Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Mrs. Shepherd Elsie' Louise l her Katherine Mr. Shepherd Miss Waller Mr. Price Mrs. Price friends Davis Swanson Scotty Tony Smitty jack Cocky Driscoll . Miss Hayes Miss Curtis Sally Muriel Ethel Elise Lillian . Madge . Alix . Mr. johns Austin Bevans Grace Lou Kate Ann Fran june julie Abby . Belle Dot .Nell Midge . Grace Helen Peg Zllibz Cllrnssrnahs Senior flaps NEVER AGAIN THE WAR ZONE THE STRIKE 1937 . Mary Hession . Marcella Hein . Marjorie Schaeffer . Ruth Killian . Thomas Murphy . . Anita Chase . John Olander Rosemary Murtaugh . . John Dooley Richard Quackenbush . Robert Trulan . Matthew Bologno . . Paul Grattan Edmund Grumrney . John McManus . Robert Crowe Marguerite O'Farrell Natalic Manning Ruth Aldridge Virginis Powers . Katherine Rapp Mary Grace White . Marian Cahill . Rosemary Hanlon Betty Minnock . Edward Conway James Quinn . Ruth Spalt Kathleen Bruso . Ella McCormick . Betty McLean Gertrude Harlfinger . . Gabriel Beck . . Doris Sheary Margaret Handerhan . Frances Reidy . Irene McGowan Jean McEnroe . . Mary Mack Dolores Thompkins . Marjorie Elliot Verenica Weinloin Ninety-five

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Ulibe Qllrnssrnahs A burial Zlaigbligijts nf the Qllass uf '37 Our social career was not really launched until the beginning of our Junior year when we supported the Senior Year- book fund by giving a Halloween Dance -' in the gym, which was gaily bedecked with skeletons, huge pumpkins, and orange and black crepe paper. A merry group of boys and girls tripped the light fantastic to the music of the Albany Academy Rhythm Cadets. Under the capable chairmanship of Rosemary Mur- taugh, our Hrst venture into society was a huge success. iiiiiiiiii z Feeling that a little enjoyment was J : --- needed after a hard yearls work, on a , A bright day in June we packed lunches 3 a, iq and proceeded to White s Beach. There, - B I various activities such as swimming, boat- f - I A Q V ing, golf, horseback riding, and dancing - 'M . fq ,MMM 2 ll 'N 4 sent us home tired but happy and carefree., ,WM Q K 1 X W 4 nw, hfx MA 'L -QA I1 NMA uMMg14MmLIw,3,ff':M,.f Upon returning to school the following September in the role of Dig- nified Seniors, we were faced with the task of raising money for our yearbook fund. As a good beginning, we sponsored a Halloween Dance 0 in an artistically decorated gym, A laughing crowd of young people f danced to the tunes of Gene Strope's orchestra, the novelty of the eve- ning, the dancing of the Paul jones, by everyone present, aided in mak- ing this dance as highly successful as last yearls had been. Ninety-six 1 9 3 7