, IY, Lzitin II, XVorld, Ccncrul Sciviiu-, Frwli- FI'0NllIII.II1cVlUIlIIlN'I't'llIl XIOtlL'I'11IOI'.I.iI- iniln .-Xcuicloiiiit' Xlodm-raitor i'I'.lI'Y Chili xI0llt'I'.lIOI', Xlisfion Clnh XIuLlm'i'.iIoi', Ya-.irliooli Nlmla-rgitur IG xx X NH -3- Perlodxcilly mcnlbers of the Fxullty mut wltlx Nlothcr xtI'OIllLi for x Tcqclu rs Nlcetlng Harp thuy in plctured hkmg notes It such 1 confm rcncc Faculty Out of School ll' Frm- timm- limlx Sr, Dzuniun Nluric L-urn-cling p.1pcrx, an Nlullu-r XvCI'0l1lC'Al discllssvs daily sclwdulw with Sr. Plan-icl. Sr. Tm-rm-situ amcl Sr. Nlurgurvt Nlary rcvivw tlu- Murslml Squaul us Sr.jr1.1nI1z1prm-parm rs-port cnrclw. IT .3 7225 MRS. ANGELICA ALEXANDER Assistant Librarian, Typing I, II PROFESSOR LEO BARTINIQUE Director of Clee Club Q Z' 'Q M, I A 3 I ,S MRS. DOROTHY NEYVMAN, R.N. School Nursc, Secretary CHigh School Divisionj MRS. YOLANDA SCOTTO Typing I, II MISS MARIE SCHIFFRER MISS EDITH JONES Voice Culture, Piano Instructor Ballet IH5ffUCf0l' 18 1 1 nl v-P wi' .-.,'2' 'qv I-4' , .,.. ' my 1 'W'-r'.' f' ' 'G' Qf. bf... n . . 7 ,MM . .. .,.-,f A rare moment out for a peaceful chat and a cup of coffee provides sin unusuil experience for these members of the faculty. They are, left to right Mrs. Alexander Miss Schiffrer Miss jones, Mrs. Yewmqn, Mrs. Scotto. 19 QKN -alexa' ,v 317 17 613 U., I Ziff 5 Teachers Leisure In the year 1951 our Parent-Teacher Guild Was formally organized. Since that time, monthly meetings have enabled par- ent and teacher to become acquainted and to discuss the scholastic progress of the student. The Parent-Teacher Guild may be seen in action whenever a card party is held and during the Annual Bazaar. If ever a Communion Breakfast is scheduled, the Willingness and dependability of the members of the Guild are utilized. We appreciate to the full the numerous benefits we have received from St. Iohn's Parent- Teacher Guild. Under the guidance of the Infant of Prague, the officers of the Guild tend to business matters. They are, left to right: Mrs. Marsh, Treasurer, Mrs. Mahoney, President, Mrs. Cafaro, Vice President, and Mrs. Mulligan, Secretary. Parent-Teacher Guild . ' ' ' h M . B tt ' Mother Veronica extends cordial greet- SI0g:I3s?il?LflSEndS?'lSSeS wit rs enne ' Margarets ings to members of the P.T.G. 90 P wfifm 3 Ilere, as is typical of any I arent- Teucliers' meeting, il friendly chat is held lx-tween Sr. Biarr- gzxret Mary and Mrs. Charles Piazza. Try your luck. The fathers seem anxious to please the players. 21 Annually, parents contri- bute time and effort to aid the building fund of St. john's through the Bazaar. Here a youthful winner receives his prize. 59723 W EL With Christ as the center of their labors, the officers of the Fathers' Club take time to pose for the photographer. They are left to rightz, Fr. Gonzalez, Moderator, Mr. Canale, Mr. Bummara, Mr. La Rocca, President, Mr. Caruselle and Mr. Cartmell. Humor blended with wholesome thoughts brought about an evening long to be remembered. Mr. Sam Levenson, star of radio and television, was guest speaker at the Fathers' Club Assembly. Seated behind Mr. Levenson are left to right: Rev. Fr. Gonzalez, Police Commissioner Flynn, District Attomey Braisted, Mr. Bummara, Mr. La Rocca, Mr. Russo, Mother Veronica, Mother Dorothea, Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs. Cafaro. Fathers C .V Today, fathers have to be Pals to their children-when I was young fathers weren't even friendly Levenson discussed the problem of juvenile delinquency and offered some helpful suggestions to parents. The first annual Fathers' Club Communion Breakfast was held in October. At the Communion of the Mass, Fr. Gonzalez brings Christ to His members. Club Since its establishment in 1957, the Fathers' Club of St. Iohn's Villa Academy has accomplished an inconceivable amount of good. Annually, a number of scholarships are awarded by the Fathers' Club to deserving elementary school graduates. These fathers also participate actively in the Bazaar each year. They sponsor the Communion Break- fast and lend eager, helping hands in pre- paring the stage for our Concert in May, not to mention the tireless efforts which go into each Wednesday night's Bingo. We are very grateful for all that the members of our Fathers' Club have done for us. ,. A11 as .......... fy' M. a,,, , .,..,,-.s ,,,, M. Following Holy Mass and Communion parents and honored guests enjoy the Communion Breakfast. Reverend Father Mescall of Immaculate Conception parish addresses the group. Boro President, Maniscalco, seated at Father's right, honored the occasion with his presence. You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free As we gaze at our world today, we Hnd truth veiled by ugly coverings. We seem to lose the truth in our everyday lives, in our schools, homes, and places of work. For Cod has been forgotten by many, and Cod is truth. The Church seeks to restore our conception of the truth through the instrument of Catholic education. Ed- ucation aims at developing the full person, physically, intellectually and spiritually. As Catholics, we have the living truth which is Christ. Our high school years have deepened our awareness of Christ working in our lives. VVith this knowledge comes love and the will to serve. This is the truth, continually and unknowingly sought. It is this that makes us free. +. ,um IQ Yi-xx Q-. L '-f -..., lb. W-. 'gi' L Y Lf Q' fxilfvflgwi X . .,,, ,,.. . ,WA .-v ,fa F., .al , ff- fi xg!! f mf 1 .J pw fu :g i f 1 b f, , ' ' U ' 1 ' 'W' 1 '4 il 4 ' f ' W f :ff , . 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' Ilka Ashton The sclentlfic freshmen seem to be fully absorbed ln thelr General Sclence Class as Chrlstlne Savalak and Yolanda de la Vega explam the most comphcated atom to the class Sr Lucy seems to be enyoylng the atmosphere Freshman Academic 221614 fy! f f I Lynne Berryman Gladys Bmsa Ioan Canale ni' Dons Carbone Margaret Caruso Bemadette Corsiglra X J 4 Barbara Crowley Yolanda de la Vega Henrxette De Winter Llnda Drmmo Eileen Donnellan Teresa Downer Lmda Procaccx glV6S her VICW m a weelclv dlscusslon of the Freshman Engllsh Club Dlane Whe llton Geraldlne McT1ernan Teresa Downer Chalrlady and Patncla Holland take notes Dorothy De Ross Maryanne Frasca Paula Gennaro Patncra Holland if 5 li M . i Q' MHYY I8Ildl0rl0 Mary Immx Cecelxa Iaszcynslu .ur- Lorrame Jochym Nancy Jordan uw9 If Lat1n IS sald to be a dead language these Freshles Seem to be domg qulte a good yob of revxvmg t D1ane Palladmo and Yolanda de la Vega dlscuss the tree of Sum whlle Patrlcla XVest locates Rome the ongm of all Romance languages as Sr Mary Dulcls looks on approvmgly Patricia Kxelfer Lorraine La Morte Theodora Magll N Carole Mancmo f I X Lucllle Niattlola If x Helen Meli 'F Rosemary Morreale I Q ft 3 f L 'Il 1 i Diane Palladino , 'Q an aff? n' Barbara Sahaj s x3 Q QF:-' fi Geraldine McTieman . Annette Moreali 5 Linda Milne Andrea Natale Frances Park i , ? Christine Savalak Rosemary Petito j ,x Dorothy Scalidi 30 sf Anita Monaco is 9, I - Eleanor Nix .A I, I Antoinette Montanti -. if-5, -. 'X if 'A q . ' fl i S 5, Q sf X Ioan Palermo X350 , , l e 1 7 t 5' , 'L uf' . , 5 1 as 5 -at ' i n 'EQ 3' 1 Charmaine-Piton A Jean Linda Procacci is , I fsh l J Rita Spalazzi 4,fs by Slster jo mn 1 Duane Whealton fn? 1 Lmda Zambardx The Freshm IH Ac ldemlc ELOHOHIIC Cllss are very proud of thelr ucompllshments These prlze projects Ire belng I'CVlLW6Cl Q9-0 9 3 ernadette Tutrope K' Rosma Varncchxo Antoinette Valgrno J Patncla Wfgt I KX k.f K Insplratlon rs proxlcled for the Freshman Academic Class Offlcers as they use the convent parlor for a hnef mectmg They art, left to rlght Vary Pat Immltt, Vxce President, joan Palemuo, Class Reporter, Luulle Niattlola, Treasurer, Dorothy Scafidl, Secretary, Pamela Gennaro, Presldent D .,,,...,w --r J.,-Mft 31 I Rm-. K .f ' 17 ., fl? ' ' N f 0 I Q j f ? ' Dolores Agnello Theresa Apostol N Jeanne Blatt Lorraine Blum Jacqueline Caggiano X Ellen Coan As a supplement to thelr Relxgxon stud1es the Freshman Commerclal cl'1ss 'Ire mtroduced to the thmgs necessary for Holy Week servlces Sr Mary Eugene vlews wlth Kathleen McCarthy the large crucxflx as Susan Ryan looks on at the Holy XVeek mlssal Ann Nlarxe Flemmmg and Marllyn Davls hold up the cope used on Good Frlday whlle Eleanor Pnzzuto reverently thmks of Chrlsts suifermg Freshman Commercial J K ff 1 Dorothy Conroy Chnstme Coyle Ada D Amore Manlyn Davns Carmella De Maxo .fr D wwe J M1 dj! . 1 , X VX 4. , 1' 'il 5 , . , .I 1 4. s fx . - 4 lei 14 WY 1, i, Q . K . ig., .QA 7 , Ki 3 TX A , , , Q L' xg 5 h l . W , , V 9,51 A ' I ' 1 uh' T. f V J 1 ,J e , ff ff r ,Q if b I gl ., .- ef F , l .' fr ' -w I .L , . Louise D1 Russo Iv' Nancy Fazzmo ' ,Q ' Rosalie Furci Frances Carofalo Ann iff! Carol Lee Goebel Rgsemary Haggerf FM y 6 , , H if b l , ' if Catherine Ierardi If elementary algebra classes were always as pleasant as this, school would indeed be a joy. Theresa De Sanctis, Rosemarie Rizzo, and Mar- jorie Nixon work out exam- ples at the board as Sr. Mary Eugene checks the work of the rest of the class. ' We 1 AE Hass f ll x 3123! Dorothy Inman by f 7. rj' .I' ,. I, sn I , , f' A Evelyn Kauffman Eleanor Kennedy fifx 5-. XV' ' . Irene La Forte :W ,.,2 .ff g, VV1th hope for msplratlon from the Sacred Heart the Freshman Commerual Class Officers gxze fondly at the lJCdl1tlflll Chrlstm is deeoratlons They 'ure left to right Patrlcla PIZZA Secretlry Dorothy Conroy Treasurer Dorothy Xluldoon President and Nlaurcen NlcCartney Vice President Shexla Magunre , W Madeline Malloy Gaul Manaro Barbara Massn otte y 4 . 1 bl. - . ' ' -if ,rf , 5 x I f l V!! 5 f f M- T' I I 1 ,J I fl in x,,':zg,' 1' ,U 'L - , S XJ' WU A A U Ay lv A ' 1- V' Us! A hi A , M I , 7 X I 1 J , , X E xv , V l J 'ls ' n al v Q - 1 A , 'l ' ly D J ' . - 5 5 V Q , , A - f 1 5 D X I 5 . - .dll ' fl , 'f fl ! , Ursula Lanigan Rosa Larach Peggy Ann Lawson Patncra Mazzola Kathleen McCarthy Barbara O Halloran Donna Palladmo Jeanne Pesce Maureen McCartney Elaine Moms Dorothy Muldoon Marlene Nxxon In the Freshman Commercxal General Scxence Class Sxster Teres1ta helps these students 1n thelr expenment to show the d1Herence betvs een a compound and a m1xture Barbara Pethnato Yolanda Pxcos Patricia Pizza Eleanora Plzzuto ' 5 , ' Q , V' I 55 f f j s s nk 2' P s 1 ,f 7: f - f' f 1, ,M , 'Va, ,, A W I ,I fl-1 1- , l. M ff' Q J ff , ,S I ge, I r I j 1 1 f A s 5 P ,,s M ' fs? if s fl J Rosemarie Rizzo QQ IH Joyce Romagninol E Susan Ryan Rosemary Setteducato Elnzabeth Sommo To encourage l r Placld w1l for General Busxness home work lsslgnmcnts a business forms are placed on exhxlntlon Qu, A i Cathenne Tanzx QM W'altman -it Barbara VVhyte Imelda Zambrano D , Aly XJ'- . J i 6 ct' 4 El , If JV ' . 1 U ,ffl i. ' ' selgct group of girls to oxhibitl wyorlrl I' .J I I 1 ' I l l ' J f I . fl EJ - ,Af 'QU' . XJ ' A1 fy' - ' l 2 fr o 'lo , .l a f 1 1 I Q rw YJ A fr I x l ,Y 5 I A A f x V a W- .v ' , Q 1 5 n X I J ve J WTB' an LAM: ,- JSE' r Sa fpgf-,f -M - , A,,.- -. in - ,V 5 , ri -!:fi,'iTTf?'m3 'l K-, A '7' W f' f-lfvvf ff R ' , u 1 ? ' 4 - 1 1 il ff f-'W K .fi f 5' fv ill AQ., M-Q, BW . 1 , AW K ,Q , if- l l ,,' ,ntlaf 1-gk W .gfl A ,M A wjgg4?j,24 'E X 3 M. ' ' iilflw g siffrlfff ' 1 ,rc 'mf-M11 ' 4, -, Amfvg , ,aw vw, ffm X As Siftor Mary NlLiQCllllCI'l. Sophomore Aca- Qm LVAL V cln-mic Official, placvs Baby lcsus in HiS rnangcr R' Valerie Fitzgerald, Olga Ortiz and Gcmiainv Scliultlicis pre-pare tlic straw for His arrival. F 4 . if ' ' ,N.,.. r WI 0 1 xy gmt Pamela Anderson Rosemarie Alexander Ioan Alvasxo Catherine Amedurl pf?- W h1le three mdustrlous French I students work on in unusually Cllfflflllt assxgnmcnt ln grammdr Sr Dfmuan remmds the rest of her students of the thoroughness wlth Wl llLl1 all such asslgnments should be handled Sophomore Academic Maria Astol Linda Borst 4'-f Virginia Brady Mary Ann Byers Nl me Rosemary Carolan Pamela Denehan Patncla Galllcchlo Alxce Leahy Tma Caruso Duane Dutka Mary Apn Cambardella Lorraxne Lxbrandl C Dolores Cavallo Lols Dutlca ,A hl'lSflI'l8 Hundemann Dolores Lydon 40 Mary Coluccl Kathleen Fay Clalre Kaufman Nora Mancebo Io Mane De Angelo Valene F ntzgerald Mary Laboy Adelme Marano 1 ' SM I M X, if l l 5 1 ' is Q lf I . 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I S TheresaM um f- 1' J VAM Not only grxmmdr but 111 forms of llterature mcludmg dmml are part of thu Engllsh II class Here Sr Nhry Nl lglllllll md 1 ffvw of her Sophomorea prep an thu lay flu Pztchwork Qullt The students 'lrc from cft to nglmt Rosunlrlc Alexlnder Vllerm Fltzgeruld VlC,tlJfll Stcpufynslu Elxzxbcth Tuff 'Incl Lorrunc Llbrandl Ursula Mor marco M, If cxprusxons Nurf. rum almg, tlun here, unong, tlu Soplmlnou kc ldcmln Cliss OHILLIN un would surmlx dxsumxnr mam mn 1llltl'lStlI'll1 tlxought for tllur fast ipproiclllng CllSLllSSlUll of tln Surumnt of Xlltl'lIHODX As 0 Xiang DL Anglo Cl us Rmpurter Illlhlllglk pomlnrs hu next questlon Thcrua 1LtOSl lI'l.lNllI'Lf lomlls to l-llll C iruso for 1 Lon unung ansvmr Cormm Xmglxom Suntdrx LllLLlxS thc 1l'1fOYI'l1dt1OH prouded by the pdmphlct Suzanne Shlughm say X ILL Prmxdent 15 usmg v I Rosemarle Moschella Niary Pat O Connor I Olga Ortxz I1 .xi f' I ll L fl!-' fx l l N , , 'J V Q fly' f . af. l Lf 1 ' i -, , . ' L 1 ffw 1 D -, V ll , ' ,L 1 it , 2 'K 'l 1- , e 'al .' - -. . ', 'z . z I I l 4 L A 57 . , - 1- y in Nl y l 5 I U. -771 Y lb! Y l if y js 1' . , I ,N, fv ' ll 4 ni P., A l N 1 f',fff I r x ff A ' 1 I' , I V ' x ll Y f. I , ' .' ' 1 ' ', ' ' 'A ' rf ' . 'L ' .A J-1. . xi... .V J, .v-..-,- I, ' b JN-ff ffxfv bg , n U Barbara Cecelia Ra Ioan Riccio Eileen Ryan Bessie Sanguedolce Teresa Petosa Geraldine Piazza Ieanetfe P12123 C2l'0lan Poznak Mmm given by other IDltllL1l1lllL lllv minded Sophomoru vit 15 ,Q-N 1' Carole Saunders Germaine Schulthen Nancy Sepulveda Suzanne Shaughnessy W .V , . . . I I I 2 s i 1 ' . ' ll t e 3, ef a . P , Alai in . L. '--- N , ' fix. M , X ' f . i uh As Eileen Ryan solves the first major mystery of Geometry, Sr. Laetitiu checks the explanation if ' 1 - z -z 1 N , K2 , , . we A N 'V A Y L fy' ' e ? 0- ' w, V if A , x , X . I I ff I ' . . ' p Q A .ska ,fx Joanne Sorrentmo WW Annabeth Spauldmg Sr Teresltas B10log,y Class proud espeually enjoyable She qulte Suucss lly dcmonstrfntcd to the horrified Sophomores the Cdt8bl6 0f seg weed Marta Telo Manon Tracy Elnzabeth Tuff bConnne Vxghone Ellen Za rsky ...qv-V I, SOPHOMORE COMMERCIAL AZ Es? 3 X K K If L S Carol kllllfllhlllll lwlclx .xluft In-r Ll lN Tx mm r xx Sr. I,Ol1iN,xI1Il4', 5upl1u1114mrr CillIl1IIlt'I'ii.l1fHlLiLiAl. .md Camml Hltdl Xmile- ilu-ir gxpprm 41. x xx ,.-v 1M ' x x-NN X Patrncxa Adams Arlene Arold Lorame Artese Enleen Be 'V Ti? gf g,- Fin you tcll the cllflm rnnu lxtwun the Sophomore Olll1lllffLlllCllNS Ofllurs incl tlu Choir Bong The Cholr Buss irc lcft to flglll Tom Dull 'incl Hlrry tlu 0511.1 rs Arc left to n5,l1t joxnn NleLou5,l1l1n Surmtuw Lwdu lJlllllD0 Cliss Heportnr Clrnun Griffith Tre lSllI'Ll' 'incl F14 mor Conn lx President Soph more Commercial 1 I i Chenl Bllanclo Y xrglnla B013n0W5kl Carolyn Brady Arlene Brown ' C, gf- 'J Carol Bums Andrea C A or A V Joan Caltabeloia Amta Conrad Catherine Cosenza Af: 'ww As Arlene Arold polnts to the parts of the heart Sr Laetltla explams to the Sophomore Commercml Phvsnology chss the functions of each A ' K Sharon Chnstle Eleanor Conway Alba D Eletio Veronxca Demoskn Lydla Dlmmo Rose F ontamo Ceraldlne Cenco Lmda Clovanmello Carmen Gnfflth Mary Hamngton J' .A I , Language seems to present no trouble to these peaceful Sopho mores Sr LdCtltll revlews the conu ltlon of one of the J I:- Spanxsh verbs .. o Vlrgnma Greene Elame Hammel Chnstme Irwm ' f ff ,1 . I . lj ' , Roberta Iohnson Diane Jonas Carol Kaufmamn Nancy Kertz Mary Landon 5 .p. H f ,- 1 Maureen LHHZR Larsen Diega Lo Piccolo janet Luke Josephine Mayora I Xia X 'vs Y 1031111 McLoughlin Kathryn McManus Patricia McNiece Lucia Mouzes Florence Murphy Phylhs Palenno Loulse Pelletier The prmclpal formula of Booklceepmg Assets L1ab1l1t1es plus Proprletorshlp IS bemg dem . ,' 5 AX L .i 48 onstrated by Mary Anne Scozzari, Patricia Adonis, and janet Luke as Sr. Louis Anne looks on. J! QD J Carol Quaglmto Carol Rltch Paulette Romano Cenevlev Scott Mary Ann Scozzan .lf --I jf ,- the txpmg., I class the Sophomorea seem to be enyoymg thelr lesson IS Sr Dlmncn Nlme 1llllStl'ltLS lncl Clurvl B11 mclo tlu typmf., workbook W., Marion Scragg Josephine Terzino Mary Van Valen Arlene Valenti YN WWW to Luua 'NlOu7cs Diane WVheeler X nll8!l1q,,,.3, P ...df M. ii A Q IR A Q 3 'MT' J Y 0 NJ 'QE ii J.. ff . 1 fy 1 ai ' 'ff' ii 'n F? if ,F X B. i! I' wi gs S LJOHMS6 V' Z A 'anew Q, i Nr +f.':,,k Q , E A. GE. V 5- f zkfcq 'Y 'sm R , . Q,-..-swf -'W' Evelyn Angililli shares the joy of her birthday celebration with her official, Sr. Damian Marie tg Lorraine Brennan ,nf-. Dolores Bummara 7'WWumv- 479 I ri should are-atc sunh dlsllluslonment and despalr from lts Hnest students W h1lL Sr Lum xnatdmes om fl - Q' 1 f I z f - , ' i I A ', , ' ' n',' f,' l s 'n ' 1 - l l Q, A , , If Alice NILT1ern1n appears sllghtly confused she IS probably wondenng why 1 little math problem Jo Ann Calasclbetta Joanne D Antomo Kathleen Doherty Nancy Glamplcolo I--. Mane Camal Patrlcla Devaney Karen Doyle Evelyn Glbertl mu.. 6 Carol Inl6IlZ0 Kathleen Kearns Ann Mane Canale Suzanne De Fabus Arlene Egltt0 Wmlfred Hellmger Pamela Kearns Mary Cashln Diane D1 Fazxo Ruta F lorklewlcz Geraldine Hlggms Elxzabeth Klare JL eg K ., ML A, 7,3 Cnola Cubelro Dons D1 Fazlo Mane Carzone Kathleen Holland Barbara Khng 1 I Av Z : , Ei E I 1 f D ' 2 M j L A VL,V ff . 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Qonuriatxon mnthod usnd ln IIDQLXIQL lIlStI'llLtl0ll I 9 If th1 1111 st Cdholxu l1t1r1t11rL hu suddcnlx begome popular m the umor AL1du111L 1l1sxmu111 nt IN onlx lxL111s1 of tlm 1 1111111111 CIINLIINSIUIIS whuh than mwly dented p1nLl15ts always seem to pmxuh S 11111 l t 11 fl I -Xrl1 m lvxttu lx mn Dml1 Sr D1m11n NI1r11 modantor oscphme San Phnlhppo and D11111 D1 1 mu O1 1 mmf tI11 1111 t L lun JJ A M1-Q... ........,q . ' - :1 ' . . - - 1 ' - '1 ' 3 - Q ' x. Q' 1 A ,A ' g ,1 V - . A ,. C 3, -1 1 ' ' 5 D' l D . ' . K . , 8 . -A .4 A l X ' .1 1 1 Y 2 L, Q K 1 1 l Q 5111111 l f A ' -1 .1 H111 ' 5 '1 ' ' -' 1 ' ' QAR ' 1 ' il 1' , 2 .. ,, , 1 , 1 , 1 1 I , . 1 1 1 ,, 1 , '. 1a,. '? ',z 11 1' 1' '. 1 '1z ' : . xg I 4' ' A 41- .411 - .' . - - -' 1' I L ' '1 ' 1. .'f'1 - :Att 'gint an-1 . - 1 'IQ . 2' ,' 1 Ai '1 ,I ' ' ,' '1 1 1-', A 11.11-is t'L 1 wr. -1 Vlrgrma Kraemer Kathleen McConnack Constance Non Duane PFOCBCCI ti? I ee Ana Rosa Rivera Joann Lamlcella Marilyn Ly e Alrce McT1eman jayn e Mella Mane Malloy Drane Morrxson If smxles are contag1ous then that look of reassurance radrated by Patrrcra Kearns bottom rrght jumor Academrc Clrss Vue Presrdent to M lry Ann Cfishln Treasurer stmdmg on left seems to find reflegtlon ln the hearts of G10l'i Cubero Presrdent D1 lne Morrlson Secretary 'md Jane Mellr Class Reporter as they gather to discuss therr contrlbutlons to our 1960 Precursor Annufll 54 www Maureen Malone fn Patrrcra N apolrtano Carlene Prazza Maureen Rerlly Elizabeth Roblson 7 f' J 4 M 1931 t lj n s n n n l a K - ' qw. gk I ' iggxl VV 6 ., V k.5,,.. ,. ll at . J li Jr , ,J 4 A .K A- ..k. , A A h k. i ' Vh I A 'gf 7 X 1 ff 2 t ' . is ' V ' . .ps 5 nl X - 1 s vH':ir'f 1W . 5 LV Ko,-3 fl V Y Q 5 E 1 if 'rg .Jr 'fs A :iff 'lr ,rat , W, t A if A lf I Xi: nqx I , , J f l R0S0m3l'Y Rock Kathleen Ryan Joanne Russo Margaret Sahay Josephine San F xlxppo A much mtlupztul moment h is fin allv lrnxed as the unlor Acukmm class cllssut llltll' mt As Bzttv Bl HIL and Joinne Llmmclld arf, pointing, out the muscles on the Lat Smlly Tomucllx md Eulsn flbertl Lompirm the muscles IH ,1 human body with the muscles of the cat Joanne Cll nu nlxttl and D1 IDL Proc mu look lt the IIIILYOSLODIL cells of the ut lmthlun Doherty IS referrmg to the chxrt as Xllfjllftf 811111 looks on from the hook Susan Scottl I V 1 Sally Tomaselln lla Joan Townsend Llebgard Turner Angela Zullo I . Q . 1 . . ls. R ii , B. J 1 , , .. A H , d 1 , , 2 i 2.,. . , 1 , A. 5 ., 2 , .,, Q .,Y. J , , 1, . -.,.. , . , Y , X- . zlllw . ii Q. .2.. -R . .4 1- A- . 1 l. '1 my . A x .1 1- l l x lf .Q f' . 4. 1 4 4 . 1 4 .1 1 . 6 J . ,, f L. 1 -el Q 'J f X I fl! x . , ,I I n 1 1 1 f - Lorrame Bruno Marguerite Buhl Judith Bums Q w 6 g 6 Karen Aheam Enrnqueta Baquenzo Josephine Arcamone Rosemane Bachman Junior Commercial 'QW X X P' 5 Iunmr Connmrual dns olfiurs p msg 1 mmmnt md Lnjm rmnunlwunf., through prumllw yn IYJOOLN mtluputlng tlu l w when lt will lu lr tlu yn ar lllfl u Q to rl' 0 1 um 1 Nugc nt Cl us RL portnr N mu Lupx 1 ln side nl I :nm X lu ln slr 1 fl Nl mn C UHHII am fra. uurcr N mu Connollw Surctlrv 'Jl 'X 'la . -Y 1, l l f X - ,l 157 1 , K f 1 f la . I l 1 I 1 al ' il f if l l 1 ,ri ' f 'A JV Ig 1 . - 'gg -I . V L l I ! 4 H E, A 3 la. , l f l l ' 'l ' f' l . k .V ! x X ,f e -3 V A E . l ' ,. ffl, I , V f 3, I l 1, 4 i 1 I Y I Q X ,wi , X1 . , I Q , - f ! V X A X V V, 0 l, Q L X l' . 1, 's W , , fu X f' .J , , . - F ' ' , . 4. fy , - ,ul ' . I t . lljc , a d - - , KQ l ' ' ' 2 '- 3 1 5' A - A ' ' 1' ' ' ' A' ' . '1 l '.', 1 ' 1 ' ' t ill' ' ' 'z ' ' 'a . 5 . Tll anrv, l 'ft lgllt, I ,l la 1 .' ' , a,, ' 'L 'R ., ' ' L r' - lfinlc, -'- l -'l' ll . . 1 A a '- a , ' 'a. ' Q fa , .' 'a Marie Cannxzzaro oan Mane Cotto Susan Maureen Coan D 7 Inez Crlstodero r if if Nancy Connolly Patricia Deegan 00 Genevieve Cooke Maryann De Santis Carolyn Dever Antoinette D1 Martino Linda Di Sarro Kathleen Doherty Mary jane Earley Natalie Gennaro Loretta Faiella Irene Fink Marie Furci Susan Gardella Eileen Gunsten Sonia Handal Caroline Hasselman Madeline La Mantia gf w.,.,,,,, ,, KAW. Sr Ioanni trim to gnc 1 few last mmutg hints is 1 group of junior Commercial girls test eflch other before the 11 .35 bqll Hissclmm Ellilll Qunstcn 'Nit 1111 Cnnnlro md Xflfthl Smith while they do some run ird D9 , f I' . . A72 ' - ' 5,14 ' ' . 1' . Modern Historv is simplified as Sr. Damian Marie given ll few pointers to Caroline 2f.'2, f, ,.'Li 'z,z .z z ' .' - -. -Q - :, l ls 3 Helen Ledwith Barbara Lee Nancy Licastri Nancy Lopez Virginia Lynch The shorthand I class seems to be xcry relaxed and mterested 1n what thelr boss for the day 15 dlctatlng to Tom D1 Nlartmo The added treat was supplled on In1t1at1on Day X Geraldme Manmng Kathleen Marmo l Mane Mllatta Mary Ann Mlller Ann Mane Mundaca .. , qkx w ht? K -Q v:--- rn , A e f: a rg K ..' 4 K , l l . L 7 V, if ,fl 3 V l Clorla Munoz Ioamx Snmlone r-s Cenevleve Straub Rosemary Tutunjlan Johanna Nugent Lmda Slmlone Kathleen Parks Rhma Sumo Vlctona Pnzzuto Martha Snuth Z X... Slster Ioanna keeps wlth the Adx ent season as she plays one of her favorltes from the album of Fr Clelson s sermons Susan Costello Geneuexe .Straub md Lorcttl Fuello seem to be enjoylng., thur Rellglon III diss too 61 Ellzabeth Plalr Ellen Spmosa We x ,nv-s ls, Carol Terrlto 5' Enleen Verhoogen M Vsss F ' A '. P Q ,e 4 L K s. , X ,X fs- a .J n 6-2 A N fa f .J , V' fi' fr- A . ,- I as 6 ' 62 ' ' ' s 7 s A 1' s !,': k V 'V -X-N s s, s 1 9 l n l :Q f ff '51 J ft a I? b l I . . . - - , r A My .' K fu . :II x lf I llll ,.i,'f!z 4' . K If X XX J F ' W N3 i if . XJ' X . r l x - - . D X' V, A Q l ' Vey , ,V N ,V V 6 so l n , ar X' fl V W, , S if , X , ' 3.5 1 Z j 2 A 1 al xr 7 . Models of parts of the body are used in a discussion these students are having on the eye and ear. Kathleen Fay and Marion Tracy, left, observe the different parts of the .eye while Ursula Moramarco, Rose Marie Mos- chella and Diane De Fazio check the parts of the ear. M ws ,sf , , W, is, ww... ,W Science Laboratory Seniors at work! Mixtures are care- fully studied by these industrious students with the aid of powerful microscopes. Our laboratory provides many aids in the study of Biology. Kathleen O'Shea, left, explains the experiment in os- mosis Linda Borst and Marie Canal are making. Katherine Condon and Kathleen Kearns apply the findings of the first experiment as they trace the digestive process. 62 Commercial epartment As Carol Ann Sagona holds up one form of a letter to be typed and Gloria De Angelis holds up the different types of envelopes, Sr. Louis Anne, our Shorthand and Transcription teacher explains to the girls How easy it all can be. 63 Here, Lynne Morse, Senior Commercial typing student, shows us the advantage of the Speed and convenience of the electric typewriter. Lynne is typing the letter recorded on a dictaphone slate. Senior Commercial Secretarial Practice students display the different tools at their command. Carmela Battista and Brenda Pietro, left, ex- pcriment with the mimeograph machine. Linda Kurtz files part of their work as Claire Seneca reaches for a text book to check a point of grammar. Joyce Hellaig wields a mighty style as she completes a cover design on a stencil. w . i , . ,W-w v 4 41:1 SIMYBLDCIID ': ' Academy Library Kathy Dee is in il picturesque corner of the library evidently for the purpose of research QD - or is she heeding the voice of the little angel behind her? -uf? for In English text These underclassmen, able to find any material necessary for their assignments or reading enjoyment, seem quite engrossed in their work. Mrs Alexander, assistant librarian, receives assistance from Barbara King in filing book cards. I I 'F 'Q X V' 4 I 'fl M: H M M, ,M 4: Wifi? .gf fg f c V-JL.. -A - we ' . , E f rw' fi- ff . ma' Wi Cb 5 , li 4225 , Lg ' M: rf Juniorate The Junior Postulate is the remote preparation for a life dedicated to God. It is the public declaration of the will to eventually profess the three sacred vows, poverty, chastity and obe- dience. Young high school students lead a life composed of work, play, study and prayer for the honor and glory' of God. Giving their all, young girls strive to please their Spouse by of- fering themselves as an oblation to their Creator. Perhaps the greatest homage is their youth with its exuberance lending an intensive consecration. What greater gift can be given? As joan Sorrentino holds the statue of the Christ- Chilcl, Patricia Kearns, Mary Anne Purello, Suzanne De Fabiis, and Veronica Stephens joyfully prepare His Manger. Here, we find the true meaning of the First Christmas -the inner peace which comes when we find Christ. ' S What no snow? But the weatherinan said . . . Alas! Two shiny new sleds will be idle and eight fuzzy pairs of gloves will make no snowballs today It seems as though the postulants feel that the mere anticipation and donning of those earmuffs were enough fun Mary Anne Purello has found a friend - Shirley is a whole foot and a half shorter! Michele Brown, Linda Crow- der, Veronica Stephens, Joan Sorren- tino and Linda Hughes seem to find the situation most amusing as Sr. Teresita wonders how she'd look in black. 66 ff! As a tribute to Our Heavenly Mother we express our love through the beautiful in- strument of flowers at her statue in our Chapel. f . f V 1 3 1' . ,a 2 JN Developing domestic abilities as well as scholastic oncs prepares these young women to serve God. Linda Hughes, Francine Dalmascs, Michele Brown, Jo-Marie De Angelo, and Linda Crowder receive aid from Sister Teresita, Mistress of Postulants, as they complete their chores. LEE just some last minute studying in the labor- atory for the Senior Postulants-Francine Dalmases, joan Sorrentino, Linda Crowder, Veronica Stephens, Mary Anne Purello and Linda Hughes. The mind receives its nourishment through study. Patricia Kearns, Suzanne De Fabiis, Veronica Stephens, joan Sorrentino, and Mary Anne Purcllo seem to realize the value of their study period. 67 il'f'Q That they all may be one Supplementing the scholastic aspects of school life is a cultivation of specific in- terests in various fields. In conjunction with academic studies, We develop more fully our particular scope of enjoyment. This is possible through a focus on such realms as dramatics, art, foreign languages, music, language arts and the missionary field. Though personalities are mingled and subjects diverse, each extra-curricular activity has its common end. A sense of oneness exists, as all efforts follow the same path. We are all grounded on the strong foundation of faith. The union is more than just that of school friends. Com- mon goals are strengthened by common ideals. We possess the finest basis of union possible, the truth which is Christ. This unity is issued forth through each individ- ual as all hands act simultaneously under the guidance of His. 9. 5 i ' Q L. ' gy ,,, -- 9 '::f , A ., 1 , , , mf , 5 4 JH if ,' - ? 511' ' U f K? 'vvf A,., F-lu-5 1 J 5 f XY' y Sodalit f if ,ISI I 'ff 'bi l llfi Amid the warmth and loveliness of May, we view the coronation of Our Blessed Lady, Queen of Heaven and Earth. Diane Sineo, Prefect of the Sodzllity, is uttenclecl by, left to right, Dolores Ciliotti, Vice-Prefectg Lynne Morseg Lynn Vim XVa1genen, Trensurerg and Eugenia Simione, Secretary. ....-f' X .v - L52 ..f' W , NVill1 the uicl of these zealous juniors, left to right, Dolores Buinmarn, Evelyn Cilmerti, Elizabeth Robinson, Jo Ann Czllilscilmettu, Angela Zullo aincl xlilfll' Clarzone. forming.: an :relive i'0Illlllllll't', we re- ceive tlie lniest information concerning the movies wliicli appear on the Legion of Decency list. TO U lllllllIft'N with tin- firxt s.1r.ui4-rx in pH'I7.ll'1ltllJll for tlu-ir fUI'tilL'UlIlillil trip tu tht- Xirnmt I.0r1'tto Orplianagv. f Our Blessed Mother Eugcnia Simirmc, Lrmraint- Artexsc, Nancy Kwrtz and Patricia Adanis can tc-ll you. They 'I'h.u1ksf.:ix'iiig Haskctx to in-L-dy families. Happy smile,-S come from happy hcartsg arf- taking part in om- of tht- 1ii.1ir1 activi- tim of Our Laciy'5 Sutlality - sending thaw -is Ann McCormack, Lynn Van XVagenen, Anne Marie Colucc, jane McCuigain, Lynn Morse, Bonita Seder and Dolores Cili- otti, members of the Mission Club, pause a moment as they pack dresses and cards for our American Missions. Mission X K Club Jim win . Regina LQ1 man, El1gCnia S' ' r 4 R051 Select 111110110 Frances , . - ' A Q . ' St - . - E Aiinigy ot-raw. a Holy Ed Spmtugll 'll c urmg thc Octave thug f moinbt-rs carried on tl .s well as iiiiifl-,MI Amsistll ulfillmg their gon to ,ns . . Ance to our ford Q give gn missions, Sister Crucifix, one of our Missionary Sisters from Chile, shows the President, Valerie Barnoski, and Secretary Ann McCormack, the activities of the Baptistine missionaries in South America. Language Club Ah, the lovely minuetl Every step brought us closer to the reality of an evening in the far-off lands of the Mediterranean. SEQQE A :ff ya f -ug Sister Joanna, Moderator of the Language Club, is assisted by the officers, left to right, Eugenia Simione, Secretaryg Karen Aheam, Presidentg jean Stanton, Vice-Presidentg and Frances Stepczynski, Treasurcrg in making plans for a language club program. The atmosphere was completed by tradi- tional dishes from Italy, Spain, and France served by members of the Language Club, clad in vividly gay native costumes, as they ,I presented their International Luncheon. Aw Dolorex tliliotti. Sec-retary, ra-.ulx the niinutes of the previous Literary Cluh rueetiug, Patricia Kearns, Co-Chairlaulyg Barbara Parker, Chairlarlyg Diane Sineo, Treasurerg and Mary Anne Purello, Pro- gram Committee Chairlacly, give their undivided attention. Wg 4 . x L- Too had we don't agree! Mary Anne Purello, program committee ehairlady, eenter, leads a panel discussion during a lively Literary Cluh meeting. The panel- ists are, left to right, Maureen Lanza, joan Sorrentino, Therese Tedeseo, Mary Anne Purello, Dolores Giliotti, Linda Hughes and Leona Nianisealeo. The paper staff join Leona Nianisealeo, Editor-in-Chief, center, as they put the iinibhing touches on the Precursor Quarterly. 74 iva- N ,f-'15 L 't I efqfqf .Club im, '7 L7 . 1 1 4 ' ' 'ul nun :nun sn, I 3 J ww, -,A v ' I q f CS is I I f Ig ' 3 g x A L , x as Q f , 1 If fb , --if 2 ? , N' 5 -li -'Z QQ X A v li X ' .. fl Q26 fx .ow z :iv is ,1,. k 94' G V J' 1 .9-f' AAI' A i L qu- E -4,3 f' Q 'l .1153 FJ j 'o 4 A' i ,gn , , -- ,sl-, -n V 1' I -1 X' . ' NM -., Z Jia gf I . f ju-'J' ,V 1- M xx :- A bit of relaxation creeps into a busy day as, left to right, Barbara Adams, Margaret Bennett, Frances Sawyer and Carol Sbarbaro expand their creative abilities during a weekly Art Club Meeting. 3 8 .jsjvd Q , X, Marilynn Byme compla- cently gazes at her very own creation and ad- mits she never thought she had it in her. j Soothing music anal fascinating master- pieces capture the attention of the Art Club Officers. They are, left to right, Leona Maniscalco, Presidentg Linda Hughes, Vice-Presiclentg Dolores Giliotti, Secretaryg and Frances Stepczynski, Treasurer. 2,-'Q Qffilm s, as 3, A A 05750 I rt . 0 VW Club x.f ,r We bclong to I mutull ttlnur ttlon sotietyl sctms to Its lJL1.,lIlH1I1g to lools 1 lot like Christnilsl Angclr Zullo tl oblcct of Irinees Siwytrs incl Frances Chirltnt 111271 incl Xhnifrul Ilmlhiiger htlp it ilony, Stepczynskms thoughts they complttt tht lllL0l'ltl0I1's in their tl issrooni Art Club members worlttcl on tht dLC.OI'ltl0IlS in tll tht classes ,XS Axll all-clu-ml out ancl rcacly to shout - thc boostcrs arc prcparcd to assist thc chccr- lcaclcrs in tlu-ir Lnulatnry ra-frainx for tin- gxllglhtilliilll .'xL'llKiK'lllf' lvaxkcihall tvam. Givc inc a J is thc cry rcsoundcnl as the St. john! cllccrlcadingf squad, far If-ft, joannc Pacifico, jcan Peacock, Dianc Dc Faziu, Karcn Doylc, Judy Sliukis, Lorrainc Bruno, Peggy' Haggcrty, joan L A--4 N1.4am.-bl. . .1 - Tmvnscncl, back row, Judy Carlin-co- captain, Karen Ronnc, Patricia Dcnchan, Carolyn Poznak and Carol Intcnzo- Captaing go into formation ' 4 ' , .r-, - f . Q34 -S.. ,-,. .N 3 -que-nt practicm- consmnc-s a larrgm- part 1 skillz-Ll Cilf'K'Yll'2lIil'l',5 time . . . and - '11 acl 4-crm to cnjoy it. TT 5 ff s il f f x r ,' -x 1- W- Miss Maria Schiflrer, vocal instructor, spends many hours V. training voices for solo parts. The Annual Concert is the prtsentxtion of the Clcc Club Here juclith Coluccio srngs 1 solo. .4 Nlembc rs of the Clne Club form 1 Llrcla of soft colors IS tllev surround the Surul Heart llu urtlrt stucltnt bocly of St johns pre scuts our Annu ll Conurt ulutlr wls held tlus u lr rt the Nlosquf. TllCltfC 1n New jtrsu Here 1 llum ln cross IS formul clurmg tlrt prtscntltlon of I BLllLXC JE Annual V?-'Q,f5 R be U of rl. anal 4,.4,,fpH Portr rx mg tht 1 lt 5.1 mt be llltv of vuntcr tlxtst l7lllEI'lIllS tnlxlnu tht prcseutltlon of our Annuil Concert Thex in left to rlglrt xllfglftt Haggerty Jllllltll Cflrlrn Be-ltriz Connolly karen llonne, Sandra Csorba and can leacoclc. on G-0 Q61 aryl-, ey s 9 I J 2, K. I 1 'Qui 'N-,. 'l ugh' K ai if m . gm K - Q H. 4'H 'M'x'L' ' 4 . .Y 'ka is F x iff' 'M f f , A few of the members of the Clee Club pxuse 1 moment in 1 r- l x Rv K I x X Xlr ind Nlrs Du er pose proudly with their daughter Cirolxn dubbnd Oucnn of the junior Prom 5 Q.. ' M., fy 1 February twelfth . . . and happy memories just begin, as John Thompson congratu- lates Carolyn Dever with Half Junior Prom flowers. The chaperons seem to be enjoying the night as well as their daughters. fi vf A 4 L. I Queen for thc night-crowns Our lllossvcl Lady, Quvcn of llculven and of our hearts. The Terrace Suite of the Hotel Roose- velt in all its finery provides a regal atmosphere as the royal court leads off. 81 f XXI XD 'l'lis- Que-on of 1960 is SllI'l'0!llllll'il lmy lwr alttcmlunts. Ivft tn right, Diana' l'rou'zu'i, lnrruim- lll'l'Illl1lIl, Katlilvcn llyam amcl Lorrnim- Bruno als they vivw hor curonzltion lay tlu- Quin-vii of 1959. Margaret Di 'l.Ollll1lllS0. 'QQ g av' As strains of tlw tlic-img 'I'wclftli of New-r, are pluyz-cl lay Bula Thomas :incl his orchestra, thc Grand March ensues. Special Events 35 Mfr Cl It was a crisp, cold day on October 12, as we commem- orated the birthday of Chris- topher Columbus by march- ing in a parade given in his honor. As bright as the day, the high school girls present a uniform picture marching down Fifth Avenue. The Academy Choir is 21 voluntary organization under Mother Veroniea's direction. Their talents beautify various religious ceremonies held in parishes on Staten Island. Here, they are practicing for the Graduation ceremony. go Retreat , V, Au unusual air of solcmnity captures the juniors and sophomores as they uttcntiwly follow the words of their rvtrt-at master at their annual three-day rctrcat. L Serving as retreat master, Rev. Father xlL'IDL'I'lll0lt speaks of Christ's passion. An informal gathering during the freshman retreat is thc- occasion. This group of girls appears to he enjoying their chat with their retreat master, Rev. Father john Mc-scall. 83 A pretty girl is like a melody. These lovely misses anxiously await the de- cision of the judges as to the fairest of them all.', In reality these well- known characters are being portrayed by Theodora Magli, Darralynn Check, Patricia Holland, Carole Mancino, Barbara Crowley, Paula Gennaro and Linda Zimbardi who are merely hum- ble Freshmen complying to the whims of the stately sophomores on Initiation Day. Joan Alvasio, Pamela Anderson, Suzanne Shaugh- nessy, joan McLoughlin, Roberta johnson and Diane Wheeler seem to be making lans to send Linda Procacci into orbit as Miss Roglcetship 1959, while a curious little Cherub, Geraldine McTiernan, gazes dubiously at her fellow-victim. NVhat is causing all that noise? It's only the Freshies, who present quite ' a sight as their mixed emotions regis- ter sadness and gladness. They are at last full-fledged . . . 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MARION DF NIAIO Helpmg FRANK EADICICCO DONIHNIC EADICICCO Custodrm Cnetodrm 'E' 'Nr MRS LEE ERRICO XIRS NIARIE KLINE MRS MARIE MQCARTHY I ' ,Q I. ,A Il I .an I In ,Af , EK 95: M- H 1 n?f,fff,.r,u.,A4.,k K Singh? 4' A J , 'si N . L, , I MRS. ELENA MATTIOLA MRS. GERTRUDE PICIOCCIO MHS. MARGARET PRESTIA NICHOLAS ALEXANDER DOXIINIC SCHIPANII CLl9t0d1'lI'l Custodnn 'Q' 'ini MRS NIARY SCHIPAINI MRS ZINA VIQNULI VRS GENE-VIEVE ZARELLI W 1 X I f f x Senior Week Activities Autumn, with its profusion of color, pewter skies and the voice of prevailing winds, is a prelude to one of the most cherished occasions, strengthening the bonds of friendship among classmates. These precious moments we'll never forget . . . Precious moments, indeed they were, which made up the great tradition in Saint JOl1ll,S-Olll' Senior YVeek. At this time we all shared in the effort which made our week a success. The Senior Closed Retreat, an individ- ual encounter with Cod embarked upon at the end of one stage of our lives, the dignified formality of the procession into our Academy Chapel for the commence- ment of Senior Week, where impressive of our theme, Unity,v the entire student body participated in the singing of Holy Mass, the kindred disposition of hearts and minds which made each day worthy of remembrance . . . all these and much more are mirrored in the deep, rich red of the garnet ring, its gleaming stone rep- resenting the Christian principles which we shall, with God's help, uphold all through our lives. Our Senior Ring-it will always be the symbol of all that St. Iohn's means to us. 2 4 2 H'-. Q Em, ,s fu l 1 I . 'l',.n' -nw! nf' If? ls' iff. Rl -I I 531. I I I rr 1 ' l 3 F 'U I 7 4 l v- li l I gl rl IF, v I. .. 1 mf' lr I I I : I I '- ,rx :I I.. ll ,, g q ra I I -, ' qu! I I .J 'S is 'J I 1 if l I f ' I 1' ' ' ' , 1 s an nv P :V '- , f FSF -fd ll! ' 1 F I , 1 ll Qfvll 7'-lg, x' ' I Q 5 ' 'I ' 14,1 Yd'.'!! .il1 up 'lx 'te .:'i I ,s B- 1 'VA ,. 5 K 'gT'L ,441 wg, Un-is .-,qi Ks - K 'Qu . ,yr Serenity and unity pervade our Academy Chapel as our seniors lead the entire student body in the singing of the People-,s Mass. With ow.rHow1nq he lrts these seniors in solemn expectation 'lwalt the King of lungs soon to eome into their hearts to reign forever A sk If In All voiccs of the Class of '60 joyously resouncl throughout the audi- torium as our Senior Assembly gets under way. Smiling faces express up- proval us Sister Mary Eugcne accepts the gift of ll miniature ciuneru for tlic yearbook stuff. U2 Senior Red roses, ll symbol of our love for Mother Veronica, are presented to ber by Racquel Mzlrtiucz, Vice Principal of Scnior XVOOk. Is there an art instructor in the audience? Obvi- ously tht- seniors ft-cl that Sister Tcrcsita could use one as they pn-st-nt her with a free course in art to assist her in her Science classes. gn in-mL i WT ? , Z X 1 Beatniks anyone? Paulette Romano 'md Christina Hunclc-mann seem to 'idig the scene the most for these daddyos are displaying what the well dressed school girl shouldn't wear. 1' ' J ? f, Vg-c H. ff., Is this concert material looked? Before an appre- ciative audience at the uso and Angela Zullo dis- played a talent that Mother or Arthur Murray would find worthy of consideration. U3 , which has hccn over- Mock Triali' Barbara Car- Speed tests require skill and accuracy und these seniors seem quite busy tapping away on the keys. Senior Classes Physics diflicult? At times perhaps, but at the present these seniors seem to be enjoying their experi- ment, that is proving sound waves do pass through a volume. n 4 3 ss The Secretarial Prictice Room offers these seniors a Lhmce to demonstrite their knowledge of the various business skills M iureen Dufly oper ites the ldding., in itlimt Anne xllfll, Col ILL tht comptoinettr while Ann M rrie Fontaine ind Barb 1r1 Pcluso mmipullte the electric typewriter and Mary Margaret Doherty arranges letters in the filing Cibinct. Ah Roma' Ah Latlnpi' Dramatizing Ciceros iirst oration is Donna Healy Catolme is on trial Ifar left Dorothy Marroccoj for exposing Cicero s plans She is being Judged by the Roman Court played by the Latm III students Wrrws-mf C9 I Linda Crowder, Karen Scheid, Diane johnson, Ann Catherine Stoebe and Jean Peacock begin to unpack the scholastic caps and gowns with a combined air of mischief and dignity belonging only to a Senior. i 41 MJ 'ASQ-niors type to stardom. Magdalene Katen wins herself a gold star when she proves to be the fastest typist in her class. 95 i During Secretarial Practice, Lynne Morse points out to Rosemarie Cipriani and Con- stance Minogue the dos and don'ts for the proper dress for business. Mary Ann Picciurro, Racquel Martinez and Arlene Cainbo model for the class. Q .f 3, 'G-u...,., ,V Sunshine and smiles, that's what Lois Farese says Italy is made up of as she points to Siena while Ann McCom1ack reads Italy's exports to the Italian III class. A look of mistrust betrays Sr. Placid's feelings as Mary Lou Pandolfi demon- strates the chlorine formula in a chem- istry experiment. Carol Menzies, Beverly Baxter, Barbara Parker, and Charlotte Borello display other sentiments. was are Hide and seek? Not at all, just the re- enacting of a Medieval Poem. Sister Teresita aids Mary Ann Haley in direct- ing Therese Tedesco to Get Up and Bar The Doorv from two intruding seniors, Bonita Seder and Joanne Pacifico. That extra effort to make Senior Week a success is displayed by Leanora Cap padoro Linda Hughes Julia Bruno and Rosemarie Cipriam as Sister Margaret Mary assists them to revise old tunes with new lyrics Ai' f The s irit of democracy is clearly ex- presses as Carole Risucci, Kathleen Glea- son, and Rosemarie Cipriani discuss the purposes of the Constitution during American History class. 96 Q a W z sX,l Q 'R' 'ir ,V if af. 'rf x i .fn Although these Senior Academic Class Officers gathered together for a serious discussion, Karen Ronne, Treasurerg Mary Ann Purello, Presidentg Leona Manis- calco, Seeretaryg and Dolores Ciliotti, Vice President, couldn't resist the candy and beautiful Christmas decorations in the convent foyer. .km ,mix 34,4 4 full, lr? Xi ,,yy J., - fs.. Niothcr Yeronicafs smile denotes satis- faction as Diana Sineo, chief marshal, and Ann McCormack, assistant chief marshal make their weekly report on dctcntion and make up time. 97 'A .335 sp be WVith reverence and awe these Senior Commercial Class Officers kneel before the Christ Child. They are: Carole Risucei, Vice Presidentg Ellen Rudolph, Class Reporterg Magdalene Katen, See- retaryg Linda Hughes, Presidentg and Constance Minogue, Treasurer. ,xv A. iiaiff 2 .M 3' I ,.. s. Xiu! 43: The Senior Marshals smilingly oblige for the cameraman as they all line up to have their picture taken. 24. 5 LX 56 , . How Could .. Xoxll X th lf X icxlw X0 xil W 014 fn Oul- C' lmiglc COUCGH qs from thc 0 bxster lwdclxs OUT ofhcnl lent 1 11 md -1 i- M F ln thc l1brarY , Spcllmm Court tc mor rc slnnm md lun 11 To every adolescent a wonderful feellng of achrevement seems to be acknowledged when vou enter lugh school on Vour first dn An even greater sense of lccomphsh ment wlll tlke pl lee at the ClllII'11Il3.t1OI1 of these four xc us of lctrmnff 1 rnaturlng LOIT1lJ1l16Cl xuth mcmorrcs of telrs love md joy In September 1956 more than 115 ln nocent C P95 xoung lidles entered that great edlflce of CdllCJ.t1OI1 Samt John Vrlla Acad emy XIyst1fiecl and a httle weary We all were put It ease by our ofhclals Slster Frclehs 1nd Srster NI lrglret Xllrv For the verx Hrst tlme we became subordmates of those obstmate upperclassmen at 1n1t1at1on and then durmg our F1rst Semor NVeek Worn md torn we m lnaged to SllI'V1VC thus bcmg xble to ldd to our book of memorles our f1rst Chrrstm is it Sunt johns md our Freshman Retreat at Glen Coxe Onward and upward havmg conquered our first vear we became Lordlv Sopho mores 1Ve were glad to greet for the first tlmc Slster Lucy Slster NI lry Gerard and S1stcr XIFIFV Dl1lC15 The progresslng scc1et1r1cs of 10C w1ll forever remember Slster Lotus Anne md her tx plng cl Iss but how could we from 10A forget the Warm Ind serene xx us of Slster Xlary Dulclsp on the campus at Samt johns 1 1 l 1 5 . 1 . , 1 f. 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To our surprise and great satisfaction we were more than glad to see our Freshmen of- ficials back with us again. You were glad to see us back too, weren't you, Sisters? The highlight of this year was our junior Prom and if your conversation was any- thing other than prom', you just weren't with it, thatis for surelv Memories of the Prom are not the only things we shall remember from this episode of our life. We will forever be able to recall the un- selfish efforts of our official teachers spent guiding us throughout the year. Suddenly, there it was . . . the finale of our high school days. As Seniors we reigned supreme as marshals and especially during our Senior VVeek with our mere plebe days far behind us. September 1959, for the Senior proved to be full of surprises, and happy ones at that. The Senior Commer- cials welcomed Sister Margaret Mary as their official teacher for the third time, and the Senior Academics greatly anticipated having Sister Teresita as their official teacher. XVhat better way to end our beauti- ful book of memories, then to say, Our final concert was our bestf, Sometime, down that long dim road called Future, when we are near the at- tainment of our allotted years, when these pages are yellow and fragile, the print faded and blurred, we can surely say that these years have been our most memorable. C.: , llhf. g 99 D5 rlnfl H Q .. VVQ Forget 7,11 - - - Senior W, .. - would hp mhifcl2sfJf9?f - the last time we V - 1 if I . 1 X fimll' Seniors ' VN fn, .www . . . fQY1:x:f'24.i gfflf-featxt-las :UW ' S . 1 ' ww., ,gy ht SCYQ . lltxllil x X4 1959, help fron tllfitfldi Lzszjhr X U f, 1 J 1- A rll'r,,,s. H' grgt I. HOW wore Hg ffl I U7 E M 599 QB Jost' Si. Or HSOH Mer not ' Xvhe . 5 V ,rl ' . ,Ou rc lil. thgefas f auglyre ace . It holgl Vgt, D. ing! ul' blame the 00k bn, S 'SL Q' Exams on ioqgokkeo Xxooxewosk doo Qoesc secixois ko We Xcwst as Ney comgiace e oi bay Axxikog Xxmckx QCYKOA. as 551295 cxqxe X319 ..Cq 'ugh . t In the I1 . Ctr, mm Y wo imc K seem ko Kxskmb nw QSSS We Lsitt YQ QI det Qxsxc . , 0 Soiicv X65 qmxe 5 megoosgcie, Aww Soi Kinda G10 Pmo Ymdo a6Xxxsts 'oat 4:0501 205 V61 06'-'J O-Amases, xisoaa Qoqyes, NT 6101500 SKGQWGS, wa X09 MAX wc We e-5x oi mek ka bei vocaixon. Amid falling leaves we boarded the buses for Last, but not least-Frances Stepczynski and Ann our retreat at St. josephls Villa. McCormack just made it, baggage and all. The chapel holds fond memories of the msplring conferences and warm person- ality of our retreat masters. Senior Just before these seniors took leave of St. joseph's Villa, Father Timothy Cunninham O'Dwyer During free time on our retreat this group chats with Father Baldof at the beautiful statue of the Sacred Heart. honored us by posing for this picture. 2 julia Bruno finds time for the Rosary in front of the grotto of Our Lady of Fatima. Retreat These Senior Academic students poscd for a picture prior to leaving their room after retreat. They are Mary Ann Haley, Beatriz Connolly, Judith Carlin, Sandra Csorha, Karen llonne and jean Peacock. ,.,,,,,L1-M , 4 14 fi ft , 1 ' I 'W R53 .'1 .1 , i 1 5' , 33' L4 1, 5 1 41.3 lm ' Milf' fyllintsv x 'I-S will ,Ai U4 . , ' , This is :1 scene from the terraced staircase defending from St. joseplfs Villa to the placid waters of Lake Ravine. y. 'la 1 hs Vll sr. SQSCP at lore departure, goxniors CYUOY nature gitreat House, t e her XOVQHCSL , -mln ug QL 44-1. ?' Hi, .. lllvilfigffrlll Agtp J tllflvl will 0501, ' DWI Mr. L l1n1-rlLx'rllr1.'1ll,:'rtl 'S11 SPH, X lllUl'1' U ffr Sllf. lor C0 mn s1'l::1llllr'Ai'1i2eZ- Icy had 'Y I can do all things in Him who strenghtens me It is now time for us the Seniors to put away the things of a child and assume the responsibilities of an adult. To do this we must put into use all the things we have learned here at St. Iohn's. We have been taught the truth and this has united us to Christ and to each other. The basis for this union is the common belief in the truth we accept-God's word which has been revealed to us by Christ. We must believe this and we do believe because our lives have been fashioned after the truth. We will strive to live the life of a real Christian. We will be other Christs. The real test lies ahead and we know it is hard to keep the truth and be true to Christ, especially'in this modern world. But, united in the love of Cod and each other, we can become true Christian women. There are dangers and tempta- tions we will meet but if our standards are high and our love of Cod great, we can overcome them. If we let Christ live in us through prayer and the sacraments, we will never be alone. He will be the strong support of all our endeavors, the help in our need, the comfort of our sorrows, the eternal joy of our eternity. N Yfpnfv' . 'O .I I L.. 'tn 1 ix lax. I ' ,gsx uc ' -,ug -b xl' - ' Q--'I' ' :A 1 ae, ' af - . f . ff :ia ' -.' ,.,q. - - ' I... -LN L: 9 f .L gf. ,V ,Y an . fs:.' .ji ' ' -Q fs 'Wm .su . g- 'x 1' v L , ' . 4 ' .. 1. g +. f X 5' v 5. '- 1 . ,bun ,.', 1 . .'g':'-Q.- I - s G ffm. -4 - 5 ' 9 ' YR-3' ' 1.5. . '14 ,, ' - ,A u'r.y 6 .49 V' v - 'V if.. P . ' ' .' 1 ,ll x,f '- 'I Q r .ff ' ' '42- :' '-Q ..: x Q33 -+ V ,f 'H iv '1- n. A. -1: c 'j' - E n Q '. 9 - R . il . ,i l . rl' 4 g. .. U - - hill I .Q 1 alf- Q: Q if wykw. Q 1 I l Q ,Q 4' F ,Yi Q-ff Q , at-g wggf. N, W s.,, ,, .. .A L . - . ' 1 .- ..:'c'1! Alix, V '.f2'V I 3445444 ,S2fm4hm' Great thoughts come from the heart. Noted for her straight forwardness and simplicity, Barbara enjoys dancing and just listening to good music, especially when the music has a Latin American beat. Her enthusiastic and candid questions display a keen eagerness to leam and this is embellished by her gracious and endlessly good-natured personality. Barbara will always remember Senior Retreat and the excitement of Senior VVeek. No matter what her goal, Barbara's perserverance will insure success. Choir, Glee Club, Marshal, Sodality. 3445444 Qfzazms Character calls for character. Quiet and polite, sweet and sincere, Barbara has that certain quality that makes you want to know her and have her as yo11r friend. On her list of favorites are school, biology, and swimming. She can dig into a pizza faster than the Freshmen shake when they see a Senior. Although she dislikes geometry, she loves St. johns Barbara will always remember the Prom and Senior XVeck. After graduation she plans to enter the business world. ' Art Club, Glee Club, Marshal, Yearbook Artist. Cpdkflla 5. Edifwggll Loyality is the greatest good in the human heart. Dependability characterizes Val's every assignment. Her constant activity and vibrant personality do not detract from her scholastic achievements. She enjoys swimming, skating, and parties. Her favor- ite subjects are history and science, and her pet peeve is polishing her school shoes. Val, despite her work on the yearbook, will always remember her Senlor year. Valerie plans a business career and we wish her success in her chosen field. Glee Club, Marshal, President of the Mission Club, Yearbook Section Editor. 106 Vdambvb Q7Z lgafmy Friends and good fun are the treasures of youthful happiness. Pat, who is one of our imports from Brooklyn, has finally reached her last year, but it won't be her last for studies. She plans to attend nursing school after graduation. In her spare moments she can be found dancing, ice skating or eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. She claims typing is her worst experience at school and her friends claim it is her best. YVe all know her friendly personality will aid her career as a nurse. Glee Club. va, , ' , W. f l'l'LffJf f ,. 4 K , 1 'f' o ' me Karnak Qaida M I .4vl,1..,? . Bayard fgazfafl An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Bev's hobby of doing thoughtful things for others will always bring sweet memories to her class- mates. Among her favorite remembrances of St. Iohnls, the Ring Ceremony and the dinner at Mama Leone's will always rank first. After school hours, the first stop is always the telephone. It seems homework has a way of slipping by un- noticed. Chemistry was a necessary evil which Bev endured in order to achieve her goal - nurs- ing school. Glee Club. 107 A golden heart and a golden voice fn' are priceless gifts. D K,-A ,3 An air of graciousness and sincerity surrounds this brown-eyed Senior. Carmela is very much i 'f':0'C 4, LVAJ interested in typing and shorthand. She finds ,df , 4 a4',4 much recreation and pleasure in listening to mod- em and operatic music. Diligence and coopera- . tion mark her every endeavor. Carmela has many uf, , , if fond memories of her years at St. Iohn's, but f ' she cherishes those of Senior VVeek and the con- f ' certs most of all. Carmela,s plans for the future ' A ' includes business school and a position as a secretary. '. I 5, Glee Club, Language Club, Mission Club. WTA ' ' , , 1 X f ,, 5'7 Aff , Agflazlarffe QW Cgdllfh Qfilaflyaffef 527 Beane!! Great thoughts come from the heart Peggy came to St Johns ln her Iumor ye'1r 'md whlle she has been here she has made many friends Her favorlte subyects 'are French and hlology but her pct pcexc rs puttmg her pocket hook In the closet P1stry from CllSlll11ll1 s IS the dally treat of her lunch period After 2l lClll'ltl0I'l she plans to study nursmg 'it the New York Foundlmg Hospltal Art Club Glee Cluh Marshal 36627654 QW 2061705 Fraendlmess rs the greatest assest to the world Theresa our glft from Nlcslmgufl hopes to return after grqduatxon 'ls '1 secretwry to the Amerlcfm Consulate She 'ldllllfS thlt Chmese food 'md rxsmg early are her pet peeves Trfmscrmptlon 'md secretarlal practlce rank hlgh among her Com merclal subjects Her Freshman ye-'lr w1ll '1lw'lvs hold fondest memories for her Glee Club 108 So dream on and work hard for the person youd be but curb your desrres and keep your soul free Seemmgly out of the pages of '1 story book IS blue-eyed Lottle Possessmg a sedately quxet axr and a contrastmgly gay sweetness she dlsplays a umque personallty One mlght descnbe her as bemg metlculously neat and tidy even whlle devourlng her favorite salamx sandwrches Swxm mmg 'ind enjoying good muslc consume most of her lCl9llI'C moments Among the memorable ex ents at St Johns Lottxe fondly recalls our Iumor Prom and the Semor Rmg Ceremony A dlllgent student Lottxe IS sure to succeed ln the college of her cholce Glee Club Wufianne 5. Ewtfar Her ways are ways of pleasantry and all her paths are peace. Smiles and wit are a daily art of Ruthanne's life. They give her an unending appearance of fun Although she is 1 conscientious student homework is strongly disliked by Ruthie Italian and h SICS as well as lunch are most antlcl pate y her dunng the seemingly endless day Most memorable among her treasured school events is Ruthanne s first Christmas at Saint John s Ruthanne with her pleas mt personalrty md warm casual way will surely succeed no matter what field she enters Glee Club Lzterary Club Vzssron Club Marshal Yearbook Sectlon Edztor Assoczate Edztor of School Paper W 4511610 C777 Brennan Jah Z 3271100 lVhat we are 1s God s grft to us but allot we become rs our gift to God xxflth her blue eyes smiling Pats unassuming air malses her 'ln amicable friend with 1 kind word for all Earnestness surrounds her uery actlon She is exer faithful to her studres ranlsmg blology as her number one fasonte Pat will always treasure the memory of the Senior Ring Ceremony Her combined diligence and intelligence accom panred by 1 sunny disposition ssrll prose 1 sure aid in fulfilling Pats dream of becoming '1 nurse Glee Club Varshal Vzsswn Club Loyalty and honesty are mirrored zn her ambztlons Our friend Julie 15 a bundle of loy Aside from berng the most loquacious person in the class she IS the most fun loxrng Julie does not bcllexe ln moods of any sort Her only mood is a happy one History and English are tops 1n her bools and so are ice cream and hamburgers Her favor ite recreations are swimming and eltlng Both get her full attention Two of the most important events of her high school career sw ere taking part in the school concerts and wntmg for the school paper julia would like to attend nursing school after graduation Glee Club Marshal Vzsston Club . . 4 . , , .H . U . .. . U . x . .' . . . U , . ' ' N X dl g l L l - . 1 , ' . Q , . , , L, . . , 2 3 . 2 , ,. , 5 J I ' 3 7 s Q. ' mv, ' I . , , . , r r , t . ,, , ' D 1 f . 1 a ' , .,, . L f ' ' 1 . - ' . ' ' ' .i V h . 1 . p. . V . . ' . , ,, . 1 1 H ,, . . 1 . . . , ' L . 1 , ' 1 . ' I .l. ' ' , - 5 ' . 1 . 1 5 , ' . . ' 5 ' . . . , . . . L I. . ' 1. g . . ' ' , 1. ' ' , . , . .. . . . . 1 , , r . 4 ,rs ep mzbvb Cgunalvy Love and desire are the spirit's wings to great deeds. Pat, a loquacious gift to Saint Iohn's from Brook- lyn, is an avid fan of rock ln' roll. She enjoys dancing and bowling. Although typing is one of her favorites it is incomparable to her memories of Freshman Retreat and the junior Prom. After graduation, we hope to see her at Grace Institute where she plans to study business subjects. Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Qffazlwnn fgyfme Joys are our wings, sorrows our spurs. Marilynn, our friend from Brooklyn, can usually be found in the cafeteria munching on a pickle while talking to friends between bites. Going down through the ages, we've found her favorite pastimes are: ice-skating, dancing, sleeping, and football games. Her beaming personality is spread near and far to her many friends. Among her fond memories at St. Iohn's, the Ring Ceremony will be one of the most treasured. VVC are sure that she will be successful in a nursing career. Glee Club. Qfzfazneff? gaggzbna A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Diligent is the word to describe Antoinette. She has completed high school in three years. During those years her pet peeve has remained unchanged -her school bag. In moments of relaxation, Antoinette enjoys listening to soft music and to her collection of rock and roll records. As she looks back, she recalls Senior VVeelc as the most treasured event of her school days. Success is sure to mark her future hopes of becoming a secretary. Glee Club, Marshal. 1 10 6011044 C771 gdffdldvld A capable mirul, a generous soul, and a winning heart all the attributes that make up a fine nurse. XVorry- ing always about others, she will go out 0 her way for a friend who needs help. Lee is always ready to join the fun and is often in the middle of an hilarious situation. NVithout chicken, Lee's life would not be complete. Her favorite pastimes are shopping for clothes, howling, and swimming. The Senior Ring Ceremon will always rank among her fondest memories and, it will recall to her all the wonderful years spent at St. Iohn's. - , , .Z Lee is our sociable, college bound classmatcfvitlm Choir, Glee Club, Language Club, Literary Club, Marshal, Mission Club, Sodality. Jud!! Q72 gazlah She enuies not in any mood. Sparkling Irish eyes and soft golden tresses typify our Iudy. Sweetly modest, she is co-captain of our cheerleading squad and possesses a radiant ersonality. Among her favorite pastimes, horse- back riding and ice-skating take first preference. All of ludv's years at St. Iohn's are precious, especially those which witnessed the Ballet and the Ring Ceremony. An ambitious student, she admits partiality to Religion and history. For Judy we see a successful career in bringing knowl- edge to our youth of tomorrow as a teacher. Ballet, Cheerleading Co-Captain, Marshal. ,gonadal Zavuaa' Be always as merry as ever you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful woman. Good humored, loquacious Carolyn is endowed with a bubbling personality which makes her an essential member of the Senior Class. YVith her favorite pastime, that is, imitating the Maltex and Maypo commercials on television, Carolyn has both intrigued and amused her school chums. There is never a dull moment in this young girl's life. Her nblithe and bonnyi' spirit is well balanced by a more reserved side when it comes to her school work, especially in English, in which she hopes to major in college. Glee Club, Principal of Senior Week. ,QL ,4-22 7-we 1 X 'V axe Qflam cy glflilldlll YV0rels eannot express ber mfinzte sweetness Hose Nl me h is those K1llll1t1lS whxeh mxlee 1 true ht ohns glfl Honestv truthfulness loyllty md good humor ire whit she possesses She enjoys school Ind 18 plrtlxl to shorthlnel Ind typlng, 'lhe lughllghts of hu sehool hf ure the Iumor lrom mel Semor Xhele Bowhng mel dlI1f.lIl1.I Ire tops on her hst Ros1 Mme ldvlneed from l'I'LSlll11lIl ye nr to umor ye nr 1nd we were proud to hfue her IS our elnssmxte Our he st wlshes xre extended to her is she enters the llllbllli ss world Chozr Glee Club Language Club Marshal Sodal :ty learbook Typzst L f fm!! W4 Maia aww Nam 'K I f A705 ff Z IL, CQA V Q.. Lff'f M4714 df LK44 JZ 1'-f 6 150514105 11111 Qfldlll Q7 505111 Jlldlfll CQ' 505111111 Cf! T0 ill? PWC' all fl11'1t3,'S HTC PWC' Muszc 1S sazd to be the speech of Angels Anne Meme 18 the lngehe 'Nlxss wxth the twmlehny, eyes md 1 he ld of loxelx llllllx nlturllly curly h ur Her VS1lllIlj.,l1L ss to eooperlte h IG llw lys be en outstundmg Although eonsexentlous lhout ull her subjeets she 18 pxrtul to stenogrlphy No mutter what hour lt IS Anne Nl 1r1e IS fnlvx 11ys re lely to go out md ext 151771 VK hen not oeeupxed wlth sehool E1CtlX1tl6S she enjoys llSf6I'llIlg to the rldlo danclng or just h'1x1ng the erowd over for some chlt chat Anne N1 me phns to enter the husmess world qfter grldultxon Chmr Cleef Club L1t1 raru Club Nlarslzal Vzssmn Club Sodalzty learboole Seetmn Pzlltor Asmstant Busmess Manager 112 Smg us 1 song' Tlnt IS somethmg that can be asked of Iudy It my tune 1nd she wrll ohlxge all She ldds elrmn to our wnnlml concert hy her lovely solos glfljllllfl goes vxell with dfmelng and thxs she 'llso enjoys Senlor XX eek lCl1NlflCS are the most memorlhle of ill the esents of her yefxrs at St john s Judy wlll ittend eollege after grid uatlon md we 'are sure she wxll do 'is well 1n college 'ls she lns done m lugh school Clee Club Mfssmn Club Yearbook Typist mu, W . u 3... , ' ' p . - 1 I. . .' .17 Lf J' 1 '.' 1 1 ' N ,- ' 1 - 1 y 1 1 L Y R ' x ' ' ' ' x ' xl L x l ' .' 1 .' 1 1 J 1 1 Y. 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' . , . 1 1 ' 7 b ' 7 ' 1 1 1 . , , . 2 , 1 A , , 4 . , 1 . , . 1 . . , , 1 , . , .. ff, K' 127116 M4141 dflfiilllll amen Right action as better than knowledge Kathy IS '1 red hurcd lxss from 'ILTOSS the hay She possesses 1 bright smlle and '1 wonderful sense of humor Kathy enyoys pamtlng SWIITIITIIHK and dancing She holds Senior XX eck 'ls one of the fondest memorles of her yelrs it S I V A Kathy likes school especmlly when she IS ln 'lrt class hut her et peeve IS hrmglng home her school bag Kathy p 'ins to become a cartoomst 'md with her ahlllty we 'Ire sure she will be successful Art Club Yearbook Artzst Marshal 3:4012 521 gan11aQ 05111441 C771 gfldllfhl The mctory of success zs half won when one gains the habzt of work Intrxglng eyes and naturally curly halr frame the umque personalxty of Beatnz What would class have been llke wxthout Beatrxz to make people happy wlth her wltty remarks that come at un expected times' Among her most memorable events at St ohns Beatnz cherlshes the Irxsh Show at Prov1 ence Rest In her spare txme you can usually find Beatrlz at the sewing machlne making a new outfit Her future plans mclude college. Ballet. Our deeds determme us as we determzne our deeds Lxnda who IS quret and soft spoken possesses a bnlhant sense of humor 'md a charm that en velops all She IS a dxhgent student especially IH ltalmn whlch IS her favorlte suhyect Her fondest memory IS Wednesday November 18 our Rmg Ceremony Dunng her free time she enjoys llsten mg to some good records NVe the Semor Class wxsh Linda success and happiness m all her endeavors Choir. Cgiianczkze C772 Qahases Carl is the silent partner in all great enterprises. Francine came to St. Iohn's as a Freshman in 1958 and so can boast of having empleted her high school education in three years. This little Postulant is very much a lady and an unusually quiet person. Fran prefers Religion and physiology to the rest of her subjects, hut, generally speaking, school is a pleasure for her. Looking ahead, Francine has her eye on the day when she will enter Christ's vineyard as a Baptistine Sister. May Cod's blessings continue to follow her under- takings, as we leave her in His care. Choir. M arshal. Qbflfld Q71 51450 Prove all things, hold fast that which is good. Lustrous wavy hair frames a figure groomed to perfection. You can usually tell by Sandra's grin that she is up to mischief. Sandy is partial to only one period - Lunch. Her favorite recreations are figure skating and dancing. This sophisticated young lady holds as her most precious memories the Ballet and Senior XVeek. XVe are sure that Sandy's friendly manner and generous nature will aid her in her future undertakings, whatever they may be. Ballet. glklli C771 QW He conquers who endures. A serious and zealous student, Eilecnls favorites are Religion and history. In her leisure time Eileen can usually be found dancing and bowling, and in the winter she finds pleasure in ice skating. She fondly remembers the day she got her Senior Ring and her trip to Niagara Falls. Her ambitious and conscientious nature is an asset which will aid her in a business career as a secretary. Choir, Glee Club, Mission Club, Yearbook Typist, 114 .gawk Qt: Qhxyeak The work of life alone teaches us to value the good of life. Sparkling brown eyes add an extra touch of charm to Gloria, better known to her classmates as Cleo, NVhen she is talking to her friends you'll always hear her using her pet expression, Crazy. She is a bowling enthusiast, an ardent fan of modern music and one who enjoys hours of driv- ing. Cloria's junior Prom and the rece tion of her School Ring will long be remembered, as two of the most im ortant events in her school life. Her favorite sullijects, typing and shorthand, will help her to become a success in the business world. ff , -4 ga g J , Q h . gwfilf- 1 Y aff ' :bm 072121121 44' 6 591114 Milrlest manner and gentlest heart. Sincerity and kindness are two of the traits dis- covered in our new found friend from Mexico, who came to us with her sister this year. Her favorite subjects are history and English. Diana likes to relax and take it easy in her spare time. She recalls the fond memories of her years in Niexico and of her Senior Year at St. john's. Diana plans to become an English-Spanish secre- tary after graduation. Glee Club, Marshal. ll5 -s. lfirfzidzea C772 QM We are shaped and fashioned by what we love. Kathy is easily distinguished from her classmates by her blue eyes and curly red hair. She often can be found defending her home across thc bay, Brooklyn. Kathy has an air about her which attracts people and gives them the opportunity to like her from the very start. The junior Prom was looked upon as one of the highlights of Kathy's years at Saint Iohrfs. After graduation the business world will open its doors to her varied talents. Glee Club, Marshal. Qfzdlld gllflflld A is Wild The whole of a kznd deed lies rn the hand that mspzres at A hlt of Spfmlsh laughter spreads throughout tht halls 'is Eugenm sn alks hv She IS '1 consclentlous student and 1 fine frrencl Eugenm loves good food and muslc she also enjoys her Sunday trips to Nlanhattan wlth her slster Eugenla hopes to become an Englrsh Spamsh teacher 1n the future and we wxsh her succeis Glee Club Vrssmn Club Marshal gzmaf C771 Qfmzna Love the truth but pardon error Dlllgellt ai well as amhltlous Carol readrly admlts both her faxorltlsm for Nhth and her d1sl1ke for homeworls Durmg her winters lelsure she can he found gxung the me sk ltes 1 'work out The unxor Prom w1ll alw zys remfun m her mmd as one of the 0lltSt'iI1dl!lg ex ents of har hrah school days Carols pl ms for the future mclude college and later ma rmge Chozr Glee Club Marshal llfn gm! e ,SD ea, 4 There as no power greater than true affectwn Its mee to be natural when your naturally nlce That descrlbes our Carol who has '1 sweet chann md an air of dlgmty XX hen her tllented Hngars fhde oxer her fmcordl H1 1 soft melody 18 pro duced Carol IS one of those glftrd Lflflk who mn eat lt my hour of the dw 'md stlll not add the dreaded extra poundfage She 18 unfuhngly de pendable and 1 plugger at her lnstory Her ambition IS to become .1 teacher 'md oh those lucky httle people Chozr Glee Club Lrterary Cluh ' , 1 ,. 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I ' J' 07142151 Qffafzyauf Qaaenfy Her heart oeerfloms :wth kmdness goodness and lone of God Nlary Nlargaret more famllxarly known as Nlarty spends most of her spare txme relaxing at home to the tune of her radlo Endowed wlth a ood sense of humor she IS always wllllng to s are a good Joke Her ffuonte suhlects are typmg and shorthand Among her most chenshed memorles are the Iumor Prom and the Senlor Rmg Cere mony Nhrty wlshes to put her knowledge of the commercml 'lrts to use as a legal secretary Glee Club, Mars-hal, Yearbook Typrst Qffafigauf 527 Q Qvfvmmasa It as better to he small and shzne than to he tall and cast ll shadow XX 1th 'ln ur of fnenclhmss and 1 soft gentle wry Xl lI'glL his won the respect 'md tstccm of her clissm ltes Among, her chenshed memorles of Sunt johns IQ the Iumor Prom Nl'lI'2lL wus the Prom s 116611 'md 1 more regwl queen ncver could he founc Dllflng her ymrs 'et 9 unt ohn s Mfargxe has 1lw1ys mfuntulned '1 hugh scholastic standlng She enloys popular muslc cmd dlncmg Plans for husmess school 'ure now ln XILW Nlay she find success m all her undertfnkmgs Glee Club Marshal Qffauxleea Q7 9 M1 And then end lzfe when I end loyalty Llttle Nloe wlth twlnkllflg blue eyes and curly blond halr IS an actxve and popular member of the Senior Class Cay and VIVHCIOUS though she IS her studles always come first and to them go the credlt for her top ranking marks Nlaureens dearest memories are of the Iumor Prom her trlp to Canada and her partlclpatnon m the ballet of the Concert To attend busmess school as her hfe long dream and all who know her wlsh her happmess and success m all her endeavors Ballet, Chozr, Marshal . I . , . 7' 4 I ' ' as y u 1 I . . . . . , 1 . , l 1 x if rx . H ' I ' 4.. 1 ,. Y ' . , , . . . 4 k Q . . . 1. ' 4, ,- A x K K. I x . 1 . ,' . .S 2 . 5 . . 1 5 . .' 3 . . 1 . S . 1 . . , :rl .1 I 1 Y I p I .1 -V I L ,- , . H V f' ' ' ' 1, ' fl , , , get . Il , , - . , ll I !P n 1 n A , , I . . .. ,. . . . . . , . . , , . .i ,l K C -n . Lil , . , . , . , , , . .. . . . 1 ' ' .' 1 , - - . . I. ' 4 . . .Q . ' . . . , , , . . . . . . ,. l l 1 05013 Claws: A little nonsense now and then is relished hy the wisest men. Iovial and witty, Lo brightens our school day. Her quick humor, gift for conversing, and pro- found interest in people account for her extraor- dina ability to get along with people. Her many frienldfships are sincere and lasting. Lo's', favorite pastimes, when not in school, are dancing, listening to the radio, or just talking on the phone. College is Lois's next stop after graduation. VVe shall always remember her by her famous saying, That's life. Choir, Glee Club, Mission Club, Sodality. PWM Qffaw qgliflfdlild A true friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. A friend at all times and whenever one is needed -this can easily he said of Ann Marie. She is one who works hard and strives for the best at all times. Ann Marie enjoys baby sitting as a pastime. Any type of music pleases her and she always enjoys dancing. The Iunior Prom and the activities of Senior Week hold a place of impor- tance in her years at St. Iohn's. After graduation the business world will claim our classmate. Marshal. Qfldwe cf jamie The secret of success is constancy to purpose. A diligent student with a fancy for fun is Arlene, who works hard in school. This is evident when her school record is examined. She has finished high school in three vears. Among her favorites are water skiing, bowling, and ice skating which takes up a great deal of her spare time. She has fond memories of the Prom and of her whole Senior Year. Arlene's plans for the future include business college and later a business career. Choir, Glee Club, Marshal. l 18 Jace C771 Zaye! Her deep sincerity is noted in ber manner. This five foot Spanish Signorita has the pastime of making false teeth. Her ambition in life is to be a dental hygienist. She is never too busy to give you a friendly smile or to show interest in other people. She possesses a radiant smile and the nickname, Little Grace. She is always quiet and still and can he usually found studying history -her A number 1 pet peeve. She has always shown a special interest in biology, mathematics, and Italian. Her deep devotion to the Holy Eucharist is something she will take with her when she embarks on the joumey of life. Glee Club, Mission Club. gables Zakir? To see a world in a grain of sand and a beaven in a wild flower. Friendliness is portrayed by Deen with her delightful grin and a cheery Hi! She thinks school is fine at timesf' regarding biolo y and Italian as her favorites. Dee has a specialll place in her heart for music and dancing, not to mention drawing and writing. Her future is a question yet to be decided since she is interested in teaching as well as fashion designing. NVhatever the days ahead hold for Dolores, we pray that they be filled with success and joy unlimited. Glee Club, Marsbal, Associate Editor of Scbool Paper, Secretary of Literary Club, Vice Prefect of Sodality, Vice President of Senior Class, Art Club. lflifffden gdasan To prove all things and bold fast that which is good. A delightful crop of blond hair and friendly blue eyes enhance our portrait of Kathy. She is always ready to join in the fun and is usually prepared to add some. Over the weekends she eniovs dances and parties. The junior Prom will hold a lasting memory for her. Food plays an important part in Kathy's life-I am sure everyone will remember her enormous lunches. After graduation Kathy plans to go to college. Marshal, Literary Club. l 19 QTL. AQ 9311521614 Off 311174 Szlence rs zz true frzend who neeer betrays Sweet rand slmple Pwt possesses '1 lovable ch'1r 'leter md 1 w1r1n pfrsonllltx She confesses her partnlxty to physlology above ull her subzects The most memorable event of Pits hlgh school days was taking p'1rt ln her first concert Durmg her lelsure hours we cfm often End Pat enloylng hours of bowlmfz, 'md dancmg After gmcllmtlon Pit wlll 'lttend college to help fulfill her Qmbltxon to be '1 teacher Glee Club mfs Bdlidild Cir! giraffe Qffaryaref gzf Uzzyg fy Nothzng as lost on hrm who sees w1th an eye that feelmg gave for hzm theres a story m euery breeze and a pzcture rn eeery wave A descnptlon of a typlcfzl Amerlcan gurl wlth lustrous brown hair 'md brlght blue eyes that radxate sunshlne and cordlallty lntroduces one of our most popular and lnterestmz Senlors Barbara enloys HOIHQ' to the movxes when she 1snt prac tlclng the latest steps to the Sflmbi or Rumba Among the memorable ex ents of her school life the IllI'l10I' Prom 1s tled for first place wxth the memorles of Semor VVeelc Honest and natural as she IQ we know she wlll be a success mn all her endeavors Glee Club Marshal 17 To know ber thoroughly rs to know the beauty and love of a friend Peggy our llttle Hobo from Hoboken finds gettlng up at 530 for her d lllV trxp to Staten Island quxte dl9tl'6S9ll lg Noted for her sense of humor and fnendllness she can always be found ln the company of her many fnends She dellghts IH ICC skahng dancmg and Chmese food Among her most treasured memones are the long summers she spent at Culxer Lake the Tumor Prom 'md all dlets she trled She IS 3l'lYl0USlV awaltmg the day she wxll obtam her nursmg degree 'md enter the professxon she has chosen Ballet Lrterary Club om Qu, e cindy The song an her heart shmes forth m the hnghtness of her eyes A wholehearted 6Dtl'lllSl'lStlC personahty and a qulck warm smrle are 'ull synonymous wlth Mary Ann She IS as fond of mlschxef as she lb of school work and IS able to bnghten the drefmest day or lessen the greatest care wxth her buhbhng ersonahty Our loveable classmate has a flare or all types of musrc 'md speed boats She IS noted for her collegiate 'lppfnrel wvlth her graclous and all round fnendhness we are sure she will be a success m whatever hes ahead Chou' Glee Club -2' wma 0921141 JVM QV Uwflzg Gratitude lr the szgn of a noble soul Thrs cheerful and fun lovmg Brooklynlte came to St johns ln her Jumor year For the present dancing sports 'md yust plaln fun occupy her leisure tnmc In school phy slology 'Ind lunch arc her mam pomts of mtcrcst But wlth graduitlon dmvung nc-far Donnl his mmy plans for the future If she mn fulfill her hopes she'll he '1 nurse who fhcs '1 plfmc md goes to college ln her spare tlme She snlso pl ms 1 hippy marned hfe with a hug family Knowing Donna who can tell? She might just do lt Glee Club 171 God s protectxon is man s hope Possessor of a most sweet personahty Joyce IS definrtcly not a book worm She shows 1 strony, dxshke for busmess lxw hut she chooses sccretarlal practrce I5 her favonte suhyect After school hours you can find Joyce either howhng or out on '1 shopping s ree YVe 'Ire sure that she wlll find mccess 1n er chosen husmess career and happr ness 'ls Wlfe 'ind mother Marshal K . , . , . ,Q .N C F 3 . . - . ' rl K . rs ,i I I. I . .- - . . x 1 . .., , . . , . I, ws 1 . 11 I I . - . . , , . . . . . Q 1 . ' . . , . . 1 i X.. . Q L ' ' . , 1 1 . . .' 3 - . . . ' x -' - ', . . . ,, , . ,. . ,. . ew Kailua Juniata A soft answer turneth away wrath. A petite Miss is our Barbara. NVhcn asked what she enjoyed doing in her spare time she told us she enjoyed dancing and listening to music. Barbara likes school with a few omissions-tests and homework. She recalls fond memories of the Senior Dinner and the Ring Ceremony. Barbara plans to be a secretary after graduation. Marshal. 06010 Uguyfiex Nothing is so strong as gentlenessg nothing so gentle as real strength. YVe will always remember quiet, devoted Lin for her gentle smile and her soft spoken manner. She has a definite dislike for long hours of study- ing, but she considers history as her favorite su ject. Beyond doubt her good natured dispssi- tion accounts for the never ending smile w 'ch brightens her face. Lin has artistic ability which she aptly displayed as Chief Artist of the Yearbook. Upon graduation Linda plans to fulfill her role, serving Christ as a Baptistine Sister. President of Senior Chss, Vice President of Art Club, Choir, Yearbook Art Editor, Literary Club. Illlll jjoiasan A man's fortunes are the fruit of his character. XVith the vitality of a beaver, Diane has shared an important part in our lives with her unpredic- table ways and infectious humor. A glint of wit shines brightly in her delightfully amusing ad- ventures. This girl, with personality PLUS, con- siders biology and typing as her favorite subjects, although her pet peeves are tests and homework. Diane regards boat rides and skating parties with much favor. Our Junior Prom, her first at St. Iohn's with all its fascination, deserves the lime light in her book of memories. No matter what form her ambitions take, we are certain success will be hers. Glee Club. 122 Jfllfflllld Juccmafu A friend is neoer known 'til a man hath need. Although quite serene and unassuming by nature, josephine's dark eyes disguise a very active and popular friend who can demonstrate the latest dance steps as skillfully as she applies her short- hand. Swimming and ice skating produce much delight and enjoyment for her when she's not hard at work with her books. As she reminisces through her high school years our Junior Prom will always be more than just a memory to her. Her main ambition in life is to be a private secre- tary, and with such gifts of intellect and character, we know she'll attain her goal. Glee Club, Marshal, Sodality. MW' ' Wuhlbvb . Hferzaard Her voice is ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Not one to follow a fad, Pat docs go along with those who enjoy her favorite type of music - scores from Broadway plays. Pat finds special enjoyment in science. She will always hold fond remem- brance of the Iunior Prom and Senior XVeek. XVe wish Pat the best of luck in the years of college study that lie ahead and we feel sure she will succeed in attaining her goal. Glee Club. 123 Q 5' Qffagzdzdru Q71 ffflzfea Because of truth and meekness and justice thy right hand shall conduct me wonderfully. Sincerity and meekness are the words that best describe Madge She has an amiable personality and is courteous to all. Fond of popular music, tennis and Italian food, she has always enjoyed the meatball heros on our cafeteria. The Senior Ring Ceremony was one event which Madge will never forget. Madge excels in her business sub- jects and this will help her in the future as a secretary. Yearbook T ymlst, Marshal, Class Secretary. 06111151 of gulf! She 1s gentle that doth gentle deeds Llttlc Lm1l1 IS shc IS 1 lllccl ln her numerous fr11 ncls 18 tl11 proud possrssor of brown 1y1s lllil soft brown hsur Although Sll0I'fl1lHCl 1nd typmg are f1xor1te subjects she wlso has 1 g1n1r1l lnter est ln 111 the otl1er S1n1or C subjects BFIHQIHQ' home her school lug 1s Lmdas pet peeve Her f1X0l'lt8 lCtlVlfy 18 Qlllglflg 1n our annual concert Slnglcd out as hcr most ch1r1shed memorles are thc Rmg Ceremony 1nd the Qcnlor Assembly After Cradu1t1on L1nd1 1nt1nds to Lnter tht busmess world as 1 secret 1ry Nlzsszon Club Language Club Glee Club Marshal 'YW fr-1 Zflfld 0 Enyny when you can and endure when you must A plcture of '1 W lI'l'll hearted and cl1eerful Semor filled wlth lIlfCCtl0ll9 g'l1'llSh zest clescrlbes one of the lndxspensable members of our Semor Class Cmny has dlStlIlg1l1Sll6d herself as an easy golng lass who 19 1 dcllght to everyone O11r annual concert stands o11t on the l10l'l70I'l of her memorlcs of St Johns hhltll her frlcndly and S0llC1t0llS manner sl1e creates 1 relaxed atmosphere among l1er schoolmates Cllllly enjoys scl1ool vs 1th typmg ind Frencl1 as her f IX orlte suh1ects Speed boat mg and hxcvcle rxdmg take up Gxnnys spare t1me Cmny 19 prepanng for a career ln the busmess world Glee Club 17 WJKMJ ,Qf ewls Wzth malzce towards mme with charzty for all VVhen Rosahe w1s asked 1f tl1ere was anythmg that made her dlfferent from her classmates she answered Im tall 'md she 1sl But Lee IS tall ln Vlftlle smcerlty 'md humor as well as lnches Part1'1l to 1ZZ'1 lJ ldl'l11I'lt0l'l cha cha 'md red she enloys bro ogy too One of our oflicml Class CllSf0dl3I'lS she has helped to make our ofhcml classes for the past four years the cleanest thls Sld8 of Mother s office Lee plfms to enter college after graduatlon Choar, Glee Club, Language Club, Marshal, Sodal zty, .Art Club px, ' . , 11 . . 11 . 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F fi 'Tv'-T ,iw lf M' lltfj X 9 KV tl Wziucfa W Qffallvy bw 'K XVith ljgfrom the Emerald Isle our good na u c t could hc truly called Irish A w njurg enthusiast Pat is partial to history and ench She enjoys school 'md is Q diligent udent We hope she nexer changes her svsect and humorous wass because thats the wav uc all know and lose her We wish her the hest of luck in the college years ahead Glee Club Lzterary Club Varshal Sodalzty enezwua Ufylz An ounce of mirth is worth a pmmrl of sorrow. Vivacious Cen is always willing: to have a good tinv-. She eniovs dam-inll. parties and watching television. Numhercd amonpj her favorites arc physiology and history. One of her pet pc:-ves is the hair style which she has he-en forced to adopt. Initiation Day and Senior YVec-li have il special place in her album of memories, Ccnevievc plans to enter hnsiness school after graduation. WWW IH 60114 Q77 QWJHIKUEAG that one small person could be as sweet as you Iust a twinkle from the blue eyes of Lee and our hearts are won FIVE feet tall and every inch a lady Lee says her Senior year was the most memorable time in her life She finds pleasure in sciences and languages although she deems math as her chief dislike XVr1tmg art music people and nature have '1 special attraction for Lee Because of her eagemess to learn we are sure that she will find 1 successful fixture in the pursuit of college studies with psychology 'ls her major Presulent of Art Club Glee Club Xlarshal Year book Sectzon Editor Secretary of Sensor Class Editor m Chaef of School Paper Literary Club l l ' l Mil' A t , . . . J jk . ,ylwfevbvy 51 YU s- ,S 7, A f q Vg.. My I lf r ' ,gf A C i V f A . ll ff by 4 ' 'lr V A i lf A ff i I lvl X! 5 X, 1 . . ' ' . J vii lTh!: price of wisdom is above rubies. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew lr I - X l I , X ' . f 1' ri - K ,S 'Q ll il I . . . ii' .- 4 Ai . 'Q Qdfldflly Qffafmacca The most evident sign of wisdom is continued olieerfuiness. An addition to Saint Iohn's in her junior year, Dottie has become well liked by all her classmates. Always gay and ready for excitement Dottie travels from Brooklyn every morning. She enjoys listen- ing to popular music. After graduation Dottie will attend college and we are sure with her pleasant personality she will find success in any field she chooses to enter. Glee Club, Marshal, Mission Club. acquef Qffeahhez Beauty is a part of the finished language by which goodness speaks. Racquel is one of our more versatile classmates, possessing a cheerful and carefree personality which has endeared her to many. During her four years at St. Iohn's, she has maintained a very high scholastic average. Her dependability marks her as a true St. I0hn's girl. Often during the day one may hear her discussing the weekend fun or diets and their relative values. Senior Week will hold special memories for her. After graduation Racquel plans to enter the business world where we are sure she will always meet with success. Chi Typist of Yearbook, Vice Principal of Senior Wee ', Marshal, M Lssion Club, Glee Club. fill Cifilfgdfliildffg I like to praise and reward loudly and to blame quietly. A uiet, sedate personality and sweet manner comcloine to characterize the actions of this con- scientious and cooperative Senior. Ann enjoys a good conversation especially when it happens to drift to dancing and dates. The junior Prom with all its splendor will forever remain a cherished memory of her high school days at Saint John's. No matter what Irish chooses as a career, we know she will be a success. Assistant Chief Marshal, Glee Club, Secretary of Mission Club, Sodality. 1 26 me Qffcgzlzyaa After Goal tlzerc is nothing as sweet as a fricnzl, During the four years of high school Jane has displayed an outstanding spirit of cooperation and sense of loyalty. Often during the year her friends have been the victims of her mischievous pranks, hut it was all in fun. Her favorite pastimes are listening to the radio and swimming. Although her pet peeve is history homework, Italian periods are tops. Ianey's whole sophomore year and the Senior Ring Ceremony are the memorable events she will cherish as she leaves St. Iohn's for a college career. Choir, Glee Club, Language Club, Marshal, Mis- sion Club, Sorlality. fgdildf Qffeazfks Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. Unpredictable and somewhat independent, this Scotch lass possesses a quick sense of humor along with dark, bright, hazel eyes. VVith these two interesting characteristics she has the ability to both amuse many stable friends. Aside from tests and homework she considers school all right, but frankly admits she enjoys the at- mosphere of outdoor life much more. XVhen time permits, her interests are immediately turned toward the excitement and versatility of the musi- cal world. However, she is also amused by speed- boating and animals of all kinds. YVe agree that the tranquillity of her nature is sure to bring her success in whatever path she chooses to follow. Glee Club, Mission Club. JW Qfbhe To be and remain true to oneself and others is to possess the noblest attribute of the greatest talents. Janie, as she's known throufhout the school, is a package of cheerfulness and, good will. XVhen- ever there is a party and dancing you will be sure to find jane. The junior Prom and the Senior Ring Ceremony are among her most treas- ured memories of Saint john's. Although she has no special favorite among her subjects, we know that her training will be indispensable to her when she enters a business school after graduation. Glee Club. 127 gaasfaave Qfhkzaqae A noble heart is a changeless heart. Even though she is usually quiet, Connie can talk practically anyone out of their money for class dues since she is our class treasurer. During her free time Connie enjoys going to St. Rita's dances and her favorite subject is typing. The most treasured memories of her high school years are the junior Prom and Senior VVeek. Connie plans to go to business school and then enter the business world. Marshal, Treasurer of Senior Class. dfyaae 072' QWOJSZ fqizfzikea 52? U cyfziea A soul of such perfectzon makes a frzend of purest gold Lynne IS our blue eyed dark haired pretty Irish toleen that cln best be described is a bundle of energy She possesses one of the most innocent among her friends She IS dependable ln all school functions and holds the Senior Rlng Cere mony 'ind Senior VVeek as her most memorable ments During Lynne s spare moments she enyoys dancing and swimming Although partial to sten ography and typing college is stlll her goal Choir Glee Club Language Club Marshal Mrsszon Club Sodalaty 17 To appreciate what zs noble 18 a gam that can never be taken from us Kathy has a warm friendly personality and a winning smile Those extra moments are spent ice skating or Just relaxing Her favorite subyects but has a phobia against cats She cherlshes mem OIIBS of her Prom and Senior Week Kathy we know will hase a happy future as a nurse Glee Club Marshal 9 . . , . , i . , . p r . . . curiosities which often causes much laughter are biology and Religion. Kathy likes all animals S K . 1 . . - . i . . , t I ' , a ' . X 7 -la Y my al I sl 1 A I. ' . . . - , . . , . . t . Y ' Y 3 i ' D ' ' 48 f lil' Qffafty cfm Off Vzmivw To trr is human to forgnoe dxune Livcx tlllxlthi ind full of fun Xllry Lou IS in rrdcnt lour of sports She cnyoys school cspcclilly her science subjects Closest to Xlary Lous he irt is her scry first rl xy it St Johns and happy irc tht memories of her Scnlor tear After gradu lflllfl Nl xry Lou will idx ance to College for the studs of phirinacy XXL are positive that her kann inttrtst md thurful attitude toward life will lx 1 tremendous ud in whltcwer she ittcmpts Choir Glee Club aamze C772 gpacgfva Lone of truth shows itself in this, that u man knows how to hurl and value the good in everything. Twinkling dark eyes, a mischievous smile, all topped off hy chestnut hair, describe our Io.,' joanne never worries over worries, loves to eat ice cream and chocolate cake, is eternally late and forever hurrying. She will always recall the lasting memories of Senior XVeelc. After gradua- tion, jo is looking forward to a college education. Ballet Chu rleadar 'fy' xkwwzg-my pt Edifdld 52? Witter It zs not the man who falls and despazrs but the man who falls and rises that succeeds Barbara. 18 1 VlgOl'0l1S sports enthusiast who halls from that far and distant land Brooklyn The pression which will long he remembered Since she 15 looking forward to nursing school following graduation we ma well understand why Barbara seems to be partla to the sciences but finds that the perennial homework problem is more veung than ever Chou' Glee Club 1 ! PI I P , . ,f . . ' 'l,', z 'a ' , 1 , . 1 ' ' .,- r .Z . -- . . - . KV . . P- r. . . ',. , - G 5 -r 9 x '- ' 5 4 L . Ring Ceremony instills upon Barbara a lasting im- ' 4 1 n 1 l n' x 1 ' V 1 11' ' ' ' u s - V ' , A 1 V V' t V. . s . 'V ' A- ' . - V . . . V 1 , . , .' ' , - . . . , . . , K , . V . A s . t- A' ' 1 V 1 . 'L D ' Z ' , I I ' ' ! ' LJ ' Ks 802750770 efasa At pcaee with all the world 15 a heart whose love 19 innocent B.1rb1r1 l1 15 tht person lllty to match the sparkle of her deep hlut eyes or the shine of her dark lxrown l1'1ir. ller flvorite subjects 'lre typing 'ind lit-ligion. lou often find B'1rlJ'1r'1 listening dream- ily to C ltn Miller records while thinking of some- thing far 'lVS'ly. B'1rh'1r'1 looks upon her four yeirs - St. Aohns 'is being wonderful ones. -X er 5, '1c11'1tion she pl-1ns to l'lHlTll'l'C on -1 husiness 1-'1r1-er. Mission Club Glcc Cluh learbook Typist .Var.s-hal. mn 5267154 uf! Qpeacovl I 1111 rosifu anal truth consuratt har wary action Our southtrn lmtllt with hrr n11gn1t1L pt I'S011lllU iw iys 1 ne int L 111r ll C od l1 IS lxstoxuc 1111 r s 1 go d inning ftet Dnnong htr 111 1m issets ean is 1 sx ut lllllllttlli t1 1 1 She will Lhtrlsh the Billtt tlltl Churlt uling is tht most 1111 mor lhlt ictnltlu f har xc irs it St Iohn Bteiuse she enlixens lllil1N 1 dull momf nt with 1n1rth incl mischief we lmou sht will lLLOlDDllSl1 1ll of her ums 1n life Build Chu Tllllflllltf 15 , df' .x.f 11! ,f X D J gf lv , it slf V N ,mix Nl ' Lf lv el 'lb W Nl! if DJ 1 lf S Qffafly MII! gqbvlllllfld 1'i R ,if ft Faith is private capital kept in 1me's own house. VVith her line sense of l'1lllll0l' and frie11dly person- ality, pretty green-eyed Mary Ann has rnade many friends during her high school years. Even though pizza and ice cream ure her favorite foods this does not stop her from going on her dieting fads. llorsehuek riding, dancing, and howling occupy most of her spare time. ln her hook of rnemories, Mary Ann has rnarkecl the junior Prom and Senior Week as Red Letter days. Her plans after grudiration include work in tht- husiness world. Language Club, Marshal. Y! 1 1 1r X. 130 gr. CBDJIIIAJ 932610 The essence of faith is fullness and sincerity. Completing her high school course in three years is certainly one thing of which Brenda is justly proud. She possesses not only an intelligence at school hut has mastered her ability to cook a wonderful dish of spaghetti. Brenda likes school but definitely disapproves of weekend homework. Her favorite rccreations are tennis, softball, and listening to the radio. After graduation, Brenda plans to go to college and later marry. Glee Club, Choir, Marshal. mi 'mi Zi? Cyltene Wild! The first and last thing required of genius is love of truth. Her love of music is a driving force in Irene. One day she hopes to have her own music studio. She enjoys strictly classical music on her Ili-Fi while doing her homework. One of her favorites is bowling. Irene's school career was highlighted by the St. john's Concert and the Senior Dinner, both of which she enjoyed tremendously. Besides music her favorite studies are Italian and chemis- try in which she excels. Offaly ,Qhm J Garfield We are shaped and fashioned hy the things we love. Oh, so tiny and rare and refreshing is our most competent Co-Editor of the Precursor Annual. Slaryanne's matchless cfficiencv and sincere en- deavors are a token of a devoted student and worker. Dark eyes dance as our Senior Class president firmly reminds us of our do's and don'ts. Possessing a sense of responsibility as well as a gracious air of sweetness, she does justice to her esteemed position. Nlaryanne's visible love for all Cod's creatures can easily convince you why she wishes to become a Sister of St. john the Baptist. President of Senior Class, Choir, Co-Editor of Yearbook, Program Committee Chairman of the Literary Club. Glee Club, Language Club, Marshal. 4 Our wltty Kay has proved her relrabrlrty both f X M 'X l 1 fx I .94 l M X P P is Q7 lkZMr1Werf 527 Wzleman swf Days should spcals and u multztuclc of years should tcaclz wisdom A sunny sxnlle to match hcr dlSp051tl0ll lb char rctcrlstlc of VV1nnlc Shc proscs hcr All AIIILTICIHISIII by her losc for 1 julcy h unburger Biology typmg md Itllllll uppcxr on her hst of tlvorltcs Thc wmtcr months uc 1 causc of much rccrc lt10ll as shc fmds grc It cnjoymcnt rn 1cc slut mg XV1nn1c cnyoys school md docs wcll ln all suh1ccts Hcr pl ms iftcr gI'Jdllltl0II ll'lClllCl6 nnrs mg school Glee Club Marshal Vzssron Club ,rm fps- fgdI04 W WIKIIIXN dill! dll!!! The gifts Coal has gwcn to you are as beautrful as a clmzr ofA1lgelr C irolc tlny incl llw lys llllbllllfljl ss 1th joy usuilly sun wlth har frlcncl Vllcrlc XMII lllrccl hy all lnr cl issm ltcs Clrolc Qnyoys cl IIILIIIQ1 and liste ning to thc fllllll llcr fn orltc sulljcct IS short hind and hcr pct pccsc rs hulng to get up at SIX thlrty on school days Two of Clrole s fondest IHGIHOIILS uc Scmor VVeck md the fun she hid 'rt lunch tnnc suth thc gxrls rt her tlhlc CITOIL hopcs to hzcomc 1 JI'lX'1tL sccrctxry md wc 'rrc sure she will succeecl Glee Club, Lzteraru Club, 'llzsszon Club, iearbook Typist, Vzce Presrdent of Semor Class, Marshal Humble because of knowledge mzghty by sacrzfice as an efliclent co charrnnn of our Iunlor Prom rand as editor of our Xearbook She mn Qlwfzys be dcpended upon for .1 humorous 'mecclote 'about one of her favorxte sports nunely wltcrsknng She 15 a dlllgent student who adlflltb that math IS her flsorlte A loser of both colleglate 'md sophxstlcated clothes kay 1S known os er for her fasclnqtmg wrardrobe Her plans for 1 collcgc cireer ns a 'slath Nhlor 'Ire now to tlke clfcct VVe are sure she wlll meet wlth success Ballet, Cheerleadmg, Treasurer of Semor Class, Editor m Cbzef of Yearbook 7 Nall rt - O , X vi - s ff - ll fi We f V D l VJ: , V vv L X, I b W y J l , P rf l' Nj r lc ls lf , wr ww D w rl V, 6 fs X ff 1 X UCI Q, fl N fl U'vwl'lw' U W .C r xt t l A , if .A K lv Q EJ xg . yi 'sf . . n 'M' ' ' - t , 'NJ i I I .:, .I . 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X g ' 'ff il 1 X, a. 1 VH' A,-,iS N . l l' ' .4 Q. sun 5 www A gurl ulm smzlcs on eneryone and cheerfully nur: 9 twrls with fun Ellen IS 1 llllllllllllfl lmlond who IS full of giggles und glgs She IS nfurlx new student at St johns and mme ln tune to enjov the be-st her -lllIll0l' md Senior yexrs Fllen llkes school pot lto ehlps hlstory Preneh frles hngllsh Ind hot dogs Slll wxll llw lys remember the JIIIIIOI' Prom md Semor W eek Ellen mtends to tllre xt slow during the summer then she wlll he off to eoll0g1 Class Reporter Cleo Club .ffkf 1 gdldf ,Qf dzyana Qffuy 50,4 gzfulaf Quzctness and snnplzczty are the nmlungs of ll unman Clrol lb .1 dlllgent Ind unlntnous student who IS rlrely helrd by her el lssmltes Clrol llkes to re ld and hihy slt 1nd her fnorlte suhjeets ure RClljJ,lOIl Ind English Her pet peexe IS ll0lI1l..f homeworls mer the weelsends Clffbl remembers the Sa mor Retrelt md her hrst week IS 1 l'I'CSlll11lI1 it St ohns Her 'lmhxtlon ms to ohtun 1 loh mn thr JIISITICSS field where ue know she ulll ln 1 sueeess Gler Clulz Clmzr llarslzul Uxssxon Clulz VVell loueel by all for lzer kzndly speech :mel gentle heart Qulet Nlary Ellen IS selreely he 1rd m the class room but her sweetness md dlhgenee are known Ind admlred hx ill Lxtm and lnstorv reeelvcel .1 low ratmg when lt e :me to Hndmg 1 speeml suh ject wh1le hnology ranked hrst plxee among, er StlldlCS NI try Ellen xull long remember her mmi tlon and her Hrst St johns eoneert at Camegle Hlll After grwduwtxon she pl ms to follow the ro ld to eolle ge Vzsswn Club 4. 1 ' ' ' J 's 3 . 1 ' 1 - - -' x ' . 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Nitrile, as this vivacious little lady is called, is famous for her art and heatnik poetry. A horn comedienne, her favorite pastimes are dancing and watching james Garner and Marlon Brando. Al- ways full of fun, she plans to make art her career and hopes to attend Pratt Institute in September. Her serious side shows her to he a good student who always makes the Honor Society. She counts Senior VVeek and the Junior Prom as precious links in her chain of memories. Art Club, Choir, Marshal. Zara! gzfiafxlafza A cheerful friend is like a sunny day which sheds its brightness on all grounds. Our lively Carol has a wonderful sense of humor and loves to go dancing and to parties. Carol is very clothes' conscious and is always one of the first to dress in the latest styles. Carol remembers especially her Senior Retreat and Senior VVeek. She dislikes pizza and doing her homework. VVith her warm smile and gracious personality, we know she will be a success in college. Art Cluh, Glee Club, Marshal. gala! of. gkfialztl The great architect and the one most needed is hope. VVhat would our class be like without Carol?- quiet and serene, but dull, I am sure. Carol enjoys ice skating and bowling in her spare time. Al- though Carol isn't particularly in love with school, she enjoys biology. Carol has many fond memories hut treasures the Senior dinner at Mama Leone's the most. VVith her bubbling personality and fine spirit of fun, she most assuredly will have her patients in line spirits as she pursues a nursing career. 184 amz 5. Quill! Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. XVith a flair for red and a smile for all, Karen can be recognized daily by her delightful exclamation, YVhat's Newly, In school, she's a diligent student. Of course, history holds first place in her studies. She enjoys rock and roll to the fullest. Her treasured moments in high school include her part in the Dramatic Club, the junior Prom, and ber Senior year. Horseback riding, baseball, and hay- rides occupy her weekends. Karen plans to be either a teacher or a nurse. But whatever it is, we can be sure that she will succeed. Glee Club, Marshal. Chllyllllb C771 gibfbdf' Charity blended with gaiety. Carefree and witty Ginny, truly a congenial asset to the Senior Class, sometimes admits school can be abominable until she looks back upon the fond memories of her Sophomore and junior years. Although Spanish and art are Ginny's favorite subjects, she acknowledges the fact that getting into mischief was a better pastime than sitting in a stuffy classroom with a textbook. Most of Cinny's spare time is utilized either by swimming or dancing, in which she excels. After graduation, she plans to work and then marry and care for her own family. Glee Club. 571411162 cy gzibfkzfzaffla, Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom. Our talkative Nat is a smiling and courteous Senior. Right now she has two favorite astimes, swimming and dancing. As for memorablce events Natalie will never forget the Ring Ceremony and Senior Retreat. Natalie dislikes homework and her tests most of all, but she enjoys shorthand. This will greatly aid her in a career as a secretary. 135 'infix 'f QQ' lgarufa WM If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it. A subtle sense of humor, a certain candor, and bright eyes characterize fun-loving Bonnie Her spare moments are occupied by dancing and bowl- ing as she finds a great deal of pleasure in both. Looking back upon her high school years she re- members most fondly her Senior Retreat and the Ring Ceremony. After graduation, nursing school will find Bonnie in its midst as she strives for her goal. Glee Club, Marshal, Mzsmon Club Qffazfy ,QV gzdeegzfz Zdwle 5 gzkneca A good heart rs better than all the riches in the world Flashing dimples sparkllng brown eyes and an impish gleam ln her smile give us the true insight to Mary Anns magnetic personality Her ardent love of moues md Rock 'md Roll have not been 1 drm brcls to her 'lblhty to apply her self to shorthand and typing The junior Prom Senior Xl eels Ind graduation will find 1 pr rmwnent dwelhng pl Ice in her memo for it was at these events that she sparkled al over Her ambition lll hfe 18 to enter the hectic world of business Clee Club Language Club. The reater the obstacle the greater t re peace rn ooercomzng rt Clalres ambition has been proved by her com pletxon of hlgh school in three years She likes to dance in her spare time 'md her favorite subyect IS Itahm Clfures pet peeve is taking home her school b rg The Ring Ceremony 'ind the Senior Retreit will always be looked back upon with fond memories After graduation Cl'ure pl ms to go to college and become a teacher Glee Club gilflllld lillldlll A thankful heart is not only the greatest wrtue but the parent of all the other virtues Gina as she IS called IS a student whose character is marked by rehablhty and cheerfulness Although she IS quiet most of the time she IS always ready with 1 smile and '1 good word P past four years with her outstanding scholastic achlesements School is best during the hours iftcr dlSll1lSSll as fir as Cmr is concerned Cmx looks to the future with 1 hopeful eve tow irds 1 nollege cfnreer Choir Glee Club Secretary of Language Club Secretarx of Sodalzty Marshal Mission Club iearboo Section Editor Bread: Qiyufl Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Soft-spoken, sweet and poised - that's our Brenda. She deems sophisticated clothes and classical music as her favorite types. Beef as she is called, tells us she enjoys school but history is her favorite subject. Fondest of Bee's memories is that of her junior Prom, held in the North Dining Room of Spellman Court. Her future plans are for a college career in the study of law. Brenda's de- termination will make her future success inevitable. Ballet, Marshal. lril MIM 6 lllld Beauty of soul lines with kindness Dee is the most persuasive young miss in our Semor class XVhen it comes to raising money for the Prom or the Yearbook she does a grand job Pretty with blue eyes and brown halr she can be very stern when it comes to marshalling Her as long as it is St Johns Swimming 'md dana mg are her fax ontes is well 'ls hlstorv md biology Dllna has our best wishes 'ls she embarks upon that great adventure college Choir Chief Marshal Glee Club Bus-mess Vana ger of Yearbook Sodalzty Prefeet Treasurer of Literary Club Language Club Uzssion Club at - S5 r - af -. 1 KK ii o 1 1 1 .. . ,, . . 1 1 , , ,, , 1 1, 1 1 L 1' l I .S 9 1 Q . 1 C 7 L -l I K Y 1 , g . . Gina likes school and this she has roven these pet peeve is homework, hut she does like school ' .' .' 1. I .' ' 4 .' l ' - . I .f . ,.'. ' . c '- . ' , .J 1 .S 1' z ' ' . ' a '4 I- 5- 3 L- h- h .' - - 1 5 1 .' 1 ' . - . H L n 1 1 D 1 , I ' ! ! ' ' ' - , . ' , . . . ' ' - ' Y If D D 1 ' n ' x H y , - ' N-.L erm 90 gffaafan Manner is the final and perfect flower of noble character IP as she was donned by her many colleagues possesses a subtle wit as well as serious moments. Although she enjoys her English classes the 3:00 oclock bell holds much happiness for Iean be- cause of the many hours enjoyed while keeping the classroom spic and span. After graduation she is looking forward to a college education. We are sure of her success because of her amiable ways. Choir Glee Club Marshal Mission Club Vice President of Language Club. aaa 5 gdzwzeruiaa Music Is well said to be the voice of Angels Ioan can usually be found relating 1 humorous story that was just an absolute panic In her more serious moments she may be found display ing her skill as a very talented pianist Regardless of what Ioan is doing shes hound to receive a comment about her perpetually rosy cheeks loan is one of our newest postulants at St johns Perhaps that crimson glow may be due to her anticlpatlon of becoming a Sister of St Iohn the Baptist We know that Cod will bless her in her chosen field Choir Literary Club Yearbook Staff Jiaaces 5. dfelczyaxiz' Sincerity is the bond of friendship. Frances has a million dollar smile and possesses very quiet ways. WVhen asked if she enjoyed school, Frances' reply was Yes, but usually after three o'clock. Her choicest memories go back to the night of her fjunior Prom and Senior VVeek. Frances is a good riend to have- sincere, pleas- ant, and always willing to help you when you need it. She admits partiality to Religion and biology, but she is an all-round student. With all these qualities, much happiness is sure to follow her in the field of nursing. Art Club, Choir, Glee Club, Marshal, Mission Club, Treasurer of Language Club. 138 Watanabe 5. dfeflens Soft in speech, Iienefcent in mind. A quiet and diligent student, Veronica entered St john's juniorate this year. Veronica loves all the wonderful memories of her years at St. ohn's but most of all she remembers Senior XYce ' and her Freshman year. She enjoys listening to music and going for walks. Her favorite subjects are Religion and English. In the future Veronica plans to serve Cod as a Sister of St. john the Baptist and we know Cod will be pleased with her. Choir. 95627152 9214560 The glory is not in never failing but in rising every time you fail. The field of psychology will soon have our sophis- ticated Terry. Although a lover of Broadway lays, she can usually be found in her leisure time Brushing up on the latest dance steps. A chronic dav-dreamer, she can be awakened by any chow- bell for Terry admits I love to eat. As a diligent student she is partial to biology, yet, regardless of what it may be, it has to wait when Patty, her toddling brother, calls. XVe hope Terry will find happiness in her future years in the college of her choice. Ballet, Sodality. 139 09 525111 fgdflilfflhl gdlivafe Her eyes are sapphires in snow, resemb ing Heaven by every wind. Tall, thin, fair hair, and sincere personality - that's our Cathy. A Brooklynite by birth, a rock 'n' roll fan by nature, Cathy is found, in her leisure, avid- ly practicing those bowling shots, and telling you about her latest experiences. The Freshman Rc- treat will never be forgotten by this hazel-eyed Miss. Her favorite subjects are Religion and English. XVe wish Cathy the best of luck in her chosen career as a nurse, where we know she will bring comfort and aid to many. Glee Club. fx Agreeable, benrgnant, cheerful, these are the A B ogyilll ,QV Wd CZUHQZIIZII Gentle m manner yet strong m purpose Behrnd a smrle a set of dark sparklmg eyes and a reserved manner rs our Lynn Although she was qurte shy as a Freshman she 15 now 1 full fledged member of our class and rs very actrxe rn all the functrons at school Dependabrlrty rs one of her greatest assets Of all her subyects she rs partral to history but admrts that her pet peeve rs Italmn tests Lynn conslders the Senlor Rrng Ceremony as the most memorable event rn hrgh school After graduatron Lynn plans to enter the teachmg professron Chou' Glee Club Language Club Marshal Mrs sion Club Treasurer of the Sodalrty 45456 sae-wwww, QWW Ill!! Wd!!! qw!! Cwdlfdil CZUAWQJ Wzt makes rts ou,n welcome and levels all flzstmctzons Our class would be very quret wrthout vrvacrous and fun lovmg Anne Nlarre Anne lrltes brology and her hobbres are horseback rrdrng, tenms, and drrvmg Lars Among her memorres are the Rmg Ceremony and Senlor Nrght Ont Anne wrll always say Oh, yes to anythrng wluch may hrnt at Z1 good trme In the future Anne hopes to become an Arr Force nurse Glee Club, Mzsszon Club, Yearbook Typrst, Marshal No legacy rs so rzch as honesty Cls of our blue eyed and sandy harred Nlaryan Drmrnutrve ln stature and sangurne rn manner, she finds great pleasure ln dancmg and swrmmrng The bewrtclnng and uqursrte memorres of her years spent at Sarnt lohn's have made an mdelrble mark rn her happy krnd of story book lrfe Her pet peeve 1S Latm but she grms and bears rt Sweet natured Maryan rs a gay, sunny rndrvrdual who radiates Joy to others wherever she goes, and for thls reason we are sure she wrll be a success when she enters the busmess world Glee Club Qs fit UW' ul' Qpvq' HLL 51 ,tffu f!1441ffZ fff 'ff .1 J 1 A44 ffl 1 1 641 WA MQ M4124 WM!! ff ffm, M :ma QV 15441171 ff fl! 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Directory REGINA LA ROSA ROSALIE LEWIS GENEN IEVE LYLE PATRICIA NIALLOY LEONA NIANISCAI CO DOROTHY NIARROCCO RACQUEL NIARTINEZ ANN NIeCORXIACK JANE NIeGUIGAN CAROL XIEYZIES JAINE NIILNE CONSTANCE XIIINOGUE LYINNE MORSE KATHLEEN OSHEA JOANNE PACIFICO XIARY LOU PANDOLFI BARBARA PARKER JEAN PEACOCK BARBARA PELUSO VIARY ANN PICCIURRO BRENDA PIETRO IRENE POZNAK MARY ANN PURELLO WINIFRED RIKENIAN CAROLE RISUCCI KAREN RONNE ELLEN RUDOLPH CAROLE SAGONA VIARY ELLEN SAHAJ FRANCES SAWVYER CAROL SBARBARO CAROL SCHABERT KAREN SCHEID VIRGIINIA SCIALPI NATALIE SCIARABBA MARY ANNE SEEGITZ BONITA SEDER CLAIRE SENECA BRENDA SIGUR EUGENIA SIMIONE DIANE SINEO JOAN SORRENTINO JEAN STANTON FRANCES STEPCZYNSKI VERONICA STEPHENS ANN CATHERIINE STOEBE THERESE TEDESCO LYNN VAN NVAGENEN ANN NIARIE NVEIL NIARYAN XVHEELER BARBARA NVISDONI REGINA XVOODNVARD MARIA LEDA ZUNIGA S674 Bulge Bouley 1 41 Eg.,he rt Pllct S54 68th Street 5 0 76th. Street 63 ltulnoke Ayenue S37 97nd Street 747 S1 ultor Str1 et 703 71st Street S7 Alplne C ourt 141 CBOOCIXVIII Ay enue 103 10th Strtet 83 Ierrv Ayenue 161 Sllver Llke Road 316 16th Street 100 Del iw Ire Avenue 317 Stew lrt Avenue 6733 Fudge Bouleyard 17 YVheeler Avenue 377 Elstern Plrkyvay 47 C llwson Street 767 Otxs Ay enue 165 Tenth Street St ohn kllll Ae ldemy 122 75th Street 744 71st Street 26 Sawyer Ay enue 138 71st Street 379 Grrmshy Street 193 Greenle lf Avenue 67 Tre 1dw1ll Avenue 164 B ly Rldge Avenue 174 Wlndsor Road 75 Sch lrrott Avenue 17 Norwood Avenue 177 VIcClean Ay enue 32 Sylvaton Terrace 661 Van Duzer Street 440 F lngerboard Road 748 Llvmgston Avenue 90 Evergreen Avenue 104 Wilson Street St John V1lla Academy 24 yV1nant Street 29 Shelly Avenue St John V1lla Academy 546 79th Street 243 Clawson Street 169 Van Cortland Aven 2,07 Vxctory Boulevard 1200 Rldge Boulevard 314 Senator Street 8909 Rldge Bouley ard ue C llle Re 11 de San erommo No 404 143 Brooklyn N Y St :ten Isltnd N Brooklyn N Y Brooklyn IN Y Statcn Isllnd N Brooklyn IN Y Brooklyn N Y Brooklyn N Y Stlten Isl md N Stlten Isl md N Brooklyn N Y St lten Isllnd IN St xten Isl md N Brooklyn N Y Staten Island N Staten Island N Brooklyn N Y St lten Island N Brooklyn N Y Staten Island N Stlten Island N St xten Island N Brooklyn N Y Brooklyn N Y Staten Island N Brooklyn N Y St lten Island N St lten Island N St lten Island N Brooklyn N Y St lten Island St lten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island Staten Island St lten Island St lten Isllnd Staten Island St lten Island Staten Island St lten Island Brooklyn N Y Staten Island N Staten Island N Staten Island N Brooklyn N Y Brooklyn N Y Brooklyn N Y Nlasaya N lcaragua , , ' . . . . . . 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' .... . . 1 ' ,N.Y . . . . . .2..- 1 . . . . . 1 ,N.Y. I . . . . . . . . . . 1 ' ,N.Y. . . . . 2.1 ' . . . . . ,N.Y. . . -' ' c . . . . . ,N.Y. . . . . . . ' . . . . . ' ,N.Y. . . . . . ' . . . . ' ,N.Y. . . . . V . . . . . 1' ' ,N.Y. . . . . . . ' . .... . 1 It ,N.Y. . . . . . l L 1. . . 1 . c . ,N.Y. . ..... ' .... . . 1 '1 ,N.Y. . . . . . . . . .. 1 ,N.Y. I . . . . -1 '1 . . . . ll ' I - r . . ....... 1, . . . . . .'1' '1 . . . . . 1 ' , .Y. . . . c 2 . . . L 1 , .Y. - . 1 ' . . . . ' Y . . . . . ', . . .. .I .... 1 L . . . . . . ll, . . , .D H V 1 . . . 1 1 J ' . . . . . . . . . . A 7' , I He that trusts in Me will be free from the fear of men The culmination of the past eight years has finally ended with a joyous occasion-Graduation. Through obed- ience and sacrifice the goal was attained. Another milestone has been accom- plished and these graduates shall endeavor to achieve the higher goals of life. They will strive with a more mature attitude to fulfill their newly acquired responsibilities. shedding childhood whims they begin a new stage of life, serving Cod and country with the ideals they have been taught. In the strength of the Holy Spirit they turn their eager steps to the future. VW ,,,,-.Hy A,-,Mfr .,w...,.Q,,-.,. v . .., ..., , -' , nl-, FGR prev 'wfv' . 1 5 W.. mt 5 0 l Q I 27 .... x ' e , s xg Q Thomas Bellma Eighth Grade I Joseph Caggrano Vera Bessr Gregory Burgher KD' As Slster Placrd academy sacrrstan places the challce and the paten on the corporal Rlta F ormlca follows wrth her mlssal as Edward Mahoney and Robert Newell go through parts of the Mass Vrta C mnox a Anthony Capxtano Peter Cavallo l -l S john Celardo do y 3 . ,Y 21 Q- ? 'e il ' . fy '9 will lk ! M l l A 'M' Q 9 I ' 'N -f4'ie,.g cr, M fy in V- -...pw Q 4-4 I I J fg . i V 24 if 4 af V Mamxse Cenex James Comolettl Xiary Consadon f Donald Corsale John Cupo Donald Current Cathenne Dx Carlo Maureen Donlan HJ No L01 mg 15 nudfd IS the sc Llglltll 7.,r1drrx prom thlt hgrocs md coku lrf, Lpcrnnm 11 fdxorltc . f D. - P I I ' C , r L ' t . if Q ' E k sr f Q ' 'Q , Y I' fi ' Y ,V L My , ' b .. Z A K v W A ' V . ' W ' A1 .v 'ax' . ' aj 51 .'iL '- 1 ' I Mwiiif fy x- ,f Leo Fragapano Anthony FIIZZIOIZJ. Rnta Formlca Stephen Gallo 1- Sandra Gllman Robert Glazewskl Henry Greese 5b y,f 1:7 Annabel Crltlith Robert Hoke Matthew Iacovelh Joann jefferson Peter Lagiovane ,. 9' 'ff Peter Langley Regina Lanzillo 15 W E K wi., if I f Patricia Lentini . 2 iam N Maria Massa h .- ww..- i Carol Lyman ' .,.. 5 .Y KR Mlry Lou NIcC1rtl1y Edward Mahoney N Xhry Ann MCCO11 h l L is ja - 0 NLD x X x , G? Robert Glazewski points to the various parts of the eye while Stephen Gallo and A n thony Flagiello study the model. Pat- ricia Lentini reads as Sister Bonaventure fol- lows the illustrations of the boys. Robert Newell S Ronald Pellegrini Joseph Pietro Theresa Piscopo Dorothy Ratty Luclllc TClT'1l'l0X l Nhry Ann Terzo Row Mane Toto 'S' Dolores Vxto Robert Wuagneux john Yqccarmo kms fs-mf'-M r...,x wE':. -.4-4 43, J -aug.. Ein Hs, 094 '-nf., '-'lu Qi The strut xttcntxon of than boys IS not lllnClll'Ltl bv the b xlmw .md brecn wc lthcr is Air Porno Sgt Xiclntosh calls out thelr comm lnds clurmg physlcal tralnmg 1 2 ln lghth Grade 2 6 v P,.ff Anthony Baldassano ---' Robert Bentcen Iacquelme Barros SHVBIIO Benevento fi' Io Ellen Bernard Salv ltore Bxsogno ,Q C ,LNMW xr ,sb V -p ' f Gene Bove Innes Bl lIlI11jI'lIl Constfmce Bruno 10 Carol Ann Cangelosl E I 6 ,gf Z , . e E ,. 'Y 3: f 1 , e n y f . ,U ge Y, ,J V ? x e' - , V kv n xgcyafgj N ' 5: 1 f f nyf X 16 X V Cl . A Y W . . . K! ,, 'FZ . 3, ff in if I A .C -4 . 4 1' 'af N I Frm tlmc lftcr Lllssgs fmds thrsp ughth grldgrs lsslstlng Sister Xllrullx m puttmg tlu lrst mmutc touclus on thc Th lnksgnlng dcporltlons They xrv. lrft to right Pxtrlcll P1 llll Clrmdll Pint mo Swarm Bumwnto md Dcnms N111 1Sp1X'l1 DOITIIDICIC Carac Appr Fr mans Clrnllo Fred Cqrullo Elleen Case in Niuslc dass seems to prcsnnt no pmblun to Srlx ifO1'L Blsogno md Susan I' ilzom rs Sxstcr George Carol uplfuns the steps of the D Xldjor scak 1 up y r fl r f , r by T, ' ff, A .t A ' W f A ,ir . Qzsqyse ,AI 4 ' fm... X Iv ...- 1' K . V x A r ,i:s . ix 4 In Vr A sig h, I r s F Q ' ' -rs., ,ff - r If ve v' 4? , s 1 5 1 , Ax ,M ' 2 , r L 4 X N X' Ann Louise Catrama wwvww-Q, !Z ' Constance Danza Raymond De Grandxs Mfw Frfmcme Dombr l vb 2 x,k,,,,,.-- After then' three day retreat Saverlo Benevento Gerald Saddel Gregory Frlzzlola Salvatore BISOQHO and Benj 1mm Lambert had a prlvate lesson wlth Father Ochhlo the retreat master on how to use the mlssfll durmg the Holy S'lcr1Hce of the Mass Carol De Pompo Harold Dobbms ,nv Edgar Dnscoll Robert Falco l we 2 ' 1 l lnd fr, . Susan Falzone 6 1 Y Frank Ferreri Crcgory Frizziola Florence Hayes . Z I0 A1111 Immitti Benjamin Lambert Dennis Malaspina To add the finish- ing touches to their Social Studies pro- ject, these girls, accompanied hy Sister Marcella and Sister Mary Steph- en visitcd the U.N. Building. 137 ff U Io Ann Mauriello Phyllis Napolitano i' f 1 I f - Carmela Pmtano ,ff I f Patrxcla Pxazza Sew 1056911 PISUH1 Katherme Pre-mo F' jjvqykg L ' I gxi 1 Mx if 5 f f ig V Gemld sqddd Frederic Scheutcr Susan Sharkey Yvonne Stratta Ehzabeth Sunch Wllham Vemeer QV? Paulette Vltrano Phyllxs Vnllano 42 f I An,,z V J , A 1 I 4 Sister Bonaventure, C.S.IB. Sister Marcella, C.S.IB. Grade 8-1 Grade 8-2 Elementary Sister Mary Stephen C S IB Slster Innocence Nlarle C S IB Grade 7 1 Crfide 7 7 Sister Mary Johnathan C S IB Sggger Mary Hope C S IB Grade 6 1 160 Grade ' , .. . .V . , .. . - L -L ' . Q 1' - , .. . if Lx CE? Srstcr llgud C S jB Slstcr NIf1r15 Stelll C S JB Grldc o 1 Grflde o 7 School Faculty Slstgr NI lry l:.dw 1rd C 5 IB Slstcr xIOI'l1Cl C S IB Grlde 4 1 Grade 4 9 488 Slster Consngha Mane, C S IB Sister George Mane, C S IB Grade 3-1 161 Grade 3-2 X if xv ' ', 7 1 5 '. '. . . , . . . - - 1 S, - - - ' x .- wa,.'.. . 'z,... 2 - -... ... 1' Slstcr Nlarguet C S IB Slster Louls 'xhrlc C S IB Crude 2 1 Crfade 7 9 P Slstcr M lry Ffuth C S IB Slstcr Xauer C S IB Grade 1 1 Grlde 1 9 ,lv ,595 M155 Carolyn Rosa Slster Jean Baptiste, C S IB Grade 1 3 Kmdergarten 1 162 ull'- gb Nlrs Frances Cartmdl Slster Isabelle C SIB Krndergarten 1 Kmdergarten 2 Nlrs Anno Pontimo Nlrs Rene 'NIcL1ughl1n Vlrs Roberta Stemer Iundergarten 7 Elementary School Secretary Elementary School Nurse if Mrs Edna Young Sgt Wxllxam McIntosh Plano Instructor Mlhtary Instructor 163 r P L 'wi' 4' 'fi f fa ,. 'k a ive I ..4k, ,, ' U 4 ,-may .tag .i -,L p ' ,QE . 5 ' ., -4 '4:Sr'.',. Rf . A N -- 5 :bi f+ 5':'v'k 1 . Us vm.. 3 fi f ' WL A M 4 -I ,aff .. if Cfwwlih. iw U. ly X 4, Q ' C , ,,, 5, ZF ,. if , wk Wk?- ,.,,-. f -we YH Q Y -My-Q wc ' wg 4'I!u:a.' 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You owe It to yourself to compare loan costs w1th the cost of the Insured Educatlon Loan Plan of Manufacturers Trust Company For example, a four year S4 000 education loan from Manufacturers Trust costs only S143 84 A Personal Credlt Counselor ln any of our banklng oflices wlll help you borrow from S300 to S10 000 to finance educatlon at any level from pr1mary grades to post graduate or buslness school1ng and for one to four years You can take up to SIX years to repay Your llfe IS lnsured at all tlmes for the unpald balance thus assurlng that the educatlon of your son or daughter Wlll be contlnued Before you borrow, come ln and talk lt over wxth one of our Personal Credlt Counselors He ll be glad to arrange an educatlon loan for you of them are open Monday evenlngs 6 to 8 p m 1 000 1 000 4 000 10 000 Typncal Manufacturers Trust low cost educatlon loans Amount to Course Period of Monthly be Fmanced of Study Repayment Repayment Cust per Year 1 year 1 year 4 years 4 years months months months months S 85 41 44 21 86 33 15418 S 24 92 30 52 35 96 183 49 Includes the cos of Insurance Personal Loan Department MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY NEW YORK N Y !See your telephone book for locatzonsl 163 . 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