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

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-wwf if ..7-' COUNCIL OFFICERS look gay despite their responsibilities. Thomas Callahan, treasurer, Deanna Punzo, secretary, and Sister vlonatha, moderator, bark up Margaret Rose Mtffarthy, xite-presi- dent and john llooher, president. The Student Council has become affiliated with the New York State Association of Student Councils. At the spring meeting Thomas Callahan and Margaret Rose McCarthy were elected to serve as officers. Discussing problems and projects with other high school leaders has proved bene- Hcial. But traffic is still an issue . . . TRAFFIC COMMISSION dons insignias before as- suming obligations for keeping order in the halls. Michael Rybak, jean Murdough, Nanty Swank and joseph Cummiskey make the halls safe lor pedes- trians. SENIOR BOYS TAKE OVER! Gerald Ryan l Patrick Lutz ' Francis Hoyt 5 I Good cifizenship would feach accuracy of fhinking and accuracy of sfa1'emen1'. ,Li C . -E E s HERE's A HAPPY FOURSOME- s 1: ' Michael Delaney Martin Townsend A ' I . , ' Judith Maloney Susan Abel , ' 54 '-.- . ' 4, 'A A . f . Q 5 l ' f'- SOPHS SPEAK UP- Rose lvfarie Lynch NHHCY D211'1iCIS justin McCarthy Michael Sweet NOT THE LEAST! Chester Sadonick David FOICI Jafnes H311 jarnes Ramich Clare Fillmore 75 L. sv'-f. J Sl as ,, , xi I i s I

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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-

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i r'n usicdl A gf ' A 1-' I gi gi M 4. 1 of 1 2 ...A if :X ALARUM FOR ARTHUR is sounded by the court bugler, Lawrence O'Her- ron. MERLlN'S BONES are these clice dancers, Joyce Spallone, Elizabeth Owen, Patricia Curtin, Alice Prechtl fl-cneelingj, Kathleen Hofhauer, Mary Lou Cicora and Mary Frances Roclzai. . X. x in xx z it x TYPICAL TWAIN Whimsy may be found still in the Rodgers and Hart version of his Connecticut Yankee in King Artbufs Court. The fantasy gave us many laughs in rehearsal as well as in performance. 2 fa 4 'A 315 ci 3 I . I . S t is tht uh .ff' wx . l l ,mi iid- 'ff .wi v fx K t t'.,:'t ' wx , N. X ixgf ,lt , X fy? Of, 0 t. 5 ,..,, tr HOLD THE WIRE, SIREN for operator Evelyn CI.inda Laniganj as Sir Galahad Cjohn Woodsj and Merlin the Magician CChristopher Pulfordj marvel at this mod- ern invention in Camelot. THOU SWELL murmurs Sandy CSusan Osbornj to her Connecticut Yankee fMichael Tarbyj. yaarf-- -ru Mlfl5ll Y,-Xl, ANI! MUDFRN mingle l1.ll'l110lllUllSly ole miiiluiiy .urrivcs .it thc liimlc .tfter bridg- ing tht- slmn ol fourteen centuries in Ll show full of SlII'ITl'lSl'N. 76 .f it A 1 ,' H----M-wwsxstk l