Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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C. Calandra Pres. Sr. group Re Cross First row Bellanti R Rybarczyk Second row Bell Third row -f quarella Fourth row Domino S Schintzius P Benintende B LoVal1o, R. LaDuca, C. Messina, Morone I Geraci K Burger C Grimaldi M. A. Castiglione, P.Ervo1ino, I Drexeltus L Spoeri J Carrato M A Lake, V. Thielman, M. A. Pas- M Coughlm B OBnan J Ward J Evans B Hasensrab. K ,,., First row: S. A. Quinn, C. Jordan, E. Delahanty, M. A. Mahiques, V. LoTempio, M. Savini. Second row: A. M. Schmitt, G. Ray, P. DeCi11is, E. Tryjankowski, M. Polito, G, Mes- sana, C. Ruggiero, B. Kubala, L. A. Weichmann, M. Fronczak, S. McGor- ray, M. Carbone. I. King, L. Spogis, H. Linch, A. Simon, K. Baecher, C. Calandra, P. Cris- tina, C. Wargin, M. Cioppa, J. Rizzo. Third row: HIS year, the Very busy junior Red Cross Members made tray favors and place mats for various homes and hospitals. At Christmas, a group sang carols at the Nazareth Home. After Christmas, they pre- pared a program featuring the culture of Ireland. For Easter, they made baskets and tray mats for the Children's Hospital. The remainder of the year they spent in making items in leather, bean bags and cuddly toys. 44 f C i ' ' M. A. Mahiques Pres. Jr. group Below Nw

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First row Second Tow d d t Josephine Morreale Elaine Stefamak Theresa W10 resr en Qziltyngegna Bumes PM Flagzotnle Elizabeth Wechrer 5Yb11 Stelguwald Rosa 1 Margaret Mary Wagner Diana Wolmak ' I I - l Q . 4 , , ' u ' I . ' l I ' I . . ., -,.-:zzfs-fE:s:,T:ff5s?5'f'1f:5af1.1 .Zf:i ?fi:1:r:-3--.:-f.- . . gr-f'31fii .11:.::,:355EE?iifjf1:QT?-iii1f'ffg-1731-:E55i?Sii35?31Z3 we-f.ff1?r2-Elf-'i' -fiirigsizfwwfi-i,Q , , '2:1Ef6?-'1 rIigJ' 11,1123 .gigrgg 1.i-11.11-Fifi '-'f,',Q,'i'f f'f:f1':1ay:,i,','TgLfi1?f?332fE'i:1g Missal Club HE Missal Club, a branch of 1 th Y e oung Christian Students, Q is dedicated to the service of oth- ff ers. Each w k pel Commentaries, the members get to know someth spirit of Christ. This year, a busy one for th e Missal Club, opened with the sale of missals so that more girls in the school could have an appreci- at' ion of the Mass. At Christmas time, the members sponsored a du . . ve to raise money to g1VC a gift to the Working Boys' Home . The remainder of the year they spent in carrying on Christ's work by doinglittle, ing more of the unpublicized things . 43 ee , through the Gos-

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'Hifi'-'lb -'1 ' 7 -fall' 'bias Maniac Featuring thc Staff First row: M. M. DiPasquale, L. Caparella, C. Bion- dolillo, I. Bayerl, I, Zaker. Second row: M. Bell, D. Wozniak, J. Manta. Third row: J. Saeli, S. Steigerwald, B. I. Hadyn, M. L. Campbell. The Newspaper Diary: This year marked the birth of a new mast- head: the Christmas issue was printed in green and whiteg our editor-in-chief, Jeannie Baker, received honorable mention from the EXTEN- SION for her essay: the COR MARIAE won its third award in the Tuberculosis contest fthe winning article was written by Jacqueline Saablg college news helped not only Seniors, but the underclassmen in their choiceg a se- ries of articles under Who's Who in the Cath- olic World proved inspirational, the growth of the staff box was encouraging. Deadlines, writer's cramp galore, News, ideas-ohl is there more To the makings of a newspaper? Fil'St r0W: D. Szmania, M. LaNasa, A. Valvo. Second row: F. Casrronova, J. Morreale, C. Cap izzi, A. Sardina. Jacqueline Saab, author of wirming essay: Jean- nie Baker, editor-in-chief: Bebeann Pidgeon, co-editor. ES, there certainly is. The staff has shown that determination, tal- ent, and a strong magnetic pull toward journalism are the real makings of a newspaper .