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

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time iuh hunting. in ling me hairy. sing Lillian. Dotty :intl Therese seein lu like those Irene ind Vinniv. prison wulls. . .T X Theresa, llnrlmlu und lilnureen imuhl 'X 'nil f: s'1 ' H mther --tcm-i rm.: nut nn.. get ...H 'I line' in lltut kitchen. Following a tradition inaugurated by the class oi '57, we celebrated the hundredth day before graduation by inviting our suc- cessors. the juniors, to a Rock Ln' Roll Masquerade. The seniors dressed accord- ing to the lvrics of their favorite popular tunes. and danced across the ilonr to the strains of the melody. The striking origin- ality nf the costumes. paired with their np- proprinte titles, brought gales oi laughter from all spectators. A round ot' refresh- ments was a welcome addition to the les- tivities. Marguerite and Gerry exhilnit the newest t-nilfure. Vickie is amused at being Bnny Bnrune. Helen and Jnvkie wunt those Raster hmnlets slmrterl hy Adeline and Lurrnine. and Anne lend a helping htind Knthleecn is at vnnfiilent Da4lilv Loot as Marianne takes il ull as a in e Rosalie und Louise ure haunt. at lou h Louise is in a predicament as Rosalie

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The snnw had begun in the gleaming . Seniors relax at close oi retreat Seniors gather around Father Derig. Ghost stories iinn't sr-are ns. Midnight snack for Pat und her friends. G. F if I i hi . . ifrff git 'silfg5?gf,ff11Q :G '7 xi .W Pts!! ' ?i'Gf51?fi..f5? '-f.:g'i ' :.: ik Q.:-Qs' ra xii' ' 1 '!,: . 1 'ff f i' , Q 24 Neff. 'E f. . : 'NE A egg I . - ' 52.5 '5x r Ltr .. hln Vinnie and Karen shiver from the cold. Rosemarie and Vinnie pnsr- in February found us ready for the last retreat of nur senior year, at the Cormaria Retreat House in Sag Harbor, Long Island. Our weekenti there, February 14-16, was a truly memorable one from many points of view. The schedule of prayer. meditation and conferences with Father Arthur Derig was interrupted by the performance of our Senior Sing for Reverend Mother Annunci- ation, and by a freak snowsthrm which kept us snowbound for two days! ther. As I was saying . . . ':..'f-ff . 5-5' :ts ' 'Qi' 'gg r,g ,mgfe,531grg Q, a t ',g,.gaiq2:,fzQs5,i5gg ' M 12:5 , fig A15 :.zTf1f355'i? il - 1 i '1T1sa5:1:153i?5i1,2-isiaggxlzi 1 .'J'Y' Sffi. Wf'. If .'.' Seniurs husk hnred with heing snow hound, i

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One of the month's gentler moods favored our trip to Mary- mount in Tarrytown, for High School Day, March 11. Bright sun- shine and warm hreezes accom- panied us as we toured the college campus, escorted by several Mar- mion alumnae. Fortified by a tasty dinner, we discovered much to ad- mire in the classrooms and clormi- tories. Another seasonal tradition is the junior trip to Washington, D. C. The girls spend a weekend in the nation's capital, visiting many places of interest and thoroughly enjoying themselves. a