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

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CATHERINE IRWIN, one of the most v1v1c1ous senrors rn her last year was 1 st1r 2,Llll'Ll on the B1sketb1ll VIISIIY kay successfully performed her dutles ns Busmess Presrdent md IS 1 L01TllDltt6C mem ber for the Semor Te1 D1ncc Shc rs sm 1ll rn stlture but rn 1LL0l'Ll mce with the llw of compensmon whlt Kay lacks rn herght she m1kes up for rn unusu1l vrtaltty A schol1rsh1p to the Wfood Secretrrml School crowned Kay 1 lndustry BARBARA LOVE IS definrtely 1 le1der As Prefect of the Sodalrty she was 1 good org mrzer, as mem ber of the Latrn and the French Clubs she had lmgurstnc abllrty and as center half back of the Hockey V1rsrty she was a true sportswoman Her rrch, deep speakmg vorce made possrble her clever lnterpretatrons of male roles rn the school dramat rcs A glance at the Senror Prom prctures wrll convmce one that Baby enyoys form 11 frffurs ,fix 1,. it fi' :fp -AU l. at . k. Nr-,H ! 4-I .-f- 6 ANITA LYNCH left Sfunt S1 vrour rn her unror Ye If b11t lorned her class 1n the Senror B term Pre vrous to her departure for Stella Nlagara, Anrta w1s a futhful mem ber of the school orchestrr Cllss hockey appealed to her also Upon her return to Bay Rrdge Anlta was most anxrous to resume her studies here In these days of defense con scrousness and Frrst Axd st11dy An1t1 IS preparmg to begun nurse trunmg at S'11nt Vrncent HOSplfll M1Dl11C tm E .lg - 71 h Q1 : 'Z f-: ill . 2 K I cg P ' FT I 1 . ::. i 1 a - lg, Q Q , ::5 117:-f -- . Q. . . ,Eg 1? - , 1 , , :nil . l ' , I - . 2 1 Y 1 9, .- 5: . , , , , ' ' Q V , , .1 'J V1 c 1 1 . ' 3.7 .? W. 8 - , - ,. -ff . r 1 I -, Manager of Srzlzzzlor. as Senior Vice- -l , - ff- , 1 4 a ' - llll- l xl ' z 2 A ' V 1 W 2 2 , I ' S I F ' ' Q l 1 ' 1 ' y 2 1 2 2 l ' 4 - V I S , 2 4 L 1 ' 2 ' . ' . ' 1 ' ' ' Q S ' 1 hr ' ' f 'lf . . 2 . a - . . 1 ' K ' 2 - . R . l I K A ' A 1 1 ' . ' 1 - 1 c . 7 , . c c I L . ' 4 ' 1' ' ' l A , 1 L - Q .

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DOROTHY HARRINGTON the Long Island lass wlth the ex presslve brown eyes and the soft brown halr has a mayestlc bearrng One remembers her as the gentle Madonna of the French pageant As Co edltor of the Alumnae Column of Salzazor D01 kept the school ln formed of the Samt Savlour Wbor Where? A good student a loyal frlend thxs young lady presented an unusual comblnatlon of subur ban nalvete and urban sophxstlca t1on Dorothy IS a Salnt Josephs College freshman v-ff I fam? .rf GEORGETTE HAUSERS utter freedom from present day trends towards cyn1c1sm and sophlstxcatlon has made her a favornte of her class mates Her sweet volce has brought happlness on many occaslons when Georgette gracxously answered re quests for a song She IS a good dancer a voraclous reader and an enthuslastxc basketball player De spite th1s full program Georgette found t1me to pursue her musical hobby A gentle manner dlstrngulsh MIRIAM HAYDENS prescrxp t1on for .1 fruitful school llfe rec ommends serrous study 1nterspersed wlth fun and ff0l1C Many tlmes she amazed her classmates by her excel lent reutmons Possessed of a re learn merely by rote she was able to develop her sublect logxcally A secretarlal school scholarshlp re warded her eiforts As a means of relaxat1on from study M1r1am keeps pace wlth the best dancers of the Llndy and the Peabody 1 , K ' ' y ' - a ' . . - Zu iffy, Q es this modern Florence Nightingale. renrive FDCIUOIY, Miriam did DOI ' X - Q A I X . . . X . , . . . ie X ' Q 2-ff. x . . A I ,l X . . . V H n f X I ' C l N X ' - X ' . X X N s w zu-5 rf ' ill Al' is ky, J

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Y Sv lfxl 7? 1- MARGARRT LYNC H S cxcep rron1lly long bl xclc cyehshes 1ttr1ct the 1ttent1on of everyone syxth whom she converses Hlgh grades rn school vtork were xdeqmte re compense for Mugarcts desrre to s11cceed schol1st1c1lly Peggy vms 1 commlttee member for one of the most rmport mt soc1.1l 1rT11rs the Qcnror Prom An unsung herolne of the S1111 atm force Mftrgarets qctlv rty on the busrness staff proy ed her rc1d1ness to cooperuc 1nd hcr school loy 1lty M 1y Mlfg lret live up to the reputmon she estabhshed If Sunt Say 10LlI' JANE MAL KENZIE rs 1 1111114 xx 1th the light brown hrur One m1y IU 1 mystery thriller Occ 1s1on1lly I1ne fors1lces her lxtcriry pursuits for 1 hyely drtnce 1n the school tor rldor or for an afternoon 'rt 1 Brook lyn Dodger b1seb1l1 glme or 1 col legc footb1ll much Her consclen nous 1ppl1cat1on to her studres bore frult rn the form of 1 full tu1t1on schol lI'SlllP to Mercy ILIIIIOI' College MARY MALONLY m lnaged the cl1ss money durlng, the Sophomore 1nd the junlor Ye1rs Her accuracy nn keeplng rccounts sfrvtd the lmu 1ry 1947 cl1ss from hnmcul em blrrassment Alvs 1ys an enthuslastrc specmtor 1t 1thlet1c events M1ry re llcved much of the tensencss of thc gunes by her good SPOI'ISfI'1lflSlllP by provmg th If one hundred percent cooperltron sy clls success Llch noon 5111 M1ry surrounded by' vude eyed lou er cl 1ssmen who mftryeled 1t her m1stery of thc ICI'PSlLl'l0fClD rrt lf: PZ -f, : 1 tc, 1 ' 1 . ' ' ' ' yy Wy! yy I',, is - . . . ' 1 W', 1l,' K ' J 1' 1t!.l 1X.',X I Pi: 2 f rl ' ' ' 'sur' ff if fd H,-My ag- 'Xl if Q ' d.Qr51Sf1ll , , '- f 1 ' 1 r ' ' id I ' 4 ' Q ' r 1 ' z A -A ,I 44' See her wlrh her HYFGUUOIT Centered She followed where others led, there- ' 1 f Y 2 ' 'L ' 1 1 ' r f f 1 V - -' . . U a A rl ' y ' . ' ' . ' Y 6 . . . .