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

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S. H. M. serves ns the Central Council of the Catholic Youth Adoration Society for the lower Bronx. Put Pnlmieri. lender. and her council lIllSlllltl'l'S. encourage the students hy means of singing commercials. and posters to attend the Holy' Hour helrl nt Immaculate Conception Church on the thirrl Sunday of each month. Every year a group of Sotlalists attvnml the Summer School of Catholic Action. which helps make them more alert with re- gard to Sodality work. Anne Meyer. Nunry Crowe. Marie Hencghun. llosulic Villunu, lie-len Santiago. ,Iopepllinc Forniiru. Pat Pulmiuri, Xluureen 'l'a- heny and Xlnriatnnc Brennan vompnre ideas learncnl at Summer School of Catholic Action. CX..-X. lctuler Pot Pulmicri explains duties to Quhstilule ronnvil. Complete Catholic Youth Adoration Council.

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The Sodality, which helps carry out the motto. 'KAII for Jesus through Marv. fre- quently holds meetings to discuss the ideals for which it wus founded. In the month of December a Communion Breakfast is held for both the Sndulists and Aspirants. In May, for the Seniors, a parent-daughter breakfast is helrl which is combined with a mother-daughter breakfast for the re- maining Sodalists and Aspirants. Father Fogarty addresses the girls and their par- ents at the annual Communion Breakfast last May. lnterest is displayed hy lr e dz mama 5.5 Father Charles Lewis. SJ. with Nanny Crowe, Belen Santiago and Pat Palmieri, at Communion Breakfast. oth Sodalists and parents during Father's speech at Communion Breakfast.

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The freshmen gather in the cafeteria for the Rose Hawthorne club. In past years the membership has heen limited to underclassmer Cancer pads ure sent to House of Calvary, home for incuruhles in Featherbed Lane. Following the example of the Holy Family who worked together to produce good, a group ol' students combine tn Pat Wallace. Mary Louise Mennillo, Pnl Dnlrymple. Phyliss Snncliirim-on :md Vinnie Sumnm prepare ull materials for making cancer pads. and ' form the Rose Hawthorne Circle. which is a unit of the .lunior Mother' Butler Mis- sion Guild. Its members produce nn aver- nge of forty cancer pads n week totalling approximately over a thousand a year. These pads are then sent to the House of Calvary, Featherbed Lane, where they are used gratefully. Senior Kathleen Ford sits nmungsl umlertzlassmcn und tries tu keep pate will their diligent work.