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

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Freshman paehes Scout Villa Freshman initiation launched the beginning of a new year as seniors welcomed the Gold Ties. Quavering within their inside-out garb, the Apaches began an upside down day, but as belits true Indians, they let out no protest or plea for mercy. ln reward for their stoic silence, the freshmen celebrated that afternoon at a welcome party. With Our Lady of Fatima for class patron, freshmen celebrated her feast day with a Rosary procession and coronation of her statue. Afterward, the class enioyed a dip in the campus pool to music suitable for an evening swim. A royal repast-golden macaroni, ended the festivity. Next on the Apache list of activities proved to be a debate with the sophomores. Thanks to initiative and quick wittedness, the newcomers to high school debates argued that television had more bad than good effect on family life, thus securing fame and the ASB. banner. The Class of '54 closed their initial term in high school with the traditional graduation morning break- fast for the seniors. This final deed accomplished, the Apaches turned their sights toward a new year. Mfzrjorfc Cjllllll Sp1'1'1'luzl 1'oozw',v, folfouffng the .ljnlflle .l lo z'w'Ic'x una' !71If'k- Patricia Pratt llelitl. Treasurer lanet O'llara, Beatrice Sadulski. Rose- marie Gliio, Maureen McMahon. Christine lvlellado, Amber lnzunza, Ann Sharp, Linda McCarthy, Bever- ly U'Connor, Kay Cain. Center of c r o s s-b a r - Vice-president Alma Flores and President Mariorieflunn.

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Hourdwzv, doubling ax recepzion1'sl,r-Esperan- za Vasquez tseatedl, Emma Locklin, Sandra Vivell. Lucille Ruiz fstandingj, Annette De Ahna, Delia Felix, Elizabeth Flourie, Helene Remsburg, liileen Blankenship. CLANCY'S CALENDAR M September 11-school opened with soph- omore Claneies as Green Ties October 3-feast of class patron, St. Therese, commemorated by Holy Mass, evening celebration at a dinner and swimming party October 13-boomed first and high in yearbook drive February 15-arrival of White numerals for basketball team that scored over juniors and frosh March 9-had enthusiastic Student Body 'gfishingw for prizes, so that Irish- ers topped the high school in the Bishops' Relief Fund March 15-proved dramatic talent in Bits O' Blarney, class operetta May Z6-Senior Beach Party: sophomore tribute to graduates Iune 8-vacation: embarked for home to return next September in an up- perclass status Vlr gi 711.61 Rodce

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