Notre Dame Academy for Girls - Madonna Yearbook (Miami, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 159 of the 1962 volume:

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Cfazw iafory SOPHOMORE YEAR f5 'As we entered the halls of Notre Dame for the first time on September 4, 1959, a new world of learning was put before us. These halls were strange, not only to us, but also to the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, who had just arrived in Miami, from West- chester, Pennsylvania. Though the first few weeks were filled with confusion and disorder, we and the sisters eventually became adjusted to the new rules and regula- tions. We proved that being the low group on the totem pole didn't mean we were the low group on the talent pole. On December 11th, the circus rolled into NDA with the Sophomore talent show. The acts ranged from a skating performance to songs, dances, and comedy. Never did we imagine the days of Christ so vividly until we attended the Academy Award winning motion picture Ben Huru. The scenes and plot were so intricate that it held our interest to the very end. The day was a change from the usual, but it was extremely interesting. Seen by many of us for the first time was the reception of the postulants into the order of the Sisters of St. Joseph. We witnessed a beautiful sight as the postulants walked towards the altar in their white gowns to become the servants of God . We became acquainted with the marvels of the under- water world on our field trip to the Miami seaquarium. Sr. Marie Hostia, Sr. Cyrenia Marie, and Sr. Theresa Alma accompanied by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Wiegmann -Zwere our chaperones for the day. All brought their lunches ibiand a grand picnic was had. ,i-1 The month of April reminds us of carnival time. Under the guidance of Sr. Marie Hostia, and with the generous help of Mrs. Mosca, a spaghetti dinner was enjoyed by all who attended. After dinner, many participated in the games of chance at booths, and later on in the evening a raffle was held. Field day came and went and with it we, the sopho- mores, defeated the juniors at baseball and won the hoola-hoop contest. At show time we put on a spectacular display of calisthenics. In December a Forensic Program was started by Sr. Marie Hostia, As a product of their industry during the year the members of the league were able to participate in the nation-wide contest which was held in New York City. We are very proud of our classmate, Jane Nilon, for her outstanding ability in debating. As a last activity in our sophomore year we gave the graduating class of '60 the traditional Mother-daughter tea. 56 IUNIOR YEAR Returning to Notre Dame as juniors we found that new changes had taken place, such as the addition of freshman class, and the new uniforms. Installation of Student Council members took place September 23, 1960. At this time junior council mem and homeroom representatives took a pledge of fide A new activity, the Children of Mary, became part Notre Dame under the direction of Sr. Cor Mariae. Tl main goal is to give special devotion to the Blessed Motl The football season arrived, and with it came the N Dame cheerleaders. Among the junior cheerleaders Joan Berceli, Joyce Bogdanffy, and Theresa Caunci A Christmas play entitled The Crib of Grecion, un the direction of Sr. Cor Mariae, Sr. Mary Bcrchmans Mrs. Roberts, was presented in the school cafetori for the faculty and student body. The theme of the annual junior dance was the S Man Frolicn. On january 27, we tried to recapture winter season with a snowman and snowballs galore Launching a new activity at Notre Dame was science fair, headed by Sr. Cyrenia Marie. It was h in the school cafetorium on February 16 and 17. Am those who won ribbons for their displays were Car Hughes, Eileen Lannon, and Alice Henke A Pontifical High Mass was celebrated by Bishop C man F. Carroll to commemorate the opening of P American week. We, the juniors, along with the en student body assisted at the elaborate celebration. With vocational month came the annual essay cont sponsored by the Serra Club. A first place winner Judith Magill who competed in the B Division open all juniors. A gold plaque was presented to the sch to be retained for one year. A forecast of our senior year arrived late in April wh we were measured for our long-awaited class rin To acquaint ourselves with the Courier staff, we we invited to assist them in the editing of their last editi of the school paper. The election of our officers for the following ear we announced and they were as follows: Sandra Gillis, pre dentg Eileen Lannon, Vice-President, Melodye Moulto Secretaryg and Dolores LaRuffa, Treasurer. On May 21, we were hostesses for the traditional Fathe daughter breakfast which we gave the seniors of '6 Under the direction of Sr. Cyrenia Marie, Sr. Virgin Assumpta, and Mrs. Barbick, an enjoyable moming w had by both fathers and daughters. Outstanding achievements by NDA juniors in the APS nationwide competitive Latin examination was announce by a letter from Auxilium Latium, national class mag zine. Three juniors, Judy von Suskil, Jane Nilon, an Lorraine Rumbel were awarded Certificates of Superla tive Merit, which is the highest possible rating. Eac girl also received a gold medal. QQIIIIIIII x . -I pc . K :.'. 'YT . 'rg 5 . iii 7 Il C I 1 uulnuluulllllllnlflmumnummmnun in rnnrm.................nIIilllllllll i I j x muiimmnmuimnlimiiniiiiuurrmui .,. , nnnmmmm .. , ., 4- .-'112 .' .-. -' ' . .757 ll 5 5 SENIOR YEAR eptember of 1961 finally arrived, and we became the - sisters of the school, the seniorsl How lori we waited for this title! nstallation of the Student Council members was the i activity of our senior year. Publication staffs, Children Mary, Mission Club officers, and homeroom represen- ves received their ribbons and badges. The students pledged their loyalty to NDA and the program con- ed with the singing of the alma mater. ' pep rally sponsored by the Madonna staff on Septem- 29th was followed by a Get Together Dance , which ved to be a great financial help in the production of yearbook. Also, a pep rally was conducted by the Couri- staff to encourage the student body to buy subscrip- is to the school paper. fter waiting impatiently for three long years, our rished class rings were presented to us during a beau- il ceremony on November 3rd. Father Robert Rearden ssed and distributed the rings. We then attended the ly Sacrifice of the Mass wearing our rings for the first e. n a superb display of dramatic ability six members the senior class represented NDA at the Drama stival held at Barry College on November 4th. Penny dry, through her promise of talent as an actress, was arded the trophy for the best actress. The remainder the east also gave an excellent performance. With the election of Arlene Biagotti as queen, and ndra Gillis and Melodye Moulton as princesses, the mecoming festivities of Curley High School began. The 'irvest Dance was the next event on our calender. A x supper and a night of square dancing was the special traction for the senior class. Skip day was held at the traditional scenic place of randon Park. The voices of 118 girls were heard as We joyed a day of swimming, picnicing, and games. The second annual reception of the new members of e Children of Mary was held on the first Friday in eeember. This was a solemn ceremony at which Father earden blessed the miraculous medals of the Blessed other and presented them to the new members. The oly Sacrifice of the Mass was then offered in their Il0I'. With the joyous season of Christmas came the Senior ing Dance. The most exquisite decorations were pre- ared for the occasion. Our faces reflected pride and joy .lsliaforg - ...lllllllll ' ,. as we stood under the symbolic ring to have the memories of the night captured in a picture. During the'middle of january we, the seniors of Sister Agatha's Home Economics class, took part in a fashion show. We modeled the clothes which we had made during the first semester. The styles were varied ranging from playelothes to dresses. The journalism class sponsored a calender party which was most interesting and enjoyable. Tables were decorated representing the months of the yearg entertainment and refreshments were enjoyed by those who attended. The junior-Senior Ministrel was eagerly anticipated by parents and students alike. XVith Sister Cyrenia Marie and Mrs. R. Barbick, as our directors and advisers, the show proved to be an enjoyable occasion. It was a beautiful May afternoon when we, the seniors, and our mothers accepted the invitation of the sophomores to attend a tea given in our honor. XVe were served Petit-fours and coffee or tea. We wish to thank the sopho- mores for their wonderful hospitality. Tests always seem to be the hardest part of school life and it was no exception with the Gainesville Ex- aminations. Most of us had a -firm desire to attend col- lege, and the numerous questions that entered our minds were answered by our counselor, Sr. Jose Marie. Fathers proudly escorted their daughters to the Father- -5 daughter breakfast given by the junior class. The forth- coming seniors of '63 were delightful hostesses and we were gratified with the hours of planning and work in which they so successfully accomplished in giving us the - breakfast. -1 As one of our last activities as a senior at Notre Dame, we attended a beautifully planned dinner and banquet -: held in our honor. Following the banquet, awards were given to the most deserving students. We wish to thank the members of the guild for an enjoyable evening. 'LEE The long-awaited day of graduation finally arrived and with it came tears both of sadness and of joy. As we walked up to the altar of St. Mary's Cathedral we were reminded of the effort that was put into our work these past three years. A speech by Bishop Carroll was directed to the seniors. As we walked out of the Cathedral doors we realized that this was the last of our high school days. At Notre Dame we have acquired many Christian ideals which will always guide us in our future lives. In the days to come we hope to prove ourselves worthy of the title ' a graduate of Notre Dame Academy of 62'. M ...........................,...................,.... . ...... .... .,..... ........... ......... .... . ...,,..,...,.al Gfadd pI'0,9AeCy MADONNA STAFF: Univac, tell us true In 1972, what will N.D.A. grads do? While on the sea-wall fishing for a big fat Grou Twins IOANNA AND MARGY MOSGA hope to pull a blooper. K ,....11 l.L1gZ?3f is DOI ill HIC be Well, LOIS ZIEMBA as my Secretary Supr U0n?gE v:e1 to be high school that shell teach.. Will have her life long dream. fi . rg? ATHERINE HUMPHREYS domg t AS her assistants full of Zeal fy m '.,.'1'5'-'Th 4 a th be happy with much to gain. Are HELEN BARRETT and ROSA LEAL. -tis ing English Students? is LINDA GA Our Lawyer, KATHLEEN AIELLO'S we .4211 , favorite line hours a ' e same school are ROSE BURNS a Are ably served by JOAN BERCELI and PA KATHY FARRELL secretaries fine. POWERS- ALLY ANN BUCKLEY has started youth hu Getting set for the matrimonial race ing Are wives-to-bs, SANDY GILLIS and PAT GRACE. 1 ith softball instructor CATHY BUNTING- u . ELEN NORKUNAS teaches dancing with For her husband who loves everything she cooks flair In the kitchen, we find busy SHIRLEY ROOKS. . nd her bookkcepel. is our Own MARY CLAI Miami Beach's newest hotel of epicurian delights TERRY SCHIFFERMILLER is a teacher in gm Is host to SUSIE SMITH and GAROLE FORTU- School NAT0,S0Cif1lifieS- p With IUNE GOVEY also expressing the gold While their pampered pooches are made spick a rule-U span YOLANDA BLANCO, a pedagogue true. By Veterinarian MARIE CHAPUT and Dent. - With KATHY BOWSER who is dedicated to g011isfRITA BRIGERMAN- Long after coaches like Stengel and Gustafs Miamis many schools are now without peer are dead With such talented teachers as RITA W .- , A- Our own SUSAN KING will be teaching Phys. E HIE PIE, and KATHLEEN SCHEER- 1 While at the same school, as you will soon se Miami International Airport's reservat on have I5 E11-,EEN LANNON in Chiu-ge of gl-adg thre gffinedgfeaffame A 'X Now, MIRIAM HERRERO and CAIL MURP Sfllffed lOV6llCS 'A' are busy ngige MARY PFLECER, afsd RICHUNE C AGNE' Raising families of fine strapping boys. flfgisllollfly fhghts brmg famous flgu s f every 'Who will learn their three Pfs under the knuckl Baller-ins NANETTE LOWRY, mod l YLVIA OfSUSIL2fI1sfth1nk'ng' headqappms, JUDY vo DePAOLI, and actress PATTY GLASS. ' MADONNA STAFF. Miami Herald's staff photographer EL E KEL- , ' LEY, snapping' 'X Umvac, tell us true Seconded by columnist CAROLE KER ' never What our girls in business do? caught napping. 'M UN IVAC2 Beautician ARLENE BIAGIOTTI and fas ion JEANETTE BUSSIERE is a legal secretary model OFELIA MUNOZ . VX With partner IOYCE BOGDANF F Y, wise an Busily beautifying from head to toes. ,,.. wary. Actress PENNY BODRY, pianist SANDRA S 'IlQ, MARIA GARCIA- KOHLY and MARIA BANCO and comedienne NORMA CALABRESE. social Workers onthe run Who flit from spot to spot and never cease. 'EV ' YG ably C0rnpar1i0ned by competant PAT SULLI Mercy Hospital, newly remodeled by architect - BEATRIZ RECIO GER ENA dress designer for fun Has nurses BETTY GEPFORD and CINDY Has X els 5 Iii R03- GEAKE INSO . ' wk ,E f ' In uniforms designed by MATTHEWS in ratio Out on the Bay sailing along with the breeze Come THERESA GUANCI and MARY ZETRA- PALEK, lolling at ease. 58 EVELYN GARB is an office worker With SARA CLEMENS-she's no shirker. ALICE HENKE receives much recognition Excelling as a chemical technician. ffm CERRY MCDERMOTT she does confide o swiftly takes dictation at her side. e LAVAN name is made famous by SANDY o owns a flower shop that's really a dandy. EDIA HORMILLA working from sun-up to undown ll earn the bossis secretarial crown. RTHA LANUZA settles only for the highest, confess d is private secretary to the President, no lessl aight bookkeeping is no chore hen ALICE WALLINC is keeping score. r corresponding forth and back mography by LIBBY TOMCZAK. e smiling voice of JUDY MAGILL ho will also send you a telephone bill. ' DONNA STAFF: ivac, tell us true out those in the rest of the world too. IV AC: RNIE SMITH hostess on T.W.A. eeds ANGEL WEIGEL, linguist, and archeo- logist ROXIE LOZAPONE on their Egypt bound way. Paris, foreign correspondent ELAINE DOHER- TY eets VIVIAN CIASCA, a parisian commercial authority. ndon's Roval Academy of Art is graced by in- structor RECINA READ ostess to visitors JEANNETTE PAYETTE and ROSE AMANTI'S every need. SAN ACKERMAN, head clerk at the U.S. Em- bassy in Spain or teacher, JANE NILON, arranges so students can gain. t the Bull Fights toreadoress SONIA SUERO elights teachers CARMEN RECHUL and LOR- RAINE RUMBEL who shouts Bravo. Vienna is MARTA deVARONA successful physchologist ith MARIE CAMPOLO ready and willing to assist. ADELINE PIETRODANCELO hostessing a flight to Bombay as social secretaries MARI 'CONNELL and if -----1 Ms S ee Olympic skier ' - IES pI'0,9AOCy Has BETTY F ORTINO as her number one baker. The Congo has a grand new hospital, gift of the U.S.A. Staffed by nurses PATALANO and SCHUMANN so gay. With bosses DR. BRICLIA and JINNY SHERI- DAN official teclmician And DEE LaRUFFA, mad scientist, working on nuclear fission. VVith a needle in her hand and on her head a nurseis cap Standing over a valiant patient is our own JACKIE KNAPP. And if we peek past the door from the hall Weill see MARY K. TROWBRIDCE taking a call. MELODYE MOULTON with wit in small doses Will straighten all kinds of juvenile neurosis. Rocketry expert MARCARITA cle la LLERA is nearby VVith Lab. technician ALICE SEFIK her number one spy. MADONNA STAFF: Univac, tell us true Back home is there anything new? UNIVAC: ANN CARRIERI working on an IBM Learns RACHEL GALASSO is number one co- medicnne. Trumpeteer JULIETTE KUHN will surely strike pay dough 'Cause she is playing rings aroundher rival, ole' Satchmo. CATHY is making the KOHLER name famous By writing the script for Andy and Amos. The MONNINCER family is proud of their SVEA Helping Cathy to write a really great play. And just to make sure her manuscripts will sell She has a press agent named PAT MAXWELL. CLAUDINA PARRA with her psychologist's kit Has a kind nurse-assistant in BARBARA SCHMITT. TESSIE VAILLANT'S candy shop's delicious de- lights Haunt model JUDY KILLIAN striving to stay light. Last but not least, DENISE MOLLICA, a nun full of joy Teaches Our Faith to PAT McAVOY'S little boy. MADONNAS 2 ' :S FE AL S ign gferg Uh' - , spea in . . lar alking to JOYCE FESKO keeper of a St. Bernard Corral. MY DiMISCIO, Italy's most skilled Pizza maker - . - .rting information we all ho ear If your prediction will only ring true ' We will be pleased and proud of you. 59 ll 'f' enior Cfazirf We the SENIOR CLASS OF 1962, being of sound mind hereby proclaim this our last will and testament. llllluui' Article I To our beloved school we leave our most profound love, loyalty, and respect, and to the faculty, our thanks and our sincere wishes for future happiness and continued success. Article II To the underclassmen we bequeath the many joyful and precious moments which we have experienced at Notre Dame, and hope that they will appreciate and benefit from the opportunities presented to them. Article III To our friends we leave our most priceless treasures. I, CATHERINE HUIVIPHREYS, will to any Junior Lat- in student my ability to never get a hundred average on a Latin quiz. I, MARIA TERESA JACOME, hereby bequeath to ALICIA GUEDES the ability to be the first one getting on the bus. I, SUSAN KING leave to LIZ CARTER my sarcastic remarks with the hope that she will add them to her col- ection. I, SALLY ANN BUCKLEY, bequeath to my little sister, PAULA, the saying, All good things come in small packages. Whats your excuse? I, SANDY LAVAN, hereby will and bequeath my ability to SISTER BARTHOLOMEW and anyone who so de- sires, to translate my handwriting. I, JEANETTE BUSSIERE, will to my sister, LORETTA, my ability to fall down stairs. I, LINDA GARWEG, leave to DOLORES ROSS the hope of having as much fun in her Senior year as I had in mine. I, RITA BRIGERMAN, leave to GENIE ALPER one brand new pack of typing paper, so that for once she will have some of her own. I, ALICE WALLING, leave to the future Seniors of 1963, all the Senior privileges and wonderful moments with the teachers. I, ALICE HENKE, leave to anyone at the Smithsonian Institute my brain. Good Luck! I, CAROLE FORTUNATO, leave to PAMELA CIAMPI one rather tattered blue jumper. LT I, RITA WASS, bequeath to JOANN ROBERTS my ability to be one of the last to leave school each day. -- I, BEATRIZ RECIO, leave to PERLA VALERO my Home Room Teacher. I, VIRGINIA CATENA, leave to BUNNY FLOOD my inability to take shorthand. I, SYLVIA DePAOLI, leave to SYLVIA LOPEZ my driving ability. I, NANETTE LOWRY, hereby will to my sister, BAR- BARA, my little parking space at Notre Dame. But I wonder what she will park in it. 60 W!! 1962 I, MADELINE PIETRODANGELO, hereby bequ to my sister, MARGARET, my ability to drive an Im without becoming involved in a four-car collision I, PATRICIA POWERS, being of sound mind h bequeath to any Junior in Typing II the ability of being able to transcribe their shorthand notes I, TI-IERESA SCHIFFERMILLER, bequeath to H EN ALVAREZ and RITA FIGUEROA my seat in S class in hopes that they get as much use out of it 1 . I, JEANETTE PAYETTE, leave to any news-min Junior my empty seat in news-writing after school hope that she will use it enthusiastically I, CONNIE ROBINSON, leave to SISTER CYRE MARIE my unscientific approach to the solution chemistry problems. I, EILEEN LANNON, do hereby leave to Notre Da Academy my sister KATHLEEN, with the hope that t may survive three more years with another Lannon I, ROSALYNN LOZUPONE, hereby will and beque to CHRISTINE SIMS the honor of picking up all threadband material I left on the floor in the H0 Ec. La . I, MARY TOMCZAK, leave to PATTY BENERO nervous ability to call boys for a date. CMy Broth I, MARY ZATREPALEK, leave to my sister PAT my ability to sew and to take the sisters shopping ev Thursday. I, PAT FORTHMAN, having finally perfected it hereby bequeath t ny future Senior scholar my rema able and unmatch ' ability to sleep with my eyes op I, LOIS ZIEMBA, bequeath to any Junior the abili to look busy but be completely confused in Home Il I, PATRICIA SULLIVAN, leave to LIZ ROTHRO my immaculate school shoes so that she may have t cleanest oxfords at N.D.A. I, CLAUDINA PARRA, bequeath to MIRIAM KOC one pair of used saddle shoes and a Baby Grand pian I, KATHERINE BUNTING, leave to DOLORES R0 the stub of the pencil I used trying to think of somethi . to leave her. I, KATHLEEN AJELLO, leave to any Junior who ca use it, my seat on the stairs in the moming for breakfas I, CAROLE JANE KERR, leave to any Junior m ability to ask the wrong question at the right tim I, TESSIE VALLIENT, leave to my sister, AIME all my troubles in the Chemistry class. I, JOYCE FESKO, do hereby bequeath to SISTER CY RENIA MARIE my bench in seventh period as Chairma of the Chairmen. I, JUDY MAGILL, hereby leave to the next missio officers the ability to borrow matches from Sister Cyreni Marie. I, SONIA SUERO, leave to the seniors of '63 my won dering and nervousness when we are going to have . test, and also the many wonderful moments I have had a N.D.A. ununnnlnllllllllllllmlllmImmunmmnnnu:al iuHlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIITITIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllmmmnmnnnmmumnirn. ...... .... . ...is1'IIllllllliiIiiii iilllllllllluum nik. I 's Eh. .-::5 Trfli le :Sig , e I 0 I Q' ' , llll l -TW-. eff- . ,-' r' - -..' H fe m um F57 Wofre .lame .xdcaclemg Zami, ipiyoricla I 755- ' SANDRA SOTO, leave to MARIA URRUTIA my ility to figure out anything that goes on in this school. REGINA READ leave to my sister ROBERTA the ilege of decorating the bulletin board in Sister Jose ie's home room. MARY PFLEGER, bequeath to YVONNE JIMENEZ ability to never know when to keep my big mouth , realizing of course, that she will make good use of it. MARIE-DIANE O'CONNELL, do will to my sister, RICIA, the use of all my old uniforms. HELEN NORKUNAS, bequeath to MICKIE LAUTH my old English notes. May Mrs. Barbick never change , GAIL MURPHY, leave to my sister, PAULA, the ity to leave letters lying around. , JOANNA MOSCA, leave to MARTHA FOX my nerves lgebra class. , OFELIA MUNOZ, bequeath to SISTER VIRGINIA UMPTA the chatter box which I put to use in my ing class. , MELODYE MOULTON, leave to my sister, VAL- IE, the ability to . . . I seem to be at a loss for words! , SVEA MONNINGER, leave to DIANNE, SHARON, 1 PRISCILLA the ability to never know whats going 'n library. , DENISE MOLLICA, hereby will to my sister, ANNE, my unsolved trigonometry problems. , JACKIE KNAP, leave to BARBARA HARKNESS parking place in hope that she gets somthing to put 'L , JUDY KILLIAN, do hereby bequeath to SUSAN LLACE the ability to sneak into lunch late every 1 without being caught. I, PATTI GLASS, being of sound body and not so md mind leave to PAM CIAMPI my perfectly new anish and French books. I, THERESA CUANCI, leave to YVONNE SMITH the ility to wear my N.D.A. senior ribbon with a lot of irit. I, SANDY GILLIS, leave to HELEN ALVAREZ my ility to put my big foot in my even bigger mouth. I, MARIA CHRISTINA GARCIA-KOHLY leave to some ky Junior my ability to sew in French class and talk ench in sewing class. I, RACHEL GALASSO, do hereby give and bequeath my sister, PATTI, my ability to take shorthand at 40 rds a minute. I, BETTY FORTINO, leave to my sisters, MARY and ROL, sympathy for having to fol ow in my footsteps. I, MARIE FERRAL, leave to PERLA VALERO my ility to give oral book reports in English class. I, ELAINE DOHERTY lalias Sall leave to RITA FIG- EROA falias Phill my good habits. Z: X I, AMY DIMISCIO, being of sound mind bequeath to the forthcoming Layout Editor of the Madonna, the ability to make announcements over the hustle and bustle of Walkie-talkie time tstudy hall.J I, MARTA DE VERONA, leave to VUENA MAR- TINEZ the task of constantly talking in Mrs. Garcia's French I class. I, RICHONE CASTAGNE, hereby bequeath to SISTER COR MARIAE my sister, CHARLENE, completely equipped for the next three years with Latin translations and a full supply of sturdy red marking pencils. I, MARIE CAMPOLO, hereby leave to CONNIE QUERRY my ability to fall down the flight of stairs in the middle hallway. I, MARCY MOSCA, hereby leave to CAROLISA CAM- POS my talent for aggravating the monitors. I, MARIAM HERRERO, leave to DOROTHY IIUGIIES my ability for stupidityl to understand hard problems and to not be able to comprehend the easy ones. I, PATRICIA MAXWELL, do hereby bequeath to MAUREEN COYLE the ability to find the trunk in my Corvair. I, SARA CLEMENS, leave to PATTY ZATREPALEK my ability to make typing mistakes. I, MARY CLAIR, bequeath to KATHY MOORE my ability to be first in the Home Ec. Lab and last in line. I, MARIE CHAPUT, leave to any Yankee who is de- sirous of it, the ability to drive to school and to run a sewing machine bare foot. I, JANE NILON, leave to JEANIE GORMAN my ability to laugh at anything, and to any energetic challenger my speed record in running around the school. .gg-Q I, KATHY SCHEER, leave to any sensitive eyed Jun- ior my ability to walk to and from second period Religion in portable one with my eyes closed in order to' avoid - the glaring Miami sun so early in the morning. I, VIRGINIA SHERIDAN, IINNY, leave to VIRGINIA DUKE, GINNY, the privilege of spelling your name with a G, so it won't be spelled Jimmy in the yearbook. I, ANGELA WEIGEL, hereby bequeath to CL DETTE FOURNIER my St. Edmund's head, blood and - all, to torment Mrs. Barbick. I, ANN BRIGLIA, leave to VERNA MCGRATI-I the privilege of carrying an Easter Basket around in the middle of September, loudly proclaiming to one and all that the Easter Bunny is coming. I, YOLANDA BLANCO, leave to my cousin, HELEN SILVESTRO, all my worn out Mission ribbons, I, MARTHA LANUZA, leave to ALICIA GUEDES my ability to put stiches in and to take them out again. I, MARGARITA de la LLERA, do hereby will and bequeath to any deserving Junior the necessary patience to wait for another whole year. I, CARMEN MATTHEWS, being of sound mind, do hereby leave SISTER VIRGINIA ASSUMPTA in peace . . . M i:i-i-1vl1lIlllllllllllllil I Illlllvllrlvlllllllivulf n Iilrii mmrmmn -i-i-i-i-i mmm mmimhlllllllllilillllllu llluunuuuu: m iniiuniiiiiiii... N.-,J . ..- ff. I, ANNE CARRIERE, hereby bequeath to SUSAN WALLACE my ability to speak Spanish with a French accent. -1-:.-n-f . .f- I, ROSA MARINA LEAL, hereb will and bequeath to MARY FERNANDEZ all the ffm and memories I have acquired during my Senior year. I, DEE LaRUFFA, leave to LORETTA MCCAUGHAN my ability to keep calm, cool, and collective in all situa- tions which may arise. I, JUNE COVEY, leave to JUDY NUCCITELLI my ability to steal my girlfriends' boyfriends. I, CATHERINE KOHLER, leave to DEBORAH PLESSY my extraordinary ability to answer correctly all the difficult problems in Math while having the easy ones puzzle me. I, PENNY BODRY, leave to some worthy Junior, the courage to stick out another year. I, CARMEN RECHUL, leave to my sister, IRIS, all the wonderful times and hard work of being a Senior, with the hope she will enjoy it as much as I did. I, BARBARA SCHMITT, bequeath my inability to sew to anyone who thinks she can improve upon it. I, LORRAINE RUMBEL, being of sound mind and body, do bequeath to SISTER AGATHA all the extra aprons I made. I, SHIRLEY ROOKS, leave to all Juniors my ability to sew crooked seams. I, ALICE SEFIK, bequeath to AUDREY SMYTHE all my cancelled bus tickets from the years 1960 and 1961. I, MARIA CRISTINA PIE, leave to LYDIA ROUCO the ability to ask Sister Agatha about every stitch I have --to make in Home Ee. TT8 ' rg--' ffj I, CINDY GEAKE, leave to DIANE GOLDING my terrific grades in Physics and my ability to always find a seat at the football games. I, SUSAN ACKERMAN, leave to YVONNE SMITH my place on the No. 14 bus each aftemoon. I, ARLENE BIAGIOTTI, leave to DOLORES ROSS my ability in Spanish class to completely confuse Mrs. Garcia. I, JOYCE BOGDANFFY, leave to SYLVIA LOPEZ my Senior locker in hope that she can escape an avalanche of uncovered books. I, JOAN BERCELI, leave to KATHY FUNK my teasing - ...comb and my inability to tease her hair. I, HELEN BARRETT, will and bequeath to SISTER JOSE MARIE, MARTHA FOX, and vice versa. I, ROSE AMANTI, leave to KATHY MITCHELL my curley hair. I, KATHY BOWSER, leave to Notre Dame Academy my sister, JANIS. Enough said. I, GERRI MCDERMOTT, leave to DEBORAH PLES- SY my ability to look intelligent in Physics class. 62 G3 S had wt: s.-. ....r,,. , DIIIIIIIIIIH ' I I' X I, PAT MCAVOY, will my typing ease to any Ju I, ROSEMARY BURNS, leave to ANNE CREELM the dust in my Spanish book. I, NORMA CALABRESE, leave to Notre Dame Aca my another CALABRESE, MARIE, with the hope the school will survive. Good Luck. I, ELLEN KELLEY, bequeath to some lucky Junior enviable', record of consuming more time finishing apron than any other Senior. I, ALEIDA HORMILLA, leave to MARY FERN DEZ my front seat in shorthand in hope she will do well as I did? I, ROSE PATALANO, bequeath to my sister RI all the worries and satisfaction of being a Senior. I, KATHY FARRELL, leave to JUDY RIZZUTO ability to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, do the wrong thing. I, SUSIE SMITH, leave to KATHY GRANDIN vitamin A in order that she will have more luck than I d I, BERNADETTE SMITH, leave to the future rep sentative of 3A my ability to take roll correctly. I, MARY K. TROWBRIDGE, bequeath to my lit sister, ROSE, the privilege of walking through the Sen entrance. I, JUDY von SUSKIL, leave to JAMIE LOU P QUARELLO, my place in line in Home Ee. in the ho that she makes it to Sister sooner than I did. I, MONIQUE ROY, leave EILEEN WITTEKIND ability to carry around her suitcase for one more ye. I, JULIETTE KUHN, being of sound mind, bequea to ROSE HOFFMAN my seat in shorthand and also shorthand II notebook. I, EVELYN GARB, leave to HOLLY BRAINERD outstanding ability to get confused, act slowly, and as What did she say? I, PAT GRACE, leave to PAT DE SIMONE ability to be able to donate as much as I have to a unworthy causes. I, BETTY GEPFORD, leave to CAROLISA CAMPO my ability to pull through three years at Notre Dam with my eyes shut and my ears closed. I, VIVIEN CIASCA, bequeath to MAUREEN COYL my ability not to receive any detentions during my thre years at N.D.A. I, MARIA BANGO, leave to PERLA VALERO m seat in P.O.D. class. I, MARCIA SCHUMANN, leave all the joys and happi ness of my Senior year to the Junior class. I, CAROL HUGHES, leave to my sister, DOTTIE my remaining uniform blouses in hope they will las her through her Senior year. mm1nll:1lllnnlllulmllllllIIHIIHIIIHHIIHHITHTVHI1mml 1Wmm...i..liu1llIlIllllllll Senior .fdufograiolw 31,8 70223 '1 ff' Viih :if.?'L'W::f 3' 'V V75 7 !Sf?37Vi'f.-Q2 ?Y3? iffk? ft 53? 1 . .- Lis 7 . .1 . -- . . Q A - f:Ai1QL2-'fe '-:Wk SMILE Rosemary 'Burns S. 5 1 Q A 1 i' i Wife x A 'Q f 5 YN 'O 5 '01 - 3' ' , 9 U' 1 C 1. 4 w.,,.4 , . .I-0 .-'ff' 1.5221 Y f + AJ 5 P by v ,Z f W.. 5, x K I Q.. 5 , Q5 . aww - wiki? ..., X. X KX , A N S af gg im' . , vu... TRADING PU' Q4 4 Bhhfr- ww. .YL G KTILQJ L0J'7i1JL,UL,LLLU 051.0 0 Guy OSC mx?-if 'Pfvxfmft fbxugza MLQLKFUQU-eVc,Off., am, .AAAMDJRDQL E'xQ . 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F If i ,fi Q df QA, 6, -3,-,, P13 ' ffl! lj Y 'YQ A i ' 1 X v Z sz. 'I ' qw., - X ,:,. -Lu. 5 I Q ,ff xl 5411 BMJ' ' , JDJ tri 'IQ I4 I6 20 22 if 1 K 'aff X u N p 1 A , A ! , F B! ' , MVK Wwe , I i q ,Q M . A Q 1, V Q iq J . ,.. I fu. GI F ' . ' f , vt f , F 4:-T ' 'I - N1 X f im V iv ' f ' . ' 1' 'VX' N , FV P t A Lx ,il - X' if a V' QI ml 'KP xf Ai V' Marsha Engelman Eileen Flood Mary Femandez Claudette Fournier Patricia Fetscher Marita Fox Rita Figueroa Dianne Flanagan Stephanie Heffernan Maria Grana Drena Heins Kathleen Crandin Rose Hoffman Olga Garcia Diane Golding Virginia Jimenez Carolyn Keefe Ioan Greene Mana Eugenia Iaurequi Kathleen 70 F nildny, arc N. MON. TUES. WED. THUR f FRI. S T. A Z I 0- W .Q 72831 H f S- r. aus J I' -rx M 4 Q13 ' MJ if' Q' f f.. f . ' K i ,K ..,. .' 4. 2, day u' .W M 'by Qs ,QXSEN . WA im. ... S J K 'Te XP sq f ,A M ff' ' 20 J. X rt 22 X:--r ,M ,N X9 W Q , , ikb V J t 4 '-, . V' 'W 'xx Ll' I YL .XPI K E N. JST .KAL A Ss YR ,Q X ,tx W Q VU . d 'tw X f vt X A Q 4 mfplf V kd, 1 1 fl. wk V ' . ' L. NW 1,1 if M V K '25 , e ,'.., Q m gy o bk V . 7 i A W Keen Margueritta Levfa Knqeigdper , L' gxlvia Loisez Linda Langlois Joanna Lorino Vincenzn La Ponzina Mary Carol Madden Cecmlia McConnick F oretta Marinshaw Verna McGrath Frances Martens Loretta McCaughan Christine Martyna Joyce Mazanek Elena Macina Arlene Martin Martinez Felixa Medina 7'l K lar i 1962 SUN. IVION. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI S t 79 f ...T I A r X M. 21 ' H n A S' I I 6 . A ' . 'ii we k 'I Cf' yr ,', 4 . '1 I' 2 l' k .V W x . P, 9 J FX I FW f :-we I ft: KV' Ik-, x nfs ry , ' S -XTX Ev .ff 'iii .IQ l diff 9 5 , ' I . 'ff we ' , P gf: Z2 24 'JR go 2 if Q I gg' . ff' 6 W r W - '5 W n in I, w fa H I f - X 3- in r , ll N ' . 5 li? ??N b Ng ff CSR fn 5 Q ,INX ' L - U . - Q, .,- - ' f' -fe' f ff ' ...ff K Kutloleen Mitehell Judy Nuccitelli Rosa Maria Mojarrieta Virginia Nunes Dianne Mollica Carlotta Rhetta Katheryn Moore Shelli! Nesmlfh Deborah Plessy Rita P 33110110 Connie Querry Linda Patterson Kathleen O'Neill jamie Lou Pasquarello Dolores Ross Elizabeth Rod-,rock Mm-ga,-ct Elena- Plasencia Jeanette Roe Joanne Lydia Rouco aff . MON. TUES. WED. IHURS. MENU QW l.a'35'5if'R FRI. SAT. :W 'ng K 'Sf 'Ss N 'llli' Q ' Q ik 3 ' Lf if M fwftlrfe, N W l if ,lm fr- Q! J-JV x ' - ly np. , h . ,H , K A t Q-Q I i , Q... U '- ,f gli ' u 1 l ,fini A S. i 'TTY' 4,591 IL A 'N XX 4, , S3 .5 kk X Q, .L xi , 2 W M?'WPr J X l 'wler!,f,5,affL46Sjk . 1 iff Lvl k 15 Q 9' :N r ,VI x Ivy V ,si ? Mfr l' 'W' ' I 5 G fm Ryan Margaret S a Eleanor Schoppe Christine Sims jane Schorteme r Yvonne Smith Annette Schultheig Serivais I Perla Val Janice Taylor Lucille Vuolo Kathleen Timko Charlene Walker Jane Stead A110151 Urruha i Eileen Wittekind Donna Yarchick Myriam Vila Susan Wallace Welsh Andrea Yuhas .An If lfU'll0l' Ogtf As I n rs e all joined hands in both' work a la to achieve the fruits of a successfu r. During t th of October we wel- comed our en by presenting a pro- gram which a uai ted them with the aims and works o e 'ferent organizations within the sch . Th's was followed by a most entertainin ' p e ntation of a num- ber of variety acts. Forensic acdvitk acted many of our fellow classma s. uniors participated in deb i .g original ora and extemporane s sp 'ng, and we an proud to acclai their su esses In May we ere privile o serve the traditional Se ior Banqu X - enjoyed being part of he happy o U. Xi, with the be so honoredf Indeed, spirit nd unity were . Q ris tics of the Junior ss of 1962. ' 1 1 is 7 thought in mind that next 1 would ax '57 ' '4aQ? 2 G . ,, A L . -px . -6 -. . 3' 4 vw Q, 4 ' J ,S ' ff! 'QQ S 'Sf N ,951 rv 0 5'?v N. M141 g f i Q. Soladomore aaa elaredenfafiuified :Vi Q3 L mg :gg Representatives and Associates Represen- SECOND ROW: Helen F illyaw, tatives of Sophomore homerooms 1C, 2C, Giordano, janet Naile, and Susan 3C, 4C, 5C, and GC: LEFT TO RIGHT, THIRD ROW: Martha Allen FIRST ROW: Bettina Vitale, Marie Cala- Prout, Teresa Plante, and Patricia Leonard brese, Jeanne Lavallee, and Carol Mederos. Q pf 'REPRESENTATN ' f ' I X if in X J Jw H21-EN fir-Xllsvfiv-x J ' I N Ja? WM , xl' L! FILOL ' X aj gnlfndl F in 'H 4' WN , L If ' Kvscara X X 'I 2' . P x,..9 - N A-5 76 S Martha Allen Marietta Barone Ann Blaise Marie Calabrese Christine Columbo ,sf J Q Z r ' mfs lt, chi I to r X y Veronica ' A Patricia L xr i Anderson i ' Astling 1 N Margaret Angela Allison Aroya ,Q Q . 6. life aiefiiil' P fe- l -' .is Denise Ellen A. W Betancourt Bischoff l A X Charlene Ann Berardenelli ' -A Biancardo ' ' , , X ' ' 'J A sr ,U ' .- ilf K ef .W : Mireille Lorena - A if' Bonneau y Bussiere Audrey Holly Boden Brainard X A Q- .f ' ' 1 I ' s Elizabeth Veronica Carter Colbert Patricia A 7 Raquel Campbell Claveria , . xx- 'S K fur' TT f A Maureen 7 Coyle 'A' Pearl gp' X. ' Curry Jacqueline Patricia Copeland Cravero --f 5 V! .V 'x lr I A f' If 3' 4...-.. ' K sv 'W - if Xl Georgiana Davis ff If f ' V Enid Dewoody 3 .rf Xe Theresa Downey Ellen Fallon X Q 'X it Mary Fortino , 6' ,,,v Y 'er- Adele DeCardenas X X M is E Q 'X Q 'K Q. - -Q 5 iw Christine Delaun , 53.3 . my V im 7 , Theresa Diaz Iosephine Diaz A, 4. f 5 . D V X 1' i Q sy ' Lillian 4' i Defresne s Jacqueline Dube V is i' ,i 3. Q J, Y E W ' Carol L Fidele Elizabeth Feser Q, W' ML ' 6,13 m me ' X A V L X v N Beverley L Fox Marlene Fuller Kathleen DeMars gr ,- . ' H V , Z Patricia Diggs Brenda Emery - ,. ,, -an Q-:sw ,, . ....k at ,W Helen Fillyaw Rosalia Franco Rosemarie Devose Donna Doughney Christina Ensenat Carol Forthman Patricia Galasso A 5 , F ,357 F' D A l D its ' qs, br X .1 -' k k ,. gkixie aff f' D 9 i Q N 'O' , x L, ii 1 K x J 1 X -, if . V . ,-. ax. T' - Q. I 5 'f R f l 1 5 -ff, f s Q, , Q Judith Gauzens u Eugenia Gorman Alicia Guedes ' Q lv- w, Q Patricia Hill Ap- Nancy Hyde J9 fp, Q if Q f' XJ Marguerite Cenetti SN 6 3 'c,- - ff Q Edna Cosselin 'F Mathilde Guedes 1 K 5, 2 t .AW P A 1 i Ji 9- , Kathleen Holmes Q- QQ .L x , Janis Hydro Donna Giordano Carla Creenwell :J as Barbara Harkness N az an xl if X Ioan Huber F K K, . ,- I Yvonne Jimenez Mary Anne Gomez 5 x,l, Margaret Crupp fi. .j .f 1 Y, D Rose Hayes - 'L -1 ,x y ,fl 1' Dorothy Hughes ,- 01 A 1 N A Mary Ellen Johnson Maria Elena Gonzalez 55 if ' x Nancy Cualticri F Y 7 I Frances Henderson S fl A fy , I Dawn Iluntlcy lg ,qu I 1 lt Ellen Kantor 79 ' 1 QGX Q. K Ruthann Koroshetz Q fy.. Maureen Lauth Sf ,,,.... 1, Marie Leonhard Qt . kkky , Patricia Lindsay Tm?- ,ap 5 JoAnne Ludick C .uv J Y Sandra Krach Jeanne Lavallee f Ni, Y ,., g i B N vl L x M , i Mary Mulcahy . Q I I Linda Lizotte vw , lk' Linda Lustig F ll' J e, 'I W Kathleen Kramer 4 J rr , iv if Dorothy Law Saundra Lester 9:-n Q Q fa, . is ff? Geraldine Lovett is Cathline McCann 5 3' ar A H all Q 639' N. I M Kathleen Kraft Carol Leglar 'F ' J f Victoria Lester ws.. I N Marie Lower , Q IVV pl at I f v Theresa McCaughan Joan LaFleur Patricia Leonard 3 O 1 ' x I Jane LeVasser -a 6- . if A L Barbara Lowry Ioan Mchllligott Charlotte McFadden Katherine Morgan Q6 NY' Sandra Mussen America Nunez ! 'u mf Susan Pavey 47 une Meade fe Kathleen Morin janet Naile Gloria N unes Susan Pepin P W. xg.. ' h i Y g- 5 fe Q . 2, -in A 8 . . .,. Km . -- . Ak g r' 9 NE gn 5, S . x M v I I L VX., x N' ' 4 ms 5 . 3 ik . A t .a ' sv- . fv- Kira 7 ' , r X . gf ,I ,xg l Carol Mcderos 3355. Q2 1 g .v 5, Louise Morisset ay: sz.. ' r Patricia N cwman - 3. .INPXQ V Patricia O'C0nncll c ff Q2 ,fy M Joy Peterson K i Diana Mencndez 91.72 QQF3' X 4 M l l Valerie Moulton pn.:- ,svn Geraldine Novack .I W, mv. I Patricia 0'D0nncll V X jennifer Phillips 5 Z- I0 Q alll ' U V I if Diane Milonc R 'Ky' I ' n Maria Elena Munclct .f 4'- - f',l I Marcia Nuccitclli .Rs QL, 1 Sharon O'Neill I 'ir ri. , , X Teresa Plante 81 it P-v Q Vx ix' Patricia Ponce A S hx rf ,af 'X' X Iris Rechul 'Si ,So Fld Maria Elena Rodriguez 1? S 31 fr ry? f Margaret Schramm 5,1.. :' affix my s gk 'J U Nw- F li v Beverly Prcast ali: f 4 LaVem Reiland l , n Cecilia Romaguera 4 K I , 9 3 Bemadette Seymour Marka Schultheis Anna Marie Shea -. w A-CUB Q , . J' V' ' M'- l Roberta Prout X 1' , , QQFA 8, ! fx Grace Rizzo ,f,.- . aief nf: r l Ana Cecilia Rouco f x Mary Elizabeth Schwarz Ana Elena Silvestro Marcia Puerto ri Nw- Jqdy Rlzzuto M 'V' N 9 i I Maria del Carmen Ruiz , Vi Carol Schwinger Audrey Smythe 3 Margaret Pu glisi 1-RN Beverly Roberts Diedra Schindler 3' all 5 I I 3- Roberta Seaman ,., Susan Stead Rose Marie Trowbridge x.- Q gif , Bettina Vitale 1 Bonnie Waskiewlcz 1 'I vi Q , 5 ' a x 5 s X Emma Telleria 'wt X V 9 Maria Cristina Tur .3 - 'Q M as X Sandra Vohs -1 r Q l Margaret Wessels -if X .1 K .M R . , , 'll gm- ' N ,4 Patricia Thomas M L-- .J Olga Urrutia Martha Waggle NOT PICTURED Mary de F emandez Mary Garcia Kathleen Higgins Adela LaPonzina Ileana Zubillaga ,s 5 go if 9 '7 ' 1 Y?-2 . ' Q' Ethyl g, 1 Touby Ellen Tobin 9 S A .L if :- sir Suzanne ' Valcourt it Aimee Vaillant 51 Q . I, 4 'W A! tner Q5 i ' Barbara K fl VValslti Cynthia Walend Q' i x Marcia . Y A, Zorrilla I Patricia Zatrepalek 6 'im answer nl' 0l,fl,'l.,0l12..- oeiefy xinfrwf i EMM 1961 maxlnemora - 0 ,ltillating S ore . o' v 'A i li u ld ' 'mdar ' f 2 ntire C' ' p ow ated eithei '1 o stage han noi-eelxby ' l es idmitted to membo' hig. Zeer o nr co cilo, u c p assmates CllSCl1'l1gL it ' gig rious duties most efficiently 1 Our final official function was t pleasant when we honoied our gia g Seniors with the Mother-Danghtei' . We thoroughly enjoyed setting up the attractive tea service, arranging flowers and helping serve. Truly our sophomore class possessed talent, service and Congeniality. it 2 is -Ni, flag if Mfiiiligv' V If 7 gl 2:5Al'I'l8l'l -1 A .fr gi, X I S . in X W2 E i ' K A r '91 ..f C x ,Qs J Q X R x , z, fled man C1666 elareaenfafiued J!! ff!! ' , 1 ,M-?'f A l I f M- .f-' e L1 f jv' , Q A -fy -ln -554' -'. 7s'4 4 - ' 1 tl- 1 i ' Y ' ' Ng, v Q -K .SL.,,fAf.,-x 1 . ,G we Representatives and Associate Re resen p - tatives of Freshman homerooms 1D, 2D, 3D, 4D, 5D, and 6D: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lyn- nette Normandin, Christian Santiago, Sharon Murphy, Tamara Portilla, Sally Whalen, SQ ,Cf N f o 1,1 86 ,fffff ..... ..M,,f-f ,-f- rl-Wye' ...ak- Monika Kaiser, Rose Marie Laurence. OND ROW: Kathleen Lynch, Castagne, Mary Grapp, Ioan Cable Mary Dennison. I 0 1 Angela Assalone Susan Bamman Kristie Becker y , 1 Claudia Bowes c' A Q ff Y to ,J Jacqueline Emilia Attinello Badger 0 5 -:,, ri , . tg v ,,k gif ix Maria Mary Banduio Barone 1 . ax l srl . , 1' WA X i if Marcia Patricia Benedict Bemero sp ' 7 B ' Janice Eileen Bowser Brady Ioan Ackermann . ,gs-5, 'fy at A-,W K . 5 Martha Bahr in -ag. ' Vg: ,fi 45 Rosalind Bassell . . xx ., i ii Patricia Berry 'J , Mft gl - i l , S er, X Margarette Bridgeman SS' 0, 1 1 R - 56 ' 1 5 i Nancy Alencikas Gp .,, X a Mary Baldauf sn gi ,h AS..- ' Y? W Margaret Batizi Lona Bethel 6- sw., X Mary Brookbank K was A W lean Allison , in X .,, Diane Balma 1. W Q05 . HQK 3 lf' Icanne Batzel nk 6? wt 1' R Susan Boehnlein Paula Buckley , 1' 1 in ,br Mayra Araujo I if a it i In , rl in-su Elaine Balmer V 1- K M Paulette Bazemore as l Patricia Borcz ?. P ir- Rosemarie Butts 87 ,X ln , 4 Ioan Gable Q 6 . A f X Virginia Chamberlin My .E G 'llwrsr .F -X V 11111: Patricia DeSimone Rosemary Ferrera -0 .fr 'S . S Carolyn Franks B8 '52 S .wk Mrk K Joanne Carlton Linda Cirigliano , , x S ,, xv 'M Anne Diamond as: Dolores Figueroa .HV Q Alice Frcdinnelli 1 L I as a , fi. l ., F 9. -f ak Sylvia Charlene Carmellini Cagtagne ,.,,l3?' .C X I, Y Catherine Isabel Costello Cuervo e . ' i: 3 F 1 Anne Cabrini Dolan Dolemba . f L ffiu R ic' 4 ' , ,gr Biff A Janice Elizabeth Fisher Fitzpatrick Y , ,pk ' ,iid . In mx V. .N if Kathleen Maria Funk Garcia 'TX . 'sQ a- 4-5 6' A .5 , 2 x .M M K S, H. 9 Maria Daigle Y Selina Dean Ingrid Mary Dove Evans 6- ei' F ig 1 A ' s Helen Carol Flanagan Fortino F 'ja - I 'V s 'F Elana Garcia Maria Garcia Rubio Rubio Mary Dennison Leanne Felix 'lrmr 5 Iacquel ine Fournier 1 Maria C. Garcia I 'ij l I K 1 Q N..- X gi- . ,-..11 L 1 3- x ba.- .K l ' auf I i Martha Creenwell ' 0 Alice Hennessy .v i N. if Mary Jaudel Rosemary Kelly jx 'X ,V if is Qu 1 r Jean Gregg Ks X Tracy Higbee . 1 'S 5' '- S- , laik Lucila Iauregui Suzanne Kennedy Barbara Gullo 'ik J AX .9 Us Edwina Hughes I Barbara Jennings c 'Ara Leslie Kerr XY Stephanie Cawlich S if 'rv - rs, sf Mary Gunn 3 Q . 1 R ll X Patricia Hughes Esther Jimenez fy, an In Left' Rose Kissee Daria Geyser T Q Christina Haines ' as N . 17 l Mary Imbriani Gail Jones K x Kathleen Kleinman Sandra Colovac Q la 1' Q! Michele Hartmus K ws Arlene Jackman YZ: ah. 5 N 5 i Monika Kaiser Q J 17 fx' Ruth Kotte ,J 2 M U g an ,f ' , X I X Mary Grapp F ' x Linda Heindl K 1 Kathleen Janelle ff V Judith Keen 6 4. Stephanie Kremser B9 J X. Madeleine Lalumiere 6 I V Marianne Lazzaro ,. 'F X 6 X ',4. Dianne Lopez 'S' 3 'x x Claudia Martin 'Ne x fu- eww . it Patricia Mayor 90 A is is 'K P Q XR - I Kathleen Rosemarie Lannon Laurence 5. 5 5 ' . Brigitte Barbara Lejeune Leslie VJIALQAX Mad W V 1 Q f J My J Kathleen Mary Lynch Lyons sp 4' E Y Patricia Jeanne Martin Martuscello 1 . K t ,xi af, 1 e 4 M L it tevoen - ,'.' ' r, lf Louise Kathleen McCormick McClelland X . S,-, if . K 'a Patricia Linda Limegrove Liotta f fn- ,, X , Maria Adele Luzarraga Magee Sl Jr' E I . Elizabeth Linda Mas Masters Eva McCue Mary McDevitt K .t Eggl- Joanne Lison Patricia Malone 15 .1 W FW f 1 ff Joanne Matus Victoria McEntyre x Mary Lleo Mary Maringer Kathleen Maxwell Sandra McGrath S S V Q si .9 as. G 'N , - I , , 1' u if i K' x Ianice Linda Portia McMahon Metzler Miklic l .N gf Q. J, E. ,Aw ,V K X F ffffa- Q- ' i w 3 V as 2 M 4. X Mary Eileen Janet Carol Dulce Paula Sharon Monahan Moone Moore Moppert Muccio Murphy Murphy ' w. V , t ' Q. ,, r . 1 .M fi ' ' ' N V 'f P A G W 2 t.. - ..fP- f S CJ ' vi y :-.af N r n' ' r Xolx r ., X 9 l . ,K Tampa Margaret Arleen Kathleen Karen Christina Lynnettc Nelson NeSmith Newton Noakes Noel Nolan Normandin X l . b 5 Q A ,. V' .L Q as 4 ' ef 4 is ' xf f 2 , Pamela Lorraine Linda Kathleen Olga Nora Elizabeth Norris O'Brien O'Connell Ogden Olavera Otero Palmatier -.4 rl 1' Y ,- W W. I Linda Luisa Aurora Constance Cecilia Ada Magale Palmer Pardo Parra Paton Pentato Perez Perez 91 is P' In .3 J W YF r. A Q 'W' S, . if rf 'Sa 1 M, 1 R058 Pauline Sandra ' Perez de Pisanechi Pietruszewski Concho : I f v '1 N 1- -f X h Q: iativv- -15:3 .E - ,g , x.A.'k a F ' if A K 65,1 2 .f , ' Egg Q ,SIM I I Robin Mary Maria Clara Tammy Peterson Pie Pozo Porro Portilla M gn S sw D x .fi K L ' wi LL.' i 3? ' 'WS ' 3 A 1' .,,5' , R P ' , ,S -.'-- P P f I - Q iw' ..., git QV , xx' Q3 Roberta Theresa Olga Gloria Marianne Read Read Rodriguez Romano Ramirez ig- a P' ' 2 P - . i -L lr. , . v Q I A N ua A f , , f I 3 Maria Christine Michele Kathleen Linda Sabrina Santiago Sbyinski Schwarz Shannon 5 Ii' if 6 aw ' P X S S PP of Mary Sharon Janice Elaine Yvonne SIU' Smith Sobczak Souza Stiff 92 ,Q , . Baillie Mary Priest Patricia Rzaca Maureen Shannon Caroline Sutera r Linda Pughese Rosa Sanso Mary Sheehan XV' Patricia Swan ' X if f JS y. ' , v , V61 er +o z If A 3 it if ' if iii' P L ' I 'SI' fs , S 1 jg P 151' VV Q 4 Nancy Talbot Sandra Diana Vereb Villa . I 5 'g E' r i' -, Kathleen Lillian Sylvia Belkis Thomas Trendell Urrutia Valeri Isabel Myriam Joanne Villalba Ventriere Verrilli Nancy Vargas 2 V 2 i ' affix in . I Bonnie Waggle Linda Tarr ' fr . -' '1 fi Iv W , Q ly, Sharon Vaughan Y-1 V+, , fs. f .P if Z ' V Cheryl Walker Lynn Wanda Sally Walker Wasterwick Whalen .i.. K? ' K Victoria Beata Gabrielle Zapf Zawkiewicz Deland Mary White NOT PICTURED Yolanda De Feris Marlene Fahle Eileen Wilett Kathleen Sharon Wilson Wood 93 gf -ff' Z-f ef...-f ,,,,f- If c- C' , l'e5 ,JPG LC5 Although we were the second Freshman Class at N.D.A., we still had a difficult period of adjustment until first reports were due. For ou n , th ior Class held a Get e at which we were ente ne re tal ers their class. Later on e were familiarize . with the daily schedule at N. D. A., and the -purpose of each of the school organizations to which we might someday belong. For almost everyone Phys. Ed. was the most popular class. It was new to us, there- fore everything was fun and interesting, Notre Dame holds many promising rewards or us, their second Freshman class, and we a . eager to reap the benefits forthcomin wit he next three years. . .X 1 ,.,, , ,, .,:T . f f ijfw' 1 XS. X. Aw' nv? wk ev WJ ' Q' wr' 8 1 4,ff!'f7, M62 -L41 3 x MN?-,vc ii: ' x f 6 ,L ,AW E Q 4,9 . Q s M... -m,..:.. ,- .-Q. ....,.....,,,-.,,,, M, W.. ., -4. 7-.--,W A nf., 'Wt 'Ns 5 2 xi X f xi:-, x' ,, .6 'gri- fi ny .4 1'71':34 4 '- UIQ , .. l.: ,'Q '1E1.g:2-. - -aw ,1 .wrt 1' Q 1 4 1?S54'f If: '7 .-ST lgggi ll I! flfir'-L-I ' 'A' 'li , S.-2 4 ,- f , iesgifb 451--f. mil,- ,4, gait If f .5 an his 1 P I , f gli. I 1 ',y J ffvliha ll: 1 l . L? 4 ' K QN ,J vi Y ' -F' km? JQQ A Wi .,p4-Mif- s F55 w em 'Q A L2 K, wffQJ1 1111- ,' Q, ' .V -I . . , UN -hw.. ' 1' ' g.1.-i'.fM' :.-, at il' LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Gillis, President, Eileen Lannon, Vice- President, Sister Marie Agnese, Moderator, Melodye Moulton, Secretary, Dolores LaRuffa, Treasurer. .S'f.wle Under the capable .guidance of Marie Agnese, the Student Council of 62 continued to uphold the fine of the Council as the leaders of Notre Dame. c1l consisted of four senlor officers, seniors, eight juniors, and six The school would like to extend and congratulations to the entire Council for their assistance in order in the halls at all times and for representing Notre Dame Academy, school of Our Lady, throughout the Student FTRST ROXV, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anne Creelman, Kathleen Calcagni, Stephanie Heffernan, Virginia Duke. SECOND ROVV: Charlene NValker, Helen Alvarez, Rita Figueroa, Diane Golding. tl iora -. ' ounci This year an addition, the Student Assistants, was made student governing body. These girls included four four juniors, and four sophomores. The Student acted in generally the same capacity as the Stu- Council. They attended all Council meetings, had and represented the student body. ,qu I N - I in K ..- x, , K Q 4 T ' mf, S all is u,rpEu!enf d5'Q anal W X N. .. ., ' ,, ml. ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia Cealce, Ann Briglia, dra Soto, Penelope Bodry, Christine Sims, Drena Heins. SECOND W: Marka Schultheis, Patricia Hill, Judith Rizzuto, josefina Diaz, ela Ciampi, Margaret Pietrodangelo. 51 ' A ,, 5 sz 'Q , A - fr- if ell -ers: 1 vi f l 5 is ' , ,,s'i , X ri p . or sb A x - X f s 'f . s , X2 v ,gk Z 1 .1 E in W . ... ii. 5 S gg 5 f 0 om area 'gig 4 EFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Carter, Mary Schwarz, Valerie Moulton, arbara Harkness, Geraldine Novack, Diana Menendez. eniora 4. fa, 3. i 4 . W or L P Sandra Gillis President f 9 ,-'wx S 'C' , f B Melodye Moulton Secretary A Jane Nilon Tse ,QQ , Y 4 1 . Rita Wass 4 14. -6 Alice Henke 3 ,mr kr Eileen Lannon Vice-President ' c gs... 5 N fr W' f I Dolores LaRuffa Treasurer , S v , 1 Q . Mary Pfleger K 154' , ,I 1 S Mary Kathryn Bowser 5 Ev , 3 X Madeline Pietrodangelo Margarita de la Llera ,F yy I lr' Wafionaf ,Honor ocief A uwrwmu. I mmol: IOCIIYY cc , E SX 'Z .YQ-LY 'M' fi Q 1 . g Q is Ns 4.5 A M Y SENIOR MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Madeline Pietroclangelo, Dolores LaRuffa, Margarita de la Llera, Rita Wass, Mclodye Moulton, Patricia Forthman, Jean- nette Bussiere, Regina Read, Elizabeth Fortino, Denise Mollica, Lorraine Rumbel. ia, , xx Xk.Y . : ' if T., Hiiftt E JUNIOR MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila son, Christine Sims, Kathleen Keegan, Margaret dangelo, Margaret Cardet, Vikki Baker, Virginia Stephanie Heffernan Andrea Yuhas Rit , f 3 H0ffI1'laI'1, Pamela Clampl. NOT rrurunnuz ur holding. Tx-I ,A 'N- 1 K-M., A new and welcomed addition to Notre Dame Academy this past year was the National Honor Society. On September 22, 1961, officers were elected and the Society was in full swing under the direction of Sister Jose Maria. Twenty-eight members were received into the National Honor Society in an investiture ceremony conducted by Mother Maria jane on October 11, 1961. In order LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ptleger, President, jane Nilon, Vice -Presiclentg Eileen Lannon, Secretary, Mary Kathryn Bowser, Treasurer. '-IL? 'Sl 1 Sister Jose Maria, Moderator to be acceptable as a member of this society student must not only maintain high honor but she rnustalso be characterized by her of leadership, generosity, courtesy, and tion. A National Honor Society member must be capable of and willing to perform various vices whenever necessary. 41.1 Q. ft' 1, f flfy' F orendic The members of the Extempore, Original Oratory, and Declamation divisions are. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stephanie Heffernan, Sister Maria Immaculata, Christine Sims, Margaret Cardet. SECOND RONV: Katherine Clancy, Charlene VValker, Theresa Schiffenniller, Joyce Bogdanffy, Pamela Ciampi, Elizabeth Rothrock, Kathleen Keegan, Vikki Baker, Deborah Plessy, Robin Keen, Eileen Lannon, Janice Leonardi. NOT PICTURED: Diane Goldi , Elena Macina, Joanne Ludick. P S b ' ' . 2 ' National Forensic League convention was held this at the Americana Hotel on Miami Beach. Shown CX During this past year, Notre Dame had good to be roud of its Forensic Lea ue. Moder- y Sister Maria Immaculatl, this outstanding consists of Debating, Original Oratory, and Declamation. Due to the untiring eague The Members of the Debating Team are: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Mollica, ' Diane Flannagan, Loretta McCaughan, Sister Maria , fm Immaculata, Joanne Roberts, Marianne Allison. SECOND ROW: Ellen Bischoff, Edna Gosselin, Diana : Villa, Theresa Downey, Lucille Vuolo, Mary Fortino, sg Carolyn Franks, Maureen Shannon, Eileen Brady, gf Ruth Kotte. NOT PICTURED: Denise Mollica, Y Kathleen Lynch, Stephanie Gawlick, Leanne Felix, 4 Lynnette Normandin. i . 'iii' J l -. ui1a,.Qslw ll I ' 'M a X -Q ulix xhx -an 'r if ', 7 IIA Q47 -- lk sf . W lg . ,N 1' ' .Y li ,., -Xjvh, W, U vs . 'l N l 'fl - 1 Q D J 4 7 A ig L, ,fret A7 -vllffy.. ,' if lg t efforts of both Sister Immaculata and the partici- pating students, the season proved noteworthy. Notre Dame congratulates the Forensic League on its distinguished accomplishments. representing, Notre Dame are, LEFT TO RIGHT:' Eileen Lannon, Diane Golding, Kathleen Lynch, Charlene Walker. ' 7' QT' N3 if 5-1 I 5 swim '. 5 s i A' 5'2- if J ..w'. We 99 iaaion The girls led in prayer by Sister Mary Bartholomew are FROM LEFT TO RIKHT: Yolanda Blanco, Presidentg Denise Mollica, Vice-Presidentg Geral- dine McDermont, Treasurerg and Judith Magill, Secretary. Money for the Missionsv, is the phrase heard by every girl each morning. following their motto, That all things may restored in Christf' the girls strive to promr prayer to Our Lady, Queen of the Missions. Assisted by Sister Mary Bartholomew, the gi also prepare the altar and the priest's vestme for Mass. An activity held early in the school year is t magazine drive. Its main objective is to prom the spreading of Christian literature. The Missi Club handles this. la ISSIONS Mission Representatives shown are LEFT TO RIGHT: Robin Keen, Vikki Baker, Elizabeth Rothrock, Catherine Clancy, Patricia Sullivan, Kathryn Moore, Marcia Schumann, Loretta McCaughan, Evelyn Garb, Patricia McAvoy, Patricia Grace, and Kathleen Farrell. 100 Q , 1 I V .A 3 .V S W A f er Cor Mariae explains the meaning of the Office to the girls. LEFT TO RIGHT: HIGH ilu Dennison, junior Counselorg Stephanie Hefferman, junior Counselorg Richone 1 . - . n . 5 L , . Vice President, Sally Ann Buckley, President Mary Pfleger Secretary Clzifclren of War? I 'W 9 Af K' vi fl , f Wei 5 fig if: f if A 1 ff!!! INSTALLATION central objectives of the Children of Mary recite the Little Office of the Immaculate Mary and to be a shining example of Living. Under the direction of Sister Cor he motto, To Iesus through Mary, is by their daily prayer and recitation of the of I 'E 5? Ex nf 'sf - Wx CHILDREN AT PRAYER 101 ! S I, -, -Q 'rs A jke aclonna Sfa!! f7 6010008 In September, 12 inexperienced journalists set out to accomplish a task of which they were not ae- quainted. Diligently Working and coordinating the difficulties as they arose, the staff comprised of seniors, were soon to know the problems of pro- ducing a yearbook. LEFT TO RIGHT: Angela NVeigel, Assistant Layout Editorg Amy DiMiseio, Layout Editor, Sandy Cillis, Business Manag- Qerg lliehone Castagne, Assistant Business Managerg Carole Hughes, Art Editor, Kathv Scheer, Editorg Mrs. Ruth Bar- biek, Yearbook Sponsor, Elaine Doherty, Advertising Editorg il I 1s -s ' The girls are gratified with the cooperation gi to them by the entire student body, and arc esp ially thankful to Mrs. R. Barbick for her guida and assistance which was extremely helpful. Ofelia Munoz, Assistant Circulation Manager, C Reehul, Assistant Photography Editorg Ellen Kelley, graphy Editorg Ann Briglia, Circulation Nlanagerg Geake, Assistant Editor. than .ge , X .eg L t. gl 5 Mm.. 4L.lliwvs, .. - Regina Clare, Sponsorg Virginia Sheridan, Editor, Norkunas, Patricia Powers, Patricia Forthman, Regina Assistant Editors. STAFF: Dolores La Ruffa, Jeanette Under the patient supervision of Sister Regina lare, the Courier Staff made a number of bene- cial changes in our school newspaper during the ast year. Among these were the enlargement of e paper and the addition of many new columns d interesting highlights. All the members of the VOL. III, No. 1 NOTRE DAME ACADEMY, MIAMI, FLORIDA ww. . .Maw x-,1-ummm.. OTRE AM O RIER OCTOBER, 1961 its Payette, Mariam Hcrrero, Theresa Schiffem1iller, Penelope Bodry. A' Q- ,,,..v 5? f 'fb N staff have worked to their full capacity to produce one of the finest school papers ever published. We express our sincere thanks and gratitude to both Sister and the staff for their persevering and deli- gent efforts. 103 'Cb ' C ' M , O The groans of getting up a little earlier those After the girls perfected their carols three days a week were soon changed into melodi- Christmas show, they attempted anothe ous notes by the girls of the Clee Club as they the Mass in D Minorf' which they began singing their joyful songs under the direc- Mary's Cathedral for Midnight Mass on tion of Mr. C. Brennerman, their very patient and Eve. These talented young girls call experienced director. Our Lady's Choristersf' Urclzea fra As we have walked out to the portables during the year, We have been able to hear the orchestra tuning up their instruments. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Belanger, the girls have greatly im- proved and are progressing rapidly in the field of music. , p ,Vw K X ,ESA 104 'N .fdrf Kfaaa Carole Kerr, Annette Schultheis, Cecilia Colding, Mrs. Oppelt, Pamela Ciampi, Vivian Ciasca, Carmen Matthews. The enrollment of the art class has increased siderahly in the past year. The accomplishments the girls, in both drawing and sculpture, found und our school throughout the year have given Oggfafg ..Ne49el'6 FT TO RIGHT: Patricia Calasso, Svea Monninger, Marie labrese, Rosemary Burns, Dianne Mollica, Mary Claire, brariang Mrs. Oppelt. Throughout the year the library helpers have ne everything possible to familiarize both the culty and the students with our school library. rs. Oppelt has taught these girls the fundamentals ' operating the library efficiently. 'Ago Q08 QW us evidence of the fine Work of those students. Under the guidance of Mrs. Oppelt those girls have learned many new and interesting ways of developing their talents. 105 , A an i fry f.-Ms, 'J Jafin W i LEFT TO RIGHT: Tribl Christine Sims, josefina Mary Katherine Bowscrg Sc Eileen Lannong Consul, Pflegcrg Aedile, Sheila De song Consul, Jane Nilong K erator, Sister Cor Mar W 1 fat A Aedilc, Melodye Moulton. The newly added Latin Club has been bustling with activity. Ingenia Latinarum, as it is called held meetings once a month. At these meetings the girls presented programs on Roman customs and Ways of living. At Christmas they celebrated the Roman feast Saturnalia where a Roman Santa Claus gave the girls their gifts. The highlight of the year was the Roman Banquet held in the cafeteria Where the girls came attired as early Romans. A Roman Santa Claus distributing his gifts. 106 12 Christmas. EQ FW ' I 'Y ' T . l i' f 'tx p . . 1, 3 f is flux-K ' W 4 ,Us ' A . Ai N X . f h ji' QW, V X 5 - Xu Felicia Christe Nataticia-a Latin if-Ei, V 2 ' 3 Santa Claus and his helpers. I, ,J lt CLA cf LFHT dro me 4 OSC MC- Cc an , Mar' f' Patricia Fetscher, Chris argaret Pietrodangelo, qi ' Mrs, Garcia i v?-'- dl Ponzina, Mafgil . : -.N be 4.1, MC. Co : .,3 f. X A gm, Eileen vi 3 uric Compolo, EQ . .' V I. 11- dine Mc if -,3 ' Mr erlvlf- bridge. - 5 all .1 'A X it i different phases of the culture of these countries. The Senior girls enjoyed the annual Spanish and French luncheons which were held at the end of a successful year of learning. l'ellCL MA come ance The first social event of the year was held on October 27. The Welcome Dance, sponsor- ed by the Journalism staff for the purpose of raising money for the Madonna, proved to be successful beyond expectation. Members of each class were present at the dance and this, along with the donated decora- tions from each homeroom, made evervone feel as though it were her dance. The staff feels that all attending really felt welcomed and right at home at N.D.A. Wofre ame ay if :9lSri'4Ek , rl S f In order to acquaint the Freshmen with all t organizations and their purposes at Notre Da a Welcome Freshmen day was planned by th big sisters, the Juniors. A program which includ singing, dancing and skits was presented by t Juniors under the direction of Sister Cyrenia Mari With a clear knowledge of all the functioning bo ies at Notre Dame, the Freshmen have added the value of these clubs by their interested par icipation. 108 Our president, Sandra Gillis, received her badge from Mother Maria Iane. .gnfifa afion E1 s L 155' Shirley Colmenares, pres- dent of the graduate class ik- Ax of 1961, addressed the stu- in dent body. On Installation day the girls elected received their appointed offices. Ribbons and badges were given X J W Z 'MFA D 5ePT m 00 17 .SJOIQAOHQOPQ , Q The Sophomore class of C1962 brilliantly presented an array of engaging ,talent suooessfully tli- recte W by Sister Marie Agnese and Mrs. Roberts. The individli ual and group acts were out-i standing in their presentation. enior aruedf lance 159251 i :A if I t A erselubr Hurts 96.91, N0 N ,Sa U T s 911 ew y S RE DAME N f9r-Dance is 4 ann-dn ACAD . r , si A y, N s EM s tk Q za ,N Oyenlbe ,, I VP. I K M II , e M. ,uI10:3op11961 X T7-n H X t at W7 The Senior Harvest - - n .g ot an ordin P play d. Althou V few? ew fjust how to square ce at Notre Dame J' irst it was a K' :-9 er- , Ce dan e each one X on le e and when the even- which the -u -a s re a -a . -- .. .w ' for in a A an Wd eve b wished the night had ates an mselvefmncondly 1 was a just egun h Senzo h thelr dates agree it p p . 5 M g is d v f, s , v 1 r ya W dance at w 'ch' Q n te a sic was was an enj ablexand dif rent evening. j x ,, 'ymM,,.mMMw X , xxx t .sznior ing . . . 5 1. v- 1. an.J Rm, Uk... fB.Jl,. 33,4 'r...m . . memories November 3, 1961, marks the day when the Seniors of '62 re- ceived their treasured class rings. At the traditional ceremony Father Robert Reardon blessed and distributed the rings to the anxious seniors. One day every Senior will remember is her senior skip dayf' and at Notre Dame it's no exception. Held at Crandon Park, a day of fun and frolic was had by the entire Senior class. Silver Belles was the theme of the Senior Ring Dance held on December 28. It was attended only by Seniors and their dates much to the envy of the underclassmen. A Senior ring, a special day at Crandon Park, and a per- fect Christmas dance, will long remain in the memories of the Seniors of '62. a day in town is Cathenne Alice Sefik, June Covey, Lannon. girls are always dressed for the occasion in ,cjforicla E15 iond The Third Annual Fashion Show was present- ed by the Senior Home Economics class. Under the direction of Sister Mary Agatha, Florida Fashions were viewed amid settings of palm trees, beach umbrellas, and lounge chairs. This lent an atmosphere of Florida scenery. The styles ranged from the most casual to very formalg made by the girls, they were model- ed by their mothers and sisters, as well as them- selves. ,,,-.twig Lovely in chic gowns are put, and Kathleen Scheer. Dressed for travel and fun in two piece suits are Mary Pfleger, Judith Killian, and Marcia Schumann. basic dressesg they are Melodye Moulton, O'Connell, and Jeannette Bussiere. 'irr kr.. Sister Mary Agatha 113 Monique Roy, Marie Cha- Clzridfmaa CW 3 o f Q1 'lk I QQ , ww if-E . . g sw E M Y' ' I f 21 K .Elf f 'Fi f i' 'ff 'L I 'IH On December 20, members from classes, participated in the ann Christmas play, with a backgro which recaptured the manger sce This year they also presented a v iety show, with songs and perfo ances of the season in which ma girls took part. ,sg . fwfr F gl -AH ,- cience air st X Jaxx 1. X ph xxiiyif The Madonna staff provided a most enjoyable evening on 25th for friends of Notre Dame. Eye-catching tables of od combined with pleasing entertainment did the trick. was given to Amy DiMiscio for her Hawaii in july while June , by Angela Weigel and November , Carole Hughes, tied for second place. o prize H I' . f re-,E ' ' 21--- N, Wo? ,X ,X fl l Q f .. ff' X' W, 'as -. N , W, l I . , M, 2 , M ,,a3...r,.J 3 3, J g F W., if 5 , -r if I fl? 9 63' S5 ,I fs ax Tho h 4 iF93vhas,6hly the sec- ond yeafg:or fh'e' Science' Fair, our stu tg jdirmected by Sister yrenia,5Max2ie and Miss Shellafpresen cl many and va- riedxfprojects rizes' ere award- ed ,ffor ingeadiuity, atisractiveness, arid scient' ic value of the pro- jects. ff ii 1 Q fy 1 2 ' t X , if w CGLHJGP paftg .17 if? lily , 07 , 0 if li .U ' 115 H sa, M i H9 Jef M in 9 gc: QS' 'N .QB sq Qafo Q5 QQBO3 Q5 Q X o 5 Og 5 rf Q36 as 'S 0 sq? Q f, 06' fb. soo 0'5- sm a' J' 5,35 5 Rx N ack-faced songsters and iokesters with tarnborines he Our Seniors and juniors, aided by guest stars esented a show that captivated nia Marie and Mrs. to corn- out rninstrei tunes. from Curiey High Schooi, pr tor six performances. Sister Cyre i ot their aiready crowded hours t into a show that wiii iong ' us hurnor. audiences Barbick gave generous y h'ne the rnany facets oi entertainrnen d tor toe-tapping tunes and hiiario X be remernbere 4 . 'L 7WmJeJ Touch Football is one of the ls' favorite sports. Sports are a necessary part of good health. This fact is emphasized by the participation of students in the Volley- ball Toumament and Field Day, featur- ing softball. -.12-L 5 L g E l-H-H A ., W 81.3. fl-va, ,,.,-JF: 9 w c? -4. ,yydj .I.F'7l1fi Q 1- W . Bowling and Shuffleboard are A,,.' 5,'51.?'55 55 11.3 5 p n also enjoyed. ,J hlegvlgp''QQQQQ-g,ga .h.?hfg?2ii''5 six ,L 4. . 2, Qi , t J - illfabxg - 'si'i an-L-:7!ff d A his l agfslaazfdr .Lf 'HF' . 1. .. Jiri? X , - f x aanunaxaw ll I 1 . . - ' Ye 'N f w,3,:,::-we ...a f-,. . A u,'f .Cir .. i l ' .14 4 mb--5 QQ . A ., l .V M , W . f-, . i ' f 'Y , in 'L 4 . K5 'A . t . A W I gas if ' X. ,L M ' ' 51,1 I Q x A J 'f ' f ,A . L P! P ,rv . I fy ' i n Y Ng L .. 117 raide anal prayer A May Mother, our patron . f fd .ff fin .fy i the Blessed The retreat was looked forward to as time to bring us closer to Cod. A three d schedule gave us many opportunities resolve doubts and worries through pray and meditation. W ns Q 0 x L! racluafwn , . . 1, X 5, X ! it . . fl I I E' s f K gp X Mother and Daughter Tea The day of June 3rd for which each anxious senior had long awaited finally arrived. On this day the Senior Class of 1962 graduated. One hundred and twenty girls received their diplomas at a solemn ceremony held at St. Maryls Cathed- ral at which Bishop Coleman F. Carrol presided. May 13th, the Sophomores gave a tea in nor of the graduating class. A pleasant after- n was had by the graduates and their mothers, o were served tea and Petit foresf' Father andiDaughter Breakfast On May 20th, the Freshmen gave a breakfast at which the seniors and their fathers were honored. Not only did they have a delicious meal but they also had an enjoyable morning. .1 I-' - I ? 'A ff 119 err 0 I1 0 U. X ss wi' R2 X sm v 1, Mrs. Lenora Kealey 1 Thinking well is wiseg planing well is gi wiserg doing well, wisest of all. Persian adage Q.:-i or Q-'fl , Xi, x 1 A f A 'i 1 5 M639 e Dot Kinder nt 1 . . . wear a cheerful countenance at all times and to give very living crea- i ture you meet a smile. a Marva White, Jacqueline McDuffie Randalph. Matthew Hartford, Theodore Flowers, William Sullivan, Responsibilities gravitate to the person who can shoulder them: power flows to the man who knows how- E. Hubbard fWRONg A D5 The Madonna Staff wishes to extend our gratitude to all benefactors and friends of Notre Dame Academy. Without your co- operation, this book could not have been possible. 4 A Friend A Friend Mr. L. L. Ackerman Mrs. L. L. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. James Adams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albani Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allison Mrs. Marie Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Attilia Amanti Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ammon, Sr. Amy and Dave Mrs. Lenora Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Armagnac Dr. Pedro Arroyo, Jr. . Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Astling Sylvia Attinello Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Badger Mr. Bernardo Balaza Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bauldauf Mr. and Mrs. Bart Barbick Brian and John Barbick Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Barone Mr. and Mrs. James P. Barrett Rosalind Bassell Mr. James Batizi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bazemore Charles Belanger Mr. and Mrs. J. Berardinelli Joan Berceli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berceli Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bernero Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Biagiotti Mrs. Mary Biancardo Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. George Blais Mr. and Mrs. Reinaldo Blanco Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bodden Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bodry Penelope A. Bodry Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Boehnlein Joyce Anne Bogdanffy Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bogdanffy Nancy Louise Bogdanffy Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Borcz Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Bowes Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Bowser, Jr. The Bowser Family Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Boyd Mrs. Mary Boyle Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brainerd Mr. Clayton Brennerman Mrs. Carmen M. Bridgman Miss Ann Briglia Mr. Michael Briglia Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brown Mrs. Ruth F. Bryon Mr. Tom F. Bryon Mrs. J. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bunting Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bussiere Delores Butts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Calcagni Mr. Jack Calvett Mr. and MrsLP. C. Campbell Mrs. Rose Marie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Campos Mrs. Marie Cardet Jimmy Cariota Terry Lee Cariota The Eugene Carlton Family Mrs. Silvano Carmellini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casey Jack Casper Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Castagne Mrs. Margaret Catena and Family p6l.tI'0l'L6 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ciasca Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Chaput Charlene and Larry Mr. and Mrs. George James Clair Theresa Guanci Geo. D. Gunn, Architect Charles G. Hafner Judge and Mrs. John F. Harkness The Clancy Family Mrs. L. T. Clemens Mrs. Mary Colbert Mrs. Virginia Cook Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Costello Consuelo Cordero Mr. and Mrs. Fred Covey Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Coyle Mr. and Mrs. Pat Raymond Cravero Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Curry The William Dale Family Dana Daniels R. J. Deland Mr. and Mrs. James C. De Mar Mrs. Arthur Dennison Sylvia De Paoli E. F. De Simone Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De Stefano Mr. and Mrs. Leo Diamond Miss Amy Di Miscio' ,. .v -.W Mr. and Mrs. William Di Miscio and Family Mr. and Mrs. V. Dolemba Mrs. Domingue John Doughney Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Dufresne Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Duke J. W. Dunaway Mrs. Margaret Edley Mrs. W. Engelman Esther and Ginny Mrs. Italo Fagnani Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fahle Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Fallon Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Farrell Mrs. Anne Marie Felix Mrs. Virginia Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Feser Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fesko and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Fetscher Vic Ma Mr. A. Figueroa iorie L. Fillyaw Mr. Ralph Hartmus Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The F. Heins Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nellie H Frank Haug John A. Heffernan R. J. Heindl Family Victor L. Henke Charles Hennessy Miguel Herrera J. Hill offman Aleida C. Hormilla The Nine Hubers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hughes Robert Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hughes a Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Huhn W. F. Humphreys The Islanders Mr. and Mrs. Mary Jaudel Gonzalo Jacome Maria Eugenia Jaurequi Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jennings M. E. Jimenez John Kantor Mrs. Lenora Kealey Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy John J. Kelly Edward R. Keefe Keen Mary E. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kelley Rev. John F. Kiernan S. S. J. Judy Killian Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knap The Kohler Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Koper John A. Kotte Andrew Kraft John A. Kuhn Raymond H. Lafleur A. J. Langlois Joseph P. Lannon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. La Ponzina E. Lavallee Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick . M. E. Flanagan . James J. Flood Wm. H. Forthman Mr. and Mrs. E. Fortunato Mrs. Frances M. Faster Mr. and Mrs. J. Andre Fournier Claudette and Jacqueline Fournier Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. . George E. Fox Harold H. Fox, Jr. A. C. Franks, Jr. Mrs. Aldo Fr edianelli Mr. and Mrs. James G. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Funk Mr. and Mrs. B. Galasso The Garb Family Mrs. Julia Garcia Albert Gauthreaux Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Gauzens Mr. and Mrs. William Gawlick Miss Cindy Geake Mrs. A. J. Genetti Mrs. Helen Gepford Dr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Geyser The R. P. Gillis Family Diane Golding Mrs. Magdalena Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Manuel N. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grace Mrs. P. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Louis Greenwell The Lavan Family Mr. and Mrs. Jose Leal Miss Ann Lelia Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Leonardi Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Leva Mr. G. A. le Vasser Mrs. B. R. Limegrover Mr. and Mrs. A. Liotta Mrs. Jo. Lison Mr. and Mrs. Armando de la Llera Loie and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Longworth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez Mr. and Mrs. J. Lorino Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lowry Mrs. Joseph Lozupone Jo Anne Ludick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Lustig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Vincent MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Madden and Famll Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Magill Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Armando Maraio F. J. Marinshaw Alfred R. Martin Mrs. Mark Ma rtin Mr. and Mrs. J. Martyna Mike Masi I atthews Family ha Real Mayor nd Mrs. Joseph Mazanek nd Mrs. N. A. McAvoy nd Mrs. E. S. McCann . P. McCauley nd Mrs. Chas. McClelland and Mrs. John McClelland nd Mrs. J. J. McCormick McDermott's and Mrs. John J. McEIligott and Mrs. Ralph McEntyre and Mrs. Lawrence McGrath and Mrs. James J. McMahon Frances Mitchell Mollica Family Lucy Mollica ique and lvan Svea Monninger Moore and Louraine and Mrs. Sylvester Moore and Mrs. Thos. F. Moore . Rita Morisset celene V. Mosca Moulton Family and Mrs. Reynaldo Munoz .James J. Murphy . James T. Nash and Mrs. G. A. NeSmith ard Newman Nilon Family and Mrs. Edward G. Noakes en Norkunas and Mrs. Manuel Nunes . Anne M. O'Brien and Mrs. Daniel O'Connell and Mrs. Charles Ogden and Mrs. Randolph D. Ogden ert E. O'Neill . J. B. Oppelt illermina Pardo ie Lou Pasquerello and Mrs. Vincent Patalano s. Emma Patterson eph J. Patton n F. Payette io Yanes Pelegrin . and Mrs. Richard W. Perreault . and Mrs. H. J. Pfleger ilio Pie trodangelo Family Jose Pintado s Deborah Plessy . and Mrs. Thoe. Plessy ooky , Harvey and Soupy . and Mrs. James P. Powers berta Prout . and Mrs. William J. Prout . and Mrs. Anthony J. Puglisi rcedes Querait Vda. de Diaz . and Mrs. Howard E. Querry . and Mrs. C. M. Read . and Mrs. A. M. Rechul rmen and Iris Rechul . and Mrs. Albert D. Reed . and Mrs. Carl Rhetta ve Ritch e Fred H. Roberts Family s. D. Robinson ve Rogers r. and Mrs. J. F. Romaguera r. and Mrs. Reinaldo Romano r. and Mrs. Carl T. Rooks r. and Mrs. William J. Ross izabeth Rothrock onique Roy p6l,ll'0I'l6 Mrs. C. M. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ryan Al, Ina Belle, Pat, Jacque Br Ronnie Rzaca Mr. and Mrs. Santander Mr. and Mrs. L. Santiago Phillip Schamp Mr. and Mrs. John L. Scheer The Schiola Family Barbara Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schmitt Eleanor Schoppe Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Schwarz Mrs. Earl Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. K. l. Schwingen Mrs. Fred Schumann, Jr. Alice Sefik Michael Servais Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Shaw Anne Shea Dr. and Mrs. Frank T. Sheehan Miss Carol Shell Virginia Sheridan , Nick ssivefao ,.n 'J A Mr. and Mrs. Carmine S v o Bernadette Smith Mr. ond Mrs. W. E. Smith Mr. Samuel Smythe Sonia, Tessie, Maria Cristina and C W. J. Sobczok Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Souza, Jr. The Soto Family Mr. C. F. Stead ,SS Wayne Stubblefield' bf f Mr. and Mrs. F. Suero Mr. and Mrs. D. P. 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Wittenberg John Wooley Miss Donna Yarchick Mr. and Mrs. James Zabinski Edmund J. Zaharewicz Mrs. Kathleen Zaharewicz Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zatrepalek Mrs. Mary Zatrepalek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ziembo Mr. Vietn G. Zable Chuckle's Market DeFeres Studio of Dance Bill Havens-Sand Lindgren Plumbing Co., lnc. National Auto Glass Phil's Yellow Taxi Rand Radio and T.V. Retail Security System Etta Sands-lnc. Alamo Caterers PL-7-6031 Allied Marine Corporation 2051 N. W. 11 St. Apgar Employment Northside Shopping Center Chris-Croft Holland, Inc. 11975 W. Dixie Hwy. C and O Plumbing Company 19000 N. W. 7th St. Miami Food Fair Stores Hanes Department Store 721 N. W. 119th St. Harrington Inc. 174 Hialeah Drive Horace Cousineau Jeweler 7201 N. W. 2nd Avenue Jefferson Stores Justin Building Corp. 1688 N. E. 123rd St. Kormilkorn Shop Northside Shopping Center Larry's Shell Service 12600 Biscayne Blvd. Miami Shores Bakery 9714 N. E. 2nd Ave. Miami Shores Pharmacy 9540 N. E. 2nd Ave. Marine Electrical Service 1480 N. W. 22nd Ave. North Miami 66 Service 123rd St. and Biscayne Blvd. Opa-Locka 5c and 10c Store 2790 Opa-Locka Blvd. J. Rick Ricciardelli 1100 N. E. 125th Street Seat Cover Kings Inc. N. W. 7th Ave. at 120th St. Sun Bendix Launderette 3432 N. W. 7th Ave. Tello's Inc. Electric Appliances 14441 N. W. 27th Ave. Congratulations Class of '62 Mr. and Mrs. Gunther Weigel C. R. Welch-Hardware 451 Opa-Locka Blvd. Best Wishes Tom V. Zenglo Harrington's Inc. 174 Hialeah Dr. Stripling Insurance Agency 180 Hialeah Drive Ph. 888-366 Roselle and Louis Your wish is our desire. Call TU 8-4257 1920 East 45h Ave. Hialeah Roselle and Louis Beauty Salon 1996 East 4th Avenue Phone: TU-S-4257 Hialeah Florida 4 123 f -Q AWN - X ,' '?MiiiIiii,,'r rr H W, . . ,, , WM weak 2 N M5- , C F, YEARBOOKS OF DISTINCTION M x,J We 'WIIMMMW 33 me .43- -1 X 1869 ,,,rii3i1?lii 'Am Q . . Wir-I ref if , .. ' rf , ' ' . ima ,, f If I rm. , X ry.. ' , 5,1 1411.-A. VL X . . ,W ,1 ar ,. 1 -ri - M. ' A f Q ' fi ,rr .5 i if .5 LM Q., E+ ee A 5 k , I , ri, iii, I I ,,..,q, m id' Oi - Aix' X 1 . 3,2-af- 'E'1 :. QW 'JT 'I' ' xiii' F' , -4' ii sri iii, 1 ,X a HW Avi XY-E' -,'-.'-, . 2 .A ' i ,SV wr, H T-' ' -e-fl ' , K Y, --1 1 -5.525 me , ,,-x , . ,, . , --qi ,L Ng , ...rw M qi.. f if .Wifirr - i 1 Q PM 3 r if' IX MII' WSI ,, - 0 :mm H W' 'iw I .. ,iii ii .1 W.-.',,MmIw H Wm Mgr, r,. ' 1' 3Y:5i5:i' if f BEST wrsHEs FALCO PRINTING, INC. 6045 Northeast 2nd Avenue H. B. FAUCETTE HENRY B. FAUCETTE, JR. the drive-in with the arches 13750 Biscayne Boulevard North Miami Beach, Florida Compliments of Petruff Radio SALES AND SERVICE 4337 N.W. 7th Ave., Miami TELEVISION - RADIO - ELECTRONICS Q MTW? 3 iPLaza 7-0606 ! BOYETTNIPMMMQ6 9443 , ompt Day or Night wif- ,vf S... gf-sERvIcE If E 'Q 1 '49 'Z ' ? A l 2 ' : I 5 i f l I ? ' T EI I f - 1 i . f fi:Q . 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Pierre's Restaurant Bennis Printing Co., Inc. 1800 N.E. 124th Street 1072 Ali Baba Avenue famed causeway off Biscayne aoulevefdy opq-Locke, Florida PLaza 1-2376 MU 8-6301 'e 5 . ' r ' .1 ' - A 1 4 -ga I x ef 5 I , Jw I Q14 L. ,l ' fag f 4 I -, -ef-f k , A A' ,A Q E 'liz' 1 -.- - A iJ.z..Q3-iz . s ,Q n ' ' iv J i N V Lrg. ' eg, ' X COMPLIMENTS OF BENDINGER BROTHERS AND COMPANY 134N13h S Phldlph 7 P RENTALS - sAl.ss P:nsoNAL susmzss PHDNE FL' 96721 MANAGEMENT ATTENTION om-on-rumhes iii? 1- , '- QE e :EZ ' JUQLQ QUZWUIVI goto I Kenny Qgwzruiuzs, dna. Rgqggfgngp UPEN EVENING5 TILL 9 REAL ESTATE BROKER DISCOUNT FURNITURE IO N. W. IIOTH STREET MIAMI SHORES. FLA. PHONE PL. 8-9014 6534 N. W. 7TH AVE. MIAMI, FLDRIDA To the SENIORS OF '62 from the SENIORS OF '63 if 0 WM? I Styles of flbistinction, inc. - U TELEPHONE TU 7-4051 81-83 HOOK SQUARE MARGIE SNAUFFER MIAMI SPRINGS. FLORIDA .. 'l Sun Blest Corporation l of Florida Manufacturers of i SYRUP AND CONCENTRATES 490 N.W. 54th Street Miami, Florida 3rd Generation 'lfdwarIllll9l'lales5ons,inc. F' U N E R A L. H O M E 7200 N. W. 2ND AVENUE, MIAMI, FLA. Near the Cathedral PLaza 1-7523 Compliments of Allen's Photo Service North Miami Beach, Florida Air Conditioned Ample Parking Holleman's Restaurant PL 9-2892 Tops for Service - Finest of Foods N.W. 79th Street at 7th Avenue Miami, Florida y -- irwfwfff W WWW JW Q 1 nfgwffff ,dffl ,Anya wffmzf MX4 Q40 1,46 jJ gQqc?1fM ,Mwfj N,-Www! fwjffffwp ! QE DQJA7x?jAlfE?AYyf'Mf ,651 f I ful! X! X M-'tQ.ff.4,ff60M , ff , W 27 442' Judge and Mrs. X Xllgx J hn F Harkn d ' o . ess Compliments of Buddy and Phil BEST WISHES Arthur Maisels CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Resaura nt 7960 Biscayne Blvd. 18288 Collins Ave. Mr' and Mrs' John D' Gen ke Miami, Fla. Miami Beach, Fla. KENTUCKY Compliments FRIED CHICKEN ' of a Featuring F R IE N D NORTH AMERICA'S HOSPITALITY DISH . . . Colonel Sanders' Recipe lt's Finger Lickin' Good INDIVIDUAL DINNERS 51.00 701 N.W. 119th Street Corner 7th Ave. Phone MU 5-1891 Pick-It-Up OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10:30 A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. Miami Stationery Co., Inc. 8222 N.E. 2nd Avenue Phone PLaza 4-4656 GREETING CARDS - SCHOOL SUPPLIES GENERAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT AFTER THE BIG EVENT BECOMES A FOND FLEETING MEMORY...? YOU with student-days behind you, will be seeking a place in the sun to put what you have learned into practice. Reddy Kilowatt suggests you look around Florida E where there is an ever growing need for well trained action-minded young people. Florida not only has set the pace for growing business and industry, but holds one of the brightest futures in the nation for young people with talent and ambition. Q08 G VFLORIDA POWER s. nam comvnuv Helping Build Florida - , Subscribe rg L- To . . . and ' ,-p.. R d - I CU ,,----' Every week! CATHOLIC NEWS for CATHOLIC FAMILIES Subscribe Through Your PCISIOI' presented in an informative, interesting manner 155.00 for 52 issues! to keep you up-to-date on events in the Diocese, in the nation, and around the world. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES tothe CLASS OF '62 from the CLASS OF '65 I -I 'A' 1 5 Q -- LEARN :N SAFETY TO DRIVE SAFELY EASY METHOD AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL AUTO ' LIFE ' FIRE COMPLETE DUAL CONTROL CARS State Fa rm Insurance 2516 W. Flagler St. 624 S.W. 24th St. Miami Ft. Lauderdale B' R' UMEGROVE STATE FARM l'll 82661 -IA 37334 601 Hialeah Drive f-N Dixie HI-WQY Miqmi Begch-UN I dug North Miami South Miami Essex VIll09e PL 8-4719 MO 5-6882 . . Hialeah, Florida INSURANCE CALL US - WE CALL FOR YOU Phone TU 7-9491 E DADE OR BROWARD COUNTY DAVE HARDY Salvatore Falcone Tuxedo 7-7278 8, Sgnsl Ing, RUDY JONES Tuxedo 7-3505 IMPORTERS OF ITALIAN PRODUCTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERIES Hiqleqh Electric CQ, Prime and Choice Meats Cut to Order ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1976 East 4th Avenue Hialeah, Florida Italian Sausage At Its Best Terms: Net Cash Phones: PL 9-3317 - PL 7-3891 5609 N.W. 7th Ave. Miami 38, Florida LICENSED INSURED Compliments of Your Catholic Funeral Home G. D. PEDEN, JR. 8231 Bird Road South Miami 9798 Hibiscus Street Perrine COMPLETE AMBULANCE SERVICE 2 EarI's 5 8. 10 Dept. Stores 5145 N.E. 2nd Avenue Fagnani Realty GENERAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS CSabaI Palm' Shopping CenterJ 777 N.E. I25th Street I. FAGNANI WI 7-5I'I2 No. Miami Beach, Fla fOpposite North Miami City HaIII KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Council No. 3757 North Miami, Florida JOHN L. SCHEER Grand Knight JOHN J. DONOHUE Financial Secretary CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS to the to the sENtoRs or '62 CLASS OF ,62 I from from Roy's Motel ApClt'I'mel1I'S Dom Iannacone 1280 West 29th Street ot Hialeah, Florida A T. V. J U NIORS . . . SOPHOMORES . . . F R E S H M E N . . . May your future years at Notre Dame be as happy and rewarding as ours have been. THE SENIOR CLASS OF '62 Compliments of Phone PL 79125 Bolo Keiser's Pure Oil Tyler's Restaurant I , 'We Do Appreciate Your Patronage 12395 Biscayne Boulevard l0855 N.E. 6th Avenue OPEN 24 HOURS Miami, Florida 24 Discount on Each Gallon of Gas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Best of Luck Always, From Your Little Sisters, THE SOPHOMORES ,VH 301 N.E. 167th sneer 3430 North Miami Ave. Abbgi Printing Cqmpqny No. Miami Beach, Fla. Miami, F a. . WI 7-7121 FR 9-1478 Missall Brothers STATIONERY, ANNOUNCEMENTS, In WEDDING INVITATIONS, ETC. VN Q 9080 N.E. 6th Ave., Miami Shores --' U Block off Biscayne at 90th St.J INC. Phone PLaza I-4176 TIRES AND TUBES Patronize One of South FIoricIa's ALL MAKES LOW PRICES Oldest Catholic Print Shops CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS or 1962 EDEN ROC HOTEL Miami Beach HARRY MUFSON President GEORGE E. FOX Managing Director ' 1 I7 I TTTT Vic r x-f,,V C T iRi01ViAll-i lClAlsiTlL ejfI G. ,. if This is Bess Myerson reminding you that. . .JUST PENNIES A DAY KEEP THE PESTS Cowboy Center AWAY! ,ish wesrem WEAR AND EQUIPMENT gm mm-ww U xe,,i 946 East 25th sfree call k' ' nmlf i., Hialeah, Florida I' In a-:-2 FRENCH H CLUB Le circle des amis de la culture francaise vous desire la bonne chance cr vous, les graduees du '62. ,C QD T322 ' c we-N 935 0 CONGRATULATIONS From NOTRE DAME GUILD LEFT TO first vice taryp Mrs. secretary. 42 5 . GUILD OFFICERS RIGHT: Mr. Richard Creelman, second vice president: Mr. William Palmatier, president: Mr. Dennis Mollica, presidentp Mrs. Alma LaRuffa, recording secre- Helen Gorman, treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Dorothy Chaput, corresponding s Is higher education Experts estimate that a col- lege graduate can expect to earn 375,000 more dur- ing a lifetime than one who didn't have this opportunity. A Savings Account could make it pos- sible to meet tuition payments. Or bank loans may be the answer to the cash requirements of college years. Either way, you and your parents will find a welcome when you visit here... whether it is to open a Savings Account, or to discuss funds for college needs. ouleuarcl NATIONAL BANK 5000 Biscayne Boulevard-Miami Member Federal Deposit lnwrance Corpofaiion L WlSC 1'-'Q' WISE POTATO CHIPS 13' Complete Line of Snacks for All Occasions 0 T a practical necessity? Fine Potato Chip Co. 3341 N.W. 65th Street Miami, Florida Phone OX 'l-0231 Supplying Schools in the Miami Diocese BEST OF LUCK to the Students of NOTRE DAME ACADEMY CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '62 from A Friend BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '62 from The Faculty R s ..x, Y T , '. 4 Q 391 X gfmf YL 3 , 5'vwxv., LN, I X V XXQSSLJ.,-,.V-,, K, 9 Southern fm 6 Bell Gfwwiug wifliflfe FuZ'i4fce X ,'. x ,.. X.. , ,X -.J K . f x L 1 1 .X K 'ff . Q -v ' - x ..., ff 'x ,. 1 CONGRATULKTI6NlS Q to the uh FACULTY from THE SENIOR CLASS rf-Dio! you now. ACKERMAN, S.-St. Mary's Parish-Choir 35 Clee Club 4. AJELLO, K.-Holy Family Parish-French Club 3,45 Chil- dren of Mary 3,4. AMANTI, R.-St. james Parish-Spanish Club 3,4. BANCO, M.-St. Mary's Parish. BARRETT, H.-Corpus Christi Parish-Clee Club 25 Span- ish Club 3. BERCELI, il.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Clee Club 2,45 Spanish C ub 3. BIACIOTTI, A.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Spanish Club 3,4. BLANCO, Y.-St. Mary's Parish-Mission Club 3,45 Or- chestra 2,45 Clee Club 25 Children of Mary 2,3,45 French Club 35 Original Oratory 3. BODRY, P.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Student Assistant 45 Children of Mary 45 Clee Club 45 Latin Club 45 French Cu 3,4. BOCDANFFY, J.-St. Mary's Parish-Clee Club 25 Span- ish Club 3,4. BOWSER, K.-Holy Family Parish-Student Council 3,45 French Club 3,45 Latin Club 45 Children of Mary 3,45 Original Oratory 35 National Honor Society 4. BRICERMAN, R.-St. Mary's Parish-Clee Club 25 Choir 25 Spanish Club 2,3. BRICLIA, A.-Visitation Parish-Student Assistant 45 Year- book Staff5 Orchestra 2. BUCKLEY, S.-St. Mary's Parish-Clee Club 2,45 Choir 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Children of Mary 2,3,4. BUNTINC, C.-St. Iohn's Parish-Clee Club 25 Children of Mary 25 Spanish Club 3,4. BURNS, R.-Immaculate Conception Parish-Clee Club 25 Choir 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Chi dren of Mary 4. BUSSIERE, I.-St. Mary's Parish-Children of Mary 45 National Honor Society 4. CALABRESE, N.-St. Iohn the Apostle Parish-Clee Club 25 Children of Mary 45 French Club 3,4. CAMPOLO, M.-Holy Family Parish-Spanish Club 3,45 Children of Mary 4. CARRIERI, A.-St. john the Apostle Parish-Choir 25 Clee Club 25 Spanish Club 3,4. CASTACNE, R.-St. Mary's Parish-Children of Mary 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Latin Club 45 Yearbook Staff. CATENA, V.-St. James Parish. CHAPUT, M.-St. Monica's Parish-Spanish Club 3,45 Or- chestra 4. CIASCA, V.-St. Mary's Parish-Art Class 3,4. CLAIR, M.-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish-Clee Club 2,4. CLEMENS, S.-Visitation Parish-Spanish Club 3,4. COVEY, I.-St. John the Apostle Parish-Spanish Club 3,45 Children of Mary 4. DePAOLI, S.-Visitation Parish-Children of Mary 45 French Club 45 Clee Club 4. DeVARONA, M.-Cesu Parish-French Club 4. 146 DiMISCIO, A.-Holy Family Parish-Children of Ma French Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Yearbook Stallli DOHERTY, E.-Holy Family Parish-Spanish Club Children of Mary 45 Yearbook Staff. FARRELL, K.-Immaculate Conception Parish-Spa Club 3,45 Mission Club 4, FERRAL, M.-Cesu Parish-French Club 4. FESKO, J.-Visitation Parish-Choir 35 Clee Club 4. FORTHMAN, P.-corpus 'chase Parish-children of M 25 glee Club 25 National Honor Society 45 Cour Sta . FORTINO, E.-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish-C dren of Mary 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Clee Cl 2,45 Forensic League 35 Courier Staff. FORTUNATO, C.-St. Lawrence Parish-Spanish Club CALASSO, R.-St. john the Apostle Parish-Orchestra Clee Club 25 Choir 2. CARB, E.-St. Lawrence Parish-Mission Club 3,4. CARCIA-KOHLY, M.-St. Mary's Parish-French Club CARWEC, L.-Holy Family Parish-Spanish Club 3, French Club 3. CEAKE, C.-St. Lawrence Parish-Student Assistant Children of Mary 45 Yearbook Staff. CEPFORD, E.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Spanish Cl 3,45 Children of Mary 4. CILLIS, S.-St. Mary's Parish-Student Council 3,45 Cl Club 2,45 Children of Mary 2,3,45 Forensic League Yearbook Staff. CLASS, P.-Holy Family Parish-Children of Mary Spanish Club 3,45 French Club 3,4. CRACE, P.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Spanish Club 3, Children of Mary 4. CUANCI, T.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Spanish Club 3, Children of Mary 4. HENKE, A.-Corpus Christi Parish-Student Council Latin Club 4. HERRERO, M.-Corpus Christi Parish-Spanish Club 3, Courier Staff. HORMILLA, A.-St. John the Apostle Parish-Spanish Clu 3,4. HUGHES, C.-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish-Span ish Club 3,45 Art Class 25 Yearbook Staff. HUMPHREYS, C.-St. Lawrence Parish-French Club 3, Latin Club 45 Art Club 2. JACOME, M.-Cesu Parish-Art Class 4. KELLEY, E.-St. Mary's Parish-Yearbook Staff. KERR, C.-Visitation Parish-Latin Club 45 Art Club 4 KILLIAN, I.-St. John the Apostle Parish. KING, S.-St. John the Apostel Parish-Spanish Club 3,4 French Club 45 Clee Club 2. KNAP, J.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Spanish Club 3. KOHLER, C.-St. John the .Apostle Parish-Spanish Clu 3,45 Children of Mary 2. KUHN, J.-Cesu Parish-Orchestra 2,45 Clee Club 4. NON, E.-St. Rose 'of Lima Parish-Student Council 4, Children of Mary 3,4, National Honor Society 4, ati? Club 4, Orchestra 4, Declamation 3,4, Glee lu 2. UZA, M.-St. Peter and Paul Parish. UF FA, D.-Corpus Christi Parish-Student Council 4, ational Honor Society 4, Latin Club 4, Orchestra 2, eclamation 3, Courier Staff. AN, S.-Corpus Christi Parish-Spanish Club 2,3. L, R.-St. Peter and Paul Parish-Spanish Club 2,3. RA DE LA, M.-Gesu Parish-Student Council 4, fltijonal Honor Society 4, Children of Mary 4, French u 3,4. RY, N.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Children of Mary 4, rench Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2. UPONE, R.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Orchestra 2, hildren of Mary 4, Spanish Club 3,4. VOY, P.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Mission Club 4. ERMOTT, G.4St. Lawrence Parish-Choir 2, Chil- ren of Mary 2,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Mission Club ,4, Orchestra 2. CILL, I.-St. john the Apostle Parish-Children of ary 2, Mission Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4. TTHEWS, C.-Corpus Christi Parish-Art Club 4. XWELL, P.-Holy Family Parish. LLICA, D.-Immaculate Conception Parish-Mission lub 3,4, Children of Mary 2,3,4, National Honor So- igtyi 4, Latin Club 4, Orchestra 2,4, Debating Club NNINGER, S.-Corpus Christi Parish-Spanish Club 3, rench Club 4, Children of Mary 4. SCA, I.-Holy Familf' Parish-Mission Club 3, Chil- ren of Mary 4, Glee C ub 2, Spanish Club 3. SCA, M.-Holy Family Parish-Mission Club 3, Chil- ren of Mary 4, Spanish Club 3, French Club 3, Glee lub 2. ULTON, M.-Holy Family Parish-Student Council 3,4, ational Honor Society 4, Forensic League 3, Latin lub 4, Children of Mary 4. NOZ, O.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Children of Mary 4, earbook Staff. RPHY, C.-St. Iohn the Apostle Parish-Spanish Club ,4. LON, I.-Holy Family Parish-Student Council 3,4, Na- ional Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3, Forensic League 2,3, Children of Mary 4, Latin Club 4: RKUNAS, H.-St. Mary's Parish-Courier Staff, Glee Club 4. CONNELL, M.-St. Iames Parish-Glee Club 4. HRA, C.-St. Peter and Paul Parish-French Club 4. TALANO, R.-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish- Latin Club 4, Spanish Club 3,4. YETTE, I.-St. Mary's Parish-Courier Staff, Spanish Club 3,4, French Club 4. LECER, M.-St. Mary's Parish-Student Council 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Latin Club 4, Children of Mary 2,3,4, Forensic League, Spanish Club 3, Choir 3. E, M.-St. Peter and Paul Parish-Children of Mary 4. PIETRODANGELO, M.-St. Mary's Parish-Student Coun- cil 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Orchestra 2, Choir 2. POWERS, P.-St. Mary's Parish-Courier Staff, Glee Club 2,4, Forensic League 3. READ, R.-St. Mary's Parish-National Honor Society 4, French Club 3,4, Children of Mary 2,4, Orchestra 2,4, Courier Staff. RECHUL, C.-St. John the Apostle Parish-Spanish Club 3, Yearbook Staff. RICIO, B.-St. Mary's Parish-Spanish Club 3. ROBINSON, C.-St. Mary's Parish-Glee Club 2, French Club 3,4. ROOKE, S.-St. john the Apostle Parish-Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 3,4. ROY, M.-St. John the Apostel Parish. RUMBEL, L.-Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish-Na- tional Honor Society 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club 4, Forensic League 3, Children of Mary 4. SCHEER, K.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Mission Club 3, Children of Mary 2, Glee Club 2, French Club 3,4, Yearbook Staff. SCHIFFERMILLER, T.-Immaculate Conception Parish- Spanish Club 3,4, Orchestra 2,4, Forensic League 3,4. SCHMITT, B.-Corpus Christi Parish-Children Of Mary 4, Spanish Club 3,4. SCHUMANN, M.-St. james Parish-Mission Club 4, Lat- in Club 4, Glee Club 4. SEFIK, A.-St. Lawrence Parish-French Club 3,4. SHERIDAN, V.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Children of Mary 4, Courier Staff. SMITH, B.-St. Mary's Parish-Children of Mary 2,3,4, Choir 3, Spanish Club 3. SMITH, C.-St. john the Apostle Parish-Children of Mary 4, French Club 3,4, Orchestra 2, Glee Club 2. SOTO, S.-St. Rose of Lima Pairsb-Children of Mary 4, Glee Club 2,4, Student Assistant 4, Orchestra 2,4, French Club 3,4, Student Club 3,4. SUERO, S.-Corpus Christi Parish-French Club 3,4. SULLIVAN, P.-St. Rose of Lima Parish-Glee Club 2,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Mission Club 4, Children of Mary 4. TOMCZAK, M.-Immaculate Conception Parish. TROWBRIDCE, M.-Holy Family Parish-Spanish Club 3,4, Children of Mary 4. VAILLANT, T.-St. Mary's Parish-French Club 4. VON SUSKIL, I.-Blessed Trinity Parish-Latin Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Children of Mary 4, Glee Club 4. WALLING, A.-St. Brendan's Parish-Spanish Club 3,4, French Club 3,4. WASS, R.-St. Ma1y's Parish-Student Council 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Children of Mary 2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club 4, Declamation 3. WEICEL, A.-Holy Family Parish-French Club 3,4, Span- ish Club 4, Yearbook Staff. ZATREPALEK, M.-Visitation Parish-Children of Mary 4, Spanish Club 3,4, French Club 4, Glee Club 4. 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