Sacred Heart of Mary Academy - Maricol Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Underclassmen took part The way to a man's heart is through his stomach and Dora goes out to prove it Beaus, bids, music, and food provided the-set- ting for the Junior Tea dance. All the girls work- ed hard at decorating in keeping with the Val- entine motif. Though music hath charms to soothe the savage breast,', food seemed to possess even greater charms, refreshments ended the first session of dancing. However the gaiety was re- sumed shortly, and continued into the evening. Perhaps the best evidence of the success of the evening was that no one wanted to leave. Faith and Eileen receive bids from their CSCOITS jackie introduces beau to Classmates Some juniors and their escorts pause for a picture to record that memorable evening - Q , Melissa inscribes her name on heart while Lydia and date look on Marie and date look over bid while friends provide music

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essential to its completion. Enjoying a cup of tea are Mrs. Garofalo and Mrs. Dietz, chairladies of Senior- Freshman card party Active members of card party are: standing, Mrs. Tagliente, Mrs Spark, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Lugano, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Bergerg seated Mrs. Massett, Mrs. Nilan, Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. McGibney Mrs. Higgins Mrs. Wimner and Mrs. Tagliente col- lect money at the front door Is there anything in cupid's arrow of love pointing to Pat Palmieri? Page 88 After hours of dancing juniors and dates welcome refreshments in the cafeteria

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Florence Cooney CSI-IM '53D explains the advantages of life at col- lege to Helen, Ellen, Terry, and Eileen - aiasia Mr. Ozia Brown pauses in his 'art class to explain gracious- Nlarie, Gerry, Mary Film-le, Mary Murphy, and Ida Watch ly some principles of portrait work to Ronnie, Maureen, a Student at work Marilyn, Linda, Jeanette, Mickey and Mary Jane Lorraine, Ann, and Mary Ianeuadmire an un: - a I u - ! finished ceramic. The sign said Do not touch! Ann Kenney and Phyllis chat while Maureen relates inter- esting experience to Linda and Verna at lunch but ' 57 was ours. Seniors find a Fashion Design class very interest- ing while touring the college X February 13, High School Day at Tarry for Marmion proved most interesting. Welct by Rev. Mother Rita, Mother du Sacre C and alumnae from Marmion, we were given guided tour of Marymounfs campus, and bird's eye view of boarding at the college. L' was served, and after a performance of H and Cretel by the Music majors, we ended day at Tea in the Lounge. There 've sang Song Contest songs and traditional Mar ' songs, joined by the alumnae. After a visit to Crypt and Chapel, we boarded the bus, h ward bound. I