Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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unior B First row: Sue McGorray, Elizabeth Dyte, Mary Korzelius, Gayle Ray, Mary Ann Schwab, Rosalie Vacanti, Maria Carbone. Second row: Carolyn Limeri, Frances Arcara, Sally Quinn, Mary Catherine Pepe, Patricia DeCillis, Joanne Ambrose, Josephine Marotta, Mary Ann Dublino. Third row: Lucy Spogis, Cathleen Jordan, Esther Valenti, Christine Wargin, Lois Ann Weichmann, Patricia Brennan, Nancy Dicianne. Absent: Mary Jane Becker, Barbara Kubala, lean Miceli, Helen Slazyk, Leila Vitello. ' , . : 5, Q-' ,jf rw Sue McGorray God chose her as our first bud to blossom in the garden of heaven. I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire. Safety first was our motto in chemistry lab. How Important Can It Be to read good books? Come to the Nardin Book Fair and the juniors will tell you. 21

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unior A First row: Rosalie Ackley, Melanie Gagat, Mary Julie Cleary, Josephine Rizzo, Carolyn Ruggiero, Patricia Onasch, Rolann Kuhn, Carmela Lazzaro, Santina Cosmano. Second row: Virginia LoTempio, Theresa Mahiques, Josephine Curcio, Marcia Fronczak, Virginia Burnes, Constance Greco, Kathleen Baecher, Patricia Cristina, Rose Marie Palermo, Barbara Lesh, Third row: Marguerite Polito, Maria Wiesman, Lucille Burns, Joanne Ott, Loretta Weber, Judith King, Arlene Dominczak, Eugenia Tryjankowski, Helen Linch. Magic Touch. We put our magic touch to Candy and Cake --- not for us. We'd rather grow taller than wider. 20 use in transcription class.

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Memories Are Made ofThis Sugar and spice and every- thing nice may be what little girls are made of: but rules, equations, and formulas are what memories are made of in an intermediate algebra class. vs. C'est Si Bon lt is so good to hear French spoken correctly. The tape recorder in class adds rel- ish to the process of correct- ing pronunciation errors. Buttons and Bows Buttons and bows and frills are fine, But simplicity patterns save you time.