Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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r Our Magnet graduates for June, M. Collins, E. Dwyer and B. Blaha are seated. which helits their superiority after four years. Standing directly behind them are M. Mt-Elroy, A. M. McCabe. L. Virgil, O. Kissner., M. Zrahkowski. C. Hasto. A. Connor, M. l.. Mutter, F. Vitulli. Behind them are J. 0'Connell, N. Nelson, F. Reig. A. Wacewiz. J. Molzer. ,-a-.. ,f 7r,','.'fXtXkW ., 4 'fit 'QA nf, u .5 ' ,Q i.. fl'-X N, f- .f 'f 1-fe' if lf, V Q. 'I fl! W' fi T gk. in 4.1 we 5 2 , 4,56 Sf, 'V T f fagvfvi e -Yr , A992 Y., -f..,,, xy.. X GM, ,, V K, , I Ch. N . . gm W 3 .WM .L ,, . . so www 'jf 'A A. A 1 fa y ff? ri.- qA:,,2,.3ef 45' .. ,. M I have slrclt-hed out my branches as the lurpenline tree and my branches are of honor and grace. Eccl. 24:22 B. Bleda. seated, and other Jan- uary graduates, D. Schreiner and P. Molloy were some of the Magnets' iinest workers. 1 164 svigi SIX 5089 Seated in front is K. Koch, the Magnet President for the past Fall Term. Behind her are H. Lucey and S. Beglin, two of her fellow graduates and also faithful Magnets. 4'

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On the night ol' the l'0lll'0l'l. tt : Every Thursday afternoon the school audi- torium is overflowing with delightful song and music. Our Glee Club is in rehearsal. From the opening of school until its close, we are hard at work, for our year is filled with much activity but also lots of fun. During the Fall Ter111 most of our time is de- voted to the practice of Christmas carols in preparation for the Christmas assembly and for the beautiful Midnight Mass at the Monastery, which each year we are privileged to sing. by - Z L, Q 4 L ' ' ' .si The Spring Term is highlighted by our visit to Town Hall for participation in the Annual Catholic Music Festival Contest and by our Con- cert in our own auditorium where our efforts are crowned with success. Kentucky Mountain Songs such as 'L-The Riddle and 'LGrandma Gruntsn are telling features, but our grandest number is The Blue Danube . The finale of our activities comes at gradua- tion when we sing to the girls the closing of another year. -Q 2 I - These are the altos who contributed their harmony at the last Glee Club Concert. Front Row: K. Sabourin, M. Owens, R. Gallagher, M. Henderson, R. Mullady, J. Callahan, M. .l. Cavagin. Second Row: P. Butler, S. Schmidt, K. Murtaugh, L. Carey, L. Velten, F. Parrella, E. Uhlinger, G. Miranda. Third Row: J. Calcagno, J. Cosgrove, R. Tully, M. Georgie, C. Mutter, E. Tricomi, J. Walsh, N. Collins. Fourth Row: E. Sabourin, C. Indelieato, A. Hannigan, C. Hasto, M. Lichtenwald, V. McCarthy, D. Kloss, E. Mullaney.

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Elgllfit ff. .. 1 X K0 kzx I - V K is st' Gael? f ,fn n'- I wi XY' cgi' These Magnets. for at least two or more years. will continue to make posters and supply the Art Work for The Mary Louis Academy. By name they are-. slanlling: A. Griffin. l'. Brandy. K. Cilm. A. Ml'll1lIlC. A. Sohr. C. v'tll'CYt'lZ, A. Van Gorda-r. .l. lluvim-am. J. Sprigings. A. M. Ferris. Kneeling: M. Corrigan. R. Bak. C. R0l'1'1ll10V1l. K. White. R. M. Keating. at 941 If you like to work, dabble in paint, letter or do any kind of drawing, come and see us sometime in Room 315. Here, at a Magnet meeting, you will find the girls who do the fine work which appears, so myster- iously, in the halls. QWe hope that you do not think little gnomes do all the work that you see.J Although the work is not so dif- ficult as you may think, it does take time, as any other extra curricular activity does. A project like our frieze for the Art room at Christmas, for instance, takes practically two weeks of after school labor-maybe a hundred hours all told. We are happy to expend that amount of time because we know that you appreciate our work. Our main work lies in making posters to advertise special school events. For in- stance, this year, through our work, we were successful in persuading the girls to attend Father I-Iubbard's Lecture, Father Ewing's Lecture on Archaeologyg the bas- ketball games, dances, Orchestra and Glee Club concerts and the Genesian play. Let- tering is also our specialty as the scrolls done by Mary Collins and Eileen Dwyer definitely show. Even better results can be obtained by a little encouragement from you, our classmates.