Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Senior Statistics fcontinuedj NAME Marilyn Smith Rosalie Sottile Amelia Spagnuolo Ioan Sperrazza Antoinette Stasinski Marie Tama Mildred Timineri Angela Valvo Elaine Vertalino Phyllis Westphal NICKNAME Mal Ro Amy joanie Toni Marie C ookie Angie Ellie Phil How do you like your eggs? FAVORITE SAYING AMBITION I thought I'd die . To have the 10lst ele- ment called Malium Who would like to To be able to keep all contribute to the. . . the money she collect I don't know. To be a chef You're right. . .5 To be a barber you're right. . . again. Hey, you know what, To stay awake in kids? class And, . . . . . . . . . and To edit simplified editions of every required book you know . Parlez-vous To go to Paris by frangais? bicycle Girls! To play forward for the Globetrotters To have Nardin moved to South Buffalo This has gotta work . Oh, come on now. To be able to act NOTED FOR Her attachment to the name jerry Angelic expression s Her simplicity A flair for clothes Her constant chatter Her high heels Portrayals of old women Blushing Foolproof methods Her posture Senior Retreat We had a wonderful time Awaiting the Chapel bell Mother of Mercy Retreat House Stairway to Heaven

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twill 0 0 'N Q H Q' X .Q if , I . K' I ,gmt 'W ..,. Q, M., P .fl 'iii T . afar: I . 'K ..fL.,!-. I' 'A' 435' Nancy Hoppe Angela Valvo President Vice-President jean Miceli Gloria Gennuso Secretar Treasurer Y UR Student Council here at Nardin was created to promote student interest in school activities. Each of- ficer and homeroom representative takes an objective view of the scenes around her, and encourages her fellow students to do likewise. She then, in turn, presents the opinions of her class at Council meetings. It is to the Student Council that suggestions are submitted for improving conditions about school. Thus, the en- tire student body contributes to the order in the academy. Each officer of the Council takes a personal interest in the student and her problems. Through this organization friendly relations are constantly maintained. Miscellaneous projects, such as individual student photos and a study at noontime, are discussed and voted upon at Council meetings . This year Open House was supervised by the Council, and three movies were presented to the Student body. Nardin mascots, stationery, and pennants were sold by popular request to the girls. Homcroom Rcprcscntativcs 'Nbr Front row: Virginia Bumes, Joan Rogers, Patricia DeCi11is, Lynn Spoeri, Betty DiPasquale. Back row: Clare Caffrey, Kathleen Shea, Patricia Friel, Ioan Saeli. 44