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

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'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

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'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

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, 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.