Nazareth Academy - Marygold Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Social life at Nazareth takes on varied aspects. Ring Day is the climax of the juniors' hopes and joys as it is the source of work and pleasure for the sophomores. For us seniors, however, nothing can surpass the blending of sunshine and sorrow which marks Class Day, the clay of fond farewell to our Alma Mater. The Senior Social at Ecltlington Farms sponsored by the Alumnae at Christmas time and the Spring Formal are other highlights of the social year. Programs, luncheons, social dancing-all con- tribute, to our physical growth and development, to our maturity. Father Szal, with Eleanor Wey- mann's help, distributes the long-awaited rings to juniors: Geraldine Connelly, hlarcita Keough, and Elaine Torre. The appropriate Ring Day posters designed by the sophomores, the one above by Clare Vielhauer, add to the festive occasion. Enjoying their class day luncheon are seniors of '5I: Loretta Wiss- McCartney, Bernadette Gannon, McNulty. man, lylaryann Root, Mary Ann Barbara Upton, and lVIary Ann

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ref! lx If riff!! L Vx ll I M! I I,-f ,V , 1 A ff. The Ulee Ciluh and Orchestra, under the talented direction of Sis- ter N. Callista, entertain us on various occasions. X'Vith many hours of practice and patience he- hind them, they set aside the Christmas Open ilouse program for the enjoyment ol' our friends and relatives and Valentines Day as a special trihute to the faculty. By instilling in us a greater appref ciation ol' the line arts ol' vocal and instrumental music, the music department helps us draw up hlue- prints lor the happy and prolitahle spending ol' leisure hours. ij 1 yf ,, I, I ,M rf' Y, 41 1 A f V I, Ll' J fi - ' ,1 A ff Jill ,1 :jeff . I ,M N.A.'s small orchestra under the direc- tion ol' Sister Callista is ever ready to entertain the faculty and student body. The orchestra memhers pictured ahove aregliirst row: Elaine Slawinski, pianog Patricia iliorpey, clarinet: and Lorraine lleleniak, piano. Second row: Joann Byrne, pianog Rosemarie Kelly, violing Dorothy VVeigle, eellog Catherine Mi- chels, violing Mary Ruth Carlis, piano. lalfing Ascr mooks QR their favorite musical celehrities helps keep the sophomores Q41 steylfi their music classes. ff? , I, maxi'

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