Nazareth Academy - Marygold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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i IUNIOR OFFICERS-Top Rowi Theresa Wyzylcowska, Louise Lawler, president QB, Lorraine Zagorslci, Dorothy Szczebalc, June Stead, Regina Kowalski. Bottom Haw: Eileen jolley, Joanne Exans, Claire Burns, president IB, Dorothy Kozak, Rita Orysiek, Patricia Shields, president 3B. IUNIORS SB- Top Row: Barbara Kane, Helen Bcgley, Maureen Coyne, Clertrucle Tryon, Aliee Renierka, Bernadette Donahue, Theresa Wyzykowslca, jane Jastvzebska, Lucille Czaplinslca, Adelaide Donze. Middle Hour Clare Murray, Veroniea Obiedzinslca, Natalie Sitelc, Rosa Martinez, Helen Repetslci, Regina Kowalski, Irene Kornowska, Elizabeth Nic-Laughlin, Patricia Taylor, Dolores Aucello, Bernadette Convey. Bottom Row: Rita Orysielc. Nlyrua Diletto, Florence Sliwa, Margaret Begley, Ann Torpey, Nlarv Reid, Ioan Rafferty, Florence XVroblewska, Amelia Nlariui. Patricia Shields. llomeroonz ufltiser: Sister Nl. Christine. 1 .X',.' 1 T X , .:', The juniors can best be described by their 4,3-SFI, enthusiastic approach to scholastic and extra- X ' lf , 'EI-P 3 'ij' curricular activities and by their well-developed ' X R N., A school spirit. The highlight of their year was Ring B lx Day and the reception of that little golden ring dj., is 2? '1 with stone of bluel' which means so much to A V fl '11 Q them as Nancy Anns. The social climax was, of ,V ff!! A V 1 px course, the Junior and Senior prom in which they -iii X fl. ' .AL I, wholeheartedly participated and which, in a 'irc A ,V , 1 IQ sense, marked them as true upper classmen. -4--f 1 ...1 r ,,,, Q

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with the light. There is variety in the life of our twenty-tive resident students: chapel, rush to classes, after-school chores and activities, outdoor strolls, recreation, study, and, of course, bed, dormitory-style. The mood is gay during the Halloween frolic prepared by the freshmen and during the Christmas candle- light supper with the singing of carols and the exchange of gifts, as also during the birthday surprises. Yes, there is fun in the close com- panionship of others and thrills in going home for the holidays, but there is also much seriousness and earnestness in our convent days, the boarders claim. Clockwisez 0 Prepared for the worst weather during their aftemoon jaunt are Leonor Leonard and Joan Rafferty. 0 Mary Domurat and Josephine Hahn as true Nancy Anns make ready for a visit to the chapel. o This is the way we wash our clothes . . . sometimes, smiles Jacqueline Kolsun as Marianne Brandt irons another blouse.