Academy of Notre Dame - Memories Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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At 3 o ' clock every day the dismissal bell signais the close of another school day. Little do the under- classmen realize how happy and wonderful these busy day s are, but ask the sentimental senior, and you will learn that already she realizes every sin¬ gle day with her friends she had made in the last four years will be something to cherish always. The Academy is not just a school--it is a small part of our heart that will never be replaced.

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A time much anticipated by both seniors and fresh- men is the Big-Sister Lit- tle Sister Party when the seniors, big sisters take under their guidance little sisters, the freshmen. This gives freshmen the opportunity to become better acquainted with their class- mates, to learn more about school life and its activities, and to confide in someone who has experienced the same problems. The purpose of the many other Academy events are varied. Holi- day baskets for the needy and monetary help to the missions exemplify char- ity. The motive behind the drives --Yearbook, Read-A-Wee, Chocolaté, etc .--is progress, new and better equipment, outstanding literary publi cations, and better facili- ties for ail. And then there ' s the strictly so¬ cial side--field day and classroom get togethers too numerous to mention.

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His Excellency The Most Reverend Albert R. Zuroweste, D. D., our Pastoral Shepherd.