St Nicholas of Tolentine High School - Tolentia Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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She has been our friend as teacher and as principal. She has listened to our suggestions and plans with interest and has given invaluable aid to carry them out. She has never received us in coldness, but always in friendliness. The Faculty . . . They have worked for us with little, if any, thanks. They have given up time to give us extra help and to organize clubs for us. They have watched over, scolded, and guided us. They have always been our friends. The Underclassmen . . . They have aided and abetted us in every undertaking. They have been wonderful sports and put up with the often conceited seniors. They have played with us, worked for us, and laughed at us. They have made our last year in Tolentine even more enjoyable. We can never repay them. We can only try, in our small way, to express our gratitude. We, therefore, dedicate this book to them and say to them, THANK YOU! 5 -gd! 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Maureen Corr ............ Mary Cullinan ......... Patricia Flood ......... .Lovely ...........Personality ...........Always Laughing .Likeable Friendly Patricia Gaffney .......... ........... D emure Margaret Gleeson .......... .......... Anne Gorman ............ Kathleen Hanrahan .Charming ...........Swell .......................Amicable Patricia Horan ............. ........... S well Ellen Horgan .......... ............ D ainty Joann Huebbe ............. ............ S running Maureen Keane .......... ............ H igh Spirited Gladys Kilgannon .......... ........... P oised Patricia Langdon ............ ........... C lever Alice Leiser .............. .Winsome Clare Leonard .............. ........... Catherine Mahoney Kathleen Maloney Patricia Maloney ............ .......... .Agreeable .........................Charming .Full of Fun .Sweet Favorite Exprerrion Well, George It was a panic Oh, Fishcakes Let's Go Vusse Oh, Sugar Oh, Honestly Crumb Buns Big Thrill Ginger Peachy Goody Gum Drops Pete's Sake Holey Moley Shut Up Shake a leg Chooch Some dumb .................. That's Tremendous Too Much Oh Sugar What are you saying Are you serious Cheese Oh, Fosh 12 If Seen With The Navy Tom Ed Maloney People Rinky's 3 Musketeers People People Ann 8: Anne Don't you know Guess Peggl' Rinky's 3 Musketeers Kay 81 Eileen Chuck Bernadette Guess Certain Someone 3 ? ? ? People Danny O'Connell Bob People M on Prized Porremon Senior Ring His garnet ring Rice Ring Senior Ring Memories of Tolentine Medal Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Memories Fordham Ring Santa Claus Boots Fordham Ring Compact A certain ring Senior Ring Wallet Hayes Ring Senior Ring qlfygeypvfxm at f Weakner: Airplanes Acting Cars Pizza Records N. Y. Yankees Food Tea Biscuits Gordon McRae Potato Chips Pie a la mode Vanilla Sodas U. S. Marines Sleeping Strawberry Tarts Hank Fonda Pizza Dancing Pocketbook Editions Food Potato Salad Marines Cherry-Vanilla Sodas Saying what I think Pet Peeve Petunia Hypocrites Gym Waiting for Bus Lazy People Chewing Gum School Chemical Equations Combination Locks Getting up for school Subway Rush Hour Chocolate Lateness jambes Chemistry Slush Chipping Nail Polish French Anything I don't like Gym Conceit Dimples Bubble Gum People in a hurry F ondert Remembrance Tolentine Nov. 25, 1950 Prom '50 Winter of '50 Rockaway '50 June '47 Classmates june 23, 1950 Christmas Eve '50 May '49 Tolentine. Visit to Dunwoodie Sept. 30, 1950 November '48 The Mount Banquet Nov. 17, 1949 lst Formal Oct. 31, 1948 Christmas '49 Mount Prom Summer '50 Oct. 15, 1950 Hayes Prom lst Clare Ball 13 Favorite Song Song of Surrender No Other Love I'll Always Love You All My Love Always Someday I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm It Isn't Fair No Other Love Patricia Peg O' My Heart No Other Love Thinking of You Always Thinking of You I Can Dream Can't I Sleigh-ride My Hero Patricia Because Beloved Be Faithful Because Our Very Own I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen Ambition Airline Stewardess Realization of Dreams Airline Stewardess To Travel Happiness P.T. Teacher Success To be RN. To marry a millionaire To see a Broadway show To make a million Teaching To have a husband To go to Europe To meet a millionaire Fordham Prom Private Secretary To Travel To see Cyrano de Bergerac To be R.N. Acting Secretary Secretary who marries the boss To Teach Name C bamctefirtic Maureen Marquette ....................... Quiet Carol Masterson ........ ........... I ntense Eileen Murphy ............ ........... Theresa McDonell ........ ......... Joan McHugh ........ .Sweet ...Aifectionate ...........Straightforward Patricia McNeill ............. ........... S ympathetic Rita McKenna ........... .. ............ Gracious Dolores Mullane ............. ..........., H appy-go-lucky Helen O'Byrne ..... - ..... .......... Maura O'Connor ..... Joan Palmer ........ .Versatile . ...... ............ V ibrant ............Vivacious Barbara Roche .....,...... ........... Ze alous Anne Ryan .................... ........... Jeanette Schneider ......... ........... Marie Stein ............... Ann Sullivan ........... .Sincere .Good N atured .Calm ............Friendly Elizabeth Tierney .......... ............ F un Loving Jeanne Urban .......... Joyce Vail .................. ...........Enjoyable .Likeable Patricia Waldron ........... ............ C heerful Joanne Walsh ........ ............Gentle Theresa Walsh .................. ............ M agnetic Maryann Weithman ...................... .Amiable ,!.:,3,y,g?'E'ag-I , it K: In 5 If Favorite Exprerrion Big Thrill Nuts Oh Yeah? Croak George-All the way Is That Right . . .? Oh No! Vusse! Get out of here Stop! It's the Frantasan of it all I didn't know If only . . . Nuts No Kidding That's Not Funny You're Kidding I nearly died I don't know I'll smash you Just a minute For crying out tears I don't know 14 l lr Seen With Theresa Anyone Kay 8: Ellen Mary Raymond Humans N .M.O.C. Rinky's N.M.O.C. Crowds Rinky's Almost anybody Ann 8: Pat Varsity People Pat 8: Anne The Gang Certain Someone People People People Former Tolentians Three Musketeers Mort Prized Porrerrion Senior Ring Typewriter Senior Ring Senior Ring New Skates Locket Senior Ring Senior Ring Senior Ring Sponge-soled oxfords Memories of Tolentine Opal Ring Senior Ring Photograph Album Senior Ring Gym Suit Ring Senior 'Ring ' Uniform ' Ability to get a job Irish Ancestry Dark rimmed glasses Memories Weakner: Strawberry short cake Onions Sweet Pickles Cream cake Skating Egg Salad and Pickles Singing Boys Dancing Men Dancing Tea Sara Jean Basketball Eating Records Convertibles Basketball Cake Me Ice Cream Singing Eating Pet Peeve Getting up Fatty S. Being called Murph Homework Latin at 8:15 A.M. Crowds Rising bright and early Alarm clocks Crowded Buses Brother Men's suede shoes The Navy Straight hair Getting up Oxfords Having to exert myself Snobs Open windows Freshmen Red hair Homework Steel rimmed glasses Lateness Fondeft Remembrance Favorite Song Summer '50 Thinking of You The Berkshires Stardust Atlantic City '50 Our Very Own Ride in Sister's car My Hero Summer '49 Slaughter on Tenth Avenue September 26, 1950 My Foolish Heart Summer '50 Rockaway '50 Rockaway '50 Prom '50 New Year '50 August '48 Summer '50 Christmas '47 Summer '49 Poconos '50 Easter '50 July 8, 1950 The Prom Senior Year Senior Year Prom '50 Summer '50 15 In the Still of the Night I Can Dream Can't I So Tired I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded You Are Always in My Heart Who No Other Love I Can Dream Can't I You Belong To My Heart Canadian Capers Because Nevertheless Silent Night Painted Desert Because Thinking of You You Always Hurt Ambition Secretary Get where I'm going Fur coat Teacher Roller Derby R.N. Secretary Marriage Happiness Honeymoon in Hawaii College Prom To get married To own a red convertible Graduation from college To visit Ireland To be on time R.N. College To get a man To have an ambition Physio-Therapist Success in life The One You Love To board at co-ed college I , FVCSLIMGU' I 9 'I 7' VY Freckle-faced and slightly heavy, Tolly arrived in Tolentine in 1947. Her uniform was brand new and Nd very shiny. Her feet were adorned with white socks and moccasins. Her hair was straight because she was CD not very skilled with the curlers. She was willing and eager and very wide-eyed. , 4 She attended all the games and joined clubs whose l meetings coincided. She studied and played with , painful earnestness. She gazed with awe at the upper classmen and could not wait to be a senior. She was very self- conscious and giggled when she saw a fellow any closer than twenty feet. ,Sophomore V748 49 Turf' W5 3 l - A ku ll. . l l In 1948 Tolly was an old hand at Tolentine. She acted big to the freshmen and could not believe that she had ever been like THAT. Tolly was definitely getting better looking. The old uniform did not fit as well. It was too short and way too wide. Her freckles were getting lighter and her hair, with the nightly aid of bobby pins, looked really smooth. Tolly's uniform pockets were usually stuffed but her capezios were oh! so sharp. Tolly was much more sophisticated. Rudolph's and Elsie's were seeing her more and more often. Boys no longer rattled her at twenty feet. They had to get within ten to upset this young lady. I' Mak JUNIOR xg. 1947-50 tafogy man, no less! Tolly was really on her way in '49. An upperclass- She had just had to get a new uniform and she l fl ,-4 Miss Tolly Senior was the big boss in the school. She was proud of the sparkling ring on her finger. She was looked up to by the freshmen. She had that grown up look and lived up to it. Tolly was going out into 'the adult world in a short :ime and consciously or not, she. was preparing her- self by working part time and taking on responsi- bility. She went steady with a dreamy fellow and dreamed of a dreamy Prom. She wondered what color gown to get, pink, white, maize? No matter which, it was Jeautiful and so was Tolly on that big night. Tolly worried about what she would do after grad- uation. She wrote away for catalogs, visited schools Jf all kinds, filled out applications, made big de- :isions. We wish her success in whatever she does. managed to dress it up quite a bit. She added a dif- ferent belt, turned up the collar of her blouse and pinned it with a cute scatter pin. Of course, the ox- fords did not add to her glamour but Tolly added plaid shoe-laces and changed the dumb shoes as soon as she reached the locker room. School work had her a little worried. Those four regents loomed on the horizon, but Tolly jumped into the fray and managed to defeat the four horse- men. Tolly's freckles were disappearing and her figure was improving. She was a real sophisticate! Boys, oh, excuse me, men did not bother her a bit. Search H50-Sl 'h1Zj a'l 0 W is C9 Lf vu x iw l V. al, 1 l A s .ff 1 ww -mv- . in . ai'1if:f'1. we, 37:afmwggyfgj.a15ieigffmq X Audrey Doreen Atkinson ..Drewn Although Audrey entered Tolentine a stranger four years ago, it was not long before her friendly disposition won her many friends. Her ability to laugh and her sense of humor are always welcome in the midst of a crowd. Her classmates recognize her as a friend in whom they can confide. Audrey's ambition after graduation is to be an airline hostess. We wish her the best of luck and happiness in all Y l- her undertakings. Good-bye to a girl who made many of our moments in Tolentine really enjoyable. My Saint Simon Stock Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4 ,'Dramatic Cliib 2. , ill 6 If fff f 6 4 FQ 4 1 2,4 A Qqgza ' lllD '.'t ' la! fb gffl , A X. I Ioan Kathleen Bagnel HJ0anH As Joan leaves Tolentine's halls she brings to the world a great amount of talent. Wonderfully skilled in both writing and acting, joan also possesses a great sense of humor and an infectuous laugh. Able to undertake almost anything, Joan has entered into a number of school activities and has won the approval not only of her classmates but also of the faculty and under- classmen. After graduation joan will enter Fordham College and begin in earnest her pursuit of a dramatic career. We wish her good luck and feel confident that she will rise quickly to success. Tolentine Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,5,-4, C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4g Dramatic Club 2g Scribe 1,2,3,4g Foren- .fic League l,2,3,4g Tolentia 4. 18 A I l 5 . ff ay X --,-,E Loretta Arm Brormer .lorryn Our four years in Tolentine were made complete by the friendship of girls like Loretta. Behind her sparkling eyes there lurks a sense of humor and wit, coupled with a serious determination to succeed in all her undertakings. This dark haired Senior is prominent in the hearts of her schoolmates since she possesses all the qualities which inspire true friendship. We are sure that Loretta will attain success and so in saying good-bye, our wish for her is that she may always find happiness. Tolerltine Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club lg Intramural l,2g Vanity Sh Q G S, W . Alice Marie Cahill Alice Couple a bright smile with a pair of laughing brown eyes and you have a picture of our classmate, Alice Cahill. Loyal to her friends, Alice is the possessor of a quietly humorous personality which has been the means of pro- viding others with many a light-hearted moment. Imaginative and warm-hearted Alice has won the friend- ship of all her classmates. As we say good-bye, our sincere wish for Alice is a life of happiness and success. Vixitatiorz Grammar. B.V.M. Sodalily 2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 2, 3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4. 19 l Eileen Teresa Callahan Eileen Always cheerful and friendly, Eileen ranks high in the hearts of all Tolentians. She is one of the most prominent members of the Senior class and has worked untiringly as business manager of our yearbook. Among Eileen's talents are numbered dancing, cheer- leading, modeling and the knack of making a friendship last. She has often graced the basketball games, dances and countless other school activities. So the class of '51 in bidding you farewell, Eileen, hope that you may find success and happiness in the years to come. Tolentine Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan President lg Clay: Secretary 4g Scribe 4g Intramural lg Cheerleader 2,3g Tolentia CBaJineJr Managerj 4. ,gh I. 1,R, blk 'Q 5 51-ff.,s?? f V Ann Theresa Connolly Ann Having distinguished herself both academically and ath- letically, Ann still retains that modest unassuming manner she has had all her life. Her honest humor and friendly personality have charmed the students and faculty alike. Sincerity, that priceless gift, has been the keynote in all of Ann's undertakings. In saying good-bye to Ann, our Class President we sadly realize that Tolentine is losing one of its best loved students. Tolentine Grammar. B.V.M. Soafality l,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Class Secretary 2g Clan President 3,4g Scribe 2g Intramural lg Vanity 2,5,4g Softball 25,43 20 W .air Alice Maureen Corr Maureen We the Senior Class attribute many of our fun loving days to Maureen who has always remained witty and friendly throughout her high school years. Her ever ready laugh and sense of humor will never be forgotten by either her classmates or the underclassman. We are sure Maureen will prove successful in what- ever career she follows. We, her classmates, say to the girl, who has won such a big place in our hearts, farewell , and may her every dream come true. Holy Spirit Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. tp y ,yyy , 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan Trearurer 35 Camera Club 1, VN J lmramural1,2,3. , I T 'f g fi 'J fjf' 5 , 3 ,4 - Mary Margaret Culliuau ..Mary,, Mary is neither an athletic star nor an intellectual giant neither a glamour girl nor a magnetic personality. However, she is one of the best liked and most wonderful girls in the Class of '51, Mary's popularity can be traced to her willingness to listen, her sympathetic understanding, her subjection of self in the interests of others, and her kindness. She is one with the quiet stream, the cooling wind, and the peaceful field because she brings serenity. She has written many delightful stories and told many wonderful tales in English class. Her diligence and per- severance in her studies have aroused the admiration of her classmates who wish her all success. St. Luker Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4. 21 9 at X .., , .. ,.., .. ,- .. Y. 4 ,W A t, 'L .. xv. ... tn . . . flax ff? is iq K l F L Sf I. P. --. .. fr i ll Y Ei IL 1 , s- , Silt 5, E ,LJ Q, Patricia Anne Flood Pat Couple a sweet smile with an amiable disposition and there you have Miss Pat Flood. Although she often stays out of the limelight Pat is an important figure in Tolentine. Her management of the basketball team has been proven indispensible and her scholastic record is one of the high- est.. Pat's winning ways have endeared her to both student and teacher. 4 As Pat leaves her Alma Mater to face the world, happi- nes will surely follow her, for one as competent as she will have much success. Tolentine Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,-4g Camera Club 1,23 Hobby Club 2g Dra- mbtic Club 2g Scribe 5,4g Softball 23 Vanity QMgr.J 4g Tolemia 4. 552115 Patricia Ann Gafney Pat In our class there is one girl who is loved by everyone. She is capable of bestowing her friendship equally on many and all desire it. This girl is Pat Gaffney, one of the best liked seniors. Her ever ready smile and pleasing personality have helped her gain success in her four years in Tolentine. She is also one of the best dressed and prettiest girls in the class. So, it is to a true friend and sweet girl that we bid adieu. May success and happiness follow her through life. Tolentine Grammar. B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.MtC. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Camera Club 15 Dramatic Club 2. r 225 51js.: ,t ,, , HL- ., .rtfnwltmc--Q.: Heats.. .rm use me 'L J' Margaret Mary Gleeson upeggyu Let us introduce Peggy who in a few years has distin- guished herself as one of the most outstanding girls in the class of '5l. One needs only to be 'with her for a few minutes to discover her winning personality and friend- liness. Our Peg posesses even more than these personal qualities, her integrity and her writing abilities have won for her the respect and admiration of many. English class for us would never have been the same without Peggy's witty stories and fascinating reports. At graduation we will leave a fine girl but we hope to keep her friendship forever. We hereby say goodbye to Peggy and feel assured that success and happiness will escort her through life. St. Laker Grammar. B.V.M. Soclality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,43 School Librarian l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2, Forenric League 1,2g Scribe l,2,3. 455V G Gt if-Qi 5 AP - Anne Marie Gorman ..Anne,, Quiet, conscientious and sincere, are the adjectives best in describing Anne. During our four years at Tolentine, the gift of true friendship has been extended to us, by this shy brown-eyed miss, and needless to say it has been greatly appreciated. We her classmates are sorry to have known Anne for only a short time, for her lady-like manner has given us great example and her sweet disposition has endeared her to all. So we bid farewell to Anne and hope that she will be guided only by success in her chosen career. St. Luke! Grammar. B.V.M. Soclality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C, 1,2,5,4, c.Y.A. 3,4 za N' 'W Q!! C if is f Cya W7 iffy., J Katbleen Annell-lanraban MJ! Kay Petite and sweet, Kay is an example of the saying Good things come in small packages . Her sincerity and good sense of humor have made her tops among her classmates who look with respect on Kay's ever ready ideas and help- ing hand in all school functions. After graduation Kay plans to enter the business world and we her fellow Tolentians wish her the best of luck and know that she will always be a worthy member of the Alumnae. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodalizy 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. SA, Dramatic Club 2. S- ,f fe- Q., Y if Patricia Frances Horan Wwfjaf W fr' IJ Forever gay and smiling, Pat has amazed us by a certain playfulness which makes her a welcome addition to any group. Pat has been an active participant on the Varsity and because of her vitality, has become a constant source of admiration to all sport lovers. We do not know of Pat's chosen career, but we feel certain that whatever be her undertakings, her light-hearted mannerisms will bring much happiness for herself and for others as well. Tolentine Grammar,' B.V.M. Sodalily 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan Treaxurer 4, Camera Club 1,2g Dramatic Club 2, Hobby Club 5,4, Intramural 1,2g Varsity 3,4g Softball 3,4. 24 ,A A-A, . f Ellen Mary H organ Eileen Picture dancing eyes, a bright smile and loquacious man- nerism and you have our own Ellen, indeed an indispen- sable member of the class. Stylish and popular, throughout the four high school years Ellen could always be seen at Tolentine's dances. Her friendliness, poise, and neatness are attractive to everyone. Ellen intends to become a secretary but whatever she undertakes our good wishes go with her for a bright and happy future. Tolentine Grammarj B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,43 Camera Clab '1,2, Dramatic Club 2g Tolentia 4. fv 2 i' f fr , l' Q Joann Cfcelia Huebbe ' 1' af? ! If o .f 7 1 , During y e past ford- yeaisnodh lizs graced Tolentine with beautyffahd friendliness Throughput her entire highfsqbool careefijoann has ay' allf 'me ,lent a helping handiswhenever the..ne3edfi'arose.!i erf silt' die abilities have been put to use ti 1 and again foil t success of school functions, and h !ever-willing attitu' elbrings even more credit to her. X Always friendly and gay, Joann! possesses an infinite amount of good humor which is Consiantly shared with others. Q 54 Reluctantly, we bid farewell to Joangyhnd wish her every success in her chosen career. Oar Lady of Victory Grammarg B.V.M. Sodalily 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4g Scribe 3, Softball 2,3,4, Tolentia 4. 25 yy if ' ' ' Maureen joan Keane Maureen Shining blonde hair and twinkling blue eyes are the composites of our classmate, Maureen. She has always been a sincere, loyal and fun-loving friend to all who know her. Her Winning personality has made her a welcome sight at any social function. Because she can change any situation for the better, we nominate Maureen for the title Miss Happiness of 1951 . We, her classmates and fellow graduates, will truly miss Maureen, her carefree ways and light hearted laughs. We truly wish Maureen the best of luck in all her undertakings. St. Mary Star of tbe Sea Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2, 3,4, C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. SA, Camera Club 1,2,, Dra- matic Club 2, Scribe 2,35 Forensic League 5g Intramural 1,2, Q3 fl f a re Gladys Marie Kilgannon Gladys The graduating class of '51 wouldn't be complete if it didn't have dark eyed Gladys. Her sparkling personality and laughing manner have won the hearts of all her class- mates. Lovely to look at and wonderful to be with Gladys pos- sesses a remarkable poise that is the envy of the class. A loyal Tolentian, Gladys has shown vivid interest in all our school activities. So long to a swell girl and may your future be filled with happiness. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Soclallty l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,45 Student Council lg Dramatic Club 2. 26 , , mi' 1 I .Ea Patricia May Langdon Pat A genial sense of humor and an abundant vitality best portray Pat, whose pleasant personality and smile demand friendship. A clever Tolentian, intensely interested in people, she puts forth her best efforts to achieve success in all her undertakings. Genuine understanding has contributed to Pat's zest for living and learning, which her classmates will always remember. Pat's goal will 'certainly be a high one and we direct our sincerest hopes that all her dreams be realized. Tolentine Grammar l,2,3,4g B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g f-H 'wi,w11:'r -famww C.S.M.C. 3,4g Camera Club lg Dramatic Club 23 Scribe 2. rein? 'va e- X, 931' is , if 5 Alice Marie Leiser Alice With a note of sadness we, the Class of '51 simultane- ously bid farewell and introduce to the world Alice, a girl short in stature, but one to whom we must look up. The proverbial friend in need coupled with a contagious smile, unite to make her a girl hard to forget. To this add but a glimpse of her dancing ability and you have a portal view of our winsome Alice. And so reluctantly we say goodbye and extend to her our warmest and most sincere wishes for great success in life. Tolemiue Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4g Dramatic Club 2. 27 .Q , t r s , s , , x , , Q l 1 ,M Qu 4 Clare Rose Leonard Clare It seems as though a very short time has passed since Tolentine opened its doors to Clare. During those years her gay and winning personality have won her many friendships. Naturally well groomed and neat Clare conducts herself with a quiet poise. To know her is a pleasure, to be classified as her friend is a privilege and a promise of fun. In saying goodbye to Clare our most sincere wish for her is that her every dream come true. Tolenline Grammarg B.V.M. Sodallty 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 3,43 C.Y.A. 5,4. 9 ,, QSM G at C' f, viii? Catherine Ann Mahoney Catherine Through the years following her departure from Tolen- tine, Catherine will be remembered for her dimpled smile and amicable disposition. Always cooperative and charming she has often lent a hand in numerous activities and could be counted upon whenever help was needed. We are confident that with her friendly nature, Catherine will find true happiness in her future years. Tolentlne Grarnmarg B.V.M. Soafality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan Prericlent 25 Dramazic Club 2g Intramural 1,2. 28 Fiji rf' 'Mx , 1' I I , 1 Kathleen Ann Maloney .Kaya Kay is one of the best liked girls in the Senior Class, where 'her ready wit and wonderful sense of humor have made many a moment one to be remembered. Her charming and zestful personality has made her a friend to all. Kay has a wide variety of interests and especially enjoys baseball. Dancing too ranks high on her list and she cer- tainly excells in it. As Kay leaves Tolentine High we know that her smile and her cooperative spirit will carry her quickly up the ladder of success. Our Lady of Mercy Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Clair Vice-Prerident lg Dra- matic Club 2, Tolenlia. ,a.f4?f ,Q as ' A C Patricia Arm Maloney Pat Upon seeing her smiling face and sparkling Irish eyes, all agree that Pat possesses the qualities that will bring her much deserved success. Her sincerity and thruthfulness have won her many friends among students and faculty alike. Our Pat is always willing to lend anyone in need a helping hand. We, her classmates, hope that Pat will realize her dreams in the teaching profession and know that she will be a credit to her Alma Mater. St. Luke: Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Clan Trearurer 1, Camera Club lg Scribe 3. 29 W i frills' W l if WH Maureen Theresa Marquette Maureen Since she first entered Tolentine Maureen has proved herself to be a charming, though reserved person. A quiet manner, best describes Maureen and it is this characteristic that has won for her the respect of all. Maureen's graciousness can be seen even more clearly through the cheerful smile and kind word ever-ready on her lips. We wish the best of everything to this Tolentian and know that her Alma Mater will always be proud of her. Tolentine Grammarj B.V.M. Sodallty 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. c E 1,2,5,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Camera Club 1. Q3 fl 6 .af-4 f ih Carol Ann Masterson Carol Carol has always been an outstanding member of our class throughout the past four years. A straightforward manner and the talent of a good con- versationalist make her welcome in any group. Her clever remarks have introduced us to her wonderful sense of humor. In spite of her love for fun Carol has never allowed it to interfere with her scholastic ability. All of these qualities tend to make a really swell person. We are sure she will be successful in realizing her am- bitions whatever they may be. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Soclality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club lg Dramatic Club 25 Hobby Club 2,3g Foremic League 1,2,3g Scribe 1,2,3,4g Tolentia CBurineJJ Managerj 4. 30 l Theresa Monica McDonnell Terry It might be possible to overlook Theresa among the more boisterous seniors because of her self-effacing manner, but we her classmates would certainly have missed her presence during our stay at Tolentine. Theresa has endeared herself to us by her quiet humor and helping hand. Her willingness to perform small tasks has brought success to many school events. These and her many other fme qual- ities have gained for this gracious girl, the respect of all who know her. Tolentine bids a sincere farewell to this '51 graduate and wishes her the best of luck, always. St. Piur Grammarf B.V.M. Sodallty 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4. . ,mm 1 we 457 S . 6-,W ip Q, i 's joan Helen McHugh uJ-oann In picking out the most lively, cheerful and quick witted girls of our class we would certainly place joan's name high on the list. Her fortunate ability to see the bright side of everything has won her many friends. joan's outspokeness is so disarming to both faculty and students that immediately they were compelled to like her. As joan leaves Tolentine we say so long to one grand person and wish her the best of luck in her desire to be- come a Roller Derby skater. St. Io.reph'r Grammarj B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Dramatic Club 2g Varsity 25 Softball 2. 31 i Rita Margaret McKenna Rita It was four years ago that we, the seniors, became ac- quainted with this sweet Irish girl. During this time, Rita's amiable personality has gained for her the friendship of all. Rita's presence is welcomed at all school functions since she is always ready to enjoy and participate in class activities. We are sorry to have known her for so short a time but we feel confident that her sweet manner and agreeable disposition will bring her great happiness in future life. Holy Spirit Grammarj B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Dramatic Club 2, Intramural 1,2. fi- e- ,I Gr Q-5, Gy! W Patricia Anne McNeill Pat Pat will be well remembered as one of the most liked versatile and capable girls in the class. X t ,, During her years in high school, she has several times held ofiice and is Prefect of the Blessed Virgin Sodality. Almost always laughing, this seemingly light hearted Senior has nevertheless worked very hard, as assistant editor of the Tolentia, to make our yearbook a success. We feel certain that her quick smile plus an understand- ing and friendly nature will lead her to success in her chosen profession of nursing. Toleutiue Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan Secretary lg Class President 23 Student Council 1, Dramatic Club 25 Scribe 2,53 Tolentia, QAJJiJtant Editorj, 4. 32 Dolores Marie Mullarze Dolores Fun loving and cheerful, Dolores is the lucky possessor of a pair of laughing blue eyes which are the envy of her class. She has that fortunate disposition which enables her to face a situation with a smile. A devotee of dancing, Dolores has gained the praise and recognition of others in regard to this, one of her favorite pastimes. As she sets forth after graduation, we feel sure that her future will be happy and successful. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodalily 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3',4g Dramatic Club 23 Intramural 1,2. wffafw G3 Eileen Theresa Murphy Eileen Among those whose friendship we value most highly this Tolentian is certain to be mentioned. Many people may be deceived by her quiet exterior but behind all this we see Eileen as a cheerful and charming girl who will remain foremost in the minds of her classmates. Her polite manner and sweet ways have won for her the confidence of many and the admiration of all. Saying goodbye to such a friend is not easy, but we know that wherever she goes and whatever she does, Eileen will make Tolentine proud to list her name as an Alumna. Tolentine Gmmmarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,43 Drarmvic Club 25 Tolerztia 4. 33 . ,... . gvr.v-asgfr-, , Y e Helen Catberine O'Byrne Helen If you ever happened to see a laughing group within Tolentine there also you would have seen Helen O'Byrne, for an unequalled wit and a flair for the capricious best describe this lively senior. Her loquacious manners and spontaneous humor mixed with a genuine understanding have made Helen greatly appreciated by her classmates and the underclassmen as well. A fun maker in every sense of the word, she neverthe- less does not shirk her work and is usually the first to volunteer for an assignment or difhcult task. f With many wonderful memories fresh in our minds we bid farewell to Helen, and know that her versatility will guide her smoothly through life. Holy Spirit Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,5,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Clary Vice-President 1,255 Dramatic Club 25 Scribe lg Vanity 2,3g Intramural 1g Tolentia CBu.fi- neu Managerh 4. JL' WWW fm f ,I QW ,Sn - Maura Eileen 0'Connor Maura This lively, red-headed girl is one of Tolentine's most prized possessions. Her warm smile and agreeable disposi- tion have won her countless friends. Maura's scholastic abilities are notable and she has elo- quence in both literary and forensic activities. However, our Maura is by no means a bookvsiorm and enjoys all social functions. We, her classmates, wish Maura the best of luck in all her undertakings and feel assured that her talents will bring her great success. I Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club 1,2g Dramatic Club 25 Forentic League 1,2,3,4g Scribe 1. 34 Ioan Marie Palmer ..-Ioann Her flashing smile and an engaging personality have made joan one of our favorite Tolentians. Her wonderful dancing and happy-go-lucky nature makes Joan the Life of Every Party. ln school activities Joan is always present to lend a helping hand. We will not soon forget her willingness to do things for others. With all her likeable qualities Joan carries with her our sincerest wishes for high attainment. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,5,4, C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Dramatic Club 2, Intramural 1, Cbeer- leader 2,3. vie? 45535 If as -va Barbara Arm Rocbe Babs We can clearly see Barbara's attributes by her valuable assistance as editor of Tolentian. To us, Barbara is in- dispensable, for without her, success of our yearbook could never have been attained. Through her many efforts and hard work she has helped to develop our ideas and en- deavors. We are proud to say that Barbara, with her agreeable and unselfish disposition, is a member of our graduating class, and we feel sure that she will attain great success and happiness in future life. And, so, we, her classmates, bid farewell and good-luck to a wonderful Tolentian. Toleutine Grammarg B.V.MQ Soclality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club l,2g Dramatic Club 2, Foremic League l,2,3,4g Scribe 2,3,4, Softball 3, Tolentia, CEditorJ 4. 35 Anne Marie Ryan ..Annen Easily recognized as one of the prominent members of our class, Anne has always been capable and willing to lend her support to any undertaking. As editor of the Scribe and president of the Forensic League, she has bestowed due honor and acclaim on her beloved Alma Mater. Most important however, Anne's sweet disposition and zealous spirit have gained for her the admiration and re- spect of both teachers and students. Needless to say, we are sure that Anne, possessing such execptional talents and virtues, will follow a smoothly paved road to success. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clan Secretary 1,3g Clan Vice-Pre.ri- dent 2, Camera Club 1,23 Dramatic Club 2, Hobby Club 2, Foremic League 1,2,3,4g Scribe 1,2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4g Tolentia 4. Sh 'YI' 5? 'mf' 5' . Jeanette Anne S cbneider Jeanette Her talents at both art and athletics have made our Jeannette known and loved by all, and during her stay at Tolentine she has won for herself the respect of students and teachers alike. Forever thoughtful and always ready with a helping hand, Jeanette has been the friend of everyone. Earnest at work and cheerful at play this Tolentian de- serves credit for the success of many school activities. At graduation Jeanette will be leaving us, but we are certain that as always, no matter what she undertakes, it will reflect glory upon our Alma Mater. Holy Spirit Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4g Camera Club 1, Hobby Club 4, Scribe 2,3,4, Intramural 1, Varfity 2,3,4g Softball 2,3,4, Tolentia. 36 Marie Theresa Stein Marie Possessor of a quiet sense of humor, an ever ready smile, and an earnestness in her work is the way her sister Tolen- tians think of Marie. Her amiable disposition and calm manner have gained her many friends among teachers and students. Marie shyly prefers avoiding the limelight but she can always be depended upon to give her whole hearted sup- port to any school activity. Tolentine will miss you, Marie but we, your classmates, wish you success in all your future undertakings. Tolentine Grammarj B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club 1. ,Qs ,Z 11.1-fa 'l aa Arm Marie Sullivan Ann A Winning smile and a pleasant personality have won for this Tolentian many friends and much respect. She has always been ready and willing to give help to all seek- ing assistance, and still more important she has always been qualified to give the best. Though quiet in manner, Ann possesses a boundless school spirit and has always been a loyal supporter of all activities. Sincerely We wish the best of luck to Ann, our classmate and friend. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodallty 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Camera Club 1,2g Dramatic Club 2, Hobby Club 2, Scribe 3,45 Softball 2, Toleutia 4. 37 1 x , 1-,i ya-,aw-aaa Elizabetb Anne Tierney 1-Annan As a freshman, Anne entered Tolentine with an infec- tious air of enthusiasm and a line loving spirit. Never once during her four years in Tolentine has she lost even one of these qualities. Indeed, they have made her an outstand- ing senior. Anne is a true friend and companion. She always looks at the bright side of things. If there is no apparent bright side, Anne creates one. She had done her best to make Tolentine a cheerful little world. We, her classmates of '51, wish her the very best of luck in whatever she undertakes. It is with sad hearts that we say farewell to Anne. Tolentine Grammar, B.V.M. Sorlality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Clarr Trearnrer 1, Clary Secretary 2g Dramatic Club 2, Intramural l,2. ,es 61241222 ' i cr' Jeanne Marie Urban Jeanne A great sense of humor and a good deal of charm make Jeanne one of the most popular girls in our class. She will never lack friends because her personality at- tracts people and her verstatility holds them. The class delights in jeanne's humorous remarks and her intelligent opinions and suggestions for handling class functions are always welcome. Co-captain of the varsity, she is also a class ollicer. In saying goodbye we wish her the success and happiness she so deserves. Tolentine Grammary B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,5,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Clarr Vice-Prerident 4, Dramatic Club 2g lnlramuralr 1,2g Varrily 3,4g Softball 3,4. 38 . Tall, graceful, and unassuming, provide the best descrip- Owl' V! . If Arln than . Jr Joyce l tion of Joyce. She is one of the best known and most liked Tolentians and her cheerful expression and many abilities have made her company a pleasure for all. A combination of wit and charm has won for Joyce many friends and we hope that these fine qualities will continue to win for her much success. We, the class of '51, in bidding farewell to Joyce hope that she will always remember us and Tolentine. St. lol2n'J Grammarj B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,45 Dramatic Club 2. r 'S' Patrzcza Anne Waldron Patsie Laughing, lively, and vivacious-this is our Pat. It was twelve years ago that Pat first stepped over the threshhold of Tolentine. Since then she has been captivating the hearts of all with whom she comes in contact. Believing in the joys of life, she always looks for the amusing side of things. Patsie's charming personality and fine sense of humor 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 5,4g Dramatic Club 2. are the key to her popularity. Tolentine's entire student body wishes her success in whatever field she may choose. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. J H ,VV. 2- if Vkhr 1 l ,. 45121 .21 s f A u itil H zz V Q, , Joanne Mary Walsb Tr Joanne A friendly manner and a charming way are outstamng about Joanne. Her cooperative and cheerful assistance ' all activities have opened everyone's heart to her. Besides playing on the Varsity, Joanne has contributed much of her time and efforts in the taking of school pic- tures, many of which appear in the Tolentia. We are sorry to see Joanne leave the Halls of Tolentine, but we realize that she must, in order to bring friendliness and joy to many others. Tolenline Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4, Camera Club l,2g Dramatic Club 25 Hobby Club 2,5, Forenric League 3,45 Scribe 2,3,4g Intra- mural: 1,23 Varrity 4, Tolentia 4. W 1 rr' ' e KH ,J UWM 'O - Theresa Catberine Walsb Terry While spending four years in her company the senior class has come to look for Terry's smiling face and cheerful attitude. Since friendliness is a part of her nature our Terry always has and always will be everyone's friend. Whether it be someone to play basketball or someone to do extra- curricular work, or even someone to listen to our troubles, we know that we can count on Terry. Ever ready to lend her sympathy, time, humore, and energy to all in need, this Tolentian well deserves her title of class wit. Saying goodbye to such a swell person will be hard, but Terry will never really leave us, for she will remain fore- most in our minds and hearts. B.V.M. Sodality 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,4g Intramural 1,23 Vanity CAJJi.ftant Managerj 3g Softball 2. 40 - ,...L. J.. , g, I nA ws s 'xl' '4 I ' , Maryann Patricia Weitbman . Maryann Dark haired and attractive, a friendly and smiling man- ner best describe our Maryann. Always a willing and cheerful worker, Maryann has often devoted much of her time to help carry out any school function. Her natural enthusiasm and quick laugh are indeed con- tagious and it is little wonder that she is one of the very well liked girls in the class. Her sister Tolentians know that Maryann will be a con- scientious as well as a charming nurse. Tolentine Grammarg B.V.M. Sodality l,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4g C.Y.A. 3,45 Camera Club lg Hobby Club 34 Intra- mural 1,2g Tolentia 4. ,es 5 'Qigong' Qi jafellle!! Thus close here our Seniors, portraits, Each smile a tribute of the treasure Earned, stored, and kept for Memory's Scrapbook Of four years of work and pleasure. Mem'ries are the conquerors of Time. The moments we forever hold most dear, Our sweetest - those we lived at Tolentine Our saddest - the ending of each year. Next in this book you will discover, Though not one dearer than the rest, The title letters in our Scrapbook - The girls whom we consider Best! JOAN BAGNEL 41 Cardinal-ability 52-B N 5 f? ee 'NSR Q. Geranxum-enthusmasm Cornel- -good fortune N - fill, . 95? if Ni-lllwb' .?Q59i!M'320z- S 6529159 vi 1 If Most versatile-Jeanne Urban Mosr competent-Patricia McNeill Rock Rose-friendship f . 4 711' Most hkely to succeed Anne Ryan Chrysanthemum-outdoor llfe Most athletic-Patricia Horan Most P0PUl2lf-A00 Connolly 42 Lady's Tresses-gracefulness 'Sm U le I W 7? , lb, f A ra ,J I ,xiii ST: N if o M5544 Rose-beauty JJ Qi Prettiest-Catherine Mahoney ui ,,-.4 - 3? , Q Zu -B91 wt'-' Hollyhock-ambition ' J 4 ll Q' . mx Q qi , ,vii ', fl' 1 l S' f' 1 Al U Did most for class-Barbara Roche Best dancer-joan Palmer Narcissus-Self pride f. ' XXX OA, ,Wynn ,Q MH' a- W 0 Aki wr B ' Butterfly Orchld-enjoyableness X f Witciest-Theresa Walsh ' Best dressed-Joann Huebbe 43 Q CLASS WILL We, the Clarr of '51, being of doubtful mind but, neoerthelerr, of grateful heart, hereby bequeath there, our paltry but dear porrerrionr to the following friendr anal benefactorr: To FATHER MAUCH, we leave the highest admiration and respect and the deep- est gratitude for his many favors to us. To SISTER AILEEN, our favorite principal, we leave our heartfelt thanks for her immeasurable labors trying to make us happy. To THE FACULTY, we leave love, gratitude, and also, apologies for our not always angelic behavior. To THE JUNIORS, we leave many wishes for as happy a senior year as we have had. To THE UNDERCLASSMEN, we leave the laughter we have shared and the sympathy we have felt for one another. Ann Connolly wills to her cousin Mary Lou her famous one handed set shot and also het ability to secure a back seat in every class. Ioan Palmer bequeaths her Wednesday luncheons in Elsie's to Helen Varley fervent- ly hoping that she too may masticate her food in fifteen minutes. Ann Sullivan leaves to her sister Maureen her oxfords with the plaid laces and rubber heels that never wear out. To Joan Glynn, Carol Marterron wills her beloved copy of Cyrano de Bergerac and her knack of asking outstanding questions in class. To Barbara Pero is left the wonderful job of editing the Scribe plus special pencil and headache tablets by Anne Ryan. The talent of mastering Chemistry is left to Marie Sullivan by Patricia Gajfney. Catherine Mahoney wills to Arlene Cameron her title of The Vocalist . Kay Hanrahan wills her job as locker room electrician to Pat Armour. May she trip over fewer desks in the darkened locker room than Kay did. Long and daily healthful walks to and from school are willed to Geraldine Horgan by Joyce Vail. To her sister Kathleen, Mary Cullinan bequeaths her position as the ice cream sales girl. Patricia Horan leaves to Sally Hanley her athletic ability coupled with a pair of battered sneakers. 44 Joan McHugh wills to the two Freshmen she sees taking skating lessons on Sunday mornings her Worn out roller skates. To Clare O'Shaughnessy, Maura 0'Connor wills her sponge soled oxfords. May she have fun bouncing daily to school. Jeanne Urban bequeaths her unique way of dribbling on the basketball court to Barbara Brannigan. To Helen Donahue, Patricia Maloney leaves her nickname of Speedy plus the ability to get down to the locker room in the morning just before the bell rings. Margaret Gleeson bequeaths to Diane Eagan her talent for crazy compositions and hopes that she too will get many laughs. Maureen Keane wills to anyone who wants it her gruesome daily bus trip from City Island to Tolentine. The ability to laugh at everything and anything is left to Janet Cappock by Clare Leonard. Clare hopes it will prove to her to be less troublesome with the faculty. To Maryanne Fleming, Ellen Horgan wills her short hair cut. May she spend less time setting it than Ellen did. Rita McKenna bequeaths her luxurious and very filling lunches at Lujack's to Elaine Peterson. Gladyr Kilgannon bequeaths her executive position in Horn 8: Hardarts to Pam Murphy. May she have an easier job than Gladys did. To joan Farrell, Joann Hnehhe wills her blonde crew cut with the hope that joan's boyfriend likes it beter than joann's did. Dolorer Mnllane leaves to Marion Walsh her outstanding sneeze hoping that it will be less disturbing during classes than was Dolores'. Conversational ability and the knack of surviving on 15.15 lunches is left to Corrine McCormack by Helen 0'Byrne. Jeanette Schneider leaves the happy task of drawing the school posters to her sister, Virginia. To Catherine Connolly is bequeathed the lirst seat in French class and all its ad- vantages by Elizabeth Tierney. Maryann Weithman bequeaths to her sister Gerry her knowledge of a certain foreign language CFrenchD. To her sister Rita, Eileen Murphy wills the locker they shared together. May she find order and peace in having it all to herself. 45 . , we Marie Stein wills to Nancy Ritter her talent for knitting sweaters. To Mary jane Holbrook, Alice Leiter bequeaths her great attachment for algebra. May she spend as much time on it as Alice did. Kay Maloney wills to Grace Fitzpatrick the Senior Lunch Booth in Struves hoping she will eat heartily during her last year. Patricia Langdon leaves to Joan Burke her lovely disposition in class. Therera Walsh bequeaths to Mary Kane her hearty laugh and her position in Wool- worth's. May she cherish these precious possessions well. To Eileen Dourney is bequeathed a love for Geometry and an ability to master it from Maureen Marquette. joan Bagnel wills to Barbara Propper her sunny disposition in rnath class and her love for grease paint. To Patricia Mawn, Maureen Corr bequeaths her ability to understand everything that goes on in class. Therera McDonell wills to Patricia Maye her subway ride to school with hope that it will be more enjoyable to her than it was to Terry. Audrey Atkinson wills to Sheila Hanley her gym suit hoping that someday while wearing it, she may be voted Best Dressed Tolentian. To Joanne Strolla, .Eileen Callahan wills her position at Macy's. May she attend as many teas as Eileen has. The ability to make speeches in English is bequeathed to Jackie Mee from Patricia Waldron. 3 To Eileen Motley, Loretta Bronner wills her weekly job of collecting bank money and hopes Eileen has more success than she did. To Sheila Langan, Anne Gorman leaves her baggy gym suit and hopes Sheila will look as attractive as she did. Alice Cahill wills to Mary Jane Flannagan her love for French, trusting that she will never get the marks that Alice did. Patricia Flood wills to Evelyn Ryan the management of the varsity along with a special system of score-keeping. Joann Walsh bequeaths to Roseanne Stubing her sunny seat in chemistry where she may acquire a healthful tan. To the future editors of the Tolentia , Barbara Roche and Patricia McNeill leave their ability to get out of so many classes to do Yearbook work. 46 J Uxj vv... ,,, fnyl' X- .fjM,VfJv- 1 ,f ' -K, 'V y x X 1.a,T,ff f, ,, , 1 W 'UV I '- N J. 5 fl I ' 1 ' ' U .' ' ., 'Ill' W f g 2 5 5 I 'I -i'5s qw! MW ,L . ,J fflflu' 1 J L, J .f,MvV k . W wwf fy fm- ff -f V. .J 44 , f,f',,z,w f '1r,wJ M JV Eff! , A , 2 xivaal' I X F I A ,Qggfk fx is ', , .'A 1- -x?'x Q 'fb 'VM xff v ?1f'i' fx A js 1 I 'Q 3 X Q 1 is X xl K M :', k Q X 'P X K 'iff I -' V- 'J X k ,jg 1 ,Lf Lb, PM X, Ol , , , f X L VXI lv!!! x 6 ff-'7AX , ' 01' , 54 ,X 16: f!vUj'L Y V4 L, 1 ago A 1131, z,,L , ... A, U A Behold The handmaid of the Lord . . Q L Glory to God in the highest are Z, dz cf Peace to men of good will . . And the Word was made Flesh J infer' I 13 Q ' Q-.- ,-, L11 I 1 ,L U k M 7 . h. A , f , ' ,..h fAf:gi2f71,.,,,5,l,g,1, ' , V iz r 4 ar ir o 6' ff. .f f . Af' 4 K ind. ii' wi .':A 'g: A K? K L Y v, E ng . ,Ji A .. ' .Hu ' A ff bg Q K lx , , , 'Him T + 4, Q, nw .2 , ' an A .Ez-.ff gf J Hx ,V 'fre 'F 32 ' Q Q rf 1,,s, 1, 'f pig: a iix sy' f wg L vida 'M 'F' f Nq Sf- fx-gre s nf , m.,. . f nf S 9 .. vyg -'E .4 Y -a 5 'ff-,,,,,., w h :if 5 if .6 , 1 5 ' t an I f it I HN!! cry. Q-P2 Q I Q JF-an my Q Lei ,QAM Soose, 9050099 Goya wb ogfioak was .W vw W so 'Q Q 3 a f of en fi a or oXe9s,s 'xi-vi. .'S'06sxg9fuo, y,,Qwqfp9,9 QSO X 9f80o6s?sea, 9. 691906, 9. XNXQW , 9. Qfowgw '8.x5Qooei comb fm 44094: ob B alid U93 He, SAI.-1 611 Obiagetsi C 1.119 aio! J S Artists: Jeannette Schneider and Joann Huebbe add some finishing touches to a drawing as Joanne Walsh gets ready for some picture taking. U5-1' 111176 Afaste as t ISO be 0: '11 'fe Obey C060 Calla 'Iles in 11311, 1 . Joan ciffopa gwfs' Yale' Pwnc XA 009 Mastets getagi 9,06 X Gatos ne ' oie ga? e o . A - .f V -i .K tvyvgttgafr :tgy-may -,pgg-5-,t-3-2,-gggggm:r:g1'Qfer31g:r:s48zf5A5rqfigig.-if ,r,W:..s:tg ,, f., -1. 'g' ' L Y, ,ig i Audrey Atkinson, jet airline stewardess greeting those Maman 1 X, I explorers, Patricia Maloney and Anne Gorman . . . p ,ee ,b fr' 772 1 'f-. Ii 5 I I Patricia Langdon, worried about her millions, consulting famous R, psychiatrist, Carol Masterson . . . l I I 'iizt r 1 Ann Sullivan, gossip columnist, P M.- Ngxyn watching the joint owners of Horn I 0 x and Hardart's, Dolores Mullane and 1-.J Gladys Kilgannon, sign a contract... , 3 .. I A Fi fi! D ., Q ff., a Y so 0 Q. . J Q 0 -v X 9.9.0 Q Q E ' Marie Stein, owning a cosmetic business which helps to make Joann Huebbe Miss America of 1956 . . . 56 1 I Kathleen Hanrahan, a sergeant in the Womens Marine Corps, train- ing new recruits, Patricia Gaffney, Maureen Marquette, and Joyce Vail . . . ln Patricia Horan, replacing Mel llfr , f'5fff' Allen as sports announcer. Ann Connolly, becoming first woman ' Commissioner of Baseball . . . , I joan Palmer, singing Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey at the Copa . . . 5 i 4 o ' ' ' i 1 1 , Q . . . . , . Q 1 Alice Cahill, as Televisions Sing- ing Lady . . . J X Y' ' Eileen Callahan, Vogue's fashion editor, consulting her chief designer, Ellen Horgan . . . Mary Cullinan, as Director of Nursing at Bellevue . . . wrt rv-ua..fm vw.-wwf ww.. - - M r . .i,- 5-at 2.11. y 1 pffvvw qw , :n: - N , ,L -'2 Barbara Roche, owning a tea Y shop and being visited by interna tional swimming champ, Maureen lx fl Keane, and roller derby star, joan V 1 5. McHugh... Kay Maloney, as manager Tiifany's . . . n Lg., r Anne Ryan President of V11 lanova College talking with Patricia McNeill, her personal brain sur sea 58 geon . . . W N A . ! I f I A Theresa McDonnell, writing a Broadway production in which Alice Leiser is the star dancer and the trio of Loretta Bronner, Rita McKenna, and Patricia Waldron, sing . . . fsbnfii ' Terry Walsh, having a Comedy Dinner Hour and interviewing Elizabeth Tierney, the scienrilic author of Up and Atom . . . M ,, N .., Clare Leonard movie directoress, discovering 1 new star in the person R A of Catherine Mahoney . . . I f vi? ' Q Vx! 1 d 5 Patricia Flood, owning an adver- Q a li ' tising agency where model, Mary- ' L ann Wheithman goes to Jeannette l ' J . Schneider, a commercial artist, for i . her portrait . . . 4 D f f y i I ft 5 OJ I Margaret Gleeson, inventing a new reducing machine and trying it out on Maureen Corr . . . IX fn' at V teas , ef aa WK sl, l Eileen Murphy, managing a mink farm where she demonstrates some samples to the city's great political leader, Jeanne Urban . . . A 5' 'I ,,,, : Q V alps, Maura O'Connor, becoming a great lawyer with the help of Police Commissioner, Helen O'Byrne and Judge, Joanne Walsh . . . J ,. 1, - 1 ll ll Jx Skis 'xx X an k va, AQ . 5- , iz : , xi , , Wk. L if 1 1,5 if ft 'pf 4 if S sew f .f-Q 1 fz f .,, ,S X, f ip5'if5n s--1 r mf K 1- -. hb'h' - H , Q., ..,f55ft...,yA,,, 5, ji ,m,A, XLW ,,AAA V f I - LW .ff s .. fu i - A .g p , 4, ,v W get ., 4 '1' ' 4 3' I 3 it i H .E was , ,e Y 2 'f iw'- . , . ,., 'S xx . 1 1 ,ii J X A I l ' it A' ,v Y, ' W ' , igspqf -5. iff! -',1 J 6 .-x kFs?'7,! WWW vi 38, R ,ua K Gin-Y Rv if Aff E 1 'M . - f wQ:J ih1X I, ,x ' lf X 5 ' 1I..ff:TEj,'tf J ,ff 4 ' I x I i VJ V! I J' X , A it X X , , X Vyxy Q Q 1 x i f BK WWMY 0 X1 KJ fp lryy xlkfj jj up ' SN khuxfyfxsj A, jd! J Lfu, 7, ,. lj' , ' X I .411 1-T' Top: 1. Mee, B. Cameron, C. McCormack. Bottom. SP ,' sf., QW' wr ty' I -..df yoyawf Al I l!4..a.,a t',., . vhds-I .1 Top: S. Hanley, . C. Baxter. Bottom: J. Strolla M. M. O'Sbaugbnessy. M McLougmm, ... ....., i A. Fleming, , , ' fl, s .A - , 'QL 'N fm Il i, 4 topr S 414 A44 .. B . r Q ffl A! Brannigan,l?1. M. McDonnell, A. - PfMawn, C. eckman, E. Ryan. fx I, Top: C. Farf D' Eglin Bogolnvi Ford' P- Kell - ' :V.Walsb A Ji A- M. Duignan , - kson J Leona, , - ' ' d. 1 - dxf fi' - ' n ..,- I -- ,--ni E Motley L. Kreyraem,.,.,..,, 7 S bing. I f ,f I I T : . , up : 1. Cappock, R. tu son. Bottom I C Simpson, V. Cuneo, M. Farring- F 't ibbon, Top: M. Mclineany, . ton, A. Hawken. Bottom: R. Murphy, M. zzg M. 0'Connor. 64 Tea D ance Committee, J Q -I I x 9-VG' Top: B. Maboney, S. Lagan, A. Healy, B. Perro, H. Dbnogbue. Bollom: B. Orange, M. Mangan, M. Cain. 'P' , 'n .,, ,. . L n f I Top: Flood, M R, H' . J. Flannagan, S. W ouglslzn. Bott ' ,gg ood, M. Mc- om. C. Connoll , M. . Glynn, P- Maye' Top. G. Fi,zpa,,.i,k, P. Murphy, I . D lion. Bottom: R. Dalton, M, Pamador, A a f , .4 y McDonald. 2 ' 1 7 f M fmmyuge Ma lagging A Uaz 'H . H e 7- Bouow:zC?' 0135.11 Cello-ISL: 'ZFHouse, A P augbflessif g,q0nn2pf gif fl 1 ' I M E Kenneally, M. nuw...,, C. Mahoney K. 1 . mey. . Top' M A. Hea y, . . M McGovern, A. , A. Duggan. Dorioghice. Middle: . Cullimm, L. Moore. Bottom: K. McGarr, I 3 fo-, X if Inn I All SoP!-a Mgne kai X ' f l- ,f ...K xJ'. . ,xx ,lg Y 2 M :N f N ' f ' - ' .Q ,, Q M X . J .X f X fp if if Q' ML A f' Y ylxff .nf Nj -,NIT T 'l Lx ,fx K' U ' Top: C. Tully, M. Walsh, H. Varley, K. johnson. Mid- dle: S. Brennan, G. Horgan, A. Hoban, M. Lee. Bottom D. Znser, J. Treuberl. Mlddl,' 'V J' -UE!! . Bono ei M- Coghlan, All er: Gzbbonx, A, m P A OB Hu 1, ffffzfby. V. Kiefnlfgfn. E. Yosf, G. Will? 67 s Dorxtewitz, C. Sullivan, M. .myla- Donoboe, R Top: M. Whelan, A. van. Middle: D. Reyman, A. Ritter, D. Millett. Bottom: M. Costa, M. Flynn. i X x MFL I And is on. K. McEneany, V P Norm. zle,.W K ' edflg. I Xa! rf , .S QM 5 11 Us X 11- ,ll 1-7 ,az Top: P. Henigban, M. 1Vluua....,,, I Murray. Middle: C. Vaughan, M. Sberadan, A. Roblee. Bottom: C. Mahoney, I. Donahue. M K Q Nb 'Q'Q9w 0' T E 5 m e n ' xi wx: I l .fb 1 Nd. ,lf Aff Q I ...gnu Top: 1. Burke, E. McKeon, A. .me........, , C. Gately. Middle: L. Gazaille, V. Schneider. Bottom: A. Peden, C. Mittl. 69 Top: M S ken, E, ' Dweeney, B. Proppe, S H Guinness, j?4lfr1?L5lLnMgddle: J. Branjgiizi BE Hin . ottom: M. Kane, P.,AfQ,,a' C ,ll K. Dofii' . Ld 'lf D' ' 1.1-lliiilgffugi: 112 O,CEil7l0fy K' Hagerty' ? v iluu----W in Top: D. Sprecher, L. Greene, P. Cummings, S. Noone Middle: E. Feitz, E. McCabe, J. Robertson. Bottom: R McDermott, N. Riordan. 70 L..- jvv Q X XX' .JI NK T5 Q . S6 7, 1 f? 5i l ! XL if J I NX a fw If I fl Q 4 f Q , 4 K. 23. Si 9 2 , , V X5 XR I 1 R Q X A r . , - Q! f AX :fx 'M Q5 Yi U QX M? . Q bf R XxxAA f N U .X 7 N 7 Wg yz X4 Q 5 1 1 W X 1 X L 4 XX, P, ZA f,'-S. 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FATHER JAMES MCNALLY In one short year, Father McNally has en- deared himself to the hearts of all Tolentians. He has worked tirelessly to make the Sodality an active organization and by his friendly and persevering spirit, has succeeded. The Seniors are especially grateful to Father McNally. Through his marriage course, he has set their feet on the road to becoming better women, 73 .1 .!46Jl,ll'l'll9fa Three days she lay in the earth's dark tomb, With the clay like a wall around her, Who had borne God in her spotless womb, Then His Eye pierced the dark and found her. Seventy years of an Angel's span, With the King of Kings beside her. She lived in the light of a God made plan, But the shade of the Cross dehed her. She knew the ache of a mother's heart, Whose Son's blood had crimsoned His Face. She watched as humanity died in Him And the God nature rose in its place. gif maria Oh, white were the wings of the cherubs, Who carried their Queen to her throne, And the silver clouds parted to greet her, For the sunbeams had found a new sun. Then were the arms that had held Him In birth, during life, and in death, Stretched longingly outward to clasp Him And give voice to the sighs on her breath. So ring bells of heaven and earth, We struggle for peace not alone. Mary, Our Help, is with jesus, And Mercy sits on her throne. joan Bagnel, '51 74 -fwfr Ezfimhnn nf :lm Emma uf Um Hxrnwphm ' Giza rzluwz .Wreath ihndt finer :wfnm.n :perk fail? 8EL!'fU-1':LIA.X1-1'Q in rain fisfxgzx uf' GKUW? x' yi:f:nnz,1QuxuQx1, 'kkiti' mg IX? 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'J E 3 ' ' L . M 2z:,:,aa ig-2113. ins in nuff 1.51513 rfziudgf 'E . mnizlijixfz :rave Kramer! , ,WE Lim, num 5 mi ,lf Rl' 1 E , ' , jbrirmz. any 533352 LH' fum in E is .xi f mm i' 91zf's1'f'nxz 21? :iz 194.3313 nigh: Qiefmgimn 1,11 2 Hun XII lfzvnmbxx 11970 NT? f HN . 3 gf in ' 4 if T ig, I If? 'af' ,, 2 X 1 'E K 11 OMF oggfafg I I 79 jk .Syria elmiilzhnnrgh ' X ST NICHOIAS OF TOIENTINE Quill.-L F r'4 S Girls Dfparimznt 17 up 2340 Andrews As enue i:-B9-U' ......,...1ja'I1rn . .A.v1ai.1A111I Editor' B1z.u1f1f,r,r Ahnzugw' . . . .Ncutr Edilw' , , . ,Sporll Ealimr .Exfhuzlge Editor ... .....Fea1ureJ . . . .Clpzu Neuylf . . , .Plaulogmpbw ...-nl Halloween HITCH ,.. l Zine gadlnion :Show .74 ? ........-.-n 8 JJ044, Cm X f 1 U L A I . V04 I f ,, -ez'-:pf A X Jeanette Schneider' f Ann McDonell ' 52 Y Coach: Miss Magee 1 1 d'5'-Z Margaret F100 if X KF- I , 5 Yew N ,N qespg if YQ Km' wwf ee 1 52 KF- X42 efbnard-' , Joan L I J NS- ' . X. 9 w , 11 4 I ,I . I X N ' 1 ' Range Gazaille ' 53 ' x , Marlene Buckly X Patricia UW X. , . me Walsh ' 51 L, ay Q 5 ' ,. 'P' f .5 an V ei 1 vw 1 y.4..:s-- -a..u-....:1 I 1 ' k bohn '51 : Patricia Flood '51 louise Krey on Eval-yn Ryan '52 5 W ' , a 1 I i 1 ' i K i ,,,V 1 fi x' 3 Catherine Connell f 1 Y , ' Arlene Cameron '52 Vlrginia Walsh '52 Kathleen MCGS' rr '53 jl e5Al'l'leI'l Every Monday afternoon the school hall echoes to the cries of the future Varsity members, diligently striving to resemble Ann Connolly, Pat Horan, Jeanne Urban and Jeanette Schneider. Their earnest efforts will undoubtedly be rewarded as they become good basketball players and their team a credit to Tolentine. Congratulations are due to Jeanette Schneider and Ann Marie McDonnell for their excellent coaching. WI' 0 fm ,' if uh 1 f X J 1 1 Z 9 LU' p6lh 0l'l6 VERY REV. EUGENE A. MAUCH, O.S.A. REV. JOHN P. CORLEY, O.S.A. REV. J. OWEN BARRY, O.S.A. REV. THOMAS J. DALEY, O.S.A. REV. JOHN S. CLEARY, O.S.A. REV. JOSEPH H. FOX, O.S.A. REV. JAMES R. MCNALLY, O.S.A. MOTHER M. GERALDINE, O.P. SISTER LAWRENCE MARIE, O.P. Miss RUTH o'BE1RNE MR. JAMES Moons Joseph Abramowitz Lois Atkinson Mrs. Raymond Barker Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Bera Bill's Meat Market Mrs. John Buckley The Buckridge Girls Babs Burns Mary B. Burns Anne Callahan Eileen Callahan Lawrence Callahan Mae Carley Marge Carley Angela Carr Ann Connolly, '51 Mr. 8: Mrs. A rthur Connolly Patrick Connolly Edward M. Conway Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Conway Catherine Cotter Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Cullen Mr. James Cunningham Mrs. Owen F. Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Darcy Dean Mrs. C. Delaney Miss E. Delaney Daisy A. Dixon Mrs. F. Dolan Domestic Cleaners 8: Dyers, Inc. Mr. 8: Mrs. James Doris Eileen Dourney, '54 Dorothy Dunn Mrs. H. Dunn igan Mr. 8: Mrs. James Finnerty Mary Fitzpatrick Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Fleming Mary Anne Fleming Anne Flood Margaret Flynn Mary Flynn Joseph G. Frey Thomas B. Gaffney William J. Gaffney Mrs. Gildt Mrs. C. Gleeson Mr. C. Gleeson Corneilius Gleeson Peggy Gleeson Anne Gorman Anne Gorman James Gorman James Gorman Jean Gorman Jean Gorman Jean Gorman Joseph Gorman Joseph Gorman Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Gorman Rosella Gorman Rosella Gorman Miss Mildred Gough Mrs. Grady Harry Green John Griffin Ann 8: Barbara Hanken Sally Hanley, '54 Mary Agnes Healy Mrs. Michael Healy Mr. Michael Healy Michael Healy The Hennigans Mrs. Mae Honnan Virginia Hopkins, '50 Marge Horan, '43 Pat Horan Virginia Horan William Horan Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Houston Patricia Huebbe Shirley Rose Huebbe William Huebbe, Jr. Jack 8: Lou's Luncheonette Charles Kaufmann Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Kelly Edward A. Kelly Jack Kelly Mary Kelly Mr. A. Kilcarr Louise Kreykenbohm Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Leonard Nellie Lennon Charles Littlejohn Eileen Lynch Bessie Maher James Maher Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Malone Mary Maloney Donald McDonnell James McDonnell John McDonnell Lillian McDonnell Mrs. McDonnell Theresa McDonnell Mrs. Joseph McGarr Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles McGettigan Anne McGoldrick Mrs. P. McGuinness James McKenna Mary McKenna Rita McKenna George McNamara Mr. 8: Mrs. M. E. McNeill Robert McNeill Roseanne McNeill Jackie Mee Nora Moroney Mary Nugent Helen O'Byrne Margaret O'Byrne Margaret O'Byrne Walter O'Byrne Walter O'Byrne, Jr. John O'Connor Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph O'Connor Maura O'Connor Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael O'Connor Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Olszewski Mr. John O'Shea Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Palmer Joan Palmer, '51 Mrs. Joseph Palmer Mr. Joseph Palmer Mr. Joseph Palmer Miss Kathleen V. Powers Mrs. Martin Powers, Sr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Martin Powers Mr. 8: Mrs. William Powers Miss Helen Prunty Frances Purcell Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Roche Mrs. Ryan The Ryans Mr. 8: Mrs. D. Ryan Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Schneider Virginia Schneider, '54 Margaret Shand Ann Sheehan, '54 Joseph Shine Mary Shriver Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Steigerwald Mr. Edward Stein Mrs. Katherine Stein Marie Stein Mrs. John Sullivan Sheila Sullivan Mrs. M. Sweeney Mr. T. Sweeney Margaret Tighe, '50 Patricia Tobin Mrs. P. Tracey Mr. 8: Mrs. W. P. Tucker Mr. 8: Mrs. W. P. Tucker Agnes Urban Charles Urban Charles Urban, Jr. Jeanne Urban Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Vail Mrs. Helen Varley Mr. P. Vollman Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Walsh Gail Werner Mrs. C. Young SAVE TIME' SAVE STEPS' SAVE MONEY' BUY ALL YOUR FOODS AT YOUR A8rP Theres no need 'ro shop around for fine foods when you can ge+ your value packed AXP Super Markel Make I+ your headquarfers for good 'rlwungs lo eal' A 81 P SUPERMARKETS Convemenfly Locafed Througl1ou'r +l1e Me'I'ropoll+an Area all you need . . . quickly, easily and lhriflily . . . in iusl' one +rip +o 90 The Augushnlan Seminary Gullcl VILLANOVA PENNSYLVANIA Extends Best Wlshes to the CLASS OF 1951 Plaza 3 0200 Sfiwg 300 PARK AVENUE New York CATERERS FOR BANQUETS WEDDINGS E+c Wifh 'rhe complimenfs of . .. 7 91 MCENTEOART-O'DONNELL, Inc. 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