St Peters Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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JEAN DOHERTYF- A wise and understanding heart . Jean is truly one of our most versatile classmates. Orator, writer, editor, top student, and deep thinker, Jean is headed for Regis College where she hopes to major in Personnel lVIana'gement. Her acting ability has contributed to many school plays and social affairs 'and her executive ability leaves no doubt as to her future success, ANNE DRISCOLL- Cohsistency, thou art 11 jewel'l Anne's ability to pitch into a task and stay with it until its'completion is one of her main characteristics. Her cheerful face has been a part of the cheerleading squad for four years and she has played an important part in cheering for S. P. A. teams to many victories. Her enthusiasm and ideas were responsible in a large part for the success of the Yearbook. As Prize Speaker, Anne brought honor to'the Senior Class of S. P. A. ALICE EBERT- Sings like a lark', Although Alice is quiet in manner, she always greets us with a bright hello. She is no book worm but a well-read girl. Alice has been gifted With a lovely voice, and sang her own typewriter accompaniments 0n the many long afternoons the Yearbook Typing Staff worked away to meet production deadlines. We know her quiet eHicient zeal will assure her success. e e WILLIAM FORD- If at first you don't succeed try, try again lfWhipper is a mischievious character who never fails to enliven a gathering. Although small of stature, Billyls opponents have felt his power on a basketball court. llllore interested in pleasant sallies that in real work, nevertheless, when Billy buckles down he proves to be hard-working and cooperative. His good ideas and clever way with words indicate potential success. JOSEPH GRASSO- Thou hast made him a little lower than the angels Joe , as he is known to mdst of his friends, will never be forgotten for his unique and extraordinary sense of humor. His Whimsical poems make; him the unanimous choice for the favorite author of the class of 49. He was an outstanding Worker on the business and literary staff of the yearbook. Joels plans for the future are as of yet undecided but We know that he will succeed in any field that he plans to enter.

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JOAN CASEYe Patience is a netcssary ingredient of geniusi', Joan, our class child psychologist, joined us in the junior year. With humility and charity as her two principal virtues, she manifests a deeply religious spirit. We often find Joan endeavoring to write a novel. At basketball games, her big blue eyes sparkle with enthusiasm; at Mass with ardor, May she realize all her great ideals. rt ANN CASSIDY None but herself am be her parallel l Wherever a sharp,- piercing giggle is heard there also is our faithful Cass . A cheerful smile and a ready, helpful hand have always been a part of her since grade school days. Her easy going manner has also contributed to her great popularity among her classmates. Interested in all school affairs, Cass has been particularly active in C.Y.Q. Prize Speaking and Yearbook. CARLA CLUKIESv- Busy here and there Between trips to New York City, Carla manages to contribute her talents to S. P. A. We have found that she is a very handy person to have around; ask her to draw ,sing or dance, she'll consent gladly. Carlals talents are not limited, however, since she is a home economics expert, adept at writing and with a social instinct. Her talents will take her far. ANITA D'AhiDREA- God loweth a cheerful giveri' !U uRustys skill as a cheerleader is evident to all those .who attend St. Peter's - basketball games. Her curly red hair and her dancing green eyes are her main feae tures. Anita is always ready to give a party with upizza as the main course. Her cooperation in all school activities has been noted throughout her four years of High School. We her fellow classmates hope that her gay manner contimies to spread hap- piness to all those who come in contact with her. ' FAUST D'ANDREAeHPrlMtiCe 11411175 Perfertii Faust 0f the Alohawk has always been active in the. field of sports, being a mem- e ber of both the football and basketball squads. His favorite subject is mathematics. Faust has always been hardworking and cooperative in all school activities, and has pioneered many amusing moments in elass with his unique comments and answers. Faust hopes to continue his education by attending Sienna College after completing High School.

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PETER HELENEK-J'Virtue is the performance of Measuni ttrtion uPete joined the ranks of the class of W19 in his Junior year, and immediately became a fast friend to all. Although Pete lives out of town he has been interested and active in our class and school affairs. A familiar figure as he skims around town on his Western Union messenger bike, Pete-ls friendly smile and his helpfulness makes him highly regarded by his fellow students. Peter hopes to, pursue a career in the Navy after graduating from High School. Anchors Aweigh and Bon Voyage, Pete. MARY JANE HICKEYsiiWise to rexolve, patient to perform Although very quiet in school, Nlary June will always be remembered for her line sense of humor and her ability of being Hthe life of the pzirtyly. Aspiring poet, lover of beauty, all round enthusiast and amateur actress of distinction, hilary Janels calm and i collected manner has been the envy of many a classmate. NANCY HUGHES- The very flower of youth Nancy with the laughing face is a serious girl behind the wheel. A flash of red hair, a neat appearance and a lilting laugh are a dead give away that she is in our midst. Nan possesses in abundance the great Virtues Of simplicity and generosity. Surely she has much to give to the world. PATRICIA KLEIN-J'Busy as a bee llPatVl familiar cry HCome on kids, letls play ball , is known to all. She has been an outstanding leader in sport activities, having inaugurated the Girls Baseball and Basketball. Patis other interests lie in the fields of dramatic production and photog- raphy. She has taken many pictures and contributed them to the Yearbook. Patls am- bition is to become a physical education teacher. Good luck, Pat. HAROLD LOGGINse'inwn Izim lies the dependence of numyii Zekels dependability has lead him to be elected President of the Senior Class. Although a bit on the shy side, Zeke always measures up to standards when called upon as was evident in his performance on the football field. A lover of the great outdoors, Zeke makes hunting and fishing his favorite hobby. After graduation Zeke hopes to further his education by attending college. We, his fellow classmates, wish him the best of success in the future.