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

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Wlaimfs gclzool is V XI :Q6dl'CdZll.0lZ That these honored dead shall not have died in vain, That government ol the people, by the people and For the people, Shall not perish from the earthf' These words ol Abraham Lincoln, so simple and yet so powerful, express what we at St. lVlary's feel. There are no soft words, no pretty phrases for death-but for a future, which is now being shaped-there is hope, colored bright with heroes' blood. It vve remember these, our honored dead, il we remember the cause lor which they have fought and died, that future can not help but be all they might have wished. Z 2 fx 4 X tti x ff ifffbxsx S 3 fxtnl Q MK' X 1 zzz A XX 4, ' fl 7' 7 XQ 2 'ij I fx, e OPQLUOI' Every year it has been our custom to state in the Foreword reasons lor publishing the Per Annos. Every year those reasons have shared a striking similarity, This year is no exception, The per Annos is edited lor only one purposefto give to you and to us a book ol memories ' memories, which in years to come, will prove invaluable, It is not such a large book, in fact, it is not such a wonderful book, out it is ours, and we are very proud and happy to share it with you, IEJ3I3J U43 FATHER HORAN FATHER BOLGER FATHER WHALEN rw Lffge mglfffflgg LEQAZ' REVEREND LAWRENCE i. HQRAN, msicmie ...4 ..4. Q eiigion REVEREND CHARLES A. BGLGER ,...,...,............. Religion REVEREINID TEIQMAS R. WHALEN. .Religion-Moderator ol Atlwletics MOTHER JOAN MARIE .......,......,............... principal SR. M. MERICI ...4..... ...,.,. E nglisli-Librorion SR. M. TERESIIXIE ..,,. .... S ociol Studies-I.c1tin SR. M. VEINIARD ............,. ..... I-I istory-Frencli SR. MARY OF TI-IE ANGELS .,.. .,..,... S cience SR. M. THERESIA ........... ..... I3 usiness-Music SR. AILEEN MARIE ..,.. .... M citlwemcitics SR. M. DAVID .........,.. .......... A rt MR. HAROLD MCEVQY ..... .,.. B osketboll MR. ROBERT MARTIN ..... ,.., F ootboll ,9QcmQ'0 gpfbyffanz Siaiion S -JM S DEDICATION .... FOREWORD ........ GUIDING LIGHT ..... BRAVE MEN ........... ON THE AIR ............ NOTES AND OLIOTES ....,. NIGHT OF KNIGHTS ..... PARTY LINE ............ BEHIND THE MIKE ..... AMERICA CALLING ..... FOOTLIGHT ECHOES ..,. SODALIST HOLIR .............. HOLIR OE CHARM ................ BEHIND THE MIKE-CONTINLIED .... PIGSKIN PARADE ............... EASY ACES ...........,.... STARS OF TOMORROW ,..... INNER SANCTLIM .......... STOCK MARKET REPORTS ...., ENCORE APPEARANCE ..... SPONSORS ............ E5 ea ARMY Aclcerman, John Adams, Charles Anderson, Richard Baranello, John Buttino Joseph Clarlc, Robert Colosurdo, Henry Coombs, Frederick Cooper, Carrol Corcoran, Constance Corcoran, Robert De Santa, Valentine Dowd, Thomas Dumas, Harold Earley, Qliver Fahey, Leo Fuller, Ward Funlc, Charles Galvin, Robert Garvey, John Gibbons, Richard Goodwin, Arthur Haggerty, James Hassett, Raul Heim, Eugene Hogan, Thomas Houlihan, John Hughes, Glenn lnnes, George lrving, Emmett lrving, Francis Johnson, Bernard Cmissing in actiony Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy Robert Kernan lhomasi' Kiely, Flrancis Kiernan, Joseph Linehan, Mary Ludwig, James McNeil, Daniel McNeil, John Michaud, Eugene Morgan, Dana Murphy, William Natoli, Edward P006 O'Dea, Robert O'Donnell, Leo Cleary, Robert Ratriclc, John Rauldine, Eugene Rauldine, William Riley, Robert Riley, William Reynolds, Richard Reynolds, Robert Rhodes, Robert Sheridan, Melvin Snyder, Frederic Snyder, William Vormwald, Glyndon Vormwald, Matilda MARINES Adesso, Chester Allen, James Cordary, Leot Haggerty, Robert Houlihan, James lnnes, Edward lsal, Thomas Kelley, John 0'Connor, Cornelius 0'Connor, Dorothy Reii, Leroy AIR CORPS Allen, Charles Along, Joseph Cassidy, Charles Dovi, Anthony Foote, Leo lnnes, Charles Kiernan, William LudwLg, George McDermott, Thomasst McDonald, Raymond Michaud, Lawrence Morris, John Mullen, Francis O,Hara, Richard Q'Hara, Thomas phillips, Ronald Reif, Richard Riley, Edward Riley, Joseph Ryan, Bernard Sayre, Leo Snyder Thomas West, Robert West, Williams NAVY Brown, Richard Casey, James F. Collins, Shirley Cross, Nancy Dominesl4e, Edward Domineslfe, Robert Dwyer, William Dwyer, Joseph Ferguson, John Gibbons, Kenneth Haslcell, Charles Hassett, Robert Hazard, Harold Hazard, Lawrence Heim, Walter Hogan, Edward Hughes, Jamesi' Kane, Margaret Kelley, Joseph Kiley, Dorothy Martin, Robert McDermott, Bernard McEvoy, Thomas McKendriclc, Joseph McNally, Thomas Michaud, Robert O'Mara, James Phillips, Allyn Quinlan, Thomas Quinn, James Ray, James Sayre, Douglas Scott, Robert Sheridan, Gerald Sheridan, Robert Staclc, Harry it Died in Action 'Q s 012 fle 17' To radio performers, a Crossley rating represents the best in the magic world of ether waves. Seldom, however, do eighteen persons achieve identical ratings on the same program. Yet, we at St. lVlary's claim that distinct honor and talce great pride in presenting this next Hfamilyf' Each has proved tops in his or her own Field-each has merited through a long-termed contracta reward, which talces the form ol satisfaction, in the lcnowledge of a job well done. 7IE DOYLE ROBERT GLOVER Coming up now is a rugged specimen of outdoor life, a terrific gridiron glamour boy--dynamic Doyle. When auizzed by our inquiring reporter as to what he liked to do the most, he re- plied, Hunt and fish , to what he liked to do the least, he em- phatically shouted, Workl Now that summer is practically here we expect Doyle will take a trip on his electric scooter, leaving the city limits behind. l-le has hopes of soon casting off his ex- ecutive robes CDoyle is class presidentl for a pair of Uncle Sam's Navy Blues. O MARTHA CLAIRE HENNESSEY Crossing the stage towards the microphone is our youngest star, who is destined for a career in the field of dramatics, judging by her excellent characterizations in our freshman, Sophomore and Senior presentations. We invited her for this interview with the intention of subtly discovering her plans for the future. Will her interest in mathematical and scientific affairs lead her to Who's Whom? Cr will her renowned tact with youngsters and her knowledge of meat-cutting make Marty domestically inclined? Success and best wishes in whatever you do, our favorite dancing partner, Mixer-maid Martha. I PATRICK MICHAEL KIERNAN We are pleased to bring you at this time the noted logician and critic, Mister Kiernan whose sound QlessD opinions have long rated tops on our network. l'le gives the livelier members of our group a conservative tone and sets a difficult example with his gentlemanly manners. We know you'll recognize and enjoy as much as we have his lrish personality and ability to take a joke. lncidentally, he acquired a few gray hairs prematurely as Buddy Carhart's father in the immortal Going Cn Seventeenn. De- liberate, unhurried, an efficient driver, Pat is a favorite with class- mates and teacherssnot easy to know, but well worth knowing, EISEI KATHERINE EILEEN O'N EIL Who is sure to have the answer to the 564. question stored in that mythical memory of hers? Right fyou ever-sharp lcidl it's our favorite and yoursnflfatie 0'Neill An a- cute angle in the pierce-l-lassett-Q'Neil triangle, Kay earns her extra credits by all-around good fellowship and a genuine interest in her studies. l-ler size is no handicap on a basketball court, as you quiclcly discover when you watch this miniature dynamo in action. Kay lilces Sunday afternoon movies, hot fudge sundaes, hilces a la campagne, plaid shirts and Toulig. We thinlc we have dis- covered the secret of her success: Ulhe way to have a friend is to be one. O EDWARD PAUL GERRARD l-lere comes the first section- now the second. l-lere he is H.lal4e Gee-rardf' -lhat history sharlc has just arrived from l-lanlc finney's establishment on Main Street to give the latest re- port on John Q'Leary's prowess as a billiard sharlc. This Mor- genthaun of the Senior Class has successfully pulled us through many financial difficulties as well as having gained recognition inthe literary world by the publication of one of his poems. Now we are going to let you enjoy some of ,lalce's humor that has lcept us laughing throughout high school. An extra assignment in history brings forth a groan and the mysterious mutterml..S.-M. Fl tfflisten, Sisterl My Fingers liredffl I PATRICIA ANNE MCKENDRICK This next colleen, with a trace of old Erin springing from every freclcle, is a pocl4et-sized edition of everything that's great in literature. Yes, Pat can write anything from autobiographies to limericlts. But her speciality is writing cheerful, amusing letters which rate second to none, including homeworlc Although she is one of the few who struggled through chemistry, pat would much rather be involved in lle Bourgoeis Gentilhommei' any day of the weelc. This is one little sister who's mighty proud of her big ubrudderf' Maybe shefll tell you a little about that boy in Navy Blue, now. E951 ANN THERESE HASSETT As she limps to the stage vve are all conscious of the fact that our next guest spent yesterday afternoon at the cemetery f skiing, of course. interested in sports, she lets nothing except her weekly session in Miss Qfonnellis inner Sanctum interfere with her attendance at football or basketball games. Any social gathering is not complete without Annis original interpretation of the Russian Mazurkan Qne afternoon a vveek she devotes to Bug-ologyn, as her main ambition is to become a second Florence Nightingale, Steady, loyal and level-headed, Ann is one to be depended upon to do the right thing at the right time. O JOHN JOSEPH HOULII-IAN But Sister, l can't svveepl l vvorkfil iii a defense factory after school, dravvls a tall, dark, and haggard member of the Senior Class. ltis none other than John Joseph l-loulihan, Hlou- ligisn model A Ford is as famous as his short-lived basketball car- eer. Anyone majoring in English might say he is an extraordin- ary combination of Scrooge and Pip Van Winkle, His math is excellent and his rendition of Herb Kent at West point will haunt St. Mary's halls for many years to come. Chl yes, his favorite actor is Gregory Peckl I ROSEMARY COLE COAKLEY lfyouire looking for someone vvith vvhom to spend a nice quiet eveningathome, ifyouire searching for someone to fill in as a fourth at bridge, this next charming Miss is definitely not your ansvver. Fun-loving, socially minded, ambitious, Rosemary is St. Maryls original Hpilgrimn girl. CShe seems to be making progressllb Seriously, hovvever, Rosemary has proved herself auite capable of rising to any and all occasions. As a Freshman she evidenced Cas did the rest of the castb certain dramatic ability vvhich assured for her the beguiling, saccharine role of Lillums in the Senior presentation Going On Seventeenfi Not content vvith these laurels, Rosemary turned her soft, vvell-modulated voice to a more serious vein vvhen she participated in a county-vvide oratorical contest. For your listening pleasure vve present 'fl2osemary Coakley. l!l'lOEl PAUL ERNEST MICHAUD Now comes the time to introduce Paul Michaud, better known to his associates as Whitey . l-le is an ardent golf en- thusiast and spends most of his time during the summer at the Cort- land Country Club in some sort of an official capacity, of course. Winters usually find him worl4ing evenings in Marian Margaret's lce Cream Store. Star of the Senior play in the role of HBuddy , he displayed his fine acting ability. l-le is really the Innes-cent type and the official Senior handy-man, O BETTY JANE O'CONNOR Our next star will be a little late, foll4s, but you can blame it on the bus. Wait-here she is now, that gorgeous blonde of Station S.lvi.i-l.S. For verification of that statement, consult the Navy men at Cornell. 'l'hey're the cause of her big weelc-ends and sleepy Mondays. Slender, tender and tall, this celebrity adds the necessary touch of glamour to our small group. Betty's wordly wisdom is a source of wonder and envy to her friends at St. Marys She's now ready to give you a short tallc on The Art of Applying Malte-up. O JOHN WILLIAM STACK Qur next guest is in o bit of a rush, so we'll have to mal4e this interview short. l-le's a defense worlcer and indepensable to one George Broclcway. OF course, we have reference to John Stack, St. Marys 'Big-Business man. Almost any night of the week you can see Stacl4iel' Caccompanied with 'Long John' l-loulihanb heading for the shop where we are certain he is hav- ing a wonderful time and a half! ln his spare moments Cthere are someb he is a Wabbit hunter and has on several occasions thrilled the Speech Class with his exciting tales of Close Ups on Wild Life. So here he is, friends, that rabbit hunting riveter of the Senior classfJohn Staclcl tEI11C.l JOHN COLGAN MCNEIL So renowned is our next guest in his particular Field of music that he really needs no lormal introduction. Mac's slow, easy- going appearance is deceiving, lor beneath that tranquil ex- terior beats a romantic heart-For the Hivoriesln Congenial, taci- turn, intellectual, St. Mary's Hlturbil' is always willing to enter- tain an ecstatic, appreciative audience with anything from Clair de Lune, to T.D.'s Boogie Woogie.,' lncidentally, John's musical ability nets him weekly, a substantial sum which he invests fquite wiselyl in Uzootn clothing from Abe Louisl Alter all, a musician Clong-haired or otherwiseb mustglgeep up his appearances. O MARGARET JOAN PIERCE You're on the air. These words, so Familiar to performers are equally familiar to Joan, for shes an experienced dramatist on Station S M l-l S, She has won acclaim as an actress in the Senior play, as an orator in the Mission Contest, and as a vocalist at all highlights on the Blue and Gold Networlc. While sheis otl the air during the summer, she swims around Skaneateles Lal4e, bearing the dignified title, 'Counselor of Camp Lourdes. If you're loolcing For her on Saturdays, drop into the lnlants' De- partment ol Wiltsie's where she spends ten hours persuading new daddies that she has exactly what they need For Junior. l'ler charming disposition, lceen wit, and quiet understanding have made her a success in all her undertalcings, O EUGENE ABRAM SHIRLEY The popular Craig Vincent ol Going Gn Seventeen is with us again tonight lor a short interview before starting lor Lin- coln Avenue. Our sport Fans will recognize Abe,' as one of Saint Marys gridiron boys, a McEvoyian varsity man and third baseman For the American Legion Champions. This boy with the peaches-and-cream complexion and Pepsodent smile is the Senior class's own Arthur Murray. Amorous, amicable Abe, when not engaged in the above mentioned activities, is learning Cin ten easy lessonsD, How To Be A Good Detectivef, 12151 ANNA MARIE ALLEN Because of her unaffected simplicity our next star has soared high in our celestial ranks. Her roles are usually of the comedy type, because Anna Marie has a natural gift for humor. ln her portrayal of Elsa in the Senior play, she was quiclc to capture the hearts of her audience. Definitely the life of any party, she has just enough of the Irish wit to malce her devilish, but she has proved that she can talce as well as give. ul-listory dates are im- possible to memorize, says Anna, 'tand there just isn't any sense in all this discussion about 'Manifest Destiny. If you should see her when she's a trifle flushed and all starry-eyd, she has probably just heard Franlc Sinatra sing l'll Remember April. I IOSEPH CHARLES DWYER We caught this next guest on a weelc-end liberty from Samp- son. When 'KShrimpie joined up with the bluejaclcets, Saint lVl.ary's Athletic Association mourned the loss of this 190-pound super taclcle and varsity baslcetball flash. l-le was also mourned by the l-listory C. class, where his auiclc repartee smoothed over many a tough session, This Cedar Street Sentinel had the dis- tinction of wearing his class ring for exactly three hours. Cos- tello's double Cin more ways than one? is a renowned author of home-made boolc reports and master of jive a la saxophone. Qur Qi-gun salute goes to Admiral Joenfthe Seniors' gift to the Navy. ' I CONN IE VIOLA YACOVONE Another star was added to our illustrious cast in our Junior year when this diligent performer made her entrance. As an ardent sports' enthusiast, she can be found tracking down an eight pointer any crisp fall morning. Along with this invigorating habit, she amuses herself by talcing potshots at the target and hitting the bull's eye often enough to win several prizes. Displaying her patriotism, she put in several hours of duty spotting planes, and we expect to see her floating slcyward in her own helicopter any day now, f-lere she is, that versatile lady of the airfplanesl '- Connie Yacovone. 511351 14 Jlgfes dllff Quofes Claiming tlwe spotliglit for your entertainment at tliis time is tlie Class Historian, Patricia Mclfendriclc, wlio will summarize for you the liigliliglwts of our last four years at Saint Marys Graduation exercises are over. The great liall still breatlwes vvitlw tlie solemnity and dignity of tlie ceremony. ln tlie silence ol its emptiness, a solitary sillwouetted figure, still in cap and gown, lingers for a Final loolc. Confused and numerous are the mem- ories tliat Fill tlnis nostalgic moment. 1941e-Gosh, isn't high school wonderful !. . .save your green for St. Pat's Day, Freshie. . .where do we go next. . .Sister, I left my paper in Study Hall. . .you're on for Class Meeting this week. . .Wake up, Americaf. . .whom do I see about getting out of Glee Club. . .can you get hold of a car to take us to Auburn for the game. . . Silver Wings for Christmas. . .don't forget your Sodality dues. . .let's have a hay- ride. . .write it three times. . .yeah, but they never wear ties. . . I still can't under- stand that photosynthesis . . .puer--puella-amo--Prom. . .did you ever taste such queer punch. . .Regents blues. . .I just know I jlunked that algebra. . .well, what do you knowiwe made it! Wise fool , did you say?. . .things are tough all over. . .we're old enough to have one foot in the groove. . . come up to the Library at three o'clock. . .hold that line . . .le pronunciation francais. . .put your hand on your epigastrium. . .Happy Landings, Teener. . .an archaeologist is an old fossil in disguise. . .The Finnegan Fishcake Variety Show. . .Be not like dumb driven cattleg be a hero in the strife. . . study your religion. . .oo-oh, not another test. . .are you going to the Mixer at the Y tonight. . .did you hear the one Sister Teresine pulled in Latin II this morning . . .An Army of Youth, Flying The Standard of Truth. . .Won't we love being Jun- iors! S I 'll never get my schedule straightened out. . .what happened to that last study period. . .this business of writing our own geometry books. . .N o, Sister, you didn't give us any English homework. . .the cheer-leaders aren't speaking again. . .who borrowed my compass-owl. . .Sea Fever. . .je ne crave pas cette classe. . .wild and wooly History B session today. . .what did you get in Chemistry. . .sure, but he's got a steady. . .yes, I did hear about the little moron who. . .Friday is for War Stamps . . .it's undemocratic to make us feed the Seniors. . .M ich, our noble president, pulled many a De:1:ter that night. . .I wouldn't miss the Sodality Communion .Breakfast for anything. . .Sweet Heart of Mary, Be My Salvation. . .Cabin in the Sky. . .tux and tails. . .another flight of stairs to climb! The Almighty Seniors. . .put that gum into the basket-immediately, if not sooner. . .first row, oral topics today. . .how do you crave that sharpie tie. . .rehear- sals at eight, don't be late. . .where's my Big Party. . . Oh, I carihear You, God . . . History C soliloquy- well, uh- . . .but, Sister, I dusted last week. . . Meet M e In Saint Louis . . .Lincoln and Washington turned over in their graves. . .top-hats and bristles. . . Vote for M cKiriley . . .did you get a letter from Him today. . .bas- ketball in skirts. . .write your name on the board. . .peacetime military trairiirtge rzof. . .rirtgs, pictures, cards, imvitatioris, diplomas empty pockets. . .Lent and accelerated Stations. . .Good Luck, Shrimpie. . .we had a super time at the Prom Qyawrii. . .art especially nice Commuriiort Breakfast at the Convent. . .really rough Iiegerits. . .our big night is here. . .does the tassel go irtfrorit? I I has been a wonderfull four years! Smiling secretly, a little sadly, tlwe new graaluate turns to leave. l-lis lace lights up witlw eagerness and lwopef lwis steps, eclwoing alona tlwe corridor, are sure and can- liclent. PAUL GERRARD ...............,...,..............,... Treasurer DOYLE GLOVER ........ ........ P resident KATHERINE G'NElL ....... ,... V ice-president MARTHA HENNESSEY .... ........ S ecretary lE15lEl Jwgff of 17611 fgf Zfs' -O ' nf X ' j k . - -H-- 'I' - ' 1 W ' 'f ' .fi ff ll? iflll ' i' 32 me 24 lm M - 2 in ' .N 1 i4 3 - lt! Qi M! -f ,ff ' iii il, Q 52 Vg -- . 5 if-., iii 'ty xt ,Q-:ve N -3' WN' , : Q f it - ee ME f n ',- M 'iw ,Q - vv ar' ' 7 Ii all A' V ,wrx lll li . ll . vi mil Q r- U 2 X I In lil! - fir. --f if 1 .A 1 :' it :---. x 3,--f v Y ll-i :-.- ,S i'-A T.. i ! -:.-,, gldff Ehe No successful program is quite complete without the helpful con- tributions of bit players. Station SMHS-being definitely success- ful-boasts three such promising groups of Hunderstudiesf' Previous experiences have clearly illustrated that tomorrow's gems may be found among the uncut jewels ol today. With this bit of philosophy in mind, small wonder then that the Blue and Gold Networlc points with pride to her loyal supporting casts. 17 fryfll .EPZTZOIZ First Row: A, lsal, C. Ferro, A. VanDonsel, B. Anderson, M. Furmarola, F. Ferguson, D. Young, J. Riese Second Row: M. Mastin, A. Innes, A. Johnson, E. Spottelc, J. Casey Third Powg J. Haskell, M. Morris, R. l-laggerty, M. Johnson fourth Row: J. Push, T. Mclfvoy, J. West, R. Kane, W. O'Shea, C. Ackerman, I.. Martin, R, White, J. Ludwig ANNOUNCER: Just as a dog chases a cat, girl meets boy, sunshine lollows rain, Juniors trail Seniors. CA-hemll As another year draws to a close, a new, 'll3l2lGl-lT lclQl2lZON'l, as Seniors, seems to be beckoning our Juniors, But as they malce ready to climb the extra llight ol stairs to this 'BRIGHT l-lQl2lZQlNll', they talte a hasty lool4 through their diary, brimming with activities ol their changeable, cherishible Junior year. lNlAl2l2ATQl2t Qur lirst big problem foutside ol French, English, history, anrl mathf turned out to be the 'll3re-Lenten l-lop. l'lang that heart straight, Rushl No, no, Westyl Qver to the right more. There, thatls itl Alter days ol cutting and hanging hearts, red and white, large and small, every- thing was completed. l-lard worlr was rewarded by a large crowd and a weighty pro it. l'lere's another page to remember four activities as Sodalists. First, the girls tool4 their lling as entertainers by presenting charades, which went all smoothly, thanlrs to Elizabeth Spottelt. When it was the boys' turn to entertain, they success- lully staged a satire on womenls bridge clubs costumed to the last touch ol eyebrow pencil. Ellective pantomime ltept the audience howling. Greetingsl lrom the President, lound their way to Jim Ludwig just about the same time that the WAVES attracted Tom McEvoy, lavoriing the Navy with another St. Maryls boy. As a tribute to the lirst boys to leave our class, we gave them a lare- well party and a gilt. Boys, we salute youl Closing the last chapter, the anticipated gala event ol the year, the Junior- Senior Banquet became a reality. Words cannot describe the lun we had, but the praise ol our guests repaid us. ANNOUNCER: Belore we go all the air l want to thanlc Anne lnnes antl Dorothy Young lor letting us peelc into their diary. With such ri triiimphrinl year lim- lrinrl them, lheylll be sure to lind that BRIGHT l-IORIZONH. az? -jz'ffs ANNOUNCER: Who are those promising young characters Ca-hem ID whose unlailing sense ol humor, ready wit and originality have contributed so much to the success ot our Blue and Gold Network? Making up a large portion ol our supporting cast, these promising young stars are proud ol their important roles in the lootball and basketball programs, not to mention their musical ability in the glee club, but busy as they are, the masculine mem- bers ol this certain group always Find time to make those Freauentvisits to the HAcad- emynl fldeavy schedules, boysfpf Their feminine members, who carry the majority CQQ to 9-low groans,D still have their daily gab tests over the 'lever-laithlul cakes and eagerly exchange news ol St. Marys boys who are now serving Uncle Sam. Their social lite is always all a-twitter. Why, to whom else goes the credit For the success ol the 'Mistletoe Dance? They also had a candy sale and rattle, and as a result, some destitute mission in a far-oil land received a little Financial assistance. Whose class-meetings are always bubbling over with the sparkling entertain- ment ol the 'Barber Shop Quartet? CWhich is, by the way, untouched by a razorll ln their midst stand many l.atin ll sharks CWho's Caesar'?J. Competing with them on their linguistic Field ol battle are the legal supporters ol Free France. Who are these 'Quiz Kids' who boast the largest troupe on the network? Al.lDlElXlCE: Cgilencef deep thoughtb. ANNOUNCER: You don,t knowl l thought you were sharper than thatl Alter all, they've been with us tor two yearslm AUDIENCE: Ch, the Saphomoresll Front: T. Hennessey, J. Quinn First Row: A. Penner, M. Kernan, P. Tucci, M. Wakefield, M. Ray, B. Adams, D. Truman, C. Norton, M. Canna- vino R. Corser Second Row: J. Cleary, C. McCormick, C. Allen, B. Mccallen, Y. Fabrizio, J. Gorman, E. Casey, L. Patri- arca W. Gauthier, l-l. Popovich Ihird Row: J. Colvin, M. Starr, J. Reilly, K. State, B. Sheridan, D. Antil, J. Coakley, J. Rhodes, R. Adams E195 CAN YOU TOP TI-IIS R Standing: A. Innes, M. Mas- tin Seated: I.. Martin, D. Young, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. Riese, T. Walsh TREASURY OF MUSIC M. McKendrIcIc, J. I-Ioulihan, J. O'I.eary, IQ. CoaIcIey, M. Starr, R. White OUICK AS A FLASH First Row: M. Hennessey, J. Pierce, K. Q'NeII, J. McNeil, Second Row: C. Yacovone, P. McIfendricIc, ID. Gerrard E1 20 Til lgefzhal ffe Mfr? GEOMETRY Standing: J. Piese, A. Innes P. Kiernan, P. Adams First Row: E. Spottek, F. Fer- guson, R. White, J. Stack, J. O'Leary, J. Colvin Second Row: T. Hennessey, D. Young, M. Mastin, E. Shirley, A. Johnson, M. Johnson GASLIGHT GAIETIES J. McNeil, A. Hassett, P. Cokaldey, T. Walsh, P. McKend- ric MASTER-WORK HOUR Front Row: D. Truman, D. Young, A. VanDonsel, J. Rush Second Row: J. West, W. Q'Shea, M. Starr, A. Johnson E91 LQQQEJ 8Al'A!l'l3lZ,S our I Vft 3 gx ! Q. First Pow: R, Tvvomey, S. Casey, J. Michaud, W. VanDonsel, M. Doyle, M. Mcfluade, M. McKendriclc Second Povv: T. Granato, J. Penner, M. Q'Mara, R. Sheridan, P. Cannon, Y. Giammichele, A. l-loulihan P. Mastin, F. Kane, B. Tvvomey, P. West Third Pow: L. Kane, P. Kiernan, F. Kane, J. AJ-learn, P. Boyce lntroducingefa brand-nevv, all-star shovv, combining the versatility ol athletes with the ambitions ol geniuses. Before l run out ot big vvords, let me introduce to you the Master ol Ceremonies lor tonight's performance. l-lere comes Mary McKendricl4 with all the nevvs about the l:rosh.,' ul-lello, everybodyl Your garrulous girl reporters on the air again vvith all the latest chatter from Room 9. We've had quite a busy vveekfvvhat with mission ac- tivities, that baslcetball game in Auburn, and our extra-special puppet show. The Freshman boys were quiclc to volunteer vvhen talent scouts were on the loolcout for lootball supporters last lall. We're pretty proud ol their achievements on both local and Hloreignl' Fields. They did a great job of piling up scores For the Jay-Vees, too. All this male build-up does not signify, by any means, that our girls have been idle. We keep ourselves busy campaigning lor the missions, decorating the gym for Mixers, and brealcing all records for loquacity. Loyal glee-club enthusiasts, we also add our voices to the choir every Sunday. l'Well-lilced is our president, William lvvomey, who also presides 'at the bi- monthly meetings of our secret society, Hlhe Missing l.inl4s.', We are all very proud to be accepted as part of the cast at Station S M l-l S. Since vve are not the shy 4'Shrinl4ing Violetl' type, you will hear often from us during the next three years. Hlhanlcs lor listenin'Af fff 5. - u - 5- 5 . ,- . -.- - -,- - . --- . ' '- -' - ' N G - G - U -XX 5 5 : : ' .'- . . - .wax - 5 . -ut - . - - 1 .Q -gk , 'RNHX ', vaenk t , he Ak ,. ' Y' - ' link 1 ' G , - - ' ini' lvl' 5 X - . . - iv Aja, Q- -: s 1, , - - 'V VQC' ', O , - SHI' v 1 --, - - 5--5 s .7 Q 1- ' . '. - -I' -- f --- L 9-u - ,l . - - 'Q - K ' -' - ' '-' ' f ' - I.: Q so D Q -' A-. Q Q .Q .Q I. l ,.. . A -. ' 5 -- , .51 mefzba Gczfdh America Calling-Station SlVll-lSicome in. Cn the beam, Cbut literollylj vve ol the Blue and Gold are quite prepared to come in. Our netvvorlcs activities have been many and varied, and on the succeeding pages we offer pictorial evidence to substantiate our claim that lun and good lellovvslmip are indeed vital elements to c program's success. EIQBEI 011 fda Sfqge, Ueryzgorfy l!l24IiI First Row: P. McKendricl4, P. Michaud, P. Coalcley Second Row: J. Pierce, M. l-lennessey, P. Kiernan, A. Hassett, J. McNeil l Third Pow: E. Shirley, K. O'Neil, J. Dwyer, J. l-loulihan, C. Yacovone, A. Allen CAST CDF CHARACTERS Elsa, maid at the Carhart's ....,,...........,.... Anna Marie Allen Buddy Carhart, going on seventeen... lVlrs. Kate Carhart, his mother ......... Florence Carhort, his 19 yr. old sister ...., Craig Vincent, a young man ol mystery ..... lom Williams, Florencels boy-lriend ...... lgiilqpie l friends ol Buddy .,.,... Joan, Florencexs school chum ..... l.illums, her younger sister ...,...,. Franlf Carhart, head ol the house ...,, . . . . .Paul Michaud . . . .Ann l-lassett , . . , .Joan Pierce ...Eugene Shirley . . . . .John lVlclNleil 'John hloulihan A A i 'lJoseph Dwyer . .Martha l-lennessey . , Rosemary Coalcley .....Patriclc Kiernan l'lelen l Patricia Mclfendriclc Doris friends ol Florence ..,. .. . Connie Yacovone Agnes l Katherine Q'Neil Zoflyff Cgcfoes l'lNlext week at this same time, the Deluxe Radio lheater will bring you the Senior Dramatists in their original presentation ol a delightlul, three-act comedy en- titled,KGoing Qn Seventeen., Remember when you were going on seventeen and life was moonlight and roses, and a best girl to share it with,down to your lost bag of peanuts? Youll live over your own First love atlair while helping Buddy, struggle with his. The cast of next weekls performance contains many names which l know are familiar to you, As the likable 'Buddy', Paul Michaud is a confirmed misogynist who succumbs to the wiles ol be-witching, precocious 1Lillums'. Rosemary Coakley's performance as the charming young 'siren' deserves our sincerest congratulations. Budcly's parents are convincingly and realistically played by patrick Kiernan and Ann l-lassett. Joan pierce, as Buddyxs sister Florence, sutlers from conflicting love allairs and the mud- slinging ol her catty friends. John McNeil, the young, ambitious banker in love with his boss's daughter, keeps the audience guessing as the plot thickens, while his 'mil- lionaire' rival, Eugene Shirley gathers clues lor a climactic expose'. Supporting roles are enacted by Anna Marie Allen, the hard-working, singing maid-of-all-work Cexcept windows, ol courseD, Joseph Dwyer and John J. l-loulihan, as Ushrimpiey and 1paul,,lVlartha l'lennessey, the guest in the house, and the three furies, played by Katherine Q'Neil, Connie Yacovone and Patricia Mc- Kendrick. Dont miss this chance to Find out what makes the boys adopt a policy ol llove 'em and leave 'em' towards all females in general, and 'Lillums' in particular, you'll be more than slightly interested in the amorous affairs of Florence and you'll roar Cwe hopeD at the love-stricken Terrible Trial Remember' that's Station SMHS, the Blue and Gold Network, bringing you 'Going On Seventeen' lor the First time on the air next week at this timef' y E255 tgorfalf our 'fAri army of youth, flying the standards of truthf, As these words come vibrating over the air, one hundred loyal Sodalists unite to express their lava and devotion forthe Blessed Virgin. Monthly meetings and Communion Sundays are the means of out- vvardly displaying fidelity to the Queen of l-leaven. You vvill recall that at our first broadcast of the season, vve announced our officers for the coming year: John McNeil, president, Joan pierce, vice-president, Thomas Walsh, secretary, Claire Norton, treasurer. With such competent leaders, it is small vvonder that our activities have had such marlced suc- cess. lncluded among these successes was a welcoming party for our nevvest understudies, the Freshmen. providing the entertainment was the ffinnegan Shown sponsored by the Senior boys and amply spiced by the boys themselves who masqueraded as l2oclcettes. Additional broadcasts consisted of a box- social, 'Supper at Sardisn, a spring hop, and a farewell party for tvvo departing Sodalists, Miami' Mc- Evoy and 'dimu Ludwig. Thus ended our social functions forthe year. Since the purpose of the Sodality is to honor and glorify Mary, Qur Mother, vve were the partici- pants in the beautiful ceremony of her Coronation in lVlay. Cn Ann f-lassett vvas bestowed the distinc- tion of placing the crovvn an the statue of Qur Lady. The entire high school, as fervent Sodalists, assisted in this tribute to Mary. Novv, this hour will come to a close vvith the singing of the familiar hymn f Q, Mary, vve crovvn Thee with blossoms todayfr- H Seated left to right: A. Hassett, J. McNeil, J. Pierce Standing left to right: R. Tvvomey, T. Walsh, C. Norton, T. l-lennessey, B. Anderson LQIQCBIQI Olll' 0 CAflfl72 Front Pow, left to right: B. McCallen, J. Gorman, M. McKendriclc, M. Doyle, W. VanDonsel, J, Michaud S. Casey, A. Johnson, M. Johnson, J. McNeil CpianistJ Second Pow: A. Penner, T. Granato, R. Kiernan, L. Kane, P. lwomey, J. Al-learn, F. Walsh, l-l. Popovich F. Ferguson, E. Spottelc, W. Gauthier, L. Patriarco, J. Reilly, J. l-laslcell, C. Allen, C. McCormiclc, A. l-loulihan, M. Starr, K. State 1 Third Row: P. Corser, W. Tvvomey, P. West, S. Ferro, J. Penner, M. Q'Mara, F. Kane, Y. Giammichele, A Van Donsel, B. Adams, C. Norton, M. Mastin, M. Cannavino, D. Truman, C. Ferro, P. Tucci, E. Casey ANNQUNCER: flrading applausej You have iust heard the Blue and Gold Netwoilcs lamoiiu Glee Club sing Arthur Dennis 'Sing Along. l now present Elizabeth Spottelc who will review some ol this yearis highlights. NARRATOR: CAdjusts microphoneb A few days ago, while loolcing through my diary, l found a complete record of our choral activities throughout the past year. It has, indeed, been one of our most successful years as a singing group. Audition night came with the presentation of the Senior Play. ln truth, we were as excited and thrilled as the Seniors, for was this not our first performance? All went well, and it was with a certain amount ol pride that we received the enthusiastic applause of the audience with the singing of 'Solve Regina and the Big Brown Bearn. Further rehearsals included the harmonization of 'Beautiful Dreamerl' and ln the Gloamingn, the presentation of which promised to enthrall future listeners. ln a complete change of tempo and melody, we introduced for the first time over the air an entirely diiferent type ol music Gregorian Chant, the sacred and liturgical music of the Catholic Church. lhus, in a small measure, we have promoted Catholic Action. ANNQUNCER: Next weel4, at this same time, the 'll-lour of Charmli will pay final tributeto the i945 Graduates by their own rendition of Hpatriotls prayern. Be sure to tune in. FOI Q7 VICTORY IS OUR BUSINESS Girls' Basketball Teams in Ac- lion SGUND BGDY-SOUND MIND First Row: A. l-lassett, K. Qi- Neil, Y. Giammichele Second Row: J. pierce, M. Doyle, A. l-loulilwan, M. Hennes- sey, R. Coalcley, F. Kane Standing: Coacli, Dawn Love A FEW ON A CLUE First Row: T. Walsh, L. Mar- tin, A. lsal, T. McEvoy Second Row: P. Miclwaud, D. Glover, J. Ludwig, J. Houlilwan EQBEI Zefhzrf ffe Wife WE, Tl-IE PEOPLE J. pierce, A. Hassett, A. Allen, P. Kiernan, C. Yacovone, P. MCA Kendrick, P. Gerrard, M. l-lennesr sey, J. Staclc, R. Coalqley THE VOICE OE LIBERATED FRANCE Standing: Nl. lfernan, fVl. Stair B. Slweridan I First Row: M. Wakefield, Y. Fabrizio, D. Antil, A. VanDonsel Second Pow: M. Ray, P. luc- ci, J. Reilly lliird Row: lf. State, E. Casey EVER ANCIENT EVER NEW GREGORIAN CHANT Eresliman Class IQ Q9 Q 02 ggaffarfe First Row: J. Colvin, L. Martin, J. Dwyer, C. Ackerman, F. Walsh, R. Kane, E. Shirley, W. O'Shea, J. West Second Pow: J. Rush, P. Michaud, D. Glover, R. Adams, Coach ll. Martin, l2. Walsh, J. McNeil, Mgr., R. Corser, J. Riese, J. Betters '4Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is 'Bill Stern' bringing you the latest sports news from here, there and everywhere. l-lere's the score on that St. Maryis vs. l-louse ol Providence game-A St. Marys winning 34-O. Yes, another win lor the Blue and Gold. That malces three out ol lour this season, as this was the last game. lncidentally, llve got a story on the Saints lor you tonight, so sit tight all you St. Marys fans. l.et's go baclc to a sunny alternoon in early September. lwo dozen eager youngsters are seated on the turl at one end ol a sun-swept football lield. A well-built man in his passing lorties stands before them, a shock ol his greying hair tossing in the breeze. So you want to play football lor St. Marys, eh? All right, let's get started. First ol all, football is a game ol what, Ackerman? Bumps, Sir. Qne ol the youths replied. mlhatls right , the coach went on. What loiir things malco a football player, Dwyor'? Another boy rellected and said, Guts, ability, physique ancleff What else, Larry? Desire to play the game. 3Olil Only desire to play the game comes first. If you boys really want to play the game, l'll make a win- ning team out of you. mlhe boys had the desire and also a goodly share of the other three essentials. The boys worked on. The team developed. The fast-breaking T smoothed out behind a coordinated line. Three weeks later they took to the field in their Blue and Gold jerseys and conquered Hunt Memorial 46-O. It was evident that the long, gruelling scrimmages had paid off. lt wasn't too long before this same team popped up against St. Francis de Sales in Geneva. Al- though they faced an obviously bigger eleven, the Saints scored in the second quarter on an off-tackle thrust by Bob Adams, the sophomore fullback. The boys from Cortland enlarged their 6-O half-time lead to 'I3-O in the last quarter when Ray Corser streaked off right tackle to pay dirt on the infamous cross-buck. Thats the way it ended and the Irish returned home triumphant. O O O o o o o. o o o o x x x 'x x X x x X x x Coach Martin lamented the four-week lay off his team had to undergo, but Manager McNeil in- formed him that games were not to be had. During this period, injuries were numerous, Somewhat weakened, the Saints went to Auburn for their all-important game with Holy Family. Tom Walsh, crack half-back, was inactive because of a back injury and here and there one could detect a limp, a taped arm or a bent finger, among the starting line up. Although the powerful St. Mary's line stopped all the Purple and Goldsground attacks, their pass defense was split in two when Auburn tallied three times, either directly or indirectly via the forward pass. Even more discouraging was the fact that St. Mary's ground offensive bogged twice near Holy l:amily's twenty and once on their four yard line. The Irish congratulated their rivals after the game, as goes the path of good sportmanship, but the 'I9-O licking was a bitter pill to swallow. l believe you'lI find the Cortland boys have already made up their minds as to what is going to happen next year. Strange as it may seem, this game today, sport fans, doesn't end this story. What these boys and a hundred others have learned at St. Mary's through their coach, Bob Martin, is evidenced to day on land, sea and in the air, wherever the Blue and Gold alumni fight. The thanks of all these grads and the boys on the team are extended to Mr. Martin, Fr. Whalen, John McNeil, the school and the Holy Name Society for the successful season they made possible. All the aforementioned join hands to bid adieu to the de- parting seniors, Joe Dwyer, tackle and captain of the 1944 eleven, Gene Shirley the other husky tackle of the left side of the line, Doyle Glover, dependable halfback and Whitey' Michaud, versatile left- handed quarter-back. E131 KIS CCS Left to Right: Coach McEvoy, L. Martin, J. Colvin, T. McEvoy, E. Shirley, I-l. Popovich, J, Quinn, Mgr., R. White, F. Woods, T. Walsh, J. Rush Any similarity between St. Mary's Varsity Basketball team and the title ol radio's most humorous lilteen-minute sl4etch .EASY ACES is purely intentionall For St. Maryls capable varsity is composed of eacy aces who Find little ditliculty in pushing up high scores. l-lere is Station SMl-lS's own sports' analyst, Larry Martin, to give you highlights ol the year's games. UAlter getting oil to a poor start, the Blue and Gold courtsters ol St. Mary's hit their stride about mid- season and finished the season with a record ol 9 wins and l4 losses. Coach Deke, McEvoy was not discouraged when his proteges dropped eight straight contests, but instead he l4ept plugging until he lound a winning combination which copped six out ol its last eight games. Midway in the season the Saints were hampered by the loss ol one ot their veteran guards, Joe Dwyer, who enlisted in the Navy. When the Saints journeyed to Auburn on March 9th, two ol its members were due to don their unilorms lor the last time. lhese two players received a Fitting going-away present when the Saints triumphed over the Hprison cityn team by a decisive score ol 35-17. As the team has lost only two players, Abe Shirley by graduation, and lam McEvoy by enlistment, the prospects tor next year's team are not too dark. All our thanlcs goto Deke H Mclfvoy for everything he taught us, to Father Whalen lor his con- lirlonco in the team, and also to .laclc Quinn lor his excellent job ol managing this year's teamdi 323 5 . fx' cgfafs 0 ffofnoffow Alarry Martin, spealdng: Under the vvatchlul guidance ol Coach Del4e,' McEvoy, the Blue and Gold Junior Varsity experienced a nip-andftucl4 season, dropping only seven games out ol a total ol seventeen. What these young stars laclted in age and experience, they more than made up by their ag- gressive, do-or-die spirit. Going along in bulldog fashion, the Jay Vees pulled many games out ol the tire, vvhich otherwise vvould have been lost had it not been lor that extra bit ol drive so necessary to produce a vvinning combination. Composed entirely ol 'lreshiesw and HSophs , the Jay Vees learned auicldy. Soon Coach McEvoy had molded together a team, destined to be the future vvearers ol the Blue and Gold. lo these stars ol tomorrovv, vvho vvill carry on the tradition ol St. Mary's in the sports' vvorld, vve Wish the best ol everything' St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary'S St. Marys St. Marys St. Mary's St. Marys St. Maryls St. Mary's St, Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Maryls St. Mary's Sr. Marys St. Mary's St. Marys St. Mary's VARSITY GAMES McLean .... l-lunt Memorial . Cincrnncitus, , . Marathon .... Dryden ..... Columbian Squires . l-lomer .,..... . , l-loly Family . . . l-louse of Providence Groton. . . . . . Cincinnatus Whitney Point . lruxton. . . .. Marathon. . . Dryden ,,,. McLean ...., . Hunt Memorial . Whitney Point . . House of Providence Groton ..,,. Mary' . Mary' St. Mary' Mary' . Marys St Mary's Mary' Mary' Mary, Mary' Mary, Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' ........39 H32 .. ,.,.. 33 JUNIOR . .QQ . . Q6 ..'I8 .9 . Qo ..'ll . 7 , . 13 33 . . Q1 Q8 33 Qi 90 . . . . Q4 Q4 'IQ Homer .......... l-loly Family . . Columbian Squires VARSITY GAMES McLean . . . l-lunt Memorial Marathon .... , Dryden . . . . Varsity. . . . . Homer. ..... . . Y.M.C.A. Team.. Groton . . . . . . . Whitney Point . Truxton . . Marathon. . . McLean . . . . Blackhawks ... Whitney Point , Sea l-lawlcs . . . Groton . . . l-lomer .,.,. Left to Right: J. Ahearn, F. Walsh, R. Adams, T. Q'Mara Kneeling: T. l-lennessey ...34 . 38 ...17 U15 , Q ...Q5 ..'l5 ...33 5 ...19 ...'IO ...Q8 .96 .. Q6 ..9 19 Q4 . .16 Q6 Q0 Ill 3 3 lil El34l'5I flflel' HIZCZIUHZ JOAN PIERCE ..,..... ,.... E DITOR-IN-O-IIEF SISTER IVIERICI .,...,.... . ........ MODERATOR MARTHA I-IEININESSEY .....A.,............. ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS Patricia lVIcKendricI4 Ann I-Iassett Joseph Dwyer Elizabeth Spottek Florence Ferguson Ann Innes Paul Gerrard Katherine O'NeiI SPORTS' EDITORS CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Lawrence Martin Jerri Ann Reilly Mary Louise Kerman Mary Mc:KencIric:Ic JoI'm IVICNQII -A-4. 3 bfocf affef twqnofl' COABUSINESS MANAGERS Paul Nlicrlwaiid Eugene Slwrrley ART Sister Mary Davirl James Cleary TYPISTS palrirlc lfiernan Jolrn Staclq IVXTPONQ Anna Marie Allen Betty Qfonnor Pmerrrary Caalley Connie Yacovonc ACKNOWLEDGMENT Belore signing all, vve vvislw to tlranl4 Mr. James Carmody and Mr. George Dominicl4 ol tlwe Cortland Standard printing Qllice, Mr, Taylor VVard ol tlre ltlraca Engraving Company, Mr Wrlber and Mr, Rrclrard Dvvyer, our pliotagraoliers, and lastly, our many patrons and advertisers lor tlreir lwearty cooperation. 3 Quin W Z A ' X Us 4 f-4 gi if Y I f r MQ. 'Q p I I , . , F tg r v N 'S ' l S' are 93 h , it gm, ff '34 Q ,M A , q ,,, , 1' , 4, f ' if 9' A 4? f , 1 7 Q '7 ,wif z .3 , my A -vw AV i as 1141 ,, '. 'W ir AU A ,. Wwww f-2 ,lf M ,.... W . 1 X 3 fx 'L V 1' L. vV,1 1:2 , ,.., Ay aah , . 1. 1 W '5 up. 1- ' , 29' J Wm WW I8 izfzff' Q uM,w,,-'A - ,. . ,LQ ' Q, ,, fr I, ff' W ! ni f 2I'Myuf'.ffr' .ff 4 ge gn Ie ga nn v gg, 1+ 'LW g 'S f i Q. Q? wI,,4'2JQH w W . 1 Q A 'B' WWA 4' Q A 9?-WM aww z :2-ZA 1., an !U0lZSOl'S For variety's salce, vve, at Saint Marys, have reserved our Com- mercials until the end of the program. We lcnovv that the individual merits ol our sponsors' products require no constant 'lpluggingnf never- theless, we do feel that this is the appropriate time to thanlc our spon- sors and patrons for their sincere interest and cooperation. A. ,Xlilf 4, .. , ill i l ll ll ' Y 9 ' ?'. - 5 5: ' .. ,. EI37 gjafffons MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ADAMS MR. AND MRS. STANLEY ADAMS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ALLEN MR. AND MRS JOHN ANDERSON MISS PATRICIA ANDERSON MAJOR AND MRS. JOHN O'BUCKLEY MR. AND MRS. J. CANNAVINO DOCTOR ROBERT CARPENTER MRS. CLARE CASEY MR. AND MRS. JOHN CASEY MRS. FLORENCE CASSIDY MR. AND MRS. LEO COAKLEY MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM COLVIN MR. AND MRS. JOHN DANBY MR. AND MRS. PAUL DE MANE MR. AND MRS. DOYLE MR. AND MRS. THOMAS DUNN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM DWYER MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE FERGUSON JOHN FERGUSON, U.S.N. MISS KATHERINE FERGUSON MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH FERRO MR. AND MRS. GUY FUMAROLA DOCTOR ALEX GILFOYLE MRS. CATHERINE GERRARD MR. AND MRS. LEON GERRARD mari? 3851 ,gbaffofzs LQ MR. AND MRS. A. GIAMMICHELE MR. AND MRS. WALTER GIBBONS MR. AND MRS. JOHN GLEDHILL MR. AND MRS. HARRY GLOVER MR. AND MRS. F. L. GORMAN MISS HELEN HAMMON MR, AND MRS. JERRY HARTNETT MR. AND MRS. PAUL HASSETT MR. AND MRS. ALBERT HAWKS MISS CATHERINE HAWKS MR. AND MRS. HUGO HEIM MRS. THOMAS HENNESSEY DOCTOR PAUL HIGGINS MR. AND MRS. E. J. HOFFMANN MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HOGAN MR. AND MRS. DANIEL HOULIHAN DOCTOR J. F. HOWARD MR. AND MRS. GEORGE INNES DOCTOR C. H. IRISH MR. AND MRS. HUGH JOHNSON MISS MARGUERITE JUDGE MR. AND MRS. J. J. KANE MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KANE DOCTOR C. J. KELLEY MRS. MAUDE KERNAN MR. JOSEPH KIERNAN 39 QILIZIPOIZS LT. AND MRS. WILLIAM KIERNAN MR. AND MRS. P. D. KIELY LEHIGH HOTEL LOLLI'S RESTAURANT MR. AND MRS, J. A. MARCHAND MR. AND MRS, DANIEL MARKHAM MR. AND MRS. ROBERT MARTIN MR. AND MRS. L. D. MASTIN MISS ELIZABETH MASTIN DOCTOR AND MRS. J. L. MCCALL MR. AND MRS. C. H. MQKENDRICK MR. JOSEPH A. MCKENDRICK MR. AND MRS. DANIEL MCNEIL MR. AND MRS. LORENZO A. MICHALID MR. AND MRS. D. A. MORRIS MR. W. J. NIX MR. AND MRS. J. NORTON MRS. ALICE O'CONNOR CAPT. AND MRS. R. K. O'HARA LT. AND MRS. T. J, O'HARA MR. AND MRS. CHARLES O'NEIL MR. AND MRS. LEO O'SHEA MR, AND MRS. J. PATRIARCA MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK PENNER MISS DOROTHY PHILLIPS EI4OIEI gbaffofzs MR. A. I. PIERCE MR. AND MRS. S. RQRQYICH MRS. FLORENCE RAY MR. AND MRS. KENNETH REAGAN MR. AND MRS JQHN REAGAN MR, AND MRS. R. A. REILLY CART. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. SHAY GERALD SHERIDAN, S Qfci DOCTOR SHERWIN MR. AND MRS. JOHN SHIRLEY MISS MARY SHIRLEY MR. AND MRS. R. D. SQMERS MR. AND MRS. PAUL SRQTTEI4 MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL STACK MR. AND MRS. LEON STARR MR. AND MRS. JOHN STATE MR. AND MRS WILLIAM TWQMEY MR. AND MRS. SAM TLICCI MR. AND MRS. LESTER WAKEFIELD MR. AND MRS. .IAMES WEST MR. AND MRS. ELMER WHITE MR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY WOODS MR. AND MRS A. YACOYQNE MR. AND MRS. HARRY YOUNG 514151 t Sz .flfaffyhs CZ IIPCA i 1 l x I I l mama Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Rev. Lawrence I. Horan, Pastor Assistants Rev. Charles Bolger Rev. Thomas Whalen Schedule of Services MASSES: Sundays, 7:45, 9:00, 10:30 Holy Days, 5:30, 7:00, 8:00 Daily, 7:00. First Friday, 5:30, 7:00 Novena, Saturday, 7:30 BENEDICTION: Sunday fatter 9:00 o'clock Massl CONFESSIONS: Saturday, 4:00, 7:30. Eve of Holy Days, 4:00, 7:30 BAPTISMS: Sunday, 12:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL: Sunday after 9:00 o'clock Mass NOVENA DEVOTIONS: Tuesday, 7:45 P. M. n i 1 l r 1 X . ' A Stronger America In The Making . and the success ot this undertaking depends upon you graduates. Sl, Marys l has fully equipped you to make sound and useful citizens and you have the con- fidence ot the community behind you. I First National Bank would like to extend Congratulations and best wishes lor I SUCCESS. ' The value oi a good banking connection will be apparent to you as tho years go by. We have served the community since 1869 and will count it a privilege to l serve you. I I IRST NATIONAL I-INK l Cortland, New York e Established isas l Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit insurance Corporation l E I ,, ..,.. , I ,I I, 3 in W, ,, K, ,, YI, I P I: N N I: Y's I F ' C FIINNIY COMPANY, Inc nlpova led 1 , EXTENDS GREETINGS and y coMPLIMENTs EXPRESSES APPRECIATION Y TO ST. MARY's of STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY I j McEvoy Sz Sons J. C. Penney Co. A 81-85 Main Street CORTLAND, New YORK 'ki k'k Funeral Directors I tiki' l 'lIt Pays to Shop at Penney's l E435 1 l i l is 1' 1 1 H ' G. H. WILTSIE t I 1 l Q . i WE EXTEND BEST WISHES 1 l TO THE CLASS OF 1945 I 1 I f + . . . IT PAYS TO BUY QUALITY . . I. Pierce I. F. Foley, I jg M I K AASTE gx when you burn l 6b1ue coal' Phone 103-104 MAXSON Sz STARIN 69 Pendleton Street Cortland, N. Y. Q Dlllllllllliw l JOIII WICKWIRE BROTHERS, INC. Manufacturers ot Wire Cloth, Wire Netting, Wire Nails, and Wire CORTLAND, N. Y. 1514451 Et G eafzs 0 gfzoclzwaxl fzogfzess Pioneers in the transportation field since 1875- Thc Best in Motor Trucks for Ofver Thirty-three' Years BROCKWAY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Factory 51 General Office -------- Cortland, N. Y BROCKWAY TRUCKS MARINE MIDLAND i ...,c..,..,..,,., TRUST COMPANY I OF coRTLANn i A R i' A CORTLAND S OLDEST BANK E L L S ,, I M 1, H1 A H 0 E S 1' S1 1 D f 1 c A A' I YoUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED ,..,..,...-..,,., 1 I t l F , ' o K , Christmas Cluli i t 'llll-lRllF'll'llES l We would like to pay tribute to all the Boys anol Girls ot St. lVlary's, Cort- l fRfL'eC 1ab f'n Cashl land, who are serving so well with the U. S. Armed Forces, and hope to see i if ir -Av them home soon. l Given Witli Each Purchase i l 'LS' 'lr 'lr G , fc ' 603''lI1l1P1lwStl'l?li2tll'l'7E N ul-he Stanclarcln One ot Central New York S Modern onol Completely Equipped Printing Plonts of iitsosisss :isis to BURTLAND STANDARD PRINTING C0., INC. FOUNDED IN 1867 STANDARD BUILDING, CORTLAND, N. Y. TELEPHONE 2000 l'RIN'l'l41RS Ulf' Tlllfl 19-l-5 PICK ,XNNOS E465 We Offer Our Congratulations and Extend a Warm Welcome to St. Mary's Graduates and Friends to Use Our Services I Christmas Club -an School Savings Savings Bank Money Orders Sales, Safe Keeping and Redemption U. S. War Savings Bonds American Express Travelers Checks. l Money Loaned on Real Estate Mortgages. Savings Bank Interest Accounts with current rate ot 2 per cent allowed on quarterly balances. Save at a Savings Bank Serving the Community lor 77 years. I l Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l I y I Compliments I I of I ALWAYS SERVED WHERE I QUALITY COUNTS I I y I 1 +ZilI+ Crescent Corset Co. I y I I IO CLINTON STREET l y 3 HUNTINGTON STREET Cortland, N. Y. I CGRTLAND' N' Y' I -++24:++- l A 7 SOUTH STREET AUBURN, N. Y. 4751 Compliments l sHER1DAN's Compliments of DURKEE'S DOMESTIC BAKERY and MRS. DURKEE'S CAKE KITCHEN With Loads oi Good Wishes To The Class of l9fl5 l l l Motor Express i' 'lr l l Syracuse and Cortland l 2-2197 l 'k ir TWO TRUCKS DAILY I l N Compliments of F COSIVIOS HILL FARM 1 i' l Milk and Cream i' El48I!I Telephone 857 Mitchell B. Carroll Floyd E. Wadsworth Compliments ot BrotherandSisterShop I2 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. if Infants' and Childrens Wear ir GOOD WISHES AND SUCCESS TO CLASS OF 1945 VARSITY 5.s!.!.I.itzfy:L? I 32 MAIN STREET SODA-BAR CIGAR STORE 30 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. WOMENISFAPPAREL o Hollister-Roark-Burns ESTABLISHED EXCELLENCE It Y W Ou am N. M. PARMITER a DIAMOND Phone I I6 a WATCH 97 Semi-Seltservice Main St l a RING Y ' I lewelry ot all kinds IGA GROCER SILVERWARE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables IUNES aITORE Carefully Selected Dealer in Monarch Finer Foods Compliments ot Olds Brownli Shoe Store MEN'S ROBLEE GIRLS' AIRSTEPS CHILDREN'S BUSTER BROWNS Nationally Advertised The Most For Your Coupon Compliments of WEYANT' S RESTAURANT I8 N. Main St. Cortland, N. Y. I We Appreciate Your Patronaqeu CALL .--..--.I LI.. .Lal Lei-LLL u.LLiL.,.k L. For QUALITY WORK PROMPT SERVICE COURTEOUS TREATMENT COMPLIMENTS OF PAYNE BROS. Pdtronize OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES L C PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES I7 Court St. Phone 33 14 Main St, t Phone 22 lEl49lEl Compliments ot MULLEN'S Compliments to the I Senior Class ot '45 l l , I ROSAPV SOCIETY Greeting Cards l t School and Office Supplies t ST- MARYIS CHURCH to to I I one I so sho I I The Chocolate Shop l I SUCCESS to I Class ot IQ45 SODAS l IJIGHQAISIUDINIKCI-IES M K d I k, D- F QUT OWU Made I C BH TIC S IIIBI' ICE CREAM t l MAIN AND CQURT PORT WATSON and MAIN STS. I , I . . . QUALITY FOODS . . . In Appreciation l - l v I Mohlcan Market I TICKNOR S I I Corner Main and Port Watson Streets The Furniture Store ot Cortland l ei, E Y in T if Y NTT Best Wishes , 1 I FuturSrSuccess t TIRE SERVICE t VulcanizingeTread Replacement Ritz Beauty Salon HGENERALH TIRES Church at Clinton Phone 355 EJOIII lt lt Grows and ls Fresh, Compliments to the We Have lt ADESSA Quality Fruits and Veqetables Complete Line ot Frosted Fruits and Vegetables Senior Class of '45 HULY NAME SCCIETY i Stemens Tl-me House of' Fashion Zalmfzig. since 1595 FREEZER-FRESH ICE CREAM HOME MADE CANDIES State Theatre Bldg. l Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class ot l945 CATHOLIC IJAUCHTERS Compliments G., H., Crocker jlr., School Supplies Books -Magazines CORNER STORE Church and Central Compliments ot ll-ll, C, MUNSON Paint Headquarters Phone 624 108 Main St. Compliments ot THE F. H. CUBB CC. Cortland I. G. A. i I l Supply Depot Iil51I.il l l I i I 1 3 HARRIS CLEANERS Cort1and's Largest and Leading 22 Groton Ave. Phone 775 NALPERTSH Jewelers - Opticians l the store with Service-Courtesy-Dependability -fv Vi 1 l 'Kiltie l'louse llwat Style Built Apparel lor the lVliss ond Junior Miss Best Wishes to the Class of '45 l nnorfmfs 5 lhe Style Center ot Cortland l , i VAN DRUG CO. 9 North Main St. W Cortland, N. Y. Drugs Prescripnons Soda Fountain Luncheonette Compliments of A J. MELDRIM Phone 1843 5 Court Street STUDENTS ALWAYS WELCOME EDLUND A Cortland Bowling Center MACHWERY 00-1 'NC- l 'K' 'Ir i' ABM QM, nmuiiin Mmziiiufs D52 lil Compliments of - Compliments of J BETTERS ' BILLIARD ACADEMY CLEANING and PRESSING I H. W. FINNEY 141 Main St. Phone 1490 I C ' Compliments of BROWN'S DAIRY , . . r Community Grlll - lersey Milk Cortland's Smart Restaurant I Delicious Food Moderately Priced Phone 58 Homer' N' Y' 1 1 io Main sf. Phone 908 Success to the Compliments ot Class of 1945 Leon Woodworth 1 I leweler I ll Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. 27 Clinton Avenue' CC ,C WA C, C WCC, Cas l , I Compliments of Cortland Laundry Palm Gardens f Phone lO7 l5 Court St. 53 i Best Wishes Congratulations to Class ot '45 l To Class of 1945 I With Whom Association Has Been JUNIOR CATHOLIC So Pleasant I DAUGHTEBS OF AMERICA I 1 c efz tu co l i l I Congratulations to Portrait Sl Commercial Photography l Class of 145 SPlEGLE WILLCCX 77-79 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. AND ORCHESTRA l vwgwg ,gr nm. V ,,, 4. WACA , W. A-, . I I Success to Graduates A S of'-45 ir ir 'A' G. R. KININIEV St-ICE STCRE 'k Home of Educator Shoes Eetnelers Registered leweler American Gem Society 60 Main Street Telephone S Compliments ot RUURKE gl GRANATO 5 Plumbing and Heating 12 W. Court Cortland, N. 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