Academy of the Holy Names - JM Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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is I .J in Junior A officers planning class meeting. Seated are: Mary Pat Vander- car, sports leader, Mary Ruth Vottis, president: Pat Varden, treasurerg standing--Ann Lawlor, mission leaderg Arme Connors, secretary: Janet Walton, vice -president. Junior Class Officers Junior B officers making inquiries for Junior -Senior Party. They ar Joyce Cassera, mission leader: Susan Healy, sports leaderg Mary Stanton, secretaryg Joan Spooner, president: Mary Temple, vice- denr. Missing: Joanne Graziano, treasurer. Junior C officers anticipate entertaining seniors at Junior -Senior Party. They are: Nancy Mann, mission leaderg Mary Lou Querques, treasurer: Nanci Beaupre, sports leaderg Kathaleen Higgins, president: Teresa Audino. vice -president: Maureen Whalen, secretary.

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RECIPE FOR A WINTER NIGHT Take 4 well - matched pairs of young peopleg Dress in warm, bright clothingg Add 16 well - sharpened ice skates and tie securely. Turn out on moonlit, frozen pond: Allow to skate freely on pond for one hour, or until slightly blue. Remove ska-tes and transfer couples to nearby house which has O been pre-heated to 72 . Couples will thaw nicely and burst into happy song if filled with cocoa and placed near blazing fireplace. C is H is R is I is 5 is T is M is A is S is for for for for for for for for for Lynne O 'Ne'i1l WHAT CHRISTMAS IS TO ME the Christ Child born upon this day, that tiny heart nestled in the hay. the radiance of His holy Face, the ice and snow blanketing the place, the shepherds coming humbly to adore, this sacred time blest forevermore, His Mother ever spotless in God's sight, the angels praising Him that blessed night, the song of joy His coming brings to earth, Mary Birch THE ADVENT OF DAWN Dawn crept across the shimmering grass And proclaimed a holiday for the night: It settled the sunrise gently on the horizong It scattered brightness and went along singing. Dawn sang sweetly with the voice of spring. How very softly it crept enveloping each tree. With the hushed murmur of the past hours, Day broke, reached out, and grasped the earth in ecstacy. FRUSTRATION I thought and I pondered, In deepest despair. Words rushed through my brain, While I tore at my hair. My cheeks flushed with fever I really could have died - No poem could I write But I certainly tried! Ginny Ehrhardt Page Judy Weis SNOW Snow, snow, beautiful snow, It's out of the town to the mountains we go To Whiteface or Bromley Or any high hill - Up the ski tow And down with a thrill. So it's up again down again All the day long, Then to the old Chevy And home with a song. 29 Judy Devine

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54.1 V- ill Sophomore A officers choose favorites to be played in gym at recre- ation. They are: front - Connie Dyer, vice - president: Mary Plager, president: Jeanne Stott, mission leaderg back - Judy Devane, secretaryg Carol Martin, sports leaderg Ellen Rooney, treasurer. Making plans for the Bishop's Relief Fund are Sophomore C offi- cers. Seated: Pamela Barndollar, presidentg Dianne Murphy, vice- presidentg standing: Jeanne Leddy, secretaryg Roseann Callan, treasurerg Kathy Griffin, sports lead- er and Stephanie Tanski, mission leader. Sophomore B officers check rules for parliamenta- ry procedure. They are: Mary Agnes Hannon, mission leaderg Julie Murphy, presidentg Mary Lee Debusker, secretary, Geri Merriman, vice -president Missing are Sandy Fitzmaurice, treasurer, and Barbara Marshall, sports leader. Sophomore Class Officers