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

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Snnla's helper Dntty Goerl assists Theresa Cooke into her costume, The last leaf of Autumn had barely touched the ground, it seemed, when De- ccmher and Christmas were upon us. Once again, the traditional gaily papered mail- boxes appeared in the front hall and were quickly filled, while seasonal decorations transformed each classroom. The tree and crib in the corner were constant reminders of the family-like nature of Christmas at Mnrmion. The senior Santa and his carolers serenaded every room on the last day of Carolers join with Santa and his helper in wishing a Merry Christ- mas and a Happy '58 to all. The true meaning of Christmas is felt as one gazes at the Nativity scene school, and with the distribution of gifts, mail and cheerful greetings, our vacation began. Reflection of lights from the tree catch Kathleen in n meditative mood. Page 93

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Seniors help Lydia enjoy her party. Wffwwf Frances. Pnl. and Chnrlenn look lor their url work. Nom. Carol, and Maureen view an attractive bulletin honrd. As first place winner in the B'nai l3'rith 'iBrutherhood ora- The bulletin hoard in room 2 gets loving care from tonal contest. Dornhelle. in nddition to winning n gold medal Connie Henchery. and bonds, was interviewed on radio and then appeared with Senator Douglas in Washington on the College Press Con- ference TV program. A number of holidays occurring nt this point in the calendar give our bulletin hoard artists a good chance to display their talents, and enliven classroom nncl corridor. The junior class started planning for their Tea Dance early in February, and the usual complctnent of parties, classes. club activities and contests rounded out the month. Time sped on. the cold not with- standing.