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

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M. McCarthy, C. Hee, S. M. Dorothy, R. Kelly. ln an effort to make Catholic Stu- dents Mission Crusade more meaning- ful, regular meetings gave way to occasional special meetings planned around guest speakers. ln homerooms, representatives made weekly collections for the missions and ran the annual bandage and stamp drives. A special missionary was assigned to each home- room in an effort to bring the mission apostolate even closer. Correspondence between the missionary and the home- room representative strengthened the ties of local concern and foreign apostolates. SODALITY Robert Kelly President Mary Rose McCarthy Vice-President Carol Hee Secretary Iacques Mauche Treasurer Sister Mary Dorothy Advisor Sodality '68 in its earliest stirrings attempted to form community through the year's activities, making a self- commitment at the Christ the King Mass, the harvest feast. Christmas baskets brought the discoveringof the city's poor and the desiring of the new life of the Incarnation through the joy of the Golden Mass. Planning, ques- tioning, trying the new and different marked this year's efforts. ln February. sophomores were welcomed into the group. ln May, love for the Mother of the Church was reason enough for the annual celebration of May Day, a glorious finale for the year's activities. Serving Others C.S.M.C. Paul Bussell President IoAnn Bergh Vicc-President Iuliann Burns Secretary Gregory Hamilton Treasurer Sister Mary Emeric Advisor First row: I. Sullivan, K. O'Herron, C. Senlski. C. Leahy. K. Ramich. M. A. Reagan. Second rou-: L. Ransey, C. Com- posto. L. Cirulli. K. Brunozzi. M. Minch. T. Hanrahan. D. Burns. Third row: S. M. Emcric. T. Caporiccio, I. Bergh. I. Long- well. S. Norton, P. Bussell. I. Capozzi. I. Andrus, M. Maloney, I. Titus.

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I. Ferris, T. Raniewicz, S. M. Coronata. M. Cantando. H. Ransey. SPANISH CLUB William Baker President Maureen Minch Vice-President Kathleen O'Leary Secretary john Heher Treasurer Sister Mary Dorothy Advisor Spanish Club activities this year were aimed at bringing the Spanish culture closer to its members. Mrs. Sanchez. mother of Sophomore Aida Sanchez. demonstrated how to make pastelillos, a Puerto Rican dish. The club learned folk dances and presented a play in Spanish, Little Red Riding Hood. Spanish pen pals became new amigos for several members who enjoyed their foreign correspondence. More than Sounds: Finding LATIN CLUB Howard Ransey President Theresa Raniewicz Vice-President Mary Cantando Secretary Ianine Ferris Treasurer Sister Mary Coronata Advisor Through Latin Club projects, the members were aided in the mastery of the language itself. The club Roman- ized food for their annual banquet and also attempted to produce a play en- tirely in Latin. The Latin newspaper, Vox Populi, also added to the en- joyment of the language and reminded students that Latin was not always a dead language, but once the voice of those who ruled the world. K. O'Leary. B. Baker. M. Minch. S. M. Dorothy. I. Heher.