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

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M1 fe- CHRISTMAS ON MAPLE AVENUE combines char- ity, gztiety and piety with admirable proportion. From Clolden Mass Day on, the Spirit of sharing spiritual and material wealth as well us talents grips the student body until holiday recess. Many needy families were the re- cipients of food, clothing, and daintily wrapped per- sonal gifts from the generous donations of Notre Dztmers. X I CONVENT CRIB, erected by Gene 'V Strange, our ingenious custodian, is Q admired by a group of junior hikers. I Nfl DISPHNSING CHIEER with their baskets Zlre these Santa helpers, Theresa Szldonicl-c, joan Frederitks, Thomas Costello, Patrick Sheehe and john Nugent. 11 'X N W 'li f wr ,titer as Ill ' 5 ' ,yer 2 it if 5 I I ,F 1 J-Gaby , I' , -. 1 yn' fs nr H , . . Atl - qxkhivfi H PT l u...n. Me, ., 'Q I , lla- .,.,-:,,, R Q X- , 1' -w----... ' Lx 'U 5 .xx X ' K 1 x FAMILY TIES elicit a smirk from the unresigned Dad Qflartin Townsendj surrounded by his wife Cjoan Haniganj and their children Cjohn Cuthbert, Patrick Again and Lucy Paganellij in the Vlugglers' comedy, Cbrislnztzs Remptzzrtd. f v K

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f , IJ I, ,H L, , 5' fl b xx M Wa ll? H li ,Af !V02f'Ze Damzii CHRISTMAS AT THE CROSSROADS, a mystery play by Henri Brochet, shows the graces of Bethlehem at work in the modern world. Christ is re-born in the hearts of the materialist, the cynic, the disbeliever through the instrumentality of a blind girl. Hope, though sightless, perceives a spiritual presence on Holy Night that those with eyes fail to see. THE HOLY FAMILY found a safe haven in a bombed-out or- phanage. Richard Crowley and Kathleen Coggins play the roles of joseph and Mary. A NETTLED INNKEEPER CPatricia Newj serves a pair of law enforcers Cblichael Weldon and Thomas Callahanj on Holy Night. 1 1 A X J 7' HOPE IS BLIND but she QAcle1e Yillelab as- Xi v il sures her grandfather QDaniel Deanj that the n i new guest CRichard Crovvleyj is in truth a , grace-bearer. E l,lfl7 HY HOPE, the dishelievers ' .ll llhg g0lll'L'C of true PCHCC. lln- lhhc of Bethlehem.

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ws ,ww ffffff V f Mfywswff 64 C E 1 odaia foam A LITTLE LOXVERV' echo Sodality oiiicers Barbara For- gensi, Denise Moretti and Daniel Dean as Edward De- Laney adjusts the microphone for the monthly general meeting. Qt. S' COME, LORD jESUS, COME! Father Hogan recites the Church's age- old Advent prayer while Sodrility unit leaders Kathleen Sheridan, Mary Lou Raplee, Lois Miller, john Nugent, Russell Kessing and Michael Tarby prepare to light the nrst candle of the Advent XVrenth. . . TO SERVE THEE EVER MORE . . The liallmved words of their permanent Art of Consecration return to So- dalists Rosanne Golden and Ann O'Brien as they linger over their distint'tix'e medals. Sllhlhllflilllhlli S.-XNCETITY is reflected in the lmppy faces of Notre Daul1C'S tlclt-g.uion In the XY'orld Sodnlity C00- gress in Nt-w.irk, lNl.tking it clerical -lt-lt-gate from the Philippines feel :lt lmmt' in tht- ll.S,.'K. Aft' SiStA'r hl. Jim? liiuimes, l'itiNN.ll'Ll lWel.nney, Denise Nor- vui. ,lt-it-I-li tat-ut, this Mann-, ,lows-11 lliiiiiiiisltrv, R.irlmt'.i liorgensi .ind Danivl IELHIII. 74 QW-