St Marys High School - Cor Mariae Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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l!osEMARY IIEILLY St, Charles Ambitious. studious, will make a good doctor. Decision talent and genius in tlze raee for s ueeessf' N oRA M. HEILLY St. Ignatius Noreen Lively, cheerful, benevolent, a friend to al l. Clzaraeter is the diamond that seratelzes every stone. 1Nt1ARaARE'r H. 1-LILEY Holy Saviour Calm. loyal, etlieient. and loves life. Some :no drew a bliss llosifiiwmin' S. Iluooieiq St. Ma1'y's Red Pert, petite, with glorious red hair. -I zalce life as it eornes, and smile as it passes. Doe of eli ara eter outsrips Peggy ments there were that tluxl will nt 1 ei fail f rw:- 1 9 Jlfaglfarzpl 4 TEREsA C. SCHAPPERT St. Mary's Tres Gay, cooperative, played at as- sembly daily. Music louelzes every key of 'l7l0lllO7'fL1--1IlGk0S us forget and remember. FRANK J. SCIIUTZ St. Ignatius Dulchy Eager, buoyant. daring, never a dull moment. The fool well dressed Is at his best. RUTH A. SCHWAB St. Jolin's Ruthie Vociferous, active, loves to dance. The memory of the past will stay and half our joys renew. ELI-:ANoR A. Si1ANNoN St. Joseplfs Ellie Gay, lively, latest addition to Senior girls. Do your best for one another, ,mal-ring life a pleasant dream.

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JAMES T. MULROY Holy Saviour Bish Zcalous. unobstrusivo. a good friend. Gimme a place to stand and I'll move the world. DONALD J. MLiR1'1n' St. John's Murph Studious. nonchalant, Confident. never ruffled. All's right with me: what's wrong with the world. VVILLIAM F. MCDONALD St. Aloysius Bill Rvliablv. jovial. flcot-footod. a wondvrful dancer. For men may come and men may go, But Wichner suwivcs forever. EDWARD J. MCLARNEY St. Mary's Ned Quiet. unassuming, has an en- joyable dry humor. Brevity is the soul of wit. I9 Jlltzgifcrgof -I6 RIARLQARIQT A. lXlv'l'Aau1a St. Tlic'1'c-sos Peggy Full of fun. hvad cliem-1'lvadui'. lovcs rollor-skating. Don't worry about what peo- ple say of you. Think what might happen if they were mind read- ers. ANNE MARIE PETRUZZINI Holy Rosary Pet Gay, jovial. likos nothing bottor than pizza. Don't neglect present happi- nvss by dwelling on past niis- fortunes. TFIRESA J. l'E'rRUzz1N1 Holy Rosary Terry Cari from-. nvat. L-nu1'g:ctiC, i' frivndly to all. Truth is the most satisfactory nutrition for thc mind. .losnrn D. HEGAN St. Thi-rosv's Joe ' w Unconcorne-d, quict, the ukids' Sinatra. Still watvr runs deep.

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'F- MARY A. SHERIDAN St. Mary's Rusty Vivacious, jovial, must go skat- ing at least four times a week. Past moments never to be for- gotten will shine on the loneliest days. ltoi3ER'r 'l'. SIMONSON St, lVIary's Nails Enthusiastic. omniscient hai d working manager. I know all the dates and figzue and rules. An authority past a the sages, and schools ANTHONY G. STREDNY St. Therese's. Shavertown Tony Shy, meek, a commuter from Dallas. U1 leave this place with just one thought, to take what I get and lceep what I got, I 9 .ZHLZIDISCTZLZJI ALICE E. STUUT St. Mary's Allie Always beaming with mirth and laughter, makes the piano really talk. Shall I prognosticate, now or later? AUDREY J. SWAN St. .Iolm's Swa'nee Dependable. animated, has a magnanimous disposition. Know how to listen and you will profit even from those who talk badly. CHARLES E. Woon St. 'lVIary'5 Charlie Light-hearted, daring, forward. a confidant of Father Smith. Here today, gone l,O17l.O7'7'OlU. Nothing to lose. gain or borrow. MARTI-IA IC. WRIGHT St. Therese's Mart Quiet, thoughtful, responsible. home-loving gal. Schoolday nt e nz o 1' i e s bring back pleasant thoughts of happy hours. CHARLES J. THOMAN St. Theresc-'s Jerry Brilliant, jokester, mathemati- cally-minded. lots of fun. Well, a man who has big re- sponsibilities sort of has--big re- sponszbilitiesf' 46 b ,:,,, ,,.,, R' 1 9' ' 34 slim. l 'Q 'ZW' 43' Q ' 3' 5. F X if ' - ' :it