Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Elemcntar Department ' HE obligation of the family to bring up chil- dren includes not only religious and moral education, but physical and civil education as well, principally insofar as it touches upon re- ligion and morality. In order to see that their children receive a foundation in leaming in the proper environment, parents are wise to send them, when they are young, to a Catholic el- ementary school. Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not, said Our Lord to parents. Here at Nardin, children are educated, as Our Lord would have them come to Him, in mind, body and soul, in an atmosphere permeated with fundamental Chris- tian principles. The conscientious fathers and mothers who, in accordance with the plan pro- posed by Pope Pius XI, have placed their off- spring in the hands of Holy Mother the Church for education have placed them on the path to true and holy living. ' 'lf x Q 55 - -A , f E Q S 9. Sr 5. S 5 5' 5 2 Q 5 , if tglx 4 O xx , ' ' X Q X Illl V Z Education 3 .2 ,

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Kindergarten Seated on floor: Jimmy Siebold, Carmelita Biggie, David Cooper, Eileen Mahoney. Second row: Louise Kolipinski, Joan Laciura, Kristine Kuhn, Danny Fecher, Terry Pawlik, Michele Rupert, Linda Blake, Sammy Colangelo, John Selwood, Tommy Giangreco, James Lovallo First Grade First row: Tom Flaherty, Lenore Salvo, Linda Lavid, Donna Di Re, George Pfohl. Second row: Elizabeth Lyons, Burton Brown, Francis Wilkins, Elizabeth Toepfer. Third row: Dick Kaltenbach, Jack Mathias, Susan Dumond, Michael Campanella. Fourth row: John Straubinger, Michael Mogavero, Mary Burke, Jim Pietraszek. 74