St Marys Academy - Crown Yearbook (Glens Falls, NY)

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Mary Irvmg Edxtor 1n chxef of The Post Star was rn the parlor wlth her secretary Florence arvls and Betty Maye personal secretary to J P Morgan My goodness there was Ed Bethel the Smgmg Cowboy grvmg demon stratnons from hls Rodeo Show at Madlson Square Garden Suddenly everyone was laughing at a yoke told by 1m Lyons head bouncer at ack Dempsey s Mmmmm' Volces were hushed as Madelyn Mnller now Madelyn Mars a receptlonlst of the Waldorf ASIOFIR arrlved w1th Claxre Callahan M1ss Amernca of 1959 I could hear Owen Shevlxn somewhere wlth hrs partner lmmy Dlngman and Joe Campbell manager of the Boston Red Sox d1SCLlSSlI1g the latest Clty Serxes game whlch S M A won 55 0 Owen and lmmy are famous sports commentators Mary Ellen Mottram buyer at Lord and Taylor s onsplayed some styles deslgned by Jeanne Phnlo successor to Adrlan Someone put 1 record on to hear Frances Greenwood Marcla Wxlcox and Valencna Choppa the famous I-Int Parade tr1o Madame Beverlle of New York and Francesca Cone renowned beautlclans were dlscussmg the art of personallty development Mmmm goodness wasn t that lovely harmomznng by the S1lver Gate uartette famous telev1s1on group Slster Grace cM1flOH Ryanj and Slster Margaret CPeg Toomeyj were the guests of honor at our party The last to arrlve was Buddy Donohue now Buddy O Dunn famous showman on Broadway and also a producer There was Bob Lynch coach at Fordham gnvnng has prnvate professlonal team a pep talk before the blg game Hls team nncluded such famous All Amer1cans as Ed Fle1g Tom Curran ohn Shanks Tom Hogan Bxll Wynn and Tom D Angelo Why there was Maureen O Connor physxcal educatlon xnstructor at Cornell Rlchard Ryan 1 famous poet added a sentlmental touch Wlfh has latest work Then James Buccl Presldent of the G E demonstrated h1s latest ID X entlon Toward the end of the evemng we ate a tasty lunch prepared by Lorame Kelleher d1et1c1an at ohns Hopkms Hosp1tal Father Behan gave the blessmg and Father LaPann the benednctlon The bus was pullmg up We all got aboard and rolled away SfOpp1l1g here and there to let people off funny I was the only one left I was on that cloud agaln' Rolllng rollxng Everybody was talkmg at once Jabber Jabber M IES bag' exclalmed the nurse as I awoke to see a huge wnsdom tooth starmg at me Lookmg at Dr Brown I sa1d Sure there are no more bad ones Doctor I d hke to go back to sleep 'fDFSfIl1dfl0lI Heat cn Only Knous . , . -. - . - K , L . K . 3 J a K ' I 9 ' ' , , . . - , . . - . J' , I I ' . , L K , S . . . , . t l L 5 C , 'G . I C , . , . . . , .. . K 1 ' 3 . , . . 2 I S , S , l . L I K C, S I , . . a ' 1 ' 9 5 ' n . . . , , , . . V ,, . G Q ,,, . . , consisting of Jim Clear, Ubaldo Frascarella, Jim Cooney and Joe Bruno? . . , . . . . 1 , . . . , , s 7, s s 4 . , . , . I C - G , . I , ,J R 3 1 ' 3 , . . . . , . . . . , 1 . , . . . H., . l Q . . - 7 . . l 1 Q 1 , n s , J . . , . . . 1' 3 . 1 l , i. t . ,-.1 ,. -,Q Y, . , . .,, , . . . ,, . , , . . , . Y ' ,, ' ' ,, y , n

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Coma Mp ec? S1tt1ng down 1n the dentrst s chalr I became PCIFIHCCI at the thought of my nlce new w1sdom tooth com1ng out But d1d rt hurt' However Dr Brown declded to g1ve me gas so I was content Why before I knew lt I was talk1ng about everythmg 1n general untll things started gettlng hazy hazy Oooh what a brlght pnnk cloud I was standlng on soft and moy mg' Suddenly I saw a speck nn the sky and I was Wlllfllflg toward If A bus Large and beautxful A vo1ce bade me get on I saw many faces Why yes I belleve we were golng to a party that was lt Those famlllar looklng faces Goodness wasn t I s1tt1ng next to Kay Nolan Dean of Smlth College' Who was that talkmg near us? Not Martha Moynthan' She s head of Chlcago s famous Marrlage Bureau Barbara Sweeney IS Martha s correspondlng secretary Was that Roseanne Burns over there vynth her Blue Sky Rev1ew troupe? And say lf xt wasn t ack Black across the alsle rehearslng h1s famous 1m1tat1ons for the Eddle Cantor show I-I1s brother 1m IS the scrlpt wr1ter The bus stopped before a huge bulldung marked S M A Adzzzlwzlvfra When the bus stopped at the front door we allghted As I entered the bulldlng I heard muslc Someone sald It s B111 Sulllvan conductor of the London Phllharmonxc Orchestra I walked about 1n a da7e scrutln 1z1ng my well remembered frxends Why there was Thomas George warden at San uentm dlscusslng world affalrs wlth Prank Domaszewxcz New York pol1t1c1an Anne Helm edntor of X ogue Magazme came over and polnted out many of my former classmates mcludlng Ieanne Iills worth as enette M1les the famous movle star What was the d1scuss1on 1n the corner? Wfhy lf was Bob Madden who succeeded John L LEWIS and h1s chlef partner and advocate Tony Fredella I not1ced Sally whlble chaxrman of the Woman s Republ1can Club talkmg over women s rlghts wlth Anne Bethel Vnce Presldent of the F B I and Theresa Crlmmms M C on Informatnon Please Two latecomers arr1ved Rose Roux foremost Powers Model and her husband and also Roses dress deslgner Janet Pattee And dldn t Clalre Lmehan look lovely' Clalre was w1th her mult1 m1ll1ona1re husband John Jacob Astorbrook IV Someone snapped the radlo to llsten to Rose mary Faces Llfe who was no less than Rosemary Leombruno And there was Marle Donovan and Elnnor Creedon co partners of Amerlca s largest foot and concern Elder s elevated shoes for women Ah' Purcell Doyle famous New York chlropractor just arrlved I-Ie looks so healthy and happy ' Was that John Herllhy U S Ambassador to RUSSIR d1scuss1ng pol1t1cs w1th Anne Comeau Professor at a Cathollc UHlV6FSltY3 . . . , , . . , . , . . 3 ' 5 ' Y , K I. 6 7 L , x . , . -1- , s t , 1 1. -' , 4 I 7. I C L G C 0 Q , C K C 0 L K - , . . . . . . . , L 1 7 , 4 . l , . , . . , C 5 I , K I If 8 'I L L l I I 0 L K I 7 tr ' 99 ' ' ' 9 y . . , J . , . , . . . 9J 9 ' ' . . ,, . . L , I 0 n . - . . . ,S , .A I E . ,, fl0l1 Blllldlllg - World .s Pan - 1960 - Rr'prme11fa1'11fc's, Walk. In. . , . . . . . ,, , . . , ' K , 7 . . ,, . . 0 K l L 4 , - ' 3 , . . . . , . . . , . . , . I . , A . 1 - ,. J , . . ' , 7 . , . . , . . . , . ' 9 . , . . . . 9 9 ' . . ., . , . . . . . 3 Q 9 - ' 9 5 7 9 ' n - C C , ' ' ll 9 ' ' 37 , . . . . . . , L 1 , ' 4 1 4 ' QQ 3 Y, -.K Y , . . ' 1 5 1 I I V . . , . . . 9 9 1 G

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lfLlfLLOI f5 Behan, Margie Brayton, Norma Breen, Leo Busch, John Burton, Kay Chenier, Richard Collins, Jean Connors, Leo Culligan, Helene Del Monaco, James Delsignore, Andrew Demers, Raymond Devlin, James Doyle, Thomas Frascarella, Richard Gallagher, Neal Germain, Harold Girard, Anthony Hogan, John Holmes, Helen Lambert, Margaret Leone, Hugo Leroux, Edward Loughlin, Betty Lou Madden, Betty Marino, Carmel Maye, Marian You Can Tell Them by Their Strut McKiernan, Raymond Mulcahy, Elizabeth Mumbulo, Veronica O'Brien, Mary Philo, Mildred Polidore, Mary Prairie, Robert Rheinlander, Pauline Sassone, Matthew Sheeran, Margaret Mary Sommo, Salvatore Stumpf, Dorothy Sullivan, Gail Toomey, Joan