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

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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

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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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ff . ff s - X Ahv'5Nw. fig PJVKE 'f I Q I L CLUB lf' jnuaalecl by 'gage - Shutter Targa , flint jo! A new and novel club was introduced to the distinguished line of long -standing organizations at AHN. It is the active, interesting, and inform- ative Camera Club. lt was not hard to find a member of the facul- ty to help support the new club. Under the en- thusiastic direction of Sister Francis Henry, in- terested members of the student body have re - ceived expert guidance and assistance. The main project of the Shutter Bugs was the purchasing of developing and enlarging equip- ment. To raise sufficient funds to attain their goal, the Bugs developed Holly Ball pictures taken by Mr. Benedict Mangano fthe father of senior Ann and sophomore Susanj who was most generous with both his time and patience. The proceeds of this activity financed all the equip- ment for the club. Other activities included the contest for photographing the school. After all entries were submitted, the best, taken by Ellen O'Connel1, was chosen to be used on the Holy Names book covers. The regular Camera Club meetings proved to be stimulating, with guest speakers such as Harold Fialkoff of Mayfair Studios, who offered advice and pointers on picture taking techniques, and Father Edgar Holden, who showed his slides of his summer in Europe. The quick -with-a -camera officers, Ellen O'Conne1l, Bobbie O'l-lara, and Ann and Susan Mangano, hope that the Club and its benefits will provide guidance and enjoyment for all the Shutter Bugs, or rather, photographers, in the school. - , - .' il' lo V, 'Wai 1 Q Jn e- sf 'L OCNX Q Cir I 43 I grove? The Book tore Notebooks, pens, stuffed dogs? Is there any- thing you need? If there is, you can undoubtedly find it in our indispensible book store. Under the capable management of Sister Frances of Mary, this precious little corner of our school contains not only essential school supplies but many in- teresting and attractive items. This year, much to everyone's approval, the book store was converted into an all -round cam- pus store. One of the most colorful additions is the collection of stuffed toys--little dogs, scholar ly owls, and furry bunnies. There are also such desirable items as pennants, book covers, and ball point pens in the school colors and bearing the school insignia. Possibly the most popular feature of the book store is the well -stocked candy counter. When hunger pangs attack us we rush to the bookstore to purchase our favorite candy. Among the numerous practical items which can be purchased at the store are school tokens, station ery, and stockings. We are all proud of our gay and attractive book store and grateful for the convenience it affords us. Show me first your penny! Ellen O'Conne11, Sheila Vandercar, and Bobbie O'Hara engage in a bit of fun in the book store.