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

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PAULINE ELIZABETH FABER Pauline would like us to helieve that she is as quiet as a mouse and we shall have to grant that she is very convincing while we are loolcing, hut what accounts for the gales of laughter emitted from those who listen to her witticisms when we aren't loolcing? Shy at recitation, she lets herself go on the volley hall court and really lets Hy some stupen- dous shots. Giggling Pauline has been a hoarder for three years and the dorm will he at a loss without her laughter and gaiety. M 'itwfiigy jj? JW NW My lm W MARY IRENE FINDLEY Rated as tops hy faculty and students alilce, Mary Irene has paclced her three years at Villa Montemar with numerous accomp- lishments. Her excellent leadership as A.S.B. president steered us successfully through the school year. She has acquired singularly splendid honors in her marine activities with numerous trophies from some of the most se- vere swimming contests. Her intricate strolces and dives have been the highlights of Field Day. Possessor of a G.A.A. letter, she has sustained our team through many fierce hat- tles. For her fine perseverance and guidance of our Student Body, we Want to award our own special Distinguished Service Cross.

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ANN TERESA EARLEY Ann's tour years at the Academy have heen Weil-rewarded in the athletic tieid. She has heen on our teams and made a name tor herself as a proticient hasicet and voiieytmait- er, And white Human Dynamou doesntt sound tremendously complimentary, it cer- tainty helps a tot when on the gym court and when leaping tor the 7:52. Aspirations tend toward teaching Physical Education and judging from past successes Annts tai- ents are directed to the right field. M WW IVIARJGRY MARY EVANS Another tour year member ot our Student Body, Marjory, our Eucharistic Committee Chairman, has done much to foster devotion to our Eucharistic Lord. She was an insti- gator of a contest which promoted the En- thronement ot the Sacred Heart and her par- ticipation in school activities has been whole- hearted. Her Hacute perceptionitisu tor food qualities her as our class grocer and it was through her perservering ettorts that the cuti- nary end ot our picnics and parties has tween a success. Her amhition is to he a Pediatrist and as she travets down the corridor ot lite, We hope she attains the highest arches ot prosperity.

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jf? - 7 vlifjj'Nt'f IVIONA GWENDGLYN FINN Gwenie, a little on the impish side, has been seen at O.l...P. for a long time. Recog- nized by her artistic ability totten displayed on the posters in our hallsi and by her flare for dramatics. She has participated in The Man in the Bowler Hat and has por- trayed the lead in one of the Christmas plays, she has supported the Glee Club for four years with a lovely soprano voice. Gwen is short with darlc hair and strikingly elfin features, which are a contrast to her enormous store of vivacity and mile-long words. She has successfully held the posi- tions of secretary in her freshman year and treasurer in her junior year, and has pains- talcingly helped to get our annual to press. When Gwen enters college next year, she will continue to malce friends and puzzle them with her professor,s vocabulary. O ffgs we waxy Way Aa JZ.. Cesfj J' 0 jfs? wif? -w S-fy REGINA MADALINE GLEASON It must be the lrish in Gina-Bug that causes her to delight in the spectacular, but UGinaH is what we associate with exotic and dramatic. Which reminds us, she can chalk up parts in some prominent productions-1 The Trial of the King, Christmas plays, and many other outside pageants: the Glee Club also has her support. Driving is her chief devotion the moment she escapes the confining portals, and her chief talent is run- ning out ot gas in the middle of a teaming highway. Gina also participated in politics to the extent of holding the position of secre- tary in her sophomore year.