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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1950 volume:

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Vice-president Arline Wooldridge fleftj, Secretary Barbara Buck, -Q 5 V . , -1 Treasurer Alice Dessert, President Marisu Mathew. 4' ' .Lp 1 if - A . -31 J ' , "- Q '41 , X: 05,14 .P f 5 5 , av I 5- i '. ' ' " '-' H' n-o1o.1nvn---.U . .1 , . . . . " --".-'-1-':. -.M --:'-'- -"':'f..'-,a'.-1 " '--.1-- ..4,. ,-., ,.,v, .. . . ..,.. . . , . ,.4,r-i,,1A ..,i:,.. ff. , ,-xv. -- -.1 ,.... .,,..,-,, Q.,,,,, 1,04 , .M .... - A ...:. - -' .v.. .. , . ,-,- - - .,.4i Cl omitemairf, ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF PEACE I San Diego California M QC M lL Here begim tlair book-the Teller of Monle 47" m Of shrines at school these pilgrim pages talk As through the grounds all comers love to walk, And find that they will ever be a part Of schoolmaid pilgrimage in Mary's heart. These scenes so stored Within their minds since F Will, as once the Canterbury Teller, recall all ff" I 1 - l " 45 ...ig ' Tx.. , 1 . 4 . .,, That Holy Year they spent with youthful zest K as . . . . ff: X i To learn and live for Christ and in Him rest, A . 5 U J 5 , .VE ilu L I By love and sacrifice that cannot cease i vy 1 ' 2 , f-:ia - ' , 1 E When learned of Blessed Mary, Queen of Peace. L, M1 ,. ,gi X ,Q f V ,,-' E ,f f .. 1 H . ef:-fi-ff' M. I ' f M r f 1 LQ ff hr' I P . , 5- 5:47 f' A ' - ff ' . 4 -- .-41 :"f"' 2 ,-, - ' "' ' " . .f.i::f5i77' Pat the Pilgrim, right from Cork, bobs along A, "EW" 5, ,.',g5i7CfQ,..f,C' ' under the pencil-direction of joan Greggs. . " "" V,,,,,,,..,'..ag-sil'-ff Cf "fm,-mu '- , r .... , . .' . 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Z EIU' 'Tig ,41 'T ' I' DIGCESE QF SAN DIEGO THE CHANCERY 1528 FOURTH AVENUE SAN DIEGO 1, CALIFORNIA March 2, 1950 To the Graduates ' Academy of Our Lady of Peace God bless and keep the Holy Year graduates of 1950! Through many sacred channels, converged in your academic course, you have learned of the golden opportunities that come to the children of men. Also impressed on your fervent young hearts is the outstanding gift of fortitude, destined to keep you faithful unto the end. May our Lady of Peace accompany you down the years. Under her loving invocation the Holy Spirit will enlighten your pathway and enfold you with heavenly gifts - constantly reminding you Umuch peace have they who keep Thy law and for them there is no stumbling block.W Devotedly, Bishop of San Diego i ,f 1 .5-Pixifn 5 'U At early Mass Father john Costi- gan, O.S.A., distributes Holy Com- munion to the Sisters that they may 'BT --.IQ O X A I 'Ex K e J HP' M , 5:4 I t ww ., Q it x . . If f' . , , , ,.,, ' Q A , . L 11 K. - -is !3glffgf1a:r:f'B5t 2311.-l'-v'f7f'i , f'-1'-f-In!! ' . -'. 0-1 -'F WVQ., A-it-r ' Y . . daily bear Christ into His world. A teaching member of an active Order, Mother William prepares seniors to take their places in so- ciety as straight-thinking citizens of tomorrow. "u4...,-.h"-' das.-gaxdsf Sound in moral vifflae was their Jpeerb And gladly would they leam and gladly teacla O Car-ondelet's name these Tales are dedicate Which stands for those whose lives were consecrate From worldly pleasureg many Women went As God to them His invitation sent. Their sacrifice became a life two-fold: They hrst would live with God and His love hold, For they would teach of Holy Mary's Son Of how the great redemptive grace was Won. Since Mother St. john Fontbonnels prayerful d A good three-hundred years of work display. It 1 -nn 1-1 .vm E if ,. , J. Sf? i "H Q . mKX'il'NlL" """"f."L-...mf-. 'X' 'fl 4 ' ' ........,,.. rjz' -N , , , M I 9 A'-Q i .:- I in 11' 4. ., " ' '- - . 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Minerva Lelevier and Virginia Sawaya arrive to share the crisp call of early Spring. 1, 7 1 A-"' , X ,.,-1.x-w-geiwsw 'X J r " -erm- ,A lj 'W' ,xx Y .gex ? pr ,rf .,...,s,X White-gowned graduates form lines by the North'Terrace steps and prepare to march beneath the juniors' flowered cnes. The Academyfs own campus provides the ideal natural setting for the senior commencement on june 6. fl in D A 'gif -1 ifril ' LV 'M fv .515-T' " Q Q ' -' fy: .eff M lKigWr?'f"Uf.Qf'l N r +4 new Ami Palmerr go reeking out .ftwznge Jtmndf To dimznf rbriner well in wndffy lands EFORE Christ's shepherd parting seniors kneel And graduation's final touch they feel. The roads that lie ahead do number three And every questing maid to choose is free. -.,- mzvfvvs-FQQAQN-xx For heaven truly is each senior's aim, 5 Not theirs a road that leads to worldly fame. To every scholar God holds out His love Sustaining her enroute to heaven above With His own teaching and His way of life To comfort them at times of painful strife. l E W I.--- of: V , .A . ,, 1 -- . lt- ff' ,ff-r+..TZ X I 1 fi L 35' fi f gr ,J 'i V , 1? . is . ..,, l Q I, . ' .r '1 'f , 51, ff '42 ' 4 e S -1 : ' f Q t h -1 le EX ,, ml -'kiwi , 3?-2:1 5 4 ' - iw? " . H 95- l -Q 24 ? ,,, L ,. '3 'FQ' Z2 1 la --'W ' rflff '- i. ' f15i"7ffiEj vi' T' Q76 f . , J 1?im"'Q-mm, fit? Av:-15 f. A2 1 , , 44,,,g?i3:.fq-":-'--'fe'.i',iV - I 1. It ,- .M,.-ki-:gffaii !ii4,?,,-V 'Y , Q .i.-,-,.,..,..,r+:-1553, IIN . E :Li-, A V' h Ll ., A f , -1- ' 'iz , :-1' :l7,iQ.a:if' 4' M 3F":'z .-'bl' Q' J ,, .awe :W W I , J., - fv - .1L,w Lf..f--' - -I . , . ,f . , ,. . ,, - .., f, A., -.-:I-., . . . f-. -A- ' -- - A I-ow, ff J" 15-21' V' "'-'LL v -"Q-.451-a:,ffx -...357"i--a-il-,,5.-,,.,-"g..,1 - ax ,-. ., . -.- b - . . '-1 ,A - V, .. . ,- . , ,. , . lf- ' -- -- -1 ' A.. Yr ,-Q , 3 N... X X ff ? E .1 I ,N 41 A iff 9' f Summer breezes announced the advent of an eventful '49-'50 In " V calendar even before the holiday hub-bub was spent. At special A " meetings, shadowed by the acacia tree, coming editors formu- T , A lated The Villa, the Academy's first school paper. About town, .ggi ,KQ, f 3 A.S.B. officers mapped out Welcome Week, to be climaxed , ff? i at with calls for a barn dance. While Sodality leaders discussed 5-,ff-,TQQ 2 ,A the Inner Circle as the core of their organization, the G.A.A. E152 j looked into the possibilities of initiating a girls' sports league '- :aj among the Catholic schools in San Diego. A sizeable handful 735 T 3 f sun-tanned vacationists had alread rovided solace for A ,. O 5' P I , 5 , lonesome classrooms by the last of August. SGI? X. V-.,fmf. ff A wa -- , V - --1 e ,fr is - -fs ' a f.. - : '1 4 - ' 'ff'1v '2 1, v A . ' 'i fur A- . '1 ' L' -r r:: - '5:v:f- V fc- Tv? ,v"'f"" '31 , ,.... -. , H E.-:nw , Delia Perez Arevalo gesticulant . . . spurts of laughter . . . amused with senior language difficulties. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, IV GLEE CLUB, 1, II, III, iv DRAMATICS, 1, II, III, iv LOST AND EOUND EXECUTIVE SENIOR PLAY Esperanza Basulto genial . . . easily adaptable . . . generous with her typing and Spanish. EUCHARLSTIC COMMITTEE, iv GLEE CLUB, III, IV DRAMATICS, II, III, IV VILLA TYPIST MASQUE AND GAVEL , CLASS BASKETBALL, II, III W? . M-4, aa, l,Q7,,L-5, ,,,a,4p,,,- MC AMA.. ja,,aL.q- E A rf,-aft tglffvf ,-auf-: :- Lonia Mae Berg alert . . . ballroom expert . . . queenly poised at open-house. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, 1, III DRAMATICS, I, II, III, IV CLASS PRESIDENT, I PROM COMMITTEE, 111 CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV VARSITY VOLLYBALL CAPTAIN, IV 1 1 r J, ff , V1 . ,V' Kathryn Bauer even-tempered . . . never walks when she can drive . . . wields a Sure scalpel. SODALITY PREEECT G.A.A. SECRETARY, III PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN, III DRAMATICS, II, III, IV SENIOR PLAY VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, IV Patricia Benson optimistic . . . co-Operative with her Ford . . . ready practitioner of home ec. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, GLEE CLUB, II, IV DRAMATICS, II, III, IV SENIOR PLAY CLASS VOLLEYBALL, IV VARSITY MANAGER, IV It I p Aa ':.ff'sEe!::I:':'f-,.',11,, A .E N P. ES -f ,H Rosemary Celia Boden I determined . . . always prepared . . . continually Surprising some- one with sudden confidences. , GLEE CLUB, II DRAMATICS, II, III, IV VERSE CHOIR, II MASQUE AND CAVEL SENIOR PLAY 3 ,sW..,. ,- . ' .3 s gale 'Ii We A k I .:::gs,- -.1 .....,.,. .,., 4 ,J ' 2, 25516 ' ' Barbara Buck E 0 Sincere. . .boundless energy. . . proficient landscape gardener. C.,--p -'Sf EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, II, ' III, IV CLASS SECRETARY, IV ANNUAL STAFF, IV VILLA SODALITY EDITOR, IV P M COMMITTEE CHAIR- FXTENSION REPRESENTATIVE, IV ,, at Q .F K I xx I X , 1. ' g ,. -'A 'X.:L...f'... -,.Z'.::. .JS . ,.., f .. . III , , Y I K I . 6 F A HN A ,X uhhh B 'O 1 -. t fee 525.2 .,., E .. IS... I S. 1 i Lf L l In a Hurry of book lists, supplies, and bus passes, school ofii- cially opened -on September 12, fast followed by the Bishop's Mass invoking the Holy Spirit for a successful year. Those first lunch hours offered more than just a period for an ex- change of summer doings: plans for freshmen initiation broke into dire threats, then amused tolerance, from the recently initiated upper-classmen. On September 23, Volume I: Num- ber 1 of The VILLA proudly made its debut. Too, before the month-end, the string section of the new orchestra gave a short recital at the A.S.B. meeting. Dorothy Daniel W Malfilr Gloria Doris good-natured . . . tender-hearted . . . presides over the Royal Order of Class Chauifeurs. GLEE CLUB, 11, IV DRAMATICS, 11, III, IV LIASQUE AND GAVEL SENIOR PLAY -CJAJ J a ready blush . . . photographic hobbyist . . . faithful to Ruth ,0fA,4f,e,' 7,441.1 in paper folding and elsewhere. dad! MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, 4 M GLEEHEI.llII3,nII, ur, rv A4440 I Betty Eilerman DRAMATICS, II, III, IV byiw MJ undaunfed , , , usually VILLA STAFF i - ' wheels, roller or otherwise . ZESSRCIZSAIEQ HI' IV BQ, AYYJ 47'U44fQ insistently bashful. wfafwo Alice Dessert fervent . . . artistry in dance . . . owes allegiance to E1 Centro. BASKETBALL COMMISSIONER, IV Eucl-1AR1sT1c COMMITTEE, 1, 11, IV CLASS TREASURER, rv CHRISTMAS PLAY, III, IV VARSITY BASKETBALL, III, IV VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, IV GLEE CLUB, I, II DRAMATICS, I, II, III 1 1 .,, ART, 1, III SENIOR PLAY ul ,JV . ,l Q' f . Ora , xt x , T, , t. Q- 5 I. 'V ,ll Hi' ,ti IN, irllt- J Colleen Dolan unobtrusive . . . hard worker . . . generally blase to the casual observer. oUR LADYyS COMMITTEE, IV DRAMATICS, III CLASS CHEER LEADER, IV SENIOR PLAY OH Pauline English animated . . . biology enthusiast . . . professional model. GLIZE CLUB, 1, II, III, IV DRAMATICS, 1, II, III, IV MASQUE AND GAVEL SENIOR PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY, III, IV CLASS VOLLEYBALL, II Ellen Jane Findley precise . . . aquatic star . . . impish chuckle punctuated with seriousness. SoDAL1TY v1CE-PREEECT SODALITY TREASURER, XII EuCHAR1ST1C CHAIRMAN, III, IV CLASS SECRETARY, III CHRISTMAS PLAY, III, IV CLASS BASKETBALL, 1, II, III, IV ,fm-""'b "1 "N, ff-.,,.: -, -, 1 1 My ,T K 1 T 5 V I4 ,V 1 jf if , 33 Green, green, and mbie gifeen! Seniors, bedecked fi 4, if in new sweaters and rings, conducted the October irfw b, ff rally for this 1950 year book. Next, the Class of '50 J Q . if 1 A produced At the Feel of the Madonna, while Still gi, J f d V if L1 other creative artists enlivened white paper with J ' -. 3 , . . . . , ' 11 , , .- .C pastel scenes for the Art Exhibit. By the thirty-first, .55 5 51 , goblins momentarily roamed the halls until the resi- 'ili ,l it A 1 dent students cleared away the lighted pumpkin A"" ' fflj-A 5 g - - .1 ,.,-. ' fl fi- arf gg- A, , after their Halloween frolic. zgga ggf, ggi in 1 1 1lf'1f12iP. 1 1 .fxf 'ge 4 L- i 1 i -1,A- - - .. fef az- sf - , "1 L41-H wr'--" '.. ff 5511 ' - ,Wife "' 'S . . k -,bg , It A' -g e, .-fi. , 1 ,.-:- -si - r- 'H , if. , .f, ,4-.,1. - , , ,A+ , - .: JJ'.f,L .U' . .ffff-1' B " -' " B x IIC witty . . artistic from linoleu b to ca bo pencil . . .' - a nativef DR ATICS,1 , v 1 I STAFF, IV I A A II, I f NU 4 f' ILLA RT EDITOR SENIOR PLAY f' CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV XM? Njfww' fifty f Mary A ice Irving? rampant imagination . . . some- f 0 ' times serious . . . antics as di- verting as a T.V. set. GLEE CLUB, I, II, III, IV DRAMATICS, 1, II, III, IV DEBATE, IV VILLA FEATURE EDITOR CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV CLASS VOLLYBALL, I, II, III, IV Mary Jacobs perpetual giggles . . . avid horse and dog lover . . part-time jeweler. GLEE CLUB, II, III DRAMATICS, II, III, IV CLASS CI-IEER LEADER, II PROM COMMITTEE, III SENIOR PLAY Armida Lelevier petite . . . meticulous . . . dainty but active as a Cherub astride a silver cloud. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, IV GLEE CLUB, III, IV DRAMATICS, II, III, IV SENIOR PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV Minerva Lelevier Helen Marie Locklin graceful . . . realistic p trayal responsible . . . kind-hearted . .. of Madonna . . . e.nts excitable observer of life. conversation with t and- nodsl PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, II OUR LADYIS COMMITTEE, III EUCHARISFIC COMMITTEE, IV DRAMATICS, 1, ll SENIOR PLAY s 1 TEE, IV B, II, rv DR cs, , 111, IV E A Uslc, itll llllll NOVEMBER 9th.. 10th ...... Senior-junior Debate ..,,......,.....,.Open House for American Education Week 20th .......... Catholic Book Week 21st ....,..... Carra Club organized 2 3rd .....,........,. Extension Contest 26th Turkey Trot DECEMBER 6th .... O.L.P. wins volley league 8th ............ Pontifical Mass at the Cathedral 9th .................. Teachers' Institute 12th .,.. Reverend Mother Killian visits 14th ........ ..,........... C hest X-rays 14th ............ Cecelians organized 20th ..,..... ....... C hristrnas play, "Bethlehem" 2 lst ...... ,....... C hristmas vacation "" fl ,a-ffe"'m'-xl fgiff' M,-Q-, D - 'Q F5 . idx 'T- l A ,f It ,- 'f Elisa Luna 'C' ' A - - ef I if T .sf 5. reliable . . . persevering .Mg Q smiles reflect inner happirggss. - aw- A ,, -'-- . Q' D .1 A.s.B. PRESIDENT , h Qtr A.s.B, VICE-PRESIDENT III , Y EucHAR1sT1c coMM1 EE, , -ggi ' ,I 15. III, IV ,,' ml, .Q CLASS PRESIDENT, II 5 l HONOR ROLL, 1, 1r,.w,rrEsTv 5 E 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, .t 1 ' A 1-ar R- f 4 ,t-I-E H1 kj . -, -ill? 'I , -21 1 1 . .'- ' .age er.,--, , e 3:1 min :Ely J if -R 'af A .1-if 1 as swrff ' -4 34.. Q - ' ,IS- 1 ' 'A -"Lf-, cW,5l,,. .,,, , ,, 'f' 'faxes ' r - -..-o,ut+z:',y1-'7"":" wi- f gfff'-' ' E 1 R R , t ,ea 9+ , Q ' f . 5 " . -'f'..':i4 ff ' ra51m'f ,ll .. V f r.v..w,4 .. R-, . yy. -- -I ' 3,73-,1,l,, . f- , , , ,- , wan ijef 1 5215.-Q-,,5.r,, J, F V, ,v - ': , :fl-K, A JA.. K , , AA Yr A . .. .E ,Mgr .5 . - , .. T , , - - ,, rwf- 3 37:4-lair iii-A ,5315.1-E:f'1f:."S42?'ET , fl la ff, ' JANUARY 12th 13th 17th 30th ..,............. FEBRUARY 9th ................ .4 v O.L.P. Contest .....Masque and Gavel Organized ........Father-Daughter Night Senior Ditch Day Patricia Lyon deliberate . . . obliging . . Capable captain of any team. G.A.A. PRESIDENT G.A.A. TREASURER, II, III EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, III, IV CLASS PRESIDENT, II VARSITY BASKETBALL, III, IV Sodality Reception VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, 1, II, , III IV 10th .................. Mar-di Gras Ball ' 14th..BOarders, Valentine Party 17, 18th ..,............... Senior play, Gwen Parturef 27th ........ Bis.hop's vocation talk - V to seniors W' ' M fix' - Alice Mason Marisu Mathew affable . . .dry wit from La Jolla class leader . . . satirical poetess . . . leans towards being a lab . . . hides her brilliance under fl n . technician. smoked lenses. ' APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE, III CLASS PRESIDENT, III, IV My DRAMATICS, III CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT, II , ART, III, IV HONOR ROLL, 1, II, III, IV ' f SENIOR PLAY DEBATE, II, III, IV ANNUAL STAFF I4 - BELL-RINGER , , Q 77, l D E. , 'i 5 ' if -,R ,A : Q 'few i f l : "..,,,f. J - Asif .- -' 12 Q' .g 5 ,1 .J we if gag., 3, A 'Z' -if " ' 7 5' ' lv A 'Q we ' . .lx 'ai Q PM --If '- ii-K. Z5 'g Tv. Q, 1-af '. 7.1115 C.- 2 fg'gp.4f.4 'iii . A , . ,z-wi, A , A X ' is f iw ' t ' fa 2- fl -ge . - - 'A . ' ,FL A ' 3 A LI' 2' T , 41 A. f' MH-it-' ta .',--1c4f,.1P-5"'- Q,. T vb..-,-.2-,.,-,Q .,,- . 5'-A t s ,T , 1 ' - x A . 1 - X . A: It , X ' , .' 1 x .X " . . -R ' N. X" flllillwli j I J lily Helen Miller X . ,X QAM I fluent linguist . . . world travel- N X X er . . . earnestly evaluates life. X , GLEE CLUB, II, III, IV DRAMATICS, II, 111, IV l f MASQUE AND GAVEL ' SENIOR PLAY K QJPJJ dj arbara Neely practical . . . depths frosted by N nchalance . . . proud of her Q lg-JF 's pleated upholstery. NR' APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE, III BJ DRAMATICS, II, III, iv ' LAss CHEER LEADER, II MASQUE AND GAVEL X91 .54 PRESIDENT CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV , CLASS VOLLEYBALL, III Jeanette Osborne efticient . . . learns with ease . . . covers her secrets with a veneer of indirectness. APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE, 111,1v DRAMATICS, 1, II, III, IV CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT, III HONOR ROLL, 1, II, III, IV VILLA BUSINESS MANAGER VERSE CHOIR, II, III, IV 'Mt . ' rai 'Peraza e . . . ' er I . . har pe p ual fear of 1 frogs. f M EUCHA IC COMMITTEE, IV fy GLEE UB, I, II, III, IV Tlcs, 1, II, III, IV IOR PLAY USIC, 1, II, III, IV ,, ,W , My K NE W Mary Reilley Elsie Roderick agreeable . . quietude pre- varied interests . . . gullible dominates . . . attacks her work among friends . . . active in her with the precision of an army parish. of ants. 1 OUR LADYS COMMITTEE, IV GLEE CLUB, I, II, III DRAMATICS, I, II, III ,,x. GLEE CLUB, 1, II, III, iv DRAMATICS, I, II, III, IV-f MASQUE AND GAVEL SENIOR PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV ART, 1 .I -1-AFF MUSIC, 1 VERS' 'Am o - II 3 "'f-.1-:al-'X If IIB., L 1 'UPMMM 3 " as 'I , Q ' I 1 '1 I f , Q it QP. 'f . ay In . A I 2' A " 4. Y. , N . A4 gf, 9, , -L X j , - Ell Ryan I -' . it ., K, if. 5 - i ' '-,Li 'i ' ara x of La Mesa . . . mon- ,,f ., 1 -i, , T 5' opoli es the .home phone . . ,fi '-Q'1.:F': A, jests with irony. ,QS w Q' .n,. , ax: '. - N Q 1,6 - 1, Rafi?"-1-'ECJDALITY VICE-PREFECT , - ., . ..........- 1 Q ,M---A APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE, 111 . ' 'Qi ' '.. ff 511, , 33 - DRAMATICS, 1, U, ui, iv fs ,gylz-ff ,Eg 3 ASS TREASURER, 1 " ffl' . ,ff 3 V1 TAFF 5' " ,Ia-'15 CLASS KETBALL III , ,. I ' fi? " EXP. ' ,if -wie' giifi' iff- ,I Ma Q 'ew R - 'ff E 35,3155 5' E-' jg 51. iff: L-f,"3, ',: r 5139 ,.,,., H ', .x-Xivrfiikwg j " QI?!i2 ,,,,- , .L . 3T,, L" Iiwf, - '1.'hL1' , A if + i ' Sf::-- Q if - 5 ". f.tW - """"-' ' ' ' . .....-JN., . V..- - en,-.ns .. josephine Ruiz sensible . . . mature outlook. . . approaches knowledge with care- free intent. EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, iv GLEE CLUB, 1, 11, III, iv DRAMATICS, 1, 11, III, iv SENIOR PLAY CECELIANS' CLUB, IV - N gl, tyjiy E,-1. -,-- .1-1 - A-, av .fzyi-,fr f., ,., -E. .- ,A-,R .... 1 , ,..,.,...- .1-. - - .- - - 1 A . Lx" X x l N X A X - i, 'V2 "1 ' C"' f4'5K-'k "L'.1 if V " "- .- -1 ' "" "-'F ' t' ' " " ' "" Virginia S QX pathetically hears everyon s ouR LADYiS COMMITTEE, 111 bi, ' DRAMATICS, I, II, III, IV CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT, II MASQUE AND GAVEL SENIOR PLAY During March, St. Augustine's High and the Academy blended efforts in the Youth Forum of zlae Air program, and practice for Saints' play, A Kin for Cinderella. Each class participated in the Bishops' Relief Drive by sponsoring individual benefit programs. Many girls traveled to Ruth Shults dependable . . . speaks wi Ana Maria Tamayo th the tiny as a minute . . . enviable rapidity of a tobacco auctioneer accent . . . facially shows in- . . . always distributes The credulous mirth. VILLA. MENTAL PRAYER CHAIRMAN, IV MENTAL PRAYER COMMITTEE, III GLEE CLUB, 1, II, III, IV VILLA CIRCULATION MANAGER VERSE CHOIR, II, III, IV CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, IV GLEE c1.UB, 1, II, III, IV DRAMATICS, 1, II, III, IV MASQUE AND GAVEL SENIOR PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV 'Di St. Mary's in Los Angeles for the religious reception held on St. Joseph's Day. O.L.P. typists received national recognition af- ter competing in the National Catholic High School Typists' Examination. APRIL DAYS 3rd-5th ............................ Retreat 12th ................ Seniors open pool 16th ........ O.L.P. vs. Mount in basketball 23rd-25th .................. Saints' Play 30th .......... ....... M usic Festival ' .... I f A 4.92 wg .. . A M-4' ,if ." ' ,ir 1 .. A -A .-..- 1 . . A A- - . - ,f.. .- f sry- 'r "'1'f"'5."'1?1-'.- 5995- ww- E , - . . .. , , ' fr Z3 .. .f f 'ffl ':a..x.'-s :...:r 'L-Hi-rf: W L, 1 calm . . . attentive . . . Jvyj - sorrows. MAY 2nd, Srd.. 5th.. ........,.....jun1or-Senior Prom 1Oth., 1 3th 14th 16th 20th 25rd ....,. .....Mary's Day Faculty Banquet Marceline Vidovich quiet . . . expert seamstress . . . punctual as a Big Ben. A.S.B. VICE-PRESIDENT MXL!-'Lx Joyce curly locks . . . mischievous L connoisseur a la sports.. EUCHARISTIC COMMITT E, A.S.B. TREASURER, III 11, 111, IV EucHAR1sT1c COMMITTEE, III, IV DRAMATICS, I,II,IlI,lV CLASS SECRETARY, II DEBATE, 111, iv 11oNoR ROLL, 1, II ANNUAL STAFF 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, II, IV VILLA STAFF 4241 l' . VARSITY BAW'lU.L,jII,!?' . K I . if , 'Y 1 5 f ' I If. A 'I 'I 1 J f 1 . ' 7 V A y 75' I W1 . V -. M 135 ' A f ,iff Emily Wig e t ,Lf- semi-boarder . . . spicy imagm- , A ation . . . as up to date as 1 ,f - L, VOSUC- shi , A . ZF, ,F . 4- ?f ' I1 A -9' ,, 1. 591 EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE, 111, IV V 35 5 I - A Aye! It GLEE CLUB, 1, II, III jj 453. 5 'kt 5 DRAMATICS, 1, 11, 111, IV f 5 ,Q SENIOR PLAY 1 27113 ,411 CHRISTMAS PLAY, III ij I- ,Iii CLASS BASKETBALL, 1, II ,Ef f .gif gig. QQ f , af-.?:v.1 f - .532-s 'vigil , fLj-1 QQi'.f 5.3g2- 513. ,551 ' 7' .Jil ,Li . 19 'Jf' lift, 'lv 1 4 ff?'f'f1v , 'Nj 2 w gegyflf yi. 1 Q- A 35 . 5 'gi' 1 1 "' - i 1-W' K' , s " 'x , - 'A ,s,1,'J5'. ' . ... . .-Y ,.,,.., , .,.,, .V A.. , . ,. ,, 111- ,-,- 1 .-mf, '- wg, ,q1.,'f',,-5 31 HJ ,.'. 1' ,','.':":' J"'.l?:'Q3 5 , 1 . .- -. ff - - . , . , .. . .. 41-W,-A. . ...L , ,. ,. A 1. me ,','.t.A,.',,.-,.-,Z-.57 A,,f,9j,fA--5 ,k ,H ' s .4157-if.517c 75'3: i ,-:f1'."T wie- fins-' V 35- 1 -'fi' if 9f'T'f'2 IW .1 lE::lV:jjT9.fX?r To our Alma Mater, As the june graduates prepare to leave Villa Montemar, we would say a world of thank- you's to our faculty and school- mates. For our shortcomings, do cover them over with the acknowledgement that the united Class of '50 has been loyal to the Academy and ever interested in her members. When September comes again, look for the return of the Irish- ers-no longer of the student body, but as active members of O.L.P.'s alumnae, Gratefully, The Seniors -. , , 1 A 5 .' -i'- A ' 1- 555. G t f if ti J' links.. -' -C" "" ' ' Elizabeth Wiley vaguely indifferent . . . measures her surroundings maturely . . . sleeps anywhere-anytime. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, 1 OUR LADY'S COMMITTEE, III DRAMAT1cs, 1, 11, III, IV VERSE CHOIR, IV SENIOR PLAY CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV Andrea Wfithers equestrienne . . . versatile car- toonist . . . a natural word, styl ist. GLEE CLUB, 1, II DRAMATICS, 1, II, III ART, 1, II, 111, IV VILLA EDITOR-1N-cl-11EE SENIOR PLAY 6 'UNE DATES 4th .,.............. Baccalaureate Mass Alumnae Banquet Sth ...... ..................... C lass Day 6th ...... ...., F reshman Breakfast Graduation Exercises Commencement Dance Ruth Zepp dimples . . . exceptionally de- pendable . . . alphabetically at the bottom of every class. c..A.A. v1cE-PRESIDENT CHRISTMAS PLAY, IV VARSITY BASKETBALL, II, III VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, II, 111, IV CLASS BASKETBALL, 1, II, III CLASS VOLLEYBALL, 1, II, 111, IV " f . L '-' '-'vu-. :N --.'-- -.--' vp '---wc : - A ' ' --T . ' - ,, , .- .,: - , ., -. ,. ,. ,..., 1... . . - .5-.-f'I."k .:..,"., 4:7 3'?l'L.f'e-,f-if-.1 iw -.-.fi-gi'-'f-'PQI'-l'.f 2 -2 1-Q5-'-" 1 -' "-'-"" '-'-' ' "' ' ' "t " X' ' ' " "' ' " 9' i X . X A - .. - ,t ,.,.- I , -, , Q1 ,W-.,'..,.. , 4 , f ,, Mi, V ,, , i . Y 0.5:--..,, ,,1f, x I., l . t , -- X40 ' n - ,, uw 1, A. . I v ,s AQ., 'lee . -V W-1-.M ' V . 1 lp ,Q,i.. Around this wooden table and bench so dear to the senior taste, upper-classmen devote at least one period a day to digesting both lunch and current campus doings. And the trees listen. Rf i me 3 N' .er .. f -Q' 5' V , ,161 w Q" -.' 1 f f, rice- rt N' '. ff, fi' " . X I 5, 'ff '-.Jaxx 'X ,-way.-1'1e. ,F i?"'1?W'fi"?E352-V-ft:-,2vVg32wif--W-lf.:an-:1,,,-. pg ,fue t V 1, , .V f .L . W-F 1' . V .. J ,, ,.., ,wt - . ,, igrgfqygfgz xmfgzfkn 1 fpgegggtfivzu :got fx. H3534 e f,c1:,rW:fmae?Mfs:?21.mf if,-ads: asms,m.ma,-s.wwaw111a,: M'.:e,:..,.fM,vW- 4 God love they hest with all their whole heart At all timer though they play or ply their art. ND using prayer and guidance in their stand The seniors with Saint Patrick lead the band. Saint Joseph from his place with God on high Guides blue-tie juniors who on him rely. MV A-fe--...W NH f And Michael leads the sophomores each day 5 1 f d ' ' f 1 it n stress o stu y or in time o P ay. I , a s 1 With robes of brown and sweet religious part ,of "'t ,Q Therese helps the freshmen from the start, 1. , Y- 'J '-23' .i A, 2, And over all Our Lady's mantle falls .L 4437 . .Qu , is gi, .wig ' . it ft ..t, 4 t.. ' ,fl J .Qfi K As from each knoll and vale her beauty caffls. -5, se a p, 1 l ' of -1 A A 93 1 , - if :fr 2 A 4. ,r e t ' -f ,lj " tai as l .L I ,Q-1' 'fi 1 j " -:ai - . 'Zi 1.1 ' ff, 5 - 4. ' 'Y EX' -"J: ' Cs' i .C v C5 . ' as T'-" W B532 '-,fig Q, :-4' W it X 3 Q 'F' - l ,- ,. -5595, v 1 ,, -- ,: : w i v-a tv ' I .. . F ,fs-2:11-1 . ' V A " - We ii . 2-guy: , H , QWV' ,J MRS. MARGUERITE KELLY MATHER has introduced her 1950 Dodge, as well as the new Christian Family Living class for the freshmen. However, Mrs. Mather is still best known for her dramatics department and first-year English. Through three centuries the Sisters named after God's carpenter at Nazareth, have labored at their glorious work with and for Christ. Founded in 1650 in Le Puy, France, by Bishop Henri ide Maupas and Jean P. Medaille, the new Order did not escape the excesses of the French Revolu- tion. However, when Robespierre's death ended the Terror, the Lord raised up Mother St. john Fontbonne, who had been awaiting death in her prison cell, to begin the great work of gathering together her community. After this resto-r- ation, the Congregation soon extended its work to schools, hospitals, orphanages wcharity to all. Then, in 1836, Mother St. john sent to America a band of six Sisters, who start- ed their first province at Carondelet in St. Louis. The rapid growth of the Congregation has accounted for the addi- tion of four provinces-St. Paul, Troy, Los Angeles, Georgia-until in this tri- centennial year, Reverend Mother Killian, Superior General at Carondelet, can num- ber 3600 Sisters who follow the evangeli- cal counsels under the patronage of St. Joseph. -H!'lAf6JM1l7,9"'N MISS BETSY YOUNG takes to the tonette for her avocation. But most of her day is divided between gym classes and the intermediate grades. Sisters of Saint Joseph of Caroncllelet 11650 411950 Q' Mother William .......................... Principal Religion IV, Typing Sister Anne Marie .... Religion I, Englifb, Latin Sister Eulalia .... Cioicr, Hiylrocy, Sociology Sister Lillian Marie ...................... Mmic Sister Rita Francis .................... Ari, Vocal Sister Rose Louise .... Religion II, Latin, Science Sister St. Claire ...... Religion III, Hirlory, Maztlaenmficr Sister Marie Pierre..Ki'ndecg4n'en, Mnfic Sister Martin joseph ..., Gmicler VII, VIII Sister Robert joseph ......,. Gmcler III, IV Sister Veronica jean ............ Grades, I, II s . -L' ,L. 3,5 . .da fn- 32? I 'F . . . B fi ss 1 if, N: tg? Qf..-3 lf? Y? f. 'iff' 'ff if? if I- C' I l . M 5 4 '-V' Ju. 'V 5 ,.,g,, 'H i J H , . . I 'j ' ' J f -,sf 1 r' I' , ha. ff . V 1 11. ' . .' ,J 'M 5 .X - ,. .h Q - q , - I .asf -A. Y. 53"3v --'gi f IA. . " , 5,. 1 -W if '.?via1.qi . -9'4" .- ' - 45+ 4 .fn 'S 1,71 ...U . ' ,r r I. , . , -' -5-...gfez ,. 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A . .. ,W .3 F ,A I O . --I M' s - ' "ZH i l 1 4 I , ws V2 Q -f 8 , ,M-, . ' U' W f A . ,f Q I -.ml -vw, iff ' 'f, 'uf '- M ea, ,54 1-Q-. C, 'ga - , 4' , fi! ' We Juniors Reealll that the year opened with the election of our president, Barbara Romanoski. She and her aides saw us through all third-year activities. The Miss O.L.P. Campaign, together with cake sales and plays, swelled the class treasury to proportions sufficient to provide the tra- ditional prom at La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. During the weeks preceding Christmas, juniors worked hard and long decorating the classroom in blue and gold snowflakes. Then, having ave Danny Boy for St. Patrickls Day, Claimants on the scholastic onor roll included Norma jones, Yolanda Portillo, and Barbara fig 1 .I 5" uccessfully produced Midnight Fantasyf given in October, the girls xl 5. L, 155 5 , 5 g .fy Romanoski. A "uf , , ' '- .'f i -1 Fi ,if iii' 15:i?"': . . . . I' 1375- Finally, the Junior class, arrayed in pastel formals, ended their year l 2 4, by forming a guard of honor for the Graduates of 1950. Q , if ,ggfr .53 Q Sfizfj -fl-E1 M3 f 5 jf, -'fiqig " 'M Minutes respectfully submitted, il ' 'l:?'.sl: j?Hg':'1. V ,-355 ek ' .5 " . ,i?i"'1?f'En "1-"'5?"fv., ' 'kk Ba1'bn1'n Bfnnkenrbip fl. x . ,-353321. '53, .fy - - ' jg kr '-- wr" ' 'il' ini - "1 .jv - ,-n- ' by f -- Y -, ..-:.- . reg, I we - -- 5515 . . 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' ' K ,Z . -, . ,.lZT,. z ' ' ' '11 ...:...- ,J-,. V ,f ,,,, QI, A ""f"' Y .'w:, -Qu i " 'i ' 'Q , ' . ASW- ' k- -. -1'i'L ""' -' .,. .. a ,f,.. 4' Q .. .,. ,, ,417--Q. .IA -m:4'w.r'7 If -gay vljfrg' -: m -rs z. 353. Q- gkaeiaa .r -5- Q- if Bedeelked in Ties of Bright Re the color so dear to our hearts, we, the class of '52, plunged into the new school year, taking our place as the sophomores of O.L.P. Hearty picadors and toreadors, our first move was to elect a matador and leader, Isabel Trevino. Unlike our mascot, the shy, quiet Ferdinand, we longed for action and excite- ment. With our patron's feast day so near at hand, we could waste no time. Soon we had completed the preparations, which resulted in a picnic by the swimming pool, preceded by prayers in honor of St. Michael, our guide. We also took an active part in the yearbook and Christmas box drives, winning both. During basketball season, our beloved Ferdinand was unearthed, dusted, polished, and set up as a warning to all other classes. The cheering section, spirits lifted by the arrival of beautiful, red and white beanies, built up lung power, practiced cheers-and prayed. No wonder it was the sophomore team that walked off with the intramural victory. Lent came, as also did our successful bunco party for the Bishops' Relief Drive. Our operetta, i'False Fernandof' used up the noon hours before we began practice for Field Day. Then there was the senior dinner, the last token of our esteem for our sister class. Minutes respectfully submitted, Ernerlilze 'Barton Ferdinand rayr Yer!" to-President Isabel Self-Jervire at Ihre f0ZI7ZfQi7Z'-FIHDCCS Larmour fleft Trevino seatedj, Treasurer Leann Ma- joan Rinks, Monica McGowan, Patricia Green honey standing leftj, Secretary Ernestine Cristina Pinal. Barton Vice president Marie Mathew. m.iLffzf me 2 wa. m 1 Clfz.rr1'00111 fowl?-11,17 Qleftj, Patricia Simmons, bee, Arline Raymond, Nannette SOII. Latin finer agfzizzf-Patricia Hene- lian fleftj, Mary Lou Harbarger, Edith Flourie, Therese Zickgraf , N 4' 1 Carolyn Brown Patricia Haynes i I - if E lf , -.4 qi? - A ' . Jg. .g .. ' lf , 1 . ','3 11 ' ' 71 , , , -1 "' 1 ' - 1 'Lil ' I Q Sur 'I .., 4 J 1 ,M - ,. Sjve , ik 3.56 V ..,.f . . M4y,, -V: is 1 V M: , , .M '4 -.1 , E 'm , .. .- .V . I 'W 'Q' ff -' 31 "Wai . 5- 5' yffgf,-45. ,g ' 5 " 1 1 will I V 5 ki- 242, --'ff .1 "TT 'f Pmw:e,rrz1'e lznzcb f Carol Ramaker jeg--,,. V ,-,1 ,,r ,. Qstandingj, Carmen Magallon fseated, , ' ,.-3.51-.fu gi fig - - - Q , ' ' f if- 1 ,:,-.ef??5P'Z lefty, Vilma Martinez, Inga Klein. QQ, ,. 1 f' gyefg vw? 2- 1 gl gg, mi Tififki 2 129' f Q 1 2, 3 .. 15.5 A 1 Qt N I i, w 3 1 ' i 1 -A ' -3 6' r- ff." 1 r l' i i'Wl3,iUfi+E:E f ifafi Q is V pf 'ik Clfomifzg Ike flair patron-Secretary Charlotte Lang Qleftj, President Valmere Dessert, Treasurer Mary Barton, Vice-president Dolores Haynes. li Teri-day fzolionr-Claudia Atwater fleftj, Lois Rountree, Virginia Rodee, Mary Vir- tudes Valdez, Jeanne Lindner. k f any . -as . a 1, . f -, -'.- .s T14 Ji 'Q . nf LE : 11 f 5 1. 1- , , .sf ji ' i' fff ':-gr 1 X: ' :rx - V if if wa i t ' ,af as xii ' . . 5.45. yisfgl ik'f'f', "ig A J? YT .iff 'lf 'fr'la3.:f'. Wk ' , 'ff N'fIQYf' iff t ii ' vii. V'-an M ' if .2 ,a? x 5WQiffH4QQQQoQ9 l 1 'Q rs - ' 4 V N -wa' ,- ' ' ' 2 ', 1 " 'ill -P 4 :U 54z4,.vf5- '- 'r 4' .QE , , V fr- .f - , , .Jf+ g-'ff' A ., 5..1f:2' ?'?f V , . " . , .. ML.. H QQ ' Q ' . , . , L , Q -et , , 1 1, ' af . 'Q A2 0 4 , X? 'C' ,sh , 'I '51 'v , f, , y 1 ', bg n ' g J . we eg f Q' a if i 4 S 3: r 1 Free-time reading shows the accomplish- ments of special students who are master- ing the English language before entering regular classes. In the junior Library? Normallvlartinez fleftj, Martha de Cima, Aida Esquer, Olga Azcona, Miriam Garay- zar, Sara Coppel, Jeannette de Cima, Lupe Castro. Stairway traffic follows through, within the five- minute limit between classes. V gf' V. v 5 1,132 ea f-E' .,q X ' " 1, 54 1 ,gf ,x 3 :gf 3 5 W -4 Q I-1 .. X' vl ,N Q ,, . FU a h 'nw W4 5. jk ?fL"5?",.,i ' iz. A V Yi vi .fi .Zu 1' eyvfskv all L, X f lr Mir-,vt , l W EW -1 .LPG V, l't5Q'-K 'iii 53 5 -S V5 '-:,!g3,'.n'v1C N ' , li' 7 55211 34:5 ET? ' Y r Z "I:-f .. , . ,- 5.1 'ff 'f5f..l' ' is A.,.L.'2"7f ' -15495 e' ,r y-' .' -L13 W .1 1 Hb E 'as' 'v,Qn-.fwi.g.rfe,?.m.'Et1 7 r , - 1, , ' 4, "',.,1..,. "W, fx awk., fl" '--"f"is'Q'? Q' E-19, . ...W 4: .-914' , i . , ,,, ,, . ,... .,,,h.,, ,. , ,.,. wif- w ,, -'nf . .:,.a2 , 1-.. , Books llnvite New Learnin With the addition of new book cases, the Academy provides a housing project for 4000 books. An overall view of the complete library shows students using the facilities available to ease their burden of research and study. Card catalog, magazine racks, and broad tables, all under the immediate supervision of Mrs. Evelyn Fegan, comprise the ideal scholar's Workshop. i ,, - 'Q 1 .I-s. Alf' -Q F - l. 5 M , R' - x rluwm 2-'5 y r I ,-ir .. s l fx 541' B T l' X x ,4 .. XA,. ::..lFJ .t I, :al U 4'.V E . . . . .. , ,,,. ,, - ..,-- ' ' ' .v,. .1 f wggf'-ge' .Q . L?- -vii-K72.g-. .. sr-' - . 1 -M" . , 'T' . ... ' - - 1" . .,. . , . -'r f. 'HW'-.:. Y.9 fC1" 2,' '5"'.-F' .24 -' -ff 'PG 'Al'-fiiffi' .-"f f-r l", Q' fz' SJ? if uv ' 5.51-12:-:Eff wi-311'5-N ' ' ' ' l 'exf .cami - . -v.,. By Oregon Street entrance, A.S.B. officers line up with the already sunny morning to grighten another school day. Treasurer Barbara Vines fleftj. WK., Secretary Marjorie Glynn, Vice-president Marceline Viclovich, President Elisa ,., , 'E 1:2 ' 5 It 3 'ru ,IL x "fa H 314 'X -, ,. ' . fi . ' ' gf -'lfiif' --if 5 a g ,. 1 ' ., 'P-if 'I e . . -' ' -' ' - .. ,,-f."1:Q1fI::it:aa,:z.,oaV- -Aga J Luna. :ii Qi' C-i1if,.'5 '.-f-,aa f .r..2r.gz.g: x u -' - ' ' " Homeward nnd Jcboolwnrd wbereJ0e'er they went On festir Mother jixeti war their intent UR Lady holds above her guiding hand That staunch with courage every girl may stand, I 1 Not only when the studies take first place . ,V I mf But also when with souls replete with grace, ' v,f"'AgjE . f' f , , gp i ' "i ,L ,Y 'V' "LV -7 '. The air with joyous laughter is well filled A . . . . . -ersfL1..,sr'f I L t 'Q As all their hearts with purest joy instilled I f I Present in light-heart time a happy sight ' -551-rx . . . Q' ?gzq:' f"' For God to see and love in all His light. ,5 -.gf ifff T V V K "e,,Q ,E 513, 3 ff In social life and studies will he found mx . A carefree mirth recalling heavenly sound. 2? amfww- .aff a-Q: by 713 , "f"fi1gL4.,.,.. Sf' Kiss, ig iz, .,........,,,., Q,-'i ,BA -W "" ff? 'Sie' tk ,if ', fi J ,C .51 hzligii' ri 5' 1' Ei , ft'-il' iii' r J .ali ell' a J?-if 63, 1 -5' ae N' I ' M ' A lf ' ffm J saw- v M ' A f, 1 i, t ' A -Y""E-"2 ' ' Q . A' Af-f ir 'f -' ,,E.':15.'f7f?-Ag.. ---f. -'Sf-4" if "U4:sf4sL.."f - f . '1'eff----'- . in , -'V K ' 55- ,gg-g,a.x2,:y,f..7: ,h ,,- H .. ,tb-1-is-Q.-1-4-7 , , 4,-gf 'w 'a:."'mJf r hrff "IQ s,""1 '1 V 11"--W A , ,. ..-. ...f , -,- 1, .qw- src' 'Lf' 1 . 1,-mi,ff"S 5 1-I 'A -.1,?q"Ztf.'f3.f14F.?'.fffnh ..',,.-mia-'-viii-...:f..."', Morning prayer and announcements completed, freshmen are last to march by Marceline Vidovich to their appointed classes After Assembly, Studies Begin , .,.. ,. -.,r, .. .. , , .,..: W- .. . ., . .. Convinced that the strength of the United States lies in its youth, juniors and seniors prepare to debate this resolve: That teen-agers should help prevent juvenile deliquency. juniors on the negative-Yolanda Portillo fleftj, Marion Donelan, Gloria Wright. Seniors on affirmative-Joyce Warne, Marisu Mathew, Mary Alive Irvine. A.S.B. records from November 9, testify that the juniors succeeded in proving that responsibility lies with the parents EI ye A XK47 'A , 'L 'R ' M ai" .f:- ' 5' R A. 7 4 , 3 , .. gm 4. 8 lm Z Q fi W S' KX 3 W- m W QS vi ., : , 5, .ax Q 2 . . 5, 'ig , SSA . . , ' Q 1 .2 . , 3.5, 1 W .,4 WBNITZ' K J szfgtwfm' I ' fm :ASA - " M .. - . Ti.. X fi ' s. 1 1 wx X Wa. .552 s. Ronin thi One patient starfish, being dead, gives way to dissection in the inter- ests of the biology class, all seniors. l Moraima Peraza fleftj, Andrea i Withers, Pauline English, Jean- i nette Osborne, Kathryn Bauer in 3 operation, Marisu Mathew, Colleen Dolan. .,+ - Su. rw J' ,W vi A' X ' view Q- 1 yr 1 5 . ,Y ll A I A , 3 ,M t.1?f',f "'l H Lab chemists, Norma jones and X XI ,' I 3,4 . - f if , Y Q . Yolanda Port1llo, hold their breath, N ' 4, ' -- I 'H . P S ' EQ ' V I ', along with the hydrogen bottles, 'Q " ' "Q if l' while they wait for Barbara Trot- . - ,JW ers lighted splint to bring on a , - Q., , .I :1. " ' , . 1 4t-'- ff 3 'mild ex losron. Q w-521' 1 JQ '-'- Q ' Tl' P fi- if A-,"f:T':'T:--M , ' -5 X. .M .:- . f-- -:Q ' 7" '.'.-'FAI' '. " , 1"1 -,""'f. . ' 'M ' .f' ' 4. -1 S z- - ' ' '..r. ,.'. f , ... r . .,7,E2l'.?:yr,H-rfgja sagifig gE'Y7Ql.,:5qf,q,fvyg..f,Q,,.,u ,4 M -', ,,y,,.g,enM,,4:,Lc4: -. ...-JF - -.-.fa . .I f- f. --f"- Y i -f ffl Clloelk from Eight to Three On key with the right type of instruction, business-minded girls hand in assignments that merit honorable mention among com- mercial classes entered in the National Catholic Typists' examination. Delia Arev- alo and Mary Reilley hold special certifi- Cates. Front row-Esperanza Basulto fleftj, Ruth Zepp, Minerva Lelevier. Second row-Ana Maria Tamayo, Mary Reilley, Betty Eiler- man. Lonia Mae Berg Cbackj. juniors, in first-year Spanish, make them- selves at home with Costa Rica in a conver- sational way. Julia Urrea fleftj, Barbara Arnold, Beverly Lepsch, Regina Boland, Lourdes Lester. fL0wer righlj Finger-counting aids the poets in English IV who build their own rhyming couplets on a less heroic scale than Alexander Pope. Before the freshman class in Christian Liv- ing, Kathleen Boland illustrates her ideas on home interiors with selected plans and photographs. Platform discussants+Monica H-Ohn, Kathleen, Marilyn Owens, Ruth Graham. Organized At. St. Bt. Afaiiirs AND A.S,B, ALSO SPONSORED , . . Violin concert by Russell Kc-eny, Royal Brown Annual Rally St. Cecilia's Day Program Rev. john Aherne, O.S.A., lecture on current books Sophomore parody on "Old Sweetheart of Mine" "Three English Queens" by Mary Louise Hickey Junior play, "Danny Boy" Rev. George Rice, lecture on vocations Holy Year Tour retold by Miss Berta Carlos Science show, "Preview of Progress" Sophomore operetta, "False Fernando" " We-4.. ' 'www-1: .' -we M was 4 ' 7, s l , J ,.,- -1 V R Punetuate 941 950 Academy Life ALUMNAE DATES Oct. 6 .........,.............. First meeting Nov. 18 ..,.., . ...............,,. Open House Feb. 20 .......,.,.. Dessert-Bridge Social Mar, 14 .,,,.,..,.,. Election of Officers Apr. 14 i....,,,........ ........ F ashion Soiree June 4 ..s,.,,. Annual Senior Banquet Seniors and freshmen declare a truce after a dayful of initiation by pairing off in the Virginia Reel-the opening figure of September's A.S.B. Welcome. Irishers, as hostesses, lead underclassmen into square dances, made enjoyably hazardous by an auditorium floor carpeted with four bales of fragrant hay. ,A ,,.,,, ,Q .,.., ,,, V, , .- ,,..- ., M1-tw.-'fb"ka3?22Z '41 1Z"5!':'1w'e:,- 4632-f'-Y" fl" '-'--ffrfrz Q.: ,w M.....-"4'-fwfwsma Father johnson congratulates Martha jo and her mother, Mrs. George Kimball. Martha jo is an enthusiastic member of Grade One, which had the highest repre- sentation at Open Housewdespite 21 rainy afternoon. In St. Catherines dining hall A- cademy hostesses serve tea to moth- ers and friends of the students on the occasion of Open House, No- vember 11. Rev. Edward johnson lectured on American education, stressing the place of Christian training in schools of the United States. At the Alumnae program, "The Christian Woman in a Modern Wforldf' fashion models include little Dorothy O'Carrol fleftj, Mrs. Evelyn Stenger, Miss Rita Englehart, :van ff. 9 a ,f'f,Z'-'-'Q A " ffl 'ml li' K 4 5 K,-fy M E' F lux.-t..a-wfifV 4.."'.,i 4 174 f.?.:"2'24 ' 1 , , . 3 ,,,f, I gas h li' ' -" rs! Tm '55 I 9954- t 452 5 wfif?2"f iilvfis 7 Clif-4 A QPF 359g 25:5 'Vi' ff .-L -Q , ff.. 35.17. ,xx EM, C I if if 3 fd' wt? use-5 wr- . N: . pw- -53, t.4c'y.,,-4 - l 1-QQ .rdf 'flfifj ' diy-. 4-14? A 'imma ,jf.,,VV-V,-gf. 3,15-1' , V 'mg 4 ltfltffselt t ' Q v V f . xi, 1 Y . .-I - J 4.4" .- -r ,ff -V M ,-,-ff. ,. , .,, l,, ,SRL . .. .t ' . 2- ft- . - 119 ' 61 ,, .,.-. fabft Apt at changing the dancing pace, volunteer couples- jack Matrix-Dorothy Daniel, and Jack Trotter-Barbara Arnold-keep the music moving. "From eight till late We've brought Our Saturday date"- is the live reply of Academy upperclassmen to the attractive Turkey Trot bid announcing the Thanks- giving dance. Recital Hall, by the touch of senior decorations, puts on autumnal airs for evening. Favorite beaux escort Academy girls in the Grand March of Father-Daughter Night. Looking its mas- culine-best, the auditorium houses exhibits of manly sports and hobbies. Songs reminiscent of yester- years prepare the way for the Walk to St. Catherines where couples build up their energy with warm apple pie and hot coffee. 5? . if a' gg 5, .2 t i ,r . if Sf . H ' X I S f In the tropical setting of La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club, formals rustle to the rhythm of Willie YX!elch's selections for the '49 Prom. Girls of the green-tie class proudly acknowledge their Ruth Zepp as Miss OLP., who dances center front with her partner, Bob Cox. Dancers llllwiivl as Music Swirls Pleased to know that this year's Academy representative has again been named from their number, seniors line up with juniors to forrn a guard of honor for Miss O.L.P. of 1950, Elisa Luna, and Bill Rod- riquez. Her coronation takes the spotlight at the pre-Lenten Mardi Gras, complete with masks, serpentine, and gala refreshment tables. VILL! Published bi-weekly by the students of the Academy of Our Lady of Peace Y San Diego, Californian Y Yol. 1, No. 18 lllondayi Jllliegjyrltiilb EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Andrea Withers ASSOCIATES Joyce Warne, Jeannette Peranski, Arline Raymond NEWS EDITOR Barbara Romanoski ASSOCIATES Barbara Trotter, Shirley Lagcrfeldt, Marilyn Hanneken, Isabel Trevino, Carol Ramaker FEATURE EDITOR Mary Alice Irvine ASSOCIATES Mary Lewis, Patricia Simmons, Ernestine Barton SODALITY EDITOR Barbara Buck ASSOCIATES Ellen Ryan, Leann Mahoney SPORTS EDITOR Barbara Graham ASSOCIATES .Ioan Rinks, Vilma Martinez ART EDITOR Joan Greggs Luis Rountree TYPIST Esperanza Basulto BUSINESS MANAGER Jeanette Osborne ASSISTANTS Barbara Arnold, Marie Mathew CIRCULATION MANGER Ruth Shults ASSISTANTS Dorothy Daniel, Nannette Anderson, Mary Reilley, Jacqueline Bowles st il S9 '09 H" .si 3 'L f9Ull-L i .N Q ' 9 , ,fe '91 ,W 3 ,QVC , Q fl' WL We if S , SGP-95-L scaoot Q JJ xyx mf 5 .5m..wN 4 5551. Editors meet The Villdr deadline over the oflice desk. From the typewriter, Editor-in-Chief-Andrea Withers-smiles encouragement at artist Joan Greggs, who cuts last-minute gouges into her linoleum block. Department writersfBarbara Romanoski Qstanding, leftj, Barbara Graham, Joyce Warne, Mary Alice Irvine, Barbara Buckwcheclc the head- line style sheet, only to discover an error in their unit count. Every second Friday afternoon avid Villa readers pay less attention to where theylre going and more to what they're reading. These gold-ties had best heed the Safety Sal pedestrian rules. Students Voice Campus Thought Charter officers of the Acadernys chapter of the national speech organiza- tion, Marque nm! Gazrei, plan the groundwork for carrying on local activi- ties. Left to right-2nd Vice-President Armida Lelevier, Treasurer Min- erva Lelevier, Secretary Barbara Blankenship, 1st Vice-president Barbara Trotter, President Barbara Neely. Mrs. Marguerite Kelly Mather directs the group. Musing over Pat the Pilgrim, strictly of Cork, yearbook editors- joyce Warne Qleftj, joan Greggs, Marisu Mathew, Barbara Buck- take another look at Chaucers Cfmferbzzry Talef, that provides the basic pattern for this '50 Villa Mofzfeffzar. H 1 - -J -5 ,e ' - . ,M biz 1 .-5 .A 11 .4 -. ,, q.,.,f V qifiaie? ,nr i .,x fr' jf' 1 -1 tii l l ,-f , -U: ht' 5:1 . . . JF. " fi 'W f 7. A e i Fx - '. 15 1 -i ,A F, 3 15 0, -,Q ' L . E' n 5 I - 5 , - il' ' 5 - ' 153 . 'S' ,. ' 4 ' ' .4 . i 3 f' K 'ff 1 1-. .- wr -' S! , ,-if - 1 ' 'fi V. , V35 2, .' ' ', 7' '.. " 11' .j .-'Z if' Q 'X :QTY ' 1345? fi if 'A - an ' if if fi ' V' 1 .- - -' .lf 1 'W-'I Y va, 4- -. .-: . ' 1-,st 1 f. 1 ,. 525' ' .. 1.x f.,1.,' yr.. .Y .'- A Eff F 1 . , . . 15. -, ff . , nt. , , , .., ,,. 1 g xg 'I . 1 7, -, :NG 1. -5, nf,- ' 3 fg 1'.3L ,,:.1' ' ' .-... -: .".1v, ' ,-fab . 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A r .,, - , , . , ,. , .. , , ,I , , ,. . . . - f ,J .px .. -f 5 ,wi -5- -. f,-A .. 1.-., .Mp'nfq,,.,.. 1. .- , ,-...-.'g,,. ' 4.4, - - -' -'V' - - - -'-- -f' - --' - Ami through thy pmyerr thou maker! the way Jo clear To guide uf to thy Sow to thee Jo dem' Y joining hands in Blessed Mary's name They thank Him for the grace which through her came That through all days their faith would strongly In time of joy and ev'n in deep sorrow. For daily, dearest Queen, they aim to spread Charity in hearts where only hate was bred And help all other children who in need Would gladly seek out One to intercede. Good Sodalists, dear Lady, they would be To bring this world to God's eternity. .,,,..,,,.- gI'OW - .J , lj' ,. J5' l'-I .i, 9 ' ' ,Q i I ffl! 2- - , .. it ' f ,-K ' l ,At 5, A 3. fi. . . ,i ,Y f" 1 ,lf , " Q ' ' IQPZ ,.. . ,Q 59 'ka - K ' Ni it-j '- 1 - . au' .,., fa '-V , .Ay ...m.,..N - 3 V 4.235 ..,f.w..-i-1, , j 2 gh .,g ..,',.vu,- xt I V., ,fp-. 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Here, at the opening Mass in honor of the Holy Spirit, Father Daniels fleftj assists His Excell- ency, Bishop Buddy, in distributing the Sacrament. Sodlalliists in if x T ' Q' 'to's f r 3i?f'3Q l l N ' g i f ' , . , ,mmm y t f' i At a Thursday meeting, Sodalists and officers re-live the experiences of St. Bernadette in speaking with Our Lady at Lourdes. These dramas form a part of the organization's plan to present Catholic facts to the students through plays, skits, book-reviews, quizzes, and discussions. 'Wigs ggi? lt. fem, ,.,, i ..,, d u V ,fi , 4 3, .3 ng, ,dr t 1 ' Mfr! fr-1.1-' . ' ,Fl , " 2133? ag. ' .1 rg- if- i :K X - if f ' . ' ,. v X ,, -4-,Q it . Ii v if :, rg- ' M ' ZZ .. .M-N X -. ff' ' , , . 'r- ' QJ hi: ,,-. ,K 7 ,6f,f.,.-W-.a.,r.P-21. It l , :tra fi ' fx" ' alt! fin, 1 is K" "Q mf 9' Xi x. ,Z -1 9 ld Go s House o ff, of sv? Nffu 0 ,B XX, Y ,251 J? 4' . fi New members yearly pledge themselves to the love and service of their Heavenly Queen on Reception Day, after under- going a probation period wherein they learn the rules and ideals of the Sodality. Father Peter Mimnaugh, on this Febru- ary 9, has left with all those present the memory of an efficacious verse prayer: I put my trust forever O Nlmy pane, in there. Show fhyrelf .4 Mother Ami daily mccor me. Aind when doll: Satan touch me, Thy mercy I implore And lead me, dearest Mother, To God foaevermore. Amen. r, ,....... X -'f I 1 - I I ' "if 'X.'.i- '- . . SQA- r ,I I -. rs f 'Q n 4 - s ' ff . f "lin , ' r .-I .f,V'E1 K . 'f.i'1-.if Q." S, ' , uf .1 9 v. 'Q -3. 3 .. '. .. , . f. 4, . J' 1 l . 3 fm 411 F ,QQ 2 ' E v J S . J QSN' .A J ,VI t lg I :J I' , 1 C53 W '1 3 . t ' ft, V " 5 NX 5 2 ' ' x 3' 3 5 5,1 1 sw lf ,4 5-2 --. , , M Q, .1 ey . r ij- 3 3- :N 1 "er Q 'Nt -gk ,T .i 5 59' -?Q?? ',i "5' f A , 3 : Ya,,g1'f ' .Si J .J -qs r I wr., W . Q w 7, I. 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Prefect Kathryn Bauer asks, according to the prescribed ceremonial, that those girls judged worthy may be admitted. After each of the twenty-two new Sodalists recites her Act of Consecration, she receives a Miraculous Medal and a certificate. 'i.'2..-':'. QF "T."'-'-'E'f" 'w15'7T -..t" f-.'- ""i"- . F ' ' ' 'A f ,. .,-f'-' .- 'F 1 gr Y .. JJ' 1 - 'K -2- , f ' '-v'l ' 4' - ' ' ' -49' 9 Yo Publicity Chairman, Beverly Lepsch fseatedj, carefully hles the names of active participants in the Family Rosary Drive. Other members, Carol Farrell, Carol Arnold, Ger- aldine Sick, offer their services. Senior typists of the Eucharistic Committee busy themselves in supplying copies of the Act of Consecration for the entire Sodal- ity. Front row-Armida Lelevier fleftj, Helen Locklin, Minerva Lelevier, Ana Maria Tamayo. Second rowf Moraima Pcraza, Emily Wigchert, Delia Arevalo, Josephine Ruiz. Majestically poised on a flowered litter, the Infant of Prague is about to reign over the Rosary procession. Men- tal Prayer Committee shoulders the clothed statue-Chain man Ruth Shults Qleftj, Dorothy Daniel, Barbara Blank- enship, Mary Lee Ghidotti. 55' f 4H,. V, an f.-r.-' ,,. ,..,A -U f".ss,.4. Mary, Queen of May Day, leads her procession through Academy grounds. Our Lady's Committee makes up her court-Barbara Romanoski fleftj, Jacqueline Bowles, Mary Reilley, Lynn Thaanum, Bettie Mercer, Chairman Marilyn Hanneken, Colleen Dolan, Louise Koller, Barbara Arnold, Jeannette Peranski, Barbara Trotter. Links in at Qhain Designed to train leaders for Christ, the Inner Circle Sodality P prepares committee members to actively direct and partake in ' I .QQ the work of everyday Catholic life. Spiritual requisites for in ' membership-daily recitation of the Rosary before the Blessed ,V Sacrament, enlisting three new families for the Family Rosary, " 31' and receiving Holy Communion and assisting at Mas on an extra day during the week-build toward personal holiness. , .-'1 1 Then, I.C.S. Sodalists engage in catechetical work, supply food .ig if . J in 'S 4 I v... . f .r and clothing for the needy, collect cancelled stamps for . missionaries, remember poor children at Christmas and Easter. '- - . Bot hsets of activities are stimulated by weekly committtee - r 1 ' rf-1 meetings on Monday afternoons. 42' X r' 5. s .. 3 , 6 1 , 1' ' L I , T 8 fl' ua X' fs, it if -, i 1' Q , 4 l l 5 3 , X X, 3. 'X- f -2, ff, H 4 2 'T ,agp -,, .tu J A- fggg if 3-125 s- , , 5 tv X . v- :gy r , ,:' '-gl .ff :'.,f' ,if 1 - W , Q K 54.-.-,Ao Eat., , L 'H V ., f -:E fg'3if2f ig . H,--.-. ,. - up '- .1 ,ey - NGK :win . N F-WSYKQ, . f 1 x - ' 721-,.fsf.g .f T, I 1 ,A ,Q -4.1: . . g,.'i'i,.z 1:4 - fv --'L ' fig.: J .at fl '.' " - 1 . 4 1 ,,. ,-x ,-ru.. N-u.f,Qgy-gp., vv - AAN , 2450 . JQAQLJL A . b ,,. - -.,, :g,.K.:5..',:, :Qt 2.7 . - 1 . - ' 'V - ,EAA .,. :Gp ' Displaying the perfect gift for any occasion, the Apostolic Committee conduct a re ligious article sale. Grete Nansen fleftj, Charlotte Lang, Chairman Marjorie Glynn Jeanette Osborne, Edith and Elizabeth Flourie, Olga Ruiz, Mary Lewis, Ellen Ryan. of Love .M Eucharistic Committee members sort and pack used Christmas cards that will be sent to Canada for the scrapbooks of in- valided children. Front row-Vilma Martinez Qleftj, Isabel Trevino, Barbara Buck, Nannette Anderson, Elisa Luna. Second row-Arline Raymond, Chair- man Ellen jane Findley, Patricia Lyon, Ruth Zepp, Marceline Vidovich, Alice Dessert, Joyce Warne, Kathryn Bauer, Leann Mahoney. Barbara Graham adds her name to the First Saturday Adoration list, while freshmen on the Eucharistic Committee decide on a convenient hour. Ruth Graham fleftj, Mary Barton, Esperanza Vasquez, Emma Locklin, Lupe Osio, Eileen Blank- enship, Dolores Haynes. E 'S 1 Y' , ' i lu, xg, ' 'H' fl V xx 'xt X' ' 1' 'I' iff " A in 1- X I ,f 1 f. 3 if ' A " 'G wifes-- ' F i " I' -- ' fp " -,,,,.,. , K H... .-1,-1-,-5. X R 'N " V , X 1" . I 4 1 . fa. 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After passing through the Guard of Honor composed of seniors and their tiny first grade attendants, the Prefect places a flowered crown on Our Lady's statue. Other Sodality officers reverently assist her at the garden shrine. Mary Lewis fkneeling, leftj, Ellen jane Findley, Marilyn Hanneken, Kathryn Bauer, Ellen Ryan. Leaders Train Rev. William Michelle, C.S.P., high school retreat master, spent three days in showing the girls how to lead suc- cessful Christian lives-"Happiness and goodness are Siamese twins!" Rev. Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., has espe- cially encouraged the Sodalists in their Rosary Drive. The sincerity of his example in bringing Mary into family living will be a lifelong stimulus to all who heard him. Tarcisians show love for Jesus by making daily sacri- fices. During the Holy Year we are saving "Golden Penniesw for the Holy Father. At our meetings we plan ways to bring the Sacred Heart into our homes and the homes of others. On First Saturday we make our holy hour.+Maz1"gery Il7elle, Preridenl. With Tdffffialli bmmier and rule boiokr Katy O'Hara ffront row, leftj Marsha Raymond, Carolyn Shults. Sheila Novak fsecond rowj, Gail Evans, Nancy Dunn, Mary Caratan, Linda Snow, Dorothea Blizzard. Ana Aldrete fthird rowj, Doris Ann Marlin. Secretary Patricia Raymond ffourth rowj, Treasurer Magdalena Mereno, Vice-president Mary Arnold, Enthronement Chairman Elinor Mandolf, President Margery Welle. F' f a-fe r r a A Citizens For C irist San Diego's Diocesan Educational Conference opens with Holy Mass, celebrated by his Excell- ency, the Most Reverend C. F. Buddy, D.D., in the Academy Auditorium. Father George Rice attends the celebrant, while Father john Aherne, O.S.A., leads the religious of the diocese in the Missa Recitata. Following the Bishop's formal opening, over three-hundred teachers concerned themselves with inspiring lectures and their religious and seventeen lay individual fields of instruc- tion. Whereas grammar grade teachers devoted time to the practical teaching of Christian social principles through social studies. sec- ondary instructors discussed the preparation of students for Christian Family Living. Academy Sodalists helped with the general arrange- ments and the preparation of a buffet luncheon for those attending the Institute. , fu? 1 6' Dzzrzng May -Q, V. - I Flowers, flowers, galore! Each morning junior Sodalists crown the statue of Our Lady. During the day we lay at her feet spiritual -'-1 t x' bouquets of prayers and sacrifices. We gather together to say her "1 "f r, f Rosary daily, and recite the Little Office once a week. Our Blessed - -,v Mother's urgent request has made the seventh and eighth gradsers very conscious of the need for prayer and penance. We hope, by the end Q, of her month, to have placed many lasting flowers at her shrine in - Z heaven.-Maria del Soform Reyer. E ffl. A L f AH L 5 ' junior Sodalily olficerr - Mary - Helen Dunn fleftj, Elizabeth Hur- ' . ' ' " f i, ley, Dolores Dowd. 1 A . .... i f . i V 1211.5-'.,+f : A . 2 ? " "F 1 ,-. li "A H V . , .' , , jw,,,,ggqr1,,'4ifu' .f...c..... - ,. . ,-,.- ' -. .H .- ' r v ' --T ' -ser V 39+ 't!"f' '7' 1.-2' .2 - - - . - .. w . . ' T 'V ' . , . Q. - - . . f: 1'7 " . --V.--'-2 'T " 2 w-' Ei' v-H- .I ff.- l 1 f ff Art students, minute figures on the Mile Walk, frame G1 portion of the Mission Valley view on their sketching blocks. Beyond the canyon, white spray from the blue Pacific sparkles under low clouds. ..-Y....... -...,.... .7 .-- 'G ...,,.. .,,. .., 3..,....,. ,,.,'Lf.--: J . .- Av..- 5.s-'V Ql.'1',,.,.-i,'174f".,.'-xpffkvq.-., -ang , 1-,af--f j. . . ----1 - - '- ' ' They could make 5-Ong! and thereto imtite jomt and dame as well ez! .vhetch and write ND often in the air some joyous song Will come from throats right filled with accent strongg And deep orchestral tones take up the chord As players mime and voice the living word. .. Q!'!?M.w""""-.,, ffwfa txt' .,..K ,M f .f' .f,, 321.35 God's loveliness does not escape the eye i All Of artist souls Whose paintings would reply f f u A gg if In silent form reflecting Godls own rnight, iffy ' l And willing pens describe His loving light. ,G The seeds of art in fertile hearts are sown 5 tiii To shadow forth the love that He has shown. ix :g i f Qi? 'Eff R- 1-l,r...1 ,' .E "Q- ..,., Q Y H JM: 52,59 , - -.M l ,V p , ,J ,. 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Crafts, too, play a part in the Academy's art pro- Framed landscapes form a part of this pastel gram. Stenciling, leather tooling, wood burning, exhibit admired by senior artists'-Alice and metal work engage the talents of: Edith Flourie Mason fleftj, Elisa Luna, Joan Greggs, Qseated, leftj, Monica Hohn, Lupe Osio, Beatriz And-rea Withers. Borquez fstandingj, Elizabeth Elourie, Delia Felix. f f 5 Zi, fab if 41 3 x x Q ai September surprised the Academy with the nucleus of a school orchestra-a string section that made its debut for the stu- dent bcdy before the end of the month. Wfind instruments began piping in February, with such rapid strides to their credit that they blew a special part in the Field Day program. The dance achieves graceful finesse on the interpretive toes I of the Barton sisters, Mary and Ernestine. . " Q. '19 f l XL i H. s X'- f A A, t p 1 x I ' I 'Fi L i' 4 ' ' ' "5 1.1 , '- X... 3 fa, V Q , rl 'F35 H, ,,,V, 3 N 1.3, ff t - -. ' ff . P J' t . 5 I J' 23 4 l ,, , 'rl' 7 2 if Y Xl .4 J ' :IF K x s F 'S ' ,Q 3. ff 1 I ' ' ' ,i v' '4 5' C 3 ' A'V', ' To a livelier tempo, Moraima Per- 'V 4 , M aza clicks out the rhythms of Latin Ri if ' ' ' 55' America. ,af ig r ,gif ,J-, .fill 4 :Sai Q. 411+ t Q 1:",f:fifi 224 or I i 3' ' j if 1 .eg-.,.fp 4, V Lf w,M',, f, Y ,, ,f V ' 251:33 'fl '- rf ,xw,f , ,, . . Q45 ,lg " . ' fr Q1 We Wifi? ,ff 1 1' i ' . 'ev--.,ff'-i' ' - t ,, ' ,a,'3:H3r:J?52lT7.'7'1 1 J ., ,-LQ-:.'.1,:rg,f3::4-Leilf Q - K , . . .M ,. 1, "j,.e5'-,1':fR:'fg'L5. ' -Q. -1 ,' ,.,-,es jeff' JrfQT:T2"f,'7E'1' Dessert. if 54- 4 f 5 'I EYE Ginny S 4 A Harmony Sofa res Cristina Pinal fat pianoj, Pura Marquez, Beatriz Aida Esquer fat pianoj, Lupe Castro, Norma Mar- Borquez, Patricia Simmons, joan Rinks, Ernestine tinez, Miriam Garazar, Jeannette de Cima. Barton. The Cecelian Club, an honorary musical organization that began appropriately on November 22 of '49, carries on its activities under the presidency of Arlene Machado, aided by secretary Cristina Pinal. Grete Nansen is activity chairman. Tonette band, composed of freshmen under the direction of Miss Betsy Young, entertain at the Father- Daughter Night program. Front row-Monica Hohn fleftj, Dolores Haynes, Mary Barton, Charlotte Lang, Jeanne Lindner, Carol Farrell, Carol Arnold. Second row-Georgiana Orozco, Sheila Scripps, Ruth Graham, Director Betsy Young, Valmere Dessert, Virginia Rodee, Grete Nansen. J ,..Q,,. 1 Q o in the Heights A , 1, From the Admin balcony, Socorro Carreno thrills Academy students SPX G and their friends with her beautiful "O Holy Night." Uniformed . . " NU. fig .- girls carol their parts from the circular drive, a stational point for the ,nf 1' :raditional candle-light procession after the Christmas play. - .. ff" 'f 2 , ,, 7 1 'Ki-Q F' . - f ,-J ,i f 1-Q-, ij .,., Kia, v . ' . ez?-'iff "i Fwy: i , i 'r'i"f f 15 191 ,V'f.V,-'-"VH ,,..aaez",QsA-,LZQA 4' '- J Curtain Calls Tableau for Grammar Grades , 'L His Excellency, in attendance ---ff After a long search for a "different" Christmas play, Marguerite Kelly Mather decided to arrange the facts of the Nativity in her own fashion-an accentuation of the angelic annuncia- tions: to Our Lady, to the shepherds, to the Kings, and the warning to St. joseph. Tidings of great joy Royal Pilgrims from afar Emmanuel, God with us , . A V .. ,--1,--1--T --'-35 .lgy.'g,':-j,,-QT? ' fflz. 7i:'1g4.':1i9I:..:m-Cf..-:L-sf '- '- Faces blacked and dialect showing, the forty-one seniors enacted Marc Connelly's Green Pafzfuref. Musical background, costumes, and scenery-effected by the seniors, them- selves-competed with dramatic ability in making this modern morality play a brilliant suc- cess for the Class of '50. E., A e F I , 1 4 i - H ll . nb 1 ., 4 All Zim , t I .EMM rr" P ' f ' 21 ' 'ii' : Q . i X 3 fi -i44"17 , fun- ,f1iff'ff?. -:l.'.'f Q ,- . . 1 ,if --,riglg- , Li.:-' X gtg. Qi- -...E 3 "bf i-31 Y , . ' ' 9 ' """' i ii- 4 6 ' Q11 if A ': . ' Aff- 15 ff ef-me 'I 3 cavfilf 'N , fTop rowj "What did God look like, Dr. Deshee?" . . ."De Lawd likes dis office plain" . . . "I'll jest r'ar back an' pass a miracle" . . . "Eve, you take care of dis man" fSecond rowj "I want you to call de 'Ark' U . . . "De Lawd'll take charge" . . . "Let de Hebrew chillun go" . . ."Gabe, why do dey do it?,' Catholic Book Week Siuimmoinis Francis Thompson's Hound of Heaven echoed through the auditorium when Academy and St. Augustine's verse choirs combined their voices with soloist John Collins. Brief interludes of piano, violin, and voice added feeling to an already rich interpretation, directed by Rev. John Aherne, O.S.A. QBelow, leftj Father Aherne, as the King's Counsel, calls up witnesses in defense of the Church-the City of God on earth-as opposed to the world. Students of San Diego Catholic high schools read appropriate selections from writer-witnesses: Thomas More, John Henry New- man, Christopher Dawson, Graham Greene, G. K. Chesterton. Academy verse choir-Barbara Buck, Mitzi Bur- den, Dorothy Daniel, Marjorie Glynn, Barbara Graham, Mary Alice Irvine, Beverly Lepsch, Pat- ricia Lyon, Elisa Martinez, Marisu Mathew, Eliza- beth Meza, Jeanette Osborne, Jeannette Peranski, Barbara Romanoski, Ellen Ryan, Ruth Shults, Barbara Trotter, Marceline Vidovich, Barbara Vines, Joan Wadlow, Joyce Warne, Elizabeth Wiley, Arline Wooldridge, Gloria Wright. iflj Of od fxx C X u x 'R I5 l lf. 1 T ,f-'X U YF.- 9 xl ETS? -7 dl coo ovazs Have Builf 'liao Games Tfuz gow, of God carried to contemptof 52212. The few of set? carried to contempt ofCsod Augustinian Fathers, William Murray and Donald Williams, admire the pastel portrait of Thomas More, key figure of Aca- demy book displays. Witnesses for CCh1r'ist9s Chute Books on sale in the lobby are housed in a construction project built by Kindergarteners from their own blocks. Wee sales-ladies in the foreground-Judith Ann English, Paula Rae Kimmerling, Phyllis Dunn. Overhead, Mr. and Mrs. William English discuss adult read- ing with Mrs. Evelyn Fegan, librarian, and Patricia Benson. sew- 1 is "s"QffQsg3 .ff .ii-' at MJ 13.9 3 L SX .f4"-Q:-grlki 1 7 "'1 5 V 1 YNWL. A Q' .1 1 At left-With her original script on St. Thomas , ' Morels life and execution, Elisa Luna portrays his 'lil' SQA' beloved daughter, Meg. james Woods reads the gg 'M 'I Saint's lines. L 57" ,N,...Lla..w- :K ""W'W'-f.1.... ,. QV 2 ,,.v' .- A ,, U '99, k Right-Kathryn Bauer traces the English Church xii: through excerpts from Cardinal Newrnanls Second ' H 5 ' 2 4 Q? XF przng. X., V I uf g X :f 1-' 1:9 V K xr, ,E-1 if J .'2F.g,,gf '- I R ' V., ...W , ,ffgmefwfilf as-ff"M"""" B' .- , , -- -,Y - .,'.-1 4 ,---M ' 1-.i-, 5 -V . .f ps-,1.-fi-.3 f,,':,1,:,:..5.,3',g.fgbwkiiilfff' - - - ..... ,,f. Q, ,. . .-...... A- -rv. . M,-.-'J E l,l ' 6' J- F V V 54. W an m 3' Q Free moments amid the beauty of St. Ceciliafs Hall induce Olga Azcona to beg . V a pose from her fellow-boarders-Sara Coppel and Suzanne French. W , 1 ,g..q.,,X , ai ' f 'I w e x. 5 V , '--Ciffiiisz: 1: A .Y -, " ' xhn vi n- U J1H Q F' ?o' 1'v7,",. :3'P,J-'-wzrvz--1:-1.--r--V-eyu- 1 .f 1. . A - . - ., ,A ., . .. - ,,:..q, 15.154 337-272.gif 'f'-aft,-,gf-f..f ,KA ,,1A 1? 3.::,,. .v 7 ij. A, - ,qg:f'., grx, ..q,.. , ::i'u:,w.,g,.:,.'?44,v gg sr,-law. - ., -- ' -.,,- ,X -. :.... ,- . ,, , For they did tzlwezyf have at their hetfs head Twenty hoohf all hound in black 01' red EPT those who dwelt from earliest part of Fall Until quite late in Spring, in boarders' hall So mindful of the sure and learned way Good Sisters taught them how to live each dayg As maidens in their rooms so neat and Wide In sweet decorum all their days reside. The table, too, a place of courtesy, . az' From breach of manners every girl was free. A+?" In fine, let it be said, such company ly Does well befit this worthy hostelry. .lu 1 1 A x 'A' L 1 ,f . ELI' 'ff' V L f Y, i . 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Amk w1th Tam and Lamonte before S f ,ee f': "lights out." u-1,,., ...., . ,..,q-,R Q, 'Tiff ic, nf . 1' if -X ii f 2 I3 z . k'Q' .. ,M Q si' . T- f ' if . . . lfffi' Xrilf-5 The drnner bell, mterruptrng study and play, riitxtxi brings a variety of expressions from those board- Mfr- fi' , K 'figf ers who are f1rst to answer the summons to St. k 'WW' ,gg Catherrne s porch. Q J 1 5, .. 5 1:35:31-1 , , - -r gg' ,Sf ' l if . r,...e. Q, .42 , 7?F"" era-'V-bg, 4 1' 'ifriifggfffv-fflf - 'f 3 ,- fffatllnenrinfek Hall ll? Top: Senior residents assist wee newcomers in deciphering their names, letter ed in Chinese characters for the Welcome Party. Bollomg At the Christmas party, Santa falias Helen Locklinj listens to Marg- aretls list. Her sister, Mary Caratan, stands by as Santa's helper in distributing the gifts. Boarder fetes continue as Halloween, Valentines Day, and Farewell ride the calendar. A 5. i .. ga ,FZ Off-to'school time brings a dash of enthusiasm from St. Marg- aret's residence hall for high school girls. Valmere Dessert f 'W fleftj, Sheila Scripps, Barbara Romanoski, Jacqueline Bowles, .-fx.. J ' , -'Q UE f q4. Olga Azcona, Norma Martinez. A M 9 B al 5 Str. argaret s oar ers . we :f e 'sms V aff Follow Through l ,U 1 t.i,: , H q.,, I J t5,M1,gw,,, , 3251... prvf :5W+ ?: mf:- if 5, . -N.. R 'Y 1525! .EEST f.ev "'ii'f'2---23'-1fvf? ' A .E"" " .1-'?.V?",1-M-'-ff " " - " "em e"-' ' " ' Evening study class over, would-be students pass through the arches to take their sleep- ing, seriously. e YE 1- -'-wamzm'-mv! to Be Out goes the lamp, as Emily Wigchert puts both herself and study to bed for another night. -- .. ,.,., ul :2?3:.4?g.,A 15f,pi,,,.,3 -an ,,.i.f,.., ..-....., .55g.Af',,-ggg'-12.2 fflj fb -,- W 4- -'4,4..c'.vo1 1 -'J' '5' ' if' " ' ,W .45 V I H .-.-V if - ' 4' 3, , 5 .rl I W 1 I, In .?,, ' 5:55. 1. X - 1 Ai : , .P L, ,, ,, i A A' Q I -' -. :nn -jnl . " . ' -wi ,I 4,-7-1, 1 - -C "" f ' - N f ' '-Til: 1 ..::1t:.J,t,1. " ,M Kindergarteners keep in step with a little leader as they balance themselves on the brick wall facing St. Catherines. Adriana Marquez fleftj, Paula Rae Kimmerling, Pilar Candanedo, Beatriz Dorbecker, joan Marie Ellis. ' -:-,:-.-.'f"l.f,-:-y .2-.--:vw -,-. -M., r A ,Q C 1 N .. , . X. . .V 4 1 . ,'..V-.. ,-4 - . .- 4, . elk?4':-,:,iCam5-f4J,-wf4-4 A. f.,-,.-f.,13:.,,, .-,-3 ,.,C-.,.-.yy fini, mm . ,,t .....," , ,H ,- - . -- - Singing they were nnd fluling nl! the day They nfe nf fresh as is the month of May ND playing while they make sweet melody Of laughing voices lit with gaiety. They run and leap with locks that are well curled All blissful and unmindful of the world. K ., I -ex gm???""V"'x'- N, ,N .T ,il .- 3 The little innocents in dresses bright ' 'si l ff' ' .., s-xrjiaf Before their God do make a holy sight. 5135 453 QM- - Y? , J V 522 , fy: The elder servants of the Lord do stand Rf 1, gy- H ' K A I In awe to see such nearness to His hand. fi ,lj -2 ,Lf 'j Simplicity which crowns the child each da Does lead each tiny pair of hands to prayfx Q' 3 - .' F' - . magna- Q Q 4 ' 2257.4 ,ji Z5-Q ' A -- -14--re V "L Q. X fi' -. T . WVR,-.' ' :'fQ'4ff' 'u n ' iff . 5' i 0 - "'f ' "Y .X T J X f ,, .. . . ,.,, f 1 - ,-Ll: ,g f.0r'g,,,.: , 3- ' 1-.j",-I ' "fn I V ' fy", fvi . . .W bi- 1i:..-mrfcw.w'-'-:'11' ,im .f:!44',1--.-5240.2 ' -n:F'2-5Q331a..7'...-'t 'n Early Builders Plan for Life Kindergaflen .fperzkrz I can sing a song about a butterfly. It is my best song. -joan Marie. We learn lots of things in school. Best of all, we learn Most of all, I like to go to school, it makes "myself" to pray-Adriana. laugh. -Judy Ann. Close to jesus we make a circle with our sacrifices.-Maria That is a good horse we have, but he will not go. He is del Pilar. not real.-Phyllir. These are nice paper clowns. I wish they could play with If I could, I would keep Dickie, our bird, all summer. He us.-Beatriz. sings so prettily.-Paula Rae. Little th-ome-maker!-Phyllis Dunn Qleftj, Tamara Kessler, Madeline Lovranich, Barbara Ellis. . I -- I- h , ' J ag :bizif ' , if I I l I -J i fu, " .f i , I .X 4,W-51 6.61 H F 1 .1 1 it .L - 'ijt '-K . -gl . 7' 53: ff . , v ic 'il ' 41 f Wil oz- -f fa, n z' - -- PM U '-..1S', Nj . 4? t 1 . ,, X NM' f 5 f . J' ll 2 cf 1 I fwfr f fr M . , ff , 9 4 In 'V .. - V-1 .5, jr " -. ' . Q-,. , Lx' Y . 5 A ' 7, 7 y -I ch N ,Y . Q . , 'Nrlq 7,-fi. J., . ,V H , V., A M if I' 'S-ffafii-fs ' " ' '-4, Grade One printf: At school we sing nice songs like "White Coral Bells."-Mmtgarel. I like to print. I like to copy stories,--Marilyn: 10. Catechism teaches us all about God. It helps us to love God more and more.-Eileen. In dramatics we are learning "Butter and Some- thing." We know "Trouble in the Kitchen," too. -Maria Momler. - 4, -'.-fa? 1- '-.1.J1g.z3,',z' Sf 'fm X.-1'?1g:'1 ' - ' "ff" 1 2 ' 4-. u- 2fi ' -x"x v.: -'2i,151"5z.n'f..1."4i.L Q Drill in flafh wordf-Anita Maria lzuel fleftj, Carolyn Hartman, Margaret Caratan, Valerie Enochson, Lily Flores, Grade Two 1L'7'ifE.S'f "Mrs. Goose Forgetsn is a story in our reader. Mrs. Goose is funny because most of the time she forgets important things.-Daphne. There are pictures at the back of our room. In one picture an angel is helping a little girl. -Melifsaz Malvern All the second grade are having odd and even numbers. We are learning numbers like 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, in our Number Book.-Kathleen. I like to write good stories, lt is fun to write at school.iA!exandm. Working in 7lll771b6'7'J'-fFIfOIlt rowj Yvonne Garcia, Alexandria Dra- gash. QSecond rowj Tani Hall, Lamonte Rogers. fBackj Daphne Clancy. Bow, Brow, Bow, Melinda-Eileen Farrell, Mary Anne Trotter, Kath- leen Hersey, Martha jo Kimball, Kathleen Holmes, Maria Morales. CHRISTMAS PLAYS Tinkle-Button Our Crib Fairies Skywffiterr lhdf rpiell-Anna Aldrete ffront row, leftj, Patricia Albright, Mary Caratan. Standing -Barbara Bowman. Linda Snow fsecond rowj, Nancy Dunn, Sandra Bellamy. Grade IV. -QQffQ.ff5Q,L1r.f5W if "'ff', 4 ?gJ1.'Xf.t'r s f .4. : s: f,- Christmas Cafol Marking School ime It is fun to have a library at school. We like to read new books and make book reports, We always say a book a week is really a treat. Next year I will read about people I meet in social studies.-Marrlm Raymomi. The Rockets, Pirates, and Sports put their best foot forward when they hear "To the winds, march." Each tries to be the best squad by getting points for baskets, kick ball, relay races, and deportment.-Donna Mae Schmitz. At last the fourth grade has mastered two-number division. We like it because it makes us think. It' seasy to prove if you know how to cast out nine's.-Nancy Dunn. Calorie comet at noon-Gayle Harrell fback row, leftj , Sheila Novak. Nellye Wright Qfront row, lefty, judish Greer, Carolyn Shults, Suzanne Osborneg Katy O'Hara receives soup from Mrs. Margaret johnstong Diana Hernandez. Grade IV. iith Smiles fzifzfzfl pam' of lhe wlwlea ary Arnold fleftj, Charlotte eller, Marilyn Kirkel, Patricia amm, Sandra Dobner, Magda- ena Mereno. Grade V. ourth graders always look forward 0 11:30 for social studies. We like 0 find places we are studying about ri the map. We enjoy meeting new riends in the reference books.- ayle 2' L ' 3 ww 's al ma 1 ii- .K . . . 5. M: . NN J I, midi, .5 ta i n.. T, . . :- - .fpigftgij 2.5 ,-', "g em h- AI- C k s d... L. J.,-. .,,. ,uh so I ' . fn' wiv! tp., ' . " f 'mv' X V 4 .. . i , a Ci A 45 Y . , f If K . w 1 "2 as D t Q aj r ' 'X ly. 1. ' -. ., , r,. i P it -.C 1 ' J 5 2 V Q .Q is -. 'a i l f ' Q Y , 3 I 3.6 , nz , 1. 439 a 'v . X I xi ww M 'ra ,. 32 -' 'C - ' .frn-v-n-w-- fr?-v ,aa Q I .V .i .. .,..+f,,,., S,f11'2fzg botfetrier 150 dazffodilr--Myrna Lemke fstanding leftj, Mary Alice Storer, Donna Mae Schmitz, Gayle Thiersch, Ann Lewis, Marsha Raymond. Lynda Thornbrook Qkneelingj, Nancy Peck, Sonya Sawaya, Gertrude Greer, Kathleen Neff. Grade IH. We like Religion because we learn all about the life of Our Lord, God's commandments, and how to be good. At Easter we read all about the Passion of Our Lord. We are very glad that we are able to learn these things when we are young.-Sazzdnz Dobner. In drai ics this year we learned the play, "Hansel and Gretelf' We had X 5 5,1 I lots Q .. learning the different parts and the songs. The play was given , gg? after East r and our friends and relations were very surprised at how well , ,.g... , wwuxilww Q Q we all di . We liked the dance of the cookie children.-iVIm'y Arnold, ' - "'.g:, i 1 ' " 1 .- 5, ff '5aZ1??'Vi'f0' f 'fwfr fy. - ' - +1 . '," , ss .1 . . . fs.w...ta:M.,.... ggza. , AZ Aultr 1: ,Q Q I : -.--szgfmgsws ' - . A' E ' " ,v '-If'Pf'Q73'7'IQ!,'1.'-Qi.-IQ'25. ifijifa.-fy. ., a t . .g s ... fm -1 'W M: ' -- -ff f - - -:ef -1:- On tfye Kingkr Higfmwj'-jean McDonough ffront row, leftj, Catherine Irvine, Theresa Mae Graham, Betty Tom, Constance Glynn, Mary Gail Graham, Katherine Seabrook fsecond rowj, Yolanda Contreras, Beverly Snow, Helen Shaw,'Geraldine O'Mahoney. Marie Lovranich Qthird rowj, Floradel Green, Sharon Devan, Jane Hersey. Dolores Dowd ffourth rowj, Juliette Cummins, Marilyn Bauedron. Ready for roll mll.'+Elinor Mandolf ffront row, leftj, Marsha Keller, Gail Evans. Maria Christina Gutierrez fmiddle rowj, Dorothea Blizzard, Patricia Dunn. Patricia Raymond Qback rowj, Margery Welle, Suzanne French. ,fi , i-,. -A f - .i ,,, .a A .3 1 .l 1'- a , ,. . . ,N W ZHV W To keep our own score for the arithmetic funda- ' A,f'3ij r 1 " -'b w mentals, we learned to make graphs long before ' , fs 5" we studied them. Now that we know more about 'Mg' V P them, we like this subject even more.-Elifzor C ' --'ie --1 U Mfzfzdolf. f..- 'fi-2? 15-'+bf' f? ' Although every subject holds interest for grade eight, their favorite seems to be the course in social studies. Adding religion to a combination of geography, history, and civics, the Christian Social Principles are brought into the year's work. To see the actual application of these ten princi- ples is an aid for the student's moral strength --Mary Regina Iffrig. Friendly letters? Compositions? Diagramming? just ask us! Aside from our knowledge of the parts of speech, we know the difference between clauses and phrases and the different kinds of sentences. This knowledge helps us, too, in dia- gramming. The English we have learned this year is invaluable in the mastery of our other subjects.-Betty Tom. They Learn to Live America Singr-Miriam Ponsen ffzont row, leftj, Mary Regina lffrig, Janet O'Hara, Charlene Stephens. Peggy Englander fseconcl rowj, Beatrice Sadulski, Mary Helen 9 , . 'wig Y? F' i :S -, v , ' . , ff' ' ' i- I 55221: 4' I n. . , x it I 5 r Hg, Dunn, Gail Marlin. Socorro Reyes fthird rowj, Rose Marie Vitale, Mary Egger, Alice " 'jsp -,-. Mae Sylvester. Mary Elizabeth Hurley fstandingj. l g: l f' ln spelling we have a lot of fun even though we have very hard words. "Miscellaneous," hippopotamusj' and "conscientious" are only a few of ' our hardships. By writing the words many times and using them in sentences we painlessly increase our vocabulary.-Dorollaeu Blizzard. " 5 5. Y f rl' QL, ,,L -' . , R vw I x- 'R-, 4 , r w . t Q RL 'sv 15 x i A. Q 334 " 1 Y lv ", ,x- Q X Wag L0 z, I' A 'Q i. fri. ,min A If -A ' G 121. 7 Qi' 1 li T . ,fl SKK? 334 nf A ' :P . c fit! 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'-SZ-L , -'-"5 ' .RZ ' ' -. .x r B, -' ,3 '- tk. - N--, X . . . , . , . . ,...,,..-. .,- , m g J, ' V-,1r.',g 'If- 1.,, , J A 5'- 5.1-if, ,5f,av-1-x3.,g- 1 .gf 1 ,-,Q .ngrdfalfxyiefl 1 l ACADEMY CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE GAMES TEAM WON LOST Academy 3 l Cathedral 2 Regina Coelil 1 Rosary O Dusk falls before the final scoring between Cathedral and Acadernyg the moon, unemotional on this late winter after- noon, sits passively in the top tier. Pep's the thing when it comes to joan Rinks and Maureen Canavan, varsity cheer leaders for the volley season. . ,, .--1 .4 gn-v ' 1. is ', "- - f.n'. ' ' HTQJ'-" Q,-,',Q, 1' 13' 'flfp 'A' '?'fi'Y 'fi .3 , f . 4 . ' fi: A - .- -ww' .1 r -, - -- 'f . f - P i- ., " "o'-ff", ' .,,.,,.',e-.tflz-.z a44.zf'-, imma r'L?'.!?'1'3' Equestriennes Betty Eilerman fleftj and Andrea Withers, begin their Mission Valley jaunt from the hitching post. This ride by courtesy of Chico Qleftj and Del Oro! . .-...- 5 Q .a 5 Ji MK ,v Q "A ,r rr L-, , , at i .L ,. ,,. V . 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Let's get ahead!" is the parting Cheer that tells O.L.P. the basketball varsity is set to lead the way to another off-campus game. At the wheel, Monica McGowan wins her points by Chauf- fering. :.'. if Z wa .:.,, WW ,, QW fi , 70 , f f Q! fi Sportsmanship Mocv to 'Victory Getting aroundtfwhether by horse, foot, or brings attractive acknowledgement from the athletic division. An hour's participation in of the G.A.A.'s sports program brings ten count up for a pin qzooo pointsj, a pointsj, or a numeral qiooo pointsj. Pushing their way through tangled underbrush, Vilma Martinez fleftj, Pat Simmons, and Nannette Anderson earn their ten points per hour. ,. ,, ,- -.in a- - er - gn-,, . 'L-4 ' 1' 'U' 'P F " 4" -1 -' ff' - ' 'Hifi'-if A .--A-s' i'-----x -L. 'I Cflzzfzfy, Irish police- man, booml' with Colleen Dolan. O,m'm1', handled by Lynn Thaanum, now wears a blue tie. Basketball championship goes to the sopho- mores, who pushed the juniors into second 4154 place in the intramural tourney. The victors' team includes: Captain Arline Raymond, Eliza- J beth Dickson, Pura Marquez, Consuelo Vas- -N quez, Carol Ramaker, Patricia Simmons, Bar- gjsf'-f.,t bara Bugbee, Ernestine Barton, Isabel Trevino, Q " .,.'-'. aj M. Antoinette Garcia, Mary Lee Ghidotti, ' Vilma Martinez. '-- ' Y -T2 11- ,,r.. ,1-ax ' 14? , , Al . 3 Ivmlzfzazmf, flower - fed ' "" 5' by Mary Lee Ghidotti i leads the sophomores. .15 A 13 . ,,'-. ji 'if " 5 -,., . g4w,,,,.,ff" L e ,fi 1' e 5 if ll 1112 Carol 'gl 5.51 Z Thiersch hugs the fresh- ', 7 2 man pot of gold. --M qt L Q .gf-Y Sita ' fl f Q1 'Qi' ,h . , 1 f', f ., " giv,-M haf!! lg .ii y ..,. ' ' ,Lla- .v illl XS' 1,539 'E-iq . - 1 f, .-:Q A ' -.r , , ,g1'ff'.'Vl "lowers the -. -, 4,2-,f-gg.,-.v-h ,.-,.-...A,. .-4..-,.-,..,+a ff i ' e , - - .,, . ., .. .., , , . .. , , . ,,, , , . , . . ,J .fl A.-1.05.--,Q-3Z,V..w,, ,Az ,- 51,-,',,f.9':-,gQ3..x,,,, Q.-,W ., .,,y?,,. 3 , ,,,,,.,,, ,..--:1.v N. ,f-- c .mm ,f . . .,. C1.Ass Mascors 1 V ,,. if it - if -W X A. . jfs X 3. , 5 . 1 r , N J . :lf gktihu " 5335 " -' ' R. 3 b..,,. , , ' , 'zz -' - ,..,.. f ' . ......,,. - 1:2.5'ff """' . 35' 'T fi ar '-'ff ' 1. w : :2 , fl: SZW5? - A -- ft...-X' rf M .,,. .Q e Q 5 Q , 4. x OPPONENT Players Team Up for Aetiioim af! During the April 16 game, Jacqueline Bowles, hi uomt forward on OL.P's varsit breaks l A - Y, through M.S.M.C,'s right defense, l'sASKliTBAl.l, LEAGUE SCORES Rosa"y Regina Coeli Carhedn-rl Rosary Regina Coeli Cathedral O.L.P. 21 28 23 29 21 21 Two weeks after congratulating the Cathe- dral girls on their league title, Our Lady of Peace accepted the basketball challenge of Mount St. Marys College, from Los An- geles. But memories of the 34-12 defeat will never mean so much to Academy athletes as the outstanding sportsmanship and ability demonstrated by the friendly Mount-ers. COMMISSIONERS OF SPORTS Pafrifia Lyon flys her bad- minton birdie. Alive Dewar! ups the bas ketball for a sure drop. tg Qiwd fi N 'V 1 A ia i 5 fe 1,3 is ii: 1 21 it ' 1 -. , twiki, . iz , , J Fivpm its ,ixliligb vi 1949-50 SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Patricia Lyon jzmcqueline Bowles Lonia Mile Berg Elisa Luna jeannette de Cima Elizabeth Dickson volleys fafqffeljzze Bnzzfler matches ki ll. her opponent in tennis. On the January G.A.A. picnic, freshman sledders try out the La- guna Mountains. Jeanne Lindnef fleftj, Carol Arnold, Monica Hohn, Carol Farrell. xx W. l ' , -f, - A Y f 'J L if l 5 . 1. I, Q , ,, . , . 4- -. 1 ?? 1 '57 nnai, , ' .14 - Rv ' Q4 . .A gg M . Q K. -ff: A , 1 55.3 I In sf' 1 K ' , ' x. xx :If-2 '-, , . 225 252-51 5L:'5f'.: .1-.Q : Ig: ,ian f 11' if! :if ' if P11 f 'Q fl -1: ' 1:1-, w..7'fA - .fi 'ff ' f. . 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