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

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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' '

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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

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, 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...