Academy of Our Lady of Peace - Villa Montemar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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N JEANETTE THERESA BARRACK New this year, Jeanette has pivoted into our midst and has showered her delightful Albuquerque personality among us. Always consulted for the newest dance steps, she is rated as one of the very best dancers here- abouts. She is one who has valiantly strug- gled through four years of Latin, but claims. Nl like it even if I don't understand itn. Vvhen the soft strains of pomp and Cir- cumstancen have died away, she will find llgner secret ambition ttached to a pair of gold ars. , U X I fe' ' W . MARY FRA , y As our Katy Cornell, Ma ,S tresses can usually be seen any re ose to a stage: because of her drama c abi ities she was chosen to play the flighty Jehanne- ton in the outstanding production, The Vagabond King. Her flaming loclcs have graced our halls for four years and many histronic attempts have had her support, in- cluding two Saint's productions, Antic Spring and The Sunshine Twins. Two years membership in the Glee Club, a typi- cal red-headed temperament, and an ability to get all her homework done during the first period are her distinguishing characteristics. Her aspirations lean toward college and an lVl.D. alter her name. Heres hoping her fu- ture starts with Ucalling Doctor Boyd . A l

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waited lor dreams-come-true. 'lille trilme boarded tlie lxus at nine oteloelc, Laguna lmound. Snow fights. llamtmurgers, and song made up our day. Un our return we stopped at Pinf Valley tor dinner. Qur day was completed wtien we toppled out ol tlie lmus at ye olde alma mater around seven. rlqlle ollwieers wlio guided us tlirouglt tliis lmappy year were: lvlarie Uzajic. treasurer: Nlary Claire Sliaw, secretaryg .laequelyn Grimm. vice president: and Slmaron lVlcNeec'e. president. Nl, Slmw, Sq-1'rc-tary: l. Grimm, Yin- l,l'1'Silli'lllZ S. xli'Nn-eu-, I,H'SiLll'lllI lxl. lJhlill','l4f1'ilSllfl'l' n

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MARY TERESA BREITMEYER Maryys long, graceful, sweeping dips won recognition long heiore she floated off with the title, Queen ol? the A.S.B. Seemingly unsurmountalole difficulties do not discour- age this damsel. As right hand man of the Sodality Preiect, she has held a place of re- sponsibility and authority and has eagerly urged many Sodality schemes to comple- tion. Qne of her singular duties is bringing the Legion oi Decency lists to light. Fondest desires are wrapped up in a convertible and 4, a certain Saintsman with a Briar when Spanish, swim 'ng, and tohogganing aren't clamori g for r immediate attention. ,,, M34 W 35 I' la XNWXQIQVXHY J MDA? Qs QW, r N' YN . nm I-ij RUTH VIOLA BRENNAN Ruthie has made a name for herself through her years here hy her writing ability -which, fortunately, includes poetry: after holding position as class secretary in her jun- ior year she hecame our Southern Cross cor- respondent. Always smiling, she radiates friendship and it is not unusual to he greeted by that cheerful grin and uBon jour . One cannot, however, rememher Ruth without Peggy, for they have heen constant compan- ions since the freshman year. Ruth is also recnognized for her artistic ahility. We can well understand her amhition as a commer- cial artist, hut suspect that somewhere along the line of her career, she will he snatched into wedlock. f llxitlk- i