Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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! 1 N CDS!-NQIUIVI T!-XV F xx Business Editors B.O'Brian. I.Caffrey, N.Pfoertner, E.Tryjankowski, N.Di- cianne, B.Schmidt, J.Sauer, P.Frie1. First row: M.Timineri-editor-in-chief, R. La Duca, M.A,Regan, R.Sottile, K.Gi11is, M.L,Panaro, I.Ro1lek, A, Stasinski, C.Mc Knight, S,Dikeman, I.Crato, Ll-Ioffmeyer. Third row: S.Cal1ari, M,A,Pasquarel1a. I.Sae1i, M,Bell, A.Valvo, C.Lazzaro, Second row:M.A.Lochocki, P.Ben1ntende, B.Lo Vallo. X sarium of 1956 is meant to give a true picture of life at Nardin Acad- emy during the school year 1955-56. It has been published to provide a remembrance of serious moments of study, laughing mo- ments of humorous experiences, and exciting moments of social events. We have tried to give each class equal representation so that the book may be a remembrance for all. We, the staff, will long remember proofreading, layouts, research, drawing, write-up assignments, and pasting. The help of the faculty, the support of the students and the co-operation of all concemed have made this book possible. The staff is deeply appre- ciative . 55 HE Ro-

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QQ Afilme TAFF Literary Staff Standing: R.Harrington, S.Quinn, R. Kuhn, L.Bu.tns, P.Mooney,,S.Scime, M.C,Pepe, V.Thielman, P.Muzzant, I.Leonard. Seated: M.Be1l, N.Dicianne, C.Messina, C.Tucho1ski, B.O'Brian, K.Baecher, M,Carbone, M.Savini. . x X x llx l - t H- T 1sts X6 R v3W01'G'.'. r x X r ll WS X NN i fa Rear: A.Valvo, J.Mice1i, c.Grima1ai, M.scn1e1cher, AXA BX Yiirxfrkfir 1,11 J,Rol1ek, M,A,Regan. R QU fpldf.: Front:S.Dikeman, A.Sardina, G.Messana. A XX mx Wi ,- . Absent: P,DeCil1is, MQW X' fb Xb UR news- paper gives an opportun- ity for all the girls in school to have their ar- ticles published. Its capable staff is directed by Miss Bax- bara Fleming and the editors Sally Callari, Kathleen Gillis, and Joan Saeli. Most of the issues contain bits of news about un- forgettable incidents of school life. The subscribers enjoy their paper very much. The girls agree, despite deadlines, writer's cramp, and pasting the dummy sheet that the pen is mightier than the sword. Ioan Saeli, co-editor: Sally Callari, assistant editorg Kathleen Gillis, co-editor, 54

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