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

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1 Q A , , .5 . E x A Q3 1 22 YL. JQ3 . Y A X LA 0 , , f PPWHW PXIVUSK and Huanar MJUUK, our Irwcanwparabh pvapcvfy menu, dugpluy Www' vffh lamy. Hwy wr-'O Q.uvnpM-fl-ly rl-, spansfbfo for al! ea. nd Ufft-in flnrrnq and llqiwfmq. W r ' 4 4 1 5 3 R 1 i A S. mm, W nf ii V ' '46, var 1 lik: x 6 Our qrarwmws nzlwors ramplefo inc fwan?y'fIve sanuors of A.H.N. They are: Q, Bavuvly haha, June Spoffmy, Joan Spdimy, Cclino Mcfircxfn, Hollxn Cocoa. Second row: Vivfginua Szalach, Barbara Casfoffcr, Cafherlne Uiior and Sally Maxicd. , I 51 A? I ' X iz enf fav an appvucwafivo audience A.H.N,'s Pnmary Grades show Hua-mv gfnqwnq abwlxfy af fha Christ mas can: QM. rho Shield waafd naf be fornplefe wwwanf a mprosfznfafuon of fha Mafnrersx Azzafwafwan whldr works ao d0vMz:rHy for A.H.N. Officers for Hu- A',uafn1Tian ara: Mrs. Al- fved Hfwhn, prcsudnnfg Mrs. John QUfI!rfW! 3, VNV pY'USYfiQn1: Mrs, Ed' win Srfwrwlmcuffmlrer, wrrcricjryq and v1vs. Jdm Gannon, iroasurcr. 3 ' A.H.N,'s loyal Alumnae show haw Huey plan for acfivihos for fha boiiermnnf of flweir loved Alma Maier, Preparwnq for a mee1inq are The offkcrs: Mvs. Jamns Mcffann, vice-prcsidnnfq Muss Dans Farmer, rocardwnq socrcfaryg Mrs. Piward K. perrxno, presidenfq Mwss Sheila Dowd, corrospondinq sccrefaryg and Miss Jean Schmandf, freasurer. 1? Jill TM:-,cy qwrl5 af Hue Inmvvvu-dvcxfo Grades displly Hmm YNUSIKVJI ml,

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FIRST DANCE, SENICDR PLAY Firsl' Dance , a Ihree-acl romanlic comedy by DeWiH Bodeen, was selecled as Ihe Academy ol Ihe Holy Names' Senior Play presenfed on February I6 and I7 in STI. Cecilia's I-lall. Casl of lhe play. which is sublilled, A Lesson in Romance. included I4 members of lhe class of I947. They are: Jane Waldron - Clare: Lucille Dion - April: Palricia Irish - Kale, Iheir grandmolherg Regina Murphy- Drusilla: Trudy Baynes- Eleanor: Pepifq Alba ond Kqfe :re Wiilcomed by Carol Rolslon - Florabelle: Jane Gurley - Rosemary: Ann Hollowood - Louisa: MUFGOCI1- Sophie Buiclco-Jacqueline: Therese Donahue-Mrs. Elizabelh Schuyler: Frances A Schraml-Murdock: Carol Ann Phillios-Kale, lhe cousin: Barbara Gifford I Pepila Alba: Shirley Brazil-Miss Coffee. The coslume play, has as ils Theme 'lhal romances of yeslerday, like romances ol loday, may begin al a girl's Iirsl dancing parly. ll conlrasls wilh humor Ihe manners ol loday wilh 'lhe manners of lhe Gay NineI'ies , when a girl demurely whirled her way across Ihe ballroom lo l'he melody of O wallz. The success of a girl's Iirsl dance depends a greal deal upon lhe man who is her parl'ner, remarks Cirandmolher Kale lo her modern grand- daughler in The openina scene of Firs'l Dance. The melhods used by grandmolher and granddaughler in cal'ching The man lhey love are remarlcably similar. There are no men in I'he play, buf all Ihe Iollc is aboul' men. and how o girl may win lhe hearl' of rhe man she loves. 9113 - :L .. The Gay Ninelies are depicfecl by Rosemary, Eleanor, Kale. Miss Coffee, Mrs. Schuyler, Jacqueline. Florabelle. Murdoch, Drusilla, Louisa and Pepila Alba. V . h The Prologue shows Aprl, Cirandniofher Kale reveals her rrue idenlily. Jacqueline 'Faces her sisfers who loolz Kale and Claire as The play opens in aghasl al her allire. modern sequence. slr lfilggie K Q

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THE SODALIAN STAFF Ann Hol lowood, ediTor-in Chief. The Sodalian, our monThly newspaper, is appropriaTely named, being sponsored by The SodaliTy oT Our Blessed MoTher. Since lasT OcTober. our ediTorial sTaTi has been buzzing wiTh eTTervescenT spiriT, always rushing To meeT The publicaTion deadline. The paper combines Three maior Topics, The religious, The scholasTic, and The social TuncTion oT The school. We are proud OT our school paper and willing To sacrifice Time and eTTorT To produce a periodical worThy oT iTs name. Under The direcTion oT The ediTor, Ann l-lollowood, '47, chairman oT The LiTeraTure CommiTTee, The sTaTT has uniTed harmoniously To make The paper a compleTe success. In composing The maTerial, making The dummy, cuTTing The sTencils and Taking The paper To press They have all conTribuTed unselTishly. The Sodalian has reoresenTaTives oT The Tour higher classes making iT Truly a high school paper. We sincerely hope ThaT whaT we have accomplished will remain and Tlourish under The leadership oT The SodaIisTs. Marianne Gannon, Ann Hollowood, Frances Schrarnl, PaTricia Irish, Barbara Gifford ana Jane Delano leT us see whaT Tun iT is To mimeograph The Sodalian. JOYCE Besenfelderi l-UCY l'lUll- -lone DelUf'0f Helen Ann Sally MaxTed, Ann Hollowood, Trudy Baynes, Joan Spelllcy MCC0 Tl Yg Ann l'l0ll0W00d- Mcfilw Pfeiffer Und Cfnheflne and CaTherine UTTer display Their skill in sTenciling The Limner ecliT The Sodalicn. Sodalian. m .. lmwfff- f -