Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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ri W IN' FNTI ' Nl wa 1 I' I Cu-lfcliinrx Virginia Keating and Lonix Clioppy pause in tim .vizldy of l'inwntii1n format. George Kalznle and Joanne Skelly, co-editors, review an earlier ixxne of Blue Banner. ' LUE BA NNE! The school's spring liTerary publicaTion. VincenTian, displayed The creaTive TalenT and imaginaTion OT our TuTure auThors, poeTs, essayisTs, and arTisTs. A wide varia- Tion oT Topics and sTyles of wriTings pro- vided enioyable reading Tor all. The sTaTT, headed by co-ediTors Virginia KeaTing and Louis Choppy, appraised and selecTed The sTudenT conTribuTions in The annual VincenTian shorT sTory conTesT which proved To be The highlighT oT The magazine. The sTaTT was under The able diracTion ol: SisTer Mary Carmel and BroTher Evan. The cover designing and The page illus- TraTions were done by The arT ediTors. Ann Gill, Nancy l'leaTh, and Rosemary Blair. Through The liTerary iniTiaTive and all-ouT eTTorT oT The sTaTT and The sTudenT wriTers, The VincenTian upheld The sTandards oT pasT publicaTions by receiving an All- Columbian raTing. VincenTian's iournalisTic TalenT Tound ex- pression in The Blue Bonner, The school paper. ThroughouT The year, long aTTer The lasT bell had rung, The hum oT acTiviTy was sTiII audible Trom 4OI. Here, nimble work- ers were deep in Their work wriTing heads. ediTing a copy, and preparing The dummy in order To meeT The deadline. Co-EdiTors Joanne Skelly and George Kahnle along wiTh The sTaTT were guided in The duTies by SisTer Mary Carmel and BroTher Evan. STaTT members discussed and planned The TuTure issues in Journalism class. Days oT hard work were rewarded wiTh The eagerly awaiTed spring Trip To New York CiTy, where The Columbia Scho- lasTic Press AssociaTion ConvenTion was held. Blue Bonner received: FirsT Place Hon- ors Trom The NaTional ScholasTic Press: FirsT Place lnTernaTional l-lonor RaTing Trom Quill and Scroll: FirsT Place Honor RaTing 'From The Columbia ScholasTic Press Asso- ciaTiong All-Columbian Tor ediTorials.

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fl it WiTh The guidance oT BroTher Ferrer The AlTar SocieTy during The pasT year served aT The schools ecclesiasTical TuncTions. The KnighTs oT ChrisT in Their armor oT cassoclc and surplice were always ready To assisT The priesT on The alTar. Theirs was The privilege OT represenTing The enTire sTudenT body aT The alTar. Each Monday in The arT room, busy PaleT Club members could be seen exhibiTing arTisTic abiliTy. SisTer M. AniTa and here worlcers willingly ac- cepTed any proiecTs presenTed To Them. Dance posTers, reTreaT reminders, and Red Cross pro- iecTs were buT a Tew oT The club's underTalcings. The Pan-American Club, under SisTer M. BonavenTure, sTudied The hisTorical TradiTions and presenT-day cusToms oT our LaTin-American neighbors. By presenTing colorTul scenes oT Pan- American liTe, The members oT The club were able To prornoTe a greaTer inTeresT in inTer- ALTAH EUEHHY ITML' Kms' Qlclt to Ylgllllf J. Mclicgncy, M. Fitzgerald. Tlzfra' Now: IT. Cunningliznm, J. R. Dwyer, R. Krug. 5t'i'UIIf1 lx'fm': VT. Moller, R. Cmmrilly. lf. Mzurtlcy, G. Klc'I':1g110. l71'r.vf Kniv: rl. Shen, J. King. UBS American relaTions. DeTermined To augmenT Their knowledge oT Roman culTure and hisTory, members oT The l.aTin Club conducTed weelcly meeTings wiTh This aim in view. AssisTed by SisTer M. l-lelene, The girls planned educaTional and inTeresTing acTiv- iTies, including quizzes on Roman background and a sTudy oT cusToms. Spanish Clubs, El PaseTiempo , direcTed by SisTer M. Dolorosa, and La TorTulia , by SisTer M. BonavenTure, carried on a number oT acTivi- Ties: among These were Spanish slciTs, enacTmenT oT holiday TesTiviTies, and insTrucTive discussions. From The membership oT El PaseTiempo a sTaTT was organized To publish a Spanish newspaper, La Cima. Joan Dunham was chosen EdiTor-in- ChieT oT The publicaTion. PoTenTial secreTaries comprise The Commercial PALET ELUB Club zizrzizlvmcv bury ll1c111.fplz'f.v tviflz fzmfw' tuorlc. Hack Rom' Cleft to riglitl Z N. Heath QPrv5z'dM1fD,fl. Smith CTrca.mre1'D , L. Bingham, J. Cox, l'. Brady, C. Keil, nl. Guilclcu, J. Dcmbski f.qf'i'1'l'fl1l'j'T, nl. Rlllllllllllil UTM'- I7l'F.Vli!lC'7'1f T. Front Rim' Clclt to riglltji L. St. Ongc, D. Gincci, A. Gill, nl. Carey.