Academy of the Holy Names - Shield Yearbook (Rome, NY)

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Loff fo Righf-Firsf Row: Margaref Marlin, Pafricia Good- win, Nancy l-lifchcoclr, Shirley Srnirh, Marianne Gannon, Marfha McCarlhy. Second Row: Margaref Lynch, Barbara Jean Carey, Joy Qiieriolo, Doris Keirier, Clare Monobianco, Marqaref Biifler. Third Row: Lenore loGaHa, Barbara Monera, Marie Pafenaude, Joyce O'Dell, Marilyn Regan, Gloria Bird, Rose Marie Conroy. CLASS OF I95O On Seplember 6, IQ46 a class of fwenfy-Two hopeful, smiling laces appeared in lhe Freshmen room of our Academy. Oar year slarfed wifh greaf enfhusiasm as we me? our lovable, palieni, indusfrious leacher, Sisler Clare Elizabefh. Frequenlly fhe superior loolcs of the Lipperclassmen reminded as lhol we were freshmen, and we did nof loolc wirh eagerness fo the day of our inifiafion. Ocfober broaghf abouf an irnporianr eyenf, The Living Rosary in which fhese freshmen parhcipaiedi Gloria Bird- Daddy Long Legs Peggy Boiler- The Rainbow Barbara Jean Carey- Dogwood Rose Marie Conroy- The baslcefball wizard Maryann Gannon - Culey Par Goodwin - The Gypsy Dianne Griffin- The Vacanf Chair Nancy Hifchcoclz - Blondie Lenore La Gofra- The Radio XY , Margaref Lynch - Miss News of '47 Marlha McCarThy -- Curly Top Claire Monobianco - Chal+er Box Peggy Marfin -The Book Lover Barbara Monera - Lulabelle Joyce 0'Dell - Smiles Marie Pafenaude- Our Lillie French Girl Joy Queirlol - ''She-lives-up-lo-henname Marilyn Regan - Freclmles Shirley Smifh - Shari and sweef' Affer our iniriafion and recepfion inla The Sodalify, we were considered full-pledged high school Q X sfudenfs. Refurning from our joyous Chrislmas vacarion. exams slared us in fhe face and we serlled down lo s'rudy. March broughf abou? fhe Irish spirif in The class and we all celebraled wilh a Saini Palriclcs Day Pa rly. During fhis Lenlen Season The freshmen showed wholehearfed supporf in responding fo ihe Bishops Relief Campaign. Our class is hoping fo follow in fhe foofsfeps of fhe Seniors in fhe field of baslrefball. Wifh our baslcefball wizards fhis hope is sure +o be realized. In our sfudies as well as in sporfs, we aim fo emulole our upperclassmen in lhe spirit of A.l 'l.N. Prasidenr Vice-Presidenf n Secrefal'Y Tf80SUr8r Shirley Mary Smith Marfha Jane McCarfhy MCVIUUUS LOUISG Gannon Gloria Ann Bird , -ei xx x' is-all ih-

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Laff fo Righf--Firsi Row: Agafha Bo++ini, Nancy Lunn, Pafricia Boyce, Helen Ann McCar+hy. Second Row: Kay Maxled, Mary Mumford, Marlene Lesialcowski, Jane Delano. Third Row: Sally Traxell, Lorraine Chapie, Mary Lau Cole- man, Sally Kinney, Mary Elizabefh Mccarlhy, Audrey Ro-lh, Anne Kraeger, Frances Cardillo. Absenlees-Marilyn Klfli. and Marianne McManus. CLASS OF I949 Congrarulaling our deparfing seniors and moving one sfep anead . . . we pause +0 reflecr . . . Sepfember Souvenirs . . . inrricacies of Geomerry, Bi mlogy iusi explored . . . new responsibililies. . . . Ocfober Ornamenrs . . . +he new A.H.N. hafs . . . Scoring ir November News were Jane Delano and Helen Anne Mc:Car+hy chosen varsily cheerleaders . . . wif Lorraine Chopie, Kay Maxled, Mary Mumford assisring as Junior V leaders . . , Four orhers won places on rhe Municipal League Baslcerball Team .... December Dashes . . . busy work on fashioning favors for fhe R-ed Cross . . Annual Rerrear . . . fhe Chrisfmas parfy . . . Agarha a'rop Jrhe nine fool lree. . . , January Joys were many, despire rhe exams . . . Mary Mumford was proclaimed Snow Queen wirh Pat Boyce runner-up . . . February Frolics are remembered for fhe exciring choral reciral . . . enrerfaining senior play . . . Six Sopls helpec serve af March Mood was prayerful, quiefly Lenren . . . April AFfairs . . , vfifh high lighrs . . . choral broadcasrs over KAL . . . and rhe Albany game. Whar fun and play or Easferfime' . . . wilh May Myfhs close ar Hand . . . Our Turning 'rhe lasf page in our Sophomore Hisfory . . . we awail' new aflvenfures as happy juniors . . . and now, welcome, Summer! fa L '-fi fhe Junior-Senior Parry. X- xy X Lady honored .... Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Pafricia Ann Boyce Marlene Helena Lesialcowslri Secrefgry Treasurer Helen Ann McCarThy Nary Iva Mumlord 8' 'N

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7+h AND 8+h GRADES Lefl fo Righf-Firsf Row: Joanifa l-loehn, Elaine O'Dell, Adele Beckwifh, Rosemary Healy. Second Row: Mary Spellicy, Elizabefh Baulig, Dorolhy Brazil, Marie Donahue. Third Row: Pafricia Liddy, Marie Garcia, Joanna Koch, Mimi Wesley. Fourfh Row: Ann Larsen, Joann Myers, Eileen Nix, Gail McCarney. Fiffh Row: Yvonne Froschauer, Claudia Sanlella, Joan Szarek, Barbara Schonbachler. Sixfh Row: Rosemary Parker, Jean Clarke, Conslance Schuler, Charlolfe Eggan. Sevenfh Row: Carol Schmandl, Ersilia Lorinzini. sn., huler. laflCe SC , ii' Y- Cons demon uliC3- Mow Spgllgrlolle Eqqon Elizabelh Boschauer Und Yvorlnelliiei arl class. glra 9 My dream of dreams is, and always has been, +0 be a graduale of lhe Academy of lhe l-loly Names in Rome, New York. ln my opinion lhere is no olher school in The whole world fhal l would ralher go lo or 'rhal is more refined and culfured 'rhan A.l-l.N. Girls from all over lhe Uniled Slales, Mexico, Cenlral America, and Canada come lo our school. To me, A.l'l.N. means nol only a school lo go back and forth +o every day, bui a place 'ro dream dreams abou? and 'ro love. l know 'rhal l don? realize whaf a privilege and an honor il is +o be here. ln years 'ro come 4 .2 Adele B . Barbo ECICWIHL Joan? pose ggfofhonbaghlery kgs Hoelhn, Doroyh B I 9 fheir mogozinendlfllx and Elo ng Ofgzil 6 lsplqy' l i ell l'll always lhink of A.l-l.N. as lhe besl' school in lhe world, even if all lhe Sislers l know are gcne and if many addilions and improvemenfs have been made. The lulure may hold a more beaulilul and a more spacious library or chapel, or a more prelenfious edition of The Shield , ye'r, l assure you lhey wqn'+ nave lhe same senlimenfal value for me as lhese of fodav. I love lhem lruly for They are alla parl of my dream ol dreams 'ro be realized in I95l. CLAUDlA ANN SANTELLA. Glade Eight