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

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RICHARD BRONNER Dick Bronner, captain of the basketball team and, incidentally, a very neat hand at the art, is a person we will always remember. Little Caesar, as he is bet- ter known, has been an inmate of St. Pat's for three short years. We all hate to see the end of his successful career. His happy-go-lucky spirit, his constant participation in school activities, and most of all, because of Dick, himself, will make him one of the most deeply missed of our graduates. We are wishing you all the luck in the world, Dick, in the furniture business and in every one of your undertakings. Ei GLORIA BURKE One of St. Pat's leading representatives has excelled in all she has undertaken. Restrained, but with a deep warmth and friendliness, she is liked by all who know her. She has cooperated in every school activity and her eager skill while playing basketball leaves nothing to be desired. Swarthmore college will have the benefit of her sophisticated charm. She plans to major in English and try for an A. B. degree. Success and happiness on your way, Gloria. Page Sixteen

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JEAN NORRIS A shy miss, jean lets a paint brush speak for her. Every page of the Patrician is a fresh reminder of her versatility. Fond of ice-skating, she spends many hours cutting fancy figures at the Ice Palace. After leaving St. Pat's, jean plans to continue studying art at the Florida State College for Women where her amiable smile is certain to win many new friends. It is with regret that we bid farewell to jean, for hers is a charm that cannot easily be replaced. ii JAME S GALLOWAY A sad event is going to take place on june the second, sad because the school is going to lose jimmy Galloway by grad- uation. St. Pat's won't seem the same without his smiling countenance and gen- eral fellowship. Old Wack, as he is called by his many friends has always taken a prominent position in the activi- ties of the school and his parting will leave a niche that can never again be filled. Good luck in future years, jim, and don't forget us. Page Fifteen

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MARY LEONARD Mary's quiet manner does not quite conceal a sparkling New England wit and nothing could hide the mischievous twinkle in her eye. Mary's adroitness with a pen won for her the coveted po- sition of Feature Editor on the Patri- cian. A clever writer, her stories are filled with the sly humor of her native habitat. As President of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin, she has proven to be an excellent leader. Good-bye, Mary, and the best of luck in all you undertake. EQ JAME S BODEEP jim hails from Asbury Park and proud of it he is. One slighting remark against that famous resort and you're in for an hour's argument and apologizing. i'Sky- scraper as he is affectionately called is one of the best liked boys ever to enter St. Pat's. No one has ever been heard to say a thing against 'Big jim. He has been coming back to St. Pat's for a visit each year since the seventh grade. We're sorry Jim can't stay for graduation, but he's going home to finish at New jersey. We don't have to wish luck because jim will be sure to succeed. Page Seventeen