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

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JOAN MURTHUM oan can tell you all the joys of berng a commuter Untrl she moved to the suburbs oan was a farthful member of the school orchestra Whenever any affarr at Samt Savlour needed her support not only joan but her whole famrly rallred to the cause She must have good powers of persuasron Now a student at Kaupert Secretarml School loan IS no longer 1 commuter JOAN N ULTY oan rs 19435 sophrstrcated senror Whether arrayed rn sports clothes rn rn formal attlre or rn formal rarment this young lady comports herself to lit the oc casron It was at the varrous proms sponsored by the school that joan drsplayed her famrlrarrty wrth the correct socral forms joan represents Samt Saviour at the Kath arrne Grbbs Secretarral School Wxth her ex cellent socral background joan should make good busmess contacts ROSEMARY O HARA If you are rn need of sympathy or en couragement let Rosemarys humor drspel your gloom Her Celtrc ancestry IS apparent rn both her sunny drsposxtlon and rn her wrllrng nature Indlcanng her preference rn studxes IS Rosemary s membershrp rn the I-Irs tory Club Her partrcrparron rn fostermg co operatron rn the Lrbrary Club undertaklngs attests her avrdrty for readmg As a member of the staff of Salvator Rosemary dxrected her journalrstrc talent toward feature wrrtlng J . - s s ' 9 1 . c . 4 r , n 1 . y . s 9 1 . L 1 1 , . a . . , . . . 1 z .

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HELEN MCCARTHY The strams of Schubert s A ve Mana trans ported the assembled students from thrs mun dane sphere to celestlal henghts Few of the Crusaders knew that Salnt Savrour had such a gifted smger unt1l Helens sweet volce proclalmed her hidden talent Helen s natural wxllmgness to help aserted ltself 1n many ways durmg school hours and after classes At present she IS domg very credxtable work m Berkeley Secretarxal School MARY MAHONEY Her Ipana smile coupled wlth her hearty laugh enable this senxor to express her good sense of humor Marys abnlxty to master French and Latm account for her deslre to study forelgn languages EXICHSIVC readmg durrng lensure hours has greatly wndened the scope of her nmagmatnon Loyalty and wll lmgness to cooperate have made many frtends for Mary durnng her hxgh school years All who reahze her worth agree that success rs sure to follow her rn future l1fe ADELAIDE MULDooN Desplte her berng the youngest m the class Adelande manntamed a creditable scho lastnc record In her sennor year she was a staff assrstant on Salvator Because of her ladylrke manner Adelalde deported herself as a receptlonxst at the Freshman Party and the Crusade Brldge Brooklyn College IS the stage of Adelardes present educatxonal ef forts In th1s seat of learnmg she 15 pursumg secretarral studles . . . , . . . , a , . . , . ' a a . , . ' 1

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MARGARET O REILLY In again out again gone again Peggy Wherever she goes she has a good following There is always plenty of animation around er there 15 never a dull moment when Peggy IS present Well versed in the art of entertarment this lne uzre radiates good humor Here at Saint Saviour she was active in the social life last winter Peggy was a member of the Prom Commrttee GRACE RINCONES Well poised well read and well fitted for public speaking is this senorita Grace is elo quent when she discourses on the Good Nelghbor Policy She portrays feminine and Editor Grace kept the grads in the news In this day of mechanized music it is re freshrng to hear Grace play classical selec tnons This expert pianist IS also a devotee of the rhumba and the tango DOLORES ROE Dolores gives fair promise of becoming a competent business executive She proved her mettle as Senior President as Co Editor of Tlmbor and as Exchange Editor of Sal zator As Chairman of the Catholic Students Mnssron Crusade Dolores radiated her zeal for this apostolic work among the student body For her pause in the day s occupation she reveled in the pleasures of wholesome reading and in the intricacies of modern dancing U ,, . , . , . lj, , . h Q- . k . n . . , . 1 Q . ' , . , . masculine roles with equal skill. As Alumnae , . , . y - . , . 3 18