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

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made our gifts Verna, Maureen, Marilyn, and Anne. for- get breakfast for a moment, as they listen 'Q 5.4 New to Father Burke Divided interests are captured at the Officers' table. Is it food for The feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, was the date set for the Sodality Communion Breakfast. To give special honor to Our Lady, the Sodalists and Aspirants attended 9:00 o'clock Mass and received Holy Commu- nion at St. Thomas Aquinas Church. After Mass, 125 girls returned to the cafeteria atiMarmion for a delicious breakfast and an inspiring talk by Father Benedict Burke, S.M.A. The breakfast was a huge success, and the Sodality was pleased to have paid homage to its Patroness in such a manner, Another group of juniors seem satisfied with all proceed- ings thus far , ,... ....4. thought, or perhaps a thought for more food? Jackie, Marie, and Marianne second Carol Mogoverds mo- tion for more coffee, while Belen chats with another junior Some sodalists admire Father's souvenirs, while others await anoth eplgram from his collection Page 82 Cl'

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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

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to the Little King 1 1 t 1 Maryann Uhch dresses her little sister after busy day at the bazaar Mary jane, Mary, Barbara and little visitor persuade Marie to take a chance Besides the birth of Christ, Christmas means presents and perhaps the best place for procuring them is at our annual Bazaar. The bazaar is al- ways held the first weekend in December. The odds on all the prizes are great but so are the Anne and Jeanne take inventory while Louise and Mau- reen display their salesrnanship Josephine tries to resist temptation Page 83 prizes. Each class had its own table and each table carried out a theme. All the girls worked earnestly to make their table the most beautiful and the most successful. As a result, the bazaar was an unprecedented success. Marianne helps Miss DeMott choose her chances well Helen Carlick and Barbara Rose arrange chances while Marie Lugano makes another sale