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

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BETTY DEAN the tllss tome dun IS an outstandmg I1t1n stu dent and an attne member of the Carla Slzmfz Sdlltlfllilf She has ton tributed regularly to S4111 alor rn her mformmg book revxews Contem pomry poetry appeals to th1s Tltmn hured semor Betty IS not satrsfmed vt 1th merely readnng and wrth study mg the modern poets she has Vsflf ten severll short poems In her many srded persomllty Betty runs the zgunut from the sublrme to the rldlculous EE! 5 ni 9 :llll xxtk X ,ID jf MARY DOLAN june 1947s ever rmdy gurl drspenses freely of her talents and of her SCFVICC to lend 1 helpmg hand nn school hours md lfter school hours Mary enyoys I'C'1LllDb she IS one of the best patrons of the sthool lrbrary Her favorlte authors are Ellery Queen md Mary Roberts Rmehart Mary has developed a llklflg for culmary petnzmg meal To keep fit physrcal ly she resorts to basketball and to hockey Q- VIRGINIA DUNPHY better known as Dumpy has held ofhtes ln Class and ln extra turrrcular work the Varsrty rn bowlmg and played class basketball In keepmg Wlfh her mterest Vnrgmm wears sports clothes very well The Brooklyn Dodgers have a loyal rooter m Vrr gmra Tommy Dorsey ranks hrbh IH her poll of favorltes In c1v1l1an defense thxs Savourxte has done good servrce Lower classmen look to VlfglHl21 as a leader W I kk M ,xv X I ' X f -1 W , x f . Y y Q , 1' ' l ' . ,L I' , ' l - YZ .. - L . YT . l I 1 arts Shg Can Plan agd Serve ag ap- AIl'1lCIlC3.lly ll'1CllflCCl, ID21Cl6 Vfrq , 1 , , , , . . 9 ., . J I . - if-qyffl X b ' . . so ll l l y ' . . . . ' e Ri ll ll ' 1 I ll l I l If Y . . . . . lf I ' : A-4 I . ' 140 X 4 5' , f l I - .ily I ,P ' l 'X ith gt . . 1 - - f ' 4

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ALICE CANAPARY the scho I'lSIlL le xder of her cl lss throughout her entlre hugh school course hfls crowned her efforts rn thc tcqursr non of SLll0IlI'SlIlpS to severll col leges IVIIIIIGITIIIILS Englrsh md French lllfflglle Alrce Furthermore, she his shown exceptlonrl dbllrty m her successful edltorshlp of Sal lllf0f and rn the clever lme sketches of the jubrlee edmon of Tbubnr Her lesthetrc mture wppexrs rn her gr tceful mterpretatxon mf he rhumbl VIRGINIA CLARK has made a good academlc record dt Samt Savlour As Presldent of the French Club she drrected nts actrvxues and was qu1te professronal 1s leader of the French srngmg rn Qssembly Cl.1ss athletrcs hnd her ern efrger ptr txcrpant bowllng 1nd hockey be-mg her favorrte sports Mmy wrll re member V1rg1n1.1 as the energetrc cheer letder m the Sdmt SFIVIOLII' games Mwy her frrendly smrle md her gennl nxture ever sc ltter sun shlne llong llfes wx ly FLORENCE CROWLFY Bqy Rrdges t1ll slender golden hfured gurl h1s 1n xrtrstnc temperxment Through her colorful posters she has given due publrcrty to the v1r1 ous Sum S'lV10LlI' 1ct1v1t1es Florence resembles Agnes Repplrer, the noted Catholrc essqyrst rn one respect namely rn her fondness for the felme crertron In the rewlm of sports she pl 1ys 1 good set of tenms 1nd enjoys breistmg the waves Her mmte drollery h1s delrghted her cllssmttes on mmy occ 1s1ons X4

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GLORIA EBEL, the tltss blonde dftntes with a smile on her lips find with 1 song in her heqrt This Ssnnt Sfmour sotifilite enyoys pirties find people Not an fittive ithlete Glorm lends her moml support by ittend ing the glmes She hfts done smff work on Salzatnr sis Co editor of the Ewtthtnge Column As 1 duet sion Glorm l-:nits One will sly thftt she h1s mtstered this trt when one sees the v1r1ety of swetters thdt Gloria wemrs NIURIEL IILDRIDGE B1yR1dge born llkl bred lsplres to the ffis Lll'l'lEll'1g tireer of 1 dletltifin for whith she intends to prep tre it the College of S11nt Eltnbeth Convent Station A sports fdn Muriel be mme one of the most rabid bowling that sport 1t Sfunt Saviour In tlqss bftsketbftll Muriel w1s 'tlwtys fi par titipint 'ind ftt 'ill se1son1l gimes she was an interested spectator Muriel is finxious to pletse 1nd IS xx illing to help Q-Qu gl- il- fmyxfllcm M1-D 4-. +13 clined to be tfllkative yet when s e speaks she punctufttes her remarks with stllies of suntillfttmg wit Saint Sftviour ftpprecmtes jfine for her conscientious work on both the Sfzlzalor 'ind the Tbzzbor stills e divides her leisure moments tween irtistie renditions from t e Ll'lSSlC'1l masters on the pmno mt dexterous handling of the pwddle 1nd the btll over the ping pong, tible The nursing profession is line s objective 5 rl ' , 2,01 F1 ' 1 L J .,.- ,X L.. 1 l 1 5 ' Hfwi ff ' it , , , gg L C I . t L L ' 1 ' . . ' .' li , . 'I ' ' 1 ' . X . t Q I s , it -ih 5 , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 . ' 1 . 1 ' - 1 , 1 1-' - - . 1 ' 1 , ' ' 1 2 x . ' 1 1 1' 2 . . z . ' - 1 a Q ' enthusiasts with the initiation of JANE FEENEY is seldom in- . 1' 1 ' . '. ' 1 ' , h 1 1 , ' 1 . 1 . - , ' 1 1 ,. ,. 1 1 . 1 , ' 1 ' ' 1 ' '. K K . 1 I K.. C l S .1 L ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' . ' 1 1 .Sh . . . be- t ' '- h 1 1 ' - Y - 1 I ' ' 1 W hwy- Q . . , X ., y I V Y I X j '