Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Q1 L11 I M XXX I' , I WI! fi A: J Q l' -:s Q A 1 N H S so A ,X 4 11'??1A:v ff it li E E 'Q Y 'll .-11 ll' QD Q 'J n i I ill '73 'll I I 1 1 I I Paula Mietus, Josephine Castro, Elizabeth Wechter, Theresa Wlodarczak, Elaine Stefaniak, Teresa Schwab, Wilma Ruane, Barbara Wegley, Elizabeth Anne Tatu, Elizabeth Zolkiewicz, Jean Manta, 5671107 Dwimagizc Cfgzb T is the aim of the Senior Dra- matic Group to foster a keen appreciation of the theater in its various aspects. Some meetings were spent in the discussion of plays seen on the stage, movies or TV programs, from the stand- point of speech, good taste and true art. At others, the girls were familiarized with the basic items needed for theater make-up and its correct application. Dur- ing the year, at assemblies and for special groups, they presented several stage productions. The senior and sophomore groups com- bined to present scenes from the lives of the Trapp Family Singers. The senior group also gave Scenes from Alice in Wonderland, in which the girls learned how to play fantasy. They also did some ex- citing workin costume and scene design. A special Reading Group presented Francis Thompson's The Hound of Heaven. Elaine Salvo, Kathleen Macaluso. 60

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f - Calf Marine Proof reading -di Planning Tvpmg COPY .f wt- CSHE Cor Mariae, our school newspaper, is the result of the joint effort of the en- tire group. The process of preparing the news- paper offers the girls not only an opportunity of learning in a practical way the technique of writing for publication, but also affords prac- tice in planning and designing the layout, in typing copy, in editing, in pasting up a dummy, and in proof reading. Membership on the staff is competitive. Only after writing four publishable articles,is this privi- lege merited by the junior journalists. The Cor Mariae has received for its second successive year an a- ward inthe Tuberculosis contest. The editors try to present school news in an impartial and unbiased manner with charity toward all. . . . th d , Right. Pasting up e ummy. 14 Seated: C. Szelest, editor-in-chief, B. Pidgeon, L. Caparella, N. Moylan, T. Palermo, R. A. Bongi, E. A. Tatu, J. A. Bongi, R. M Moribello, M. Downing, E. Delahanty, J. Zaker, I. Bayerl, J. Saab. Standing: J. Baker, C. Biondolillo, D. Szmania, M. La Nasa, S. Steigerwald, M. L. Campbell, G. Sendlak, C. Vertalino, F. Cas- tronova, B. J. Hadyn, D, Wozniak. 59

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First row: N. Pfoertner, B. Allard, P. O- siecki, J. Oriss. Second row: P. Ryan, M. Tama, R. Sottile, N. lloppe, C. McKnight, J. Henry, K. Gillis. Centerback- L Stoll E. Vertalino, M. Bell, M. Smith sw M 4 ii- K if H F ui' CHE Sophomore Dramatic 4 Club provides interested and talented students with the opportunity of working together and sharing the responsibility of play production. The mem- bers participated in a variety of plays. At the Christmas As- sembly, they presented Angel Child and in February, a pa- triotic pageant featuring our National Ballads in song, story and dance. fqbbomoffe Dmmazizb Cfub D X - Ei: :FI E lj ,W It 0 H U li at 17 lg V4 FH I ff ' no Q rvN f'VVNfV1 Carmella Lazzaro, Grace Pepe, Ida Moscato, Joan Saeli, Mildred Timineri, Marilyn Smith. 61