Notre Dame High School - Mater Dei Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1958 volume:

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Here We have learned the secret of lasting joy. We know that it will come only through the Mediatrix of all Graces, Notre Dame. 2 Qi: 419735. Mary Lu Bernard, Editor , . THE QUEST INVOLVES. FACULTY 5 5:7 SENIORS 14 Directory 76 UNDERCLASSMEN 23 Juniors 30 Sophomores 38 Freshmen 46 ACTIVITIES 52 Religious 54 Publications 55 l l Clubs 58 l SPORTS 62 Boys' 54 I U Girls' 70 H BUSINESS ASSOCIATES 80 ' 1 GENERAL INDEX 83 3 MOST REVEREND LEO R. SMITH, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop rj the Diocese of Bu-Halo uzkiin Li his in MOST REVEREND JOSEPH A. BURKE, D.D. Bishop rj the Diocese of Bufalo ur next for Itfappinefs Right Reverend Sylvester J. 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Languages, both modern and classical, literature, drawing, painting and music are taught daily. Through his study ofthe arts the student gains Huency and expression so necessary to successful living. A devoted faculty endeavors to supply those principles which serve as a basis for life. Reverend Charles A. Schoy, Religion Ilg Religion IIIg Guidanceg General Science. Sister Mary Ethel, C.S.C., Shorthand Ig Shorthand and Transcriptiong Introduction to Businessg Bookkeeping II. S1sterM Dolores C S C Eng hsh IV English II Dramatics. Reverend Guido Caspani I.M.C., Religion IIg French Ig French IIg Latin III. - Reverend Edward T. Fisher, Religion IIg Latin Ilg Athletic Director. Sister Helen Miriam CSC Glee Clubg Head of Music De partment. Sister Mary Avelina, C.S.C., English IIIg Moderator of Mater Dei and Nodalzi, Li- brarian. Father Prina expounds the beauty of pure science to a group of potential Einsteins. The Sciences Happy sophomores learn domestic science. I 2 Reverend Nazarene Prina, I.M.C. Physicsg Chemistryg Bi- ologyg Moderator of Science Club. The Foundation of Modern Progress A Century ago the activities commonly known as the three R's, were all that society demanded as essential to an edu- cation. But, progress across the years has made learning the sciences a must. During their four years at Notre Dame, students learn the science of Religion as taught by the diocesan priests. They absorb the tenets of the Catholic religion and the application of Christian principles to everyday living. They also follow courses in pure science, applied science, social science and business administra- tion. All are part of the plan to prepare each for living happily in an age of mod- ern progress and atomic era. Reverend Lee J. Mays, Re- ligion Illg Elementary Alge- brag Intermediate Algebra. Sister Bernard Marie, C.S.C., World Historyg American His- tory Ig Moderator of Girls' Athletic Association. Reverend Gerard Martin, Re- ligion Illg General Scienceg Biology. Sister Justine Marie, C.S.C., ':: Homemakmg Ig Homemaking IIg Health. , n 4 Q 'K l M: ' glial! 2, 'ff 'f-- in i Qwest is ,. ..,i-, W1 ,.-v: ,.. F1 Sister M. Fernando, C.S.C., gififlf i' n Citizenship Educationg Ameri- ' can History II. l Reverend Francis M. Skupien J Religion Ig Plane Geometryg Trigonometryg Solid Geom- etry. '.'., Q ' U i el.. t 1 in -- A '--, Sister M. Raymunda, C.S.C., Typingg Secretarial Practice, Business Arithmeticg Business Law. 13 The ueft Becomes el Reezlit For J ff . ..!. 1 'N WA Q UA 17 If lf' , xv W J 5 Y A X X 3A f , 5' I A 43 . I I 1 1 'L W ' f i f ,ff x N ' . TQ! we W 2 X .N W W e 3 , - if 'NA I f J e w ,, J, J . ,. , . .e f ' 'ff f ff A 1 ff ' A ' , 1, NJ, f 4 X f N 'w 141W f A ' , 'f ' , an W 4 Q ff, fl, , X fu an XA 611551 i l,-Sz 1 Q i f. JK. ' , -1 ,- 'if gr ' ' . , vf , -- ..,,,, .- In fem - , .- 1.fg ' ' -'A ,111 .f gf, - ' ,-Q.-1.1, iq Y 045- .- . Nu.-Q 44' -'G Z ,, k , . f- .,f-L- - fl - f - Y,:.i--- ... -. 1 THE SENICRS E E s , ' DAVID CIMA CSMC I, 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Cross Country 3, 45 Student Council 3g N.H.S. 4. W, of - wie - - ' ' efgv efiiigris U LT' ' 33 59 Wi -' 1 91231. ' 2?E?i52,S2'ff5-W ' ,,,f','f'.: :':: .91 - :fr -- f i . V2123?if?:E,1eF iii ..,g- Q MARIANO TOSTO CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Nodahi 4, Mater Dei 4g Student Council 2, 4g N.H.S. 4. , iuul i Senior 4 , W. X M V 5 K 2 Q ' i til l 'il 5 DONNA TRESCO CSMC 1, Q., 3, 4, Nodahi 35 Mater Dei 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4. All eyes are on the principal, Father Herlihy, as he ponders the wisdom of excusing seniors, Phil Pilato, Maureen Cunningham, Chuck Barone, Mariano Tosto and Virginia Gautieri from class to start dec- rations for a dance. i Officers MYRNA MARZOLF CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Mater Dei 44 Basketball 4, Student Coun- cil 3. CHARLES BARONE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Intramurals I, 2g Class Officer 1, 2. T, ,, ji? 4, , ' 4 gf-tl ALFRED BERGERON CSMC 4g Mission Representa- tive 4, Transferred to N. D. 4 from Carmelite Junior Sem- inary, Boston, Mass. 1 ai , ' . ,Q , . my I f FK 'Q if X Ba- lx 'ii V ,-'1Z Mm wf?f:??4 , A .V Zlfit: ' ,J Class of 1958 BARBARA BURNS Mater Dei 4g Intramurals I, QQ Science Club 25 Cheerleading 29 3: 4- JUDITH BISHOP Nodahi 31 Mater Dei 4g Li- brary 3g Glee Club 4. CAROL BUNDY Nodahi 1, 2g Mater Dei 4g Glee Club I, 2, 3g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. 17 MARY LU BERNARD Nodahi Editor gg Mater Dei Editor 4g National Honor So- ciety 4g G.A.A. 4. AUDREY BRAUN Nodahi 2g Glee Club 4g Dra- matics 35 Intramurals 2. Jo ANN CANTY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Nodahi 2, 3g Mater Dei 4g Library 2, N.H.S. 4. F,a4.ff ..,. 1 g':,syffi-w,s.5.,Ls,? ' , f'-54:.l:-.512 '5'EfE1.5g:.:: v'i 'wfpimff .- f E1 ' - f . f Q I .., r . 'fu 7 IF'-2 ' . 3 ' A i l . '11 33545 ., flviff ...liknrqfav Yay . fe ei: 3 A Qf 5?fj:Pf'rf?fiZfsi.' Qigteeiiliiixlii feisty ' fm-54 . ,Jw -wxsmvrx, MAUREEN CUNNINGHAM Nodahi 3, 4g Mater Dei 4g Li- brary 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4. MARY CASSIDY MARTHA CLARK CSMC I, 2, 3, 44 Nodahi 25 Library 2, 3g Dramatics 35 Science Club 2. G.A.A. 4. TOM CLARK Basketball I, 2, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 4g Cross Country 4. ELEANOR CURRY Nodahi 3, 45 Mater Dei 4Q Li- brary 3, 44 Girls Chorus 4. Seniors DURLAND DAGGETT CSMC I, 2, 3, 4Q Gle: Club I, 2, 3g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2. 1 8 l JOSEPH DE FAZIO CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 4. '. .101-'9 I ,WI CONNIE DIPIAZZA CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4' lk' fi I Q I i X Q , ,, RICHARD ELLINGHAM Library I, 2, 3, 43 Class OHicer 5 2- Science Club I 2' NDAC 3, a Q 1 - Wgfmgi-1 A , Seniors seem to be enjoying French under the direc- tion of Father Guido Caspani. CAROL ELMORE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3 Intramurals 1. ,I9 JOHN EISLINE Nodahi 25 Basketball Q., 3, 45 Cross Country 3. ...,..,....,, .,,, ,,. , , , ,,,,.,, . .i,,, ,.,, ,,. , ,. X fl 'wfuzsi . ' vzay u ' IW-iran , -itgEWi..i, A ,,-QW, gfwiigk Viv, fl , , .5: ,.':'5as . I . lei ' Y 'R' f K Q EQ I 5 . 35 img ,mm ,f Brain, is Q, li f X X r S it it Q33 mis X K: ,gp Apart it ,wi , 1 3, X , I mini l Nm ' 3 4 J F? If 1 A is if WF .1 , 4 1 , ggi CAROL ELLIS Mater Dei 4g Library 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4g Class Ofiicer 3 SANDRA FEE Nodahi 3, Mater Dei 4g Intra- murals I, 2, 35 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4- 3, 4- NICHOLAS FIGLOW CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 4. NICHOLAS GUALTIERI - CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I,2g Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, MARY ELLYN GERACE CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mater Dei 4. JAMES GATGENS CSMC I, 2, 3, 45 Stage Produc- tion 3, 4. Si:'M:Z5fi:fPf M .. A- ' :Ir-5: --31.31 .- , -- 1 . if If ,, -V 51 K K . -fa g, , K, .. JOSEPH GAUCK CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Mater Dei 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. 33,17 Vg ,g m 3ff?33 i 25355 af K A N 2 5 W vii mt-ww.3 :, Y-2. :N A , iwmagtiytg, , V, , 1 fgf',f I :lik -9fl3CiL.SkXa f5',fai!sf KATHLEEN GLEASON CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Nodahi 3, 4, Library 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 4. 20 VIRGINIA GAUTIERI Library 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2 3, 4- Secret ballot? We wonder, as Ed Kryman assists Mary Lu Bernard from the voting booth! CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 2, 35 CATHLEEN HACKETT Cheerleading 49 Library 2, Mater Dei 4. 1958 JUDITH HAITZ CSMC I, 2, 3, 44 Glee Club 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, Mater Dei 4. CAROL JUDD CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2. I r , fi A PAULA KLIMCZAK ROBERT KLEPS CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Girls' Chorus CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club I, 34 Glee Club 3, 4. 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 2. 21 PATRICIA HORGAN CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA WOZNIAK CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 4Q N.H.S. 4. EDWIN KRYMAN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3. 4-' .- f A f i? 'L If? ,Q 2 ,ff 2 ML I Ss., E EDMUND LEISING CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 2, 33 Mater Dei 4g Student Council 3. JOHN KULIKOWSKI CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Class OH-icer 25 Football 3, Basketball 2. 3, ,,.t. ,X - .,,,.,, , Vll, 4 ... ll. l , f?g,f.g11, . . . f Wi, em 'I 5 'J gr J ., Q fex i . . I Qffifxifffi - LORETTA LA RUSSA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 3, N.H.S. 4. PATRICIA LAMBERT CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Nodahi 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Class OH-icer 2. Seniors JOAN LIPPOLD CSMC I, 2, 3, 43 NDAC 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g N.H.S. 4. Q2 KATHERINE MALONEY CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Class OfHcer 3, Mater Dei 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 4. FRANCIS MARCHESE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4' MARY MARZOLF CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Class Officer 23 N.H.S. 4. WILLIAM MASTIN CSMC 1, 2, 3, 45 Cvlee Club 2, 3, 4, Sports 51, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3. CHARLOTTE MCCORMICK CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Mater Dei 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. While waiting to have her senior picture taken, Cathy Hackett chooses a Delux coloring. Mary Ellyn Gerace and Kay Gleason are still undecided. ff 3' 5 JOAN MCCURRY CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Nodahi 3 Library 2, 33 Glee Club 2 Mater Dei 4. ff? r Y- ix M? Xa., ,,-:fa ai? I ,. .. ' ' Q- -lf ,ji . 1 'fa 7-Q-m,':sf:,l'g'wsibf - - vw if x 9 . 1 f -: 251-a::-., al-1 we .ga - . . ' ' . - 2 ',. 4 M ' 1552! 'i.SE,'f- SQL- F ali? ,,.ifzY'.:w A 1. ,-I arg -I, W f . ---rig..-z..w.-.11 if .f :- 1' 'iw-.- x -1,5-.2i,,re.,'---4-- I 51,3 J al - -W 4,4 -1-my f f- FL- a- Q r -- - 4 - if 7 .q ,. . - , wasp-.aa ,: -:ww .-lf.i24- -624215 I :aw - -, 1 ., 1.--H -- ' . . - :rf.:?:ih:QH:.'1 2- fr e.,,3Q-Nfrvf,-'wwfva.1 2- 'Sf f ine .- i s , -:ga Q,-,.-.iairrazw f f- Marte ff-cfeaqir-ails er ,ga-.: 1.- ,f Peggy , I 5- , - 3 , Q, ,gs ,--5,4433-Sai , ,arf- , , iaggzag, Q f mae ., .- f . A , '5 A' 5 JOHN MCGINNIS CSMC I, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I. 2.3 PATRICK MCKERNAN CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g NDAC 1, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED MEINWEISER CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 44 ROBERT MUSCARELLA Mater Dei 4g Intramurals 23 CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, N.H S. 4. 3, 4g Baseball 3. l l l M ' 'ill ,.,.y.,, ...va 4:31, ,, W, , J, -4-M912 iff? ffflt .3Q:g 5w,-isafts 35711 :gig--A .Maze ww 4 . ,Q se gg, . 1 , 34'iQi224,'.'x 1l33fgs 9 511' 55 f 'L ,Sakai ,,Qu3t.y3g.:2,jQ.g' wwzswjf- 1 - ' f , .km 'K ievklgv.-.'-wwf GAIL PASTORE CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 3g Mater Dei 3, 43 Basketball Manager 3, 4g N.H.S. 4. C. JAMES PERO C. PETER PERO CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Sports 3, 4. CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2g Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4- fle ,,,,a,e, ,few .s fu: .. w swffvwfws. RICHARD NETH CSMC 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 4. GLADYS PECK CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2 3, 4g Class Officer Ig G.A.A. 4 Art students Ed Leising, Loretta LaRussa, and Sue Roach are discussing different designs for the year- book cover. 24 l PHILIP PILATO CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4. A5945 A Lilwit'-5335 l K a, 1 . 5 ,, M , JJ, we . 'ii l,:3 .,' u I ' , 4 - :,gef,,f:5,q,'1', , 5 , . lrigfgi75ga'ffg2ggQu 1 t iff2:2F'af,w,:wn i ' , ' 'I g3i'i!,i'q'g55l1f 'Li 1958 RITA RUFFINO CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Mater Dei 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Chorus I, 2. MARILYN PRATT CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. JAMES REIGLE CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE ROACH CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Mater Dei 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, 4. l 25 NICHOLAS PROSPERO CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Football 3, 4Q Class OfHcer 2. 5 5f,g,ffe,-tf:.ff,g,:,if4gf,,g,g,hf,,M14 -,-- I-:fm . - f -vt 1. I ir, . ' l f' 5 J ALBERT REPICCI CSMC I, 2, 3, 4, Mater Dei 4 Glee Club I, 3, Student Coun eil 4. 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CHARLES SCHIAVI CSMC I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2g Bowling I, 2, 3, Class Oliicer 3. 2, 3 ,fL,,.,g,3,, ,g,,fe,,,.2'.s1,3.?g,,32l.3, ,iw ,3 3 ' 3 2 :s?fff?3 3 , 2 S M3 . ,, , ,,,3,,,,..,, 2,315 Q Q MS ? 33 , -3 3 Y, it .,, . K, .-,.. 5 3 ' 1: 'fH.. '.:J Y1sf'3, .5 ' 553-.fz ffm,-3 at A M355 . 1 g f - , ,3 f ,. 5.-v.s,.2:'1f :sf SY I EDWARD KIRBY CSMC I, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SOBCZAK ROSEMARY STACK CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Nodahi 34 CSMC I, 2, 3, 4Q Glee Club 35 Mater Dei 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Intramurals IQ G.A.A. 4. 26 BARBARA SCHILLER CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4g Mater Dei 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4- Seniors JOSEPH SURRANI CSMC I, 2, 3, 45 Nodahi 2, Football 3, 49 Science Club 2, 3. THOMAS TATARKA CSMC 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, EDWARD THOMPSON 4g Class Officer 1, 1gNDAC 1, CSMC 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4Q 3 2, 3, 4. Science Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 4. 1958 BARBARA WINCH CSMC 1, 1, 3, 44 Library 4g Dramatics 3g G.A.A. 4. PATRICK WELSH CSMC I, 2, 3, 4g Mater Dei 4 Student Council 3, Basket ball I, 2, 3, 4Q N.H.S. 4. l Hungry senior boys, Joe Surrani and Butterball Philip Pilato and David Cima lead the Honor So McKernan, ask Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Moag, Mrs. ciety into the auditorium. Sprague, Mrs. Qinkham and Mrs. Hock, What's forlunch? 27 The ueyt Leeldf to Greater Learning For Them e 1 f L '41 1 ,- I , , . ,l M I 1 x 4ll A X +4 I I A Q. J af 'lix f' , -, , - 1,313 W ' My - K n f x V3 I 1 ' 7 fa 1 W ', 1 W Q, 4 rf lr 'riff s . 4 f A ff' I I , ,, J, 4 f, X ' 4 ,.' I, A! - f A F riff vi , 1 W!! ! V W Wm WTQ Q- ' ,' -ff 1 f QK QQ , lg l :.f fix , 7' m y sf, fa, Yf'1 ' fg J- 4 1 f e - ,, Ni9'e6Zyf! 7 ' ' -J QFEQ, I , 5525:-We W x-' ' vf wv ,Y -4- -- -,Q.,, .- '1 15- 5 W! ' -f he- ,!.1',-THf- a:- WV, .Y ,143 1 'Q-W 67415 Y I Y ,-. Y-L- Q ,f,, Vx . -4 ,,.c.5-.- .,, -- CUR UNDERCLASSMAN INA wks. E H , ., . .. ,. . N x U A , X' Q, f Q -Y vu 4, ' 2 ,. , V V' ap, xr. 'M' vi 5, , ' -. ' ,g F. fb, ., fe., ax N is AM WK V 4 . W V gi, x h,,.lr' W' K ' K' - M . , Ma . ' ' L.,4',, .., , J w , .H - uf N -uf f' ,M- ' -4 fm ,. 'A , V- , , C 49. ,, J , ' U . - I K , .aw Caroling Juniors spread Christmas cheer at the County Home. ., H -Q.. ' I Helen Bundy relaxes on the school steps. Exultant Juniors leave school after a hard day's work. 30 Junior class officers are gathered in this informal group to discuss plans for their prom. They are james Lambert, presidentg Mary Leising, secretaryg Betty Corcoran, vice-president and Mary Tosto, treasurer. Gerald Arnold, Mary Ellen Bauman, Frances Allenza, Carol Barone, Larry Darch, Aileen Quinlan, Sue Donahue, Marilyn Brewer, James Gauck, i 3 I Sister Ethel presents shorthand awards to Patricia Chmielowiec, Theresa Pellegrino, and Patricia Gringer. Sister Bernard Marie believes that thorough map study helps to establish a firm foun- dation in American History. 1 z-1 7-1-. 1:.f-5-if-3 ,.g.3-'fn' ug-fa-Z-:-1. -, :fat-rf'-t.'Z12g-Z-Q-2-iv?f:-'.'.'.-.-'4'.'.'Z-.-'-,.gZ,.g-'.-1 Q H., . ,,.. .. , ,, . s, n,.,,.,.,.,,,, g..,g,-,,, . , ...,,,.,'... s,-Q.. ....'.'. '.' .Q-.',-3-.'.-.'.'.-.'Hhs.-,o,-'tg 2,',5.g.- 34. sfgnj,g,p.3.'.','?f.'.-fu .-.s,.'.',q.,.g.'.'.- .5.3.--,-.wfg ,.,.,.g ,s x lid-I' N6 595 'tix .gee . D , . 35: -:fs-:P :,.,,. .,.,., ,' '- 'Aa -:-1' f. .-.-.-' :ag .51-gs lf' nw-U-,...,.. .. , ,..t v...-5,-4. ., ,.,. .. , .., ...-. ..,,,,-, vc. ,. ,.,,,.,,., ,.,. A. , l. r. y , ,. V,-,..,.,f .,..,-i. , N . ,,.,.,. , ., . . , ,-,- , ,., -,-, . . .-,f. .,.n . s X .- 4-1.:-:-'-,-1-Q gf -,Q-Q-1.Z..-:gr-.y't'.-ff.-atv-'te-1-e.' -2-1-1: -: ,Z-1-1+ ' V.-24--:lv z-if.-av. James Heveron, Richard Hickey, Eva Hackett, Mary Giordano, Allene Geitner, Anne Kennedy, Mary Kay Kemp, Har- riet Kidder, David Graziplene. 32 William Ritchlin, John Musshafen, Robert Mullen, Sally Ortner, Lois Oehler, Elizabeth Murphy, Ann Puls, Mary Leising, Theresa Pellegrino, Michael Murray. Philip Tabone, Barbara Rooney, Ann Sierk, Barbara Salome, Frank Strollo, Charles Seewaldt, Carmela Strollo, Suzanne S Patricia Pastecki, Ioan Price, Faye Pfalzer, Sharon Syracuse, Sally Ruflino, Mary Kreutter, Barbara Porter, Bruce Ran- dall. - fe.-v-..',v.,,....-px o--..-.'...-.-..1.....a... ,f., ,'.-...M .... . ...nn-K. Q..-.Q--41-.,.-.'.-. 4.-oo-.................. 's.wov..-s .-- 'oh..,. s. . .,. . , 4 Q . . . . .- ge .-.w -.-,' -.- -,'.+.'.- -.v,'.-.- 4 . . - s . .Q .-.-.4 V Q.-.-.-.0 0 v -.' of 4 .33 .'.4-.-f,.v.'.-,w et. .f.-.-' '-.-A -2.-.-.'.v7'.-.'.-.-'e.'49.'.-,Q vfw an-W.-.-0.-'J 0, -fw3.:.g. 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Sam Lovria, Paulette Messina, Shirley Leising, Ann Lenihan, Jim Lambert, Richard Mullen, Leo Martin, Robert Mond- ziel. 3' , gf :Dammit 1 'P 93 ,, f , A- W, Carmella Strollo delivers the latest issue of Nodahi as Mike Murray enjoys his copy. me .KW k ,U a e up. say jim Gauck, Marilyn Brewer, and Mary Kay Kemp to John Mushaffen. , .. ....-We - - o I o P' .. - :Q-g.g.-:eww Q-51. is .-,s,.,f, 4 Q Q . .5 . .,. . .,.- -,..-, . cu. .-- .'. . . -:sf s . . G6 v.-,, . Q,-' wt sf. if-f.. nw. Juniors , Q -:N Q -.nv -,-ng-1-.-.4-.,f-,.---,. --:ea -.' -.- ,oo-.w.,-o 1 o wif '.'2'.g 99 N .,.,. 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Sophomore boys are ambitious and attempt to re- move the snow from the school driveway. Sophomore girls enjoy their new lockers. 3 8 w For their officers the sophomores chose treasurer, Tom Demp seyg secretary, Ellen Dietrich, vice-president, Eva Bundy and president, Bob Barone. Joseph Schofield, William Wade, Shirley Di Piazza, Sharon Valle, Sharon Woodward, Carl Tomasczewski, Blase Warner, Barbara Walkowski, Bob Barone, Elaine Wujcik, Phil Trinchera, john Whalen. 39 Father Martin shows various types of fungi to an interested group of sophomores study- ing biology. , 2-f .v 3' Z Sie' 2 -, , it L Nancy Starrett discusses World History term paper Sister Bernard Marie, .IN seconds v'o bf.. her wi th - Q o -,- -,'.-,'.- Q Q - ,- Q , '-3 .'.-. . v.-.-.'. , '.' M' ' H' -2 . 4' 'HQ 1 ,, .', so'-'.'.'.'. s I.-0,-.9 .g.g.,-.- V .v. '. Q Q t . ,o .Q-. .'v.g.'. -,. ,Q Q Q Q I wa Q -.1 59 -Q f- s -3-' . -,.'.'.' -.-.-.- S Q -gps .3-.5 3- s:.3.5,Z'.',0q.-. 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Philip Marcello, Thomas McMannis, Susan Nowak, John In-era, Rita Oberlander, Elizabeth Pelleterie, Janelle O'Farrell Darwin Marble, John Marshek, Kenneth Murphy, Ann Niccoloy, Alice Oxcensis. 4I Arthur Cichowski, Anthony Caruso, Audrey Caccamise, Richard Christner, Gail Cooper, Ann Callahan, Eva Bundy, john Chudy, Mary Ann Cifelli, Patricia Cirillo, Michael Chateaneuf, Jeanette Chmielowiec. QQ of .f.g. 3.53 4 v v 0' '. ff, O. 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X y Erika Rerrick loves her paper boy She was Queen ofthe Column Hop 45 Xia Ji .iii Sandra Perna, Ericka Rerrick, Bernard Meinweiser, Gene Pask, Kenneth Pinney, Anne Preston, David Noonan, Barbara Pero, Wlilliam Parry, Josette Riso, Mary Ann Rogowski. Mary Ann Rugala, Marilyn Schiavone, Richard Pratt, Francis Penna, Mary Ann Ryan, Kay Seewaldt, William Pratt, Iudith Shirley, Frances Sanfratello, Michael Rimmer, Jon Rittersbach, Gerard Rodgers. 43 9+ ,'.h 3 W P s 1' , M !fa,:'f :, 5 f':,'YQ,-f . lil -,HL 72' 7.. M i iw Q, . 5,-1 ,'-'.-, EL F ,,,,.f - ,-4: QSlf5,'?f5f3:iQ?5fQY5?EQf5YiQ9??6???S is Carol Mooney works at an art project Sophomores who have progressed to Latin Il listen attentively while Father Fisher explains uses of the infinitive. R v -,- ,-,., Q, 1.1 ew., , 0 .4 -Iv7 i,o -,',-4.9 Q .-.of --,g.'.,'-,4 o 3.3.-.g.g,ogv o .,y.'.fl- wi -f'i'.'.1v'qk 3.395 '. ,Sf -Io,-,.-.-, a.-'e'-:'f 'ei -.', .'- - A :ew -,Q-,f2'.'.QZ 4.-'-.va vhuvf -S . . 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Carol Megliore, James Hemmer, Richard Heywood, Beverly Kowalik, Daniel Henderson, Helene Moynihan, William Howard, Michael Huff, Carol Mooney, Donna Marzolf, Maureen Murray, James Hardie. 45 Freshman bo ys hob QE the bus and begin another day at N. D. Freshman, Ed Majewski, makes good use of the coke machine. FRE HM Miss Frances Caito and Mrs. Vir inia All g enza sell school supplies to freshmen girls. 46 The Freshman Class have chosen as their officers: Secretary, Sandra Taloneg Vice-President, Bryan Scullyg President, Samuel Moag. joseph Orsini, Alfred Thompson, Mary Ellen Whelan, Sandra Zehler, Patricia Tatarka, Michael O'Gorman, Eli La Mendola, Edwina Schreiner, Mary Timmons, Philip La Russa, Dominic Lovria. 47 Josie Gringer, Al Gualtieri, Barbie Haller, Margaret Heisler, Rose Iannello, Nick Ilasi, Bayne Johnson, Frank Joy, Betty Kilby, Don Judd, Sharon Irrera, Dick Kearney, Mike Welsh. ' ' W 0 -'6 6-3:-:A o'4.gZ'.'.-'.'.g.'.',v Q,qfe.0,-'- ,vas W Ag! 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Robert Tully, Robert Crocher, Mary Anne Clifford, Elva Bundy, Joanne Gaeta, Gail Gardner, Mary Desantis, Suzanne Dorsey, Serena Gautieri, David Gatgens, Emmett Donahue, Michael Cuviello. 49 W 1. xx we Sister Fernando explains a point ofgeography to Joseph Clare and interested members of her Cit. Ed. class. Maria Rerrick reads a pocket book from the rack in the front hall. gtgw.-.-.-.na 32-3 .ga ,ep :pg ws, Q - . -- -.-- 4 0.-.ff 0 '. h.-.-.- 0 Q -,vc -3,4 of Q Q .- s,-A' .' o -.f - n 9 x .-.1 gn 0 4. '- If .4-9 - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' as-:dm -tw-Q-9'2s .-:--'1f.1.x'.'.'-fm.:I-'Z'-Q64'rf:-'Qt-:-z- et-7-.ffvMl-.929 . . :E M-' .,, 'Q-9 955 Q. we 513 O nf-sag 2o,'s.Qun.l .1 of v s buff oth' Qvx saooQ,,- pvboonfsy' v 9 . ..-,. . , ,Q .,. Q 4.-,. , ...,.-4. .- . .'. Q. 4 Q Q o s . 9 ,.,.,-4. . Q-,W , Q ha. . ,'.n:. .9 .,. . ...M 4.z'f-:-:!4m-!'.-:-:-'--2-twI1-AQ:OSS:.:?'.'b! -2+'Q!.:2avt-:-anQ'3524-2-zfirk-214-fr-tmfgits'fr-3 Lucy Prospero, Joyce Pollino, VVilliam Mahoney, Ed Majewski, Neil Marzolf, James Nalbach, Mary Kay Vllaggoner, Ann Marie Pask, Sharon Parry, Sam Moag, John Nowak, Mary Anne Stephens, Mary Stellato. Q. SO Regina Abdella, Mary Ann Bergeron, David Brown, Richard Alrutz, Donald Brown, Mary Clark, Augustine Baglio, joseph Clare, Karen Cherry, Sharon Byrne, Mary Abdella, John Branch, Stewart Selden. John Leising, Chester Platt, Rita O'Brien, Marie Rerrick, Mary Sue Kleps, William Bishop, Joseph Fenton, Frank Spiotta, Sharon Lennon, Loretta LaSage, Elaine Kissel. 51 l The Queft Unite! IB All In Heart and Mind T hrough T here. . . CUR ACTIVITIES wi' . q . MM' Pat Welsh rings the bell as Father Herlihy begins the Communion of the Mass. Cherished Moments Each First Friday finds the students gathering in the auditorium to assist at Holy Mass. This privilege is accompanied by the opportunity to receive the sacra- ment of Penance before Mass. The stu- dents receive the sacrament of Holy Eu- charist in a body during the Holy Sacri- Hee. The students eagerly await this month- ly assembly, and First Fridays become precious moments in their school life. FIRST FRIDAY MASS Serving Mass in the school chapel are John Chudy and William Howard. Our Acolytes Notre Dame is fortunate in having among its boy enrollment a number of acolytes. On call at any time during the school day, these altar boys assist the priest at Mass, Benediction and daily distribution of the Blessed Sacrament in the chapel during lunch hour. ANNUAL DAYS CF PRAYER We Resolve Each year every student at Notre Dame makes a retreat of three days. Dur- ing this time scholastic and social activi- ties are put asideg talking with God be- comes primary. Conferences are given by an experi- enced retreat master. The retreatants also have the opportunity of reciting the ro- sary, making the Way of the Cross, and spending time in mental prayer. These three days of meditation give ample time to review the past and make resolutions for the future which will prove beneficial long after school days are over. Jo Ann Stephens, Sharon Woodward, Al Repicci and Doug Stewart count the proceeds of the CSMC Penny Carnival. Father Martin distributes Holy Communion on a day of recollection. Reverend Mathias Manley, O.F. M., Retreat Master Mission Moments Under the direction of Sister Justine Marie, several new projects were spon- sored by the CSMC 1957-58. On January 23, a Penny Carnival was held with a record hop following it. Two booths were operated' by each home room, among these were ping pong, bowling, a fun house and pop corn. A puppy was railed and won by Father Martin. A profit of 1112 was realized. MATER DEI staff includes: Inner rirzle sealed: V. Gautieri, M. Cunningham, C. Bundy, M. Bernard, M. Gerace, E. Curry, S. Eley, C. Hackett, C. McCormick. Next circle xlamiing: J. Gauck, M. Tosto, C. Barone, N. Figlow, M. Shirley, B. Schiller, F. Marchese, A. Repicci, J. Bishop, D. Tresco, P. Klimczak, Lippold, K. Maloney, M. Marzolf, G. Pastore. Outer rim: P. Pilato, E. Leising, P. McKernan, L. LaRussa, -I. Eiseline, P. Welsh, J. Canty, M. Cassidy, Myrna Marzolf, R. RuF-inc, P. Lambert, S. Roach, ji. Haitz, M. Meinweiser. , 0 Editor, Mary Lu Bernard Sue Roach shows a design she has just completed to Ed Leising and Loretta LaRussa, members of the art committee who look on in approval. 56 Nodalzi page editors, Smnding: Mary Ellen Bauman, Mario Tosto, Patricia Williamee, John Fix, Aileen Geitner. Seated: Mary Kay Kemp, Aileen Quinlan, Frances Allenza. Editor, Kathleen Gleason Nodahi staff members are happy 'as they admire their first issue. They are, Smmiing: Aileen Quinlan, Ed Leising, Frances Allenza. Sealed: Pat VVilliamee, Mario Tosto, Mary Ellen Bauman, Dick Hickey, Sr. Avelina, Kaye Gleason, Mary Kay Kemp, Sharon Eley, Aileen Geitner. John Fix, with his back to the camera, is apparently taking notes to improve the sports page. 5 7 Hi ,ji I it rl? I First Row: Frances Allenza, Susanne St. Cere, Mary Leising, Helen Bundy, Kathleen Gleason, Katherine Maloney, Jo Ann Canty, Donna Tresco, Allene Geitner. Serond Row: Elizabeth Murphy, Patricia Gringer, Mary Kay Kemp, Edward Thompson, David Cima, Patrick Welsh, Philip Pilato, Mario Tosto, Mary Ellen Bauman, Joan Lippold. Third Row: Barbara Wozniak, Mary Marzolf, Gail Pastore, Mary Lu Bernard, Elizabeth Corcoran, Loretta LaRussa, Barbara Schiller, Mildred Meinmeiser, Carol O'Brien, Marilyn Brewer. ,'.'g.5.g.',:.'k?g:-3 v..f'q.5-xt m,.pg'Z',sg.s Q -1q,g2.g.g.'.',v.5:5:5v,.,-,QQ .ga Q c.:.y.g.-,Q 4,4-,Q Q .:.:Ii10, ,-,- o xg.. -..4.3f.' ,,.:. .jg-, ,Q ,-:-' .I,-13.gz-1-,-'...g.g,g.p'-, ' s .1 .Q ,rifgl :Q 3332-'ffl-t?'Z-'IQSQSQQQ'-92-:3?-1':-tit-341-'15'24-'l-E24:-:-:?:1'1'Z vf'v3f'1-:-:5'.-Zftfr-916. -'-'-:F:2 :-tv f:-1-:-I'-. :-.3-1-:-:-' Agn: WG' 5.4 'f 75551 -zz. ' o o t-'g .-g '-'.-, fs -. I-'L ze-:. 9: ?Z-'3 e, , .g-.- . . . Q..-.'.,.,...'. ,b . s Q . .'.'o'. .-.-.-.4-.- ' Q . ',- -g.7-'.-.- ,- -.'.-.- Q .uf gf Q-4-.-1-.-4 -.' -. . .'. 4 .x .-. f ,-ff. -. - sp ew.-, -2' -:f.'.'-3-rp,-1. - .f. g2gZ - .Q-' '.-:4-.-.-.-3.-.' .-.g.,. -.-xo.. -, .1 -.- ng.-. we .3-, -,.-2-g .- ,..'.-.- as 'A-ef:-.-'.'.-.-,-'. '-w:- pg-.rf-, 'g.4.g.4Y,' ,-.-.- rs, -1.-.'.,- .-.-M-,,.,.:.,u .-'-.-'-ua'-1.:f.s'.-.':aI'c'.-valve''-'lv w.- eff-f. - -.--1-1.-+2-.-is-.-2-.-.-.-2-.-.-.'.-. -.ge '. .1 2-.pg-4 er' '- '-.-:-'.-. -f-:- -. Sfuclent S1'a1'esmen Democratic government is the basis for order. Notre Dame has this govern- ment in form of the Student council. Since it is democratic, students elect homeroom delegates to represent their homerooms and discuss their problems at bimonthly meetings. After a week of campaigning in the fall, the president of the Council is elected by the sophomores, juniors and seniors and presides over these meetings. He has the help of the vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. The Council expresses the Wishes of the students and creates better teacher- student relations. The Student Council ofiicers are: Secretary, Helen Bundy, Treasurer, Larry Darchg Vice-President, Susan Roachg President, Philip Pilato. 58 With Books Every period, day in and out, faithful students come to the aid of Sister Avelina, librarian. Among their duties are the processing of new books, checking them in and out for students and supervising the use ofthe library. In doing this they rend- er service to the school, and build a back- ground ofliterature enrichment for them- selves. Chester Platt, Mike Cuviello, Mario Tosto, Tom Casey, Joe DeFazio and Dave Brown examine new radio equipment. On Stage In an enjoyable Christ- mas Play directed by Sister Dolores, Five members of the Dramatic Club offered A Certain Star. featured in the cast were Ed Kryman as Dismas, Barbara Schiller as an old woman, Francis Marchese as the merchant, Grace Anne Bartello as Es- ther and Pat La Russa as Ruth. A colorful backdrop was provided by the Art Department. Virginia Gautieri, Eleanor Curry, Barbara Winch and Carol Bundy help at the charging desk in the library each day. On The Air The Radio Club is a recent innovation at Notre Dame High. It has secured for itself a room in which to hold meetings and operate its equipment. Although the group is a small one, it is very enthusias- tic. This interest and enthusiasm have recruited new members who are learning to be hams Grace Bartello, Ed Kryman, Francis Marchese, Barbara Schiller and Pat La Russa portray a scene from A CERTAIN STAR. Music Makers The reliable co-accompanists of the chorus are Marcia Gaugel, who assisted the group in the learning of songs as well as in duo-piano work in accompaniment on programs and Mary Marzolf, who played the organ for the sung Mass of First Friday. These artists will long be remembered for their contribution to our . . M M lf dM ' G l quest for happiness through music. ary arm an arm auge Keyboard Ar'ris1' With accuracy in sight- reading at the keyboard, with a keen sense of rhythm and knowledge of harmony, Carole Judd supported the chorus in the daily practice and inspired them to sing with precision and abandon- ment in concert. Carole Judd. Boltom Row: Barbara Wozniak, Mary Ellen Wilkinson, Barbara Schiller, Carole Judd, Loretta LaRussa, Kay Gleason, Mary Ellyn Gerace, Carl Tomaszewski, Michael Strollo, Charles Barone. Second Row: Sharon Colangelo, Maureen Cun- ningham, Marilyn Brewer, Paulette Messina, Francis Allenza, Theresa Pellegrino, JoAnn Canty, John Fix, Thomas Tatarka, Edwin Kryman. Third Row: Marcia Gaugel, Marian Wylaz, Antoinette Talone, Helen Bundy, Sharon Eley, Mary Marzolf, Eva Hackett, Martha Flynn, Patrick McKernan, Francis Marchese, Mariano Tosto. Top Row: Lucille Ferrando, Sally Ortner, Josephine Joy, Betty Corcoran, Paula Klimczak, Anne LaRussa, William Mastin, Douglas Stew- art, Richard Hickey. 6o Praise In Song Fidelity, punctuality, whole-hearted effort have been the daily rehearsal re- quirement ofthe ninety members of the Notre Dame Chorus. Learning to sing the music of the Church has been the chief objective of the group this year, conse- quently giving the choristers the oppor- tunity, not only of using this achievement in the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert, but also in singing the First Fri- day Mass each month. The songsters also had the privilege of singing the First Solemn Mass of Reverend Paul Whitney at St. Mary's Church. Although the major part of each pro- gram was performed with combined voices, some choruses were sung sepa- rately by the girls and others by the boys. Varioug quartets duets and Solo Work Charles Barone and Mary Ellyn Gerace talk over numbers for the Spring Festival ' I . 'thS't H1 M hdfth 'd t t. added to the experience of the members wi ls er een mam' ea O C music elm men throughout the year. When presenting the Spring Festival of American Music, the students gave ex- pression to their patriotism in song and narration, in dance and music, as they dedicated their program to the glorious patroness of the United States- Notre N01-re Dame Chorus Dame. Bottom Row: Robert Kleps, Philip Marcello, John Branche, Emmet Donahue, Carol O'Brien, Mary Tosto, Virginia Gau- tieri, Donna Marzolf, Mary Cassidy, Judy Haitz, Audrey Braun, Connie DiPiazza. Sefond Row: Bryan Scully, Ronald Barone, Joseph Gauck, Patricia Williamee, Donna Tresco, Elizabeth Murphy, Rita Ruflino, Sally Rufhno, Beverly Sobczak, Gladys Peck. Third Row: james Gauck, Edmund Leising, Michael Graney, Alex Cericola, Patricia Lambert, Ann Weiss, Judy Bishop, Mildred Meinweiser, Margaret Mosciki, Barbara Rooney. Top Raw: Samuel Lovria, Joseph DeFazio, Philip Pilato, Robert Muscarella, Ann Lenihan, Mary Ellen Bauman, Sally Spink, Shirley Leising, Charlotte McCormick, Carol Ellis. 61 The Queft Bringf Phyfieezl Fimen T hrough T hefe . OUR SPORTS Z , S K , 3 hi 5 S 2 Zi 3, if 1 5 KL wi G gg 2 5 Q Q gr 5 2 .K 2 E H 5 W ,ff e, if 4? ss 3 Q 'E E 53 Q Q1 fa 5 25 ii Q ge ze 2 ii E H ??65?i55r'i8dW56Qi?lwiTQM5Ai+5Z?3E35i555553:iii3?':s.'?faf?i1'h5J'5i, If 9zi?iV!32fffS5I.EE?iEi,3535-if? 1Pfi?3?E5if IFEQW-argfxzi SSI 1' :EQ,i?Z:iEZMfssEf52LS??gP'f57i5z4??iif?3214215552,ZF5Js?E52i55?ifi22fffas7iEi?'SPYf5Q7QZ?Q155f-rvwzmlmi Egiieipmafff5?i7i2gfg7'gqg9smvgx'EHsif1zQ5' 251195fhe.a,fQz1ezm2zm12Gyewzzzwzlfgf , if R ff 4 m A :K 4. 1 ., NCI' N, f . Q wfffg-aah ke NM, , ., 'h A1351 L lr., if ff' lil tiff 555 fx ffigf A b 18 ?Eg5g2igy,4wf af 3 Smear him, Bernie. Smear him! I if x M ,wk , XY 7 M ,- 8 .-1 95' 1',K.,..,:,. + W - vm 'A : M.. ,w E fair., mi: 5 . 4 5 I' . . . 2 2 5 E 3 Co-Captain Tom Clark sv 'iiifiiikfllitigl?Z9'Lh'ZtKfnkB.'l!l.'2-Hi.25'.i'5!'131S!i?37f'K71:'53'.5u?fffvi'f2 l 1 I V. v J 1 , . ff. n I-'21 fl: ug, Y' f 4 A72 pr 52 Ei' ,. 1 A ,B if E!! 53 ,. E: if Q: 52 5. Ig ,. -a I. I ....... -...-- .-.. 1 - '--.- -. - 4c??226P.?m?.2i?e2E1-2zm2:5u2cfg.:eZw.2Z7'w!.:-is.12'e5?.:-:M-Q -a :Y 3: 2 A 1: 3. I if .- gr LQ 6 gf .41 xl f? ya .4 Us i5 W1 25' ,ov Our Hank Coach Lewis 'Hn wa ., up . , .. ,, . ,.., . VA, . .. 1' 'W , 5 'W F inf! Row.-T. Second Row: Dempsey, L. -if W.. ,,..,.... . ., , ., , 4:52242:iin'a!1f-ii2df3:1.slti3bIkQ6!'3IQL:i'p:'is5T-5.?23fif3cf3m.4:, W .1 .5 I -ki f ie., K 1 fn Y 2, 2 V y. ,fx 1 ,. 2..z' A r. 2 4,55 .3 . 3' ' as Q .3 2, , Co-Captain John McGinnis K .5 .Q Tatarka, C. Pero, T. Clark, J. Suranni, D. Neth, N. Prospero, I. Reigle. R. Barone, N. Figlow, A. Bordner, B. Buckenmeyer, B. Muscarella, T. Darch, C. J. Pero. N ies-if 1 1 A 'ii , if A J 4' K r r .... - . . I 11225 I I I ' I ' 1 ' , Q '45 'gawk' 1' - ' firm -.. , . ' ' ' .'.Ir' 'Q ' f .:1' r, - K, 7 .Q . f f' 1 f' , ' , -r , 1, , .r 3 . . fr Q no 'ff' 53.j ' ,ig f A P r ,IQ ' V . i I V ll . 1 K 'P lg - Q 1 an ,.' . uf ' i . What happened to the ball? Tom Clark C3oj. Dave Graziplene f37J, Bernie Buckenmyer f32D, Bill Ritchlin 4175 Chuck Pero Cdownj, Tim Dempsey Q1 51, and Bob Muscarella C421 all wonder too! Gridiron Woes Score Sfories 'Tis said that sports build character and manliness in an individual. This is true when we consider that the bleeding leg of our second baseman, the bruised face of 26 Degaies our quarterback, and the injured shoulder of ourrlett 39 Timm, forwardinever dimmed the fighting spirit of the Llttle I3 Attica II'lSl1. Though our victories were few and our -losses 36 Baker many, Notre Dame players have developed a spirit of 45 Duffy fair play and line sportsmanship. v U 26 St. Mary'S The athletes of the class of '58, whether m victory or 20 Aquinas defeat, will always remember fighting beside the Buck- enmeyers, Dempseys, Gecewiczs, Ritchlins and the like. Uur struggles on the gridiron, hardwood and diamond will always be cherished as our finest times at N.D. 'A N ' T'-'iff 'QQ Q.,,1QKfZ1?i f ' Z fig- Q, 3, 1 Q U 5 xiii.. ,Q ft 'Q 1. t- SN' '-tr5ii'?i?:3F3P .-+ - ' f 1' if , i' ji ,:,2r, i- i .-1 ' a r f r 2 . . ,. gi : 534 ,L g is mi 1, f , Q f l - - . ' 1:4 , f f il .1 r ,sf W e ,.-- , 1 ' r Q i '.' A t ..,. i or if 4 , me or .ri . H ',-,,' ,gf - 2 ,H W , ,,.. lf' .. ' ..': i 1 3 sv- --r-, , Kneeling: Richard Alrutz, Emmit Donahue, joseph Figliulo, Edward Majewski, VVil- liam Howard, Michael Brady, Michael Cuviello, Peter Gerace. Smnding: William Ma- honey, Wlilliam Bishop, joseph Clare, Bayne Johnson, Bruce Randall, Lawrence Bater, john Branche and Father Fisher. ' y , .aa 3 C 3 ,y r i p . , . ' . i ,f if as . Bas Chuck Pero ' Bunny Repicci i Preparing for a spring warmup are L. Ferando, G. Arnold, W. Parry, AAAVV , B. Buckenmeyer, W. Ri tchlin, K. Murphy, M. Murray, R. Mondzeil. .A ,Jig ff::'..i'f-: 25? . aah? fav sa '35 f' . 265 . rar P is ft M if W ,H P A .J-'z asa 1. r Ng.. were ,lg-gl Q, ' -- ..,. ' ' I: . :: -ug, . warg. 9. we VS: x , ii as y X as 'N Bill Mastin Taking roll is Rev. Guido Caspani. Bottom Row: Jim Hemmer, Tim Dempsey, Jerry Rogers, Mike Huff and Richard Hickey. Top Row: Dave Cima, Phil Pilato, Mike O'- Gorman, Bill Parry and Dick Neth. i 67 Q ar K 31.2 . .. , 7 ,., . l , ,. 3 -, - eff, re a , ., ,,- I V ' QV ' 1 f 443' f Q. ,-,-' Y , - ,Q 7 5 fe- - ,ww L i . 1,42-gg X g gfal gr J 3 ., . 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'1il E ..-1.--:'f-1315, -523 .I ' v -'fa' 'SSSYM Q' '5' 4- has-. surf: 5 . : 5655.4-L'54,-gg,27,,-373, s. Bishop Smith League ! .fn -9.3, .5-,o!.'jf9'ia:. ' '5'.::1J-'pr-a,B'.5:? 19,57-58 Schedule bfkkywf-fthdnfisfz-fu -'E . -X - ..- . .. . 'vi I I 1 :espn-f-1,41 ' J' iiffarrifitse rt 1-.,, -gli--flffyrq-:wg ,Kash ' i'7'.7' v ' .1 4' 121l'?f- , -.:-4 94 ' fiaesei fi? .. . .1 Q -'.- u., 2,6 ,E25?.4I5--5. -,, . . J... .4 '-rg:--a'-firileemui ,. .,-,es-I,v-JJf5l:r1'f' ', 5 :Wa :1yA':':g3.5-gig - 1- . . - -1- . ' 1 , . vggfahmaitaykgia 14 :2gwx!':'ie-.c'f:.:33.:1 '- ,15--wr-K-C-J-::.-.-we fr. f ?v'v. ' K-845 ' Raw: T. Clark, Clifford, L. Gesewicz, Eiseline, B. Parry. ,- '- . - . .'. I gr 4:,u::! ' : .:-' 5 ' vi 1' 3 f 3 c't:'x v: s ' 'tg' ' aulfa, . ' il!! - , a 1- . .1 .1 f -., .?f,,.1'1 - Sy if . . ,'!3 '2Qi: mi-s i - -,fgliyai 1. I: L Qs? . Q .25 ' I 4' . gr '-,A 15,7 g:i?i2.'Q'fZ'1s5:5'.gf'-!.e:w.::i.-1-., . . . ,... ., . . . ..14, .,-L.-H . e. .:.....-5?S1f::9.i7:z1-2?-'2ffi',:..iff:-I5 December 20-Friday 'February 9-Sunday Notre Dame at Attica St. Mary's at Notre . lg I0 2 Dame 'January 12-Sunday E511 -o-',g . f' . Mindzenty at Notre February 11--Tuesday Dame Notre Dame at Mindzenty ggi January 15-Wednesday Notre Dame at DeSales 'February 16-Sunday Desales at 'Notre Dame January Z6-Sunday Notre Dame at Neuman 'February 19-Wednesday f. .Q .ng .Neuman at Notre Dame X551 'fi' J 'iii f,?,s.'i, 'February 2-Sunday gfazlf Duffy at Notre Dame February 26-Wednesday t.. ,.: 2- ., 55.91 Notre Dame at Duff '33 February 5-Wednesday Y ,..'as.- , ,' -: Notre Dame at St. February Z8-Friday 25555 Francis Notre Dame at Baker Q51 iifgh. :gag ' .Lfv,:g.-5, ,g,-gg.:-.1-Eqfffk iitlgaggygia q:g5:g.:,,m:,g,r--5 .::f.:g1-gag-Y -5.3455 -4- ':,x'v1?'Q.J-mis 25, Varsity Fir:1Raw.- Manager G. Rogers, K. Murphy, D. Bausch, M. Huff, M. Graney, Captain T. McMannis, I. Hemmer, M. Brady, T. Weiss, A. Cichowski, Coach Father Fisher. Second Row: J. Fix, J. Szymkowiak, D. Noonan, J, Rittersback, J. Grentzinger, D. Christner, M. Chateauneuf, T. Dempsey, B. Howard. 69 Come here ball! J V ' . . S Fir!! Row: Martha Clark, Sue Donahue, Rita O'Brien, Helene Moynihan, Naomi Dermody, Josephine Joy. Second Row: Nancy Starrett. Marianne Clifford, Ericka Rerrick, Marilyn Pratt, Mary Ellen Bau- man, Katie Maloney, Mary Kay Kemp, Rosie Della Penna, Ann Starrett, Eva Bundy. Third Row: Shir- ley Lange, Ann Preston, Loretta I.aRussa, Paulette O'Gorman, Myrna Marzolf, Sally Spink, Sally Ort- ner, Charlotte McCormick. Slanding are managersg on the left Gail Pastore and Aileen Quinlan on the right. Bucke'rs, Bounces and Bows The first endeavor toward organizing a girls' basketball team began in October. Three weeks of playoffs were conducted before the actual team was chosen. Many of Sister Bernard Marie's old pros from the preceding lay-up season again quali- fied. However, impressive new talent was also discovered. Each Tuesday and Thurs- day found the squad vigorously drilling and playing under the watchful eye of the coach. By November a full schedule was announced by manager, Gail Pastore. Then competition began. The girls held up well. Impressive victories were record- ed throughout the season. An overtime defeat at the hands of DeSales in January was avenged the following month. High hopes are held for the continuance of this new phase of girls' athletics. 1957-58 Basketball Schedule Dec. 3 Sacred Heart at ND Dec. I7 St. Maryls at ND Jan. 7 ND at DeSales Jan. 27 DeSales at ND Feb. 6 McMahon at ND Feb. 20 Colton at ND Feb. 26 ND at St. lVlary,s Mar. 9 Mt. St. Joseph at ND Mar. II St. lVIary's Seminary at ND Mar. I9 ND at Sacred Heart 71 Sister Bernard Marie is a firm be liever in tactical maneuvering Absorbing their coach's know- how are Co-Captains Katie Ma- loney and Mary Ellen Bauman Star forward, Helene Moynihan, anticipates a rebound battle with DeSales contenders. Upcoming reinforcement is Marilyn Pratt. '-. wmv www 1 , K i 'nm f 'ft' st 'xt Mr f . ire J Eva Bundy at right is taking care- ful aim, while Josephine Joy awaits her turn, observing and advising. ,Vp A Retrieving Eva's bull's eye is 'f A Paula Klimczak. Sue Donahue re- , -A-N moves the wayward arrow ofsome I not so skillful Robin Hood. 4 5 ai- ir 7 , WE s r -' H ,ww The Varsity Girls send up a rousing cheer. From lift: Judy Montague, Cathy Hackett, Mary Kay Kemp, Aileen Quinlan, Captain Myrna Marzolf, Rosemary Della Penna, Barbara Burns and Joan Lippold. Spring brings stored tennis rackets and balls into outdoor use. Although tennis is not a major girls' sport at Notre Dame, it doesnlt lack for enthusiasm and effort in the gym classes. The girls at the right are warming up after long winter months. fm all V.-ar: 74 Judy Thrasher and Nancy Starrett. Mrs. Jay directs the building of a pyramid, a project obviously enjoyed by the girls. Keeping Fit Each Monday and Wednesday finds the young ladies of Notre Dame transported from their daily study to a lively session in gym. This year Notre Dame once again wel- comed Mrs. Jay as the girls' Physical Education teacher. Under her direction the gym resounded with guard that man,', tuck your head in, that's no way to make a forward roll, and various other sporting idioms. Handicapped by huge gym classes, Mrs. Jay managed to keep them interest- ing. Through her efforts and guidance, Brockport, her alma mater, has recruited several prospective students. All in all, Notre Dame is lucky to number among its faculty this wonderful teacher. Putting their all into a rousing JV cheer are squad members Elva Bundy, Bev Kowalik, Mary Ann Rogowski, Sharon Len- non, Sharon Woodward, janet Hedtke, Pat Tartarka and center, Eva Bundy. f 4- Mrs. Ruth Jay, Girls' Physical Fall saw the girls take to the field for soccer. VVaiting to return a kick Education Instructor. off from Mary Ellen Gerace are Mary Kay Kemp, Eva Bundy, Cathy Hackett, Mary Ellen Bauman, and Ann Weiss. ... ,...,. ,.,.,. ,.,,..,a W.. -. w,,,.,,.q,,,..,..- .,,, . ,,.,.,,.,.,.a, ,,,f.1,,. Wterfasme:Sails-zfifitawasemfQF'-?a-aefi2zSffFtirA'aff1 ' J-'nigh' gif!! 'blisltsl lfof1'9'i7x E'c249 ff u'Ul6'2l E 1'1'7 4 ' 559 ' OM' is-,gig-nail: -s,i.g-iamhmnavziil '4has-zsstzemaasuieon-FQ!ff..49?Smzw :ggi-P5 ii-5:25 v 'V 1 lf'-2- -'I ,-,KVA xv'-'MY L55-P-5 5529 S fyN54 lv Eff-n ::5'7W .,:. V - ,AQ 123922 'oifww fvfnf, ' fkif mis: .sg- ga. ,, . 4-' ' 52:15 VW1' Fifi R'-sv: ...Ev J 422-116.- fist-it i' cf' 1 Mi F1-TDR P5-Q 5355: HSA Kirin Bama Fffflf'-if r-ffflaq 11251- Barone, Charles, II Highland Park' Bergeron, Alfred, 38 Maple Street Bernard, Mary Lu, 315 School Street' Bishop, ffudy, 139 North Spruce Street' Braun, Audrey, Broadway Road, Darien Bundy, Carol, 95 South Street, LeRoy Burns, Barbara, R.D. 7942, Pearl Street' Canty, ffodnn, 1 Center Street Cassidy, Mary, Basom Cima, David, 27 Ellicott Avenue' Clark, Martha, R.D. 7541, Stafford Clark, Thomas, R.D. 7?1, Stafford Cunningham, Maureen, 42 Manhattan Avenue' Curry, Eleanor, 22 Pearl Street, Attica Daggett, Durland, 77 Prospect Street, Attica DeFazio, ffoseph, 31 Elmwood Avenue' DiPiazza, Constance, 56 Montclair Avenue' Eiseline, ffohn, 5 Manhattan Avenue' Ellingham, Richard, IO South Main street' Ellis, Carol, I9 Buell Street Elmore, Carol, 173 Summit Street' Fee, Sandra, 4 Lincoln Avenue' Figlow, Nicholas, 133 North Spruce Street' Gatgens, Yames, I4 Prospect Street, Attica Gauck, ffoseph, 31 Pearl Street' Gautieri, Virginia, 209 South Liberty Street' Gerace, Mary Ellen, I2 Summit Street' Gleason, Kathleen, 4 Church Street, LeRoy Gualtieri, Nicholas, IO Morton Avenue' Hackett, Cathleen, IOS North Street' Haitz, ffudith, 223 East Avenue' Horgan, Patricia, 49 Tracy Avenue' ffudd, Carol, Route 98, Alexander Kirby, Edward, 82 North Street, Attica Kleps, Robert, 240 State Street Klimczak, Paula, Ellicott Street Road' Kryman, Edwin, 143 Vine Street' Kulikowski, f7ohn, I9 Otis Street' Lambert, Patricia, 162 Bank Street' bk Center wk Ik ik Senior Sites LaRussa, Loretta, 5 Soccio Street' Leising, Edmund, Alexander Road Lippold, ffoan, 27 Putnam Place, Attica Maloney, Katherine, 330 West Main Street' Marchese, Francis, 6 Highland Park Marzoy, Mary, Alleghany Road, Darien Center Marzoy, Myrna, Alleghany Road, Darien Center Mastin, William, 7 Madison Avenue' McCormick, Charlotte, Elba McCurry, f7oan, 44 West Avenue, Elba McGinnis, f7ohn, 118 Market Street, Attica McKernan, P. Patrick, 37 Lake Street, LeRoy Meinweiser, Mildred, Darien Center Muscarella, Robert, 438 East Main Street Neth, Richard, IO Allen Street' Pastore, Gail, 132 Tracy Avenue' Peck, Gladys, 88 Gilbert Street, LeRoy Pero, Charles ff., Ellicott Street Road? Pero, Charles P., 358 West Main Street' Pilato, Philip, 18 Wood Street' Pratt, Maribvn, 139 Trumbull Parkway' Prospero, Nicholas, 8 Goade Park' Reigle, Yames, 18 Colorado Avenue' Repicci, Albert, 119 Jackson Street' Roach, Suzanne, 159 South Main Street' Rujino, Rita, 237 Bank Street Salvador, Patrick, 465 Ellicott Street' Schiavi, Charles, Darien Center Schiller, Barbara, 59 West Main Street, Sobczak, Beverly, 8 Hutchins Place' Stack, Rosemary, 6 Swan Street' Suranni, ffoseph, 123 East Avenue' Tatarka, Thomas, 30 Cedar Street' Thompson, Edward, 206 Richmond Avenue' Tosto, Mariano, 527 Ellicott Street T resco, Donna, 7 Lewis Place' Welsh, Patrick, I4 West Main Street, LeRoy Winch, Barbara, Creek Road, Attica W ozniak, Barbara, Darien Center Sk Pk lk Pk Attica Pk 'Batavia, N. Y. .-2-'za' 5,1-zigfii are-if ?. 92i We E. an: I 2345 I -v Mic-. 5558? .Li ' 59.11341 wang has 'a5'a'2 1 F'-'w i'5f Bic? Q 1. fd'-ai? 'lv . was if-fs 51353: .gn-on 5051.11 1.5215 are :e3'ltit 54-:im .s-.-r-pg var., 'n . :MX n .50 its :ly A ii-C, fa, 7.45-9:1 ,4.,,v.a, qgfifgxl fi Q12-':5Rw'EI.S1'W2lQ'4 5' y'd4i'G22 iwggsflyglg-yrfwgffr gfnxggiiqqignexpngg -1 - - ft:-f.Lx-'feat-1226-ir:em-3.1: -:av ze.m1w.e:s:-1:12152-3 e.-.fffvse A-caravan n2'25,z-L-.i 76 Future Quests - Our Quest for Happiness is not ended, but a milestone has been reached. We, as seniors, have found happiness in being taught Christian Principles for Christian living. We have learned that a wider world awaits us where we shall be obliged to practice the lessons so admirably taught by a beloved faculty. Thus the Quest for us con- tinues. We go forward with hope and courage in our hearts. The pattern of the search is indelibly engraved within our souls. If we but be true to Alma Mater and all that she symbolizes, we will find that the Quest for Happiness in our wider world will lead to the eternal glory in a heavenly one. 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Christner, Phyllis Cichowski, Art Cima, David Cirillo, Pat Clare, John Clark, Martha Clark, Tom Clifford, Jack Colangelo, Sharon Corcoran, Betty Curry, Eleanor Daggett, Dur Darch, Larry Davis, Letha Della Penna, Rosemary Dempsey, Tim DeMuth, Vince Dermody, Naomi Dick, Dick Dietrich, Ellen Di Piazza, Connie Di Piazza, Shirley Donahue, Sue Eiseline, John Ellin ham Richard 8 r Elmore, Carol Elvis Falkowski, Joseph Fee, Sandra Ferrando, Lucille Ferrando, Louis Figlow, N. Fix, John Flynn, Martha Forti, Joan Fraterrigo, Phil Gatgens, David Gatgens, Jim Gauck, James E. Gaugel, Marcia 82 Gautieri, Ginnie Gautieri, N. Geitner, Allene Gerace, Mary Ellyn Giordano, Marguerite Giordano, Mary Gleason, Kay Graney, Mike Graziplene, David John Grentzinger, Jim Gringer, Pat Hackett, Cathy Hackett, Eva Haitz, Judy Haitz, Jim Haller, Barbara Hardy, Jim Hazel Hedtke, Janet Henderson, D. F. M. Hickey, Richard Horgan, Pat Howard, Bill Irrera, Johnny Irrera, Loretta Joy, Josie Judd, Carole Judd, Donald Kemp, Mary Kay Kennedy, Peggy Klimczak, Paula Kulikowski, Johnny Lambert, James Lambert, Pat Lange, Shirley La Russa, Anna La Russa, Loretta Leising, Ed Leising, Mary Leising, Shirley Lenihan, Ann Lippold, Joan Lovria, Sam Luperino, Ann Marie Maley, 'iCleo Maloney, Katie Maniace, Joan Manning, Ann Marie Marcello, Phil Marshek, John Martin, James Marzolf, Mary McCormick, Charlotte McGinnis, Buckwheat Messina, Paulette ..M0e,, Mondzeil, Bob Montague,rJudy Mooney, Carol Mosicski Muscarello, Bob hlullen, Bob Mullen, Richard Murray, Maureen Murray, Mickey Musshafeni John M- Neth, Richard Noonan, Dave Abdella, Mary SI Abdella, Raymond 37 Abdella, Regina 51 O'Brien, Carol O'Gorman, Paulette Oehler, Lois Oxcensis, Alice Pask, Anne Marie Pastecki, Pat Pastore, Gail Peck, Gladys L. Pellegrino, Theresa Pelletteri, Betty Penna, Francis Pero, Alfalfa Pero, C. J. Pfalzer, Bunny Pilato, Philip Porter, B. Pratt, Marilyn Pratt, Richard Preston, Anne Price, Joan Prospero, N. Puls, Anne E. 'lQueenie Randall, Bruce Reigle, Jim Repicci, Bunny Rimmer, Mike Riso, Josette Ritchlin, Bill Roach, Sue Rogowski, Mary Anne Rooney, Barbara Ruflino, Rita Ruflino, Sally RuEino, Tony Sallome, Barbara Salvador, Pat Sanfratello, Frances Schiavi, Hector Schiller, Barb Scully, Maureen Seewaldt, Charles Sheridan, Joe Sierk, Ann US ank J' Spinnk, Sially Ann Starret, Ann Starret, Nancy St. Cere, Suzanne Lee Stewart, Doug Strollo, Carm Strollo, Frank Strollo, Mike Syracuse, Sharon Szymkowiak, Joe Tabone, Phillip Talone, Antoinette Rose Tehan, Mary Ann Thompson, Ed GENERAL INDEX Chudy, John E. 42, 54 Cichowski, Arthur 42 Cifelli Mar Ann 42 Gauck, James 30, Thrasher, Judy Tri nchera, Mary Ann Trinchera, Phil Tosto, Mary Valle, Sharon Weiss, Ann Weiss, Thomas Welsh, Pat Whalen, Jack Whitney, John Thomas Williamee, Pat Winch, B. Woodward, Sharon Wujcik, Elaine Wylaz, M. Zeitvogel, Mary 31, 36 Gauck, Joseph 20, 56, 61 Gaugel, Marcia 60 Alex, Georgia 38, 40 Allenza, Frances 30, 31, 57, 58, 60 Allenza, Mrs. Virginia 46 Almeter, Janet 40 Alrutz, Richard 51, 66 Arnold, Gerald 30, 31, 67 Austin, Nancy 40 Avelina, Sister IO, 11, 57 Baglio, Augustine 48, 51 Barone, Carol 30, 31 Barone, Charles 16, 17, 56, 60, 61 Barone, Robert 39 Barone, Ronald 40, 61, 65 Bartello, Grace Ann 40, 59 Bater, Lawrence 12, 40, 66 Bauman, Mary Ellen 31, 57, 58, 6 70, 71, 73 Bausch, Donald 40, 69 Berge, Shirley 40 Bergeron, Alfred 17, IQ Bergeron, Mary Ann SI Bermingham, John D. 37 Bernard, Jeanne 40 In Bernard, Mary Lu 17, 20, 53, 56, 58 Bernard Marie, Sister 13, 32, 40, 70, 71 Bishop, Judy 17, 56, 61 Bishop, William 51, 66 Bordner, Anthony 40, 65 Brady, Michael E. 40, 66 Branche, John 51, 61, 66 Braun, Audrey, 17, 61 Brewer, Marilyn 31, 36, 58, 60 Brown, David 50, 51, 59 Brown, Donald 50, 51 Buckenmeyer, Bernard 37, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69. Buckley, Margaret 40 Buckman, Carol Z9 Bundy, Carol 17, 56, 59 Bundy, Elva 49, 73 Bundy, Eva 12, 39, 42, 70, 73, 76 Bundy, Helen 36, 58, 60 Burke, Most Reverend Joseph 4 Burns, Barbara 17, 63, 76 Byrne, Sharon 51 Caccamise, Audrey 42 Caito, Miss Frances 46 Callahan, Ann 42 Canty, JoAnn 18, 56, 58, 60. Carlo, Margaret 36 Caruso, Anthony 42 Casey, Christopher T. 30, 36, 59 Caspani, Rev. Guido II, 19, 67 Cassidy, Mary 18, 56, 61 Cericola, Alex 36 Chateauneuf, Michael 42, 69 Cherry, Karen SI Chmielowiec, Janet 42 Chmielowiec, Patricia 32 Christner, Phyllis 36 Christner, Richard 42, 69 1 Y Cima, David 16, 58, 67 Cirillo, Patricia 42 Clare, John 36 Clare, Joseph 50, 51, 66 Clark, Martha 18, 70 Clark, Mary SI Clark, Thomas 18, 65, 66, 69 Clifford, John 36, 69 Clifford, Mary 49, 70 Colangelo, Sharon 30, 36, 60 Cooper, Gail 42 Corcoran, Elizabeth 30, 31, 35, 58, 60 Crocker, Robert 49 Cunningham, Maureen 15, 16, 18, 53, 56, 60 Curry, Eleanor Ann 18, 56, 59 Cuviello, Michael 49, 59, 66 Daggett, Durland 15, 18, 69 Darch, Lawrence 30, 31, 58, 65 Davis, Letha 35 DeFazio, Joseph 19, 59, 61 Della Penna, Rosemary 35, 70, 76 Dempsey, Thomas 39, 45, 65, 69 Dempsey, Timothy 35, 66, 67 DeMuth, Vincent 35 Dermody, Naomi 35, 63, 70 DeSantis, Mary 49 Dick, Richard 45 Dietrich, Ellen 39, 45 DiPiazza, Connie 19, 61 DiPiazza, Shirley 39 Diskin, Gerald J. 45 Dodge, Richard 46 Dolores Sister I 1, 42 Donahue, Emmit 49, 61, 66 Donahue, Susan 31, 70, 76 Dorsey, Suzanne 49 Edward Marie, Sister 8, 9 Eiseline, John 19, 56, 69 Ellingham, Richard I9 Ellis, Carol 19, 61 Elmore, Carol IQ Eley, Sharon M. 45, 56, 57, 60 Ethel, Sister 7, II, 32, 34 Falkowski, Joseph 45 Fee, Sandra Ann 19, 53 Fenton, Joseph 51 Fernando, Sister 7, 13, 50 Ferrando, Louis 35, 67 Ferrando, Lucille 29, 30, 60 Figliulo, Joseph 45, 66 Figlow, Nicholas 20, 56, 65, 81 Fisher, Rev. Edward II, 44, 66, 69 Fix, John 45, 57, 60, 69 Flynn, Mary Martha 35, 60 Forti, Joan 45 Fraterrigo, Philip 44 Gaeta, Joanne 4Q Gardner, Gail 49 Gatgens, David 46, 49 Gatgens, James 20 83 Gualtieri, Albert 48 Gautieri, Serena 49 Gautieri, Virginia 16, 20, 56, 59, 61 Geitner, Allene M. 32, 57, 58 George, Sharon 38, 44 Gerace, Mary Ellen 20, 23, 53, 56, 60, 61, 73 Gerace, Peter 49, 50, 66 Gecewicz, Leonard 68, 69 Giordano, Marguerite 44 Giordano, Mary 32 Gleason, Kathleen 20, 23, 53, 57, 58, 60 Graney, Michael 44, 61, 69 Graziplene, David 32, 66 Grentziger, James 44, 69 Gringer, Josephine 48 Gringer, Patricia 32, 34, 37, 58 Gualtieri, Nicholas 20 Hackett, Cathleen 21, 23, 53, 56, 73, 76 Hackett, Eva 30, 32, 60 Haller, Barbara 48 Haitz, James 44 I-Iaitz, Judith Mary 15, 21, 53, 56, 61, 81 Hammerl, Rev. Leo J. 5 Hardie, James 42, 45 Hardy, Mrs. Lillian 27 Hedtke, Janet 44, 73 Heisler, Margaret 48 Helen Miriam, Sister 1 1, 61 Hemmer, James 45, 67, 69 Henderson, Daniel 45 Herlihy, Rev. David 7, 8, 9, 16, 54 Heveron, James 32 Heywood, Richard 45 Hickey, Richard 32, 57, 60, 67 Hock, Mrs. Olga 27 Hoffman, Charles 44 Holbel, Right Rev. Sylvester 5 Horgan, Patricia 21 Howard, William 45, 54, 66, 69 Huff, Michael, 45, 67, 6g Iannello, Rose 48 llasi, Nicholas 48 Irrera, John 41 lrrera, Loretta 37 lrrera, Sharon 48 Jay, Mrs. Ruth 73 Johnson, Bayne 48, 66 JOY, Josephine 30, 37, 66, 70, 76 Joy, Francis 48 Judd, Carol 21, 60 Judd, Donald 48 Justine Marie, Sister I3 Kearney, Richard 48 Kemp, Mary Katherine 32, 36, 57, 58, 70, 73, Kenna, Nancy 45 Kennedy, Ann 32 Kennedy, Margaret 45 Kidder, Harriett 32 Kilby, Betty 48 Kisiel, E. SI Kleps, Mary Sue 51 Kleps, Robert 21, 61 Klimczak, Paula 21, 53, 56, 60, 76 Kolb, Rev. Eugene 8, 9 Kowalik, Beverly 45, 73 Kreutter, Mary 34 Krolikowski, Carol 44 Kryman, Edwin 15, 19, 20, 23, 59, 60 Kulikowski, John 22 Kunego, Kenneth 2 9 Lambert, James 31, 35 Lambert, Patricia 2 LaMendola, Eli 47 2, 53, 56, 61 Lange, Shirley 42, 45, 70, 71 LaRus'sa, Anna 30, LaRussa, Loretta 22, 24, 53, 56, 58, 60, 70, LaRussa, Philip 47 LaRussa, Patricia 5 37, 60 9 Leising, Edmund 22, 24, 56, 57, 61, 81 Leising, John SI Leising, Mary 31, 3 Leising, Shirley 35, Lennon, Sharon 51, Lenihan, Ann 35, 6 LaSage, Loretta 51 3, 58 61 73 1 Lewis, Coach Henry 65 Lewis, Patricia 49 Lippold, Joan 22, 5 Lovria, Dominic 47 Lovria, Sam 35, 61 3, 56, 58, 63, 76 Luperino, Ann 34, 37 Mahoney, William Majewski, Edward Maley, Donna 45 50, 66 46: 50: 65 Maloney, Katherine 2, 22, 56, 58, 70, 71, 77 Maniace, Joan 44 Manley, Rev. Mathias, O.F.M. 55 81 Manning, Ann Marie 44 Marble, Darwin 38, 41 Marcello, Philip 41 Marchese, Francis 19, 23, 56, 59, 60 Marchese, Rosalie 38, 44 Marshek, John 41 Martin, Rev. Gerald 7, 13, 40, 55 Martin, Leo 35 Marzolf, Donna 45, 61 Marzolf, Mary E. 22, 53, 56, 58, 60 Marzolf, Myrna Anne 16, 53, 56, 63, 70,'76 Marzolf, Neil 46, 50 Mastin, William 15, 19, 23, 60, 67, 69, 81 Mays Rev. Lee J. 13, 48 McCormick, Charlotte 23, 56, 61, 70 McCurry, Joan 15, 23 McGinnis, John 23, 65 McKernan, Paul 19, 23, 27, 56, 60, 69, 81 McMannis, Thomas 41, 69 Megliore, Carol 45 Meinweiser, Bernard 43 Meinweiser, Mildred 24, 56, 58, 61 Messina, Paulette 30, 3 5, 60 Moag, Mrs. Marge 27 Moag, Samuel 49, 50 Mooney, Carol 44, 45 Mondziel, Robert 35, 67 Montague, Judy 30, 34, 37, 63, 76 Moscicki, Margaret 30, 37, 61 Moynihan, Helene 12, 45, 70, 71, 73 Mullen, Richard 35 Mullen, Robert 33 Murphy, Eliazbeth 33, 34, 58 Murphy, Kenneth 41, 61, 67, 69 Murray, Maureen 45 76 Murray, Michael 33, 36, 67 Muscarella, Robert 24, 61, 65, 66 Musshaffen, John 33, 36 Nalbach, James 50 Neth, Richard 24, 65, 67, 69 Niccloy, Ann 12, 41, 42 Niccloy, Katherine 4Q Nogroski, Donald 49 Noonan, David 43, 69 Nowak, John 46, 50 Nowak, Susan 41 Oberlander, Rita 51 O'Brien, Carol 30, 34, 37, 58, 61 O'Brien, Rita 51, 70 Oehler, Lois 33, 34 O'Farrell, Janelle 41 O'Geen, Gerald 49 O'Gorman, Michael 47, 67 O'Gorman, Paulette 37, 70 Orsini, Joseph 47 Ortner, Sally 33, 34, 60, 70, 71 Oxcensis, Alice 41 Parry, William 43, 67, 69 Parry, Sharon 50 Pask, Ann Marie 50 Pask, Gene 43 Pastecki, Patricia 34, 30 Pastore, Gail 24, 56, 58, 70 Peck, Gladys 24, 61, 73 Pelligrino, Theresa 22, 32, 60 Pelletterie, Elizabeth 12, 41 Penna, Francis 12, 43 Perna, Sandra 42, 43 Pero, Barbara 43 Pero, Charles James 24, 65 Pero, Charles Peter 24, 65, 66, 67 Pfalzer, Faye 34 Pilato, Philip 16, 25, 56, 58, 61, 67 Pinney, Kenneth 43 Platt, Chester 51, 59 Pollino, Joyce 50 Porter, Barbara 30, 34 Pratt, Marilyn 25, 70, 72, 73 Pratt, Richard 43 Pratt, William 38, 43 Preston, Ann 38, 43, 70, 73 Price, Joan 34 Prina, Rev. Nazarene I2 Prospero, Lucille 50 Prospero, Nicholas 25, 65 Puls, Ann E. 33 Quinlan, Aileen 31, 57, 70, 76 Randall, Bruce 30, 34, 66 Raymunda, Sister I3 Reigle, James 25, 65 Repicci, Albert 25, 55, 56, 67, 68, 69, 81 Rerrick, Erika 42, 43, 70 Rerrick, Maria 38, 50, 51 Rimmer, Michael 43 Riso, Josette 43 Ritchlin, William 3, 66, 67, 68, 69 Rittersbach, Jon 42, 43, 69 Roach, Suzanne 24, 25, 56, 58, 81 Rodgers, Gerard 38, 43, 67, 69 Rodon, Barbara 49 Rogowski, Mary Ann 43, 73 Rooney, Barbara Ann 30, 33, 61 Romesser, John F. 46, 49 Ruiiino, Anthony 45 Rufiino, Rita 25, 56, 61 Rufnno, Sally 34, 61 Rugala, Mary Ann 38, 43 Ryan, Mary Ann 43 Sallome, Barbara 33 Salvadore, Patrick 26 SanFratello, Frances 43 Schiavi, Charles 26 Schiller, Barbara 26, 56, 58, 59, 60 Schivone, Marliyn 42, 43 84 Schofield, Joseph 39 Schoy, Rev. Charles 7, 11, I7 Schreiner, Edwina 47 Schwabb, David 46, 49 Scully, Brian 47, 49, 61 Scully, Maureen 29 Seewaldt, Charles 33 Seewaldt, Kay 43 Seldon, Stewart 51 Sheridan, Joseph 41 Shiltz, Francis 41' Shirley, Judith 12, 43 Shirley, Marietta 56 Sierk, Ann 33 Skupien, Rev. Francis I3 Smith, Most Rev. Leo 4 Sobczak, Beverly 26, 61 Spine, Sally 33, 61, 70 Spiotta, Frank B. SI Sprague, Mrs. Elizabeth 27 Stack, Eileen 49 Stack, Rosemary 26 Starrett, Ann 40, 41, 70, 73 Starrett, Nancy 40, 45, 70, 71,'76 St. Cere, Suzanne 33, 58 Steggs, Sylvia 49 Stellato, Mary 50 Stephens, JoAnn 41, 55 Stephens, Mary Ann 50 Stewart, Douglas 41, 55, 60 Strollo, Carmella 33, 36 Strollo, Frank 33 Strollo, Michael 41, 60 Strollo, Anthony 41 Surrani, Joseph 26, 27, 65 Syracuse, Sharon 34 Szymkowiak, Joseph 41, 69 Tabone, Philip 33 Tabone, Samuel 79 Talone, Antoinette 30, 37, 60 Talone, Sandra L. 47, 49 Tatarka, Patricia 47, 73 Tatarka, F. Thomas 27, 60, 65 Teekham, Mrs. Helen 27 Tehan, Mary Ann 12, 41 Thompson, Alfred 47 Thompson, Edward 27, 58 Thrasher, Judy 38, 41, 76 Timmons, Mary 47 Tomaszewski, Carl 39, 60 Tosto, Mariano 16, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 Tosto, Mary E. 30, 31, 37, 61 Tresco, Donna Maria 16, 56, 58, 61 Trinchera, Mary Anne 41 Trinchera, Philip 39 Tully, Robert 49 Tundo, Mary Grace 4I Valle, Sharon 39 Waclawski, Barbara 12, 39 Wade, William 39 Waggoner, Mary Kay 50 Warner, Blase 39 Weiss, Ann 30, 37, 61, 73 Weiss Thomas 40, 69 Welsh, Michael 48 Welsh, Patrick 2, 27, 54, 56, 58, 67, 68 69, 77 Whalen, John 39 Whalen, Mary Ellen 47 Wheeler, Glena 49 Whitney, John 41 Wilkinson, Mary Ellen 34, 37, 60 Williamee, Patricia 37, 57, 61 Winch, Barbara Anne 27, 59 Woodward, Sharon 39, 55, 73 Wozniak, Barbara 27, 58, 60 Wujcik, Elaine 39 Wylaz, Marian 37 Zehler, Sandra 47 Zeitvogel, Mary 35