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

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Ellen Walsh. Maureen Talivny and Marklin 0'Leury admire Ihr missin xlispluy. Molher lluller Cuilrl nielulmers seein pr work ul lhe nnnual mission mlispluy ul 3, Xlargnrel Conwnv explains hnnl il was lo roller! ull Il n 'Ili rryhm n. mul ol their hunxli, 1 Terry Coyne, llclvn 0'Ci-nnur, Dnruluelle Pedro. Nnnvy Crowe and Vinnie Sunlorn look proudly ul Murniion's rlis- plny of vesnnenls und other ullar linens. As Sl. joseph so unselfisllly helped all those- wilh whom he onine in conlavt. so the- xnumlu-rs of the Mission Cluh lry to help the nl-ecly orphans dispersed through- out the various countries of lhv world. Their separate and coinhinecl efforts suc- cessfully produce skirts. flressc-s nncl other rn-lim-los of apparel which can he worn by ehilrlrvn of all ages. Chrislmus cards and stannps are also r-ollevlvd. which are then svn! lo the mliflereznl mission houses. enrneslly lo her :nun-ell vulnpaiiions. Ann Xriro and Ros:-nmrie Nunlone. just lnnv mu snap. f Q- 1

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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.

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...w. Rosalind Reilly cherks Student Count-il lists while Pal Pal- Disriplinc is vnforct-cl among the sluv th-nts by the tntnnliers of the Student Coun- cil. Councilors are elected from thc sopho- more. junior untl senior classes and they must have favultv approval. Complete uniform is vlietrkc-tl on-ry morning hy the senior count-ilors. A student lm-:ing five offenses is brought before the L-ourt which nssetnlales monthly. Effectiveness of tht- Conncil th-ponds on the behavior and nt- titutlv of all councilors. ugh! again . groans Kathleen Xlt-Ilononglt ant Marian llarns as finvs are rollrvtetl ln Katt-n Knrsal- antl Margaret 'l'aylnr. mieri. Doralielle Pedro uml Nanry Crowe exanrint: the svarws that hurl been uurtlisvatetl tlnring the week. ..ot., .V-'. . - - 'z Page 16 X Untlerclassrnen Student Councillors Geraldine DeCae-. to. Fraltces Cavalier. Mary Keane, Mary Louise Xlen-' nillu. Kathleen 0'lIunncIl. l'atriria De Graff. Alive Guerra,Katheileen Dietz, ,lean Cnyon, and llelen Yan- nlrirlt lake time off from their busy schedule.