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

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2 RAYMOND SPRING Ray is really a pillar of St. Pat's. He started school here in the first grade, and has only' left us two out of the twelve years. Ray's favorite sport is hand ball, in which he is quite a master. He is looking forward with eagerness to annex that trophy in which he will become champ of St. Pat's. Another of Ray's accomplishments is his singing in the choir. And in this art he has proved himself invaluable. He will be sorely missed, and we all wish him luck in any of his undertakings. MARY GAMBLE Mary's personality has done much to make the days at St. Pat's such memorable ones. Her ready wit and bright smile add a great deal to any class room. As secretary of the sodality and manager of the girls' basketball team she has fulfilled the trust placed in her by her classmates. She has a zest for life and gaily helps to increase the desire in others. The best wishes of your classmates follow you, Mary, for good luck in the years ahead. if Page Nineteen

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JADIES ROSSIGNOL james Rossignol is better known around the halls of St. Patrick's as Rossi. His personality and ability to make you laugh, ranks him high among his classmates. To prove his popularity, he was elected president of the Altar Boy Societyg had a major part in the school play, and final- ly, elected boy's sports editor for the an- nual. Rossi will leave a large gap in the old Alma Mater, and they'll need a good man to fill it. Everybody wishes him all the luck in the world and clear sailing in any of his undertakings. ii ROBERT COLLIN S An old-time Patrician, Bob is truly an outstanding member of the graduating class. His extraordinary ability to com- prehend the mysteries of mathematics and science have caused him to be dubbed with several titles, as the Professor or the Genius. Bob is characterized by his loyalty to the school and by his willing- ness to work, which makes. him a valuable asset to his Alma Mater. who will sure- ly feel his absence from her halls. His afore-mentioned skill in mathematics and science are sure to take him far in his chosen field of engineering which he plans to follow at Drexel, in Philadel- phia, and later at the' United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. We of the grad- uating class wish him constant success in anything he may attempt. Page Eighteen

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ALFRED FREEMAN Aithough Al is a newcomer to St. Pats he has already made himself well- liked and well-known to his classmates. An unobtrusive and diligent worker, his willingness to study is a constant source of pleasure to his teachers. Polite, friendly, intelligent, and thoughtful, he is sure to go far in his chosen field of aero- nautics. Success is sure to accompany him at Cal. Tech, where he plans to pur- sue his studies. We of the Senior Class wish him a happy landing and best of all good things, always. Ei MELBA DOMINGUEZ Besides being a talented artist, Melba has the distinction of being the smallest member of the Senior Class. A winsome smile and snapping dark eyes have made her a favorite with her classmates. Though shy, Melba won the admiration of all with her clever and colorful draw- ings. Next year, she plans to attend Siena Heights College where she will strive for a Bachelor of Arts degree. St. Pat's is wishing you the best of luck and happiness in future years, Melba! Page Twenty