St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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,A I Joseph M cCahill Joe has always been a leader in things athletic at St. Patrickis. Al- though not especially gifted ath- letically, he has the fight and spirit that is essential to success in any line. But his talents are not limited to this field alone. He pos- sesses a fine voice and more than ordinary histrionic ability. He has appeared in several Little Theatre Plays and sings in the choir. Joe is taking up engineering and expects to matriculate at Penn. State. A host of friends among his classmates wish him all possi- ble good fortune and success. Basketball Glee Club Biology Club Dorothy M ajewski Majestic holds the all time en- durance record for unremitted con- versation. Her vocabulary may not be as large as that of Floyd Gibbons, but she can throw the words at you faster. Strange to re- late, she often knows what she is talking about, and always ranks near the top of the class, scholasti- cally. She is well liked for her good nature and even temper. The teachers will surely miss her, for she is an indefatigable worker and a fine student. Basketball Glee Club X 1 ,s.A,-.A I 9

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I w-vv-nv-vsfvl-Y-v vvv-Vx?-Q7 vivvwvvv Clarence Floyd Slim carved a niche for himself in St. Patrickls Hall of Fame by his never-ending stock of dizzy ex- planations to Einstein's theories and physics problems. He holds the distinction of being the boy nearest to Heaven at school, meas- uring six ft. one, without a hat. His present passion in life is archi- tectural drawing, and when he departs in pursuit of a career, the good wishes of his teachers and classmates will accompany him. Cecilia F arrey Cecilia is St. Patrickls most ver- satile girl. She ranks very high scholastically, is an accomplished organist, and plays varsity bas- ketball. She spends her leisure moments playing tennis in Fla- mingo Park, where she ranks among the first five Women play- ers. Her ambition is to remember to say 'leyetherl' for either. Her most embarrassing moment at school was the time she was giv- ing an oral composition and ex- claimed, 'glt was very late at night, about ten-thirtyf' Next fall Cecilia plans to attend Visitation Convent of Georgetown, at Washington, D. C. Basketball Glee Club AA AA ,-.AAA AA,-A - lMMM, 8

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Y-v-vvfv-vf v-wv-f 4 vv v-v A vv Dorothy Steadman Frances, formerly known as Dorothy, became famous by pes- tering all and sundry for ads in this publication. She has really worked hard to put it over and whatever success we may have achieved is due to her efforts. Her store of wit does much to lighten those dull moments in school. She has probably caused the teachers more gray hairs than any of her classmates. Frances intends to take up journalism after passing through the portals of St. Patrick's and you will probably see her name on many a column head. Brilliant, indolent, and witty, she seems to typify the southerner, altho she hails from North Yon- kers, New York. Biology Club Donald McNeil On the left we see the pride and joy of St. Patrickls Dinty,' of the bright remarks and manly shoes. He gets away with more frnilk,Toasted Dainties,stuft dates, etc.J than any boy at school. How the Juniors will miss that delight- ful morning spectacle of Donald, striding into the room, Hlled with Hjoie de vivrev, chucking Majestic playfully under the chin, and say- ing, his voice husky with emotion, mAh, my leetle onion blossomf, His present passion is tennis, and his ambition is to become so ex- cellent a player that his racquets will be furnished free. Basketball Clee Club M1 M. VUL.. AJ, 5,-A -1 ',-A 10 vvvo