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

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Freshmen soon learn the three allegiances of Notre Dame — Allegiance to God. Cheryl Gavel, Susan Kes- ser, Joy Lepere. And allegiance to each other. Julianne Longivell, Patricia Wright, Lynn Ropelewski, Darlene DeDom- inick. Delores Leach, Maria Salafia, Margaret Rubach, Maureen Con- stantine, Theresa Rodzai. Teresa Foody and Kathleen Neylon symbolize lS4 ' s success in the PTA membership drive. 15 4 Lynn Maney Mary Ann Bromley, Mary Ann Paganelli, Elizabeth Ann Reidy, Kathleen Heppe (standing), Kathleen Mack and Mary Dyer (s.ttmg) admire the Nativity scene on the convent lawn. . . . Allegiance to country. Mary Frances McCarthy, Jolene Barber, and Mary P. Burke. 64

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Mary Almon, John Tanaka, Richard Kirkendall, and Jon Mellor relax a moment waiting for the bell In announce the end of the class, being a little wiser than when they came in. Ready to board the bus after another day of hard work are John Gublo, Robert Tangorre, Patricia Schiefen, Mary Ann Gilbert, Joseph Gott, Mary McDonough and Edward Wijkowski. 1 O 6 Richard Smith, Donald Grace, John Leon- ard and James Barry wonder if they ' re in the right class as Sister Joachim starts an expla- nation in Elementary Algebra. 63

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Social life for the Notre Dame freshman reaches a climax in the annual Snow Ball. Snow sculp- turing, dancing and — of course — eating highlight this occasion. A class picnic in June consolidates the spirit of the almost sophs. saBMSSSSSSs- Joan DeLaney, Victoria Battersby, Kathleen Schmidt, Lucy Whitney, Jane Cummings, Barbara Anderson (standing), Mary Oraghi, Vicki Kessing (sitting) enjoy being mem- bers of a new homeroom in their own wing of the school. FRESHMEN Maureen Welch, Mary Ann Miller, Cathleen Overton, Mary Kathleen O ' Brien, Elizabeth Hughes, Mary Kraszewski and Muriel Spaziani gather around the library ' s owl, repre- senting Coleridge ' s albatross from the Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner.