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

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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'

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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 -. '

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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'