Mount St Joseph Academy - Lilium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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A take-off on Sergeant Bilko? No, just Nancy Corrigan snapping to attention as Ginny Klier and Joan Zirnheld guard Nnrdin forwards in a close game. Bright and buoyant, Senior Varsity members are always ready for an efficient performance. They include: Elizabeth Blersch, Sophomore, Joan Zirnheld, junior, Seniors Nancy Corrigan and Suzanne Palmeri, seatedg Rosemary Reina, Rosemary Donnelly, Alice Corda and Eileen Doran, co-captains, Paula Lincoln and Virginia Klier, all Seniors, kneeling. Absent are Elaine Weibel,Junior, and Carol Lascola, Sophomore.

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A last word of advice, and a qu sportsmanship. emamzfezf 121 fkzskbe, shvldsmanxffgl Svlaool Bishop McMahon Bishop McMahon Villa Maria Mt. St. Mary's Nardin Academy Card. Mindszenty Bishop Colton Sacred Heart Academy Card. Mindszenty VARSITY SCHEDULE Dale We 50 36 26 29 48 39 41 40 42 39 Nov. 27 Jan. 8 jan. 15 Feb. 4 Feb. 19 St. Mary's for Deaf Feb. 28 Mar. 3 Mar. S 20 Mar. 24 Mar. They 33 37 21 21 46 41 27 12 49 31 High Scorer Pls. 32 27 22 19 36 22 18 14 23 19 Eileen Doran Eileen Doran Doran Doran Doran Eileen Eileen Eileen Doran Doran Betty Blersch Eileen Doran Eileen Eileen Eileen Doran Tensed, Senior Eileen Doran completes one of the hook shots that has ex- tended her fame to rival schools. Her precision in handling the ball has made Eileen high-scorer in nearly every Varsity game this year. Svbool Bishop McMahon Bishop McMahon Villa Maria Mt. St. Mary's Nardin Academy St. Mary's for Deaf Card. Mindszenty Bishop Colton Sacred Heart Academy Card. Mindszenty ick prayer to JV SCHEDULE Dale We 33 32 15 14 35 28 20 24 13 25 Nov. 27 Jan. 8 1 5 Feb. 4 Feb. Feb. Jan. 19 28 Mar. 3 Mar. 5 20 24 Mar. Mar. They 12 10 14 16 16 10 17 14 11 18 High Sforcr Pts. Mary Ann Rosar 9 Karen Keller 7 Sandra Felicetta 6 Elaine Slomowicz 4 Sandra Felicetta 10 Virginia Bluff 9 Virginia Bluff 7 Virginia Bluff 8 Joyce Adams 4 Sandra Felicetta 8 St. Joseph sends you into action, a harmonious team. Joseph naturally becomes an integral part of your hours of fun and conscientious practice, for to him has been given the power to aid in all necessities. Since he so righteously exemplifies justice, he sets the perfect example for your good Your patron has imbued in you his principle of justice and you have carried this standard into your sports life. Joseph's justice motivates you to respect authority and accept its judgments. Thus, yours is the victory-whether you win or lose. .aim Go Team Go! Cheerleaders Elaine Feldman and Theresa Krytus, Sopho- mores, and Senior Mitzi Shay are up in the air about the promising score.

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afzzffifwmafzzbus kdfflllfdfli Mary Ann Rosar, Sophomore, practices her set shot, hoping that it will add two points the next time the JV is in difficulty. Eager to keep trim, Sophomores Arlene Shea, Christine Marcinkiewicz, Marcia Kubiak, Valerie Thielman, Mary Lou McNamara, and Carol Smith persevere in the exercises directed by Mrs. Wanda Tutaj, physical education instructor. , -if fr' i' 158 W- Accompanying vigor-packed gym classes, bowling, skating and horseback riding sponsored by the Stu- dent Council add to fun-filled afternoons as they Ht the needs of versatile Mount girls. The Senior Varsity basketball team conceded de- feat at only three close games this year, which they checked off with n total of eleven wins. Two action- packed games of the season were decided by one basket: the triumph over Nnrdin Academy and the defeat at the hands of Saint Mary's School for the Deaf. The faces of spectators in the background reveal anxiety as forward Ginny Bluff struggles to keep the ball from an alert guard during the Mount- Nardin game.