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

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permeate its entirety Before their weekly court. the senior student councillors consult with moderator. The councillors are left to right I. Pluchino, G. Lyons, M. Powers, E. Kiesel, V. Mueller, M. Tagliente, L. Apuzzo, Ida Minchella, P. Donadio, and E. Thompson. Daly and Anne Conroy right, are in the act as they try to slip past councillors Pat Donadio and Ida Min- One of the main duties of a student councillor is to check her assigned room. Mary Ann Powers is shown here on an inspection of room 5. Are they always in such perfect uniform? Page 13 0

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Basic regulations Loretta Curtin, Carol Mogavero, Nancy Crowe and Dorabelle Pedro are the Junior Student Councillors. The Student Council is made up of members of the student body, seniors, juniors, and sopho- mores who are elected to represent their own classes as well as to ensure that none of the regulations of the school are broken. Each sen- ior councillor checks for complete uniform in her assigned class each day and collects fines For lateness and other offenses. Student Council Court meets to correct offenders each week if necessary. The good conduct and example of the councillors themselves is the impetus which as- sures discipline. Smiling Sophomore Councillors are Cstandingl Barbara Kelly, Kathleen Smith, Pat Crowley, Geraldine De Caeto, Csittingj Judy Siscaretti and Sheila Quigley. Senior Councillors Mary Ann Powers, Eileen Kiesel, Margie Tagliente, Ida Minchella, Veronica Mueller, Gerry Lyons, Louise Apuzzo, jean Pluchino, Pat Donadio and Eleanor Thompson off dutv. Page 12

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while interests in nature, Marie Lugano demonstrates science equipment which won her first place, at science fair. Sylvia Mazza, Kathleen O'Connell and Helen Carlich demonstrate for freshmen the scientific method of weigh- ing sodium hydroxide and the correct way to use a mortar and pestle. Science proves to be an interesting subject. This is definitely shown in our freshman General Science classes. During the course of the day students do experiments to learn a better ap- preciation of the subject. Girls who wish to enter projects in the Catholic Science Fair, which is held every year, for the benefit of science stu- dents, do individual research. At the fair they feceive recognition for their work by being awarded, with blue, red, and white bows signi- fying first, second, and third place. AEC P52059 At fair, Dale Hart smiles as her aeoli- pile project won a prize. Page 14