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

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96 TOP, ROOM 205, BACK ROW: Lillian Longton, Rosemary Hendricks, Virginia Knom, Patricio Fencel, Marcello Bilek, Ann Kazik, Rosemary Schmitt, Evelyn Farkas. THIRD ROW: Mary McDonnell, Donna Mae Nolonl Jean Huff, Bernetta Mosek, Margaret Ferenczi, Colette Crawford, Martha Ess. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Moddo, Louise Avalon, Felicia Krokowski, Martha Maynard, Micheline Guorinol Elaine Corey. FRONT ROW: Rita Garrick, Dolores Horvan, Margery Smith, Shirley Morehouse, Mary Alice Kreischeimer, Jeon DeCopito. BOTTOM, ROOM 206, BACK ROW: Mildred Schubeck, Mary Therese Keehn, Louise Bartok, Bernadine Rebick, Therese McGee, Doris Myers, Marcella Estock. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Knechf, Jean Strotton, Theresa Tworogowsko, Marion Bilek, Beatrice Prospal, Marie Pletka. SECOND ROW: Catherine Fleece, Marie Gug- liuzzo, Jean Molovic, Marion Skrho, Marjorie lhlenfield, Sally Stain, Mildred Cousineau. FRONT ROW: Elea- nor Crossen, Therese Nudo, Eurydyce Compenso, Betty Dietz, Rita Houer, Delphine Glow. Jaw Me Jam W254 Mm?

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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.

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avagle, I ive 7, Vonna Mobily President Joan Schmitz Secretary Patricia Ann Kilfoyle Treasurer The Junior High has its own Stu- ent Council, fulfilling the same pure ose as the senior high council and rganized in the same manner, under he presidency of Maryalice Ryan. ister Mary Florice is moderator of the arshals of order on the third floor. hough the Frosh are not our Sodality .isters as yet, they are serving Mary's nterests through the Mission Club. Good luck to you, treshies. May he blue of your banner never waver, nd the silver never fail. OP: Youthful grammarians are Loretta Hyson, irginia Skuly, Patsy Salmons, Helen Maclvor, und Nancy Jo Smith under the able super- ision of Sister Mary lrmgard. OTTOM: Sister Mary Frances watches over 'algebrites , Florence McBride, Kathleen 'erger, and Mary Jane Prechtl. OyQZ JaeAAmele The class of '46 is 164 strong with Vonna Mobily to lead them through that first tremulous year of high school. Joan Schmitz, secretary, and Patricia Kilfoyle, treasurer, complete the triangle that guides the frosh . The spirit of the class is symbolized in their class colors, blue and silvereblue, for loyalty to their school and country; and silver, for faith to their God and their Mother. In stature and years they may be behind us, but in energy, ambition, and initiative they lack nothing. The TINY TOWER, issued every month under the care of Genevieve McGuiness and Patricia Carson, is patterned after the senior high publica- tion. It gives our younger sisters an opportunity to practice for the real thing tpardon the senior superiorityH. Jh r 71441er