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

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were cemented b prayer. The Seniors leave their cottage at Cor- maria For the last time Marianne, Maryann, and Terry pose for a picture at Our Lady's Shrine Seniors gather for a round table talk with Father At Marmion it is a custom that the Senior Class attempt to make a 'closed Retreat before they graduate. This year, as in the past, the class of '57 spent November 1-3 at Cormaria Retreat House, Sag Harbor. The conferences given by Father Arthur Der- rig made their three day sojourn a most memor- able one for all. It was not all meditation, for they took hikes, played basketball, and had fun in general. Perhaps the Seniors proved in that week-end that the really best enjoyment consists in working well, praying well, and playing well. The girls test a keen climbing while meandering by the seaside Phyllis, lvlarilyn, Carol, Ronnie, Ann, Brenda, and Maureen display a unique sense of balance at the water's edge. The camera catches Linda Spark leading a group of seri- ous Seniors out ot chapel engrossed in a moment of re- collection after one of the conferences A group assembles after enjoying a morning hike Page B0

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and moments of gaiety -gg,-. Semors pause to smile for the camera Verna, Maureen, Arm, Maureen, and Phyllis relax Marianne, Ida, and Helen with dates take time out for a sip of cider October's Senior Week began with the Halloween Tea Dance. Classrooms and cafe- teria were transformed with goblins, pump- kins that smiled and cross-eyed ones too. The dance was a success socially as many girls had new beaus to introduce to friends, and finan- cially, it was the first major Senior benefit for the yearbook. Ann Miller and her escort sign the guest book before dance Mary, Barbara, Mary Jane, and Gerry are off in a dream Hector seems to be analyzing Sam, While Seniors smile ob- ligingly for the camera . Ellie and Bill seem amused at Maryann Powers, or's date seems anxious to be photographed I but Carol and Tommy don't care at all Page 79

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Food for soul and bod Lorraine, Louise, and Maureen say prayer at Mother Butler's grave in crypt after vocation speech tournament November lst found some of us at Mary- mount for an oratorical contest on Vocations. Three Seniors represented Marmion excellently, and we managed a visit to the Chapel and Crypt afterwards. ln combination with food for the soul, we pause to give recognition to the girls who pro vide food for the body each day - our loyal Cafe- teria Staff. The only problem is that they're so efficient that we sometimes pay more attention to our lunch that to other vital matters. But that doesn't last too long - not at S H M. Exhorting her listeners to pray for vocations, Maureen competes at Tarrytown Karen Korsak patiently waits while Jacqueline Miller, Dorothy Voel and Marilyn Zambello agree that Pepsi hits the spot Pat Madine, Constance Henebery, Helene Bartichek, Phyllis Sanchirico, Estelle Leandro, Vinnie Santoro, joan Byrne, Belen Santiago,.Angela Manocchio, Mary Louise Mennello, and Diana Ciana pause to be photographed Page 81