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

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Completely baflled in Father Prina's physics lab are: Hugh Loftus. Mike Strollo. David Leni- han, Thomas Friday, Charles Schiavi, David Nowak, Judy George. Our Deans, Sister Mary Angels and Father Keppler, deliberate the day's directives. 13 . . . takes no pleasure in wrongdoing, but rejoices at the victory of the truth I Cor. XIV

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CHA RI TY is patient, is kind . . . The bookwork never eeases for Father Cotter and Father Kolb A N X ,ti 1 Lf J sf' i f ill P 1.5 X' Q -if 9 up ly 5 P9 'lib ,.,i X ., , f ix 5 X X W gf tl ll if at l rl f f ' XE? :X 5,1 .W x E XY' ' ld U, Y fit! xx ,NN ,XV Af! X ' V fl X U , f 'i e ,T h , J N i 'l NJ' k X1 -' l Familiarizing themselves saith their handy-dandy sheets under the supervision of Father Mays are: Row 1: Donald Meyer, Audrey Merry, Sharon Mancuso. Row 2: Mary Kay Callahan, Mary Ellen Brown, David Graney, Richard O'Connor, Mary Ann Mullen, Marian Mullen. Row 3: Jane Boylan, Catherine Haitz, Bonnie Buckenmeyer, Anne Welsh, Bart Tosto, Mary Per- rone, Joanne Paris. WL , 1 kv,, V .k., Y k,.

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Mr. Caito demonstrates a principle of science to: Mary Ellen Hackett, David Ortner, Martha Lyman, Linda Caruso, Christie Johnson, Karen Shelby, Harold Niccloi, Ronald Konieczny. Father Cotter, Juggler of Notre Dame, schedules Elizabeth Monihan, Mi chael Lippold and John J akubowski. Mrs. Voltura smiles approvingly as Valerie i -1ffN5 f f 1xiK2RRs'2SE , Y Y-Y Y f 7 George explains an interest problem to Tom Cecere and Pat Kehl.