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

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O enrich our understanding Belinda Mulligan and Eileen Dolan locate the'Motherhouse of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary on a map of France. French club members read the French in their manuals while they listen to the records played hy Mary Savage and Belen Santiago. Anne Daly enjoys whatever she is reading in French but Miss Nehiolo and Eileen Kiesel are mystifiecl. Page 31

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and their languages Latin has long been considered a difficult subject, but once mastered, it offers a lacy to a much richer understanding of the lovely Latin hymns and so much else in the liturgy. Dili- gence in ireshman vear paves the wav for success o N v I I W. Y I o not only in Qfaelhc Vlars, Caceros orations, but also in Virgils account of the fall of Troy and Diclols immortal story. Four years of Latin are offered interested students. Marie I-Ieneghan, Kathleen Ford, Nancy Crowe, Joanne Dell- Aquila, Vinnie Santoro and Terry Coyne may smile for the picture but they mean business when preparing for the Know English CDD test. Freshmen are alert as Nora Liston uuizzes Patricia De Graff -during Latin class. juniors enjoy some sessions with Cicero but Denise O'Rourke tries correlating Latin with the American Observer.

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and perfect our work of art Looking tor Santa Claus? Barbara. Ellen. and Anne watch Mary jane, Carol, Rose, Eileen, and Helen Deer into lncaurilully preserved fireplace. Music hath charms . . . agree Lorraine, Margie. and Ronnie, as they admire an illuminated missal with early Gregorian chant markings. A Senior with lots of artistic talent herself, Iudy shows some of her oils to Constance I-lenebery. Mary Ann, Jeanne, and Brenda admire ancient abbey fountain in a recon- structed courtyard. Though klft classes arc only part of the sen- iors' program, art club as well as trips to museums give every student an opportunity to enjoy creat- ing experience and to appreciate the work of others. This year our studies were marked by a visit to the Cloisters, the uptown branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We admired sculp- ture, tapestries, bas reliefs, and metal work, though the statuary dicl not always impress us as devotional Judy and Connie work dexterously at an Art club meet- ing. Maryann points out the details of a marble has relief to Maureen, Lorraine, and Mane.