Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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The silence of Intimate Friendship. IUNIORS who succumbed to the Asian Influence and did not appear in the class groups. First Row: Louise Villa, Catherine Philipps, Joanne Meyer, Second Row: Barbara Mietus, Sheila Sczesniak, Joan Olsen, Ioan Becker, uv SOPHOMORES who were absent for class pictures Dianne Potter, Lucy Gerardi, Martha Hart, Eu- nice Fiden.

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Try and catch me if you can. Freshmen relax in gym classes with an occasional game of Three Deep. They are not Robin Hoods as yetg however Mrs. Tanzine, our physical education teacher is trying to instruct a group of sen- 1OI'S in the do's and don'ts of archery. Up, up and over. Sports, such as vol- leyball, foster in Nardinites a spirit of fair play and teamwork. 4...- gn! 4

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rn U Cazmem Cfub In a flurry of flashhulbs and smiles, the amateur photographers of the Camera Club are tuming out snapshots with that extra professional touch. Seated: G.Gennuso, M.Domino, E.Di Pasquale, C,Gianni. Standing: C.Scoppechio, I.Grima1di, R.Sorgi, G.Ricotta, T.Di Vincenzo, D, Aff! Cfub Fl- Seated: S.Gangloff, D,Kisker, E.Wozniak, D.French, M.E.Hutka. Standing: I,Ozdych, I.Bykowsk1, J.A.Baker, K. Moore, M, Iwinski, E,W1lga, F. Lo Tempio, S.Leto, I.M,Battag1ia, M,Pu1ano, M,Smith, L.Suwalski, C.Straubinger, Whether deep in discussion of Picasso and modem art or giving way to their talents with the various in- struments of their trade, these avid artists firmly be- lieve in freedom of expression through art, as their mas- terpieces prove. 67 , d