Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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'wx f-. ink 11 1 CICERO DIXIT and all Latin III scholars are tuned in to Richard Boroff, beginning with joseph Cummiskey, Matthew Sekella, Ann O'Brien, Michelene Crippen, joan Hanigan, Beverly Dooley, james Horan, Dorene Caroscio, Lee Scanlin and ending with Patricia Small- comb. l. INN , ' . aria 'lg- l 'r . . ,v ' ' ' . . 5 . f martin . ici ! .K I Ban. ' A.. .,,,. 1 . S-I fe .. I 1 'i 'in'- , , ' N i i Q4 A of' ::'...2 .-- ...until ,,L.... If QUE PREFEREZ-VOUS? Asks gnrcon Martin 'l'mxnscml ul' I'll't'I1Lll Ill gourmcls, Sharon cullxltfilhl, Kathleen bliitiggiii, llanicl IM-.iii .intl Ros' alie Paggiossi. .' 'L l i 'I ' tx ,y r. Zirw, PI BOOK FOLK are lifted from their reading and in- troduced by these English project-makers: Terry Mc- Carthy, Robert Argetsinger, Barbara Taylor, Ann Marie Kane, Patricia Myers, Sharon Minch. 1 ,Veg f , ,M ii 'PR 'ff an-vv

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They spell il' Vinci and pronounce Vinchy: foreigners always spell bel'l'er fhan 'l'hey pronounce. Q? -Y, YOII..-I. you are on record. BI. Edward DeI.aney. For pronunciation irnprmernent Sister Mary Bnrrnmeo tapes snrne French II students. Eduard and Ann Troy are enjnging a plenbatk. ALI. E.-XRS lin- a German I dittatiun from Sister Mary Anne. First Roux Ritharcl XY'twdli-Suse, ,lnmes Dix, Nlithael Reppard and Vllihn Kane: umm! mzzx Ellen Ztiltlmski. Klart XYrif,1ht .mtl Xnn Truyg llvinz' mu: -lrvllli Cwnnclly antl -lwhn Rithmnntl. Hi! ,, if AZ its i l 4 ' - , E i l Q ntl ,,, ,Q yl Y PARIS IS GAY as he CDar1iel Deanj prepares to offer the golden apple to either Mary Ann Vfizorek, Patricia Dotj' or Kathleen Sheridan in a Latin IV class dramatization. We ww-2'z7fz21Y,' Um f X, l YIAIN N1.XNl'Si'RlPT. prcscntcd to Sister M. llil tix lu -It-lin li.1txkmuki, plcnscs the budding rl-lwtlsls' ,lvwpli I.cM.irk. Bnnnic Stew, Mar- tgnt-iitr Scent. ,It-.tn .Xugustim .tml Patrick Cas- 56

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AMERICAN HERITAGE heroes inspire Matthew Sekella who lectures to American History classmates Patrick Agan, joan Fred- ericks, Karen King and Cstandingj Ann Troy, Michael Giometti and Joyce Gorsky. YH Q 1 uf-H 1155 42? , , lk V kv'-4 ' mm ff'-S lx- Ezmds walt 'Zia pad? SLIDING TO NIGERIA with Mrs. Fisher fwho made the slidej, Wforld History students scan the toast traced by Roberta Heppy and described by Anthony Lutomski and Patricia Stevens. SH CURRENT ISSUES absorb this class during an election year. XY'illis Larrabee, Michael DeSocio, Rose Ann Hassen, Jerome Lynch, Michael Tuccinardi, Leon Mayshak, Richard McLaine, john Nugent, Robert Maltzer. Gerald Coveney, john Flynn, Patricia Sin- cocl-:, David Nagel and Linda Lanigan are Contemporary Problem children. I I ir r-'K , .nu t ,,. Y.,-. tillTlil-'l'RU'I'l'INt- with Mr, Rtitlmcll, tht- Citizenship Education tt-t-slitnt-tm stop t-ll tu .'Xtrit.t. Sxhm I.c.tth, Bernadette Rossi, Melissa Stilltmti, ltwhti lh.tpiu.tn, Matt Paxttc .ttiti Slmroti flark .ire unnwlre tt! Matt lx.tx Ilwtims statttlitig with hut' printtc glolw. -it -: mf?