St Pauls High School - Veritas Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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PATRICIA WOOLLEY . . . thrz'cz'W President, T L C 4 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Business Manager, VERITAS 4- Assistant Editor, Pelican 3 Co-Captain, Usherettes 4 Quill 81 Scroll Honor Society 4- hO, thought: :were brooding in tlzase eyes, Those deep, dbrle eyes so warm and brightfJ Pat is the essence of all that is feminine. She possesses a natural dignity and poise, accompanied by a Charming manner and a sense of humor. Her onk, whether on the Pelican or the VERITAS, in the ofhce or in the classroom, has always been done graciously. Pat is not easy to know, but those who have had this happy privi- lege have found in her a sympathetic and understanding friend. May the future years bring her the success and happineSS she deserves.

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LAST WILL AND T ESTAMENT Vh E, the noble seniors of 1953, being of sound mind, cheerful spirits and free will, do this day make, publish and proclaim this document as our Last Will and Testament. The great generosity in our hearts compels us to bequeath the following to our beloved pastor, faculty, and the undergraduates: To Nlonsignor Mullally, our deepest appreciation mid esteem, for we realize how great have been his efforts to give us our own St. PauYS. T0 Sister Bernard of Mary, who has given unspnringly of her time and energy, our sincere but'inndequate gratitude. T0 Sister Marietta, who has been an earnest teacher and a sponsor of our many activities, our wholehearted and lasting appreciation. To Sister James Edward, who has been a wise advisor and understanding friend, our heartfelt love and devotion. To Miss Hayes, our friend through the years, our sincere and best wishes. We leave to the 'uniors the title hseniorh with all its roblems leasures diqnities. J P , P , e We leave to the sophomores our beautifully cleaned and oiled desks in the junior- senior classroom. We leave the freshmen, because we donWt want to take them with us. To Gail Merthe, Eileen Wilson bequeaths her naturally blond hair so that she may refrain from resorting again to the peroxide bottle. KC ,, To Pat Sweeney, Alan Hanley leaves his inimitable method of collecting May she have as diligent a co-Worker'next year. ads To Jean Gornowicz, Mike Champagne leaves his gentle temperament, because it is 50 like her. Th Eileen Hayes, Pat Wooley leaves her alertness in class. Maybe this will wake her up! To Rusty Hayes, Dolores Tonko bequeaths her perfect attendance record, with sincere hope that she will try to match it. Tot John Es'ser, Billy Peshek leaves his vivacious personality. To Ray Phelan, Pat Haskins bequeaths her famous southern accent, that he may come to appreciate the South. To Ruth Schnippert, Don OiLone leaves his Western Union bike, just in case heris should break down. To Gloria Godreau, Frances Parsons leaves her Wisweetness 21nd charmh which she inherited from a ,52 graduate and which she feels Gloria will often be in need of next year. To Rosalie Trapani, Tommy Larrivee leaves his mechanical ability because with a car like hers it might come in handy sometimes. To John Byrnes, Pat MacDonald leaves one of her size 4V2 shoes just so that he wont: forget there are such things.