St Simon High School - Stockade Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1949
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CARM Apologetics and Religion I9 Fclcu lgf Relzgzom SISTLR MARY ANGELA RSM PIIUCIPBI SISTER MARY CARMIILA RSM fremh SISTER MARY EDMUND RSM 1211511511 RCIIEIOH SISTLR MARY ADELAIDL RSM I-hsrory Pubhmuon Adv1ser SISTLR MARX JUDITH RSM Blology I-Icalrl Edumuon Qommerual Subjects SISTER MARY MLCHTILDL RSM Mathematlcs Llbrarxan 20 X o 0 - ,... , , 17 .7 'I 1 I , , Y C . , .. -.J , , Is A ' a ,... x fb MARY L REILLY HELEN H SANDIFORD B A College of Mount St Vincent B 5 College Of MOI-lm SI Vlflfent M A New York Umvefsny Engllsh Publlcatnons Advxser ALVIRA L, RUSSO DOROTHY T. QUARANTA B.A. College of New Rochelle BA- Humef College Social Studies M.A. Fordham University Latin 21 gf! ESTHER J KENNEDY WILLIAM R LARKIN BS Fordham BA Manhattan History Science Health Education Basketball Baseball Coach EDWARD F. LARKIN THOMAS V. LYONS B.A. Manhattan B.A. Manhattan M.A. Columbia University Science, Mathematics Science, Commercial Law, Speech, Track Coach uk. Rm MARGUERITE j FURY B A Good Counsel College Algebra Latin g J 'Nm-.vs W9 ELSIE MCKIERNAN BA Hunter College MA Columbxa University Ar: -if f MERCEDES V DOLAN School Secretary ROBERT WILKES B A Manhattan Music -4 Rx 1 . -. 'x Al., EA' ff 'irlxxx .E W' sq ' 'mfg' 5 'Q' X ,+. uv -0 F , a s 2 lv- . 1 4 f y 417 f!'- ISL ' 1 3' .L ' .' ', .SE-Q2 Y X K. .vw L, C 'I XX Y? ffxnw If ff . , x ff l KAW Ky Q 1 Y .4 f N Nj QM-EA ,Qj X A w f X riff js X e Classes HY ' '-Q. sf,- farn.. 34 Cs' X v' N' JOAN BEDFORD Speedy The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Children of Mary lg Dramatic Club 2g Library Club 1,23 Senior Civics Forum 4. PATRICIA BLACKBURNE Path A tender heart, a loyal mind, Dramatic Club lg Library Club l,2,3g Basketball lg Children of Mary lg Mission Club lg Glee Club 2g Senior Civics Forum 45 Sewing Club 4g Poster Club 2. MARY BLAKE Peaches Sparkling eyer with smile ro .fweel Make lhir lan a dainty Heal. Mission Club 29 Children of Mary l,2,5,4g Library Club 2g Dra- matic Club 2g French Club 2,3,4g Poster Club 25 Senior Civics Forum 4. MARILYN BOWE Lynn Personality is to her, what perfume is to a flower. Dramatic Club 2g French Club 2g Glee Club 2,3g Senior Civics Forum 4. MATTHEW V. AGRICOLA ..A1,, He could not he far off from happinerrf Nature was hound to his Jurfeuf' Intetclass Basketball 55 Simag Club 2g Glee Club 25 Senior Civics Forum 4g Interclass Track 5. MARY ASHMORE Ash Her character ir ar golden ai her rhining hair, Torch Staff lg Children of Mary l,2g Mission Club l,2,5g Glee Club 2g Dramatic Club 2g Library Club 1,23 Publicity Club 35 Senior Civics Forum. VIRGINIA BARNETT Ginger A rare jewel in a natural renting. Children of Mary lg Library Club 2g Mission Club l,2,5,4g Simag Club Officer 23 Stockade 2,55 Torch 4g Senior Civics Forum 45 French Club 4g Class Officer 3,4. JOSEPHINE BARRON Bright ar the run, fair at the lily. Children of Mary l,2,3,4g Library Club 1,25 Simag Club 23 Classical Club 5g French Club 2,3,4g Senior Civics Forum 4g Mission Club , 1,2g Basketball 1. I y ,, ' rl 1 if ' i . Q17 ' M la ' Wt A v I, v ' I ' H W - 5 'JI 4 ' 'ws- Av? M'5T Y' I v YT!! X l f7. '-av fg' 'M' 4111 HELEN CAIAZZO Her voice war like the voice The Jtarr had when they rang together. Children of Mary 1,2,5,45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Mission Club 2,145 Classical Club 2,55 Simag Club 25 Library Club 1,25 French Club 2,55 Senior Civics Forum 45 Sewing Club 45 Glee Club 2,33 Stockade 4. CAROLE CARBONI Corky Referee with franknerr, art with truth allied, Courage with Joftnerr, moderty with pride. Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 French Club 25,45 Classical Club 2,39 Mission Club 1,2,3,-45 Senior Civics Forum 45 Simag Club 25 Torch Staff 23,45 Glee Club 2,55 Dramatic Club 25 Stockade 45 Class Officer 2. CLAIRE CASTELLI Jaw Winrorr1e and Jweet, .rmall and neat. Children of Mary 1,25 Mission Club 15 Library Club 15 Glee Club 1, Senior Civics Forum 4. JEANETTE MARY COMMESSO Jay C. Her eye ir hright, a well of lore, A rpring of light. Children of Mary 1,25 Mission Club 15 Library Club 1, Glee Club 2,35 Senior Civics Forum 4. 27 N HANNAH BRADLEY Terry Her laughter tinklet, And her rmile ir quick. Children of Mary 1,25 Dramatic Club 15 Mission Club 1,25 Library Club 15 Senior Civics Forum 4. WILLIAM BUCHANAN Bucky Whore armour ir hir honert thought. Glee Club 2,35 Interclass Basketball 1,255 Simag Club 25 Senior Civics Forum 45 Interclass Track 2,5. JOHN BURKE HU ir a chronicle of action: just and bright. Glee Club 2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Softball 35 Senior Civics Forum 4, Interclass Basketball 3,4. LAWRENCE BUTO ..Larry,, HiJ good moodr are contagiourf' Glee Club 1,25 Senior Civics Forum 4. 1 . J wif Xffoqdn by f . . .Q al ', 1 - i .,..-vw... 'Ui :J 8 I a f fzin f' ff, A .5 era 5 Q . V xt j YT C' I-W' X?-QV LUCILLE DEVLIN Devy Oh thou ar! fairer than the ezfening mir. Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 Poster Club 25 Senior Civics Forum 4. MAURICE DI MARCO HMO., MiJchiez'0uJ, humorour, clever, May fortune he with you forever. Senior Civics Forum 45 Library Club 1,25 Glee Club 2,3. MARY DOLAN Catherine Full of life and fu!! of fun. Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Sewing Club 45 Mission Club 15 Senior Civics Forum 4. JOAN DONOHUE joanie Minh, ziiiih thee I mean to life. Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Simag Club 25 Latin Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Senior Civics Forum 45 Dramatic Club 1,25 Glee Club 2,35 Sewing Club 4. GIRARD K. CONDRON jerry Hit ufordr are hondrf Hir oathr are oraclerf' Glee Club 2,35 Track 25 Interclass Basketball 2,3545 Senior Civics Forum 45 Torch 4. JOAN DALY A good heart ir worth gold. Children of Mary 1,25 Mission Club 1,25 Library Club 1,23 Glee Club 35 Girls' Basketball 15 Senior Civics Forum 4. . ' f' , 5' NORMAN DELANEY Norm 4' True in u'0rd,' friend indeed. Junior Varsity 1,25 Varsity 5,45 Interclass Basketball 1,25 Senior Civics Forum 45 Interclass Softball 1,2,5,45 Glee Club 25 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4. EDWARD DE LEO Eddie Athletic.r if my ifery life, Varsity Basketball 2,3545 Varsity Baseball 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Senior Civics Forum 4. Q' CII' 5 .av T LV Q X , F , 6 1 ,, ff -t -sf' BARBARA FASSIG Bobs Wit ir the errence of charm. Children of Mary 1,2,3,4g Mission Club 1,2,5,4g Library Club 1,2, 5,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. JOAN FEGER Cookie S1eadfart affection courage and u'irdom. Children of Mary 1,2,3, Poster Club 1,2g Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Library Club 1,29 Dramatic Club 1,25 Simag Club 2, Latin Club 2,5, French Club 3,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. RACHEL FLATLEY .Rays Blilhe and honng, good and gay' Children of Mary 1,2,3,4, Dramatic Club 2, Library Club 2,55 Mission Club 2,39 Senior Civics Forum 4. JAMES V. GANNON Jimbo He ir a lrue and indurlvioru friend. Interclass Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 5,4g Senior Civics Forum 4, Baseball 3g Softball lg Srockade 4. 1 4 I Q, - MARGUERITE EGAN yin Wzrh hrrghi eyer lzhe the daun 5' 1 I ins Basketball 1 Dramatic Club 1 2 Simag Club 2 Library Club Q 6 Q q .- L7 French Club 12 Classical Club 2 5 Mission Club 1254 !',,r , The uzll to do the soul to dare 6-1 'ab ff' I . -...yi 'ts W' ,aiu- sr-.5 i l I JOAN HART Dagwood My heart ir warm with The friendt I make. Children of Mary l,2,3,45 French Club 253,45 Classical Club 2,35 Dramatic Club 15 Mission Club 1,2535-45 Officer of Mission Club 45 Simag Club 25 Library Club 1,25 Basketball Team 15 Senior Civics Forum 45 Class Oiiicer 1,3545 Stockade 4. KATHERINE HARTMAN ..Kay.. Nothing it impofxihle to a willing heart. Children of Mary 1,3,45 Poster Club 3,45 Senior Civics Forum 45 Student Council 3. JOAN HASTINGS High erected thought! Seated in a heart of rourleryf' Children of Mary l,2,35 Poster Club 25 Library Club 25 Simag Club 25 Latin Club 35 Senior Civics Forum 45 Stockade 4. LUCILLE HAUGH Kid Like matic on the watery It thy meet mice. Basketball Clubg Mission Clubg Glee Clubg Children of Maryg 30 Senior Civics Forum 4. ROBERT GEOGHEGAN ..Gig., A hinder friend haf no man. Interclass Basketball l,2,35 Glee Club 2535 Senior Civics Forum 4' Library Club 2. y PATRICIA GERNS Pat Dark hair and eyer are a fair dirguire For one rn gay ar the. Children of Mary lg Dramatic Club 15 Glee Club 2,35 Senior Civics Forum 4. BERNADETTE GINTY There it .meet matic here that mfler fallt, Than pelalr from the hiorwz rarer on the gran. Children of Mary l,2,3,45 Mission Club l,2,3,45 Library Club 25 Latin 2.31 Senior Civics Forum 45 Sewing Club 45 French Club 25 Simag Club 25 Dramatic Club 1,25 Stockade 45 Class Oiiicer 154. EILEEN GINTY In her eger are bright Jhining Jtari In her cheekr fair rorer, you ree. Classical Club 2,35 French Club 2,35 Children of Mary l,2,3,45 Simag Club 25 Senior Civics Club 45 Mission Club 1,2,3,-45 Officer of Mission Club 35 Sewing Club 45 Glee Club 2,3g Library Club 25 Dramatic Club 25 Torch 45 Stockade 4. 4 l i .M X5-J C373 3 'Q'f R - Sv- 5' 47' ig, -t.. .A 4? 'v I w tlv. L er' ' f CHARLES IDLET Ish Surfers is counted Jueeteyr, By there 14,10 rtrize 10 tucfeedf' Basketball -lg Senior Civics Forum 4. FRANCES JONES Fran Where tbougblr referzelg tu 961 expreu Hou pure. buzz tfear their ,tu ellmg place. Chiltlren of Mary lg Library Club lg Glee Club lg Mission Club lg Senior Civics Forum -l. JOHN KACHEJIAN Chic No man len' proud than be, Nor fared for homage len. Basketball 1.2.3.-1g Baseball l,2,5,-lg Cvlee Club 23 Simag Club 2g Dramatic Club lg Softball 25 Senior Civics Forum 4. RITA KEALEY Reet She nmkei lfze coming hour or erfluu uilb joy. Chiltlren of Mary l,2.5,Aig Mission Club 35 Dramatic Club l,2g Glee Club 2.51 Sewing Club -lg Library Club l,Z,-ig Simag Club 2g Basketball lg Senior Civics Forum -l. EMERSON HENRY Whiti6 HC07ZflLf6?If in Jpiril and reatlx for either ouzmmef' Glee Club 2,713 Simag Club 23 Library Club l,2g Class Oflicer lg Senior Civics Forum Al. CLARA HOWARD Red He made her tmile of the furxrhinef He moulded her bear! of pure gold. Children of Mary l,Z.5,4g Dramatic Club 1,25 Glee Club 2,3g Simag Club 25 Classical Club 33 French Club 2,33 Basketball lg Mission Club 5,4g Senior Civics Forum 49 Sewing Club fig Stocltatle 4. RICHARD HOWARD Dick Happy am If from care I'm freef Why arerfl they all COYIIEVIIKII like me? lnterclass lg Cvlee Club 2.5g Poster Zg Senior Civics Forum rig Torch Aly Stocliatle Aig Varsity Manager 4. MARY HURLEY ..Mary.. Emery inrh a mark of l0z'elinerJ. Mission lg Children of Mary lg Senior Civics Forum 4. l ,lf- 4llff '? -ea.. V 1 ew . W at-V. 'I 9 4 , F i ROBERT KIERNAN Bob Humble and hopefulg Hit good fortune ir the tame. Interclass Basketball 1,23 Senior Civics Forum 4g Glee Club 1,25 Library Club 25 Track Team Z. HELEN LEAHY A mind at peace with all helouq' A heart uihoie love it innocent. Children of Mary Ig Library Club 1g French Club 35 Simag Club Zg Sewing Club 4g Senior Civics Forum 4. ROSEMARIE LIGUORI Roe-Roe The honert look and laughter of a happy heart. Children of Mary l,2,3,4g Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 29 Glee Club 2,3g Senior Civics Forum 4g French Club 2g Library Club l,2,3,4g Publicity Club 2,5. MARIE LOMAS Ree Among her talents lie there three: Beauty, fair play, and gaietyf' Children of Mary 1,43 Sewing 43 Senior Civics Forum 44 Library Club 25 Mission Club 2,3,4g Class Officer 4. JOAN KELLEHER Sweet tempered, good natured. Sincere heyond nzeaxuref' Sewing Club 43 Senior Civics Forum 4g Children of Mary l,2g Library Club lg Glee Club lg Class Officer 4. EILEEN KELLY Fair and uiye if Jhe,' The hearenr Juch grace did lend her That Jhe might admired he, Children of Mary l,2,3,4g Mission Club 1,2,5,4g Library Club 1,25 Dramatic Club 1,24 French Club 2,3g Classical Club 2,3g Simag Club 2g Poster Club 4g Stockade 4g Senior Civics Forum 4. DOLORES KENNEY Doclie Her hrou' to loft, ro calm, Jo eloquent. Library Club 23 Mission Club 1,24 Classical Club 53 French Club 1,2g Glee Club Z,3g Senior Civics Forum 4g Poster Club 35 Children of Mary 2. MARY KENNY Bunny A fairylf child- Her hair if hright, her foot if light. Children of Mary l,2g Library Club lg Dramatic Club 1,25 Mission Club lg Senior Civics Forum 4. .. r 'fa' Mop' 'nl 'Z' -..f, Q..y Q ' l 93 as r-...f 2 3 A 155- 1' MARY MAHER Mimi She loohr ar clear ar the morning rorer Newly warhed in dew. Cvlee Club 1,29 Children of Mary lg Mission Club lg Library Club 13 Senior Civics Forum 4. MAUREEN MALVEY HMO., To hear her :peak and Juyeetly rmile, You are in Paradire the while. Senior Civics Forum 4g Glee Club 1,2g Library Club 15 Cheer Leader 53 Children of Mary 1,2,3g Simag Club 2g Classical Club 2g French Club 4. VERONICA MCCAFFERY Ronnie Friend of plearurey u'irdom'r aid. Children of Mary 1,2,3,-43 Classical Club 2,34 Dramatic Club l,2g Library Club l,2g French Club 25 Mission Club 1,2,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. MARION MCCARTHY Blondie To ree a lar! 50 rueet and,air, it ir a pure delight. Children of Mary l,2,3,4g French Club 2,3,4g French Club Officer fig Classical Club 2,35 Dramatic Club 1,2g Mission Club l,2,3,4g Simag Club 2g Library Club 1,25 Senior Civics Forum 45 Stoclcade 4g Torch 4. 33 RICHARD LOONEY Rich HU quaint uit maker home-trulhr 596771 more true. junior Varsity 2g Varsity 3,43 Glee lub 2,3g Inrerclass Basketball 1,23 Softball 2g Simag Club Zg Senior Civics Forum 4g Library Club 2. EDWARD LYNCH Ned Men of feu' unrdi are the finer! men. lnterclass Basketball 5g Senior Civics Forum 4. JAMES LYNCH ..-lim., Very quiet it hir air, Bu! much of worth ir hidden there. Library Club 1,2,3,4g Interclass Basketball 3g Senior Civics Forum 4. BEATRICE MACISCO Beady MagnifIcenre and grace - Excellent courteryf' Children of Mary 1,2,3g Mission Club 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2,33 French Club 1,23 Sewing Club 4g Simag Club 2g Glee Club 2g Library Club 23 Senior Civics Forum 43 Stockade 4. .B sl , 0 L 32' it A rf V 'v'l C3 -sr ar -n . 5 A l l . i il ,lil . is 1 '- I , FJ 4 W ARTHUR HMccLELLAND r , . 4 Art I rf' ! iff 'Tbe egei of conrcieizre tetling ezery Jimke. I J' G. jd , i ' f To make lair deed the mearure of a mari, ' - 1 , ,,.-- fee Club ffm Senior Civics Forum 4g Simag Club 2. K' , ' a ill ' I' J' JOHN MCCORMICK ML ' 4:7 i VERONICA MCGOVERN Ronnie A face of lib beauty, ll 'i1l.1 a form of airy grace. Children of Mary 1,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2g Glee Club 2,33 Mission l,2,3,4g Library Club l,2,3,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. EILEEN MONAHAN HI., Al1z'a35 happy, luring ana' gay, Enjoying life'J bei! at it comer her Il ag. Children of Mary l,2,5,4g Mission Club l,2,3,4g Library Club l,2,3,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. ANNE MULHERN 'Vidmirablg .fcbooled in ererg grace. Basketball lg Children of Mary l,2,3,4g Simag Club kOthcerJ 25 Mission Club 2,3g Glee Club 2,5g Library Club 2,33 French Club 2,3,4g Classical Club 3g Dramatic Club lg Senior ivics Forum 4. MATTHEW MULLEN Matty Aim zrifb a grin, and you cannot min. Softball 5,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. Laughter um mine, And mine ua! youibf' My l junior Varsity 1,2g Simag Club 2g Glee Club 1,21 lnterclass Basket- ball 1,2,3g Senior Civics Forum 43 Library Club 25 lnterclass Track 2,3. FLORENCE MCCRAIN Flo-Flo You're ar Jlvinirzg and bright ar golzferz Jtarr, llvlnen they come ou! to play. Children of Mary l,2,3,4g Mission Club l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 21 Glee Club 2g Sewing Club 4g Senior Civics Forum 4g French Club 4g Library Club 45 Torch 45 Stockade 4. CATHERINE MCDERMOTT Cathy lWben Irirla eyes are Jmiling, Sure, they steal your bear! away. Children of Mary l,2,5.4g Library Club 1,25 Mission Club l,2,3,4g Senior Civics Forum 4g Torch 43 Stockade 4. ll I lbs 'YU' ' el-,Lf ' 6: '7-R65 fr' W. ur- ,f I I ,. A!! :gs is O qv JEANETTE NOLE Chickie 'frmzelirner reriouf, manly gay, Bu! ererjone like! her either zany. Mission l,2,5g Children of Mary l,2,5,-43 Library Club lg Senior Civics Forum 4g Stockade 4. MARGARET NORCHI Peggy W ' Lore of life nuker thir larr a cheerful companion. Children of Mary 1,2g Mission Club 1,25 Dramatic Club lp Glee Club 1, Senior Civics Forum fi. MARY NORTON Rusty Fair qualztier of poire and charm, Her beauty could a king i1'z.rizrm. Library l,2, Children of Mary l,2g Mission Club l,2g Publicity Club 25 Senior Civics Forum -1. JOHN j. O'CONNOR jack I imz rrifmurih of all I Jurzeyf' Lilee Club 2g Library Club l,2g Senior Civics Forum -1. FLORENCE MULl,lGAN FlOriC Furl um! frolii' mme ar mzturally ax lxfc' to ruth an Irirly c0lle'er1.' Children of Mary l, Mission Club lg Senior Civics Forum 4. KACILHLEEIYI lVlL'RPHY Kaitlin Your tizlem' will perrez EVr17lfU uzll zz in you glory, Children of Mary l.2,3,Aig blbssion Club 1.23.41 French Club 2,5,4g Oihcer of French Clubjg .Latin Club 2,53 Simqig Club 2g Dramatic Club 1,25 Libra y Clgbl fl: Glee Club 2,5g Senior Civics Forum 4g Torch -ig Stqgligdafl. - 1 7 4-IIN ,F Aff X 1' EILEEN INIURRAY xx' N - A I -X , l , . X - ,' She ri' hke Ilya Jun -- ' I V A frieml in all and 11 foe to none. Children ol Mary l.2g Mission Club l,2.Lig Senior Civics Forum 4g Library Club lg Cilee Club 2. GERALD MURRAY jerry 'Tir truly raid Ilya! umler the red head lie!- joy and mirflaief and l1lJ'd0!7Z.U lnterclass I,Zg Senior Civics Forum 4g Library Club 23 Interclass Track Z. Q' I l 45 -51 2 Pl M: UW 'Q-4 Y' - . JOHN P. OCONNOR Ninn There if honerty, manhood, and gooa' fellozwhip in thee. Glee Club 1,25 j.V. Basketball Manager 1,25 Varsity Manager 3g Student Council 45 lnterclass Basketball l,2,3g Senior Civics Forum 4, Simag Club 25 Poster Club 3,45 Varsity 4. JOSEPH ODONNELL Hoe.. Arden as the air, And candid ar the thief. j.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity 5,45 Interclass Softball 1,25 Interclass Basketball l,2,55 Baseball l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,25 Senior Civics Forum 4. HENRIETTA O'REILLY Etta In hroun eyer radiant with zfizacily, There thine! a brilliant and romantic grace. ,SQ 3 ' 25 Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 Mission Club l,2,3,45 French Club 25 wg ' 'mag Club 25 Latin Club 2,35 Sewing Club 45 Glee Club 25 im., 4 5 ., X- ' ' ' 9 'C' HUGH O'REILLY i Lixrary Club 2, Stocltade 4, Senior Civics Forum 4. MARGARET O'ROURKE Upeggyn You are the mul of joy, hright metal, all without alloy. Library Club 1,2,3,45 Mission Club 1525.45 Dramatic Club 25 Children of Mary l,2,5,45 Publicity Club 35 Basketball I5 Stockade 45 Senior Civics Forum 4. GEORGE OSHAUGHNESSY Georgie Tall of Jtature, hind of word and good of hearty Interclass Basketball 1,2,35 Simag Club 25 Senior Civics Forum 45 Library Club l,2. PETER OWENS Buddy A natural leazler horn to rucceedf Everyone gainr hy hir fine uordr and a'eerlr. Track 2,55 Simag Club 2, Senior Civics Forum 45 Glee Club 2,5g Interclass Basketball 2,35 Softball 25 Torch Staff 4. MADELINE PASCALE Mickey A danfing Jhape, an image gay. Children of Mary 1,2,3,45 Mission Club l,2,3,45 Publicity Club 3,45 Senior Civics Forum 4, Library Club 1. Buddy Inter1re and keen ana' rharp and clear, Purruing fame with hruih and pen. Glee Club 2,35 Track Team 2,35 lnterclass Basketball 2,35 Simag Club 25 lnterclass Track 2,35 Torch 45 Stockade 3,45 Senior Civics Forum 4. ii. 6'- .9 me .HA ie- -7 -ea, - 'S-0 if--1' V7 03,5 6 1 1 1 s PATRICIA RINKLE Pat Kzmzzle1lge is the grealerr gift lzerlou ed upon the fairertf' Chilrlren of Mary 12.3.45 Mission Club 1,29 Torch 1,4g French Club 2,5535 Library Club 1,2,3.-lg Simag Club 25 Classical Club Z,5g Dramatic Club 1,25 Poster Clubg Senior Civics Forum 4. FRED RODE Fred Where be rtagerl, all jog would nay Manager, j.V. 23 Manager, Varsity 5,-lg Library Club Zg Simag Club Z5 Senior Civics Forum AI. ANTHONY SANSONE Tony Mine be llae rlreriglb of rpiril-full,and free. Cilee Club 2,53 IV. Manager 1,25 Varsity 1 I er ,4g Simag Club lg lnterclass Basketball l,2.5,-lg Softblagg' enior5Civics Forum 4. .V ' J .' M 5 1 LJ! RQBER sANl1N1 .J I I 0 ofa Bob v. Aly n eulfbjir llffdlfb rzml perferl QZTQU' Varsity Basketball Zfafig Varsity Baseball 2,5,Alg Glee Club Z3 Senior Civics Forum 11. 37 DOMINIC POST HDICICV' One of lynlllerz mirth, clothed nz the rolaer of rilent manhood. Senior Civics Forum rig lnterclass Basketball 1. MARY RAFFERTY Mare Graceful and ureful all Jhe doer Blerrirlg and bleu u'bere'er .rife gow. Children of Mary 1,43 French Club 2g Glee Club 2.53 Mission Club ,lg Sewing Club -lg Senior Civics Forum 45 Torch 4g Stockade 4. HANORAH RATTIG AN Honey Su ee! are live lhouglalr ibut Juror of content, The quiet mmf! ir richer fban a frown. Chilllrcn of Mary 1.25.44 Library Club l,2g Dramatic Club 1,2g Classical Club Z,5g French Club 2g Mission Club 1,Z,5,4g Senior Civics Forum 4. MARILYN RILEY Lynn Her mzile 50 meet and gay W'oul11' gladzlerz 4115 gloomy day, Dramatic Club 1,2g Poster Club l,2,3,4g Children of Mary 1,2,3,4g Mission Club l,2g Library Club lg Torch 2,4g Sewing Club 4g Senior Civics Forum 4g Stockatle 11. f-za 5 N gr-1' -x...f Qi A al- - - fi flu -er CAROLE TADnoNio Caledonia No Mrk too menial, no lmnr too late, ll e fiml her conrteoui, mlm. Jezldtvf' Children of Mary lg Poster Club l,2,3,4g Dramatic Club 2g French Club 23 Mission Club 53 Library Club lg Torch 43 Srockade fig Senior Civics Forum 4. MARGARET TEMPLE Margie Faulzlefr patience, unjielflirzg u'ill, Beautiful gentlefzerr and ,rplemlitl Jkillf' Library Club 1,25 Children of Mary 1,255 Mission Club l,2g Simag Club 2g Stcckade fig Senior Civics Forum ll. MARGARET TOBIN Peggy Her wire. rare smile is ru'eet uitly certainliesf' Children of Mary 1,2,3,4g Simag Club 2g Mission Club 1,5,4g Glee Club 2,54 Library Club l.2g French Club 2.5,4g Classical Club Sg Dramatic Club 1,23 Girls' Basketball lg Senior Civics Forum 4. MARY TWOMEY Dimples Ever attentive, gentle, kiml, and with highly dereloperl f70Zl'6'7.f U miml. f 38 Children of Mary l,2,-4g Library Club IQ MiSSi0I1 Clllb 1,43 Glee Club 2g French Club 23 Torch 4g Stockade 43 Senior Civics Forum 4. ANN SCHWEERS Her eyes are sapplairer ,ret in rzmu. Reremblirzg 110411771 liji ererjl lll!1k.U Dramatic Club lg French Club 2,33 Senior Civics Forum 4. PATRICK SHFAHAN The reu ard of a thing zrell done if to lvare done it. Glee Club 23 Track lg Baseball Manager lg lnterclass Basketball lg Stockade 4. MARGARET SLANE Good humor teacher charm to lair. Mission Club lg Children of Mary lg Library Club lg Senior Civics Forum 4, SHIRLEY SWINSCOE ,, lVith all ber brilliance. arm in arm, G0 quiet humor and girlirla rliarmf' Children of Mary lg Glee Club 2g Torch Staff 2.33 Class Officer SQ President of French Club ,lg Stockade 4. f'Q 6995 16' X Z 4 J 'T' N , - Q ,vu Y-T7 uv lv LAWRENCE WALL La The rearon frm, the temperate zrill. endunznre. foreiight, ,ftrength and Jkillf' Basketball l.2,3,4: Softball 2, Simag Club 2, Class Officer 3,45 Senior Civics Forum 4. MARILYN XVARD Lynne Where true fortitude z2'z4'ell5, loialti, hounty, Frierzdrhip and Hdelity are alto foumlf' Children of Mary l,2,5g Library Club l,2g Poster Club l,2g Glee Club 2,33 Simag Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, Mission Club l,Z,3,4g French Club 2,3,4g Classical Club 2,33 Senior Civics Forum 45 Torch 4g Stockade 4. JOAN WIRTH Tiny An angel beautiful and hrightf' Mission Club 1,Z,5g Children of Mary 1,25 Senior Civics Forum 4. DOROTHY WUERTH Dotty A perfect zvonzan, nohly planned To warrn, to comfort and mnmzandf' Children of Mary l,4g Sewing Club 4g Mission Club 4g Senior Civics Forum 45 Torch 45 Stockade 43 Class Oflicer 3,4 FRANCES ZERRENNER Charlie Su eel lipr uhereon perpetually doef reign The Jummer calm of golden charity. Children of Mary l,2g Simag Club 2, Glee Club 2,55 Classical Club Z,5g French Club 23,45 Senior Civics Forum 4g Torch 4. 39 il, X 4. ' S' f f v Q5- -il' . ,--...- 3 -'ZLT.3'I..r3, .1 . L1 ex' 13 P1 ,F 9' Li.-io 3 551 4- .Q A 'Y sf - . R9-ff ' - ' 1 !'.:'T:v I mi galnlgalfmy f .Q v J 'if il -mx 'Vw 4 ,f ',f 'H 0 X Kea gl-K.. Y C D HAR il , Leah, e . fra- Q 9 W' -,xxg 617.2 KU? ik 5 Ge GGY! 0 - '10 a' 523911 X 45 f wk KL 1':Qnuw3i 'ff f cMymYn. Howdf 'P-1 'ff ml fat 9 Gb many X ,LJGJ swf' Wifaon X henry X- ,vm au... Q its a'Pfg fs-mf af, X 'fB ? mlm 'E Q - X-'ZW X . ' A '-gpg 7 QA 5 -. Q aff: , O - I 7' donno' Ll I vw-we Lomas Na ' Tfffr f ' f JW Q ,AQ f' '4 bf! 99, 4-M5 E fan Bl- Gm on-1' On-Z' 'Z ewf-IJ Q ff i3 g pfugj, 'Z e'S Jan? ' fl ' I I E 0 abr. wi-4 XX . -b5.4 4,,,1v 'I ' S ' V 1 Q . . 4A J v 'fl Q 1 . ag We . f . - H.-,. . J! - if . 1 EV ,, A K Q af H 'I 1, ' M I g 3 . ' f 0 ' W Q., ED ' - fo' 4 zf': - y 1 V og - W r Q . . 'I' 3 f fl '- . - .W 'Q fix' WW! :Q ' 15 . -Q A ' X, 'f '24 nd Wag. ,ga 1' Q 0-1 , ,- VK I 1 Q85 M. AGRICOLA Where there's smoke, there's fire as Matt Agricola knows well, For soon he'll be a fireman, listening for that bell. X- gp J. BEDFORD joan Bedford is gayg Ioan Bedford is merry. That's why she'll suc- ceed as a secretary. N, .fy .fees W L J. BURKE His ahility makes it easy to see, He'll he a success as a New York Yankee. ow Tomorrow M. ASHMORE A court stenographer Maryflshmore u-ill he. If you don't believe me, just wait and see. Q. M., BLAKE Dresses are sure to he gayer and finer, When Mary Blake is a top fashion designer. EM 1' uf, , ' I.. BUTO He takes things quiet- ly with no sign of panic, He's sure to succeed as an auto mechanic. N fl' 1. BARRON Josephine Barron has made her decision: IYX x.,n She's hound to he a L future beautician. V. BARNETT W7 hen Virginia writes her hook and signs her name, It will be her first step towards world-wide fame. fm! M. BOWE A receptionist will he Miss Bowe: On to fame we're sure she'll go. Us H. CAIAZZO If in her singing she strives to go fdf, In our estimation, she'll soon be a star. af' . ., X L' -j ' T H. BRADLEY To keep a lawyer from ever griping, We recommend Han- nah to do his typing. C -f C. CARBONI Beu'ilr1'ered shoppers will he the wiser, With Carole employ- ed as an advertiser. J. COMMESSO In jeannette's typing there'll be no flaw, When she is secretary to a man of law. lu'-19. JN P. BLACKBURNE Pat will be a lady cop. We're sure she'll climb to the very top. ui 3- W. BUCHANAN L The Telephone C pany will he of gc cheer, With Bucky all lines clear. Y W. C. CASTELLI Mr. Detective. tinue your chase! Efficient .Miss is typing the case. ,Fi 8 I . 3? His distinctive an- ,Ji - as G. CONDRON When ferry becomes a radio trooper, nouncing will rate a high Hooper. .W D M. DOLAN Secretarial work is her desire In her chosen field 5he'll go higher and higher. , '- I 1 I F fs C. ERATH With your camera or your musical notes Either way you'll get our votes. lk Z V i I HN F J. DALY A secretarial job is joan's aim,- Her tact and ability will bring her fame. 71 X J. DONOHUE Never known to be tart or terse, She'll make a sweet and cheerful nurse. B. FASSIG Besides traits neces- sary, she has wit warm and merry- Therelore, she'll be a line secretary. A 4' T, W ffl: .Hi N. DELANEY Sure of success in his chosen career, Is Norman Delaney. engineer. fb A. DUFFY A secretary's position will not be stuffy, When handled by our Miss Ann Marie Dufy. 5-ng. ' -Cb J. FEGER Lady in white, sooth- ing all ills, Administering kind- ness along with her pills. at . 'N R. GEOGHEGAN We see for Bob glorious career engineer a 4K', For the wants to be an gt' Xia is-NR , Sl ww Spy are tial 4? E. DE LEO In more ways than one Ed's a good sport: So u'e're sure he'll succeed on the pro basketball court. L. DEVLIN An airline hostess' in the blue Is the ambition of our flLou'J7 E. DUNN Here and there you'll I M' EGAN see her rung Social work is her This globe trotting bean! denfei Miss is Eileen Dunn. T0 '10 flvbler work Rac if:- 'xx R. FLATLEY hel Flatley-kind and sweet, Will make a secretary, thorough and neat. P. GERNS Pat's so capable, witty and neat, She'll be a secretary that's hard to beat. could she aspire. J. GANNON This famous executive someday you'll meet, The fabulous J. G. of busy Wall Street. Y I F - ml- pi fbxh 1-qx Ci F . A sw, 649 -iz? B. GINTY Bernadette ix not a shirker, She's sure to make good as a social work- V E135- 1 L. HAUGH To be a secre ar ' I y is her ambitiong Business will profit from her decision. A? E. GINTY Eileen Ginty is aim- ing high, Her future shows for Best's xhe'll buy. J. HART A Hne receptionist will be joan Hart- For besides being pretty, xhe's very smart. S' 'J we ,-A I j ' XQ1,Q2'f'7? x.,,J.,1, I 15. HENRY 1 Have no doubts and never fear, For he will be an en- gineer. fi! Z C. HOWARD As a flyer, she'll go higher, Claire is a gal you're bound to admire. Af rw-J 7 -y Q e if X x Q cg 'ESQ gfxxx HIE: ' ,ii-F1 A E el 259' 0612+ 1. KACHEJIAN Q Gsm Iohnny's goal-a mil- R- KEALY lion pg make Rita will work where Hey!! get what has design is stressed, F. JONES after: make no mis. Her customers al- Typing writing lm- lyke, ways will be the best x ufering phones- This is the aim of Frances jones. dressed. D. KENNEY ENNY Sympathetic by nature, M' K cheerful and leind Mffy Kefmih lady She'll make a nurse of the if fmf' rarest kind. ,, Will vfwpy 4 'feel'- Mak 15? Il fI'1 .f tionixt's chair. l- I.---LJ C. HARTMAN A secretary, such as xhe, In great demand will always be. f 1 1 R. HOWARD Dorsey, Goodman, james and Krupa Make way for How- ard, a future trouper. 3?-ZSZ X-I J. KELLEHER Her lucky employer is bound to he pleased, For joan can type with superlative ease. J. HASTINGS Patience and fortitude are her main features, For joan aims to he among the finest of teachers. as 1 M. HURLE Wfith a secretary li Mary Hurley, Surely her boss un never be surly. Y ,I E. KELLY If ever you to the wild west should chance, Stop in at Kelly's famous dude ranch. 1 JSR. R. KIERNAN He is sincere, devoid of fear, He aims to be an en- gxneer. f' .K Q C' . fi! E 'L QL l - E E. LYNCH the siren pierces stillness of night, fire chief will his men to the H. LEAHY Her accounting books will always balance, Because Helen has abundant math 'mati- cal talents. 'Hi' l ll' fl ,514 f 'W 'v J. LYNCH Over the world, Fath- er jim will trod, Spreading to all the word of God. fl .X- 1 l 1 X W ::.:.f., fig I 5-x f ... 2 U U W X -L R. LIGOURI R- LOONEY Her like she'll devote M' LOMAS The Click of the fifk' to the Social Work A sicrezarybookkeep- Z, 1519? may bfmg field, er s e opes to be, 'C 12 'img' Where Charity's torch She'll attain this po- But 10 fu h?'e ef si' she'll gladly wield. salon, lull wait tml mlm bell S1111 be the see, same. 'Ll B. MACISCO When Beatty's a buy- er of great renown, She'll attract many customers uptown and down. V. MCCAFFREY With cool hands and warm heart, Nurse Ronnie McCaf- fefy will do her part. I T M. MCCARTHY Marion will be a tele- phone belle As she does a fine job in personnel. ,, C f 5.1519 41 5725 Sex A. MCCLELLAND To plants and animals he'll be a charmerg Arty wants to be a farmer. E. MONAHAN One need not be an autohiographer, To tell she'll make a clever stenographer. f-'QT M. MAHER She will acquire her heart's desire, When she becomes a successful buyer. . ,lg J. MCCORMICK Big business is to be Jackie's aim, And in that Held be will win great fame. 'Q Y ls J Q, Yun M. MALXEY In a gym someday you'll see, Maureen Maluey teaching P. T. C14 F. MCCRAIN Florence will be a lawyer's asszstantg Her judgment is clear and always consistent. C. MCDERMOTT Her fine work will uphold Simon tradi- tion, For she'll be a fewel in her secretarial po- sition. A. MULHERN With a charming manner and pleasant -voice, Ann makes nursing a suitable choice. VV G. MURRAY A businessman who'll be keen and merry, Is our own companion Master Gerry. Wir J' 7 7 j. P. O'CONNOR If with income tax re- turns troubled you may be, I. P. 0'Connor, ac- countant will be the man to see. G. O'SI-IAUGHNESSY George 0'Shaugh- nessy's chosen career, Is to be a consulting engineer. 'xx QU, M. MULLEN He'll reach the pin- nacle of success, Architectural drafting, he'll do with finesse. sh J. NOLE Interior will be her career, And success in this Held for her is clear. Decorating Q Lage gm, J. O'DONNELL To please everyone is his ambition, We wish him luck on such a mission. JFK. f I I F. MULLIGAN This young miss is never inactive, Secretarial work she'll find attractive. JN M. NORCHI With a disposition so cheerful and merry, Margaret will make a good secretary. W yyg T x M t X3 H. O'REILLY In mathematical knowledge Henrietta does abound As an accountant she'll succeed For none better can be found. P. OWENS First the marines, after that, college, Then to business with his wealth of knowl- edge. 7 1 K. MURPHY In math most stu- dents Hnd it hard to do well, But with Kay Mur- phy's teaching, t ' bound to hey re M. NORTON This nurse's manner so soothing and calm, Will react on patients like healing balm. f -.. , f f 1 if X H. O'REII.LY When you see car- toons more famous than Shmoo You may be certain their originator was Hugh. . , . ef' I Us bi , if .asa i2! A f' ---.pref gf 'Q' Nhtfmil 1 X 5 L 'Eli 'sz W' ,...... E. MURRAY She puts duty first without rush or hurryg This is receptionist Eileen Qi J. J. o'coNNoR As time goes by, we shall have the honor, Of hearing radio commentator - J. I. O'Connor. w ig M. O'ROURKE On a passenger plane, from here to Cork, We're likely to find Hostess O'Rourke. ' Q5 . V' in JQ..f,f s, i ts Q Q :,4 if s gf g .I 41' I ,a f 4 S21-ea? rL J. WIRTH As joanie says, Why, 0' L. WALL by and by, When business booms 1,11 be 4 secretary to ' and starts to pop, 4 Nprivate eyej, Mug M f.arry's sure to he on M. WARD 4 0 . . 1f'Z 21'f, lx'Z'fl1 'UU A f2?el1Ii'ER1ifiik if PM we yilled with mirth matter As concert ianist in P . Carnegie Hall. When done with speed by Dottie Wuerth. Q ill tmh Ueslum ant ol llxe Glass 5 . . , ,.' .-n. - . Que' I We, the Class of '49, having survived the tempest of countless examinations and report cards with nary a scare to blight our memories, do ordain and attest the following to be our last Will and Testament: TO FATHER DALY, our pastor and dear friend, we bequeath a pair of rose colored glasses to use when he looks at the report cards, and our deepest gratitude for being our guardian angel. TO SISTER MARY ANGELA, our patient and ever-gracious mentor, we offer our deep admiration and sincere gratitude for her benignity and prudent guidance. TO FATHER CARMEL LYNN, we give our warmest thanks for his unfailing coopera- tion and help and a subscription to the Times so that he may always have a daily list of obituaries. TO FATHER FITZPATRICK, we offer our sincere admiration for his serene manner in dealing with us, and a plant of shamrock imported directly from the Emerald Isle. TO SISTER MARY CARMELA, whose impressive but quiet dignity we have always admired, we leave a senior class with a convincing French accent- Mais Oui! TO SISTER MARY EDMUND, a sincere word of appreciation for her work with our Sodality, and we also bequeath the window dresser in Lord and Taylor so that her worries about a decorating committee will be over. TO SISTER MARY ADELAIDE, we leave a horticulturist to give her plants perpetual care, and our deepest gratitude for her untiring eHorts and sincere interest in our behalf. TO SISTER MARY JUDITH, our sincere appreciation for her help and guidance always, and an abundant supply of chopped meat to feed her newts. TO SISTER MARY MECHTILDE, we bequeath a yardstick to help her with those multitudinous graphs, and our sincere appreciation for providing us with those last minute book report volumes. TO MISS REILLY, we bequeath a roomful of electric typewriters and students with the manual dexterity to handle them. TO MRS. SANDIFORD, we leave a class in which at least one student can spell receipt without consulting a dictionary, and a special place in our hearts for just being hersel . TO MISS RUSSO, we leave a mink farm so that she may have a mink coat for every day in the week. TO MISS QUARANTA, we leave a Hammond organ to be installed in her official classroom so that she may indulge in her musical pastime whenever she desires. TO MRS. KENNEDY, we leave a seismograph to measure the fearful tremblings of those unfortunate students who didn't beat the bell. F ZE tongue TO MRS FURY we leave the wish that her future years at St Simon Stock may be as successful as her first TO MISS DOLAN we leave a robot to deliver those important messages emanating from the office TO MR WILLIAM LARKIN we leave a cheer and a shout that Simons team will always be the victor TO MR ED LARKIN we leave a modern Demosthenes to be his pride and joy TO MR LYONS we leave a garden on St Simon s roof for the benefit of his budding geologists Matthew Agricola bequeaths to joe Stone his ability to come to school unshaven The wearisome task of ascending 183rd Streets steps is bequeathed to Barbara Leid Inger by Mary Ashmore Virginia Barnett leaves the job of watering Sister Mary Adelaide s plants to any aspiring hortrculturist Josephine Barron leaves her 2 30 rush to get to work on time to Mary Nolan joan Bedford bequeaths to Winnie Kilduff her Dean Practice Set full of groceries Pat Blackburne leaves Gerry Hode her ability to serenade Sister Mary Judith between eriods P To Marilyn Kelly goes Mary Blakes dally walk from Burnside Avenue to school and her seat in Mamas Lucky Nancy Nacovsky receives a bottle of Watermans blue black ink to be used in Religion class from Marilyn Bowe Hannah Bradley bequeaths to jean Kennedy her collection of well used late slips Bucky Buchanan bequeaths the right to sleep through the first three periods to Daniel Collins john Burke leaves that very rare privilege of initiating the juniors instead of the freshmen to Lawrence LoVerd1 Lawrence Buto bequeaths to joel Segelas honorary guarding duties over the freshmen Helen Caiazzo leaves Mary Carter the task of collecting nickels for the League of the Sacred Heart Carole Carbonr bequeaths to the McCarthy twins a pair of skates so that we will be sure of two good skates in the senior class Claire Castelli leaves Jean Kennedy her favorite Sunday morning seat in the M and S Luncheonette Jeanette Commesso bequeaths her collection of morning late slips to joan Del Bene Girard Condron bequeaths to Henry Lenihan his ability to squeeze ln History homework joan Daly leaves her ability in Steno to some poor unsuspecting junior' Norman Delaney bequeaths to any diligent bell ringer the ability to leave Sister Mary Adelardes History class ten minutes early Maurice D1Marco leaves his dancing ability to any yumor boy so that the stag line will be lessened Lucille Devlin leaves her affection for Miss Rielly to Alberta Cunz Mary Dolan bequeaths her seat in the Commercial class with its ever working type writer that never types and her patience to her slster Margaret joan Donohue bequeaths her abundant knowledge of algebra which Sister Mary Mechtilde so admires to anyone who desires rt Ann Marie Duffy leaves to Dolores Ken the ability to answer Father Lynns thought questions Etleen Dunn leaves her ability to get a seat on the 8th Avenue Subway during rush hour to Barbara Danseglio Marguertte Egan bestows on her brother Tommy her old manual with all the answers Charlie Erath bequeaths to his brother Kevin all his special duties in St Simon Stock as of the time of h1s departure Barbara Lmdeman receives from Joan Feger her innate ability to fall up the stairs as gracefully as she falls down Rachel Flatley leaves the treat of a front seat in class to Paula Leidig f f 7 a f Tiff Robert Geoghegan bequeaths to Peter Errol hrs prrvrlege of berng the smallest male senror rn the school Patrrcra Gerns leaves Marranne Schrel her darly punrsh assrgnments from Father Lynn s Relrgron class along wrth her seat rn the waste paper basket Bernadette Grnty leaves to Jule McCarthy all the fun she had behrnd the lunch counter Erleen Grnty leaves her abrlrty to lose her wallet rn Srster Mary judrths Brology class to jane McCarthy Joan Hart bequeaths to Mary jane Mannrx her honorable posrtron of map hanger rn 7T5 Katherrne Hartman wrlls to the Unronport crowd the adventure of comrng to school on the bus for one more year joan Hastrngs bequeaths to some unsuspectrng junror her lunchroom seat and all rts memorres Emerson Henry bequeaths to Henry Lenrhan hrs abrlrty to be the last one rn class rn the mornrng and the Hrst one out rn the afternoon Lucrlle Haugh wrlls to Danrel Collrns her seat on the East Tremont Avenue Bus for hrs remarnrng two years of school Clarre Howard bequeaths to her srster Margre the much wrshed for abrlrty to beat the bell every mornrng of the year Rrchard Howard bequeaths to joseph Stone the thrrty pound drctronary rn Srster Mary Adelardes room so that he may have that werght of knowledge rn hrs mrnd Mary Hurley leaves her qurck method of dorng thrngs to Ray Hurley Bob Idler bequeaths to Mrckey Lamb the keys to the playground Frances jones wrlls to Drane Albertr her technrque of arrrvrng at school on trme and her seat rn Relrgron way out of Father Lynns srght john Kachejran bequeaths to Charlre Boylan hrs locker hrs unrform and hrs razor Rrta Kealey leaves her old pen wrth rts few drops of rnk to Mary Hrckey joan Kelleher bequeaths to Barbara Danseglro the abrlrty to get along wrth a temper amental typewrrter Erleen Kelly bequeaths to Mary Hrckey her vast knowledge and understandrng of brology Mary Kenny bequeaths to Ruth Sussrngham her seat rn the Vous for her mornrng and afternoon cokes Robert Krernan bequeaths hrs srncere love for gettrng hrs book reports rn on trme to Nap Lyons Helen Leahy offers to any junror who wants rt a certarn fear on report card day Rosemarre Lrguorr bequeaths to joseph Kohla her telephone book to add to hrs numerous collectron Marre Lomas bequeaths to Joan and Marron Thompson her abrlrty to be Mrss Rerlly s letter wrrtrng machrne Rrchard Looney bequeaths to Dan Lyons hrs knack of gettrng rn the homework seconds before the perrod starts Edward Lynch leaves the Junror Class the task of movrng the desks rn Room Two james Lynch leaves hrs books to any Junror who wants them b Bleatrrce Macrsco leaves her srster Mary her most cherrshed possessron h r Algebra oo To eanette Keatrng Mary Maher leaves her abrlrty to awaken at erght oclock and reach school at twenty after Maureen Malvey bequeaths to Connre Caulfreld her rntellrgent look durrng school hours To any future Senror Veronrca McCaffrey leaves the prrvrlege of memorrzrng the obrtu arres for Father Lynn Marron McCarthy bequeaths her Job as aquarran attendant to the McCarthy twrns To Gerald Sondergaard Florence McCrarn leaves the pleasure of countrng the pennres for the 7 10 bus each mornrng 52 . . . . U ,. , . 3 . , . . . . , . - ---- - .. - V. 1 . . . , . , . .1 - n - - -. U - , . . . . . . . , . . A 9 1 9 'f J . . . . , s , . s To Maureen Flynn, Catherine McDermott leaves the hope that in the future she will get her lunch more quickly. Eileen Monahan leaves Denise Cleary her daily fight for the hamburger at the lunch counter. Florence Mulligan leaves Anne Raleigh the fun of making the bus at 170th Street every day. To any junior with good track ability, Anne Mulhern leaves the race to Momma's every First Friday morning. To any willing junior, Matthew Mullen leaves his overdue book reports to Mrs. Sandiford. To her brother john, Kathleen Murphy bequeaths all the circles, triangles and rect- angles of her worn Geometry book. Eileen Murray wills to Catherine O'Hagan the privilege of keeping the place in history for Sister Adelaide. Gerald Murray leaves to his brother his sincere love for Intermediate and Geometry. To Eileen Kiernan, Margaret Norchi leaves her typewriter in Secretarial Practice. Jeanette Nole leaves Frances Denning her seat on the bus going home at 2:30. Mary Norton leaves Gerry Bolton her uniform to cut up and use as ribbons. john P. O'Connor leaves George Collegan the gift of ringing the bells on schedule. joseph O'Donnell bequeaths to Eugene Kramer the ability of innocently answering Sister Mechtilde with, How should I know? Henrietta O'Reilly gives jane Mannlein the task of getting a place up front on the lunch line. Peggy O'Rourke wills the St. johns Girls her ability to beat the 8: 30 bell. George O'Shaughnessy leaves Thomas Smith the torture of waiting for Father Daly and report cards each month. Peter Owens bequeaths his ability to get school credits for any Regents failed to Soup Campbell Mickey Pascale leaves Connie Caulfield her red corpuscles and two of her many sweaters for the long winter Mary Rafferty leaves Alberta Cunz the ability to get homework done before 2 30 without the aid of a Study period To Helena Hogan goes Hanorah Rattigans ability to arrive on time for school Marilyn Riley bequeaths her ability to answer questions from an imaginary home work paper to Barbara O Rourke To Gerry Fitzgerald goes Pat Rinkles knack of upsetting Father Lynn Fred Rode leaves Dom Crocitto the fuzzy white shmoo under Ed Larkins desk Margie Temple leaves ane Wilde the honor of opening the windows every morning To Denise Cleary Mary Twomey leaves the hopeless job of making the girls go up the right side of the stairs at lunchtime Peggy Tobin bequeaths to Catherine Grant her vast la Connaissance de la francaise9 Larry Wall leaves to any tardy junior a comfortable wall to lean on waiting for a late slip Marilyn Ward leaves Pat Anderson her ability to tell Father Lynn why God exists while writing a Biology answer on paper Dorothy Wuerth bequeaths to Alice Phelan the impossibility of answering one of Father Lynns questions joan Wirth leaves Connie Caulfield the ability to talk from 8 30 to 2 30 without being caught Frances Zerrenner is leaving Sister Mechtilde a supply of chalk for Alegbra class Therefore having been properly signed sealed and delivered to the executors of our estate Messrs Schwind and Anderson we close our last Will and Testament sadly and with the hope that the recipients may long remember us for our humble efforts lla X X X X fo' E ,lf THE CLASS OF 1949 4 if! S fir so Pfnf ,Q gg-x W If l . , . . , I . 1 n I 1 . . . , . r I ' 7 . If . Xxx! 1 'I V! I , X - , H f XX. glint. 4.21 ' ,' . fy- gs gg 6 gi ff 2 f r -' 'rv ,fr ' fl Y 'a- !v-'T- x f ?? . ., 'T ffif i il , ' 273 f ., .,:2-'EJISPP-4:64 f- . , ' ...g 1:3 A IQ - .L OU 1-Q' ...'f. , r W' Hqsuiv ' 'ie1gf -f Q,-sf! 2 Q Wit... ln B 5 rr mgyiw W as it nlgll' Blur wnll , J' null' 'I'- ! .I WMM, .W ,M W' Nw yl 'S an pun I 4 -H had pu'-Q am, ,M ' ini' , iv? 'nw Q X s E dis 'Q v vw wig . i gif,-'Y' f-E. -Q fy I ei-fa, 'gs WHT? pw wb :w?s wb sis ' ' -an Ebb 1 ,N 1 l 1 L , 'wtf gj bb , . FV ' ,N 119' fn., , A Q .- 1, . f' X 'Q Cf' i iii li K ex - t if ,, A . . x L I , r A 'L I ' wa fait: rl .rf kr- ' ' 1 ' X Class GT-2 is a group of sedate young ladies who give one hundred per cent cooperation to rheir reach- ers, and whose marks are fzezfer lower than ninety per cent. There has never been one absentee or one candidate for 'jugf' Newer, fzerer. have We been reprimanded for not doing ltomeworlc or preparing lessons . . . Seriously speaking, though, we are an average group of Simonires Who work and la the Simon P Y and hope ro become efficient secre ' way F3l'l6S. Q if I, it ,i 53111.-, ? P,-r , ,A -WF' Q., 3' Uv by H? Q. E if...- ,gfdf mf 6? 'L NE, , S .a- Wim 0'5 -'-i'9 41 'Fw f95 'm+ ..,f i'w . 4 if ,g0 ' 1 yu 'Wim-fi, .Wm mmm 'Lvl AWE' ,. we th N I' ,Q 51.5 I Y , xX ' , ,r' , 1' X 'q I A ,- 1 .f ' f f if f ' v V X I xt :sl I I Ai '53 f'-2' - 1' U. sf o sm ,QQ 6213 Although we are known to be frolicsome and 'f sometzmes giddy, we all ha ve our serious moments, especvally around exam tzme. We've had many good ttmes together, aided and abetted by our friendly 5 I, facultyg to whom we shall be forever grateful not f only Mr thelr scholastrb help but also for thetr under- standing. Qt' We of 6113 are now on the threshold of our Senzor Z1 Year and we loolr back with hmdness on our last ree years. Ma y our next, be even more sparlrllngf gk, ff! If 49 -Qi... Q- C' ' 9' QB' VM 'Dv , abd:--v wras 'fa 'my 'ir V I '!9Vhn..n .aw - iv?- Kms-.M 5 1 Nlfhqgmqgx ,,, A NNW' I Th p olnore Cass of 4 I has many o g c araeterzsncs members are f ar a Ways Iw11111g ro su 1011 wah our e so 11 r T eSo I' N 'Y ni., stand 1111 lo p ort ar11est une t Vanou vm an new underra 111 preparauo of esso11s 0 partzelpate W 0 e earted 111 ports s c ubs and 81111011 s socza Ilfe other words acuw y as been the eynor f our sophomore year' f f 'Z A 1 12 lf KLQV A gg- q es 10 1 , Q, T V U 2 X Z 3, 3 ,V I IJ I T- ur - 111 11 A '.Its - 'g d ,,f,f' e I ' ' p lf' gs. ' A ,Q . . -I1 I , WC' l al 6 d ' ' ' 11 1 I1 ly ' s , ' I , ' ' 'I ' .111 , I x ' 't 11 lr e o I '- . sf' , aj' xx: A. Wi? A 'Y' Q 'ffl'-. ag' .. H Q ' it up -0113 .swf mi- 'mr at I LN' G F Ma 1 -Mimi I 1 . ,,,. 1 ,QFF I I I f +A., . ,. 'ina-Q.,,,,A , . .vans- 41- O Mau., uni' 1 p 3 K p 4 212 Although our class hasn't Won any awards, we are true Simonites at heartg thats what counts, Lilre typical teenagers, we enjoy talking over cokes after a long day of studies, trying out new fashio fads, and playing pranks on one ano We take pride in our is a star on ne of our numbe sity, whose heart ery game he pla We all h H Ut ther. athletes. O r the var ' into ev and soul goes ys. ave our faults but as the years pass, with Gods grace and our teachers' help well reco and correct them, for we are pre ' IOlIlO!'l'OW,S proud lead gn ize paring t ers. 4 - 'Y 4 fl V , f I -.W 7 lea afar? 1 U 1 - 7 sl., o become Z ,3, :NW XX is Rl 51 A 'I 'S su 4 I ..,4zM 0? ,, -1- .4-:P 5, 1 ,. X., 4, AW, , O 'gif-1.:'!.'..i, wb..- kstlgtv 'iff'-E-ff, QP 4.9 wwf? 5 Kay, !2nh2fF1 ' . 1 I 'Qawx Wm., 'MQ K - Pifsqnn, M3-nv 4. Q I 3 i . Nwfw' iw , ,V K 'ML aw., N f. tx 0 I xr' ' I ' r 1 5 X 1 ff 6 2721 l Without the freshmen, wheres the fun? Wfe are the ones who supply the needed 'somethrngu to en- liven High School routtnex We are the undaunted EA youth. Gi Happy smzles are prevalent amongst usxever hear pf' X rxf tgnorance being bltss? Wfcfve got a youthful buoy- fl j ancy that carrzes us alongxthrough our classes and ' uno our extrf1c'urr1'c'ular activities. ln summrng up We Rf vtuke the hope that 2T-I may retatn irs exuberance X 'md energy throughout our years at SSS. l NI 5 '44 ' J QA 4 X ,ffm ff , 1,1 -fag ev 'ftp f Q ' 23 wb wxi .. 1' X Wifi 3 ,par it H i E w wi' I wwf' 5 U -Mm ., , ,W w.3.,, Q 1 ! I. I 1 f AE. if Fix X -x arg 'C As a class we are noted for our generosity. During the Bazaar and Thanksgiving Drives we gave glowing evidence ot' this tradition. During the Christmas sea- son the members of our class, who werent fortunate enough to possess ti good voice, made Latin Christmas Q? cards for the shut-ins in hospitalsg and we all donated gg 7 gifts for these people. The talented girls sang Christ- 1 K Cf mas carols at several hospitals and homes for the T aged people. lf ,fb We were also proud to ha ve been the Hrst students C ' in our school to prepare a petition for the release of I 5 Cardinal Mindszenty. xx fl X X A i 4 wi- 3 X11 1 I if J 'in-T Q ff X fm W iifiviiie 5 ARY soDAuTY MISSION CLUB DREN OF M IL am The World fm- the sacred H CH Ma,-, Ad jesum Pe' Presrdem Pfesxdent Ann Treasurer legen Gmty Secretary 5211 Han Vnce d tie Glmy sure' Y Ja d nt Berna 6 een Txerney Trea nd Mary Judith ne Manmx Moderator Sister rest e Maur cretarv' I Edina OCor:c?rAi2isx Moderator Sxsrer Ma Y Anne Children of Mary The Chxldren of Mlry under the dxrectlon of Slster Mary Edmund had a xery eventful year In October the Sodalxty held the Lxvmg Rosary vuth all the g1flS partlcxpatmg Around the Chnstmas Season you could hear us sxngtng carols 1n the vartous hospltals The hzbhhght of the year was our Commumon Breakfast Wl'llLl'l was 1 huge success The Chlldren of Mary can look back with satxs factlon and prlde on our deeds of the year The Mzffzofz Club The noble work done by the Mrssnon Club under the dlrectlon of SISICI Mary judxth has greatly atded the cause of the Forelgn Mxssxons h l s of Lenten Mlte Boxes were agam t e nuc eu M1ss1on act1v1t1es Student generoslty was once more exemphfied durmg th1s drlve The MISSIOH Club alms to carry out 1ts motto The Sacred Heart for the World The World for the Sacred Heart by promotmg the tnterest of home and foretgn mxssxons A ' , v. I T 'cj ' ' S 'Q ' ' . 'S dx - , . '4, H 1' ' I V X ,, X . - at 'f R , s Y K . Y , .2 v .- V. I A L r A I C 4, I I ,vu -K . 'w 1 .y K if . yr 'f er ' , f ' u . . ' - ' 5 ' . . 9 ' - ' g P ' 1 7 ' Q . . s . ' ' , ' 1 ., , Y . . . 2 1 - 4 V . Q . . . ' Y Nz , . ' ' 2 . ' - - - . . H V - . . . while these planned, wrote, drew, and photographed THE STOCKADE . . . -iff- T 19616 Bug' People . . , . kept THE TORCH burning brightly all year . . . . . . and these kept our book of the year on a firm financial footingf n . . s .., LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Marchez decent moi dans la Verde President, Shirley Swinscoeg Vice-President, Marion McCarthyg Secretary, Kathleen Murphy, Treasurer, Patricia Rinkleg Moderator, Sister Mary Carmela. The French Club Le Cercle Francais was formed to foster interest in the lives and language of the French people. This year, the membership was extended to all students of French. Under the direction of Sister Mary Carmela, the club has as its ultimate goal the awakening of a better appreciation and understand- ing of French culture. CLASSICAL CLUB Ora et I..abora President, Patricia Andersong Vice-President, Jeanne Hoffman, Secretary, Joan Levineg Treasurer, Eileen Ferrari. Clfluical Club The Classical Club has played an important part in spreading a better understanding of the Life and Language of the Ancient Romans. We, as Catholic Classical students, have been especially interested in the influence of Roman Culture on the Art, Literature, Liturgy, Music, and Philosophy of the Church. Thus, our motto- Ora et Labors -CPray and Workj combines the two essential principles upon which the Classical Club is based. THE GLEE CLUB l 5 .J 0:19 5 And We A150 Found Lx Make posters . . Time lo.. :XA Discuss vital world problems in Senior Civics Forum . . . Read the encyclicals of Our Holy Father And contribute to the Red Cross Drive! 'Lv sq 'Q J ' RQ , . ' ' I s 1 Y . .L N 7' -Q. rv 1' s s 'r , ,f .nv , W 4?--1 gl M5 5. x , .f l Y li 2' il l A 6 W RQ gd L J S P0113 aff I' X M 'wi'-f ll x, 6 VARSITY Sitting P Erroll J Kacheyian R Looney E DeLeo J Stone N Delaney L Wall Kneeling .I Gannon J P OConnor R Santini G OShaughnessy D Lyons Standing Father Lynn Mod F Rode A Sansone R Howard Mr Larkin Coach Sporty DATE November November December December December December . anuary . anuary . anuary . anuary . January 25 St. January 28 February 1 St. February 4 St. February 1 1 St. February 15 St. February 18 St. February 25 St. m Renew GAME SCORE Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon St. Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon Simon VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS VS Alumni St Anns Hayes Rice Drake De La Salle Rice Tolentine . Manhattan Iona . St. Anr1's . Du Bois Drake De La Salle . Tolentine Manhattan Iona Du Bois 49 46 32 28 49 54 52 44 55 32 Q. 66-41 45-44 36-37 51- 5 50-49 57-29 52-30 50-29 59-37 62-57 39-41 74-49 76 An exciting moment ---fr-I 1 f 3? ' n -1 fu ,R :- TRACK-Kneeling: M. Lennon, j. Kohler, G. Condron, C. Erarh, M. Di Marco, T. Lavin, L. Savage. Standing: Stack, Collins, j. McKay, G. Sonder- gaard, W. Coletri, J. Crawford, H. McCormick, E. Larkin, Coach. Jim EQX ,Ng-3 X l f gdhx I W f i gs 37 ?': V' ? ' M if BASEBALL-Standing: N. Delaney, E. DeLeo, L. Wall, R. Santini. Kramer, j. O'C0nnor, A. Sansone, Hicks, Gregg, Loverde. Sitting: j. Burke, Erroll, Diver, j, Kacheiian, Sullo. , r is - . f 2 a N 5 54' f .N is A xf4, 7,. ,1 1 -L, I ,f V S .. A , P' Q 1.2531 ' -.fiu-fin il 95' 3 r Ji - i i 604 A I .An .I air: 5T SIMON STOCK. C. VL BEVW AY P T N '49 f-In una Acknowledgment! The staff wrshes to extend a few notes of thanks to the followxng frlends of Snmon whose generous and unselhsh help made this book possrble Father Carmel W Lynn O Carm whose tlreless efforts rn takmg processrng and mountmg many of our candxd p1ctures added xmmeasurably to the p1ctor1al part of our book Mr Norman Kerker of Delma Stud1os for the gracxous frrendly and capable manner m whrch the formal photography of our book was carrned our productlorx suggesnons and constant cooperatlon made xt possrbl for us to have our book at the earhest dare possxble new 81 ' f S S 7 .r..A .... 2 l l .......... -e .ii fl A f --'Q l' ff . . . Mr. John McGuire of the O'Toole Company whose invaluable mr I 'J' l ,og if C K l X 1 Q , N pn, f, X 1 ','V 0' lflc X .Zlfl r C af 7' my ' Q It as fill PA TRONS REV WILLIAM MEL DALY O CARM Parlor and Prmr VERY REV KILIAN LYNCH O CARM Przor General VERY REV PATRICK RUSSELL O CARM Proz znczal VERY REV LAWRENCE D FLANAGAN O CARM Ex Provmcml Mother Mary Mother Mary Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Carmel W Lynn O Carm Celestnne G Ertzpatrrck O Carm john F Lynn O Carm Albert M Ward O Carm Stephen A Prskurrch O Carm Elras M Varglren O Carm ohn A Home O Carm john K Hrckey O Carm Peter T Lrebau O Carm Serapron Rerd O Carm B Forrester O Carm Cyrrl Conroy O Carm Rev Rev Bro A Kenny O Carm W1ll1am S Bradley O Carm Regrna RSM Prownczal Assumpta R S M Afmfmu Prowncml Srster Mary Angela R S M Srster Mary Carmela R S M Srster Mary Edmund R S M Srster Mary Adelarcle R S M Srster Mary judxth R S M Srster Mary Mechtllde R S M Srster Mary Consxlro R S M Slster Mary Chrrstrne R S M S1ster Mary Anthony R S M Srster Mary Hugh R S M Srster Mary joannes R S M S1ster Mary Elune R S M 82 . , . . . , . . . . , . . . . , . . 1 V , Q 1 . . , . . A . . , . . . I . I , . . .J . 1 , . . . . . , . . . . , . . . I , . . Rev. Bro. B. Godfrey, O. Carm. . . . , . . . . , . . , H I U, I. . , . . ., , . . . , . . . Y . , . - v , . . . , . . . . ', . . . , . . . I , . . . . C. , I . . Mary L Reilly Mrs Charles Sandrford Alvrra L Russo Dorothy T Quaranta EstherJ Kennedy Mrs Mrchael Fury Elsre McK1ernan Mercedes V Dolan Wrllram R Larkrn Edward F Larktn Thomas V Lyons Robert Wrlkes Mr and Mrs W T Fennelly Mr and Mrs Davrd Barnett H Patrlcra Cullrgan Mary Alxce Murphy Mary Agnes Dugan Wrntfred Cannon Loretta McCrory John McCrory Joseph McCrory Trmothy Dunn Mrs Mary Dunn Robert Dunn Mr and Mrs Patrlck Hastrngs Mr Wrlllam F Meagher Mrs W1ll1am Meagher J Mrss Cecrlra R Grll Mr and Mrs Dennrs Flynn Mr Schroff Mrs Schroff and Mrs Terence-J Murphy and Mrs A DelVecch1o and Mrs P Temple Charles A DePoalo Lours Monruro Mr and Mrs Phnlrp Larkm Ruth C Farrell Wrllram S Farrell George T Carter ames Leahy Mr and Mrs Harry Brodte Mr and Mrs D Sullivan Mr and Mrs Albert: Joan Hart Wrlltam Branrff Lours Zemmel Mr and Mrs R J Nole Mr and Mrs P Ambrosrano Joseph Luscher Joseph Luscher Loutse Luscher Loulse Luscher Robert Luscher Robert E Page Mrs A Bozzone Mrs M Ward Franc1s A Ward Francls A Ward Ferdrnand J Mondello MHIEIU J Burke Aaron Hulnlck Nan Russell Marrlyn Kelly Mr and Mrs J Kelly Mary Kelly Mrchael Colllgan Mr and Mrs Charles Mary Ashmore Mrchael Crowe Mrs D J Ryan Katherrne Falrhee John Luscher Mr and Mrs Gostel Mr Lours Gostel Mrs John ORourke Jennette Nole Albert N Cassota Ashmore Mr and Mrs Edward Walsh Mnss Alrce Nehlsen ' ' ' . ,Jr. Eileen Dunn A Irving Novich Q . . y ru . . 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' 83 Lawrence Cullxgan Mr Joseph Foley Mr and Mrs W C Schrel Mr Walter Rose Mrss Claxre M Schnel Mr and Mrs G Ferarro Mr and Mrs Lloyd McCracken Mrs M ONe1ll Mr Henry Traynor Harold McKay Mary Kenny Mr and Mrs E Naconsky Mrs Rose McMahon Dorothy Wuerth Mr and Mrs M1chaelDar1tt Mrs Mary Benedett Mtss Josephme Benedett Mr and Mrs R Aqurlmo Mrs Lena CIICIIIO Joseph Slpos Mrs Frances McLoughlm Marlon McCarthy Mary and John Maclsco Mr John Grnty Mrss Erleen Gmty Albert P Robert Mrs Elleen Gmty Bernadette Grnty Rose O Hagan Mr and Mrs T McBr1de Mrs John Nrcolettt Mrs John Ronner Mr John Armellr Mr and Mrs S Natal Mrke Cnctl Mr and Mrs James Fay Mr and Mrs DamelVar1an Mr and Mrs H Mallen Mr Paul Monty Mrs Margaret Fay Sheelah M Ryan Joan T McCarthy Jane A McCarthy Jule M McCarthy Mrs L1ll1an Samuels Mr and Mrs Keneally Patrlck McGowan Mr John Hurley Mr and Mrs Andrew Carbon: Mrs E Keane Mrs J Dembowrty Mr and Mrs Thomas ORe1lly Ronald Hogan Marguerrte Wulf Mr and Mrs J W McCarthy Mr and Mrs John Farrelly Mrs Anna Johnston Mr Peter Dean Mrs Peter Dean Mrs Brrdget Dean Mr and Mrs James Magenms Wlmfred Magennns Mr and Mrs Thomas Egan Mrss Mary Keevrns Mrs Thomas Barron Mr Thomas Barron Mrs JosephJ Feger Mr osephJ Feger iln Memorramj Mr and Mrs Fred Rode Mary Twomey Mrs Walter D Kelly Erleen Kelly Dr and Mrs T Mone Mr and Mrs D Lendrnger Mr and Mrs E Grnfhth Mr and Mrs H G Lendrnger Jeanette Commesso Veronlca McCafTery Jrmmy Guerm Catherme McCaffery Wrllram Larkrn . . . l l A I . Mr. Thomas McLoughlin James, Jr. and Monica Magennis 84 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ralph Gollgecro Vrctor DeFeo Edward Parrrale Pasqualrno Ararlchn D A Collucco Mnke OLeary John Hastmgs Mxss Kathleen Daly Mr and Mrs Peter Lynch Miss Eleanor Glynn Mrs R Schauerman M J Donohue Mrss H Donohue Frances Lahr Gerald Baschwrtz Jeanette Nole Mr and Mrs Smnth Helen Leahy James J Leahy Penny Leahy K T Vanderbech Walter Steele Mrs Peter Steele Anne Collrns Danxel Collrns Mr J F McLean Phrlrp Torney Alfred Natello John Sexton J Flemmg R Flemrng Mrs John Creamer Frank Luscher Helen Posten Helen Posten Carroll Posten Carroll Posten Helen and Carroll Posten John Luscher JosephJ Yandoh Mr and Mrs John A Stlckert Sr Mary Thomas Joseph O Carm Mnss Margaret Steche Gerard DePoalo Rudolph Rrpple George W Kelly Rnchard Senet Mary Carter Wlllxam Culhane Margaret Culhane Jerrell Stack Catherme Berme Andrew Berme Francls D1Z1nno Jrmmy Mars Elizabeth Stack Edward Parlsen Barbara Ann Devlm Wnllram Bramlf Mrs Adam Auksehuls Diana T Albertx BOOSTERS EdwardJ Hart Miss Annette Alnssr Martrn F Burke Mrs John W Frasse Lucy Martxn Mrss Joan Gallagher Germame Beuregard Ellen T Crocklm Thomas C Brodre Mary Theresa Reely Mrs T Norton Mary Norton Elrzabeth Keneally Tony Mr J V Healy Mrs J Kuster Geraldrne Mannrng Mr and Mrs J Mannrng Mrs Nora Traynor Barbara Nacorsky Nancy Nacorsky D J Ryan Mary Davrtt Mr and Mrs Wrlllam Gannon Jean Ann Gannon Francns Truprn Mary Amatullr Jean Regina Mary Insalalo Joe Trapanr Vrvran Beredetto Mrs FredJ Becker Mrs Wrlham McLoughlm Mrchael Lrguon Susre Lnguorr Margaret McBr1de Joseph Patrxck Noonan Mr and Mrs John McLoughlm Mrs Dora Greve Mrs Catherme Sherlock Miss Pat Haggerty Rrchard Austera John s Meat Market DeMond1 Taylor Collen Candy Store Kafmar Pharmacy Carl Auther John Jordan Mrs Mary Halpm Wrllnam Hopkxns Mrs A V ORourke M Cohen Mrs EdwardJ Hrckey EdwardJ Hrckey Cln Mem J 'Theresa M Hrckey Cln Mem J Catherme A Boylen Wallace Brodie Mrs J Backman M J Bachman Henry Scheper 85 Margaret Scheper Dlane Dorothy Savage Mrs Henelon Mrs Helen Savage Lawrence James Savage Helen Shea Geraldxne Manmng Helen Sears Ruth Sussrngham Kathleen Hurley Joan O Rerlly Charlotte Cotton Joan O Donnel June Crotty Ann Bosman Madelme Brett Patrxcra Roche Dolores Roche Maryann Flanagan Alyce Bosco Barbara Danseglro Geraldlne Hade Wrnrfred Krlduff Roberta Connolly Alrce O Rerlly Ahce Phelan Enleen Maxlnell Al Nrchelone Gerald lovmo Robert lovmo Johnny Iovxno Mr and Mrs Wrllxam O Donnell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sartorr Judy Ann Sarton Baby Larry Sartorl Joseph O Donnell Mr and Mrs Edward Comesso Patrlck McManus Walter D Kelly Jr Mrs J Hogan Helen Hogan Mrs A Curry Donald Lerdrnger II Mr and Mrs C Castelln Claxre Castellr Mr and Mrs R Wexckel Mrss Ellen caddy Mr Andrew Cuddy Veronxca C Wild Gwen Loughlm Josephine Barron Wrllxam Mel Sandnford Roberta Connelly Rose Mane D Alnse Ann Fitzpatrick Ann Maher Catherme McGorman Catherme McKeever Rosello McM1llan Dorothy Gonos Mr. . ' ' . D D Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . - Mr. . . ' . . - Mr. . . . ' ' ' ri. l I . .1 4 l 1 . Mrs. Walters Ann Sullivan Claire Howard ' U .I rt, . . y ' . . ' U , a COMPLIMENTS GF T H E T H E T H E THE SENIORS IUNIORS SCJPHOMORES FRESHMEN .I 1 ' ,. x . -rf . 4k r , - 4.9 ., L 1 ' , ' s 1. T J ML X J M.. Confratermty 339 EAST 28th STREET NEW YORK 16. N Y Infant of Prague Gannon Funeral Home 152 East 28th Street New York 16 N Y SEXTON CARMELITE CHURCH 339 EAST 28th STREET NEW YORK N Y Always A SGTVICG Wlthln Your Means 88 CHARLES GANNON, Proprieto Phlllp S Rettlg azs EAST zafh srm-:ET NEW Yom: N Y Where Good Fellows Get Together SHERIDAN S CAFE 421 AMSTERDAM AVENUE NEW YORK CITY THE OWEN S FAMILY Compliments of . . . B9 OUR LADY OF VICTORY ACADEMY Wllson Pork Tarrytown New York Reszdent and Day School Conducted by THE SISTERS OF MERCY For porrtlculors oddress Mother Superlor 90 Iunior High School. Grades. Pre-School PINE PHOTOGRAPHS AT POPULAR PRICES DELMA STUDIOS 122 E PORDHAM ROAD BRONX N. Y POrdhcrm 7 4248 Officiol Photographer for the St. Simon Stockode EDWARD I. DEVLIN, IR. ALBERT I. DEVLIN WALTER B. COOKS. INC. Funeral Directors 1 WEST 190th STREET BRONX, NEW YORK CITY FOrdham 7 1900 165 EAST TREMONT AVENUE 347 WILLIS AVENUE BRONX NEW YORK CITY BRONX NEW YORK CITY LUdIow 3 0700 MOM Haven 9-9272 Funeral Homes MANHATTAN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS IConsult your telephone dlrectoryl Comphrnents of GENERAL ORGANIZATION St Slmon Stock Hrgh School REV WILLIAM C LYNN O CARM Moderator MISS MERCEDES V DOLAN Secretory 92 I WILLIAM R. LARKIN ...,..,.. .,.... ,............ 4.,..r A t h letic Adviser AL S DEPT STORE POR BETTER VALUE 3870 Whlte Plcuns Avenue CCorner 222nd Streetl OI.lnv1lle 5 9227 WE DELIVER WINES 6. LIQUORS 3429 Ectstchester Road Bronx 67 N COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE ron THE HOME Hcmd F .zshed Work Our Speczalty ONE WEEK SERVICE PRIME LAUNDRY 59 Eost l8lst Street Bronx N Cornplrments of THE ERATH FAMILY Sherwood Wme 61 Llquor GUS SMITH Mgr 1230 Nelson Avenue e 6 1448 Complxrnents of PRIM STORES 24 Hour Cleonmq Serv1ce BRANCHES 812 3rd Avenue 226 Columbus Avenue 250 8th Avenue 496 Columbus Avenue 546 Tlurd Avenue OSHERSON INC FLOOR COVERING Bronx N Y FO 4 9738 A IURRIES DELICATESSEN ts FANCY GROCERY 2080 VALENTINE AVENUE Bronx 57, N Y I IIIKBM VAN CURA'S . . T . , .Y. D A , .Y. , . . 93 Compliments of . . . THE CHILDREN OF MARY SODALITY HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION SISTER M EDMUND RSM BERNADETTE GINTY 49 ANN OCONNOR 50 MAUREEN TIERNEY 51 ANNETTE ALESS1 52 Moderator Presldent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Comphments of Mr 6 Mrs Stephen Murray and Famrly Cornphments of Mr 6. Mrs Iohn M Murphy and Famlly Ph n TA 3 4218 LASALLE BAKERY QUALITY or BAKED PRODUCTS 3139 East Tremont Avenue SP3 Paramount Meat Market 25.5 East 184th Street Bronx N Y 1 O I C I . 1 1 E ,ww , or 1 5, - I -.,--o so we so o oz - - Tel.: A -6028 1 I W fNear Ryer Avenuel 1 94 Comphments of USHERS SOCIETY ST SIMON STOCK CHURCH FATHER WM MEL DALY IAMES R SMITH JAMES LIVELY EUGENE SMITH Moderator Presxdent Vrce Preszdent Treasurer Secretary 95 IOSEPH VELLA .....r.,,,,.r.,,. A .4..r4.,.......,r4,,. . ' - ' Compliments of . . Mr 6 Mrs Arthur McClelland and Company FO 4-7775 P 6 C O'CALLAGHAN Your Nelghborhood Wme Cellar 237 EAST 181st STREET CNear Ryer AvenueD THE A TAR SOCIETY MRS IOHN M MURPHY Presxdent MRS BRIDGET MOONAN MRS PHILIP DORAN Second V1ce-Presldent MISS HELEN MCNELIS Secreta'y MRS THOMAS BOUCHER Treasurer MRS AUSTIN CRIBBIN ASSISIGHI Secretary Comphments of MOTHER S CLUB St Srmon Stock Church REV WILLIAM MEL DALY o cam MRS ELLEN TAYLOR Pres1clent MRS MARGARET IUDGE VICG Pres1dent MRS EMILY WARD Secretary MRS AMELIA PI-IELAN Treasurer C I 0 ' Il . . ll 1' . . Ll I O First Vice-President ' ' ' ' L . - . ' 1- 96 Tony s Shoe Repcurmg QRTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST Shoes Shmed 2718 Cres on Avenue Comphrnents f Frlends of Mane Lomas T 1 FO dhom 4 8723 CHARLES BARBER SHOP L, VALLNLMU p 315 East 181st Streei T b e Bronx 57 N Y MOM AND DAD HM and HELEN ROSEMARY HELEN FRANCES MARY LORETTA Congratulahons Clcnre MARGUERITE IOHN IR RAY and HELEN ELLEN LORETTA IAMES IR F I OGNIBENE GARDEN MARKET Fruxts Vegetables and Grocenes 393 EQ 1 200th Street Bronx 58 N Y Cornphrnents of N1er and M11ler Famxly Comphrnents of The Rafferty Fam11y 1 - I Y T ll l I ll ' o . , . e.: r - Tel.: O 947198 . , Prop. , 'E '7, Pro . l I CBet. 18 out cmd Valentin Avenues? S 97 Comphments of . . . Reverend Rlchcrrd I Piqott Comphments of JOAN MAE LEVINE 7 7640 DANIEL ROBLES Wllmar Book and Card Shop 2255 Grand Concourse Bronx 53 N Y FO 4 9859 Ierry s Shoe Salon Creators f EXQUISITE FEMININE PQOTWEAR 2439 Grand Concourse Bronx N Y EDMON SHOP Prcryerbooks Statuary Crucmhxes Sick Call Sets Medals Greeting Cards Pictures 762 AMSTERDAM AVENUE CAt 97th Street? NEW YORK 25 N Y RI 9 9385 MARY ROTH ED ROTH In Appreclatlon to THE SISTERS CF MERCY Frances Zerrenner 49 O FO - - I o Religious Articles . . . Rosaries . . . Misscxls Q I I 98 Tl h FO 47934 ABRAHAM I FRIEDMAN announces the removal of HIS Ofhce to 2175 RYER AVENUE BRONX 57 NEW YORK Te SE 5 4596 ORDERS DELIVERED L Y N C H S Grocery Dcury Dellccrtessen 2160 TIEBOUT AVENUE BRONX NEW YORK RYER PHARMACY Prescnptlon Speclohst Iules Erdtrcrchter PH CH 239 EAST 181st STREET Corner of Ryer Avenue Conrphments f IIMMIE REILLY Grocery Dcury Delrcatessen 308 EAST 184th STREET BRONX N Y ORDERS DELIVERED FO 52610 eep one: - Te phone: - T T T 1 ' T T T T T T T T Phone: FO 4-9438 T . ' o . . . T T T 1 T T 99 Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . A FRIEND A FRIEND Compliments of DIPPOLITO BROTHERS EST 1917 FO 73832 P E C K S Rapid Clecrnlng Servlce 1990 VALENTINE AVENUE Cor er Burnside Avenue BRONX 57 N Y SYDNEY C WARM I Specializing in Dropes ond Slip Covers D . 100 T h C16 1230 Salem HOSIGIY Company 1539 Broadway fBet 45th 6. 46th Sts J New York C1ty Comphments from A SEERY BAR 303 EAST zefh STREET B 5, T NEW YORK 16 N Y IOHN SEERY Pr p 101 elep one: - O O O ' 0 . o . Telepho e IE 8 5522 IOHN I HODNETT Funeral Dlrector l76O SHAKESPEARE AVENUE BRONX N Y MU 4 8257 SAM SUNZARCE Prop UNO Itallan Amencan Restaurant Przza Steaks Chops Wrnes and Beer 547 SECOND AVENUE Bet 30th and 31st Streets NEW YORK 16 N Y CHARLES WRIGHT Retall Wlne and Llauor Store 454 SECOND AVENUE Bet 25th and 26th Streets NEW YORK N Y License No 1.229 WE DO Buttonholmq Hemstrtchmq Button and Belt Covermq Let us take care of these smart fmrshrnq touches that add so much to the appear ance of your wardrobe SINGER SEWING CENTER 9 EAST I-'ORDHAM ROAD FO 7 3559 n : - - . - . . O I Telephone: LE 2-9023 WE DELIVER IO2 Cornphments of BERNIES GROCERY STORE 3527 Boston Road Bronx N Y N 25 Tl LU7 625 McM11lctn Wlne 6 Llquor Corp 252 E Burns1de Avenue th WDI Comphments of A F R I E N D Comphrnents of LYDIA 61 BOB NEFF Comphments of MR 6. MRS. R. E. MCCRAIN AND FAMILY TR 2 8909 PE AN DOMS CORNER RESTAURANT BAR AND GRILL Steaks and Chops 490 E Tremont Avenue Bronx N Comphments of GERTRUDE BARRETT Comphrnents of THE MANION FAMILY LVN . L6 . -U I I t ' 1 Block Eos! of e Concours Bronx, N. Y. e eive T 1 ph - I . , . Y. 103 Cornphments of Thlrd Order and Scctpulcxr Confraternrty REV CELESTINE FITZPATRICK Prlor Pnoress Best Wlshes THE CARMELITE SOCIALS 322 EAST 29th STREET NEW YORK CITY Dancmg Every Saturday Night 8 P M 11 30 M Meet Your Fnends At Sulhvan s Bar 6. Restaurant 183rd Street ond Grond Concourse Bronx N Y Where All Good Fellows Meet Cornphments of HELENA HOGAN Comphments of THE DALY FAMILY Comphments of THE HART FAMILY MRS. ELLEN RUSSELL ' ' ' : P' ' 104 o IE 6 3435 SUPERIOR MARKET Crty Dressed Meats Poultry Provlslons and Frozen Food 982 Morrrs Avenue Bronx 56 N Be 164th d 165th St ets W SULCOV PHARMACY Valentrne Avenue Cor l8lst Street New York N Y ph e SE3 63 SCHWARTZ S Frult 6. Vegetable Markets 214 East l83rd Street RISSMEYER S DELICATESSEN 2306 GRAND CONCOURSE We all meet at the Rendezvous where we can get del1c1ous sandwrches and home Cookrnq and also LOUIS SHERRY ICE CREAM 3 9095 Orders Promptly Delivered IO E S Meat and Poultry Market FISH EVERY FRIDAY 212 East l83rd Street Bet Ryer A cl Gro d Co ours M MIHRAN S Lodres and Gents Tculorlnq Clecmrng and Dyemq 549 Second Avenue New York Crty lBet 30th d 31st Streetsl Compllrnents of A F R I E N D Ph ne: - Tele on 3 -69 I ' , . Y. t. an re Phone: FO 4-9700 Telephone: FO 7-0038 I WE DELIVER ORDERS I . an SE - ' I . venue an n nc 105 Telephone: SE 3-4769 Mme. Baldwina BRIDAL SHOPPE 387 EAST FORDHAM ROAD BRONX 58 N Y BRANCH STORE Bndcxl Salon 2391 Grand Concourse Telephone FO 48193 T lephone FO 5 9897 OUR ONLY STORE WEBER S BAKE SHOP Artrstlcally Decorated Cakes F or All Occaslons 52 WEST FORDHAM ROAD BRONX 53 N Y TR 8-5511 LU 3-0234 MANASSA Established 1894 Manufacturers and Refinishers Venetlan Bhnds lwholosale and Retail! 279 EAST BURNSIDE AVENUE BRONX 57 N Y Cornpllments of St Srmon Stock Altar Boys Socrety To Class of 1949 Rev Bro Albert M Kenney O Carm Moderator Charles Pelrsson Lawrence Bell Danrel Murphy Rlchard Kopytowskl Iohn Healy Thos Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer McKean Vestn Prefects E I - , . Iohn McTique .....,,..... Vice-President 106 T leph n IErom 71026 WM SITTNER P p WILLY S MARKET Cholce Meats Poultry PIOVISIOHB 932 MOYTIS Avenue Cornphrnents of A F R I E N D FRANKI KARL QUALITY MEATS 1160 Woodycrest Avenue Bronx 52 N Y P 1Em7 CALVY SUPER MARKET 8993 West 167th Street Cornphments of BUNSAS DELICATESSEN HOME COOKING 2260 Webster Avenue Bronx 57 N Y FO 70948 Orders Dehvered T 1 ho MU 6 0990 IACONS Grocerles and Dehccrtessen Specmhzmg m Italmn Sandwlches 529 Second Avenue New York Clty T 1 h FO 4 9551 CONCOURSE LUNCHEONETTE 2203 Grand Concourse Southwest Corner 182nd Street Dehclous Sandwiches Hot D1shes After Theatre Snacks Cornphrnents of MR 6 MRS C V OBRIEN e o ez e - - . IO - ' l . ' I I ' - . . eep ne: A I e ep one: - . , . . Te-1e hone: ro e -9348 I . . . . 107 Use Our Lmens Pay Only for Wcrslung Sheets P111ow Cases Towels WE CALL AND DELIVER ACE LINEN SERVICE INC 226 East 163rd Street Bronx 56 N Te1epho e LU 8 0606 Teleph FO 7 2419 IOSEPH FALKOFF SUZANN E KIDDY SHOP 13 West Fordham Road Bronx 53 N Y Cornphrnents of ANN BILL 6 MARYANN O BRIEN TEDDY LIPSCHITZ Dcnry and Fancy Grocenes BUTTER AND EGGS A SPECIALTY 2294 Moms Avenue Phone FO 4 9658 Uust North of 183rd S11 I 6. I YARD GOODS STORES Hernstxtchmq Buttonholes Covered Buttons and Not1ons 2312 Grand Concourse 946 E T emont Avenue Bronx 57 N Y Bronx 60 N Y Telephone FO 46509 LANDMAN S KOSHER MEAT 6. POULTRY MARKET 61 East 181st Street Bronx N Y I LUSCHER S MARKET PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY 230 East 181st Street Bronx 57 N Y Comphrnents of DUNN AND MCCRORY FAMILIES 01192 ' 1 o I I ' , . Y. D I ' I I SE 3-1774 DA 9-3782 Telephone: SE 3-3441 1 . l' I 108 Cornphments of Co11eg1ate Outf1tt1ng Co Inc SCHOOL UNIFORMS 116 East 27th Street New York 16 N Comphments of Comphments of RA 9 3046 F dh QUINTANA Ieweler 2489 Grand Concourse W York Clty At Fordham Road FO 7 6392 NURSES SERVICE SHOPPE NURSES UNIFORMS A Full Lme of Popular Brands 157 East 188th Street 109 -, . I I YI .-, I MR. :S MRS. IOHN 1. MCCARTHY 1 DOROTHY QS MAX TEPPER - m' Pioneer Ieweler T phone: - Ne ' 1 Compliments of . . . Magees Restaurant and Bar 2366 GRAND CONCOURSE VICTORIA FRUIT MARKET FORDHAM TAVERN 211 EAST 188th STREET Retcnl at Wholesale PIICSS BRONX 58 N Y 2206 GRAND CONCOURSE 251 EAST TREMONT AVENUE I0 9 Comer l82nd Street Branch The Ushers and Friends of St Eugene's Chapel HIGHBRIDGE DIEGES 8: CLUST 17 Iohn Street New York 8 N Y Manufacturers of Iewelry for the CLASS CF 1949 P1 q t A 1898 OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY 1948 Rinqs - Medals - Keys - Pins - T ph' a ues - Athle ic d AGP Makes Savmg S1mpler' Its srrnpler to market rn one store than rn several And more economrcal when that store lS your A CS P Super for as long as posslble so you re sure to save plenty on plenty of good thrnqs whenever you shop Stop by and buy toclay and every clay' HEP SIIPEHMMIKETS Convemently Located Throughout the Metropolltan Area 'II2 C O Market. A ci P keeps every price just as low as possible ff-1 -'ffp' . W Z f ri ni ., 1 -i i-i Nl lk I ljrm XJ lu? 4-...., 55 9'- .6 ,4 , , Isa. xl X ' ' igklfgfq ,W N..---. H :. 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