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

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Plans for college loomed, Even with urgings from her classmates, Marianne Myers just can't finish her cake Sodality officers kneel in prayer to Our Lady Terry, Maryann, Ellie, Mary Jane, Marianne, and Barbara are amused at the talent of Hansel and Cretel, as they visit backstage Page 91 Mr. Robert Davis and Ann Daly discuss a certain spot in Canada while Eileen, Michalyn, Mickey, Fat, Ann Cshe's therej Phyllis, Lorraine, and Margie isten Seniors are thoughtful as they beg favors through Mother Butler's intercession at the Crypt Some appeal more directly, in the Cahpel Seniors prepare for Community Sing in Lounge

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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

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Graduation seemed very near. The class of '57 inaugurated a new tradition - the celebration of the hundredth day before graduation. This year it was in the form of a Weenie roast. Seniors came in costume and in- vited the juniors to enjoy the fun. The array of characters included Mutt and Jeff, Little Lului- even the notorious Eloise attended. The brisk air must have added zest to every0ne's appetite because the frankfurters and soda disappeared rapidly. In future years the Hundred Days af- fair will be a Maricol benefit. The three blind mice and F r Eskimo Dotty must feel out of place near Marilyn as a phone, and classified Ronnie pose with Tubby and Little Lulu Madelaine, Anne, and Theresa Ellen and Margie Came 05 the evil kitten SiSt6IS Eleanore and Helen won't associate with charac- ters Mary Jane and Mary Jeanne and Louise speak for themselves iii. diff .Q - inf t.- 5 c neck CXLBRQYEFD ' . , i Senorita Carmen and Toreador Marianne share honors with- Watch out when Iodine Anne Seine candidates for the Children's hour? meets Eloise 2 Page 92 A