St Marys Academy - Gael Yearbook (Little Falls, NY)

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CLASS OF 1959 AT TIME OF KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION Front Row, left to right -Jacky McCloud'l:, Corky, Desmond, Cleo Blair, Patty Brodowski, Mary Holland, Rosalie Persson, judy Daly, Joanne Scaecia, Neal Fiesinger, Unidentified, janet Mlinar, Monica O'Hara, Ann O'Hara, Cindy Kane, Patsy Lamanna. Second Row --Bernard lvlelsaughlin, Richard Grogan, Dick Hart, Tom Finnegan, Mike Skinner, Bill Nash, Bob Peters, Denis Sivack, Chuck McEvoy, 'lim lvlielcarski, Bill Coffin, Bill Van Allen, Al Maher. Charles Fitzgerald. Rear Row' ,lim Palmer, Eddy Black, Ray Urhiss, Bob Vanesse, Fred Gregorka, jerry Haysiii, Louis DeAngelo, f:3:Deceasedj Kindergarten It was a hig day in june 1946, when we were graduated from Kindergarten. The girls all wore long white dresses and the hoys wore white suits. The ceremonies were joyous and we even received a diploma. Now as we look hack to that important day, we are iilled with a feeling of anticipation for the graduation day that is not far away. june 1959, 12 years later, we are preparing for one of the greatest moments of our life, graduation. In these 12 years we have made everlasting friendships with our class' mates. We have acquired enough knowledge to enahle us to receive a high school diploma. lvlost important is the fact that we have heen educated to he Catholic men and women and good Americans.

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N. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Left tn right llarhara Kane, Patricia Danehy, Lois Ashe, lvloniea Murphy. Ann Dady. Frances Sterusky, Cheerleading We, the Varsity Cheerleaders ol' S.M,A., have found cheerleading very valuahle in the past two years. Among the values that we have received are: knowledge ol' good sportsmanship and assurance of selffcontidence. There have heen many times of joy and sorrow which confronted us. ln times of joy when our team had won we lielt reassured. ln times ol' sorrow when our team lost in points, hut not in experience, we actually learned to overcome disappointments, as well as hardships. Our most memorahle experience during the two years was our trip to the Catholic Tournament at lllens Falls. The team, as well as the leaders, have profited a great deal from this experience. Vsfe had lun, hut also had to rcmemlwer that we were representing a Catholic school. Cheerleading in our estimation is a very great honor and privilege. We thoroughly enjoyed representing our school as cheerleaders for the past two years. we leave the portals of S.M.A, with sadness, we leave with fondest memories, with no regrets for having heen chosen as cheerleaders ol' Saint lVlary's Academy have As hut