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

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MARIAN SULLIVAN Marian leaves a good scholastic record at Saint Saviour Bicycling and swimming are outlets for her active spirit On Marlans approztd list one finds large shaggy dogs the Readers Digest and modern historical novels Pleasantries about Flatbush inevitably find Marian on the defensrve Her interest in chemistry has influenced her 1n choosing the career of laboratory technician Durmg her last term Marian was a reliable tzme keeper MARGARET SURRIDGF Peg, gy 1 prospective science major enjoys exchanging witty sayings with her classmates collection of sense and nonsense Peggy has served her class successfully as Chairman of the Apostolic Committee as Class Treasurer and as Consul of the Latin Club Her science project on the uses of asbestos was partxc ularly interesting Peggys sense of duty dis poses her friends to endorse and to guarantee her success MARIE SWANSON Saint Saviour orchestra loses another of its regular members through graduation This muslcian IS none other than Marie the ac cordian player Marie enjoyed the distinction of being the only girl who mastered this in strument As Business Manager of Salvalor Marie dlsplayed considerable commercial acumen The school library was another of Maries favorite haunts Saint Joseph Col lege Brooklyn w1ll find Marie on its roster this fall 32 j 1 ' 7 3 9 I l I l She eagerly awaits each Cornelia Otis Skinner J 7 . . , . , . ' I 7 7

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KAIHLEEN RYAN Kay the senior cbanteufe IS a mmrature versron of Helen OConnell Economrcs IS the forte of thns blond harred classmate A facrle mmd and a natural talent for art add to her mental equrpment From her freshman days to her senxor year Kay J antlcs have en tertamed fellow Savrourrtes As class m qzmzlor Kay wrll open any dlscusslon and wrll keep lf lively by her Whys and where fores MARY SCANLON Because of her youth Mary must defer the begmnmg of her nurse trarnrng In the mterrm however she wrll avarl herself of a scholarshlp award toward a medrcal as contrrbutron to the war effort rn the capaclty of Navy nurse Mary wlll dance attention on her charges w1th the same courteous mxen as she gracefully prrouettes her way through 1 e DOROTHY SCHESLER Somehow sprrngtrme remrnds one of Dot tze The llghtheartedness and the sweetness attached to the season are her possessrons A tmp trlted nose enhances the ptquancy of her expressron Because alrplanes have al ways mtrlgued her the Army Arr Corps rates hrgh m Domer estrmatron As News Edrtor of S4111 ator she IS a verrtable scoop snooper As her classmates say goodbye to Dome they hope that sprrngtrme wlll always remaln rn her heart 31 . . I K K . . K . , . C 7 ' 7 . . a , . . . I . I sistant course. She aspires to give a personal l'f . , - - C ' , . . . , . . . ' . . a . ' . ,'

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MARY TWOHY Thls sen1or ftnswers to Betty One may refzdxly rdentlfy her by her brings She IS at home 1n the sflddle ln fur she IS the sole equestrlenne of the class Although Betty m tends to contmue her formfrl educatlon wlth 1 vnew to jommg the cqreer woman age If rs sftfe to my thfrt she hopes to be sible to fnnswer to the query ls the lldy of the house it home? MARIE VATALARO Leadershzp wrth 1 mprtal L eprtomrzes Ma r1es scholastrc 'md extra scholastxc achleve ments Sodalrty Prefect Salzator Edrtor class orator character actress orchestra v1ol1n1st French Latrn Internanoml Relanons and Cflnrsnus Club member these 1re some of the spheres whereln Marne showed her ablhry Her budget 1dm1ts of a season ncket to the lectures of the modern Claryrortom In Ma r1es hterary hrmament Monsrgnor Sheen IS a gurdmg star ANNE YOUNG Annes surname connotes her spmt Thls Tman blonde h1s 1 lrklng for economxcs She becomes 1 verxtfrble capltalrst when she declums on s1l1ry lrmnrs Anne IS a modern mlss 1n her tastes for poetry for dancmg and for dress NW here Anne ts there one w1ll also find Pit These two nnsepwrables are an ln terestmg twosome A busy socral lrfe fills her lensure dflys 1nd nlghts 33 4 . 4 4 . 1 s 11 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 4 4 , I n 4 . 44 ' 6 . . - 1 9 v 1 1 1 1 ' 1 4 l 4 4 ., . . . 1 44 . 4 4 4 l 44 . v 1 4. 4 ' 4 4 .