Notre Dame Academy - Tower Memories Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Sophomores of Notre Dome, in their newly acquired senior high dig- nity, seem bound on outdoing us all in pep, ideas, class spirit and good times. Their executive officers, Mor- tho Maynard, president, Lillian Lang- ton, secretory, Virginia Verhunce, treasurer, lead a class that has cared for the children at St. Ann's Matere nity Hospital, decorated their tree and collected toys for them at Christmas, mode bandages, sponsored a highly successful Soph mixer, and has gone oll-out for basketball. The Sophs have campaigned for fewer and more regular class meete ings, and have shown us the way by holding their meetings once every month with each home-room taking a turn at providing entertainment. On February 2, they become com- panions of Mary and Sodality sisters of the Juniors and Seniors. Their class colors symbolize their spirite blue for the loyalty they have pledged to Mary and to America; gold for the truth they so valiantly seek. We're proud of our Sophomores and we hope that as Seniors of Notre Dome and future citizens of the world they can look back to their Sophomore year and say proudly, HWe've fulfilled our promise to work for Our Mother; we've kept our pledge of loyalty to Her-we are truly companions of Mary. FOP: Virginia Verhunce, Ann Sexton, and Mary Frances Callahan leave their money with Sister Mary Francesco n the General Office for safe-keeping. BOTTOM: Mathematicians ore Mory Therese Keehn, -ois Moran, and Helen Slowey under Sister Mary Julian's :oreful supervision. Martha Maynard President Qtlxte fCS-tdnbgdttgst 051 Mite R ame Lillian Langton Virginia Verhunce Secretary Treasurer

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aLtA 05 26'de . o . 0W6 50$ ZOMOUCOW TOP! ROOM 203, BACK ROW: Eileen Polzner, Jean Kundtz, Catherine Perko, Doris Cye, Bernadette Anzlovar, Mary Ann Gemignoni. THIRD ROW: Ellen Schindler, Mary Livingston, Beverly Fee, Jeanne Kloudo, Virginia Hollis, Corinne Novok, Mary Cochof, Kathleen English. SECOND ROW: Bernadette Mocko, Lucretia Messing, Mary Lou Biebelhousen, Josephine Kovacic, Anne McConvilIe, Peggy Randall, Ruth Soukenik. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Trivisonl Maryolice Mittinger, Peggy Harks, Dorothy Wager, Betty Jane Schmitt, Norma Jean Johcms. BOTTOM, LEFT: Young Modems and World History. This group of enthusiastic World History students delve into their books and maps for more facts about Russia and her neighbors. Seated: Sister Mary Aimee and Grace Lonzo. Standing: Germaine Coviello and Beverly Fee. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Practice Makes Perfect is the motto of these three commercial students, Louise Avalon, Rosemary Cowper, and Patricia Donahue. Their aim is to become skilled in the correct use of the compromefer under the supervision of Sister Mary Celia.