St Marys Seminary - Torch Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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page thirty-eighl Raw Une: Barlsara Stalsy, Patricia Macmanus, Sheila Ashton, Diane Mattar, Natalie Runfola, Kathe- rine Kennedy. Row Two: Mary McDonnell, Kathleen Broderick, Drexel Suor, Beverly Leone, Katherine Stevens, Pamela McKnight, Mary Hammond, jo,Ann Murphy, Gena Shinskcy, Molly U'Brien, Judith Sniatecki. unior Class President Sheila Ashton Vice-President Diane Mattar Secretary Patricia Macmanus Treasurer Natalie Runfola MottofHe climbs highest who helps another up. Flower-Forget-me-not Colors-Blue 81 White

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Row One: Ann Salley, Mary Hogenkamp, Madeline Belanger, Tina Bellissimo, Ellen Dunning, Phyllis Clement. Row Two: Jeanne Honnegger, Anne Frey, Marina Klausman, Patricia Kirschhofer, Molly McNamara, Grace Gorham, Laurie Koessler, Michaelene Joseph, Maureen Barrett, Mary Lou Quin- livan, Sharon Fitzgibbons. The story goes that the best things come in small packages, but we, the Class of '60, thirty-four strong, have rewritten the old adage to read that the best things come in large packages. For us quantity equals quality. Our own distinctive quality is spelled out in terms of a unity which recognizes individuality, ingenuity, and versatility. Moreover, Emily Post would agree that our social graces are tres apropos. They correspond in turn with our interested cooperation in school work. In sports, whether as players or spectators, we always participate. We proved our ability to entertain by our stage portrayal of Babes in Toyland. Even though we did not win at Canisius, the pleasure we brought to the children at Roswell Park and the Cerebral Palsy Institute was most satisfying. The Sem, the Sisters, our schoolmates, our visitors, our fun are never to be for- gotten by thelClass of '6O. Who could ask for anything more? page thirty-nine