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

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1,51 53. if bf dirl Ioa Ro F95 s se Milliken .incl L s mmml.n ex LUNCHTIMV FOI.I.llfS fl-.nturv cruises in Cnrnclol with K.lll1Cl'lIlk' Sniiili, ,ln 1 Gantert, Lind.: ll.1miil1, P.1triri.i Dirni-ii n Xwlilj.II1CI', Sheila Sutowki, Mary lfllcn lftmili Aluilith M.lloncx Q , 'M-144-,Z Ja ilk , v L A A 'N If M I KX buy! ' 6 , 6 - - T? f ' nf , ly, ...L iff Z' Q , i COURTLY MANNERS belie the laughs evoked by An- W ra Y- ' 4 ' . ,' r gela fTheresa Sadonickj, Queen Morgan Le Fay fMar- ' E, A :A ' gr 1 A . ianne Mcflarthyj, King Arthur Cllobert Vandenburghj, X ,.. , 4 , L Q g 9 Queen Guinevere fKathleen Cogginsj and Sir Kay f M 1 l fRichard McLaineJ. 3 l n, - 'E Q nf' in , , i , y if I4 4 if If ff . if ,A F,,.f I 1 p A Xa -,ff ,f ,a I i L Q 1. 2 ,f J M H. A-f if , aa fi .!Y -'ws-as-wi if w'? '1f--Wynn All V -5-in-,V nv 0 i M V Y val Claw v M ,,,.,f 1 , B., , . x - AQ T4 Q l Q, if i o' l f f - a.JlflafLk7iifamA,0 rmgouu M FREQUOI BABIES CUUKW5 wx-mkwwlif HEARTS STOOD STILL as the performance date ap- proached and costumes multiplied in number and variety. It was a lallapaloosa, forsooth, gadzooksf' 77 i 2 SUFFERING SUFFRAGETTES, Nanny O'Loughlm Elaine Boroff, Barbara Niekras and Mary jo Sul livan, display their four freedoms in a radical rush FREEDUM WA SHING FRgEDUu UKlNg P FR'ifED04f FREED0 BABIES V.

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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

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w QW ss-te.. f, X3 Q X ss ' Xxx ' 3423 :QS.,:4,,-. , i ,f ,, , . iff. , U 141 , , f M, f' Www ' ,fp , , I 4 We ' X ,Wx I W , Qi, ,ff vu, m ,4,,f f MZ 1 V72 Q H :if 4 f f . 'f , 4 , Wsgq A D ,t gldflll HANDLE VUITH CARE these mission medicines. Mail clerks are C.S.M.C. officers Charles Bright, Anne Zoltowski, Rita Augustine and Joseph Kelly with moderator Sister M, Patrick. Mission Day at Notre Dame has become an annual event. Each year the enthusiasm grows as does the spirit of giving. The day is sparked by the interesting and talented apostles who help further our knowledge of the fields ready for the harvest and inspire the chosen few toward a missionary vocation. f K. H f 7 fy 'H ,V ,, at 4 i X ffaygwag V ,I 15 ' N 9 W i, ' 'Q U4 t 49 X525 ., 1 1 f 3 We 5 ' V af-'fy' 49 H H f f 4 jf, 7 Z l Q 2 4 4 I 1 1 9 MQW? LMA 1712 0 s f 5' hm 'Tzb 1 f. i 24 A 1 N wx S J THE XVINNAH in the Mission Talent show was senior Linda Lanigan with her SKIN OE OUR TEETH skit on Mission Day. E' il, Nl.'Xl5l' IN 'Xl5RlC.'X. llicsc bits of handicraft .arc explained lu' liulmcr Kevin, Benedictine missioncr. to Rit-lmrd Bywater, Maureen Mock- lcr, lfatlwr Ut-urge XY'ood, Father Albert 5.lm,nlty, .l.w,mnc Bartmrd .und Francis Ciarlo. l3.'XlNlllOU ll.'X'l' Killllklllflklsfq slide .pwlitof slimming stem-s from Benedictine mission. .FDU . , o 1-s-nn-tl .irc lwttlwr Riclmrtl Tormtl- Mm Q L Al.llll3l.llx, Marilyn XY'nddcll, john De hlilfiiilfg Host- .Mm lhssi-n, lhulwr Robert, Benetic inissiumw, .mtl -ltmn KYCUIKCF. P