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

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lie sang zkz Wm ffmflfs, Patriotism swells in the hearts of members Lucille Gervase, Juniorg Sopho- mores Sharon Hagen and Claudette Fasanellog Mary Ellen Turner, Junior, and Sophomore Carol Ann Vendetti, as they stand beneath the flag. -1 l , This is my country! Members of the Choral Club, Sophomores Rosemary Robitaille, Mary Lou McNamara, Seniors Rose Ann Schimenti and Arleen Pincer sing as Mary McMahon, Junior, ac- companies. f

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AW iv f? x N uf -fu MTN Lightheartedness linked with capability keynotes the readiness of junior Varsity players. Seated: Elaine Slomowicz, Patricia Bernbeck, and Maryfrances Bum- balo, Sophomoresg kneeling: Amy Johnson, Rosemary Wager, Patricia Walsh, Virginia Blulf, Joanne Sciascia, The Junior Varsity, following the Varsity's lead, also achieved an outstanding record, bringing their scnson to Ll jubilant close with thirteen wins and only one defeat. In the hope of making the JV next year, Freshmen Patricia Michalski, Linda Mertel, Virginia Polimeni, Kathleen Reynolds, Carolyn Onetto and Maria Rego prac- tice push shots and lay-ups during Friday afternoon Sports Club sessions. -J? and Marcia Maciejewski, Sophomoresg standing: co- captain Ann Weigel, Junior, Mary Ann Rosar, Carol Norwalk, Karen Keller, Sophomores, Sandra Felicetta, Junior. Absent is co-captain Joyce Adams, Sophomore.

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fi PF: .,, x fi Traveling through the looking glass, Alice, portrayed by Elizabeth Stock, and her friends, Tweedle-Dee and Tweedle-Dum, Mary Kathryn and Amelia Abraham, wander through a living garden of get-up-in-the-morning glories, dizzy daffodils, lazy daisies, and bread-and- butter-flies depicted by the members of the Choral Club. This Wonderland came to life at the annual Sodality Variety Show. z Te Joseph Celebrentf, This is your song to Joseph! lt begins in your hearts and bursts forth from your lipsg your instruments send it flying to the skies. Joseph's patronage descends upon your music-filled hours, rendering clear and exquisite the melodies you lure into being. With your voices and your instruments, you provide the background for the annual Christmas pageant. You offer a special program for music's patroness, St. Cecilia, and this year upheld -the Mount's musical tradition at the May Festival. Class Day preparations would be incomplete if the music hall didn't echo your strains of Pomp and Circumstancen during the spring months. Your Choral Club's hymns are as much a part of graduation exercises as the traditional sheaf of red roses. Music is one of the world's greatest delights. It will be a comfort when your minds are troubledg and a joy when you are at peace. You are practicing and perfecting it on earth so that it will soar to the greatest heights of heaven's glory.