Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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rfb ll G. Y 1 U karmella Lazzaro Santina Cosmano Rosalie LaDuca Paula Mietus, Theresa Wlodarczak Ioan Saeli, secretary: Mary Lou Campbell, presidentg Elaine Stefaniak, vice-presidentg Jean Miceli, treasurer. Student Council HE Nardin Academy Student Council purposes to attain self- government for the students with teacher supervision A suggestion box inspires the girls to seek more satisfactory conditions in school. During the past year, the Council has had the privilege of participating in the Naturalization Cere monies where many aliens became Americans. Another im portant activity was the planning of the program for Open House. Once again, cooperation was the keynote and thus the girls achieved success. With new ideas and proper guid ance, this organization faces a bright future Patricia DeCil1is, Elizabeth Wechter, Elizabeth DiPasquale, Louise Abbate, Judith Ward ECCLESIA S9

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Right Seated: Eugenia Tryjankowski, Josephine Curcio, Rosalie La Duca, Sybil Steiger- wald, Josephine Morreale. Standing: Ann Flynn, Elizabeth Dyte. Margaret Mary Wagner, Loretta Web- er, Lavina Caparella, Concetta Capizzi. Below Barbara Lo Vallo, Rolami Kuhn, Helen Linch, Barbara Lesh, Sally Callari. BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE CAL MISSION BA AD HE Bulletin Board Committee faith- fully kept the girls informed not only of all Sodality projects, but also of the feasts of each day, one special intention list, and the character builder. To encourage attendance at the S.S. C.A., all Sodalists, with the help of non-Sodalists, supported an afternoon of fun at Games Galore, and a movie- hour tour of the Vatican. Our newest sodalists after their reception. Virginia Burnes, Sally Ann Quinn, Cathleen Jordan, Lucille Bums, Rolann Kuhn, Barbara'Lesh, Julie Cleary, Mary Jane Becker, Theresa Mahiques, Helen Linch, Eugenia Tryjankowski, Mary Korzelius, Josephine Curcio, Constance Greco, Loretta Weber. S 41

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