Notre Dame College - Collegiana Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

Page 67 text:

i Dig in, youngsters! 5 'l told you I could play Jingle Bells! Look what we got! 7: .n Sanfa and his 'Fans

Page 66 text:

f sw , X Collegiana bows profoundly to the members of the Alithea Staff and their moderator Sister Celine Esther. Our quarterly newspaper has known outstanding success in 1961-62. ' How many tedious hours of planning, assigning, ecliting, proof-reading-how many deadlines to meet and the printer problems to face! But how worth while were all These difficulties in view of the success Alithea has achieved during the past year. The senior class wishes to Alithea continued success in its iournalistic efforts. Scionoda groups those students interested in the scientific fields-with Sister Margaret as advisor and Mary Ellen Coyne as president. The club organized a Roller Skating party in January and a raffle in February. Their maior project of the year was an assembly in which club members extolled the accomplishments of famous men and women whose endeavors have brought valuable contributions to science. May our future scientists learn, therefrom, the magnificence of dedication to a worthy cause. i E gidgirtri et 1 ' sae I l ll smart T... ll ll Jil -- 1- Sf f '- uf W rr rl l rl rl W We Y, lr V ,E.il,. TW! -R

Page 68 text:

Chunky Dow Encouragement from Department Head As president of the Contraternity of Christian Doctrine, Nancy Dow has helped organize Apostles of Good Will, Helpers, and Teachers to further the spirit of zeal among us. Visits of the Apostles of Good Will have brought a light of ioy into the lives ot patients at the Manchester hospitals. Confraternity teachers under Sister Mary Hermelina give instruction to public school children of our locality. May their apostleship be the prelude ot much good to be accomplished in life by the members of this devoted organization. Student teachers of N.D.C. are urged to join the local chapter of the Student Education Association. This association endeavors to develop among its members an understanding ot the problems and of the privileges and compensations found in the field of education. President, Marilyn Grueter, and moderator, Sister Mary Lutgarde, attempt to instill into the members a dedication to and a love for the teaching profession. Joint workshops with Saint Anselm's and Rivier College have added zest to activities of the club on campus. Although in the shadow of the TOT Angels of Song, the Cecilian Choristers are worthy of praise for the outcome of their Operetta and Concert held in May. Under the expert supervision of Sister Mary Cecilia aided by Sister Mary Neree, accompanist, and Joanne Duval, president, the Choristers have spread ioyous cheer at Christmas time. Their renditions have given the special college touch to most of the school functions throughout the year. New look for the Choristers in