Vincentian Institute - Crossroads Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Top Row Cleft to rightj: R. Barrett, E. Condon, E. Blanner, l'. Bucalo, C. Keller, J. Cobb, J. Augstell, R. Engle, D. Bean, K. Dunston, P. Coleman. Scrond Row: J. Casserly, VV. Connelly, J. Fagan Top Row: M. Perkinson, A. Maylan, C. Neidl N. Joyner, H. Schafer, M. O'Clair, V. McCormack, B. Smith, M. Schultz, L. Magin, C. Hand. Third Raw: D. Colleran, M. Haswell, ll. Lyons S. Bergin. Srmml Now: Sr. M. Rhilip, S. Kircher, M. Denn 1 E. Duncan, P. Cavagnaro, R. Connolly, M. Bennett J. Alexander, J. Dollard, F. Della Rocca. Bottom Row: L. Belowin, E. Butler, R. Dings, Bro Bertram, E. Campbell, J. Cahill, C. Brandow, L. Bianchino, R. Carron, G. Bernard, J. Carroll. -' I-' '952 J. Carey, S. Doucetto, J. Hyland, M. Qnirk, N. Roman, H. Reetly, E. Gabriels. Bottom Row: XV. Downes, E. Cox, A. Emmons, P. Gaul, A. Buckley, A. Hogan, M. Miller, l'. DeRusso, L. Roach. sl .-to --1. .1 wma .zu ,Jgqmgm-4, 1- ..,-munaw-1-., V

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PAN-AMERICAN Um' .ruufhvrn ?ln'I'jllII7t7l'.f hold flu' iriivrnrt of nn'n1in'r.v. Sfundiny Qicft to rigliil: G. Ncstor. .l. fox, Rl, lhlrkc, M. Hrown, I.. Vnlzik, Y. Pzxtciizxmic, M. Kirclicr, E. Xio1'risscy, .Sivafrdi hi. liolzuui 4'lir4'41.v1m'f'l, M. Kay LPn'.r1'dcr1Il, Ki, IJCIHIICQ' Cliiur -l'rr.ri11'm1fl, V. Spzxkcr Q,S'rrrvh1ryl. Club organized by girls OT The Commercial De- parTmenT. Guided by SisTer M. Magdalena, The girls published a noTeworThy newspaper, STeno- ChaTTer . Climaxing The year's acTiviTies was The annual Silver Tea aT which SisTer M. Mag- dalena and her club members played hosTess To The moThers. A corsage, symbolic oT graTiTude and love, was given To each moTher. A quiclc glance aT The French Clubs which were supervised by SisTer M. BonavenTure and SisTer M. BeaTrice, revealed a lengThy lisT oT acTiviTies. Among These was The presenTaTion of The play Joan of Arc by members oT SisTer M. BonavenTure's Club, and The oTTering oT culTural and musical programs by Le Cercle Francais . Through membership in The Junior Red Cross, V.l. sTudenTs, wiTh SisTer M. BeaTrice as moder- aTor, were able To volunTeer Their services Tor benevolenT proiecTs. GiTT boxes were senT To Toreign children: veTerans enioyed a True holiday spiriT Through The eTTorTs oT The organizaTion. Home nursing, TirsT aid, and accidenT prevenTion courses were offered To club members. Repre- senTing VincenTian in The Junior Red Cross CiTy- Wide Council was Jeanne Dupree, voTed presidenT by represenTaTives oT Albany schools. Every Thirc Tuesday, The Maureen Daly Press Club meT To discuss presenT-day Trends in The Tield oT iournalism, Linking TogeTher members oT The various school publicaTions, The club pre- senTed inTeresTing speakers Tor The enioymenT and educaTion oT members. The Choral Club under The baTon of SisTer M. WiniTred chose Thursday aTTernoons Tor iTs rehearsals, T-Iaving a wide reperToire of hymns, The group rendered selecTions aT Sunday Mass in The GreaTer GroTTo each weelc. L!-XTIN CLUB .llcu1Iu'r.r nf Lizfin Lillrlv fm'fi11'i' for un nirfxiili' rnliiillg in Rmlzilni liixlm 3, ,Sifumliiiy QlcI'L1o1'igl1ll Z I. Cmiicy, M. N, ilcizlllcy. M. Ryan, G. Klilclioll, A, iii1L'lIliI, rl. Rooney, if. .i ssy, .. ,gn . N41 N . . 1 rim , ,, us , ,l. Niwloii, IX. Kirk.