Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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those who like to trip the light fantastic, the Dance Club was ever ready to teach the latest steps. Under the able instruction of Mrs. Werely Rupert, the girls learned the fox-trot, the mam- bo, the cha-cha, and, of course, the jitterbug. The boys from Can- ius Hi h School attended dancing ence gave an excellent opportunity to gain poise in the presence of is g classes held at Nardin. Their pres- Band X Couples clockwise: V. LoTempio J, Stelmach I. Adlnolfi C, Chudzinski S, Dobbins, I. Wolff S, Drake B. Kublszyn A, Sorgi C, Watts L. Ciesla L, Menza P, Kabel P, Friel Below: P.Schwartz, A.Ruane, J, Winkelman, N.McLaugh11n, N.Co1onna, D.Weber, L Grieco, B.Salvo. Below Seated: G. Martone, E, Williamson, L.Greco, I, Olsen, B. Gorth, C.Salvo, M. Tirone, C. Sper- razza. Standing: strangers and skill in dancing with various partners. The underclassmen found this club especially enjoyable, and it ranked high on their list of activities. C' ms 51 L. Villa, M.Gareau, B.Adornetto, I,Becker, R.'l'irone, A.Fiutak, P,Gismondi, M. Gaglione, C. Fontana,

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Off to the Blood Bank. U34 sq' Q, 'fo CROSS B,Schmidt, H.Linch, C. Junior Mcxnigm, E, Red Cross Tryjankowski, Organization under the direction of Miss Nora Leddy served cheer- fully and loyally. This year, as in other years, they made tray mats, favors, and little toys for hos- pitals in the Buffalo area. Besides this the members visited homes for the aged, where they conveyed the Christmas spirit by sing- ing the carols of the season. A sewing group was added to the club . Advised by Miss Florence Smith, this group made stuffed animals, toys and leather needle cases which were distributed by the junior Red Cross. Along with their other activities they also spent many hours at the Blood Bank. M.Pol.ito, C.Web- er, V,Thie1man, I. Henry, M.I.Drexe- lius, B.Hasenstab, G. Mesana, R.Sottile, B. DiPasquale, M,Thielman P. Friel, M. Tama, M. Dom X ino, K.Shea, I.Moscaro, M.Lake, I.Rogers, M. Castiglione, P.DeCi1lis M.Savini, I.Ma11ia, F.Arcara, P.Benin- rende, chairman. And so we sewedl 50

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the music of our rehearsing Glee Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Cecilia R. Kenny, this most popular club developed in its members an increased appreciation and love of music It was a source of enjoyment to those with vocal talent and also to the audiences throughout the year. The club provided the choral numbers for our Christmas assembly and a short program for Open House. Again on May 16 their well trained voices blended in song for the annual spring con- cert. Among the selections featured were May Day Carol, Charlottetown and the stirring Battle Hymn of the Re- public. Their final performance was given to an appreciative audience on Commencement night. I N Thursday afternoons, the halls of Nardin were filled with .- - - . .A , 'ar-5:45-: . .E-923:63 tg.. cf. -4- Se 2:-A' sw--:a First Soprano , First row: M.Cioppa, B,Totaro, G.Pepe, M,Territo, C.Caffrey, M.Smith, S.Bellanti, Second row: K.McGorray, C.McKnight, N.Pfoertner, G.Gennuso, M,A.Lochocki, D.Caputy. Third row: J.Carrato, A.Ruane, M,A,Regan, B.Gorth, L,Weichmann, I.Winke1man, M.Lake. 52