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

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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

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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

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.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 !