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

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PATRICIA SHEEHAN Sport that wrrnkled Care derrdes And Laughter holdrng both hrs srdes best descrxbes Pat Yes thus lrvely lassre farrly danced ln the realm of sports Sarnt Saviour wlll remember her not as a great student but as the class athlete She IS a ways ready to smrle or to sympathrze as the occasron demands Utterly devord of affec tatxon Paz rs an mterestrng conversatronalrst whlch trait should help her m her secret mal career MARGARET T oor AN Margarets unobtrusrve manner has con trlbuted deflnrtely to her spxrlt of cooperft txon Instances of these combnned trfuts pre duttes rn the fall dramatrc PICSCHIQIIOD and at the Crusade Brrdge Her perseverance rn the face of drfhcultres has developed Mar garets strong character Her consrderatron for others merrts specral mentron Each day finds her Staten Island bound to further her educanon under the banner of Notre Dame ANN WALSH Smcerrty frankness and sweetness of dns posmon characterxze Ann Her schohstrc achrevements bore frurt rn her extra cur rrcular program Ann was Consul of the Latln Club Presrdent of the French Club a charter member of the Hrstory Club and Assocrate Edrtor of Salmtor She manages to smrle at yust the rrght trme and though her sense of humor IS somenmes a source of trouble rt has garned her and wrll contrnue to galn her many frlends 7 ' s . . K , . ' 1- . K . . K - L . sented themselves in her behind the .rcener . . . . , , .- . S C . 7 I 3 , 7 19

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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

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JEANNE WALSH Meet January 1943 s nt ladg A genulne student a successful Journalrst a talented actress ts Jeanne The French the Latm and the Hrstory Clubs clarm her as a member Salwztor Hourrshed under her rntellrgent ed rtorshrp Apprecratrve audrences reacted to her hlstrrontc ventures Jeanne reveled m the krngdom of books Should she be missing at 'my trme one would rnvarrably hnd her rn her sanctum the hbrary JOAN WALSH You may remember Joan as Moody Spur geon rn Anne 0 Green Gabler as Edttor of the Fashton Column or as decorator of the audttorxum for the Crusade Brrdge It was rn the last named undertakmg that oan proved her creatrve ab1l1ty Mocassrns knee length socks and brards whtch Joan was the first to mtroduce rnto the class showed her to be tn step wrth the modern trend Ever happy and ever cheerful Joan should be suc cessful rn the nursxng profession 4 r ' fi fl s a 4 ' 3 1 . 1 ' 1 f , J . , ' s s 1 . 7 -