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

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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.