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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

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In the course of his travels he lived a life of austerity and self-mortification so that he himself might become a better man. Although he met many outstanding persons he always seemed to find a dishonest side to each of them. He died never completely convinced that there was an honest man in existence. The fundamental purpose of Notre Dame is to build honest men through spiritual, social, and academic achievements. We invite you to travel along with our modern Diogenes, through the pages of Credo '67, to view the making of these honest men. We invite you to see how the training and discipline received from a devoted faculty has been the foundation upon which these men have built their lives. 2 4 .,. r vn- I E v.-if-an in ata 0' gf 'E .QI - L.. ra ixx A 5' .1 -QQ. ry fa , Q :WSJ M' lla-'il ,,,,,,,QlIiL..1 M -ally L 1 4 nf? .1-it--Y X it f a' ., 1,3 n, 11 Rf yi V 5 em C Q , sg li SEM 1? 1 5511. an is iw 5 1 SWS .,.-warn E Q 5 2 if W ,:1,Mi fi4M+ P5 .. ' 4 9 E Aw gs... ca. 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We, the students at Notre Dame, admire his incentive and initiative to unite all faiths into a single universal Church. He has set an example which all world leaders ought to follow in their strive for harmony among nations - unification by peaceful means. lt is our fervent hope that all of his obiectives will be realized and we sincerely proclaim Viva il Papo! HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL Vl Instrumental in the founding and early de- velopment of Notre Dame High School, Mother Mary Bride has continued to act as its benefactress during the past six years. As Mother General of the Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy, she vigorously fostered and implemented a program designed to meet the needs of both students and faculty. A new convent, housing twenty-eight faculty members, and an athletic stadium are two very tangible testimonials to her personal interest and material contributions. Through her wisdom, fore- sight and direct appointment, Notre Dame has the first lay vice-principal in the diocese. We are grateful to Mother for the continued support and encouragement she has shown along with her provision of opportunities for our personal and academic improvement. MOTHER MARY BRIDE CLAIRE, R.S.M. Mother General of the Rochester Sisters of Mercy LW A X i , . ,A l V w,JljL' U wx, lt! 9 f 0 ' fl, tw ,wk vb f QGUJKJMX, Ebb i tu ' CJ ,wap tx ilvbiwu Xwf if uf 1 QM f H M Wt QQWL 95 will 3:34 . ' ir 9, ff, If?-i F. xg.. -Q ,,, ug i .. .,,: W my . ,:g?1 2 mf , - ei A ' ' A I f' ' '2 fx? ' iff- AL. V 11+ Q , ,K A 'L X H 5 L mfi' , L 'Y V I Y -x .SQL-2.3 25.3 V 1, wi , 'v V593 jf f 1' ugifi, g:ffw .15 X A ,. ' -:QQ 512 fx sf: :Q H-J. ,V U, ' 555, V WL 5 , - ' 1 sux QW, ,wx W .' vu 1 2 ki-VL: X 'f'3'f'1iLi 3 . I ::: 2:12 ' 'f gxsifigliff N ,.,, 2 V 1. eg,5',5:h?Ymg1g3wgq L, V 2- . Ji JFS: 'E .zffgsfaiuf Wi? .,-Q-,1yfzm,2i gg,-1 X. 3,1 1Q2,w,r2-if-gSi'e7 -1 -. M, N ' ' 3--Ne '?A:bHef'Tf 5s if-Q3 1. T ' 'Wi' 'Rafi SKS 15212-' v 2 jf 31- ' -f + 5-,'4eiZa ?1,3:'i ,eww P is , ' ,af 7- , - 4. ,ffifi 1-5143- isfgf Magi- 5 ' 'mn-, , ' 2-Q - 1:Zf,1ug,Q?f?,ag fs' Y .iw F--,E GK. EQ.. ix Q ff X, ,fu .iv fl, , inf' fs '?b rv f- 5. by 1 Q If dw - Qlwfff 'WM fd if . c f sw. , EjZM,fL '! If W Lwwn ffgflicf ll f V' . q 41 ' J fLWp4.'Z,f ,. 0.fYl-f vc W b W , Here at Notre Dame, our dedicated teachers have worked diligently in their efforts to give us a complete education, scholastically as well as morally and socially. Their keen interest in all levels of school life, their eagerness to aid us in improving ourselves, and their capable ability to advise us during our adolescence have made us their debtors for years to come. Now, we can go forth better prepared to take our place in society and to face its trials and tribu- lations. As we strive for theuright we can feel assured that the foundation has been laid for us at Notre Dame by a devoted faculty. To all of our teachers-Iaity as well as reli- gious-we wish to extend our sincerest thanks. We shall never 'forget your unselfish, untiring efforts! y 10 SISTER MARY DECLAN, R.5.M., Principal FATHER MICHAEL REAGAN, Chaplain ,,,, ,, .ZZ-4: M-AMW, . -19660-1, fchlz 40,90 ,gzfu ' , ,f,4,d,- i CU ,,., fp Cv d 44 5 www Lflf ,f A J AV 549, MM Awy xyd -fiilvdowqb Wfvxl, cw. M, ALJ 11 qi i 5: 'al if 'L R 4 ,wus gf-f,-1 61:12. 1 gk 15 f 'G ai if am Q5 fin' My as -K .l 4 in me --i V: gg , . 55.1 - K :QL Viva :if W ii x Z W JV- , ag L My ? if Q M 'Hi 2 T ax ,:3,.:lg S ,, . y j H, aggwwwm L ' 5 WIFI , , imm 'G ' .: - -.Jill jJ1., i:,g3.,. 5 '- . xg wa 7 4 93,5 in ie: - S' GL ..A up sis , ,, , J 'PE Q F91 ff ,Y I mffii To I fs . nazi J ,V '41, g - Jw, if 1- ,fx-. 'cn' . V, W 2s2.,g5ff ,. 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Y 'M 5 V l' 1 - W P hw l CHN. 4 ll 'I if ' il W MW ,Ula will Soon, each of the members of the Class of 1967 will become a modern day Diogenes as he sets out from the halls of Notre Dame to pursue his future plans. He too, will be in search of honesty and truthfulness and will depend on these virtues as he pauses on the brink of his future. Although the senior may not spend hours each day evaluating the personalities of those persons with whom he may come in contact, he will search for the basic fundamentals which have been instilled within himself at Notre Dame. After completing his education here at N. D., the senior is prepared to step forth into the world with the necessary qualities for a successful life. With their youth and vitality, the seniors will iniect a new life imbued with Christian morality into every phase of human society. W 18 M Q wx 15 ' 'IME , in K' f x M ix a 'Via' - 'W a--+ f '1uf3: 3' ! w N W' . M, QQ , X N 'Tem.:1+, - V, X ' 1-if ..: E 6.5 f K So- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President James McGill Treasurer Thomas Burke, Secretary Constance Valois and Vice-president Eileen Delaney confer with moderator Sister Mary Simon about future class activities. Linda A'BrunzQ Mary Ayres Kathleen Balok 20 yB eth B qnks Shaun Barnes Richard Bauer evi uc eer evi cc ua o n o ewes AthonyBIquc1 PtBIq JhBd PING Bragg rw gsiiiggw rx J , elf Myiii M Je e common mm, 21 MQ Margaret Brand .1 X James Brady Lawrence Brown U Michael Brcmn X vygj' Susan BUCkleY Marie Burke Thomas Burke 22 Mary Kathryn Burns Joyce Butler William Caro,-,gig 6, J Mary Lou Carroll Pal Ryan, Karen Marinan, Mary Lou Velter and Mary Kay Madden combine their sewing talents in making costumes for Donald Clark the Senior Play. 23 Tm 'J , Joseph Colette Lawrence Comereski Margaret Constantine .E ..... Xt , Judith Cook Jacqueline Corkins Carol Cook Xa ,U MXH. Gloria Cornacchio J. Kevin Coughlin 24 .11 Mary Theresa Coughlin William Coughlin Ellen Creighfon Mary Eileen Delaney Seniors: John Marks, Greg Levanduski, Jim MCG-ann, Joe Murphy and Phil Menges help unload Hershey candy bars sold in December. Bruce Creighton Peter DeSocio n ,, 25 A . Kathleen Donahoe William Donovan Thomas Dunn Eileen Eisenman f4ee.6 990 William Fairchild Patricia Ferraro g' if if -- Barbara Flory Dolores Forgensi 26 Margaret Frailey Robert Frawley Margaret Garey ' .. CN Aff' , ,. ' 4- rc- Co Q -L, Q . Lb moz' aecmzzy ff' i r.. ff G Theresa Gilbert Georgianna Glace James Graham Mary Anne Gridley 27 77, , , U L Z M. 1 QTL 7 T ...g i su 5 1 15 y. ,,k. .qc K I Edward Haddad Sue Anne Hanrahan Barbara Holleran Peggy Brand, Mary Beth Banks and Bill Caroscio serve Mitzie Garey as Jackie Corkins and Peter Bevilacqua wait their turn at the concession stand. 1' ff fu V t Richard Hooper Jean Hughes Robert Jurusik 28 .t Ak n wax Vwpdll J Q00 H f-Xu Q A V xf' vb LX fXe r A V NU upq Q10 od Q I CJ XX QW QNX N X E Joseph Kane Maureen Kelly x - YIM Giyfhvyi fi x Q X t K, John Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Terrance Kirkpatrick Brian LoComb lcxurene Lcagonegro Mark Laux 29 James Leahy Gregory Levanduski Christine Longwell fmmtwma ab pefmafzb Karen Loughlin Susan Macdonell w 41 .1 '11 Mary Kay Madden Roger Mulandra 30 John Moloney Karen Murincm Mane Kwan aeoceeaf JoAnn Marks John Marks -l0nine MUUChe Daniel McCarthy Marcia McCarthy 31 nc LV x M fulfils AJ ulxepj if n , U Mary McCarthy Elizabeth McDonough ,fxigq Eileen McDowell James McGann -'Amenf' ex C Graham, B, William Clark James McGill Thomas McGurgan Lorraine McPherson 32 l Brian Qualey Joel Rcumich Kathleen Reagan Thomas Reidy William Rempe Daniel Rice Judith Rice 35 . ,nik A -. ,A yn, Iggy Jn I E 253 Q.. 5? 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Richard Stalis Mary Ann Steed Stanley Stefanski Barbara Sullivan John Sullivan E. Lawrence Sullivan 38 Gregory Sutton Ingrid Swanson Bridget Sweet Paul Titus , i Francis Treat Francis Tremblay 39 Jean Tuohy Constance Valois Ma ry Vetter Carol Waschezen Edward Weaver Mark Woodhouse 40 5' 1: 11. N, . ,, , V-11 11- Vx my , 5 .: Q: 1 Donna Wood WW may mmm ofa ll in 1 ig if J. Alan Wright John Wronkoski Michael Wronkoski EX ffm fzffdwfl. U' l l Susan Wylie Ellen Youngmcin Albert Z! comezzb Ima! ab wed dy em e Sara Zurenda 41 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS CONSTANZA CARO You may often have wondered about that perky duet you used to see walking the halls of N. D. carrying on a rapid conversation in Spanish. ln case you're still wonder- ing, it was Lucrecia Braham and Constanza Caro, our two foreign exchange students, getting together for a chat between classes. Lucrecia, an avid admirer of basketball and the guitar, came to Elmira from Guatemala. She is planning to study at Saint Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing, which is now her present home. However, before doing so she found it necessary to improve both her English and her knowledge of chemistry. She started attending Notre Dame last October in preparation for her future study in the field of nursing. Constanza arrived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. William Kelly, as the guest of their daughter Mary, on Thanks- .1 V, K.-.,,... :QE P ar 4 si 'S IW LUCRECIA BRAHAM giving Day. She remained there until February when she moved to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gridley and their daughter Mary Anne until June. Here at Notre Dame she studied English, Spanish American history and art. Constanza claimed that swim- ming was her favorite hobby and that she also enioyed reading. Upon her return to Colombia, Constanza plans to study psychology at the local university. The entire student body enioyed the infectious laughter, gaiety, and friendliness of both students and will always remember them. To you Lucrecia and to you Constanza, we wish to extend our best wishes for a successful future and to tell you that we will miss you in the coming years. Adios! .Kaz i 5 ' l A segment of our students work diligently during class time. 42 IN IVIEIVIORIAIVI ANN THERESA OBUHANICH MARY COLLEEN PALMER WILLIAM BROWN Wrthm the confmes of our class God extended Has arms to enfold our own Mary Colleen and Bull whom we all knew and cherished He also chose to take from us Ann Theresa who would have been a freshman In the Class of 1967 Taken In thenr youth these three have achieved the goal of Heaven through thezr Innocence and virtue Surely they have gamed the goy of Hrs splendor secure un the posses sion of the crown we are stall seekmg jk .. K fi I7 T' at 1 tss y 5 .L yy ,e l is y H 7-f ' , ' ,E , .1 V 11 f all lf JH' K, LV L ' 11' 11: 9 I A yiy: . I 43 SENIOR DIRECTORY A'BRUNZO, LINDA E. 363111 West Fifth St. Elmira, N. Y. Sodality, C.S.M.C., Future Teachers, French Club, Pep Club, Math Club, Intramurals, Young Democrats, Senior Play. AYERS, MARY JULIA 611 Franklin St, Elmira, N. Y. Sodalityf C.S.M.C.p Future Secretaries, Intro- muralsg Young Democrats, Radio Reporter, Holy Hour, Jugglersp Credo Business Man- ager, Maryleot Reporter, Mission Day Play, Spring Musical, Second Place, Geneseo State Speech and Drama Festival, Senior Play Committee. BALOK, KATHLEEN E. . V I 1105 Pennsylvania Ave. Elmira, N.Y. Student Council, Sodalityg C.5.M.C.5 Mission Captain, C.S.M.C.g Choral, French Club, National latin Honor Societyg Senior Play. BANKS, MARY BETH V ' 1845 Davis St. ' Elmira,'N.Y1 Sodalityg C.S.M.C.p .lugglersg Choralg,Future Teachersg Maryleaf Reporter, .Genesis ,Stoflg French Club: Intramurals, Pep Club,-Young Democrats, Senior Play Committee. . .I BARNES, SHAUN M. . V . F 812 Winsor Ave. I Elmira, N. Y. Sodalityg C.S.M.C.g Traftit:IIHoly Hour, Latin Club, Pep Clubg Intramurals. t BAUER, lucunn Pr P . V ,I I 503 East Market St. V fElmira,'N.Y. Sodalityg C.S.M.C., Trafiicg .lugglersg Chess Club, Intramurals,.SeniorIPlay. ,I I asviLAcouA, Ann-nom I I mn. tra Horseheads,'NQY. J.V. Football, Varsity, Varsity Golf, C.VS.MV.C. Mission Captain, Sodalityg Nocturnal Ador- ation. V. ' ' Fencing around for new ideas are the Senior Class Council members: Jean Shays, Philip Menges, Daniel Skizim, Margaret Froiley, and Marcia McCarthy. BEVILACQUA. jiilsrsn Vi I V . V E In I I igutikg, MAME sift 64 Cleveland Ave. , V V Elmira, N. Y. '1,522 ,West Wate'r'St.r I. 2'Elmira4.:.N,lY. Sodalityi tC.S.Mi.C.y Nocturnal Adorationj lnV- Sodalityg 'C.S.M.C.gI Holy. Hour, .Chorolif tramurals. I. ,V , V . ' , french Club. . , I1 I nooewEs,AJ0HNew. I eee ' I II tiil I A III I 427 Feifwev Avsl A A eli. ' Elmira- la23? 5:.?'I?l1t.i 'I' - v ell fsuaiiid' YI 50d i'Y1. 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Medicorps.: Senior.PlaY,IIpommiVttee, . , V V Vsoaumw IVVV C VSVVMVCVVV vice-PIVVesiden'.VVnndVVVsgQV I ' I ' Q ' ',-i I' f -' I1 'Vreto'rygiVTralficpV'Jugglersg'Holy--3Houry Choral, BRAND' MARGARET 'Aj - ' I ,I EaTMaryleal IfStatl',j1.f'French Club: .Pep ffCIubg 815V West Broad St. Horseheads, N.VY. .rgFi,6shmdh 'IClu,,,gLQmce,.,'f 5e2re'a'.YI' -sumo., IISodaliiyi'C.S.M-C.j.HolY Hour3'FutureITeoch- . II - if .'iV' V' - '. f- ' V . . I H ,V I I ,, . murals,'C.S.M.C.IIConyention,, 1966: Senior, ers, ,Spanish ClubgV Class Council, intra- , Fld ,I con .mee . VV VI.f , V, . - V I'rnVu,raIsIg V-V' SeniorfPIoy .CoinrnitteVe.-II , I VVVV I. VII m'i'aVVV.I V.VV ' II I' ,I A .Iiee AAAI. It IIPA I 5BuTLEn.7FJoYCEIi i.i iiiitl I BBANN' M'C'T'4E'-alfa llli V I Y IIFII i AAAAEIAE A Aelt l526forsanqwdIy'IIRde A I 'Elmira fN.Y.II 3.42'F 'l?f'Y.A'9-,I .tle te..A . AFIMFFQ' I s6aa1aq,9E+segfeoarv:I IIII i1CL'SLM.C. MiSSl6Y:ii'cDPI-, C-5-M-C91.IJQVw5Q.f'P9'lIa tlyl g emfalaitfsiuaeng, comin, rfqnfh,gcivp,.Mgm, II ' 11 TJ ' I ..'rt' fb: t.t 'tIIt1' I A ','7'Clvb:..alQlifiI'3iCI'i5lifl'il?IDiiWIf9Ii1IYIH0IYff1'IbUF2 BYDWNI IIII LAWRENCE IJ. I il Q 1IilikbdiiifrwfXe'if'11ffCQ ferfefvief?S+S49fMf1Na+i 1402 .UIriderwo0dfIAY6.. If! It.eee N-Y-'Z I z!l?99!Q.F'?,f'0f AA.. Sefiew: te.. F4-1ii9 F4'off'! lf9'I!,hQyb. I ltet , studentcqqngantlsqdgtify, c.s.M.c45?oefmqn,a Ii, I.ele IC9f!!.5FU f C?'9'fIFvS?9!fII SI19 1I1, Cl'b2kC'Qd6'BPfiUIfSS M.5 If'9?'r CWS' Ce9ff'rv .IIP l II.I I I II .9Ye'iI75e5'i9?'!! 59P 9 ?9'9F '9E . .IICH:IIJ-V2sIf00'b0lIr.,Beseuullf, varsity AIAI Fenix I lelv - ..ee I - f Ierl lelr It tre' A I Ail. I H A bul1,,ysmelsullif IIEI, nmricrfll rmmaongye Intro? '! S4 P ,Backer sugmfgtg eelal I I 11 2 . I i'IeRrI,. , t I zoawbilufa Ave., I ,nsmheausgIN.ivg ,Sodohtyg V C.S.M,C.fI1JugglersgI,, Holy Vt-lourg, sqokmtkl 'Cluhg futurej1'eacl1ersp'IMar:yleol' 1 sian, Genesis I Staff, French Clubj mm club. ,.. .I ,I I,. . . ., I. Q,1,g,aa,.I,, ,Q ,I:,a,.,?? Qlgdpsxvggg,-?G,n,s,e'E,,,ggIIe oggfgg , 5. in .Per C'Uh:.I'Inffum.vfo's: Sef-,if-'mv Cm-if'ee+R . 'Whig iiimjwi eg .ef If, Wyse .3 ,egg ee . 1 T f5 ..z, f 1 ' 5 . .nn in I . ..II.., , IM, ag... ..I, ,.. 44 Chose JClubfJ Sclenqe 'Clubg Vice-Prepiif ff ,pun V. A -W .,.f . W .7 l 2962 ffC0l'l5!'!77A!55 zii T C Elmira, QNTZY cgungiyo l l C joclolityg C.S.M.CQ3 Hindi'QJVugglersiAAGer1non ll d,9!!fVMUllliClU.bi?:59'!l,9!,l'l9Y3 ' Sworn Play lll rrrro l C ff' ff-aw -tm W :-- iwlw no were J? iles'-'QV vmwgfe alsmqfw zzz iff Sul 11: -mm ' we eq 955 WW UFS' Flmif9i,oN- YQ DEl.ANEY,' yughv einem A ' I C .457 FI'1II'lklll'l'gsf. v Angtn-ife1gN. T X SodoIityfC.S.M.C.f Holy' Hour, French .Clubg latin, Clubg Pep f,Clubg ,J.Y. Cheerleading, , vaiiieyf Intramurals, sailor cxqgs Vicejlfresli V' identy Senior Play c0l'l'llllllflBQ,' I ' X basocio, vim ' 6,13 minus, mg 'ElmlrofN..Y, 1 fSlu,dent Cguncil jreasurgrg.Qodollty!iC.S,- MQCJ Trofllcg Moth Club, .l.V.t Footbollfi- 'C Baseball: 'Vorsity'EootboIl, Bosebollf Nllrest- GAREYfMAllG4Q!!ET 4, ,fy aw west Groy1St.'!lf5 Elmira, SEXY. M C.5.Nl.C.g Sodolltygi Holy Hour, Intrornurolsg 'E'ChoroIiiPeo gQ5gnegigg?5toHEl,4L-L ollu3Ea1,lA. msnasxj r C 237 l'i!'S5 'Yn2225 fE1 C 5!!!1! f.N4oY- Mdalutyg C.S.M,C.g Jugglersg Future.'leo5:lt4 1 gre, flee-Proqldenty French'CIubAy lotin Club, H -Muth1aIlvHi2PeP- 'Glwbf If-trvmfafnlrz Sgnivr l Ployglwlotlondl Latin Honor 'Soiietyy liiilin ' ,lirijf V0l'SilY Chilli Ffeihmafl'iClU'5l-,fflllgf XI,,,,g.jAeril,QCertitlCoteyi 'National Honor Society: Qin? 'YQ9lll,S,0V:fa'P9UXl:c:1t Sffldlrnt C02 fiseitiarfrlq-,,lseniqfivlny cpmmmeqg , P7 95-of 'PL ' '5 'l 9' , VGLACE, GEORCIANNK C 'l l N't5'h9'q?!l7'f 9'lf ' rl' Vl9 lftil?66'f2 Y 55' Crain' Sr., ' :Q on E!Qnlru.,NfY- VUONAHOE, KATHLQEN t H , , Choroli Gemiun club, vieearresiaenr, some 625 '- 1 A rf?filntlr:lg3'N.,,!,? ji.Ten:lLeriy C.Q,M.C.f Sodolityg S.S.C.A.p' Jug- Future fhocltorif ' Vlnlromuroljg Soglqlitffz 'Q 1-1glersi',fl'rot1iEi5Senioi9' Plmjpgzlntromurolsg,Holy Young Democroty tC.S.llQlC.1 Bgokmorkilubg Hour, Science Club? Mission' Day Play: Mary- Senior Ploy Coriiinitteef? ' - ,4',' ' g5leoffgStotTg 'Bookmork Club, Pep Club. 45 : K 2 :Vg gm, ' :ff fu ii: f - Crll 1 All' .iNofth Main Stgl 2- 'ff Elmira, NJ YQ 3? 'lbodalityp :CgS,M.Cq :Varsity Football, Intro- ':I Elrlflurtglsgf 11' Ygung Lbergdcrotsg Chess Clubg Sen- ominittee, 'llll . 1 fo flbli.EYg lrll mnltdpxuslloqlflrl H C no fl g52Qggl'lolfmono , lzz if , gl fi ':Elll!ll'd,' N..Y. l ll,, TTrqlH6gfSoidolltyg C.S.M.C.f Treoiurer, .lug- I, Agler5'yf'ChorooIi2Moryleof Staff, French Club: ,V-Alotjn''ClubliXorsityfflteerleadingg Pep Club: wlnftromurolsg ll-loly fl-lourg- Youth H Countyg' N.D. ,l1elgQqQe lor' .lunior'lMlssg Mlskion Day Ployg 2 spurring Musigol, 19665 Notlonal Honor So- Nicigw. El' 1 jk i E VV Z K ' IFECR: llffffv- H Hear rrr' CNW? NP Cmbii ooo eS9P'hciIi'r1Tf'f'i' Qf!l9Ql5F55f,l!!!fa Nilflirnhl aMl0f'5 J-Yaigr Bw-l l l '55 1 KANEQ -lOSEPHfF.'1 5' I K f Y 43619 lloo Ave. H A, Elmlragx N..Y. 5 5C.SiM.C.f?fGermign 'Cluby Math Club, 'Mfg Baseball, varsity, Intramurals, Youth Coun-5 , VtyyLfNotional ' Honor' Society, Notionull Merit ' Letter of Cominendbtion, Notionol Latinl A -,Honor So:ietY. I S 1' ' ' Q n ikeifti, MAUREENC1 C H ' Q9 304 WestlAve.x ' Elmiro, N.Y., , Soidolityf, C.S.M.C.y 'Jugglergg Holy Hour, ,, Sp5onish Club'1 Lolin 'iCIubg Pep Clubg Intro-Q ,muroIs. V KENNEDYfQlOl'lN 'A. .15 4 'Z gif, 227 GlenwoodMAvo. 5 ' Elmira, NQ.'Y. cesM.c.,5Lafip ,c1uby J.v. Football, wren- lingy lnfromurdlsp N5Y.S. Gymnastic Chom- ' pionship Finols. ,V Cheerleaders promote spirit at N.D.'s first outdoor pep assembly. KENNEDY, KATHLEEN M. ' K 342 East Franklin St. Horseheads, N. Y. Sodalityg C.S.M.C.p .lugglersg Choral, Spon- ish Club, Intramurals. KIRKPATRICK, TERRENCE J. 561 Cypress St. Elmira, N. Y. C.S.M.C.p German Clubg Latin Club, Math Club, Maryleaf Staff, Youth County, Na- tional Honor Society, Intramurals, National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Latin Honor Society. LONGLWELLQ.lCl'lRl5TlN,5lin , ..A'T 642 Pennsylvania, Ave.5 A ' lflinird, Sadalilyp' iC.SiM.C.: ffuture ,'lfeachelr.nifMary-- A 1 leaf? .. Stott, Freneh .,.,i Chilly,l.UllItg'LClUb3 MGll1 ' ' . Club,Q1,,SecretarylTrea5urerg Pep Clubfp Young 1DemQCrat,S, L'jPresident2,j'Youth? .CoUntygff'Nal Hg,flbl't,Dl7l,'lHlQ't1Oi', 5o,eietygf'NationoI A' Latin Honor . SocietygHNational Mat,h Clul:riCertifiCategL Na- ' H tional ii' Merit Stholarshipi Letter,LLof,LCommen, ,L Ldulmn: ' Z lg' , J ,. ll , ' Loveouw-1.LLL..KAseN riiil M H 'I0'lLL'QGlen Ave., 1 .,. , , Elmira, N. Y. rspqqliiyf ,c.s.Mgg:., Juggiefs, fsaqaggsqpk- fmark ,clllkbgi Future lSecretaries, Secretarygf ln- , , ,, ,, tram0raIs:fHoIY.Hour., L . LACOMB, BRIAN M., L L r... rrii, L La rrtei r L .L 1 L L C C 233' Kingsbury,,Ave. Elmira, N.,Y. godoliggtl ClgS.gjt6j,,B, Nzttnrnali L Adoration, ,f Pun U P L- use no ft . 'F Ff V L , K I ., V I I W H T ,i LAGONEGRO. LAURENECLLM- aoo Lwese water si. lieie C L l rrlo Elmira, Jvgglerss SPGHN' C,l bfL tl' ffeficll LC l,l'1fh'l?'. Club, Vice-President, PepggClub7 lnrramuralsf Teen Democrats: Holy Hourg ,,-'l YouthLCountyg,j National ,Honor rll society, NEDT lei LCeHi9wfe of lll Meff'Lf.LLNu'1on-' Win ,LLHM Llt 5Ciie'Yii NMSQT, letter 'Tot' Commendotioni ,National L.. l-0fl iiAW di eswd-mf .tcffvwsubcomn-mee: C0-Chairmen M.c., senior. Piuyaeigomamirfee. .ti i e f L 'i I ..i .... L l ,'ii. 't1i'l L ' L .aiiere' L .oorit w ere l e 5'2,3Xg,313',':,j- 1 r ri.. .,,,,,g,,L . L L . 4 ,' T a ir? ' , Sodalltyg, C.S.M.C.. Mlsslon,,,CaptatngLfC.S.1L ' , , . ' M.c. L President, Irufncf zluggzlersr-'MS1fY.lBUf , ph...,g..,....., em... new rlfflff-fi-Jr-wi Spring Mvsiwh SeniorLLP'f1v,.LCff,r'if i i'f4ff feie 90 PGY Playa L L. L . LEAHY. JAMES v. ileiii eiil Y r.' sso amherrsigr itiieli. Y ll yElUll!9a'.N-iff? i Soddlitw ,CLSQMQC-z' Ttvffiw Jvsslefii 9Cf? '5 L LSwff, Mm9ing Editor: Ffihch Cli'br'l9fl r Clubp Nocturnal ,Aaomii.Qn,L s.slciA4, rli Youth 5 County! spring MusfcarffilmimonLucy, maya loel it .Genesee Speech L Fe5l,lV0lJl L lnffumwolfr 5204 , ior Play, StogefLLManlo'ger ond wSen,ior.Play,, Cummmeef Nafidm-1 .H-:Hof Swevv. it 1 eeiit , 1 L K K' 1: 'L 11 iflwfiil LEVANDUSKVI, GREGORYQI. or l in 'tetl Y Iooa Juhnsmsi. L L L .L ,Elmiraf N.fY.' Soidulitvf C-5-M-CL: Chord: tGeffndn C9051 Spring Mvsisvl: Senior Flay. it L Llll 46 f Wm., .Lf .7 ,,.. LL, gf LLNL-iefffeif ze . J :Mun AL- s--A-Jfeazfi W: ::L LL .aeLLweLw..m-Wyre ...iL. -.w,1f1!,Lr:wL.ff: lol LL, L' ' X 51 ,,., ::,, ..,. -maiffalwz 1 ' W iff 'v ,..m?5lf?L, 'fi M r Jsui5Ef2t Isrgiyefiiw ...lii F84 nan., . kim .,. ,,,Y,.,,e:,g 3 1 Lf on S 31.455 '- Eiga ' e I' M' 1 lle. ' Q .C vera.. ., 1, .3 LLL M. S n f2,5?' H Y 1 E Qffi f Q ' nii ilf iie 5 ee H eii if All 5 J'1 LL'f eeeeenii A . L 1 iilY f teie fb ll ll 1 H3 i9? fk!'9E?'f 1.1 9 HiiQM9S!'99'P'if --1 9595? eeii eettt itt t nniii 553555 Lm,:, Q! ',F9, 9 9!5'iil5'f 9 mus. PAUL .L i ii111 i vor Falck St. it in eee ' Elmii'gQ,L vs Student Council: Sodulilyg C.S.M3CQp.lunlor Class' Presidentg ',,, Bpseball' Vursityu ' FootbaII,f, KBnsebellg,Q IAAA, ilAnlr6mLrroIi'gE Youth County, Yarsilyzflubf '- Q E. 3 ZEEL ,,ALL V mem, FRANCIS H. L Ltt ' L re Ltt LLL L L if 816 Cedar St: t 111 V' 11 Sodulityg C.S.M.C,r V Juhglerpiu,-5 Neglurndli Adoration, lntranluroilkt A',. 5 i1L::L11 TREMBLAY, FRANCIS iz' i fi Ygi fi, f 9 ,iii fi llllt Iz' Wotorcure Hill Rd. ff L, lll f -L jgilmiru, i,, Ng sodomy, c.s.m.c., L1fmtp, 7ClusfYgQ9!ll!Si!5: J.v. renews, Nocturnal 'gqqgqootpmo if ruouv. JEAN M. LLL it LLL LLL iiitt ' L A tii '349 U 'F' 5'- ' L f 1 f ij 1 Sodolityy LC.S.M.C,: Iuggilerxf Fuliige ers, Treasurer, French tflubglgtin Club, Treasurer, I-l ntrcmuri:lgijflQt,iorihlf Society: Senior- Pldyg 'ee' ' ' f Jim McGill, Mar Ku Madden, Elle Ce' ht YOQNLGMANI ELLEN Leie L L f Ill 'OqliVtfo6d Tilmlrd HOIQMS .NI Y. ' Sodolityp-Truffle, C.S.M.C4g I-Chorgl, LMedi- ,eorpgg fMuryleaf 'Steffi ilntrutnuralsg Spring ., Mus'itaIf Conimitteef Senior-I lflay, Committees rrrrll lrle I LLL LLLLL L LtL f1'l linsfgiqrsilviShswzeglwnbt 'LTfeveS9nr:eiln!r9- or Steffi e e2 LLL eeir LLLL LJe 1 LQL e L 2 L LLLL 1 LLLL y y n r ng on, Robert Frowley, and Joyce Butler show ot? their creative instincts at the Senior Halloween Party. , fi 48 JUNIOR MISS Marcia's spontaneous reply to the iudges' question aids her in capturing the title of Chemung County's Junior Miss. Marcia McCarthy, Notre Dame's first candidate to suc- cessfully capture the title of Chemung County's Junior Miss, was crowned on November 5, i966 at the Horsehead's High School Auditorium. The event was the climax of many long hours of rehearsals and interviews involving all ofthe candidates. Marcia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Justin McCarthy, along with Mary Anne Gridley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gridley, represented Notre Dame in the pageant. As a result of winning the title on the local level, Marcia received a three-hundred dollar scholarship. She was also awarded the 'first place trophies for Scholarship and Achievement and Creative and Performing Arts for her presentation of Debussy's First Arabesque on the piano. Marcia then traveled to Rochester for the state finals held on November 26 and 27. There she placed as second runnerup and was recipient of a three-hundred dollar savings bond. Marcia has indeed earned her title as she undoubtedly has all of the outstanding qualities which a Junior Miss must possess. She has truly displayed the rewards of a Catholic education received at N. D. It is with great pride, Marcia, that we say that Chemung County's Junior Miss is our Junior Miss. 1 A r' L X , ... A is f dl' -1 2 Q bf- ii., in l lf f F R- N. D.'s Junior Miss candidates Mary Anne and Marcia anxiously Marcia gives a farewell wave to all her enthusiastic supporters. await the upcoming Rochester Pageant. rw sw JWNQ ww, Jef of .WNW ,ww ai i me As we travel along our iourney with Diogenes we meet the underclassmen, who, one day soon will ioin the Seniors in their quest for truth and enlightenment. Being a scientific observer, our modern Dio- genes cannot fail to notice that the spirited under- classmen here at Notre Dame are already striving diligently to attain their desired goals. The anxious underclassmen move toward these goals of intellectual achievement and personal maturity by working eagerly to succeed at whatever they attempt. Each one desires to develop himself and his abilities to the maximum. Young, efficient and ambitious, they are the honest men of tomorrow, for today they are willing to accept the discipline and criticism aimed at making them better students-better people. 50 51 .,, , .' zu 4 . A , . , fir' A , .. ff xr' 4 X . a. E If 'Q' 1 'A Q, E if ? fb mf 1 A-V 'Q 'CN-f Q '-I ,fl .,: A ul? ,Ai 'L gf? if Wg 3 ,rig F J - V ' 12 - V -YV V W-M'-V-iff' - . ,i x : E Q ' 1 U Af Y . 5 21 RE! m ' Q 1- Q . -V if fa ' ' V Ai' E? 5 f1?'H Qifvtwgz 1 2 1 Y-ME' 1 . ' Y' 7 , - - V f z .- 5' XS? -,Q ' x if fi' ' ' V, ,T ' ,y , I A , M, ,, A - I .. ,. A , . H , , x,,,. X - ., J, - . ff we EFF . Af? r- f f . ..i'g55' 4 f A -.f- F - -A A La 1 F k '?S'fA V' -' I ' f 'M ' '5 ' . . -'HL-11' ij- H ' ,xy, gp' g v ,f b Rf, U, f QI ,wi1.?.L , ,. 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E? : Q--11 - 1 f V,-mirvqfgd-. ...:,,..: . d5q--i,!- .-, QE? il mv MANY WMES H 15. 'mgawg' 42 , gin ? dji,g:3f?gggsgiaf f '- , . K w:r.g7f5- 1 -aj, Q, - f , ' +f Q'2Q,1-Qfrhi, Q ' -u 1 ,JS ., gi: his Q 'Se- Q D 1 a . if K .vu I Q F-if :wifi L5 1 Q. A-..-433, as , 1. n 1-uw , 11' k- 1 2 7' E ff-is 55' air 5' Q L In Qs. ' 1?-1? fy? fl S f l , 1 QM I Down the up staircase: John Marinon, Mark Kubinski, Richard Johnson, Katheryn Gillern, Philip Hofbauer, John Leahy, Wayne Moschetti, Donna Guthrie, Catherin McCarthy, Donna Romeyn, Kathleen Ewanyk, Patricia Lippincott. Memorizing a picture schedule? Jacqueline Esposito, Christina Casey, Katheleen Foy, Jeanne Bower, Douglas Carlton, Rita Banning, Kathy Emerson, James Cullen, JoAnn Bergh, Kevin Flynn, wif ,xv 9 42 i , Q' ' 1 I I ? Q ' ,EF I ', E X : Q f ' g- V 1 ,A Y ' + s ' gigs, ' ge at ' A 3 ' 5 if - Q S lj' 'g.6 O A 5 5 . -W -, YIV, . A mv 1 -f Q 1 sg .,.,.,,.. iff 5 ga 5 ff .af ii . 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Talented Trio Mary Anne DeSocio, John Flory, Margaret Grace. FRESHIVIEN Early in September the closs of i970 was initiated into N. D. during the annual Hi-Fi Day and at the Welcome Freshman Dance. For a short time each Frosh was made subiect of the mighty Seniors, who made their superiority quite evident. Christmas songs 'filled the halls as the lowIy Frosh searched in vain for the student lounge and swimming pool. Things were soon back to normal and in Decem- ber the class officers and Student Council members were elected. Under the guidance of Sister Mary Sarto, preparations were made for the Freshman Class Party and other class activities. ln June the Freshmen moved to the realms of the Sophomore class, happy to have another class under them to bear the chiding of the upperclass- men. 65.25 Q C , 1 K 5 . ,, ,f 5 ' X . .5 Q wt! .6 RQ ,4 ,Q ig An, V K F If W5 E 9 -Q-,iz i I 1 , Q 1 L .if Q 0 , 3 Q - k ' Rx We K -J l 's ig? X I 11 .ga iv in-H' X . 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These extra-curricular activities help bring out latent talents and develop a sense of responsi- bility and cooperation between students and faculty. Each club extends different advantages to its members but all serve the same dual pur- pose: extending a goal to work for and creating a channel for leisure time. As Diogenes pointed out to us when we first met-a good education is of the utmost import- ance but he also states that it has to be coupled with an active body of organizations to complete a person for the future. 78 11. - , 1 1, - I xx sd T2 , tg, 1 ' L Q it . ix , xg? If ,mi YE? . , , , -,nn . ?'+,' ,A rg. 1 '4- .'A' ., PM .I k, if It Q My l. 3 4 KR rx I lk 1 nr' V' Ag' --'GA :LW VF If ' 5X ?' '- Q f 'W ' nf. .w :' -' - x- 'f .Ag U n Z 1 YI' 'S 'fm av-E 1 Q ':-'.,Efx? I 1' 5 L .' va ix 'X Ext Y ' 'Y .'r:'I1', W -f . H. X 1 Q z P F. X R V-. Q ' l ' X iw , -. .. 75? ff W 'ii U 4 ,pw ngcgvlgf 5' rv 3-1 v i 4 1 'Ffa' -. 4. ' - px , gv 1 5 '7 W Ready for the District Xl meeting are: John Maloney, Barbara Sullivan, Richard Hooper, August Moretti, Peter Perfetti, Kevin Frawley, Mary Kelly and Ingrid Swanson. Oh, it's no mistake, l asked for a senior, exclaims Frosh Vicki Funderulick to amazed Senior Mike Wronkowski. 80 STUDENT Student Council activities have been both varied and unusual this year. The maior proiect of the Council has finally been initiated after two years of eager preparation. The long awaited Student Exchange program will be carried on this summer when a member of the present junior class will travel to Latin America to live and stay for some time. Another first for the Council was the Computer Dance held on March l7. Stu- dents tilled out questionnaires which were in turn processed by IBM computers and returned with the numbers of five ideal Freshman and Sophomore council members discussing plans for the Computer Dance are: lseatedi Susan Baker, Jacques Mauche, John Harris, lstcndingl Ann Rodzai, Frances O'Brien, Gail Ropelewski, Francene Spallone, Mary Ann Sulli- van and Donna Guthrie. JW .g ' Fig! ,7 . ,cn 1 T' 5' 5' nf Lgfn K! Q J ,ll ,213 ly 'X ffl! V, .AJ- ' i ,V n' ff' ' l L .. , Y if All I, h LAN fy D 0 X if :fl . jfs! , V ,y fe 6,V,,4 If LT, 'lf' X y? pa' ' , if ,I ,-' ,417 f...f ' '7' 9:2 ' ,V gil,-,c,,1 J , '7,,s.,-f :Lyffli D M 4,111 ff , 1 WA A1 , fl-Lu! J' PM elf X .ii,G y X new . f V c .. V ,Y U f K 'fl COUNCIL dates. The dance was a hugh success as everyone frantically searched for his Miss or Mr. Perfect. The Student Council Exchange Day was also held on March l7. Under the direc- tion of President John Maloney and moderator Sister Mary Jonatha, plans were made for the representatives of the area councils to visit classes at the cor- responding school. This program is ini- tiated each school year in order to pro- mote a deeper communication of ideas among our city's youth. Junior and Senior council members discussing plans for the upcoming elections are lseatedl Beniamin Smith, Kathleen Balok, Timothy McGill, Joyce Butler, Ann MacNamara, lstandtngl Sister M, Jonatha, Susan Wylie, Brian Qualey, Patricia Leonard, and Eileen Crescenzi. 81 The CSMC officers Mary Kay Burns, Tia Sweeney, Mark Laux and Patrick MacNamara look over plans for the upcoming year with their moderator Sister M. Bernardine. The Catholic Student Mission Crusade initiated a new system to promote more participation in club activities. This year the students were asked to sign up for the particular club activities they wished to work on, resulting in whole-hearted en- thusiasm and support. Mission Day, the most important proiect of the year, was divided into two parts. The first, held in February, consisting of an out-of-uniform day, a raffle, and the Mission Day show- One For the Money . . . The second part took place in April with a prayer day. The highlight of the day was a talk given by Father Humberto Almazon, a former movie star and aca- demy award winner who gave up his career to become a priest. Father also celebrated a Mass for the success of the missions. Mission Captains Daniel O'Herron, Theresa Caporiccio, Joan Titus lrow ll, James C Lawrence Sullivan, Maureen Havens, Alan Wright and Janine Mauche wait lar a meeting to 82 1 i , x' W XA '7 ' mi' Cl, y hy' fx LW ff' ' ' , x 'ff r IV +0 : ! ,'xN ' I i A C X I 1 ' 17? l Q! fi ,A X lg K. dei i ' .-s l 1 i ' . w, H. A rfx A ' Nu 'f' , l 1, 9 AAU l 5 1 it W g 'I f ,Q L, ' lm, -, K f ! I .X C.S.lVI.C. 4. X if 1 ' Y f Kathleen O'leary, Rose Ann Cicconi, Elizabeth Frawley lrow il, Mary Clair Young, Julia Hyland, Christina King irow 2l, Jerome Powell, Timothy O'Brien, Joseph Lorrabee, and Christopher Ungate wait for the totals of their monthly money tallies. Father Damian shows one of his African prizes to Patricia O'Brien, Anthony Beviiocquo and John Moloney. 83 NF-PS' A . 3. .. , fflrgffl s FW Fi ' 9 5 f , V F 5' vf 3' 1 4-if FP.. ,W I ., I Aga! A H5 2 5 Q E 1 .. , ,. g pm gi? U 8 :U ' ' 5 ' - 1 4 2 N: wi Sorting out food for a needy family are Sister M. Jane Frances, William Lyman lseatedt, Beniamin Smith, Francis Pirrozollo, Laurene lagonegro, Georgianna Glace, Albert Zinn, Robert Mannix, James Leahy, and Theresa Caporiccio. SODALITY The Sodality, one of the largest student organizations at Notre Dame, has as its main purpose the bringing of Christ into the hearts of others. Throughout the year its officers and members directed their proiects toward this goal. Under the guidance of Sister M. Jane Frances and the leadership of Lawrence Comereski, the Sodality began its money- making proiects with the annual dance and Christmas card sale. Traditionally, on December 21, the Christ the King Mass was celebrated with each school organi- zation being represented on the stage. To Jesus, Through Mary expresses the main theme of the annual May Day Ceremony held in honor of Our Blessed Lady. The entire student body participated in the festivities. Besides these maior contributions to school activity, the Sodality also worked the concession stand after school. The CREDO Staff takes time out to relax and look at their work. Carol Osborn, Mary Julia Ayers, laurene Spallone lkneelingl, James Leahy, Sara Zurenda, and Thomas Burke lsealedl, and Lawerence Sullivan, Lawerence Brown, Mr. Patrick Saxe and Kevin Coughlin enioy a moment of relaxation. CREDO The Credo staff worked continuously to produce the yearbook. From the 'first planning sessions a year ago to the crowded picture taking days, all looked towards the finished product. The sponsor drive was a big success and assured the staff of ample funds for color pictures and extra features. The yearbook press entertained the staff by showing them how a yearbook was actu- ally put together and then invited the staff to lunch in Rochester. Many conferences and much corre- spondence between editors, moderator and the press led to the finished CREDO. 86 l The MARYLEAF and GENESIS staffs worked long and hard to produce the fine literary works that the school enjoyed all year long. Each energetic worker gave of his time and energy to produce a monthly paper and at the end of the year our literary magazine. It is time out to read their finished product for the MARYLEAF staff members: JoAnne Marks, Georgianna Glace, William Coughlin, Christine longwell, Sister M, Kilion iseatedj, James McGill, Rinda North, Jane Lilley, Mary Lou Carroll, Ellen Youngmon, Terrance Kirkpartick, Albert Zinn and William Rempe. IVIARY LEAF GENESIS Getting ideas from previous issues of GENESIS are its staff members: Ellen Creighton, Robert Mannix, Jo- Anne Bergh, James Nixon lseatedi, and Pat O'Brion, Dale Sheehan. 87 9' 1 pa ,,. fi' Q 7 Sv .gg ua K g L., I if - pw 'W 5 af M ,. . ,gig Q. , ,ff mf M-'X , w gX is x Q ... I 41. .QL rv 1' . gp, if x H5953 ig .09 ,fgpff Km , mm., , ,l 9 4 55 -' if Eg 5 .f -,pw 1-1 f Vg 5 -f-': 151 ':.:: if- '3 Z'- ' .ian '-xx-w , . . v V, , ,N U, 0:5 0 . ..... . . v M.. 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Throughout the year its members plan and perform experiments to prove or disprove various scientific con- cepts. IVIATH CLUB The Math Club studied by the use of film strips, movies and reports of members, probability and computer mathematics. The challenge of math problems was ex- plored. The Jolly Beggars played at the Math Club dance on December 9, 1966. At the end of the year, seniors in the Math Club with averages of 9070 or above received National Math Club certification. Delving into the mysteries of science are Joseph Coletta, Mark Creighton, Sue Ann Hanrahan, Roger Malandra, Sister M. Carmella, Thomas Dunn, and Georgianna Glace. The Acolytes Joseph Murphy, Kevin Coughlin, and James Brady wait in the vestry before Mass. ACGLYTES Future Teachers Stephanie Swanson, Kathleen Gush, Jean Tuohy, Mary Theresa Coughlin, Theresa Gilbert, and Theresa Von Wert discuss plans for Teacher Appreciation Day with their moderator, Sister M, William, FUTURE TEACHERS This year the Future Teachers of America has stressed the importance of assistance with a special emphasis on teacher aid. The club's activities included helping moderate the PSAT and entrance exams and attending the State Future Teachers Conference in Rochester, April 7 and 8. Miss Carol Morris of Elmira College spoke on college courses, practice teaching and college activities in general, while Mrs. Thomas Reidy of Horseheads High School discussed Why Teaching Rather Than lndustry. Teacher Appreciation Day was held in May, when faculty members received flowers from the club in recognition of their service to the school and the students. FUTURE SECRETARIES Ready for o speed drill are Future , Secretaries Paula Patchadlo, Lorraine Whitney, Rita Trembly lrow ll, Kathleen Solomelo, Gail Cummiskey, Mary Nelen, and Karen loughlin, as Miss Mary Agnes Cullen looks on. 91 LATIN CLUB Discussing plans for their banquet are Gary Thaler, Laurene Logonegro, Daniel Rice, Karen Pesesky, Jane Lilley, Kathleen McCarthy, Howard Ransey, Sandra Bazyk, Sister M. Michael, and Theresa Raniewicz. FRENCH CLUB The French Club strived for cultural achievement through lectures, movies and an exchange program with the French IV students at Horseheads High School. The students discussed Le Bourgeois Gentil- homme and then gave their opinions on the value of a French IV course. The members visited the language lab at Elmira College and Miss Main from the college explained her courses at the col- lege as a French maior. Waiting for a film to begin are French Club members Mary Ann Rich, Janine Mauche Ikneelingt. Sister Maureen, and Constance Schaffer Iseatedl, and William Powell, James Leahy, leon Krazeuski, Kathleen Brunozzi, Robert Kelly. Two Roman films highlighted the first Latin Club meeting. In November and March the club placed their newspaper Vox Populi on sale. Latin Club members entertained with Latin carols at the Inter- Language Christmas party. Sister Maureen addressed the club on her recent trip to Rome in January. The climax of a busy year was in May when the Latin Banquet was held in the highest Roman Tradition. 92 SPANISH CLUB The newly formed Spanish Club under the moderation of Sister Mary Dorothy was a great success. lt was comprised almost entirely of Spanish ll students. One of the most festive activities en- ioyed by both the Spanish Club and other language clubs was the breaking of a pinata at the multi-lingual Christmas party. The officers of the club produced the masterpiece-a huge paper mache clown, filled with candy and small toys. The honor of breaking the pinata went to president Fran Pirozzola. Both of N. D.'s foreign exchange stu- dents spoke to the club and everyone benefitted from their information. At the March meeting Mrs. Stebbins surprised the members by bringing Spanish folk records and teaching songs and dances. Putting on the final touches for their Christmas Forty decorations are Elizabeth Stebbins, Maureen Minch, Sister M, Dorothy, Eileen McDowell, and Francis Pirozolla. 93 GERIVIAN CLUB German Club monthly meetings con- sisted of reports on Beer Steins and German Bingo Games. The major proiect of the year was a dance held in October. ln March Miss Elsa Brookfield visited us and told of her experiences while living in Germany and Austria. The final meeting was marked with the presentation of awards for various club activities. Getting some more insight into the culture of Germany are Kathleen Esposito, Georgianna Glace, Sister Mary Ann, Margaret Constantine, Jennifer Lucas, William Coughlin, Terrance Kirkpatrick, Lawrence Sullivan, Kevin McCormick and Thomas Pellingra. Medicorps members taking a look at the records and learning the correct procedure for filing are: Mary Ann Rich, Ellen Lagenegro, Gloria Cornacchio, Mary Lou Vetter, Elizabeth Pesesky, Karen Marinan, and Mrs. Bumbalo. BOOKMARK CLUB Going through the daily Library routine are Joan Green, Karen Marinan, Martha Haar, Kathleen Donahoe, and Mary Fran Milliken. IVIEDICORPS The Medicorps is a club which pro- motes interest and insight in all phases of the medical field. The members work with the Red Cross, Visiting Nurse and Health Association. Guided by Sister M. Marcellinus and Mrs. Bumbalo, the school nurse, they hold bake sales, car washes and raffles to raise money for supplies needed in the school health room. The members also hear speakers from the various areas of medicine and view films on different diseases and their cures. In carrying out its chief purpose of encouraging both students and faculty to use the library more effectively the Book- mark Club has promoted a program of service to others through the library. The first proiect concerning others in- cluded a Coffee Hour with the members of the Southside Library Club. In co- operation with a Diocesan proiect, to establish a library for grade school chil- dren at the Sister of Mercy Joseph Avenue Proiect in Rochester, the club has collected and donated books and encyclopedia. 94 Admiring the new Honor Society wall plaque are Kathleen Brunozzi, Ingrid Swanson lrow lt, laurene Lagonegro, Cathryn Cicconi, Dolores Forgensi lrow 21, Lawrence Sullivan, Thomas Burke, Daniel Skizim, August Moretti, and Timothy McGill, CHESS CLUB Notre Dame's fledgling Chess Club, under the leadership of president Joseph Colletta, and moderator Sister M. Dorothy, increased its membership and treasury during a very successful year. Members ran the concession stand during a home football game and used the profits to purchase a chess set modeled after that of Rome. The Chess Club is proud of the fact that it deals in quality and not quantity. The members are few but proud of the fact that they play the game of kings. Concentration is an important part of the game, as illustrated by Chess Club members Joseph Miller, Albert Zinn, Thomas Dunn, Joseph Coletta, and Edward Rauch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Knowledge, character, leddership and service, these are the present and future goals of all National Honor Society mem- bers. ln accordance with the National Honor Society pledge, members promise to give of their time and energy to make their ideals, their ideals of their life. The National Honor Society consists of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors with scholastic averages of 887. or better. By January of their senior year, members who possess a 907. average and receive ap- proval by the whole faculty are inducted into the National chapter. Through the devoted interest of moder- ator Sister M. Joachim, members were fortunate this year to have guest speakers Mr. Thomas Reidy, a teacher at Horse- heads High School, and Mr. Terrance O'Herran, a N. D. Alumnus and former Community Ambassador to India. On February 7, twenty-eight seniors were formally inducted. At the formal in- duction ceremony, Mr. Tessier cited the fact that former Society members were well equipped to take their places in today's complex world and exemplified well-rounded Notre Dame alumni. Guest speaker, Dr. Charles Davis, who is the superintendent of the Elmira School Dis- trict, congratulated the inductees and added, May you be worthy of this high honor the school has bestowed upon you. One for the Oney N. D. MISSION ll ' ll The Rammaker I ask you a question ond you tell me a pack of lies! And for what? A strangerl 1 -o man who don't mean a thingl Or does he? Lizzie, why don't you think pretty and take down your hair. I need a name that has the whole sky in itt And the power of a mont Star-buckl Now there's a name, and it's mine. Director James Leahy shouts orders to Stage Manager Mark Woodhouse, secre- tary Mary Ayers and Ted Semesky look on. 96 Two for the Show DAY PLAY I 'if ' f V 'IE ,vow wt' A ar i Q' .1 Joan Green and Roger Malandra take a brief rest after singing The Sweetest .g ' H Sounds. r Lil ii Look no further dear, sings Lawrence Sullivan to his duet Our story takes place in a rehearsal studio somewhere in Farmer Jean shays' Manhattan. Top Talent Package, a widely known theatrical road company under the direction of one James Nolyn has finished re- hearsing four separate shows to tour throughout the United States. However, Mr. Nolyn is not satisfied with certain aspects of the several productions and wants a quick run-through before each company leaves for its first engagement. is Her name's Lizzie Curry and thct's good enough for me. Singer Carol Hee and dancer Victoria Lynough combine their talents in the successful Ribbons Down My Back. 97 2 X ,ifw Q ,' g' 5? If ,ff - T , I. . . iv- X JBA 1 Y Q f gr ' A . 4 V . 'E ,,.,v, f 165's5' 9 , I ,- f :qu Q 1 X F 1- ,Y ,K kg. ,un- s .--v w., 5 , ' 54. Q . ew 'E W 'ft-x:w.frvxigg My ,rim A V , ..,- f - ' S, Q af , J' 1 'lb' K FQ?-, ,- J. Z.. . a J f .iv R f ,lik L , , A Q ei. X- Q ,fn if 51, 4. A, xy., gk 4 f J NW: Nix :K es fwgwbmffw P wg :::I3fgr.2mf4:if,-i,'- '. fL.x.Xff..1, 4lq..' 'Y j 252 ,. , , 'A sn- Zin-N' lx?-3:32523 v .www 5? ZV. g .5 ' - ,f '-Xlvfgvilgg -I 4,-,il ' E: i a Allqff'-t gr' ,bbfaf Q1 ' . J ., 'f ,, . , ,gig , wait, mn ff' -vii , -me f' K Q .K Ji ' ' . . fr -i .N , km 'Hx WS, xx 55? 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Jmss Munn-nf youu me-rsax-x As Rufio Uames McGill, waits for orders, Cleopatra iMary Pat McCarthy! tells Caesar fbuniel Skiziml not to be hasiy. ON A CLEAR DAY Melinda Welles makes one last attempt to resist the charm of her eighteenth .century painter, Edward. Daisy Gamble is a flighty, happy-go-lucky cigarette addict, afflicted with strange powers that embarrass her boyfriend Warren. His future with Fillerby Baby Products does not provide for a wife who can make flowers grow by singing to them, or who can find lost articles before they're missed. Desperate to become normal, Daisy asks psy- chiatrist Mark Bruckner for help. Under hypnosis, Daisy reveals a previous ex- istence as Melinda Welles, when she broke eighteenth century tradition to marry the artist she loved, Edward Moncrief. Fascinated at first by the scientific aspects of the case, Mark grad- ually falls under the spell of the elusive Melinda. Accidentally, Daisy discovers that Mark is using her only to summon Melinda. She mourns, What did I have that I don't have? and resolves never to see him again. The fighting spirit of the Melinda buried within her begins to rise. Mark's only recourse is an attempt at extrasensory per- suasion to bring DaisyfMelinda back to him-on a clear day--forever- I ' X 1.4- l 1 A ,H ' A ,,, ,- ..f .MQ nk, t, - g ' In A A x , -,rl .1 5 Hi ,. 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Her friends don't think so, as she sings, Somehow his eyes never left me alone, aboard the S.S, Bernard Cohn! tbackl Mary Kay Madden, JoAnn Bober, Christina King, Ingrid Swanson, tfrontl Denise Butler, Kathryn Cicconi, Eileen Crescenzi, Julie Sage, Patricia Ferraro. 2 1 fi fm ., N -Q Old-timer directors welcome choreog- rapher Judy Ritter to the t'CIear Day picture. . 'K K, 'f A vision of bliss, according to Warren lkichard Williamsl consists ot, You, me, and Fillerby Baby Products: guaranteed income, house with a view . . . and it comes true, when we're sixty-five. No wonder Daisy looks so happy. Which is brighter, her future or her past? Student directors Mary Julia Ayers and Mark Woodhouse agree on their E5P's and Q's with accompanist Judy Ekes. Get off my roof! Daisy has iust discovered that the doctor is less interested in her than in her eighteenth century Melinda personality. You're through using my head for a rendezvausl A little more ESP tExtra-special pushl on those sets, boysl James Leahy, Theodore Semesky, Thomas Tangorre, Thomas Dunn, Christopher Ungate, 101 'gift bi wg? gy t yew fb Sffqfgfifgg Q Q3 021513, ' - ., QQ, , 'Ft-Q59 ,mf , 45 Aj' gy .D X J Q, q for ll' DLI JI 'X Cv-f ff-'C V A F QM-E5 ju -1 I 6 ymjfv' iff Q53 Q VB 3 ' I YD . fm? CV! .f Yr .r l 'Y B-XQPAJN Q-f' L X 4f?'kM'. Jllxxgjfff .ig , , ' Qfipf 5,5-5599 Img wif ,. rg-I, xg? 5 , , ff :jf i A' gjqJ.,fs V i , W lx X' Each year the athletes of Notre Dame try to manifest a spirit that is uniquely our own -a spirited enthusiasm for goodness and a spirit of pride in their accomplishments. Whether it be on the football field, basketball court, wrestling mat or baseball diamond -win or lose - this kind of spirit is exhibited. As always there has to be someone at the top to lead and guide our actions. Not only the athletes but the whole student body realizes the loyalty of our coaches--Mr. Teta, Mr. Tessier, Mr. Hill, Mr. Goodman and Mr. Maio. By giving of themselves they have brought us fame, vic- tories, school spirit and a realization of what team work can do for a group of aspiring athletes striving to achieve a common goal. This section gives a glimpse into what goes into making sports at Notre Dame the success they are. 102 Pt 9 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SCORES - 1966-67 N. D, OPPONENTS 27 SOUTHSIDE 13 0 CORNING EAST 21 34 SAYRE 18 21 EFA 13 21 CORNING WEST 7 12 BISHOP KEARNEY 13 25 HORNELL 0 21 TOWANDA 6 Notre Dame can be iustly proud of their varsity football team which, under the able direction of head coach Nick Teta, gallantly fought its way through an exciting season which produced six wins and two losses. The Varsity men include: lrow 11 Joel Ramich, August Moretti, Daniel O'Herron, lrow 21 Thomas Ramich, Charles Cascio, John Zoltowski, Gerald Gingrich, Crow 31 Daniel Farrell, Gary Murdough, Michael Bale, John Bodewes, Rounding out the team: lraw 11 Francis Pirozzolo, Thomas Picarozzi, Brian Flynn, lrow 21 Robert Carroll, Anthony Bevi- lacqua, Peter Pertetti, lrow 31 Peter DeSocIo, James Graham, Paul Titus, Michael Arcesi, William Caroscio. 104 T ' .. , X ax .. W ,W Us 4 . , 5' ff A 3 ' if I Nl f' 4 A K Q , 4, 1 :S- Aa Q mf ff? N-2:55 11 wwf- e xl, .K , is 1 V ., ,. if gg gi Y .vm in '- fi'- U J-za: LJ 3-41,131 V JE IQ wma.. 5. 1-56:15 . -f fail-71 V .. K 2 121 M515 3 3-uf .L Miffljiffgg f fffa Q F la-H53 ' may . P- 'Qm..,, ul . . . l ' -I 21, F, S My ,,,,, L , Q ff fp- . . 1 fs 1 ss' ,L fi, 7 . i ..i ig Ei ,. ,,. x' . V 1 l AJ W f as w K -y 96 2 4 J 2 f . I I 1 5, I ' ii' l V 'kr 'X QQ.-5 , .. K.. zz f 3 Af 1 .L I , rm -i , vt E ,W ..1f.5 xii fifvla-,F x , 10 IL-N , w' :Maw .U HOIVIECOIVIING Q ' E 21 t .4 Homecoming Queen Bridget Sweet with her escort Brion Qualey. Y J K-11 it A ul A fascinating game coupled with pictur- esque half time activities made home- coming I966 a memorable and beautiful event. Anne MacNamara's careful plan- ning along with the student body's lovely selection of candidates kept everyone in suspense until Student Council president John Maloney crowned the winner Bridget Sweet. Jenn Shays with her escort Richard Hooper and their driver Philip Menges. Coaches Maia, Teta and Bement view an important play. 108 Team Huddle I Joyce Butler with her escort Daniel McCarthy and their driver John Wronkoski. Janine Muuche wiih her escort Paul Murphy and their driver Mark Laux. 109 r - rv--X, :K ,H - 'f 1 m Lf,. 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A3 , ,N , 15245 ii: gi Eh ' -! x Fr! ah. is Qs 'S' iw I n 3 v R, f ef? 3 1 gm I e n 22 , A .F Q? 5 fw- LJ? .4 F f., , Q H . -f :fir 5333? 2 f it gf w m x x ' 1 Xi F , Q. 5932 . .a,..,, A- -535 X sg m 5? 2 ' ' 55 16 1 if 'if-A 1, ,xg Y 6 ., 11 'E x W .gk , 4:11, ag ' ,ge E is el . , i XL V tw ga . 1 , ff QQ Hi' ., gy-1,:wu,?. - gi - fa--'Y-1 :aw Sf f -- nf .i U . ps ,Q f Qi , 5' w if 1 Q , ' - 3 ., .1 v Q51 fl 'fu wk .Xa VARSITY BASKETBALL NOTRE DAME VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Notre Dame Opp onen I 96 Elkland 55 82 Corning West 47 84 Padua 54 73 Clifton Springs 68 62 E, F. A. 84 68 Padua 67 79 S. H. S. 84 63 Corning East 59 68 Corning West 50 74 Corning East 86 78 E. F. A. 52 l00 Sayre 68 66 S. H. S. 68 87 Clifton Springs 74 103 Athens 53 'I I4 Elkland 42 Owego Christmas Tournament 72 Maine-Endwell 68 68 Owego 62 Daniel McCarthy, Stanley Stefunski, and Joel Ramich brought power to the N.D, team. Another great season for the Crusaders on the basketball court is now history. The N. D. cagers turned in an enviable fourteen wins and four losses. Under the direction of coach Warren Tessier the Crusaders came in second in the Rochester Diocesan Tournament. 112 ja f KKK V ' mfg: 1, SSS? Q, 1 4 Q' -' - FA T v1 2 A ? SEZ., X 1 I Q 'J H , lf J iw. if-' ff W 4, V 7 K 43 k ' bf Q? V ,E gs :- Q E I 5 , xi .. ff ,' I, .. W 'ffl 1 Kg' 'H . A W sf fx I 4 f A 1-E' X- W wwf .1 ' 458 2 V BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES - 'I966-67 N. D OPPONENTS 57 ELKLAND 53 44 CORNING WEST 40 53 PADUA 4I 55 CLIFTON SPRINGS 39 38 EFA 58 62 PADUA 37 72 SHS 55 67 CORNING EAST 53 38 CORNING WEST 34 43 CORNING EAST 45 63 EFA 73 59 SAYRE 38 45 SHS 47 50 CLIFTON SPRINGS 48 66 ATHENS 44 88 ELKLAND 2I 114 The J.V.'s also gave a fine account of themselves on the court tallying I2 victories and 4 de- feats. Their record assures N. D. a power house basketball team for years to come. J.V. cogers: Jerome Powell, Joseph Paganelli, Richard Sydlo Irow IJ, Kevin Frawley, Kevin Flynn, James Leonard. Waiting to play: Michael VanWert, Timothy Lockner, Harvey Pugh Irow II Joseph Almon, Joseph Vetter, James Sullivan. sl ef f! RE: 4 , v R ed: N wil- iw 35 9 ee i. ua' 1 1, ri ' - 5- mfr gm' gba 4' ' - x , Q N Q 5 N A Q IN 'P . x QF We-:W 1 5 Q ,iq . w-, M, V ,Q , BASEBALL First Row: Fran Pirozzolo, Larry Comereski, Bill Baker, Arnie Westervelt, Jack DeSocio, Phil Menges. Second Row: Auggie Morretti, Dan O'Herron, Larry Vetter, Paul Titus, Pete Perfetti, Mike Campbell, Bob limoncelli. Third Row: Bob Mannix, Dan McCarthy, Tim Money, Les Richmond, Paul Bussell, Rick Stalis, John Bodewes, Larry Brown, Tony Bevilacqua, Manager. Mike Campbell, John Bodewes, Dan McCarthy. . 1 1 6 Baseball should be another big sport at N.D. this season with some eight letter- men returning.The team will be under the new management of Mr. Hill, and hope- fully he can bring in a winning season. All this depends on how he fills his roster. So good luck N.D. baseballersl Bill Baker, Paul Titus, Jack DeSocio. Mr, Maio ioins his Junior and Senior trackmen for a family portrait. TRACK The N.D. track team with their new uniforms should prove that this is the season: the season when they become one of the teams to beat. Under the stern hand of Mr. Maio, the cindermen have proven themselves the equals to the big- gest teams in the area and in many instances for excelled their competitors. . ,A ff Frosh and Soph track members turn on the charm as well as the speed. X . - do E J mg! W jx .rw Qs rp A 1 MV f of 'X ' Af' ' ' fi A swf J fb G O L F 76 ip xi f 117 Robert ibukel Carroll demonstrates the power and form that have made him one ot N.D.'s best golfers. BENEFACTORS A A. B. C. Rug 81 Carpet Laundry 328 Webber Place Amacher, H. R. 8. 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McCanns Blvd. Murphy, Rev. Richard St. Patrick's Rectory Mustico, Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis J. 123 Scenic Dr., Horseheads 5 A Nfl eti ,rri A ggri Notre Dame, Parents 5 N0 eiDC'.'UeJ H59l',r5C,h9Q'H n .rrr .Eg . E-,cf 5 31 2 V . sf frj,:..g7gf ci C ',., - f 1 of X 'C ' R , Reagan, Rev. Michael L. Notre Dame High School t Red Barn Restaurant V 1327 College Ave. Ryder's Kitchens 8. Appliances 2026 Lake St. 1 '3.' 'fii Svrrdore. Mraastivsephf fa C C trttig lcrtii 1 ns. ,, , A zl, C, clcs 1 J Ch UIQF' .,,. .1 C :SwddardfCffCl?f siWR9vmfmif!fH,efgf r.fn, 1 if! A xperlencing fond memories of sports not too well played are Judy Cook, Karen Loughlin and Maureen Kelly. ! , X 'rf C ,ri Wwfwr to CU f ' gr 1,1 ' , 1 Retreat masters Father Volpe and Father . , r 4 I, Bernler. 0 ,Mi 119 l 7fV,lx,? 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SSS5 SS S M S SSS fif Bus SSSS lSSf SlS SSS ?SSS Q Sv SSS Joel lays up for unoiher great Ramich shot. 120 l Hall Roofing A Sheet Harold's Army 8g Navy Store H l Harris Food Market l Haskell, Howard A. a.econner,'A,Jg Helen's Beauty Shop' L h: if mKz , 1 : i Hemenway Florist so s , Henbest 8. Morriyseyflnisurcince 1 A S Hess, College Ave. i Hesselson's, Elmira Heights f Heymqn's Men Clothing Store,f LQ Horseheads- ' S S Hi-Bar Tavern H lmhl l - lrl . Hires Turner-GlasslCo. oktts 'S Holy Names Scwfififvie Sf- f?G'fiC,k's Church in Homeroom Nof202 'ttfo it ,,,,f f Homeroom No. 21,0 S it S llsi tlf', ' A Homestead l'fl .s , it L Horseheads Post, Inc., Horseheads lls , Horton, 81 Mrs. Keith F1 Hortons'Paint Store lll - ,S Houseoof Alto iiis House of Flowers, Corninggfi ils Hudson shoe, lcamang a.TEl,mirg Hughes, Charles 8-Sons ili, ,'t Q lss y it Hughes Crane Service y Hughes Pro Shop , S Hunt,yDr. M,rs.J. H. S , wigs gy - 'll Q fi: -- ligwes It , if 5 , if fu, K. fn E: J ,nf ijl: Fi, '? 21535: E Ni fl..- El 'j:k::1NfiQQ,,5g Z ' 4' ,jg as ls. ' 'i't' ' t'1 5 Mdtesf ' H .. . .v .1 U W ,f . A star ls born ess ,,i, lnsuranggegl-Iorseheads I Kalechiheiial Home he V-s, - A , ' Karanis FooldVMa,rket, 1 H Kelly ReXClll,DtfUgsfi i,T,f 5 7Kehn Hair, Fdshion, ,Big Floats y Kitchehsp S QQ iie, 5 sKie'ntuB:ky Fried Chicken, Corning ,KerituckyifriedChicykeyn, Elsriiiraf J KilyrnersCleyanerfwoshg H 'S National Honor,Society Neilfqspeiaquorisrofel o Nelsohi Drg ,Qz,iM'fS. Alfred F. NetefCorp,,-,y ' S fi no 7Kin,g,'s'Appl,iotntes,, Hprsehegdsl M Newman Club of Elmira College ,Kig1g'sfQairy,A,Compliments lii, lri fii N. D.'Vdrsity Cheerleaders y KobqCker'g, il,l l i,:,,, , mireelnumeucsmcr, S Kolrnfelizl, ,Dr.i7S'eyi1iiouiF A., ,M.D,f ills y - Nowldns Academy ofiDcmce Arts Koskifs Sunoco ,seryigej Isisyiis yi ii .iier y ' i 2 ,,,,. ,,,,12 ifsf 21' ' 3 lii. , i ' S s,'ffH S , iiii i'l' S it i::' 1 4.,--I-X ,4-i K -:e, ...fl 1 x. fis L swtfafefs , ' X Je, 21.1 f 55 K, H f,,,.,gf,Z,-,ii 5,.,,,E, N13 K :L H 11..,,-:ze as sefz,-A 1 -L f, az ,V w w, vi 121 Maybe we'd better try again exclaim Kathy Salometo, Li d S ' , W d N b , B b Hollern, Ann Wright and Patricia Buffalin. T1 G UVIHO en Y Urn efg GT UFC! g1'E's'-se-J-,rnezw J .1--Y -1-F - . -J, :AJ - If f.- ,. J A- - . - .s.. We , .fffil i' if Q -ifl5:JLL wi Ji Y Wit' a Q y Yagi, .. .. .V . Q. V J., J. J.. R R Radford, Mr. 8- Mrs. M., Horseheads RahalI's Food Market Rand's Drug Store, Elmira Rand's Drug Store, Horseheads Rays Cut Rate, Elmira Heights Reagan, Mr. 8g Mrs. Richard J. Reidy, Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry J. ReynoIcl's Groceries Rhinehart Sand 8- Gravel Co., Corning Richmond, Cecil L. Rinwalske's Wreckers Ritter's Robinson Building Materials Rockwell-Gould Co., lnc. Rosenbaums Rudy Baer's Corner, Horseheads Rudy's Greenhouse Ruth's Beauty Shop Ryder's Music Store, Elmira Heights if. . T ' ' A -J cr JJ - -' . ' . J .SJ nigh 'xx :.:- e2:,'as.Lfi: SL-vistas.: Izspnf J . St. Ce,cilio's Altari8. Rosary Society St.lMary's Rosary 8. Altar Society Sam's,G'rill,4 J .J J . Sanitary Ba'rber,Shop . Savino's'Shoe Store, Main' St. N. .Schrnidt'sClover Farm Market, J :Elmira Heights - Schornsteimer Dairy . shtqppeefs Food Market Sheahan,Dr. J. H. Sheehe, H. J., Sales Co. y Sherwin-Williams Co: J ll Shtreibman',JL.'8. Son, Jewelers J ShuIman,,l. 8- Son'Co., lnc. ' Sindlinger'8r Burt , Slim'sl Pizza, 8g Subs- smiih, A.yC., Jr., M.D. Smilh,JA. c., sr., M.D. S Smith-Corona Typewriters ' Smith-Fudge Funeral Home Smithome Farms Kitchen Snyder, R. R., M.D. Solomon, Dave J So'n,riy's' Diner Q i' J J 7 Sophia's Cozy Corner S . Southern? Tier Tree Service J Southside SubQShop, 1 S S Spallone, Mr.18. Mrs. Vincent' y Spanish Club, of Notre' Dame .1 Spiegel, W. M.. 8- Sons J Spirawk Appliance Sales, as J Elmira Heights' ' -J . J . Stacktflectronics, flnc. Q if . Stafford Service. Station, Horseheads Stamm Supply, Inc., Big Flats it JJ J J, State Restaurant J y Steals Shop J J g 122 -, iii J jj, .J 5 'JJ g,'if,JJMffJ ..JJ . .L ,JJJJ , . .- , v Q Stiles, Ray 8. Son Stitch Shop, The Sullivan Bros. Truckmen, Inc., Horseheads Summers Business School Super Duper, Inc. Swan 8. Sons Morss Co., Inc. l.'-- 1 .iJ- l ,i ,M Vwgg H ,,.,, ,EW K ..., .J 2, 4,,,... ,,.. f.. JJJJJ 4 .WZ ., , ,JJ xi, ',f:tJ5.cif.,JJ4.-- 5:1 T .aii ..J ' .esi t ,. rniwazaoadlsafcemseiir+nfs fJJ is so JSJS Jta .. S g - Q U Uncle Tom's J V J J Van Atta, R. F., Grocer Van Patten.Plumbing 81 Heating Co. Inc. Vasco Exterfminating Co. Vern's Grill y J 1 Vic's Diner J Voorhees, Dir. 8J Mrs. Charles Je -.Jw Ns: JJJ. LJJJM we J, -.f.eJJ 1 f.f.J .- J. Ja- M -ff-Je...-,.yA, ., 4. ..,J JJ- J- s, .W J -f ,Jf ,J S. ,Q,Mit-JJJQ5,--..,,sJ,ui .... J JJ,.f, Mm A ,J-5? f- Jw- Sm J, san, , A, eJ F' JJe,,.i,i.s.: Ji f3w1f:,.,fJ JJ 2-aff, gf. eb 1. ,sew J' , nf, fr. sa, -51.551 .fig 2 Je Aa. .J J.r.ea.f.J ,,.sJJ... . . JM. -f . ...W JJ ... . '-. JJxf Jrie'N 'isr 2scJ5?s?:Jeffgd ii if '..' J..--J ... 55? .,. ,sg see. ,, fc , 5sJ,S,,,,,,,,g ,JJ hw f Ex J Jae -J-JJ, . J-NN JJJ. -J JJ? -..fJ.JJ. ,i ,.., . .J .. . , 'r tlt :1 --Www--J --'f' J .- -J f' 'J - .. ..f. s -J.-,flaws-ragga-,Jesu XJ X-Cel Dairy -. 1 ,,,J Jzy V lZarro'siRi2ia 81 Grocery g J PERSGNAL PATRONS ' 'Y' 'if .1 A'Brrm10, auffhiiqingii J A fA'Brunzo, Mr. andiMrs'. Loiuisf ,Q L J .Ackley, Mr. and Mrs.if'Ke,rr?ri,iVtf,'. p Agan, Anne Marie 7621 A m'.. ' Agan, Little Linda A y Agan, Sarah J. 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'ae . , gr . . rr r .i : 51523: F X f l -1 The all important group telephone call among Carol Cook, MaryAnne Gridley, Ed Haddad and John Kennedy. Call, Miss Mildred Calpin, Mr.,and Mrs. James Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Caporiccio, Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Jr. Caporiccio, Louis, Sr., In memory of Carey, Mr. and Mrs. George Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carmody, Mr.and Mrs. James R. Carnevale, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Caroscio, Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Casey, Miss Mary Cassidy, Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Cecchini, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chapman, Ransford Chely, Mrs. Robert Chudzinski, Mr. Carl Ciarlo, Mr. and Mrs. John Cicora, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cieri, Anthony B. Cirulli, Mr. and Mrs. Armand Claire, Joan Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Valdemar Cleary, John '59 Coburn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Coggins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Jacque Coke, Z. Esther A L Coletta, Mr. and Mrs. James Coletta, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Comereski, Mr. andMrs. Charles R., 'Sr Comereski, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Composto,' Sue '66 Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Connelly, Mr. Joseph Connolly, Alfred E. Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. John Constantine, Mrs. Helen 7 V Converse, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cook, Mr. and Mrs..Clyde Corcoran, Mrs. Florence L A Corcoran, Robert . A Corkins, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cornacchio, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. J Costanza, Mr..and Mrs. James J -Costello, Mr. and.Mrs. Bernard r A Costello, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Costello, Mr. ,and,Mrs. Stephen . Costello, Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin, Mrs. Eleanor . A Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Coughlinsky, S. R. e A Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cranesky, C. A. J A y , . Cranesky,1.R..N. J - t l A V Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. ,O.,l.awrence J .Creighton,,Mr. ancljMrs. Wal,teriE. Y J Crescenzi,lMr.iand M'rs.,SfAnthonyf y Cronin, Mr. Joseph H. L ' 1 Crossley, Mr. andtMrs. Bruce 125 Crowley, Mr. John J. Cruise, Bill Cullen, Judge and Mrs. James W. Cullen, Miss Jeanne A. Cullen, Miss Mary A. Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cummings, Norbert Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cummiskey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V., Jr. Cummiskey, Mr. Joseph V. Czak, E. lawrence Czveslin, W. J. we '70 r r. sr'...re rJs.s iirss . ,r.' ..r Dalton,IMr.anidlMrs.'JJRichIaIrdg l.,'.l iJ,..s J Danaher, Mrfand Mrs. .CJ Dart, Isa M: A JJrij , l,, riii, David. MT-A and Mrs-A ggg f S11 Davis, Mr. and Mrs. ..... rfi J' DeBlasio, Mr. A and 'i . Delaney, Mr. and r ,l 2 1'., A Della Rocco, Mr.,rqndfjMrsgJJ,qmesf Dena J .kry I I J, k.1.L IEIIIIJI I DeM9H': Mr- 'Jl' J- Who says boys can'l lake sewing! asks Bill Fairchild lo Barbara Flory, Marie Burke, Jean Hughes 'DeMQii,IIJMrS. 17' ' QI' i'.. '.'l',. ' and Pat Ferruro. Denson,IMr.iaridIMt5s.jB.Ji i.. si., f 1ii,, J Densivm Mrs dnidiMrS4J E+ ii.,e xg Jfrii T irr .i.iis,r,i.ii J li r.s., J - DeRenzo,iMr:alnIdWMfSAH5dMlJ?J ..'i 'f.ii.iJ'i Fnends . 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Long, Mr and Mrs. Junior Long, Mr. Robert longwell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Longwell, Mr. and Mrs. M. Glover Looney, John R., ln memory of Loughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald . Lucarelli, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 5 ' Lutomski, Mr. and Mrs. 'Led Lutz, Mrs. B. J. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J Lynough, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. - . J M J ... Mqcdoneu, Mfg. oaqdyg MCD9Jn9u9h. qqd Mrs. John J owe'-If Mr'JJqrldJJMrJ5fJJJHV9h J Mcounn, Mr.2and James J t'Z1fMcGill, James, ,Srg pf, in J .J s,,,.. J gMadigdin,JTMrggand,Mrs.1l-lqrold J. itMGl'i19ne,tJJMfi1Jr31nH 9MfSJlJJlTlidmdsJtg in J or JJMQIOQRYMJGEYY J L... llssf Jf J fMdl0U0JSkiQJJMfSJf JMUJF9J5f 5i J 1 .illrll El JMQMSRB, JHwfisf J ssrtt. if pMalnoski,,Mildred7 J .r,'l p VJ lpyjlp Malone, and.Mrsi. JohnfM. Malone,Mrs.JMary J J J JJ J Mandell, .s, Mr.Jand Mrs.JDaniel, r JMdndell,JMr. and Michael JJ - p Money, ,Mr.Jancl JMrs.fVincent,S.' 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