Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Destination? The Cenacle in Middletown, Connecticut for the annual Sodality Retreat is the goal of sodalists Cornelia McNerney, Mary Enda Tookey, Eileen Daly, Donna Fabiano, Elaine Grady, Anita Trapasso, and Mary King. ,714 zz ,Marzlzn Way An appropriate resolution is what this unit group is seeking as these members, Cornelia McNerney, Evelyn Parziale, Maureen Martin, Mary Loretta O'Connor, and Mary Strileckis discuss a sodalist's attitude toward school work. X Possible remedies for pertinent problems are proposed by Mother St. Daniel of Angels and the counselors, Evelyn Parziale, Mary Loretta O'Connor, Eileen Daly, and Ann Perrin.

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Tnme out Nancy Mnrto Dons Descoteaux Ann Marne Flynn Georglanna Groat and Mary Elnzabeth Fox the fave senlor presrdents chat wuth Father Lucnan the retreat master L11 ten Keflcc Sattsfted'P and so she us Mary Ann Kulhavlk smiles wuth satnsfactuon as she completes the bulletun board for the rumor sensor retreat and learn An lntrucate part of our school year as the annual retreat We fnrst expernenced thus as freshmen For three days we put asrde our books and Communuon penance and medntatnon As the years passed by each retreat seemed to brung us closer to God Before we knew It our last retreat had come As our last we trled to make lt our best What we acquured during these retreats we wall carry wtth us unto the future FSIFBBI Q I I Mawr wma, A , , 7 R to devote ourselves to prayer, Mass

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sodality A consultation in progress-the maior proiect of the Sodality this year, counseling, is lm exemplified by Rosemary Sullivan, senior ' sodalist, and Ellen McGrath, probationists, who are enthusiastically discussing the fruits of the week's resolution. Sodality is a way of lite under the patronage of Our Lady. Seeking our sanctification in our particular vocation, striving for this goal through the practice of daily Mass, meditation, frequent prayer and apostolic works, we advance in His way through His 506-Slifv Church and with His Mother. proiect with prefect, Joan Pesce, secretary, Mary Lou Lyons, and vice-prefect, Mary Elizabeth Fox. A grand idea! says Mother St. Mary Bernard, moderator, as she discusses plans for a new Classes in the summer? Why, yes! Eleven sodalists, Donna Fabiano, Joan Pesce, Beverly Osowicki, Mary Fox, Anita Trapasso, Linnea Friden, Maureen Martin, Mary Ellen Loeffler, Mary Enda Tookey, Mary Lou Lyons, and Patricia Daly attend the Summer School of Catholic Action activities at Fordham University. f X