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

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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 -

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lNlARY BARR The icy beauty of colorful crystals promp ted Mary to prepare a project dealmg wrth crystal formatlon as her contrrbutron to the scrence exhrbrt at the recent chemrstry open house Marys rnterest rn experrments and her dexterrty wrth apparatus presage her success as a laboratory assrstant In contrast wrth her screntrfrc tendencres Marys partncr patron as vrolmrst rn the school orchestra afforded 1 pleasant outlet for her arttstrc temperament ELEANOR BENDIN Desprte shoe ratronrng these days D Onayf have lost none of therr popularity for Eleanor Weird mystery thrrllers especially those of Mary Roberts Rhrnehart entrance her To those seekrng rnformatron about avratron Eleanor gladly oblrges wrth a drssertatron on the mechanrcs of Hyrng A lrkrng for the open spaces has no doubt developed her aerral bent Her amb1t1on7 You ve guessed rt Yes rt IS to be prlot of her own plane MARION BOLLINGER Marron marntarns that her lrfe at Sarnt Savrour has been most rnterestrng although she rarely made the first page Thrs farmer ette hopes to go back lo the land Her heart belongs to the Coast Guard yet she does lrke the Marine Corps The Red Cross beck ons Marlon for volunteer duty overseas Her aesthetrc nature finds satrsfactron rn the rhythms of jrmmy Dorsey and rn the melo dres of Brng Crosby V . . . 4 4 . . . , ' a s Q . . . , . , . . . 1