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mg 1 4 Marina Romo does the second read- ing. Suzette Yu, Angelique Arnaud, and Diana Ruiz enter the auditorium for the reception. The Ring Day Cake: A gift from the seniors. Sister Ann Eileen holds the rings, while Monsignor distributes them to the students. Into a dancer you have grown ... sing Juli Schmidt, Chris Emme, and Lynn Doll during the communion meditation. A flower, a program, and new class rings are reminders of the juniors' big day. Theresa Ornelas receives her ring from Msgr. Lirette. Julie Krajniak shows off her ring to friends Janice Yanovick and Andrea Devay. A view of the ring ceremony. is A M c at 'lli 5 V, ,J I i s K c csiii l.ii is,y y Q 5' -'ln mm-370 3 e' f of -Q -M--.easel QQWLQ 3 cs, 1 I is s A Z'
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i Choosing a dressing is a tough decision for Maria Marchese. Bishop Sheen's movie on feeding the hungry absorbs the attention of Connie Miller and Christy Reavis. Sr. Margretine tells students about the origin of the B.V.M.s. Queen candidates Jacque Blain. Trish Smith, Tina Cianfrini, and Crystal Cianfrini bring up the gifts. Sr. Diane distributes Communion at the Mass, Light the World with Christ. Lisa Kersey listens as Mrs. Combs tells of her missionary experiences in Brazil. Surrounded by all her friends, Queen Tina Cianfrini smiles tri- umphantly. EVENTS I9
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Into a Family We Have Grown . . My friends have made my fin- ger sore turning my ring. This happy complaint reflects a Ring Day tradition juniors treasure. Celebrated on December 7, I977, the day began with morning Mass carefully planned by the Ring Day committee. Special guests at the ceremonies were the juniors' par- ents and the seniors. Msgr. Lirette distributed the rings, assisted by Sister Ann Eileen. The initial joys of ring ownership were shared among friends during off-campus lunch at Shaker Mountain Inn, Scoreboard, or Ernie's. Then seniors honored the juniors at an afternoon reception, singing In My Life and presenting each girl with a white carnation as a symbol of love. During this ceremony and after- wards, many fingers turned the new rings as a valued gesture of friend- ship. EVENTS ll
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