St Marys High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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SENIORS Lto FAHEY Bud, our dignified Senior President, always lrnows what to wear and when to wear it. Although he would prefer to spend his time debating or being a football or baslcetball star, he reluctantly applies himself to his studies, deviating only to offer some humorous auip in the midst of a serious discussion. By the way, if you should walk into a hospital about 1950 and hear one of the Hmen in white saying, Why, l don't believe it,', or Prove it, that's Bud',. MARION CTDONNELL Marion, school activity promoter and cheer leader par excellence, is the proud possessor of the schools most contagious giggle. f-ler charm- ing femininity so belies her capability that she found she had to prove her efficiency by being an active participant in school affairs,such as, being vice-president in freshman and senior classes, secretary of junior class, Glee Club and Dramatic Club member. LEO CLARK Clarl4ey -zealous class officer in each of his high school years, diligent business manager of per Annos, hardworlcing dance commit- teeman, is really one-in-a-million. ln school he is the answer to a teacherfs prayer, on gridiron or court, the answer to a coach's. ln spite of numerous virtues and undeniable good loolcs he remains so completely unassuming and without conceit that he meets with the approval of all who lcnow him. 8

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Seniors are mAclrked with the S. M. H. S. brand

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SENIORS MARGARET Sl-lERlDAN Ulvlargn, our efficient class secretary, is justly famous for the lovely bloom on her cheeks. l-ler friends know her as a jolly, smiling person, but with strangers she is quiet and shy, ln her vvork on dance com- mittees and in sodality, she has always preferred the doing rather than the saying. A vvord unguarded is sure to bring a blush from this coy senior, but blushing is after all one lost art, which adds to the attraction of any girl. BERNARD MCDERMOTT Bernie joined the great army of cacldies at an early age, and since then he has eaten golf, slept golf, and written hundreds of compo- sitions about golf. During his days at St. lVlary's he has gone quietly about his own affairs, managing the basketball team, doing art work for the Star and per Annos, singing in the Glee Club without ever having a radical thought or making the least noise. MARGARET ONEIL Upeggyn is positive proof thatgood things come in small packages. She is so cute that no one believes thatshe can actually do something, but take a look at the record . . . sophomore secretary, Star and Per Annos staffs, dance committees, Glee Club member and the best de- bater of them all . . . not bad for such a little girl, is it? With all her activities, however, Peg still has time to have fun herself and make a lot of other people happy. l9l