St Saviour High School - Thabor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ANITA CERASUOLO has 1 mlld pleasant manner that suggests a dlplomat and a PHCIHSI When she IS in a whxmslcal mood Amta dns plays a keen sense of humor Anita s appreciation of music won her the election to the Orchestra Commlttee for the Tea Dance At that affair Anita enjoyed dancing the Peabody and the Llndy to the music of the orchestra of her chorce This senior has the laudable ambition to serve humanity as a doctor lilly Q 'Fifi IIB ta Ill l 1 I' RITA CHERRY was an ardent mission worker through her four high school years Entertalnmg or phans and solncntxng funds for the missionaries were but two phases of Rntas apostolic zeal Known as the mirthful midget among her frlends she was first and last '1 prankster Books motnon pictures and Dodger doings were all sources of pleasure for Rrta She was hrst IH work first in play and first in the hearts of Savnourxtes LOUISE COPPOLAS unfexgned slncerlty made her well liked by her classmates As the Class President m the unxor Year Louise proved her self a proficient leader Sports had a dommant claim to Loulses after ber of both the Hockey Varsity and the Class Basketball teams An rn rerest in athletics however d1d not obscure her lxkxng for her academic studies Loulse s adroltness IH French especially marked her as a good student .ll ' ,J f ' l I ' ' lvifg' y - - ' i - J -' , i flflil' A , . ., . . i . , ew. g Wil' X f . 'L y school hours, since she was a mem- .L lg, l l I 59- Q l 2 . . ' . ' ' 5 I I , l l 5 7 W r 1 : fl ' ' - 4797 L 9 'rx L ' 1 l X, y ,- 1 Q H W , fb 1 l fl Q r l X I H ' Y ' 4

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GEORGETTE BOUTROSS 1 Park Slope brunette h1d pep zzm 1nd wgor IH the sports world and IH the sotlal whlrl Swrmmmg and basketball fitted well mto her sports ly capable her classmates chose her a member of the Senlor Te1 Dance Commrttee Occasronally one s1w her fine pen sketches nn Salvator Naturally vrvacrous Georgette dxf fused her gay sprrrt among her 1s soclates Georgette IS now tr1mmg ro be the perfect secret1ry ANN BRADY 111:15 the Phan tom dxcl some good snooprng 1s was evrclent from her column rn Sal tutor Concealmg her xdentrty from the grrls she was 1 srlenr spect1tor 1s she snooped her news Ann IS soually mclmed The Te1 D1nce 1nd the Senlor Prom Committees were p1rt1cul1rly efhclent becluse of her excellent coopemtron M1ny 1 trme she held her 1ud1ence spell bound 1s she staged an exhlbltron Lmdy DOROTHY BRIERTON better known as the late Dorothy Brlerton rs the tallest senror She has decrded to capxtallze on her height for she has alre1dy begun her trammg rn a college for polxcewomen Her be1u tlful black n1tur1l wavy hair was the envy of her classmates partxcu l1rly on rainy days Dorothy was 1ct1ve 1t the Crus1de Brrdge Her pleasmg spe1k1ng VOILC clelrghted 111 who he1rd her plead for the muse of the MISSIKJDS 1t the First Fr1d1y 1ssembly , i. di I l 1 l , . . . -I K N . L I . - Y. y L . t 4 L -. . . . K 6 Q . K K h 7 A K . . 1 L ' V. c . 6 . .L ' 'll . ' t ' . 1 4 ' .' ' ' I I . 6 Q - ' A 6 K . . . X X Pfogfm- Knowing her t0 be 50Cial' in endurance when she danced the ' V , . S ' - fu . .511 'I . . .

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MARY CULLEN IS the senror wrth the smrlmg Ir1sh eyes She has completely stolen the hearts of her classmates wlth her charm1ng mlen and her thoughtful conslderatxon of others Whenever there was a call for volunteers Mary responded wlth a generosrty whrch prompted others to follow Her clever management of the Refreshment Comm1ttee at the Crusade Brxdge demonstrated her abrltty to secure corporate ac non Marys applrcatron to study IS responsxble for her perseverance m any task she undertakes CLAIRE CUOMO from Bay Rrdge had an outlet for her talent ln the Art Club Among other nat ural grfts Clalre has 1 sweet slngmg vorce Home economxcs ns a sphere nn whrch Clalre shlnes Her mtrmate frrends find her ever the gracrous hostess they complrment her upon her attractrve wardrobe Clarre drafts her own patterns and makes her own clothes A serrous student Clalre enjoys her lersure trme tn the true Sarnt Savrour sp1r1t - lf Moll N 31 2' all 5.1 JUSTINE DALY rs a semor who rnvarxably succeeded 1n Smzlmlg Through We just cannot lmaglne a sad depressed ustrne A graceful dancer ustme took advantage of the daily dance muslc at noon s trne also llkes sports from the angle of a partrcrpant and a spectator Her fr1ends have found her to be an rdeal compamon who has the abllrty to overcome dullness rn others by the brrghtness of her humorous remarks G A 'xx 'Q V Ex: r . X . UL A4-, Wlll . . b . p , - Ju,