St Lukes High School - Pindarian Yearbook (Ho Ho Kus, NJ)

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,rr-mf? i is-wary . fm 1 -' . . V 7- . ,. i T I ii i .. 1 . i., I Gllumi will WE. THE SENIORS. OF THE CLASS OF I94-O, in Tull possession oT all our naTural TaiculTies. and realizing wiTh heavy hearTs all The ioys we leave behind. do declare This To be our lasT Will and TesTamenT: To FaTher Maloney we bequeaTh our graTiTude Tor The opporTuniTies he has provided Tor us during The pasT Tour happy years. To our adepT members oT The TaculTy, whose unTiring soliciTude Tor our welTare we promise never To TorgeT, we bequeaTh The graTiTicaTion ThaT eTTorTs were noT in vain. To our kind parenTs, sincere Thanks Tor all The sacriTices you made To make possible our iourney Through ST. Luke's. To The Juniors, in general. our TiTle oT pride, The inTelligenTia ldo your besT To keep iTl and in parTicular: Frances Alberse relinquishes her privilege oT being TirsT on The roll, T'irsT To receive a reporT card, and a TronT desk in The classroom To The one who can prove To come beTore Ardoyne in The Junior Class roll. Helen Alberse reserves her quieT and demure manner Tor Virginia Ardoyne. Grace Alcock bequeaThs her love Tor i'Lindy To Norman Farrell. lT's all righT, Norman, she's only a Bob CaT. MargareT Callaghan bequeaThs her Tamous blush To Marion Schilling. David Connor bequeaThs his bashfulness To Nancy Magro and his reporT card To The Junior who needs a Tew poinTs. lOne aT a Time, please.i Eugene Daley bequeaThs his conTagious giggle and way wiTh The ladies To Thomas Cobb. Use iT sparingly, Tom. Nicholas Demeduk bes+ows his love Tor English upon Jack Hannon. Take iT easy. Jack. Mary Donohue wills her unTiring abiliTy To run errands Tor SisTer To Cecelia Gleason. Mary Doyle besTows her make-up seT To Mary MapheT and her posiTion as baskeTball manager To The Junior lass who Thinks she can please all The girls. Richard Gawel willingly gives his charge of keeping The Senior blackboards decara+ed To CarmeliTa ProTiso and his duTy oT keeping The sTore room books in order To Mae Krcn. ilT's impossible Mae, so don'T geT discouraged.l - David GilpaTrick, The maTh wizz, wills his uncanny abiliTy To Mary Jane Reid. ' Joseph Kennedy leaves his TideliTy To serving Mass To any successor ThaT Thinks he could so well. James Kosch leaves his daily Task of wriTing Chemical EquaTions on The board To John Conlon and his big smile To The Junior ThaT needs iT mosT. BeaTrice La PorTa relucTanTly bequeaThs her remarkable sTamina To ouT-argue any classmaTe To Caroline Lascalzo. iMay you be jusT as successTul. Caroline.l To Marion SuTherland, John Man leaves his duTy as assisTanT in The chemical lab. lncidenTally iT's assisTance, SisTer wanTs no disTurbance, Marion. Frank Muscars leaves his delicaTe care oT his Ford To Eileen Kelly and his singing abiliTy To Harold Conkln. lKeep up The serenading TradiTions, Harold.l ClemenTne OrThmann gives her charge oT Taking caTeTeria orders aT noon hour, To FausTina Hornyak and Agnes SchusT. Joan RalsTon gives her exciTable disposiTion To Nora Callaghan and dramaTic abiliTy To Eleanor Young. James Rawl leaves his honor oT being chosen Tor The Big Five To Thomas Driscoll, and his abiliTy To JiTTer bug To ChrisTopher EusTace. To Lucille Finn, Alice Uzdavinis leaves her Tine homework record. Now, now, Lucille, ThaT's a Treasure. Lucille WagenhoTTer leaves her loquacious manner and vivaciTy To Marie Vidulick. Joan Walsh relinuishes her TiTle Baby of The Class To Louise Greco, and her posiTion as SisTer PaTricia's secreTary To lsabel Bigham. Jack Ward leaves his smoking iackeT To David Schimmel. TJusT The iackeT. David.l To The Sophomores: Advice: SeT good example Tor The incoming Freshmen. Remember your responsibiliTy is colossal. To The Freshmen: Perservere and always remember To hold high The ideals oT ST. Luke's. This our Tinal will and TesTamenT was duly execuTed and wiTnessed on This, The Tweniy-TirsT day of June in The year of Our Lord, nineTeen hundred and forTy. RICHARD GAWEL '40, 42

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ST. LUKE'S IIRUIIESTRA OT +he leasl popular of our exlra curricular aclivifies is fhe orchesfra. Alfhough if is sfill in Hs infancy ils musical reperfoire conlains many numbers. classical and popular, which lhe players are capable of rendering. One day each week Mr. Selhman conducrs a rehearsal. ll you didn? know you mighl 'rhink if was Guy Lombardo's orchesrra or some orher familiar one. Yes, S+. Luke's is geffing There 'Fast On fhe evening of lhe Senior Play as well as on Class Nighf you will be able To wifness Jrhis amareur group verify every 'favorable remark macle in lheir behalf. The members of 'rhe orcheslra realize lhal Fafher Maloney has provided 'rhis oppor+uni+y for rhem +o develop rheir musical abilifies and They are endeavoring ro show Farher fhal' his solici+ude has nor been in vain. Indeed, since rhe orches+ra has been organized much hidden ralenl has been revealed borh in 'rhe high school and +he grammar school. Mr. Sefhman, lhe direclor has labored unfiringly also lo produce a worfhwhile school orchesfra. We Think he has done excepfionally well. If 'rhis rapid progress con- linues all our worries aboul how and where 'ro hire an orcheslra 'for school dances will be forever over. MARGARET CALLAGHAN, '4O. 4l

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