St Josephs College - Footprints Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Marie Florence Gange Helen Rosalea Gargan Teresa Agnes Garvey Marie Magdalene Geiling 26

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AJar-i Louise Follmar EiLEiiN .Marv Gaffne- Lilly I L Gallo 25

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Marie Florence Gange, St. Agnes Academic School, College Point : One reason why Marie never grew especially big was because she never quite had time to concentrate on that particular point, there were so many other things to be done, quickly. There are trains to catch, and brothers to be taken care of, and committees to attend. And every morning there is of course that lovely trip from College Point before the rest of us are awake. Marie ' s immediate generosity, her sincerity and her speech devoid of guile or deceit of any sort have secured a firm place in our affections. Helen Rosalea Gargan, St. Francis Xavier Academy: She has always known an easy, sophisticated poise that has enabled her to handle any situation without difficulty. As a member of the Junior Class Day Committee she worked with a will to make Junior Week a success. Actually Helen doesn ' t strike us as the athletic type but she has been a member of A.A. since her Freshmanhood. It is good to hear her talk of the trips she has made and the unusual places she has visited. No matter what the pattern, Helen will always manage to make it of interest and value. Teresa Agnes Garvey, Bishop McDonnell Memorial: Terry, unfortunately, has always harbored a secret resentment against eulogies. A devotee of classical music, her interests at the college have naturally centered about the Glee Club. There is a high, thin loveliness in Terry ' s voice that is not soon forgotten. Probably she will seek a career in Social Service work — but living life to its fullest has never presented any problem. Her interests are varied, her ability versatile, her knowledge of the unusual, the little known, extensive. Marie Magdalene Geiling, Marywood Seminary: Marie ' s wit is brittle, incisive, without malice. Her manner is one of perpetual, unruffled surface composure. Deceit, falsehood of any kind, can never touch her, the sincerity is of her nature, as is the courage she has never failed to display. As Chairman of the Religion Committee in her Senior Year, she managed a job of no small magnitude almost without commenting on the fact at all. Of course her work as Advertising Manager of Footprints was excellent. 27