Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Miss Caroline B. Abel . . Miss Amy De C. Clearman Miss Laura A. Cunningham Miss Martha E . Danmeyer Miss Helen P. Doll . . Mrs. Thomas T. Emst . . Miss Barbara M. Fleming . Miss Ella M. Garvey . . . Miss Frances A. Gill . . . Miss M. Christina Grabau . Miss Marie E . Higgins . . Mrs . Cecelia Roy Kenny . Miss Nora M. Leddy . . . Miss Katherine E . McGrath Miss Agnes E. Murphy . . Miss Loretta M. Pfennig . Miss Joan A. Raymond . . Mrs. Werely A. Rupert . . Miss Florence R. Smith . . HIGH SCHOOL . . . Biology, General Science, Pamphlet Committee Moderator, Visual Aid Director . . Cafeteria Manager . . ............ Book Store Manager . . . . . . . . . . Secretarial Practice, Shorthand, Business Law, Sanctuary Committee Moderator, junior B Class Adviser . English, Mathematics, Senior A Class Adviser, ROSARIUM Adviser . . ............. Basketball Coach . . English, Latin, COR MARIAE Adviser ...................Libra.rian . . . English, Freshman Dramatic Club Moderator . . . . . . . . Office Secretary, ROSARIUM Business Adviser . . Mathematics. Sophomore B Class Adviser, ROSARIUM Adviser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Music, GleeClubDirectress . . Religion, juniorA Class Adviser, Junior Red Cross Adviser .......................StudySupervisor . . Typewriting, Shorthand, Freshman A Class Adviser, Sodality Moderator, Ianua Caeli Moderator . . . Introduction to Business, Registrar, Legion of Decency Moderator Citizenship Education, Freshman B Class Adviser, Athletics Moderator ............................Dancinglnstructor . . . . Chemistry, Homemaking, Senior B Class Adviser, ROSARIUM Business Adviser, junior Red Cross Adviser Miss Madeline M. Stockman . . ....... ............. R eligion Miss Dorothy Strootman . . . . . . Senior Dramatic Club Coach Mrs. Clark C. Suor . . . ............................... Physical Education Miss Mary T. Tiemey .... . . . French, Latin, Freshman C Class Adviser, Le Cercle Francais Moderator Miss Kathryn M. Wirtenberger . . .......... Citizenship Education, Art, Sophomore A Class Adviser, Miss Edna F. Bodjack . . Miss Mary L. Cosgrove . . Miss Helen V . McGovem . Miss Irene A. McGowan . . Miss Irene T. Murphy . . . Miss Madeline M. Steffan . Rosa Mystica Moderator, Art Club Moderator ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ...SecondGrade . . . First Grade . . . Third Grade ............FourthGrade . . Kindergarten, Mater Dei Moderator ...........Music, French 6

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sew We J i Ig -Figgxlax if x. 01?-ri: J , K ' I 4? - f X24 - A ..- O HAT a delight these little seedlings have prepared for them - to grow up enclosed in the rich soil of Nardin's garden for souls! Tiny little plants as they are, they already have their roots down deep in the spiritual truths from which a Christian life will grow. At the same time, their teachers carefully equip them with all the basic skills and turn their budding minds towards the interests of science and literature . Happiness and laughter shine around them through all their elementary years, for play. too, has a significant part in the training of these youngest members of Nardin. Their older sisters in high school take an active interest in the development of these plantlets. As they watch them grow up, sheltered by the traditions and loyalties for which Nardin Academy stands, they see the first blooming of love of God and of the neighbor, and they often think about the words: And a little child shall lead them. 7