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

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Morris Karski, Thomas Novick, sianumg) Margaret Brady, Rose iMarie Caporiciio, (silting) and Jean Hintz (kneeling) work with x ' s and y ' s in Intermediate Algebra. JUNIORS Thomas Butler, Peter Snyder, Martin Brann, Paul Gizzi and David Ridosh wait patiently as John Bazyk helps Joan Brill retrieve her books dropped in a hasty rush to her locker. At end of classes Daniel Bednarek, Elizabeth Robertson, Mary Allmen- dinger, Carol Malandra, Marilyn Pellingra, Kathleen Hayes and Robert Weigand congregate at the water fountain.

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The junior is an optimist. Every- thing will come out ail right in time. Not like the underclassman who is often quite unaware of life and not like the senior who is determined and active in his drive, the junior is aware of life and sympathetic to its problems. He prefers, however, his own happier society. He is an optimist, who still has another year for worrying and for serious matters. But for the junior year the impor- tant thing is to keep one ' s head above water — to be accepted in his own society before he expands into the cold society of the world. The junior concentrates on his school work. This is within his realm. He engages spiritedly in activities. This is also a part of his realm, because it is socially acceptable. Patricia O ' Brien, John A. McCarthy, Elizabeth Patterson, Albert Har- ris, Joanne Lynott and Kathleen McDonnell work in sin and cos in Eleventh Year Math. 2 4 Daniel Gingrich, Carole Limon- celli, Timothy Cross, Jerome Mc- Carthy, Sandra Toomey, Michael Breed, Ellen Rice, Robert Stevens, Kathleen Madigan, Carolyn Burke and Anna Deibler take advantage of the new pop machines installed this year for such opportune mo- ments. 40

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Peter Punzo, John McMahon, Richard Essen, Patricia Masia, Mary Kay Owen, Michael Kelly, Marjorie Kent and Richard Tranipenau head for the bus at 3:15. JUNIORS Mr. Hogan advises Sharon Philbin, Lauren Brown and Maureen Lynch to leave the first floor and go to their homeroom. Arlene Scheer, Elizabeth Amisano, Curran Sekella and Thomas Murray acquire an appreciation of art. 42