Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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N Le Ceffcle me Fmncmk p Q 4 Q 1 1 I gglrwih A if ,. +A fa xii Q, l wffvy.-:wasp N QRANCE H . Nx, C? 1 H 2 mf' J QQ ., f 7 gil .,.HfullllHHl First row: J. Saab, T. Schwab-Pres., K. Macaluso, E. Wechter, B. Pidgeon, J. Manta. W Se ' I. Crato. Third row: I. Lew, M. L. Campbell, M. Michalski, W. Ruane, I. Byrne, R. La Duca, A. Tomasulo, E. Graziano, D. Wozniak, P. Orlando, M. Genco, E. Salvo. .52 P. Mietus. Fourth row: M.M. Wagner, pond row: N. Kulick, J. Miller, P. Papa, G, de Leon, G. Golba, C. Calandra, D. Bumes, J. Baker, element in our act1v1t1es To quote Miss Ryba, moderator of the club, its aim is 'to do every-thing 1n the French way. At meetings, the members become familiar with the customs and life in France. Le Cer- cle Francais brings Paris to Nardin, Paris - city of songs, gaiety and the Mardi Gras. Also, skits, charades, and plays aid in putting into practical use the vocabulary and background learned in class. Here we see the happy merging of fun and learning. E Cercle Francais is the French

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eq 4114 MATER DEI CANDIDATES First row: A. Sardina, P. Ervolino, J. Sperrazza, C. Messina, M. A. Lochocki, I. Bayerl. Second row: P. Benintende, M. Coughlin, P. BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE Osiecki, R. Sottile, B. Lo Vallo, I. Hoffmeyer, C. Grimaldi, M. Bell, K. Burger. , Third row: J. Rollek, A. Stasinski, N. Hoppe, J. Henry, J. Saeli, M. Michalski, M. A. Boch- nik, P. Orlando, C. Lazzaro. M. A. Regan. Fourth row: D. Doerr, R. La Duca, K. Gillis, S. Callari, M. Smith, I. Oriss, M. Timineri, A. Vaivo, L. Dentice, B. Schalk, N. Pfoertner, J. Leonard, C. McKnight, D. l-lowland. I. Morreale, M. Conti-chairman, SANCTUARY COMMITTEE M. A. Mahiques, C. Calandra. W for of t. A. wr ':1f:..u-,x ,M I X M. A. Lochocki, C. Biondolillo, C. Linkner-chairman, M. La Nasa, . L. Caparella, M. Michalski, J. DX Saeli, R. Sotrjle.

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Pulcbme Ramvmaze 'J -'X' yx s Q r X X I 'N CWI-IE Latin Club was formed in order to make xi I the study of Latin more enjoyable by supple- N ' l merfting class study with related subject matter. S X 1 The club tries to acquaint its members with the o ' 7 ancient Roman customs and ideas in such a way I as to make it a profitable and certainly a pain- less process of acquiring knowledge. Through the reading of books pertaining to Roman days and research on a specific aspect of Roman culture, MISS BARBARA M- F-LEMING the club successfully accomplishes its aim. The Moderator highlight of the year was the play, given entirely in Latin, which not only enriched the students' knowledge, but presented to the audience an en- tirely different and refreshing type of drama. mm 5 me IHIHHI H1 as if hun nn u U I sv 5, - - fD67DG75 U U G7 Q Q Q First row: Marilyn Bell, Catherine Torre, Deanna Bumes, Leontine Kaitanowski Inez Ba erl . y . Sccond row: Jacqueline Saab, Constance Stanford, Mary Louise Campbell, Olivia Endrcs, Elaine Stefaniak. Third row: Margaret Mary Wagner, Joyce Murphy, Carol Pomana. 53