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

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: 4 g -IN L Q ,,,4 , . ,, . , 4,90 ,, - . i A if ,P an ee as Q an 9 was .LB -2, ' There are only 'lwo forces l'ha'l' carry lighf l'o all corners of 'lhe globe-'lhe sun in 'l'he heavens and fhe Associafed Press. ard Moretti. NEAT COPY for the printer comes from Mary- leaf typi'st Eugenia Coppini while exchanges are competently handled by Evelyn Eckman. 'J THF TELEGRAM . .jldg-'aiiullrlg '12 ' ,dll a i Wi , , f il , '1 'P , , , , 'J '51 -,-' 1 fa, ,gag - ZW' :I l, x , if , ' 2, THLH,RAM Rwon'I'ms Clcraltlint- 1,1-att.-ff.,-U and Frantls SllW2l :approve lllclr own copy. lil'.K.lll,AIt f.UNlRllilI'l'UR9 lu ilu M SPORTS JARGON is sought by sports writers Patrick Lutz and Rich- DUMMY-DOODLING absorbs Maryleaf co-editors Louis Marino and Patricia, Frisk. Theirs is no dumb job, and they are equal to it. xl r.. t ff lr E l ITP ,175 MARX 1 1 .Xl 1 -lI'NlL'.lli slmrc gt laugh in this issuf will: l'.llllt'I' Ilimgun. Stzuttwl .lrc lx.ltl1lct-in Slut-ritl.m, ll.lI1ll'l lwthlll, and -Iolm lluolu-r. Sldlllllllg .irc Kuswll lxvssung, linnutluy Nontmn, Alnlm Muck, And M lun lillltt :try , , u HH

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Q' il-Q' Elf sh it ,w...,,e -ll I THE INDIAN F.rXfNIII.Y, Primal parents present Little Iiycs-of-ilic-Sky lu Cousin Ysitlro Cjosc-ph XVithtimskij, WESTWARIJ HOY Alessandro sells his valley land to the settler Clianiel O'Hcr- ionj and leaves for the mountains. MARTYR FOR JUSTICE. Ramona weeps over her husband, unjustly killed as a horse- thief. THE GOOD UN-MERICANS. Sam Merrill fChrist0pher Pulfordj and Aunt Ri CMary Blakej befriend Ramony in herlonelymoumainrmeatl AND FINALLY FELIPE. Through the help of Aunt R1, Felipe at last locates his foster-sister Ra- mona and takes her home. 4 k y . O7 sf

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' pi' COACH ROTHWELL Mr. Edward Rothwell is a pioneer at Notre Dame. Since its opening in 1955, he has been a leader both in gym and in the classroom. In addition to his regular duties as Physical Education instructor and Citizenship Education teacher, Coach Rothwell has found time to train the varsity and junior varsity basketball teams, and has set up a well-rounded sports program for those not on the major teams. Mr. Rothwell has always held the best interests of the school close to his heart: we at Notre Dame are proud to have him With US- ' 5 'Yi' Ai! If-1 t J-. it .ma P 4l'i , Li i' u l , t-,,..-......1- 4 M., .a,.,,,., ,, .-,..,-. COACH I-IACQCQIZRTY Mr. james lluggcrti' is .1 iicxxcomci' to our school. having joined us in the f.1ll of 1050, ,M Notre lliiiick hrst football coach, Mr. Haggerty compiled .1 record to be proud of. ln a short span of time. Cfoacli H.lggCl'If molded a winning tflzlm from iiiexperiemtetl boys. He also has added a weight-lifting .md track IlI'Ugl'.llll to the sports curriculum. Mr. Haggerty bclicws lirmly that a successful athlete must show initiative .xml .ihilitv in the classroom as well as on the lield. I- I 'XX Q I l 2