Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Le Ccrcle Francais boasts of presenting entertaining in- terludes, even to the non- French speaking population of the Academy. This year her billboard featured the whimsi- cal Littlest Angel at Christ- mas assembly and the annual- and-ever-popular Mardi Gras, complete with gay costumes and colorful decorations. Our own talented entertainers and food in the truest French tradi- tions made the evening a gala one. X ff' ,ff- ff First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: V.Thie1man, B.O'Brian, B.Kowa1ewski, P,Dissek, S,Scime, M,Kowa1ewski, L,Gorman, M.Thie1man, C.Watts, R.Tirone, A,Sansone, L, Spoeri, G,Martone, L,Chamberg, P,Frie1, M,l-Iart, C,A1aimo, E,Wozniak, E,Bravo, N.Ga11, K,Shea, C,Dziuba, E.Fiden, N,McLaugh1in, J,Sauer, M,Tirone, R.Kizie1ewicz, J, Wleklinski, R,Rybarczyk, D,Salaban, The job of convincing the public that indecency Doesn't Pay has been adopted by the Legion of Decency. By faithfully attending the monthly meet- ings, our Nardin delegation has been an active participant in the movie clean up campaign . LEG ION oF DECENCY P 2 L X 11. 'X 5 7 b,1'Ff1g'k X mm il 1 i 1 E' gifi-' First Row: K.Shea, I.Domanski, L,Giambra, I.F1ak, B.Kowa1ewski, P, Mooney. Second Row: L.Wright, C,A1aimo, I,Richmond, M.J.Drexe1ius, A,Sansone, Third Row: M,Pu1ano, L,Lempko, R, Rybarczyk, L,Spoeri, M,Kowa1ewski, B, , Harrity, Fourth Row: N,McLaugh1in, M.F.Guarino, A,Ruane, I.Sauer, P,Dissek. N 5 .e 5 7 if flu ,' i X 57 X fx

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N K -4 C259 'mm' Nardin students are trained to save for future expenses by depositing extra funds in a Buffalo bank weekly. Maria Domino collects envelopes and lists results. 4,333 Seated: L.Vertino, M,Domino, I,Geraci, '7+9Qlmlm it Standing: J,Domanski, K,Trapani, J,Pi1arski, A,Fiutak, P,Friel, P' D ,IW Q ' 69 iv 0 f I Lessons in First Aid furnish the confidence needed to care for minor accidents and also many humor- ous situations in reviving patients. Scared: I.Evans, L,Vi11a, I.Caffrey Standing: Miss Mulhern, C.Phi1ipps, A,Crimmen, J,Becker, C,Watts, P.Mooney, A.Grisanti, L,Wrighr, 1,Rogers, J,Wolff, J, Bimszluewicz, A. Sorgi, L, Chamberg, 56

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f 43 Ubi CLUB ,A xml t ix I., Q. .ff , I I I I I I ' , I I I I l I rx 5. '54, e -if' Y' -, Q..,,,, Seated: I.Saue.r, C,Weber, A.Taurie11o, I,F1ak, B,Harrity, R,Rybarczyk, Standing: P,Dissek, A,Felski, D,Merre1l, M,Straubinger, Rnledrysik, A.Juhasz, G.Kaposts, Lliaker, B.Kowa1ewski, L.Spoeri, Sputnik is launched. This and other vital topics are discussed at the monthly meet- ings of the U.N. Club, an organization comprising Canisius and Nardin students. The meetings train the members to take part in the Model U.N. meeting held at Buffalo State Teachers' College every spring. LJBRQRY CLUB Standing: B,Totaro, R,Overfie1d, G,Ricotta, E,Grisanti, E.Di Pasquale. Seated: R, M, Sorgi, D. Caputy, C. Pidgeon. The members of the Library Club are kept both busy and happy. They take tums arranging and organizing the books and are fortunate to have a chance to see all the new ones the library has been purchasing. Several of the members check the books when they have a free period. F '