St Patricks Academy - Patrician Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1955 volume:

. . A woman cioihed wms 'che sun, and The moon under her fed, and -, fl' 5 ' 'NA' , g 'Q K l - If , .ggiiaf n her head a crown of iwelve siars: fg 'A I 1. ,,,. 11 ft 3 s fr X CK 99 Hail, Holy Queen . . , 4 S fs, gsgggjiipuzmnqg FIRST HON ORS SECOND 'iimff' HOB ORS 1904 1954 THE SENIOR CLASS IUNE 1955 presents The Patrician BIN! HAMTON arf, 4: is 4 'X I 4 if 'Y I O D e d 1 c cz t 1 0 n To Mary, Queen of the Universe, we dedicate our yearbook in honor of her , ' time on May 51, 1955. To Mary we Come when in need or in trouble, then she as our queen and counselor, is always willing to help us in the solution of our proh- lems. Her heavenly reign is endless. Through her alone can we reach her Son, the King, and only she can lead us through our wanderings to our celestial home. Hail holy Queen, Mother of Mercy, our life, our sweetness and our hope .... K 7 Y Prologue . . . a woman clothed with the sun and the moon under her feet and on her head a crown of twelve stars. - In adopting this quotation from the twelfth chapter of St. john's Apocalypse as the theme of our yearbook, we have interpreted the woman as representing Mary clothed with the sun, that is, with the radiant beams of God's grace and love, in full command of the temporal things signified by the moon beneath her feet, and her head surrounded by a coronet of knowledge and wisdom. We have further thought of the sun, moon, and stars as symbolizing Religion, Activities and Education respectively, into which three sections our book is divided. -I f ,f 1 ya fix' Q J 1 4 A ,Y .i B! ' -.E FY! Y ' I if sl. 'Q .5-1 rg , r 45 :ff ' . gi I ' E .- 1133 .L 4 2 'TF' Y .-fri: , f Q P lu Inc un its pleasures: hclongmg tu all sccrcm an and olfcr Hun theur prayers: to return from God to it ' , -ony sp,ifiw1 A ,uyf - L 4 2 K 5 1 w F 417, W H.: 'VN l R Trzbute XX hen I nther Irxts left 5t Patrntlx s to txlxt up hls new dunes IS p nstor mn Suutirxt Sprmgs New Xork there vs ere mused emot1ons III the helrts of those who bade htm Irlrevsell Although we xx ere ill proud md hxpps th ll he htd been glxen in honor s pxst fl o his own ou ILIIIIOII vuth hlm t lx ts 1 frlend u also lb Athlf.t1t IJIFELIOI' md Splflfllll Adusor had been so dose th tt hrs depirture left us ill suth A deep feellng of regret Vile know h1s new plrxsh sull grow 'ind prosper under his guidance md our prucrs md btst wishes will llXXlYS be xuth htm SW QF' 'v Qi-Qs -fa fe it PROI R Tllflxl XS Ol Xl I fum! C lwn V JU' SISTIR QI NI-X Il X P Prnnupal WI :flat umm v St Il ure SISTI R ROS! LI. X Lnbrxru in Luglzvb 7 ypt zz nlmr 6 7 N . f' woman clothed with the sun'Y.. Mary is our patroness, our queen. The sun so enveloping, so tremendous, represents our Religion which, like an garment, enfolds her, enfolds us and every member of the Mystical Body, covering all the aspects of our being with its slupenclousness. Marian4 Meetings THE MARIAN CLUB The Marian Club, an organization to promote Catholic Action in honor of the Blessed Virgin, was instituted in the fall of 1951. The officers, elected by the student body, are chosen from the two upper classes. Counsellors represent both the Sophomore and Freshmen classes. Each of the high school grades con- stitutes a committee Seniors-Mission Committee juniors-Liturgical Committee Sophomores-Literary Committee Freshmen-Social Action Committee Monthly meetings open with a hymn and a minute meditation. There are speakers on various topics, and projects for the month are announced. The 1954-1955 ofiicers of the Marian Club are: President-Patrick McMahon, Senior Vice-President-Barbara White, junior Secretary-Arlene Murphy, Senior Treasurer-William Carden, junior Arlene Murphy Our first Marian Club meet- ing this year was presitletl oxer by the president, Patrick Mt'- Mahon. Shrines honoring Mary xxere discussed by representa- tixes of the sarious classes. Svtitrids Irene Mill, Iuniorg Marie Battista, Seniorg Charles Alger, Sophomore, antl .loan Donnelly, Freshman, Sliirzdiiig: Marianne McCormick and George Spencer, Freshmen: lid- uartl Sheredy, junior, and joseph Vfintergrass, Senior. Members of the Seniors' Mission unit of the Marian Club prepare magazines for distribution to local hospitals. joan Cadden, Robert Anderson, Williani McGuire and Katharina Rech. xl Tilleg You are My Voice Scene: Modern Czechoslovakia Theme: The tremendous influence of the Catholic Press XVouldn't any Communist read Pravda? VUilliam Gaicoch evasively answers Robert Horney as Dorothy Czebiniak, Rita O'Donnell and Richard Casey hold their breath in a dramatic moment in the skit for Catholic Press Month presented by the Sophomore Literature Committee of the Marian Club. ,g-- is-ir . i 5 6 . . ' ' Sophoa ire Litemry ionuuittee ol the 5l.lri.m Club. filurles .Xlgei Katherine Petras .intl Nl.1rg.iret Nltilirtliy erettetl Ll mtignline display in the thurth lobby for liatholit Press Nlonth, I, W P--V ' n P 'R J--uv -is 1 ,aw an l W3 X Rf l ppt 1, fillets .J ,I A verse choir selection, Tribute to Mary was rendered by the Freshman Class of Room 9 Prime at their initiation into the Marian Club At the l:I'L'Sl1IllAlIl initiation teremony into the Nlztrian Club gi group from Room 9 presented ll xotation skit, Hen .intl XY'omen nl Tomorrow . llistussing tttreers tire: Antlrexx Cfhuplsa, joseph Smith, Flames llornitlc, Sister Joanne Barnes, Nanty ll.mlt-3, Nlaryginne XY'41ll.ite, Nlary Doyle, l5atl1er XYilliam Nlilteslxzl. i- Pm ll fi fi F t '52 ll lf if-gi 3 sg ' f ' Si ' ' l Els' flu-AD. wi I I Q- Preparing at play was part of the action in the skit Youth at Play, presented hy the Seniors during Catholic atholic alender Courses Youth XVL-ek. X, W. ,I B I , : Is H J if ,h fl! ' wg. N y , XX I ,WJ If V' ' N, fy, , Q HA r ,ND X, . s. 1 t ' 1 ff A 7 The final Deo CiI'ilIlIlSH of the Thanksgivin' Dax' Mass 4 Q V -5- . -1 U ,rv ' reethuetl in the hearts of the benmrs :is Monsignor blessed their tlass rings. 1? i fi 2,31 2 is - t i 5 iiiii 1 ii C ij , W I -f f' 4 -'f ii' ii M A 'fig' V ' 5' l l , ff it Q., 1 f f f Q' vw? f l l ' 1- ri H. Y, ,X , ' ' I N' if la V 1 if ' l n , i ' , , i , ' if ' M' , . -aff l 1, ' Aff . -f - i 4 , t r A f -mm M- M- if ' , , LJ. A-' Q P W 9 I' , - Q 1 K' ' ,gl 2, , : - li, . W '! s, 1 V 5 X V .r i ' ' l Y l t is-Plt--,174 fa, . I . 1 A v N L , The 'lL2lI1LllL'SH nf our Advent XVreath P' A K :I l l X' ' V l a lvurnetl climn as ue perfurmetl the V2ll'lllLlS I 11 - Q 'S prautites suggested under the XY'reztth. ,P , ., ,f , f. ,A ' v 0 Q Q.. v -v G. A.-ff-4 :J:g4'gJ,83v- 1 A' Q- Q 0 . Q0 . ,b ,-5 pi ,J 41155 if-A r I ,. -'Ely . -9 A ff ' RQ Dil f f .. 'F ' t f af 'I 'vi ' 'r'xJ '11 - ,A -, . b L1 , N A f K. A v Q. ,L W Q Q ' '-' Y N . 5 . The liarnmny of i200 umites A L' X' S- I. , Q I Q .tire 4 1' lzlutls Klart' with the hymn Mary ' V 1 R R 5' .in fc' ' 1 'v ai ei, ' . lmmntulaten whith marks the hc- K -.' ' 4 'U - .ga .B L'-3 ginning uf the Conferente Blass - lv if V , S 'Q 3 . of 195-l, if 10 , . 3 . . Q 1 .11 'N lr! t V in A-5:-.f-'h . t 0 if hcl i LL Q3 J X! t 5 Q l.l , . A , ' fi I' a..t1'lAf4d Ml l S 1 . T ,fa w ' I . ' B , 5 ' , . t i t s Q r, fr f t I 0 I tt m 'X ' jf'g 'ifxass X9 ' . K If '4 N - xx, V , ., . O ' , - f '?'QQr'-ed' Q' . , The Starry ul thu First Christmitsu uns rt-.tlistitally pwrtmyt-al hy mcmlwrs of tht- Soplwriwrt- tlztss, as .1 Iitting Participants in this years Annual Oratorical Contest con- sisting of speeches on the Missions were: joannc XVhalen, Ronald Connu Nhric Btttista Mus Duntan, Gerald Giblin md lxxthlun XX trrcn Prizes nent to 'Nlarx Marte and Gerald, in nd ,uit reprcscntul St P s tn the C.S.M.C. Oratnrtuls in Sxruuse .5 ' is ,.v:s-t , Annual Oratiirital Cfuntcst Q 1 A' 'i-4x ' Q' 5 'gk A N ,i -iq mf- tlinmx tu our C,hristn1.ts l-iittfrmintiicrlt. 3 4 . ' . l w, X 5. l M. I X , wrt yt-Ar, thc scniurs prqxtrt- .1 lhristnnis lmsltut for it nec Keeping the tr.1tl1ti1mn inatigtiriitul in thcit' Suplwrin familx. All giw it ruuntl uf itppliuisc fur Nliiry lJtint.in. tirst prim uinnur in tht' as sho is pruscntntl with her imgtrtl hy Nlurisigttur, 1,1 ...., ,.f- Marie Battism pmutlly reccixcs her sctuntl plate prim fritm Monsignor. , x H 'Q l 5 ' 1 H s .1 . 1 ::xn,.,34!AJJ3 A I' I b 5-f XX .fr The erownmg mand and her eourt malt to enter the SADQIUZIYX where the Lrownnng, of the Blessed Vnrenn 'Sian as ueen of the Nlax will take plane F !:X1T Hag bearers Nwlllxam Carden and Robert Sulllxan follow om and her maxd of honor Arlene Nlurphx ou of the ehureh after the eeremom The llter group and members of the court pause nn from of the ehurlh after the serxues 12 Crownmg Ceremonzes joan Cadden 4 roxx ns the statue of he Blessed Mother xx hnle the student bodx s1ng.,s Nlarx s pralses 4.3 N, it P Lnuer group leases the ehurlh after the serxnes And the moon under her feet? . . just as the moon is resplendent only in the reflected glory nf the sun, so are our Activities dependent upon the principles of our faith. Mary supervises them and guides us as a queen rules her subjects. Ji Business Managers, Robert Anderson and joseph Wintergrass, check on fman' I ' ua in- come while Typists, Arleen Scully and N Q V . . anq Rohner, and Literary Editors, Marie Battista and Patrifia Norton, work on pro- duction out-go. Patrician Personnel Our Sunday Press School Page editors gCI Sister Cvencxiexes upproxnl on their topy. 14 Art Editors, Mary Duncan and joanne XVhalen, scan and Ifditor-in-Chief, Mary Stauss and her assistant, Judith Doran, assem- lvl - s ' ' e and thetk production while sketch. it had J 1 4 i s l l l l I l . 5 1 l E f ! Y F f l fx 3: Mary Stztuss lighted the tantlle of Cl1llfilCICI' tlnring.: the National Honor Society lntluetion tercmonies. Besides Mary, the Senior menihers S ' Qstulttl .ll ltflj who rcteixetl membership pins are: Patritia Norton, joanne XYhalen, Christopher X Burns. Rohert Sullixan. The juniors Cittattfl at rigblj who were intluttetl :intl reteiwtl member- ship LL'l'llflLtllL'S are: Irene Mill, Ann Kelly, lfleanor Nlalitikey, ,loan Hanley, Barbara XYhite, .intl Helen Crcagh. 4. r... F nts-. Student Societies American Histor Ameritan History club from the junior room present panel with Helen Creagh as rbttir- 014171. Smfcd at tba left art: XYilliam Carden, .ludith Gitles, Mary Frames Moran, Charles NItCarthy: ul tba' right: Ann Kelly, Marian La Hale, An- thony Genneralli, Eleanor Bla- linkcy and Barbara Hrytk, 1 5 ' Latin Club Latin tlnh othters seem to he enjoying the Cltlssital Bulletin, Shnzding mt: Ifcluartl Walsh, IflltItFf07',' Patrick Raymond. pmttor: Mary Stauss and Christopher Burns, Consult. Sealed ure: Irene Milf, pmttor and Karen Guido, qmztslor. A If ,5 . . x 4 NQPCQ ' ' 4 1 A Some couples enjoy themselves at the Senior Sport Dance given for the beneht of the lwzlsketlmll team. '+--s. Social Scenes The juniors are having fun at their Freedom Frolic on the eve of Vet- erans' Day. I K I'll have some of those cookies. Thus john Nolan indicates his choice during one of the Seniors Tea Dances for Grades 9 up. Sincerely provides the rhythm for these grade school children valtzing during a Text Dante. 16 A-f' ii? r, QQ an - 'r x ' ,im , .- . N,- . A f. f , X.-I f St. Patrick? Da Dance L Srenes at Seniors' bake sale. M' C. .ld- .vw 1 ' The Seniors gaihcr 'round thc table L if and drink ii masi ru St. Pntrirk. f I 'ME ' nn'n A -14' Ugg! Qx',q - ri 11' ' SU-' A . 1 fill: ff!!!-as-sd' .2 Inwryunds Irish on Si. Parri1k's Day as shmxn hy the mp hams and bonncts worn by these pretty wlleens. XYhcn Irish Ifycs are Smilingu-at thc Emerald Hup, Sr. Parrirks night. 1- J T? C7 H ...,....5 A . I A, , 'H- ji Seniors lend the Grand Marth. ' . 11 M A l'ntlcr the LlI'Lkl1, .Xt the anal of the Marth - QVL.-v ' V junior Class offiters, Anthony Cicnnztrclli, Eleanor Malinkcy, Charles Mcffartlty and Barham XY'hitc formctl the committee in charge. Some enjoy a waltz: others a little rest and tonxerszttion. CLASS SONG fMelody,- ll lJe11 I Grote' Too Old to Dreamj 1. Our school days come to a close. XVe regret we must leave here. The days we spent at our St. Pat's To us will always stay dear. But ere we leave these halls, XY'e wish to thank each one. The priests for their advice and care, The nuns for all they have done. 2. XVL-'ve tried to do as we were told. To pray, respect and obey. To honor God XY'ho's showered us XY'ith love and blessings each day. XY'e'll try to do Whats right As we know vve must. XY'e'll say a prayer for the success Of those who'll follow us. 3. In all we may ever do May God and Mary guide us. This is the prayer thats offered now By ev'ry one of us. XY'e'll miss our classmates so, But mem'ries will be vast, XY'hen vve've grown too old to dream And school days are in the past. Nazlcy Rnlwer Antitipation of Class Day brings happy thoughts and smiles. Looking Ahead liagerly uc look ahead to Class Day when uc shall rctall happy hours spent in study and fun. QQ r 1 I A .4 Ay.- ,ffl ,A .ff 1 f 'ur ,J ,, ,JQ ,-5 'Y-4. .lj 9 Squad Stars '3 lftlclie C.: Bc rnic Lynch I This season, Coach Frank LoVuolo found himself without many of last years eastern division champions. XX'e feel, however, that he did a Hne job by bringing his team to several victories, .the most important of which was a twenty-four point win over St. Anthony's, who was then leading the western division. St. Pat's swept through this division winning four out of six games, bowing only to St. james' and St. Ambrose's. Other bright spots were two victories over St. Mary's 0 . Us if , Coach Lo Wuolo job, Wintergrass Spike Fallon x. X Manager ' Pal MCMah4mn , . 'Ronnie Cooney Rigo of Cortland. More glory was bestowed on St. Pats when Ed Lynch was chosen for the C. Y. O. All Star Team. Ed finished the season with a total of 514 points which was enough to tie for the scoring crown of the League. The senior players who will be leaving now wish the best of luck to the teams in the future. Patrick McMahon Gerald Giblin A 13' Varsity Cheerleaders Fight. team tight! Thus nur Varsity theerleaders spurred our team on. Kmgliug .-Xrleen Stully, Arlene Murphy, ro-rtrptizirz Slinzdingx Pat Norton, Arlene Carr, Bar XY'hite, Helen Dtmlan and Terry Curtin .41:,vu1t.' judy Bmyen. Bowling Team lfirxt Roux julia MtCurntatk, Annette Mustato, Marilyn Murphy, Mary Kay O'Brien. Srmmf Roux Margaret Dmy ney, Lillian Detkcr, Margaret Mefiarthy, ,Ioan Hayyley, vlutlith Boyyen. Third Rau: Barbara jean White, Marilyn Burns, Kathryn Cayanaugh, Margaret Layin, Helen Dulan, Therese Curtin, Marie Battista, I-'uurrlw Roux Durtythy Duncan. Theresa Carlin, Ann Kelly, Mary Frames Moran, Mary lillen Carlin, Helen Creagh, Mary Human, Irene Mill, -lutlith Duran. Under the able leadership of coach Bob Sweeney, this year's V. Team showed great improvement. The highlights of the season were two victories over our arch-rival, St. Paul's. Besides these, there were two other victories of which the team is quite proud, in which we beat St. Mary's Cortland. The season finished j.V. Team Kr1t'eling.' Joe W'hite, Alnlflrlgffv Dennis McManus, Assistant Manager. Shnnlifzgf Pat Haley, Bill Carr, Bill Carden, Dave De Vigili, Gerry Rounds, Tony Genneralli, XVillie Carroll, Greg Mangan, Buddy XViegers. I with a better record than in former years and we hope that the J. V.'s will advance next year to a leading team. The cheerleaders did a tremendous job in promoting the team's spirit throughout the season by their enthu- siasm and loyalty. Thats all right! J. V. Cheerleaders finish prize 5 f winning cheer originated by one of their squad, Joyce Pratt. Left: Theresa Carlin, Maureen McMahon, Cora Markovitch. Right: Marilyn Murphy, Mary Benedict and Joyce Pratt. . V. Cheerleaders . . . as Freshmen we gmc 11 Vmmtiiin Skit with Margaret Lmin ns a Sister, Nlithncl Kenyon as a priest while Bwh Anderson and Helen Dolan talked for setular careers? 'Q 'men ig, sm.: 4 vnu. nur fs is Supliivnmres we lmtl Bolw 5lllllN.ll1 to help us with our geuinetrx ' fl naps 847' V xef UB f' il 9 V C .5 1 . I., , ' 1 t arf 1' AJ Lx iv ,, K I , .. 5 . . . as juniors we gate our first big tlante, The Freetlum , h Q , Frulicu? . . in nur Suphnnmrc e-'Q l ir ue L-njmt-tl the lim- ..- 1 in Lrflltl lltwp K . . . in nur Senior year, Marie em Bautista, Mary lluntiin, Klar- gglrct Lzuin gintl Nltiry Sttitiss left fur .'XllXlI'ly tu xisit the h College uf St. Ruse? ll C Tl . . . I 1 . . . Sister Margaret Nlztry piisst-tl wut tlmse tmctt-tl titlt . zlnutlier gruup ul us tlepzirtetl fur LeMoyne nntl fl tlay Zulmisgtyn Ut yhc llgtgplitin Ami Ifmficgtiun Lcfcmunics uf C Nl Ulllfilf 3ImU5Ph'ffCf Sisters ut Sztint joseph tit the Prmintial lluuse in Tru t Q 1 L mf! a Sna Shots -9 Xl...-.-ffffpf -f...-...4 And on her head a crown 0 twelve stars The stars symbolize the various fields of sacred antl secular science in which we have sought knowledge, and their number twelve, our twelve years of Catholic ducation Only hy following the light of the lotlestar, that is, of Faith, can we find true knowledge. 99 if -new SISTFR MARGARET MARY Motlerzltur Senior Room lfrw1rlJ. ljnglislf rw 1 Arleen Scully rezuls to the English IV tlass essay xxhiclt won for her lirst place in the County Lights Diamond jubilee lfssay Contest. Seniors X -mlw-xtttu ticrm-tnrcr cn I'I'.lI1iLAf .tsl-is Alutlt Dtmmn uf the Frcmh ll tl.tss, 52 Sister ,Mlrian Frzmtis, Speech TL-nthcr, in- 'utts Clhris Burns als thairmxtn, fhis usuatl att rtzlcj in tl tu tuthniquu uf intmtluting at speaker. ICLF ISILI' XIHUIICHAS CIIFLLIIUHS XXL Ct the tlttmc test to dtsuwcr thc elements ttf tht-sc ttmtptvtttuls. 'Q R 4-ggx Hum mum utmrds ll minute tan these typing stttdmts t Sistcr Iilctltttvr slums il prtmtcss in Business Arithmctit. fp ovial unior AAA' , , SlSTlfR I-Ll .XNOR Nlmluratur. 'luninr Room filizunlvjp lftlmrzliwl limimn :l7flf1lI1tIfLk JUNIOR HOMEROOM lfiml Rauf Cfcraltlinu lfctlankieu, Barbara Hyrrk, 'loam Hawley, Marie Rnmagnoli, ,lnclith limwtm. Strom! Roux' Marian La Hain, Barbara Xxlllllt, lYjt'l'P74L5idL'711.' Kathryn Cf.1x.lnaugl1, XYilli.1rn clllflltll, Robert Ciurrnan, Barbara Haley, Nlarilyn linrni, Tlwrt-sc Curtin, lzluanor Malitlkcy, Su'rtll1r'y. 'Illini Roux Dnrotlmy Duncan, . l'l tilt , bla lflt .1 ll , H'l- C '2 'l, nl CTD ', bla ' ' Walter Ciatslm .tml Xxllllllllll Cxlrclcn cxtlmngc 'lmlm Mu in lm CU In L in mul bmwn al Us Fmmcs I . XVI - tl li . I Nlnmn, Anne Kelly, Ircnv Milf. Ifonrtb Rong' Anthony Gcnneralli, Pwsi1lc11!.' Hmgrfuu 'mlllmf gym! llmq 2251 ll 'UL m Il? Pntritk Raynnvml, ,-Xnclrcxx Keltos, Charles lxlkCilI'Il lj', 'I4r'uls11r'cr',' Vfaltcr Ciaska, lllltllmfl 4'541 r'H r'l'l 'nmol 'ln I L Cfuwrgr Rign, Ftluartl Sbcrccly, Daxicl Dc Vigili, XY'illiam Carroll. nilctl Status Ciunititnti--n. xxbilu NY'illiam nltuucl suuntl in tba nity in tha l Speak for L'IllULI'.1LfH wtxlturitglls. ,, 14. ti? l l I - + l 1 , lltrrck a bncltlung pnctcss. llvlt-n Lrcagb. xxlmsy pucrn was .tttq-tml fur pnblnatinn ID tbt' Natnwnal High Sth-ml Pm-try fxrltllmnlugy. 28 Thou studcnts of .'xI1lL'fik-H1 Him 1 ut thc jL1 UXKlh of nur uwuntry xlxs I r the final ansuer arrixcd all by XY'illialm Cllrru Intermediate Algebra. 29 Idlllll 'Ihrcc uttcrs lu thaw 'Iuniu .Ill :mera-sung gumunr uf Clircm ll Sgg' uf x..- X N A X .w,,':,.,3. ff? - 2'-.,.g, M K. 1 ,V 3,p-if-Q. -lung? SISTIER ADRIAN FRANCIS hIlllICI'2llUI', Sophomore Room Ifnglixb and Sflfffb Cilizulvlwifz Iirlnmliazz Studious .sophomores ,Z Margaret Iierranti proudly dis- , ', plays the award she won for her If lt, NN X essay on How Iiletlricity Ilas I ' ff 5 1 D ' ' Changed Our XX'ay of Life Since ,Qi Ji f Thomas IZdison's Invention of the 'S , f' ll N , W, , Incandescent Lamp . Margaret was XI if lj A Broome Countfs First Prize XVin- -- f A ner in the Tenth Gracie division of the contest which was sponsored Imam , hy' New York State Electric and I im! . lIh7l'lI Gas. f 5' SOPHOMORE CLASS lfirxl Roux' Colleen jones, Annette Muscato, Marilyn Murphy, Donald Ifallon, Maureen Kane, Mary Kay O'Brien. Scroml Roux' Rohert Horney, julia McCor- matk, Lauretta Zaurrelli, Ruth Leach, Philip Walker, john Petko, Rita O'Donnell, Marianna Scales, Dorothy Czehiniak, Ifdward XValsh, Thin! Roux' Mars garc-t McCarthy, Margaret Downey, Margaret Fer- ranti, joyce Pratt, Hope Lasky, Barhara Peterson, Theresa Carlin, Karen Guido, Helen Harendza, Lillian Decker. Ifonrlb Roux' XY'illiam Gaicioch, I42Wf0IN'C Keflrly. Rohert McAlister, john Costello, Daxid Sullixan, Dennis Kuehner, joseph Wfhite, Rohert Buchta, Rohert Ilanyak. Ifijib Roux' Gorman Sloan, Richard Casey, Charles Alger, Ifdward Sc-row, -Iohn Neal, joseph Dwyer, Edward Lynch, john Cialewaler. A x W7 H- -f in IJJLJ gqbll P if-x V. I 1- I C 5 las. ,ik :Fl 'Jak-P.. 4' 'f , ' a ' ' 'Ip f F 5 A ft! , , Z, it , I - . XL7- Q if -A vi Z K Y I v ,QL f , llfwfig' - T 1 3 1 , f 'nfl 4 ' 31 1 4. 3 A f X 5' i ' , 3 ' x f Ph I 1, K K - -- - . 3 , - 1 --.1 Qin-- ii 1 Q Frisk in '-'WX C.. --... SISTER ANTONELLA Moderator, Freshman Room 9 Sriaurc. .flifzllzcrnatirr .-7'hIfl FRIESHMAN ROOM 9-Ifirsl Roux' Mary Cheukatka, Virginia Buchta, Mary Doyle, Mary Benedict, Nanry Hawley. Serum! Roux' Mary Normile, Thomas Morello, joseph Smith, Andrew Chupka, Frank Toler, joanne Barnes. Third Roux' Patririt Miller, XVilliam Mclientlrick, joan Donnelly, Anne Lynch, Doris Rigo, Carol Murphy, Dennis MtManus, Maryanne XY'allat'e. Fourth Row: james Hornitk, james Husnay, Michael McCormick, XY'ilIiam Mikeska, Robert Goodwin, Cornelius Carr, Charles Snashall, XY'illiam Cart, james Gordon. These fiye Freshmen reteiyed certificates of atteptance for their poems whith will he printed in the National Anthology of High Sthool Poetry. Staind art: Donald Eggleston. Maryanne XYallate. Slttmlirlgf Maureen Mt- Malion, janet Trayis, Mary llarlcy. lllkv Religion I students intensely study the Moral Lays. ',, The General Sticnce Class is keeping up on torrent ments in the stientilis world. Freshmen VRINIINLKN ROOM W-Prizm Inil Run: P.iiriii.i Hnuiix, B.irh.1r.1 Hcndurl. Riilmril Lloui, NI.zri.inm- Mil orniiik. Com xi.lVkUNilxil. Yiiouil Ruiz: Parriilx ll.ilcy. K.ltl1Ici-n Polawk. klrronii- Ilillon. XYilli.iin f,1clvini.1k, -Liner Traxis. I7on.ilii lgglusioii. 'I fmil Roux Nl.iry I.irIv.'x. H.1Ti'.ll'.i Huiriisluc. Ifdxnirii Ruanu. Rolwrt I.4-mill. Licralil XXh.ilcn. Ko.-orgy Spumcr, xl.ll1l L'L'H NIi5l.lhon. Caulicriric Lynih. l'u1n'lfv Roux Ciumlil Ronniix, Cin-gory NLIIIQLII1, Gary ffrimmini, Thonms Ciarwy. .-Xnihoni XYig-gi-rs, Hurnnrd Lynih. Cn-rard Bujakc, Robert Dunn. james Casey. v-A4 2 Priniipiu uf Pope Leo. ihc Thirieemns, cnqiliial on labor ruldiiom .irc luring noicii by the Ninih Grade Citizenship Fdiiiaiion ilgiss. 55 in-K if 1 SISTER ROSANNE Moderator, Freshman Room 9 Prime Lizlin Sister Rosanne and Nlaryannc Daxitl look owr Nlaryannts prim winning pliu' on safari in ihc homu, 91Ux'Ws. uso is 'hi wi-f' -:ff nf I0 XX FI-I7 XBFTII CXDDI N ROBIRT FRANCIS AINDI RSOEN NARII THFRFSE BATTISTA 9 :flux Nlurnlm, mum md night txmc too Sflllll Sflllllflf., uxth a bug heart HMS HHN 1 HKS X 1 IIUL fmnd through md rhrou 1 x rs :hrs mms md smart L s st r g,hl ID uux xx IX io: Alma 10111 'QTTO' RONALD FIDXYHXR D COONPY liL'l, kind 'md an scrum: cr 1 get - li 1 4 micn, . I ,U . ,vu x 4 Hl5I.IfN .fXCrNIfS DOLAN S 5 Aw' in Full of fun, an all rnund Sport A In humor rhis girl ncxcr falls short. HIILILHU 36 E 'M-...ff Il DITH NNN DOR KN Her qulct nnnntr 1nd 3.1:-ntlt xx1SS XXIII hrmg., suttcse through 1ll her cu: mls fsw 5-was ,4-v E5- Q75 NIXRX FLIYKBFTH DI NC KN CIORCI CIRKID C IB N This lnclx miss IS 1 frlcndlx unc mu tx 4 so un Churful XXIIIX ind full of fun L ts x tu has s Dum Gibb v Y t X LEON XRD NIICHXFL RINXON J 1 E 5 5 HQ 5 thurful and hc hkes fun tum But rvidx when theres work tu th H151 37 L ff' bi E- li W IOS! PH P KTRIC lx Hl QN XX rt 51 4 m mlthtx 'md un Ili FL N K lllklg 11 Ax ' XP 5-1' U . , f ix 'K - -'- x Q I iv ,. , ' - ' W - i,Q X 1 k is 1 ' 1 , ' 6 ... '. V A 1 - , Q. .4 V Q I 'LJ u - .1 : . pi .,- Q 'f 7 x. Y. . ii lf l:q. lI.I.' ' . - . ' - ' 1 V j '. Tnlkg ' -, xxit,'.1ntl mh.- 'sc, 'V ' '. A . ' 1.11. . -- , ' . II- mxlthxf IULIHI' If c 5110. I 7700.-bvQ-lt -,q ' , - , A ,, I -:Q 'J 1- .. ', '. 'it , .,A. V ig g Q, fy-1 ,if W, .- X ' n V Q 5 t . 1 1 ' ' ' . i R .gg kk . Q :if . sf J, X B iff W :Q R41 - ttwml ililli rn mf 'I' . f , XVI -Ii has at jvkc and rcj A -. in an pun, HCA .. t -3 ' x u vs Q x x 1 ,.1 . ,r Wie. ff Wt:-5 MARGARET NIARX LAVIN A Whll 'at txpmg tn 'Nhth shc s l1rlg.,ht Hur frukled fau. ns 1 plmsmt slght Ungntl K C XTHIRINI ARLPNI NHRPHX Puri. .ls .1 hlx MNLLI15 a mst Thus IS the smxhng, llss utrxunt knmxs 1 0-A 55, L Rb X if '13 I XVILLIAM FRANCIS Mtfll lRlr PATRICK JOSEPH NILMAHON Ilngllld mwnncr mqulsntnc mxnd Hurts m Irnsh lld thats hard to beat X stnsu uf humor ln him xuull 1 A hncr unl xoull ncxer meet I lass 0 1955 lx XTH XRIN X ANN RIC H lxlndntss and suutncss ummc shining through Har ptrsnnalltx a friend thats true lx ulbm nm 58 X, ,xx f'f,.,:,g' A I-V , i. I P V 'W n f X q i F g Y gg Q Q 'Sw ' X '- t' W 4,,,, ,,t, K N I , Q. . 4 SQ 3 , x X W L' 1' al 1 '-.iz 'A y. Z I ' I ' u 1' 'I hm. 8 - 'Z ' V . . 1 1s'11 P,1,' n ' ' Y in A A 1 'irlhrrplfz r 'Www Y 4' x . .Q if All ' r' ' 95 ' 1 1-,. ,-5 i F .ning 172:-r 'F '4- 'inf MARCIARFT 'N-XNCX ROHNPR l XRLPNL PHX LLI9 Rl PP KXTHLPIN NIKRX XX -XRRFN rcs 1 girl whos in 1 xx f world of smilcs 1 fue so hr: Juict in school lixelx when cut lx ftlay X mm R H12 rn-r Z9 Q4 jOSPPH THONI X9 XX INTFRC R-XSS X littlc nonscnse non 1nd then ls relished hx the best of men 0 lass Poem Our years at St Patrick s todax are complete lhere, wx txllting together xocations we sought, Now pmsing through NI.1rs me kneel at her feet For guidance and counsel, as me haxe been taught 59 Beautiful Nfother, bright as the sun, The moon at xour feet twelxe stars in xour crown, Our studies are oxer, our training is done, Please smile on us ex er and graces shower down Earlene Rupp Helen Dolan L' '14 . - . fl I W X ' 1' 'ght- ' ' , w, Hu-'igj' ' . hirl Music mintletl-full of delight. 1 Shes full of mischief without 41 tlouht. For Kathy' is our dancing girl. 1 , za Q ., , 1 X t,. 1 X- - M1 t,nl l x xr n.Appre Our days at St. Patrick's are ended. They will profit us greatly. XVe owe a debt to all who have taught us to do what we know is right. It is they who have prepared us to be good citizens of earth and future inhabitants of heaven. To our parents, faithful and sacrificing, we are ever indebted for their patient guidance and we ask their blessing on our future. The priests lb-nl - 'lm ciation we thank for their spiritual inspiration and holy example which we will strive to follow. lNIost of all we thank you, Sisters of St. joseph, for your untiring efforts to lead us by example and teach- ing to the throne of God. May we always heed the maxims of our Catholic education. Parents, priests and teachers - God bless you all. Mary Sfauss A woman clothed wlkh The sun, and The moon under her feek, an .f Q Au , 1 'lb ., 1. ,ix K lug 1 LS5 l'g4'Nve uk ' . on lxer lxead a crown of Twelve sl'ars: as ' K Wx ,t N as e ' 4' xl, F p .. A 5 A ee I x ' - 'Wm 'GLY' e . fee X fa, . ,., CC D! Hall, Holg Queen