Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary - Nytana Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Q I Crcatixencss lfxprcsscs Itself in Lcriiriiics. Misses Toolan, Eisen- X gl! ,C aw 1 If I.. It Steady hands and observant eyes produce a skillful picture. ' 'l'lAl' rl X 'Q' f Xi: T te - f X , X 'Tis J NV v v x J ' lil' ,J , rich, FLiDDClll.5I1llIl'1 and Sansone. X Ni l 'sa , I f f',. 'f 1,. ,iii X.: ,-' .fl 3 N. . -4,- Ll 'N xi! J 1 f f ,' '. ! .Y 'W x . f'f.'..' fl f . i r P .Q .,. .n- 2.9. A U I t x or I ' . , icq' 'x 1' 'I

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' ll Nl Galileo :ind llis Pupils brought u blue rihbon to Miss- es P. Clerltin. N. Colby, j Kane and Ii. Guudy. Freshmen. 155 Use of Polarized Lightufbluc rib- bon project of Miss P. McMahon. 'SAL Slalltlczltlbeal UI .s Misses J. XX heeler and B. To- biiisen. Seniors. earned I1 red ribbon with their MitOsis in Animals. pn 4 l l Onw.ird to Yictoryuf seemed the cry of SHMers in spirious eonipetitions this ye.tr. The Blue- .ind-XYhite was honored xsith blue. red rind white ribbons for excellent projects in the Catholic Science Council Exhibition nt Clirdiniil H.1yes H. S. Miss janet Lilly stole the spotlight in the He.irst Oritoricnl Contest for the juniors, while Sophs and Fresh- ies gained high honors in the Know-English Contest and the N.ition.il High School Poetry Society, 'El l' Miss lf. Flynn. '5i, won 21 red rihhon with her Stroboscope. CA.. Thc Story of Aluminum brought Miss Alice Segers. '54 a red ribbon K ' 5 vi-of l. ii 1 Niiss Jiinet Lgilly, Ile-girst Om- Misses Nicosia. Mclnty re. Range and Misses lf. McLoughlin. 55. an tory Finalist. Zimmer. bophomores. attained high Vl. Kiissner. '3-. sxinners in t e scores in the Know lfnglish Clon- test. iinnu.il tontest of the National lligh bthtpol Poetry Society,

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L? The Most Momentous Da In spring a Seniors fancy turns to thoughts of . . . May Day! How difficult is concentration on chemical formulae and French verbs when the warm sun- shine streaming through the classroom windows reminds her that the most mo- mentous day of life at SHM is rapidly approaching! The Senior corridor hums with the excited babble of formals, dates and practices. Finally to the relief of harrassed parents and teachers, the big day arrives. For endless moments she awaits with quickened pulse the initial strains of the processional. Then with a grace achieved only by weeks of practice, she floats in a cloud of soft tulle past the admiring gaze of her escort and parents. Amid joyous acclaim the lovely May Queen is crowned and receives the hom- age of her subjects. Then she, in turn, crowns the Queen of all queens, our Blessed Mother. After each Senior has knelt before Mary's shrine for the blessing of her ring, the unforgettable ceremonies are brought to a perfect close with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. ,ff ! lllllx lUpper left? SENIORS SERENADE THEIR SOVEREIGN. lUpper right? THE QUEEN CROWNS OUR BLESSED LADY, as her lady-in-waiting, Miss Joan Barbarino, looks on. fLower left? Father White, C.S.P. BLESSES THE RINGS OF THE MISSES MCMANUS AND MURRAY. QLOWC-rr rightj THE CEREMONIES ARE BROUGHT TO A CLOSE WITH BENEDICTION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT.