Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Le Ccrclc Chere Amie, This is my first year in the French club at Nardin and I have to admit it has helped me enjoy the study 'GLM' JW W 'Mya My Francais UMMMQM My 6, , of the French language. Miss Mary T. Tierney is our moderator and I wish you could meet her. Since we do not have enough money in our treasury to really vi- sit France, we have walked its avenues, seen its his- torical buildings, and been thrilled by the beauty of its cathedrals through the magic of films and slides. Our Mardi Gras this year again gave the school a French atmo- sphere and the students a contin- ental air. I am looking forward to our next meeting and your next letter. Votre amie . II. I Iplig -'EE-52: . ll'II' li l : l 'I I .lug II. up I I II IN 'I 'I.'I'lI 'I' I I, Ig.. NI. .I I I 'I 'I I JI 'If 'I I UI. I I,s'IulI, I 'I I'l 'I 'I 'I I. I I' I, Il :ilu I I 'I, I ij II I 5 i I I I I I ll lg I 5-.l.Il..l 'I II 'I I I lI.'I, I 'I .ll'I. hu, I. l I I I I' 5 I I:I 'lhll I 1 I I,...::,I:, l I'II'I 5 -I i 1:5 Q I I I' I I . :-EII L I - mfg- j I :E-I N- 1- L 'za I I. III ' . II, I-2:5165l:1IEE:2:-:g.E:gl:- J: ul I. I- I 'I:IEI... I, I I I I I .II--I-E . I'-. ' Iii I I l I-I.. E . MI, I 'I I, I. .: l I.. I'-.QI 9555, 5 'I 'III' First row: M,Timineri, P.Or1ando-President, L.Burns, I.Ott. Second row: J.Curcio, C.Greco, K.Baecher, B.Kuba1a, M,J,Becker. Third row: S.Quinn, M,A,Schwab, M.Gagat, L.Weber, M.Wiesman 48

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Committee B, O'Brian N, Pfoertner L, Spogis J, Curcio K, McGorray K, Baecher I, Rollek M,Savini Mater Dei Seated: Gloria Gennuso, Lorraine Pollina, Anita Fiutak, Marcia Cooper, Kathleen Meredith, Mary Lake Patricia Muzzam, Maria Domino, Annette Grisanti. Standing: Mary Jo Drexelius, Diane Caputy, Carolann Weber, Anne Mowbray, Joan Bruckman, Lynn Spoerr Barbara Anne O'Brian, ODALISTS also know how to have good Christian fun. They won first prize at the Variety Show in which all the member schools of the Western New York High School Sodality Union participated. Together the Nardin and Canisius sodalities sponsored a dance, the proceeds of which were used to send delegates to the S.S.C.A. The senior sodalists raised further funds for this purpose by providing a luncheon for the entire student body. The vocation play which was presented for the school by the junior sodalists, proved to be very inspirational. During the month of May, a pilgrim statue of the Blessed Virgin traveled to the homes of the sodalists, where a family rosary was said in front of the statue. In February and again in May new sodalists were received into the Sodal- ity. The activities for the year culminated in the tradi- tional May procession and crowning of Our Blessed Mother. February Reception into Sodality Pamphlet

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MQW ELM HE Art Club, moderated by Miss Kathryn Wirtenberger, endeavors to bring Nardin students to a better appreciation of art and to de- velop artistic talent among its members. Its new meeting room on the first floor provides greater facility for the public display of their artistic efforts. This year, many fields of art were exploredg clay modeling, papier mache, painting and fashion designing. The big- gest project was the creation and production of a puppet show, The Happy Prince. Puppets, scenery and even a puppet-sized stage were carefully constructed and appropriately decorated. The members of the club gave two performances for the children of the elementary de- partment. K Seated: Barbara Totaro, Kathleen Zielinska, Julia Binisz- kiewicz, Mary Panzarella, Paula Kabel, Carol Scoppechio 3, Standing Margaret Moore Patncra Onasch, Joanne Peler, Patricia Mooney Carol Alaimo, Lynette Cham- berg Theresa D1 Vincenzo 5 4 sa - 49