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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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Perhaps' he is, but ask him- He'd say this if he could: What am I?-there's the question. A mascot. which is true: But more than that-I'm more than wood. I'm a Forty-Niner, too. l'm the spirit of their studies: A symbol of each game. The Seniors, win or lose. I'm smiling all the same. VILLA MONTEMAR Academy of Our Lady of Peace 4860 Oregon Street San Diego 4, California 0nI mar 49 THE ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF PEACE SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA A wine-red pin and ring, the Fatima medal, a rosary-recall to the Seniors their years at the Academy. . . . Oscar, also an emblem of the Forty-niners, changes his mood with the turning of the pages. ear Lady of Fatima, In the shadow of the Dove This book is dedicate To thee, to Him-to Love. OUR LADY OF FATIMA J kl H d F M J H II J S B L R H t Our Lady, from the glory of heaven, loolcs upon her children. They struggle in a world corroded with errors nurtured by those who scorn her precious Child hanging on a cross. As an understanding Mother, Mary regives at Fatima, a miraculous power: her rosary of love, beaded with the tears ot her joys and sorrows, and bound with her Son's cross. Alive to their need tor God's Mother, Academy students, in the theme ot Villa Montemar '49, enact her titles of praise with their pledge to be stalwart daughters in this Age of Mary. Gratefully, they reflect on their Faith and their homes, their education beside a Mother holding close her lntant-King with an olive branch for scepter-their own Lady of Peace. E thusiasm and hard work merited a most successful year for the Seniors under the leadership V President Marlyn Stewart lleftl. Secretary Susan Bierig, Treasurer Janet Cliff, and President Ma J Hall. f., saga 'Fig Einmu nf Dau Birgn f 1525 ilinnrih Anwar 'W.,i5 !Q Ban Bisgn 1, Qialifnmia Egg JQ I ,Q ii 'Hn To the I949 Graduates, Our Lady of Peace Academy: The thoroughly Christian education that distinguishes Our Lady of Peace curriculum shall ever be held a cherished privilege and a precious heritage. Equipped with those fundamentals that malce progress secure, the graduates .are destined to wield a salutary intluence through many generations. Because the Catholic Church. the mother ot learning, has, trom the start ot her foundation by Jesus Christ, fostered and protected the .arts and sciences, it rejoices the Church ot God to note the stimulating leaven as a class ot graduates emerges from the lovely portals ot Our Lady's Academy. What you have absorbed during these tour scholastic years, in sur- roundings where sacritice, innocence and love are happily blended. will stand by you forever. We salute and bless the Class ot I949, praying that the good works you have so well begun may be crowned with eternal splendors. Sincerely. CHARLES F. BUDDY, Bishop ot San Diego From his office deslc, the Most Reverend Charles F. Buddy discusses the year bool: with the editorial staff-llettl .laclclyn Hosenpud, His Excellency. Margaret Neilson, Patricia Carroll. I l he blossoms of her love I-71 SQL Drift gently down --yet none Is sent unblessed to faithful hearts. She bends to kiss each one. Joan Baumgarten "Well now, I believe-" she says. We can guess, can you? What senior has this theme song? It's our own Joan: that's who! GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, I, 2, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 I Susan Bierig Susan is our pride and joy With her pencil and a pad, Class secretary par excellence, The best we've ever had! CLASS SECRETARY, 4 SCHOOL CHEER LEADER, 2, 3 SENIOR PLAY, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, 3 Lilias Burden Government, the laws, a bill- ,X Some ,lruggle through with this. 4 Nbtiilias, we're proud ot her: f M Shels our "A"-minded miss. HONOR Rom, 4 Mics, 2, 3, 4 li I crm mms PLAY, 4 , DEKATE, 4 GLEE cLuB, 4 s ' I Last year Patricia Mccormick assisted His Excellency in the presentation of diplomas. However, this June of I949, Pat and her classmates are the graduates receiving the honors. 99: I All I I I lku -CI' 5, vi-'ills 'ill . . yds., "2j,,,n'.'-5:1 T if fi. !llQ.l'. If , 15, 451111. - ik !i'n?4 if fi QW rpg.: M, ,,.r.'- ,,.,. 4 'A ",1,'IfIlL 3 fit- 1- f'r'1:J..4rf.'41 . at 4,94 'f- 44,73 f12'..gy. ff fffffxix fd' Patrlcia Carroll mglidi - We hear about Laguna 1 A Whenever Pat's in view, But no one minds because by now We love Laguna too! SODALITY PREFECT, 4 HONOR ROLL, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 2, 3, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL, 3, 4 ANNUAL STAFF, 4 1 LL .LLL L is l Dona Chandler Dona's good in studies In the midst ot all the fun. Her accomplishments are But tmopscotclm isn't one, ,, HONOR ROLL, 2, 4 GLEE CLUB, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, 3 CLASS BASKETBALL, 3 DEBATE, 3 I I many g O Q I I X . I It g , I Ana Maria Cota Where others shudder, Ana smiles? We tear our hair in wrath Midst pencils, pens, a ruler, too. She's happy--she loves math! HONOR ROLL, I, 4 CLASS VICEPRESIDENT, 3 SCHOOL CHEER LEADER, 3 VARSITY BASKETBALL, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 I O I 4 O uxcup fff, , 4? , I 1 ff .1 ,AJf, Janet Cliff Janet surely is our prize When it comes to basketball: She just seems to drop it in. Ah, it we all were tall! CLASS TREASURER, 4 GLEE CLUB, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, 3, 4 CLASS BASKETBALL, 3 L., 2 K k, "x, 1 Jacqueline Combs q H JacIcie's really luclaier, As some girls thinlc, Ioy tar. She doesn't battle buses, crowds- Because she has that car. GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2 DRAMATICS, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 Y ' , 'I 4 1 X f, Y. Irene Garcia Irene is our dancer Her feet just fairly fly. She's happy she's a senior: .,,, Could that be half the reason why? DRAMATICS, I, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, I, 2, 3, 4 CLASS BASKETBALL, l, 2, 3, 4 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, 3, 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL, 3 ' SENIOR PLAY, 4 Rita Engelhart And now we have the answer Were we to malce a choice. Rita would surely win our vote. She's our girl with the gorgeous voice DRAMATICS, 1, 2, 3,4 GLEE CLUB, i, 2, 3, 4 MENTAL PRAYER, 2 M . f U f y Jane Hall Mary Jane-executive, With presidential power: 'I lmportance plus, an impish smile, ff --- , " That's our senior of the hour. I L' ' ,fi 5 "I ,J-' 1 R' .. ' i ,- ' 1 CLASS PRESIDENT, 4 N 1-I 1 9 ' l :u . VERSE Cl-lOlR, 3 2.1 , , . - -' SCHOOL CHEER LEADER, 4 , L- ', .T - -1 ' SENIOR PLAY, 4 ' - " if ' J GLEE CLUB, 4 C' W OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE, 4 , I , v- 1 5 ' - tx - I' .r JV J' 0 o o 0 X. o o o 0 ,V , I I I I xr, 4 WIIYQM I WM Patricia Hannelten She counts the score and calls each ball: She watches every game. In G.A.A., on all the courts, "Pat" is the magic name. G.A.A. PRESIDENT, 4 GAA. VICE-PRESIDENTI3 DRAMATICS, 2, 3,4 CHRISTM PLAY , vfxasnv B KET 2, 3, 4 og 'si M 4 A If I ' I R LA TTEE, 're I I, Ky ' 1 ,, I I. ' N fl' 7 Kafhleen' enehan T 'Inner Ipircle couIdn't forget IT e Committee for Mental Prayer. ctivities branch Tar and wide Under Ka'chIeen's aIoIe care. SODALITY VICE-PREFECT, 4 GLEE CLUB, 2, 3, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2, 3 MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, 3 MENTAL PRAYER CHAIRMAN 4 DRAMATICS, 2, 3, 4 Jaclulyn Hosenpud A laugh, a iolce, Sodality, gym: She'S a woncler to beholcl- 0 It'S Jaclcie gets us all to class, By whom the bells are tolled. G.A.A. VICE-PRESIDENT, 4 OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE Cl-IAIRMAN, 4 ANNUAL STAFF, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 ' CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 VERSE Cl-IOIR, 4 Wi ' Roseinarie Hoyt ' .1 , . I' v Tbdlsenidrs are quite ditterent ,ks you by now can see. We even have a traveler 0 Fvotn Manila-it's Rosemarie! ' I MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, 3 3 " CLASS PRESIDENT, 3 ' CI-PRISTMAS PLAY, 4 iCLASS VOLLEYBALL, 3 'CLASS BASKETBALL, 3, 4 HONOR ROLL, 3 Bi I -i Patrilzia Kelly Patricia has a hobby Anol willing are we to bet This pastime soon will blossom We'lI have an author yet! SENIOR PLAY, 4 LITERATURE COMMITTEE, I DRAMATICS, I, 3, 4 GLEE CLUB, I, 3 MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, 4 Florence Koch We all laugh with Florence But never see her frown. No matter what-it's La Mesa still She's loyal to "ye home town." GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2, 3 DRAMATICS, I, 2, 3, 4 LITERATURE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, 3 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 4 N I 3 RJ.. ,I if ' . 5 ,ff I 4 4 an Lois Kirlcenclall And now you meet Miss Lois, Our favorite blushing lass. Just what would we do without her In our biology class? GLEE CLUB, 2, 3, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, 2, 3, 4 MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, 4 CLASS BASKETBALL, 3 A 0 0 I 0 0 l' ' I f rf .u , J. - ' 5' xi 'T ,f 4. . o I Q N 11. S A ,V y' 'U , Q I 0 'P 0 u T 1' ,rl ' ' 0' ' I 1 J ' ' ' D. v 0 v . o - .G ' 6 ' ' o f' o I to 0 9 I' rl o - sv. T 'v ' n' I , -. l ta, D , ' 3 . I I P I . . ' s 'o 1 My ", 6 Q .. ' v 5 ,Q ri' .nf ' 9 ,S l 8 0 . - i', 1 I I s " 3 T' I ,, 1' U 9 ssl v - 0 , 0 .4 , . , , 1' s nr 9. ' T 9 -' I s' ' ' ' 1, ' ' L T 2 A ' ' 1 V l T Q Y' :L I 'O Q I 'N I Q -D f ' - , l Q fl Q 5 ' , yn Q .b I' 0 v 5 ' I ' .I 5 , 7 I. f o " I' Q Q Mary Lynch Teresa Lynch And now you meet our Mary Anne, Anne as spelled with an E! She lrnows a bit of Shyloclc's plan As lreeper ot last year's' treasury. CLASS TREASURER, 3 LITERATURE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN GLEE CLUB, I. 2, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, I, 2 SENIOR PLAY, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, I, 2, 3, 4 lt we were just predicting What every girl might be, We'd choose Teresa, teachi ng French Ah, well, we'll wait and see. SENIOR PLAY, 4 GLEE CLUB, I, 3 DRAMATICS, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 4 OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE, 4 PROM COMMITTEE, 3 Mary Lou McCormick We keep her busy all the time But what would Sodality do? Without that time Vice-Pretect Without our Mary Lou? SODALITY VICE-PREEECT, 4 HONOR ROLL, 2, 3, 4 CLASS TREASURER, 2 SODALITY TREASURER, 3 - CHRISTMAS PARTY, 2, 3, 4 MENTAL PRAYER CHAIRMAN, 3 1 ,IA I 'Y' Wolf fi' Patricia McCormick t Book week, the Christmas play, , Whenever it comes to acting 'I Pat's talent is always there. . 2 . ASB. PRESIDENT, 4 ' , I A.S.B, VICE-PRESIDENT, 3 'T ' ' I CLASS SECRETARY, 2 X ,. A HONOR ROLL, I, 2 ' ' CHRISTMAS PLAY, 3, 4 f ' SENIOR PLAY, 4 ' ' ' f' 5' In s..a.'f .- 4 , .K ,A 1' virginia Metfee 1' "1 Her touch, and harmony Present a picture ot success With music as the key. DRAMATICS, I, 2, 3, 4 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, I, 2, 3 ' DEBATE, I, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 3 ., I' LITERATURE coIvIMITTE,Ef I, 2 I X , v .I-fl 'JJ T ' o 2 C I X I A522 Cf,l rj- The Senior play, Jane Eyre- fe 4" v"'f- 'f' 1 ' Virginia and her counterpoint, 'H-,f,.1 f I 5 Aurora Olmo Aurora and piano, The senior's famous pair lt's a partnership ot talent With the golden notes they share. GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3 EUCI-IARISTIC COMMITTEE, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 3 DRAMATICS, 3, 4 CLASS BASKETBALL, 2 CLASS VOLLEYBALL, I 4 I J ,I ,l I l x ' l xv I xg f . Q.. I . I V 7 Margaret Neilson A flash, a click and Margaret's here With her negatives to lend. We've all been caught at least just once By our picture-taking friend. HONOR ROLL, I, 2, 4 GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 VERSE CI-IOIR, 2, 3 CLASS CI-IEER LEADER, 3 ANNUAL STAFF, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 , m,,r-14,5 f. af . ., I ff'-?,. . 'i I I, . ' 1 .f 'I A . ,Q 4 , jf. J., ' F . l. Joan Ann O'Mahoney Records can be a hobby, With Miss Joan Ann they are. Someone so fond of music ls popular near and tar. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, 2 6-LEE CLUB, 2, 3, 4 LITERATURE COMMITEE, 3 DRAMATICS, 2, 3, 4 X E Q Norma Jean Scavarda For Norma there's no problem In English reports and such: Alice Meynell lives again With a special "Norma touch. GLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, I, 2, 3 I I I Elizabeth Roney Horses are lovely creatures, So Elizabeth has Iouncl: But they're better she says, On old Chula Vista ground. LITERATURE COMMITTEE, 2 ART, 2, 3 DRAMATICS, I, 2, 3, 4 CHRISTMAS PLAY, 3, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 DEBATE, 3 out there I 0 0 I 0 0 f I ' I I fv- Sylvia Sinclair Alfha Stewart 'J The needles, and that ball ot yarn, The girls are always speaking' Where'er you may be sitting, Ot books which they've just read You'll hear that cliclc: you needn't turn, But Alma must be different: It's Sylvia, just knitting! She writes her own instead! G-LEE CLUB, I, 2. 3, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2, 3 f Marlyn Stewart Marlyn is a leader As we can see and hear. She heads her class as ably As she leads a mighty cheer. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT, 4 VERSE CHOIR, 2, 3 CLASS CHEER LEADER, 3, 4 SCHOOL CHEER LEADER, 4 SENIOR PLAY, 4 zff Rita Vines Wherever you may chance to be There's Rita with her songs. So tall and blonde with poise and charm, ln glee club she belongs. CLASS SECRETARY, I VERSE CHOIR, 3 '48749 CLUB TREASURER, 3 DRAMATICS I, 2, 3, 4 OLEE CLUB, I, 2, 3, 4 H 2 I Marian Vitus l'lere's the one exception The old rule doesnt hold. Marian has the hair of red, A temperament of gold. LOST AND FOUND EXECUTIV GLEE CLUB, 3, 4 DRAMATICS, 2, 3, 4 MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTE SENIOR PLAY, 4 X E,4 E,3,4 1 I I 71' ff' Q41' gif fl XJ!!! JW1 .f N wr Nancy O'Toole Our Nancy held the hearts ot all With lcinclness, smiles and love. I-Ier junior year she led the way To God in heaven above. i' I , , 4, f Joan Whitcomb And now you meet the Whitcomb grin: Beware, it's contagious too! The symptoms are, just Joannie- She smiles, and so do you. GLEE CLUB, 4 DRAMATICS, 3, 4 OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE, 4 Joan Wilhoit Now when it comes to gardening Joan has that touch, we know. She loves those carrots and the beets, Our botanist malces them grow. A.S.B. SECRETARY, 4 A.S.B. TREASURER, 3 HONOR ROLL, 2, 3, 4 APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, 3 SENIOR PLAY, 4 CI-IRIQISAASXPLAY, 3, 4 T 4 I . , f 0 ' ll 5 1 ' Y I el - - , 1 f W nf . - 1 N' , 4 ' Q.. N lx l s x.' ' lil IN MEMORIAM Dear Diary Dear Diary-it's fall again And, as ever, School Began: Farewell to beach, it's back to books: Goodbye my gorgeous tan! Dear Diary-I was brutal, Ilnitiation Dayl My poor freshman polished shoes. The easy, brushless way. Dear Diary-ah, poetry- The noveI's at its peak: l'm literary, can't you see? Once again it is Book Week. Dear Diary-it's Christmas: With our play to Mary's Child Prayers and carols through the night- Our gift to an Infant mild. Dear Diary-what a Ditch Day! That snow was cold, I found. When I first cried: l'm skiing! I found me on the ground! Dear Diary-Semester Tests- I knew it all, I thought, Until I saw that printed page, And then I just forgot. Dear Diary-the Senior Play- At last the fateful night To give Jane Eyre, with shaky knees But eyes excitement-bright. Dear Diary-Retreat is here: With school work set apart. Through love and prayer to Him Again I give my heart. Dear Diary-Recital Time- My fingers seem to freeze: Yet they can always find Those ticklish little keys! Dear Diary-l'm full of cokes, I-Iotdogs, and basketball- Field Day was fun-tomorrow, schooI7 llf I can move at allll Dear Diary-the night has come. Our uniforms disappear: Out come dreamy dresses, flowers, And music-Prom Time's here! Dear Diary-today I say: Ah world, I hold your key. With cap and gown, a smile, a tear, Goodbye, Academy!- X X' If ' , I ater mlra IIS, Ol I Ad ' b'l' The lily and the key To heaven'5 gate and gl0ry's heart We come to Him through thee. fb NN'-s, . Nw W' A asf x uv-ia, ' High."- " ,hh . 11 QQUQ tg., !!qq ' ' Ny .005 . NW? 'Qi 'Q' : f K Qi.. Q .,.. X W Y 'Q u- 1 5 'W h Q , V S ""':a:'u"'.": if - ul 1" '1u? ""'fww f ' J M WWQXQQ F ,-, X4 ,, 4 Vgf Q ' ' Ya P f x f..:f - Ye X 4 1 fi , LN i . Monday, Tuesday, Friday-singing, Wednesday-Student Body or C5.A.A.7 Thursday-Sodality: every day the girls gather tor prayers, the activities which make up the Academy week, and then particularly, tor such occasions as: Catholic Book Week Rev. l-larold Gardiner, SJ. Rev. John Aherne, OSA. Life With Father Mary Louise Hickey Fatima Pilgrimage Rev. Patrick Moore, S.F.M. Mr. Stephen Oraze Class debates The Student Body swings into mot Vocation Week Most Rev. Charles F. Buddy, DD. Rev. Francis Kaveny Rev. Stanislaus Derwinski Sister Carmela, C.S.J. Sister Beatrice, C.S.J. Recitals-piano and vocal Class plays Seniors-Our Lady's Feasts .luniors-The O'Hara Wishing Ring Sophomores-Speak 'for Yourself, John Freshmen-Lady of the Crossroads ion as Vice-President Elisa l.iina lctt , President Pat McCormick, l l Treasurer Marcclinc Vidovich, and Secretary Joan Wilhoit consider tho business at hand tor the nvxt meeting, Lunch table discussions-Patricia Lyon lleltl, Kathryn Bauer, Class President Marisu Mathew, Vice- Presidenl Jeanette Osborne, Secretary Ellen Jane liindley, Treasurer Joyce Warne, Marce- line Vidcwyifh, Elisa Luna, News from the residentsslimily Wigchert lleltl, Helen Locl4lin, Rulh Zepp, Pxlfha Jane Milchell, Helen Miller, Alice Maaon, Mof rairna Peraza, Esperanza Basullo, Alun e Dew-well. Goodbye until 'comorroww-Mary Reilley lleltl, Ellen Ryan, Virginia Sawaya, Pauline English, Elsie Roderick, Janet Lalendresse, Colleen Dolan, Elizabelh XXfiley. .elunic yrs one inllmrimli llie Juni fwrl, are important In anybody", liglitt All told, it u wortln the worlc lo reafli their privileged lieiglwt. llieir talent im tarfreafliingq Delvntew, playa, sports, prepare Earlw working lor lier leader'w taelc Undvr St. Patrick r. rare. 'VL sv. Bf,lflVV . From Tijuana-f and late!-gfxna Maria mayo lleltl, Delia Areyalo, Armida levier, Minerva lelcryier, lowepliin lop Patio conversations-WDorotlwy Daniel lleltl, Rutlw Slwults, Rosemary Boden, Andrea Witners, Arlene Wooldridge, Mary Alive lryine, Betty lfilerman, loan Gregg, Middle ln recital hall at noonflvlary larobf. lleltl, Lonia Mae Berg, Barbara Neely, Gloria Doria, Barbara Btirlc, Patrifia Benwon. . -0 0 Campaign for action- Seerefary ,loan Wad- low, Treasurer Barbara Arnold, President Marif lyn Hannelcen, Vice- Presideril Palrifia Cala lily. vz W Too early for Hua Caf-g:Gloria Wright lleftlf Maurefnl Green, 9h in-le y Lyagencelaf 7 Barbara Vin6s,MarylewAj's, Ncylhqa Jonei V l 1, ' if Th 5 x r , . Q , . Q , V r r IN' f r , 'j, + J, V ' 4 !' g, u - T g V s- . - ,- if 1 b ' 1, i I .J . I f J xi ' 1 , ,V avi- ii"f7i"'lAv' , , , Q -V ' l f r r . h , T -5 , - fl M , i 'A . J g ' X i i u i .1 a r. 4 1 . N. i 'W 4 - J .rr f A . R i 4 rr . ' -..' , R. ' ' - 3 r ' 'hx 1. K I ,. f lx p 1 K 'l , B I V ll 1 ",As Q ' x J W 5. I. I-V lf! i r -Y' l X L , ' , i If s fi 5 'lEn roufe 'cis hislcory-Mary Waniek lleltl, Maria Cristina Azcona, Jacqueline Bowles, Barbara RO- manoslci, Barbara Blanlcenslwip. 0 0 0 Apples plus energyglSeated, lettl Beverly Leo-rch, Barbara Trotter, Norris Doyle. lgtandingl Marjorie Qlynn, Barbara Gra- ham. On a garclen path+SLisan Peters, llettl, Regina Boland, Bette Mercer, Barbara Bowen, Eliza Martinez, Lourdes Lester, Zaclcie Nelson. Ready 'For first bell-Elizabeth Meza llettl, Yolanda Portillo, Arlene Machado, So- corro Carreno, Mitzi Burden. Blue Ties St. Joseph guides the bluefti Through modern history As well af, English, Latin Il, And hard-tofget geometry, The Academy looks forward To thelae girls ot 'SI7 Sodality and fX.S.B.- The Sophs have iwt begun! 4il ...1 4'i ecla Attention, officers-Vice4Presi dent Maureen Canavan llettl Treasurer Vilma Martinez Secretary Ernestine Barton and President Alyce Berna dicou. Air Above Last-minute studies-lStanclingl Isabel Treyino, Antoineta Garcia, Martlwa de Cima, Cristina Pinal. lSeatedl Edith lllourie, lrma Flores. Knowledge stored in lockers- lgtandingl Nannette Anderson, Leann Mahoney, Elvia Aguilar, Patricia l-laynes. lKneelingl Pa- tricia Green, Gloria l'lerrera. Below Noon line-up-lLett to riglitl Joan laloolrs, Rosemary Walters, Arf line Raymond, Denise Smitlw, Mary Kruger. L o u l-larbarger, June Q ' . if J 1 ' P Aid' ,fi 4, ., 9 lrp yatlfjn 5,.fUytfer it r 1' J ' U X - 7 A' r , V 1 'I i I' P' . f 11 HJ .' . , n I ' I' 4 J -.' if lrulialirm m Over Fair Frefrlwrneri rmfe again: ,luul amollwer memory Prom dayw---Rememlwer when? liliiu claw iw lilled with promise: Sl, Miclwael in llieir aid. Tlwey ll conquer wfudies, proieets, foo And wallc the paflw tliey've made. We Ahiff fr -?'1'i"'ff9' ,14f4l.4r' e . fi-,lj ju , fi. Kffif' rf r ww' rc4ivrrTCr5riYl1'eio Vasquez, Eliza bellw Dir lrururi, Mary Lee Ql1id'ff'i, Marie Pens, List ., Filled--Carol Arerwd lleftl, ,Pl Q7 e , xr , Matliew, Barbara Darrin. 21,5 ':'Q film The leisure way-Sara Tamayo lleffl, Pura Marquez, Lucille Ruiz, Aida Esquer, Margarita Reye5, Gloria Erieiso, Norma Mari-rir. New passes for a new month-Sharon Fla lwerly llrilfl, Lucille Coylier, Joan Rinks, leali la Dau, Barbara Bugbee, Patricia Sirrirmnrww, Geraldine Sick. Awake so soon!--lBar,l4 fowl Aurora Nfwyrtlrr, Norma Marririez, Aida Cifalyari. lFrrvml Delia Verde, Bea- lrif Brrrqurfz. 'fl' ,, navy- - A -J. fu ' ...J 0 fl f l ' A 5 S. A tly's wing takes on major proportions tor the biology class, thanlcs to the micro-projector oper- ated by Mary Jane l'lall. lnterested observers are Lois Kirlcendall llettl, and Joan Ann OlMahoney, Hours nf study With civics in mind, l.ilias Burden lstandingl supports Pat Carroll in her deep research in preparation tor her role in the radio-torurn, "Youth Talks lt Over." lntormal discussions with Father Stanislaus Derwinslci happen frequently on Wednesdays and Fridays, especially with the treshrnen. While Father explains a doubttul topic to Maureen Canavan, those waiting in line are Leann Mahoney, Mary Lee Grhidotti, and Carolyn Brown. Lola de Villatranca Gill, instructor in French, rewards her eager students with a briet respite by way ot some "bon motsf' Where are the seniors during a study period? Everyone knows that the Red-ties master the keyboard preparing their almost-late assignments: Joan Baumgarten llettl, Teresa Lynch, and Rosemarie Hoyt. The reference section ot the library is in constant use as reports come due in American history. Lonia Mae Berg is engaged with dictionary terms, and the other chroni- clers include Barbara Buclc llettl, Mary Reilley, and Dorothy Daniel, No, this is not a square circle. Marjorie Glynn describes her arcs, complete with tangents, to the admiration of Barbara Trotter, Norma Jones, and Barbara Graham. 'V , 0 0 0 0 Junior-Senior Prom The La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club is tast becom- ing traditional tor ttie prom. After introducing ttieir escorts at tlwe Academy, tlwe girls are conducted to tl'ie Latin-American room tor the enjoyable tultill- ment ot dainty, red-ribboned dance programs. On the promenade, but still in touclw witti tlwe or- clwestra, Margaret Neilson and orcliids are botti popular witti Jimmy Myers. The alumnae, ever loyal to their Acad- emy, gather bi-annually tor business sneetings, with bridge teas in between. All, especially the seniors who will soon oin "the graduated," congratulate :hem on their newly tounded scholar- ahip tund. On the tirst ot February, Academy daughters waltzed into old-time memories with their tavorite beaus. Following the entertainment provided by girls trom each ot the classes, "Peggy O'Neill" and her contemporaries made up the tunes tor unison singing. And despite San Diego's light shower on Father-Daughter Night, apple pie and cottee in St. Catherine's l-lall lcept spirits cheertul. and socials set aside the hooks Music, colces, a smooth tloor, and ot course, Father Glynn's excellent direction, alll blend to torm memorable evenings tor the '49-'50 Club ot St. Augustine's and the Acad- emy. 'BT he Dove, an olive branch, a Child The peace of her Son's reign Dwelt deep andrested in her heart, To soothe a world in pain. OUR LADY OF PEACE A M C t Ch Chld N k C h mlbvwx WN Time for signing in This little tellow is heard but not seen by the resident students. The cuclcoo clock from the second tloor sings out the hour as the girls sign in tor another weelc ot school, sports, and all the fun and excitement involved in boarding. to -Q,-i. is ,S .9-es-su. Q ,V KI ark No need to say, atter such days. 'kb bedtime is quite welcome, as Maria Cristina Azcona testifies. New N, Academy doors swing wide as Joan Wilhoit grccts htr mother tor th l Gp H T on Fifbruary ninth. ESQ wgmawmg Qgawwi Parties, parties! from uniforms to tormals tor the boarders as the year begins with a welcome trom everyone to everyone in September. a'.-', ,Jeff v--' I ,i . fi' ' 6 .4 :V -I -J Freshmen, Judy Monahan ot Vista, and Nyce Berna- ,,Jy1'-' , 'plz' tr V- i- cticou ot Fresno, promise to be quick in locating their Wi' yif' ,- 'bi M to fr' ' place carcis. 1xV",,1 , A -1' L 5 v. JlJ,.!,. 1 My v -D-pi -Q, , ,,J.'T-d C' Q- 0 o o o o o 0 o A 6!Wls nf" f'i25?ff M 4 'iw ly :gl ,Q ' ff if af 2? fi if v ffif b X 4,..--"""' 'Z , I 5 , ,- . 3 ' fa! 4-11 Q x I. ,a ' . A A 1 jf 9 , 3 , .Y K ,I 1 1 fb Q' 1 4 All I 4 A l'-', ' 1 ' r A . s, , wk 1 5 W ia! ,gamaw er n ,H ' 'X - , "' .ef 4' ' ,.-Q1 f ,., , 1 ,,,, .x. . wi ' l ' iivgys ' +I iw Q - 111-I-,.v' fl . " ,K "4 W, 1' z K, .f I il v I Y, 1 ,.'i, . t f aff., , me , 'X ' ., 5 l f i:::f' Wifi' 5. ---u-1 fn , .Q- x 'i'..x.0i:.a-. .,v"'K he I 1 an ,-', Jo .iii I v s 1 ' , I , 1 ' 1j,.r A A " ' 1 5 ' m Q 1 i gn? i A or X .J L' of 'PZ ff. FACULTY Sister Anne Marie Rev. Stanislaus Derwinslci Sister Mary Andrew Mother William Sister Eulalia Sister Teresa Joseph Sister St. Claire Sister Patricia Margaret Sister M. Joanna Sister Robert Joseph Sister Rose Louise Sister St. Philip 'Qi' ,Hin , AX' I I I I I Y if In Administration Library!! , if L Tj 1 X.- . x ."' "ry: J l ' The lay taculty analyzes class activities. lSeatecll Lola cle 'Yillatranca Gill and ,N Marguerite Kelly Mather. lStandingl Evelyn Fegan, Elizabe h Fleming and Joan f l-lelm. St. Margarefs Pin it hereg smooth it there -these are general veil in structions given by Susan Bierig llettl, to Carol Arend and Altha Jane Mitchell as they prepare in St. Mar garet's residence hall tor Sunday Mass. St. CeciIia's Lilias Burden and Teresa Lynch pause in their activi ties in the music studio, St Cecelia's l-lall, to wave good-bye to Sylvia Sinclair and Rita Vines. Q- They walk in beauty - - ' Against the curve ot the twill and a cirrous sky, the miie waiic pro- vides an after-class diversion tor Lamonte Rogers Uettj, Marie Mathew, and Joan Wilhoit. Alma Stewart meets ttrem midway. "tr fi ev-4 Q . , J'-4' 4-- 1.,'a.J. W. lv- V eeiiiiwfl 'M ':,,"'h.,..z.1..m.4,.p,,Lf V rf' Wil' lllswsfv My wwgvfpxfy 9. ,MQW W he gathers up her mantle Where earth and heaven meet And folds her children in its blue To lay them at His feet. , ' V, 4 .wwfsf w ' as . . ff v New Sodalists pledge love Each year the Sodality reception brings new girls to the teet ot Our Lady to consecrate them- selves as exemplary Catholics, with Mary tor their advocate and Mother. With the ceremony conducted by Father Mimnagh, on the Feast ot the Purification, February 2, tour more high school students have been numbered as Sodalists: Carol Arend, Jacqueline Bowles, Janet Latendresse, and Monica McGowan. Sodality Officers-Secretary Joyce Warne, Vice-Pretect Ellen J. Findley, Pretect Pat Carroll, Vice- Pretect Kathleen Henehan, and Treasurer Mary Lou McCormick-otter a bouquet ot tlowers as well as prayers at the statue ot their patroness enshrined on the campus. "Dominus Vobiscumf' is said by Bishop Buddy tcenterl, celebrant ot the Mass ot the l-loly Spirit. l-lis assistants are Father Giltillan llettl and Father William Cooney. God has spanned intinity. As l-le hung upon a cross two thousand years ago, l-le saw all human souls desperately dependent upon l-lis sacritiee. And so the dying Christ promised, "l will not leave you orphans." Clothing l-limselt in a white host, the Man-God extended l'lis love, l-lis Living Presence, to men ot all time, to the students at Villa Montemar in the Chapel ot Our Lady ot Peace. Retreat, during the tirst three days ot l-loly Week, marlcs the Academy as a quiet "city set upon a mountainside"-to quote the retreat master, Rev. Thomas McCarthy, who edits the Los Angeles Tidings. l-le identities the Christian woman, the measure ot a nation's greatness, by: CONSIDERATNESS- Lite according to Christ is giving, not getting. SINCERITY-the child ot Mary must be different in a shapeless societly. A SENSE OF PROPORTION -extrava- gance has no place in the budget ot one who is conscious ot a world in need. The unseen photographer, Fred Pearson relaxe Father McCarthy between retreat conferences Religion classes spend their torty minutes with the Greatest Teacher on First Fridays, when the Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the chapel. l l rs ff, The request ot Cur Lady at Fatima, to console her Son tor the sintul world, became more personal to the girls, their p a re n t s, and their triends, when two pilgrimage statues lone, the representa' fi A tive: the second, the "Pilgrim- fyd jji Virgin"l were venerated in the vflf' ' ! . school chapel. A beautiful :gf ' 'V J'f.A . candlelight guard ot welcome It preceded the enshrining, the f, ' H F r ottering ot Mass at midnight, and the continuous rosaries recited fwfr" to ,pp lil, during the early morning hours ot vigil. ' .jf X-All - i J In praise of Mary . . ik -1.-.4 if W4 1, I WK 'i iii 5,5 mm WN: K -s iv, 1' .,, , . ' ,S 462,45 3,42 " ." A , .Fanf- 'il'-'N . .7 1 -if i 73 A? ,XM "- Y fig-,K QM mx, , M'gw,E1,QA M A 'S'v. X s. 'in .. 0 H. N 1.2 'K 1 W X3 YA x 5 6 'XF F, gf' 3:2 SSX QF 5 fm Q Q .ff wax 7 5 5 5 , 5 ,ei 1 Q 1655 M 3125 Qw .... , ...,., f 1 N? Q: fx Q' j gig f 1 ::.:.:, x W 4b.M ., Q.N , ,gQ, 2 ' E K Mu X I' -1 x 'V' . s., Q Y N? W2 a Q W , 'ie 3 me Q W Kid - N n www S314 Wit R 1 .Si qaix f itll...-fikijfg' X 'iraq' A he beheld Hlm In her arms, X4 X , , - fA Q ACN ,- So small yet what a part Had He, incarnate, deigned to play In the drama of each heart. Gm mfffufol. WILIEQJQ we, fb - U21 . 0M'L0f Wm . f .. A V W ARY, MOTHER OF CHRIST . . . Jacklyn Hosenpudg Christ-Chlld N k C h Angels . . Justine lleftl and Gretchen Gagno L 1. Art students enjoy a tield trip to the new St. Brigid's C h u r c h in Pacific Beach. There, Dom Gregory deWitt, a Benedictine artist from Eu- rope, explains the develop- ment ot his mural depicting the Way ot the Cross. Before the wedging board and potters wheel there comes the teel ot clay to ceramics-minded girls. Freshmen at the front table Vilma Martinez llettl, Leah LaDou, and June Kruger Sophomores at the back Mary Wanek, Barbara Romanoslci, Pat Cullrty and Susan Peters Junior art students abandon the studio tor nature's landscapes' B oan Greggs, and Andrea Withers. ett " 7 Q, -my wx Mm K-"5 ' '11 S A 33 f we N5 S 259595 A RJ an 'M X it 5 , K 4 Q Q Kg Q , M 75 3' A f :SSS X 9 ., 4 iii 3 sf Music attracts listeners Royal Brown, renowned San Diego or- ganist, wins the appreciative attention ot music pupils, Rosemarie Hoyt, Alice Dessert, and Moraima Peraza, in lett-to- right order, around the chapel organ. Mr. Brown has given several concerts at the Academy this year, Altos, seconds and pranos blend voices llRoses ot the South" the Music Festival at boa Park on April 24. W' so 0 in lfil Bal Qnly a taper distinguishes these Christmas carollers trorn the darkness. fxtter singing tor the Nativity play, they loin in the traditional candlelight procession to the Point. B. Arnold, A, Bernadicou, B, Dorris, M, Burden, J Peranslci, N, Doyle, M, Hannelcen, S, Peters, R, Shults, A, Mitchell, D. Daniel XQINRIU Q 9 g ! L Z : - f C X, C C N C W LJ ,Z k i II fg 945 , C ,bg if ' My o E between IFANEN 'WD EAIQ- ln the ottice lobby Mrs. Evelyn Fegan, Academy librarian, displays and sells recommended books tor readers ot all ages-the magic ot lite on a printed page. i-'ment sv atm wpmlmiw Book Week Program Panel: Rev. John Aherne, O.S.A., Patricia Carroll, James Franklin, Carolyn Mulholland, Mary Scott, Leo Shaw, Patricia McCormick, and Norene Mayfield. For Sunday, November I3, Rev. John Aherne, O.S.A., diocesan director ot Catholic Book Week, composed and directed a program depicting the theme ot love as it is written into great Catholic novels. For interpre- tative readings, Father selected au- thors who draw verbal portraits: not ot sin o-nly, but ot the strength ot contrition: not despair alone, but hard-won hope: not hatred, but love that is the basis ot lite. Regina Coeli, St. Augustine's, Cathedral, and Rosary high schools shared tal- ents with the Academy to present passages and poems sho-wing that: "In the wedding of Christ and human nature the Catholic writer finds the pattern and symbol tor every tale of love." Students from Sainh and Our Lady of Peace posed for the dis' play photographs. flufil A Mirror 'f0l Toby. Rwfiward Rm5vH and Flffrrmu- Km H, IR:qhtJ Maria Chapdelaine. Dfw Smuilv mud Dorm Chandlvr, Brideshead Revisited. Ja m v 5 Fmrmlclm and Mary Armv l,yr1fl'1. Hanrahank Daughter. Madyn Sfvwnrf and Francns Smith, Mr. Mather, ever on hand to help with lighting and stage arran ements, is indispensa- S ble in assisting Mrs, Mather, the Academy! competent dramatic coach, The Victorian period overtalses the seniors as they present the well-lcnown story ot Jane Eyre, the plain little gover- ness ot Thorntield l-lall. lTop rowl . , . Stop, this marriage carft go on fLower rowl . . . So the little Adela . . . A Mystery Play by Robert l-lugh Ben- son untolds the spirit ot the Nativity on the Academy stage. The birth ot Cur Lord is seen again as grease paint and costumes carry an appreciative audience back IQOO years to a tiny stable in Bethlehem on the first Christ- rnas night. la - Plays win applause - , N ' QQ? Tl W ,,.,..... Bessie, my Bessie ...,...... Zita knows . . Th t6 P l t y 7 . .To tha blue room, John .............. What an attractivc lttl sword is triumph, a sword is pain: But her brand at the w0rId's abyss Was her love and her Infant S0n's. She conquered with a kiss. OUR LADY OF VICTORY P H lc Ch tCh!d N I: C h 5 2? f Y X snffk Agios: YQ 1 . ,- ,E 1, ' , 6 wr 'w.,,,, U vs. ,wiv-f.,,.., ,. ,. , N ,K .. 3 N :fb "x I gl wf WN' ,! is 4 Y , 4 2 U 1 School spirit rockets high along with Mary Jane Hall and Marlyn Stewart, the cheer leaders who wave Academy colors, red and blue. For every freshman game, the Toreadors ot '52 lure their mascot, Ferdinand, from the tlower tield onto the courts. Pom-pon girls: Joan Rinks llettl, Leah LaDou, Maureen Cana- vany matador, Delia Verde, with the bull, June Kruger and Leann Mahoney, They also gain G.A.A. points who only sit and cheer! lFirst rowl Edith Flourie llettl, Delia Verde, Barbara Blankenship. lSecond fOWl Martha deCima, Maria Cristina Azcona, Jean- nette deCima, Alice Dessert. llhird rowl Bar- bara Dorris, Elizabeth Dickson, Helen Miller. Hand over hand, the G.A.A. otticers decide the tirst batter-llettl President Pat Hannekcn, SCCVCLGYY Kathryn Bauer, Treasurer Patricia Lyon, and Vicc-President Jacklyn Hospcnpud. 0 0 Q J J nr Net result: wlwen two blonde players slwaring ttwe name ot Jaclcie, enter the clouloles tournament, they also snare ttre title to victory. J, l-losenpucl waits tor J. Bowles to serve. l W ' Y YV rn A. M.Cr7lf1, M, lrwls, tl, brrmrx tl, Srnrlly an 'I--""'Nvf Where will acorelceeper Ana Cota tally the point atter all this earneat volleying from the sophomore team? AlaQ! the freshmen won the game, nllllffhix scnrtf FINAL SCOREBOARD Intramural Volleyball Games inioies on Lost 3 O JUNICDRS lFRESI-IMEN 2 I SOPI-IOMORES O 3 I I 2 Saturday afternoon means softball at Zentral Field. Mrs, Helm, Gym in- .tructor, directs the team-to-be, VARSITY llined up on the right Jaclclyn I-Iosenpud and Pat l-lannelren Pat McCormick Marilyn I-lanneken and lbelowl Ana Maria Cota Patricia Lyon Lonia Mae Berg A Captain Irene Garcia At left-Joan Whitcomb, Aurora Qlmo, Mary Wanek, Right-Barbara Romanosli. Sports-minded boarders spend Wednesday afternoons in the sad- clle down towards Mission Valley. On the bridge-Jacqueline Bowles, Barbara Dorris, Delia Verde. Not too successful on slc M a ry Lo u McCormic .laclclyn l-losenpud, ar Pat McCormick constru a man to the image of- Oscar! gf . -773 E C 4 mfr? Kigji. ll' 3 1 Q .F ! ff W, n 147 Win el R, ff' f A wha' 7 :Hun 'L "-Y' . fx 5. 1, x L xx ig lag N 1 Q ,.,: 2 v,,' Q ' x ni -'x f 4 if LM W ww Alice Dessert tenses in preparation tor the whistle which starts the underfwater swim tor distance While Ruth Zepp watches trom below, Pat Cullity malces ready tor the next event. NINETEENTH ANNUAL FIELD DAY PROGRAM 9 XNM, Grand March and Costume Parade ll A.M. Races-Grammar School IO A.M. Cathedral-Academy Basketball Game I P. M. Doll and Toy Show I I AM. Final Tournament Games 2 P. M. Aquacade -N ' -, - - f,IlillllllIHl1X nrcf llldlilfi nn FICIQI Uma - O.L.P. tormation salutes ttie Academy. It takes a quick eye and a supple wrist to deteat your opponents in Ping Pong as Patricia Lyon and Virginia Mettee discover. For popularity, hot dogs compete lwigti in every sport. Kennel-keep ers, Kathleen Carroll and Carol Rick, make an easy sale to senior 5 ar 13 Q enthusiasts, Irene Garcia, Virginia Mettee, and Elizaloetti Roney. ur Lady smiles: she holds a rose, X And His little ones have seen The image of a joy foretold: A glimpse of Heaven's Queen. CAUSE OF OUR IOY C I A R k LW 'I M W' . f U13 1' M,,, ig, 2 rg In " Q4 I! if A -x f I, ? Y s 1g H K ff .. Xxx? VX 'X x mu wg , -f ay X, U51 , Q. Nw . g 'B 4U my M bmmqhg 'ww H vi They really lcept us lousy With projects big and small: No matter how hard the worlc We had time tor volleyball. Yes, Junior High, we're almost there 5 511 Long stoclcings and yellow ties, Hlnitiationl' and "where to, next" Will be our tuture cries. llopl Creative mood-- Janet lannus llettl, Carol Arnold, Rose De la Garza, Leticia Corral, Claudia Atwater, Marilyn Qwens, Margaret Kru- ger, Loretta Gaslcin, lSecondl Boarders at 8 a.m.- Lupe Osio llettl, Carol Riclc OI a Ruiz i 9 i Elizabeth Hourie, Sally Osborne, Martha M 'wi A Cabral, Annette DeAhna, Carol Silveria, Betty Hayden, Promenade- Charlotte Lang llettl, Carol Farrell, Ruth Graham, Mary Barton, Lois Galvin, Marie Latendresse, Dolores Haynes. Carol Van de Viere. Th Tarfisians. olvvft-'d If thi- turharistir, rwign of thi- Heart ot Jvsus, become one with their King, Metronome awaits-Mary Eliza' betlw l-lurley llettl, Mary l-l. Dunn, Socorro Reyes, Luctii Davila. Study is ammunition For our battle witti the boolcs. Percentage, social studies Promote intelligent looks. ln the Junior Library-Miriam Ponsen lleltl, Mary S. Luevano, Beat Sodulslci, Alice Sylvester, Rose M. Vitale. At-ten-shun!-Betty Torn llettl, Catherine Irvine, Marie Lovranicli, Edith Scripps, Constance Glynn, l-lelen Shaw, Geraldine O'Mal'iony. imlI1ar":w:smsfw st... 'Quau.w.....,.w is l'x1awmmvwmxw4a' .i r I .I 2151'imnn's.m Porfo-goal+Sl'iirley Turano llelll, ,loyce Silveria, Dolores Dowd, Mary lane Bradley, Joanne Wire, Gloria Farias, llvya Garcia. l Towards study-Juliette Curnrninfa lleltl, Tlwerefe Mae Gralnam, Floraclel Green, Kallirine Sea- broolf, Jane l-lersey, linda Hope, Beverly 4 Snow. A :QAM Fifth .mil Sixth The Clnrislian Social Principles. Guided us llie wlnole year llwrougli. Tlwey lwelped us Conquer lraflion-, And llie liclcel rallle loo. Round the worlcl-fDoro- llwea Blizzard, M olly Dolan, Celia Galucici, Gail Evans, Suzanne French, Nadine Counf sell, Anloinelle Seryi' olo, Marslwa Keller, 'gil :fx fi I H That new-looln in baseball shows how Mary Barton and Dolores Haynes overcome the dangers ot too many windows nearby -a broom and lciclcball. The Christmas spirit plays again on the Academy stage as old St. Nicholas winds up the toys so that 'Santa Gets His Wish." After a curtain call from "Little Lady Santa Claus," these begin- ning actresses gather up their gay ribbon - and -holly -trimmed pack- ages. .Nqnf ' j5 ,lfa ' v Aw 'ms gf, ,w- 'Q " J' 'V nf up 2,5 Z,f ' ii 51 sin, Ka, , M HF- .,.-:, Q' ,fif Q, 'al Sha 3 35: gh, .3 : s M x, L44-x, , f ggi? I V' Nix X If sg 3 .,f. 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