Fontbonne Hall Academy - Fontbonne Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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f S .IWW izffla ,H ft Sdmttitillil S Vind C gi. W ,-dw 15 SQL GUQE Editors, Anita Aiello and Ellen Riccobono make plans with associates Mau- reen Corrigan, Barbara . Germack, and Marie - Clemente. Y A1 , The Student Council, composed of class and activity presidents, meets on the tirst and third Thursday of each month. The president ot' the General Organization, elected by the student body, presides at each meeting. Work- Vice-President, Rosalie Savage, and Secretary, Mary Twohy approve Stu- dent Council agenda pre- pared by President, Chris- tina LaPlaca. ing in conjunction with the Student Council, the voluntary Student Service League, headed by Mary Curley and Beatrix Duffy, performs countless services at lunch time, at general assemblies, and at other important functions. To promote student participation in school government is an aim of the Student Service League. Muriel Boyle, Beatrix Duffy, Mary Curley, Kathleen Polidori, Evelyn Eggers and Ellen Riccobono, by their service to Fontbonne, render a greater service to God and country.

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5 222332.-V'1'1 Ellen Riccobono and Eve- lyn Eggers admire the trophy, won by the Glee ff Pa-loros Y . 'l ' Club at Town Hall. ap I I I I , I X H bb ' . l -- -. Qsiisst. gi , A V , X .V . ,... - ,Q 1 ,, ,L 1P'Y'1 '1 r--s 'E' ptiaqrumq xf 'M'- bb- X145 ' ' Camera Club posters call forth compliments from oliicers Catherine Carvo, Maria Sanchez, Margaret Huneke, Gloria Bartlett, and Anne Marie Walsh. Here's a switch! Photogems, who now appear on the other side of the camera, provide a delightful subject for photographer Therese Callaghan. These undergraduate members of the Glee Club complete its ranks as their voices swell in praise of God. Here, with accompanist Fran- cesca Cirillo, they render such in- spiring Christmas Carols as Silent Night and O Little Town of Bethlehem.

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The aims and desires ot' our Literary Staff could hardly have been realized without the aid ot' the Business Staff under the leadership ot' Catherine Caryo, Barbara Sayour, and Marie Clemente. Only through many hours spent in devising plans, making posters, and campaigning actively were they able to reach their goal. Close cooperation between the two groups brought the Fontbonm' to fruition. Our Yearbook records the ,ioys and accomplishments ot' Fontbonne and especially ot' the class ol' 195-1. lt is a kind of public diary written and edited by the Literary Staff under Editors Ellen Riccobono and Anita Aiello. Though the years will bring many rich experiences and new impres- Anne Marie VValsh of the Camera Club offers some suggestions for photos to Lor- raine Amendola and June D'Emic, while the members of the Literary Staff, Marilyn Casey, Gloria Bartlett, Carmela Megani, Joan Aberbach, Muriel Boyle, Ann Strod- thoff, and Isabel Schlottman discuss the lay- out, divider pages, and captions. Barbara Sayour and Caro- lyn Mollo check the Year- book's Hnances. sions, few will equal those held clear on the pages ot' Fonflzonnv '54. A 11 I Itllfffnlf Catherine Carvo, Business Manager of the Fontbonne '54, records the classes' progress with captains Eileen 0'Hea, Nancy Reil, Patricia Battaglia, Carol Boasi, Rosalie Savage, and Lorraine Amendola. Their enthusiasm is a prime factor in making the Yearbook a financial success.