Academy of Our Lady of Peace - Villa Montemar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)
- Class of 1953
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To Our Lady of Peace
Graduates of '53
Most Cordial Congratulations!
Reviewing the countless blessings of devoted parents,
home, childhood and school that accompanied you to Wisdom's Shrine,
your hearts may well sing forth an ancient melody:
nNot to us, 0 Lord, not to us,
But to Thy Name, give glory.u
The same lovely Lady of Peace who inspired your training
for leadership, now whispers to each of you: WBe strong and courage
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stock rlvlt to righw. junior pri-sidvnt Carol Crouuuvlin. studvnt body trvzisiirr-r Linda Mc'-
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body svcrf-tary Iii-va-rly O,Connor. sodzility vivm'-pi's'ff-ct Mary' Elizzihvth Hurlvy, sophomorm'
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Seniors . 14
Underclasses . 28
Sodality . . . 40
Associated Student Body . . . 48
Girls' Athletic Association . . . 56
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hvr Divim' Son is achicvod through froquvnt visits to thc Bla-ssm-d
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thvir morning classc-s. A plvasant RtIIl0SlDlNli'fl' gt-ts tht-xn
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Mother William ,,,, Religion IV, Civics, Sociology Sister
Sister Juliana ..,,,Y,,,,,. History, Mathematics Sister
Sister Rose L0uise.,.l,atin, Science Sister
Sister Carmela ..,..i,,.. English, History, journalism Sister
Sister Rita Franeissllrallia, Vocal, Art Sister
Sister Teresita ,.,....i.. Music
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Grades Y, YI, Frem I1
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Kindergarten, Music
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Marcela Almada
A cheerful disposition joined with innocence will make
beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-
natured.
Class trvuslirvr, IV
Class volleyball. III-IV
Varsity volleyball captain, IV
Varsity basketball captain, IV
Our Ladyls Committee. III-IV
All Star Athlete, IV
Dolores Andrews
Set all things in their own peculiar plate,
And know that order is the greatest grace.
Music, Ill-IV
Glu- Club, III
Dramatics, III-IV
Sodality play, Ill
Our Lady's Coruluittvv, IV
President of Boardvrs' Council, IV
Carol Arnold
The joys of youth her eyes display
An ease of heart her smiles convey.
ASB vice-prcsiclluit. IV
GAA treasurer, III
Dramatics, II-III-IV
Christmas play, IV
Class volleyball. I-II-III-IV
Class basketball, I-II-III-IV
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Magnififenfe and grate,
Excellent rourtesyf
A brightness on the face,
Airs of high memory . .
Sodality pr:-fcct, IV
Nliss OLP. IV
Class II'l'l1SlIl'l'l', I
Class vim--prc'sida'11t, II
Class hull teams. I-II-III-IV
Senior play, Hook Week. IV
If you praised her as charming, some asked what you
meant,
But the charm of her presenfe was fell where she went.
ASB secretary, III
Class ch1'c'1'-leader, IV
Villa staff, II-III
llrzullatics, I-II-III-IV
Christmas play. IV
Sc-nior play, IV
. . . Smiling dreamy eyes that seemed to gaze
Into a world of wonders far away.
Class play, II
llramatics, II
Glu- club, I-II
Art. I-II
Prom COlIllIIItIl'l'. III
Fin-ld day. I-II
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In its graces and airs
All bright as an angel n
Dramatics, II
Class play, II
Glu' club, I-II
Music, I
Art, I
Fir-ld day, I-II
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Nature's chief masterpiece is writing well.
VILLA staff, II-III-IV
VILLA cditor, IV
Quill and Scroll, III-IV
Honor roll, II-III-IV
Scholarship winner, IV
Fine arts award, IV
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A rheerful life is what
A soaring spirit is their
Dramatics, II-III
Gln- club, I-II-III
Art, I-II
Inner circle, I
Class opvrvtta, II
Fix-ld day, I-II
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She holds her little thoughts in sight,
Though gay they run and leap.
She is so circumspeet and rightg
She has her soul to keep.
Class president, IV
Annual editor, IV
General Excellence award, III
Co-curricular participation award, III
Honor roll, III-IV
Gold cup winncr, IV
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God gave her power to soothe and bless,
And the calm strength of gentleness . . .
GAA vice-president, IV
Class vice-president, III
Volleyball varsity, III-IV
Basketball captain, IV
Senior play, IV
Dramatics, II-III-IV
fi1Zl'llH'K1 de- flamefiz
As full of spirit as the month of May.
Forever the same, so steady, sweet and mild.
Dramatics, III
Dance- committee, IV
Moth0r's tea, IV
Fivld day, IV
May day, IV
Prom committee, III
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Marilyn Gilmore
Of all her gifts, her wisdomglpleaseth most,
Of all her graces, virtue she oth boast.
Dramatics, IV
Christmas play, IV
Dance decoration committee, IV
Field day, IV
May day, IV
Book Week program, IV
Ruth Graham
Her soul sincere
In aetion, faithful and in honor, clear.
Southern Cross representative, IV
Ping-pong commissioner, IV
Senior play, IV
Class teams, III-IV
Glec club, I-II-III
Poetry contcst winner, IV
Mary Henchan
The quiet fare that lighted up
As from u sunshine in the heart.
Varsity manager, IV
Senior play, IV
Christmas play, IV
Dramatics, III-IV
Glee club, III
Senior dancc committee, IV
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Monica Hohn
A winning way, a winning smile,
Altogether a friend worthwhile.
GAA president, IV
Honor roll, II-III
Annual art editor, IV
VILLA art editor, II-III-IV
Carra Club rfprvscntativv, IV
Ninth and Scivnfc award, IV
Louise Koller
And what but gentleness untired,
And what but noble feeling warm,
Where1'er shown, however inspired
VILLA business manager, IV
Class trcasurcr, II
Dramatics, II-III-IV
Senior play, IV
Christmas play, IV
Cl:-v Club, I-II
Carmen Magallon
Of Courtes it is much less
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Than Courage of Heart or Holiness,
Yet in my walks it seems to me,
That the Grace of God is in Courtesy
Glu- club, II-III
Dramatics, II
Music, IV
Field day, II-III
May day, IV
Mothers' tra, IV
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Of silenreg and from action spring.: alone
The inward knowledge to true love and faith.
Glu- club, I-II-III
Dramatics, II
Class opvrctta, II
Music, IV
Mothm'rs' tea, IV
Fix-ld day. I-II
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For manners are not idle, but the ruit
Of loyal nature, and of noble min .
Dramatics, I-II
Glu- club, I-II
Class treasurer, III
Class opvrctta, II
Prom Committvc. lll
Mothers' tra, IV
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Class secretary, III-IV lt.-of
Class basketball, II-III-IV
Annual photography editor, IV
Glu' accompanist, III-IV
Senior play, IV
Art. II-IV
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Greta Nansen
Haste thee Nymph, and bring with thee
jest am! joyful Iollity . . .
EXTENSION representative, IV
VILLA sports editor, III-IV
Quill and Scroll, III
Volley varsity captain, IV
Varsity teams, I-II-III-IV
Senior play, IV
I leorgiana Orozco
Walkirzg as prettily
Walking as proud
As the bird who can conquer
The breeze and the cloud.
ASIS treasurer, III
Perfect attendance award, III
Sodality cooperation award, II
Art. II-IV
Glee club, I-II
Dramatics, II
Patricia Peacock
And she's not only passing fair
But is withal, discreet and debonair.
VILLA staff, III-IV
Christmas play, IV
Dramatics, III-IV
Music, IV
Prom committee, III
Mothers' tea, IV
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Virginia Rodcc
The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and
the hand to execute.
Student Body president, IV
Class president, II-III
Honor roll, I-II-IV
Civics pancl, IV
Christmas play, IV
Class vollcyhall, III-IV
Lois Rountrcc
Good-humor is goodness and wisdom combined.
Class vicc-prcsidcnt, IV
Annual business managvr, IV
VILLA staff, I-II
Varsity teams, II
Senior play, IV
Dramatics, II-III-IV
Lucille Ruiz
. . . A well disposed nature
joined with lovely features.
Varsity baskctball, I-II-III-IV
Varsity volleyball, I-II-III-IV
Class tcams, I-II-III-IV
Varsity captain, III
All Star Athlctc, IV
Villa staff, IV
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Olga Ruiz
The playful smiles around the dimpled mouth
That happy air of majesty.
Class chcc'r-lcadvr. I
Inner Circle, I
Music, I
Gln' club, I-II
Class play, II
Dramatics, I-II
Carol Thiersch
It's better to he small and shine,
Than he large and cast a shadow.
Chvvr lvadvr, I-II-III-IV
Varsity managvr, IV
Dramatics, II-III-IV
Christmas play, IV
Glu- Club. I-II
Dance- dc-Corntion C0mmittr'f'. III
Tania Wallace
Her very frowns are fairer far
Than smiles of other maidens are.
Class volleyball, IV
Glu' club, I
Dramatics, III-IV
Christmas play, IV
Sc-nior play, IV
Prom committvv. III
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School Calendar
YOpening of school
Mass of Holy Ghost
Senior initiation
Freshman initiation
ASB welcome party
Senior picnic
VILLA banquet
Sodality Halloween party
Senior dance
American Education
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Book Week Program
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January 7-9 ,,,,rr.
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Christmas play
.Retreat
Father-Daughter night
Senior ditch-day
Miss OLP Dance
Vocation Wcck
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VILLA reunion
Mary's Day
Senior-junior prom
Graduation
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Ruth Costello
Christine Mellado Ernc-stint' Mix
Charlene Stephens Dorothy Weher
Mary Elizabeth Hurley
Cathleen Muehlebaeh
Anne Whitlock
Junior Calendar
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December -l-5 ,,tr.. ......... G host Wanted
December 19 .,.....
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Christmas party
Miss OLP contest
Arrival of rings
Moonlight Fantasy
UCLA language
conference
Presentation of senior
Mary Regina Iffrig
Beverly O'Connor
prom bids and invitations
june 4 .t,.,r. ,.i..... C lass Day exercises and
prophecies
june 5., .... ........ G uard of honor at
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Patricia Pratt
Chemists Margaret Greggs, Ruth
Costello, and Dorothy W'0bc-1'
compare ideas in an t'ndc'uvor to
identify unknowns.
The spirit of Christmas is
reflected on tht- faces of tht-
juniors as they SyStt'IH21tiCZ1iiy
distrihutc gifts brought hy
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yvar as patroncss, and Snakvyc' tht' Apache Indian
as mascot, juniors excelled in good conduvt and
cooperation. The-ir prvst-ntution of The Viper
and The Desperado at thc- ASB we-lcoinv party
won a reputation great Coirlvdialls. In no othvr
year haw juniors been so SllCCC'SP?iilli in tht- Miss
OLP contest. By 0l'Q.li1iZt'd work, thvy surpass:-d
all previous rt-cords in funds ruisvd.
Carol Crommelin Barbara McGowan Ann Rugh Alum Flores
Prc-sid:-nt Vic'f'-President r1'I'l'2lSl1I'l'I' Svc'rt'tury
lierdinand, mascot of the red tics, giuilvlully gnc-
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Lraphs in clam colors plainly iiiclivxitr lln- xpirit
of thi- school on ll wlwlv in thi- fund mining drin-
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Having a south-of-tho
border Cliristnias party.
pinata and all is ilu-
liFl'Sl'llI1LlIl vlass.
Martha Basulto
Carolyn Bolvn
Yvonne Clinton
Birdvnnc' Dahlstroin
Eileen Dihos
Anne Marir Dolan
Joan Donthitt
Ross-lyn Ervnm-ta
Mary EU'lll'HlQl1i'
Gail Evans
Mary Pat Fitzgerald
Kathleen Fl:-ming
Lupm' Gonzales
Mary Ellen Hill
Mary Johnson
Marsha Keller
Eileen Dibos flcftj, Sharon
Smith, Patricia Rugh, Lupe
Ornana, and Sylvia Rvyvs play
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All freshmen ugrm-1' that Mm-lvin the' monkvy is thv hvst
lIli1Sl'Ot thx-y could ll2lYl' vhosvn. Hn- brings thx-in good
luvls in such things as tulvnt shows and gains-s. livlow
lin' frm-slnnm-n fm-cl Mvlvin 21 banana on thx' Circlv Clrivv:
Mary ,Ioan Pudhc-rg f lm-ftj, Elinor Nlandolf. Carolyn
liolcn, Milff' Nlzlhvdy, and Patricia Raymond.
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Mary Padberg Janis Potter
Sylvia Rtyes Barbara Rivard
Sharon Smith Joan St. Martin
Inspired by their patroness, St. Maria Goretti, as an
example, the freshmen have shown excellent school spirit.
She has helped them through their school work and has
comforted them in their trials.
lVith competent officers to guide them, freshmen have
roved to he a co-0 erative class. Their 'ellow ties are
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conspicuous in school projects.
Patricia Raikcs
Sylvia Robinson
Patricia Thompson
Irma Ramos
Patricia Roney
Margie Welle
Patricia Raymond
Patricia Rugh
Doris Wolff
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Patricia Lewis, .loan Douthitt, .Io Anne
Nfonson, and Barbara Miller put up bord-
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Freshman Calendar
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Oetober 2 ..t, Initiation and welcome party
October I3 ,,Y,..,,,, lileetion of elass officers
October I5 ,,,, Frosh vs. seniors, first intra-
mural game
First Quarter ,,,,,, .Reception of xeholastie
honors
November 21 ,,,,,,,, Freshmen Annual drive
winner
December I9 ,,,,, . , ., ,Christirias party
jannary 12 ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,ii., I 1 obby week
March I9 .,w.,,,..,,. Sodality Banner winners
june Swlfrosh-senior graduation breakfast
Sara VVeinst0ek
l'rt-sident
Kathryn Fox
Vive-Presiderit
Valerie Seiler
Sr-f'retary
jaeklyn Kerkhoff
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lExtrenu- rightl Between Classes finds frosh
Karene Lemke, Rosalind Mellado, Stella
Omana, Barbara Rivard, Janis Potter, Kathryn
Fox, Roselyn Ereneta, Mary P, Fitzgerald,
Lupe Gonzales hurrying to the next Class.
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Hurlvy, vicv-prr'fc'ct: and livatricv Sadulski, s1'c'rQ'la1'y, as tha-y
arrungv flows-rs and lights for hvr altar.
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bers decided that a scenic moun-
tainside affords a suitable loca-
tion for the erection of their first
completed station. Under the
able chairmanship of Beverly
O'Connor and her co-operative
committee, the construction of
redwood stations of the cross has
been made possible. The stations
will prove devotional for the girls
following in the footsteps ol'
Christ. Overjoyed at the result
of their first accomplishments are
Veleta Williams tleftjg Juliette
Cummins: Joan Douthittg Bever-
ly O'Connor: Carol Farrellg Mary
Elizabeth Hurley fabovejg 'lean
Nfuehlebaehg Patricia Raymond
Cabovei: Karene Lemkeg Patty
Lewis tabovej.
Sodality officers Mary Elizabeth
Hurley Cleftj and Beatrice Sadul-
ski discuss the attractive design
on a Christmas package which a
student had decorated while
Mary Barton is assured that
someone's Christmas will be
happy with the contents of the
box she is holding. Each year
the Sodality sponsors this drive
to spread Christmas cheer to
orphans.
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thu- driw' sponsorvcl by thi- l.itc'raturn' and Puli-
licity Connnittw. llisvussing thnx smicwss ol'
thi-ir projm-vt arm' Valvriv Srilvr' llvlifil. Chairxnan
llolorvs Dowd. Patricia Millvr. and livatriu'
Sadulski.
From her niche on high Our Lady of Peace
l'7I'2iIIlS lovingly upon svniors Nlarilyn Gilmou-
111-ltd. Norma Mallsir. and Carnivn dm- Gartivz
as the-y 1-ntvl' thi- chapvl to pay Our Lord a
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Square dancing addcd glm-ful
finishing touch on hectic' fresh-
Illt'Il initiation day. Frosli. guvsts
during the vw-ning frolic, whirled
their older sister Classes to thc-
rhytlnn of "'l'urkm'y in thc' Straw."
Assembly begins each studn'nt's
school day. In the auditorium
thx- four classes gathn-r each
morning to salute thc Hag, hear
special unnouncvint-nts. and ol'l'c'r
their clay "to -lvsus through
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Weekly in the library, ASB.
Sodzllity, GAA. and Class offi-
cers gather to discuss current
prohlvins ol' tht' studvnts. lmd hy
Virginia Rodvv. the group olll-rs
suggestions and rr-cornnu-ndzitions
for tht' various difficulties IDN'-
svntvcl for solution.
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Students host fathers in an c-vc-ning of singing and dancing on
thx' annual Fathvr-Daughtvr Night. Sincc Dad was King for a
Night, thu' Acadvmissvs vndcavorvd to fulfill his vvvry wish. Many
oldtimz' favoritos wvrv sung to 1-nlivon thc' vwrning. Following.
tha- gala company partook of pin- and coffcc which fortified thcm
for thc' dancing.
Opening its doors to OLP uppr'rc'lass1nf'n and thvir vscforts, the
La -Iolla Country Club was thx' scvnv for thc long' anticipatcd
prom, tht- highlight of the- yvarls social activitivs. Ray Stridcfs
'fStarlighti'rs" provided music' and rhythm giving atlnosphvrc for
a rnvmorablv owning. ln kvvping with tho tradition of prvvious
yvars. formally attirvd Acadc-ilmissvs introduccd thvir vscorts to
thc faculty at Acadvmy bn'l'ox'm' tht-y Continucd thvir rvvning.
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Gathered in reunion art' thc ITll'Il1iJt'I'S of tht- Alumnae Association
of Our Lady of Pvacmf Acadviny. In the forvground Qstanding
lvft to rightj. tht' past and prcsvnt officcrs of thc' association.
first vicc'-prcsidvnt Marcn'llinct Whalvn, '25g sccrvtary Lcnu
Grin-llo, '47: formc-r prvsidvnt Mrs. Charle-s Brisco QClara
Rivdy, ,OSDL svcond x'iciL'-prvsidvnt Patricia Walsh, ,405 prcsidcnt
Mrs. Richard E. Gvrding Q-Ianivcc Edwards, '4ljg trvasurcr Mrs.
Curl Schunivl LWilla May Dowd, '44jg formvr svcrrtary Eilvvn
Hunkv. 511, Can ba' svvn rvnvwing past frivndships. living
21CtiYK' Alumnam-, thc' group sponsorvd varicd projvcts throughout
thv ye-ar: 4-lvction of nvw officvrs, March 27g card party, May 2:
hornvroniing day, May 9g Day of Rvvollvction at tht- ACHdl'IT1f'.
May 24: Alummu' Banquvt, -Iunn' I.
Reverend john R. Ahernc, OSA,
spcakcr for Anicrican Education
YV1-ck at OLP convcrscs with MI'S.
Nicholas Martin ancl Mrs. Lco
Nfoscr at thc tca following
thc prograln in thc auclitoriunl.
'l'cachci's togcthcr with olfficials
and fricncls wcrc invitcd to vicw
thc school and cxaininc its cur-
riculum. 'l'hc purposc ol' Aincr-
ican llclucation YNY:-k was that
visitors might cstahlish and cc-
IIIVIII liricndly rclations with OLP,
To aid students at OLP in
choosing a vocation. whcthci'
inarriccl. rcligious. or singlc.
many activitics we-rc schccl-
ulcd to hclp studcnts in inali-
ing clccisions. Among the-sc
wcrc Villa's Vocation issue-
. . . vocation spcakcrs
Sistcr Rosc licrnard. CSI.
Vocational llircctor . . . Rm'-
crcnd O4-orgc Ricc fwilh
lit-vcrly fyclfilllltil' in picturc
to lcltj. Supa-rintcnclcnt of
Catholic Schools . . . Mrs.
Annc Murtha. Rm-gistrar and
Placcincnt lilircctor at Kcl-
scy-.lcnny llusincss Coll:-gc
. . . Studcnt rcprcscntativm-s
from San Dicgo Collcgc for
XN'o1ncn . . . Pancl discussion
on vocations . . . Vocation
poll . . . Vocational hullctin
boards . . . Vocational doll
display.
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Proudly displaying U.l,.I'.'s sp0rt's trophies on Chupvl lawn am'
linux' uI'l'in'vrs ol' the- Girls' Athlvtic Association, fI'l'llSllI'l'I4 Flo1'aclm'l
fiI'l'1'Il rl:-IU. sm-crvtzlry Ciil2lI'lQ'Il1' Stvphvns. vic'v-prvsidvnt Luis
Clgilvin. :md pn-sid:-nl Mcmivzi Holm.
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leading in athle tits . . .
Smiling Athletic Com-
missioners chat ow-1' tha'
various sports at OLP.
Each, an vxpvrt in hvr
fivld. is in chargi' of a
particular sport: Grvta
Nansvn, badminton
Llc-litjq -Iulivttv Cummins.
tvnnisg -Iaciklyn Kvrkolli.
haskvthalll Ruth Gra-
ham. ping pongg Mary
E. lrlurlvy, shulililvhoaifl.
Uharlvni' Ste-phi-ns. howl-
ingg F lo ra d it l Grvvn.
swimming: liois Galvin,
yollvyhall.
llxcellencc in all games, good
sportsmanship, activi- participa-
tion and yaluablcv assistanctr' on
many' tvains-f-thvsv arc' thc' gooci
qualitivs which mark thi- All
Stars ol' 1952-53. Chosvn from
thi- studvnt body, thvsc' girls,
1 topj Lucilli- Ruiz, julivtti' Cum-
mins, Gruta Nansvn, Nlarcc-la
Almada, and Gahrivla Alinada
arm' ft'l.JFQ'Sl'Ilt1:ltiYl' of thi- vcry'
bi-st in athlvtics at Our Lady of
Pcacv. Lucillc, Grvta, and Mar-
Cvla, all sc-niors, wvrl' active' on
hoth varsity vollc-yball and baskvt-
hall trams hvsidvs tht- svnior
class tram. Gahrivla, also on
both yarsitivs, was thi- right hand
on hvr junior class tvam. To
llulivttv, thi- youngvst, and a
sophomorv, agi' is no handicap
wlivrm' athlvtic ability counts.
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offvrs its inviting watvr to studvnts at OLP during warm
months. prvsc-nting an idcal svtting for runny outdoor lJ2lFti1'S,
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hzlllxxuy lI'l1t-1-if. ZIIIIIHLIIICVN thc- 5 minutv bI't'L1li h!'lXX'1'l'll clnssvs.
Ilmvxpf-1'in'11c':-cl iliIll'I'llIlIN won lvurxl tha' dilllgvl' ul' liI1Q1'l'iI1f,f along
thx' way.
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Curriculum including in its widest sense all those activities
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tfseilrftuaily informed
ln sociology svniors r'c'c't'ivt' a vvry rxact de'sc'ription ol tht' pre-sn-nt-day
t'll2llll'I1Q1'S ofl'c'rvd to tht- Anivrican Christian. Tania W7allacv, spvakvr,
statt-s tht' iniportanu' of undvrstanding our Christian idcals and realiz-
ing tht' rim-Cm-ssity for applying thorn to our way Ol' lift: Concvpts and
practice-s concc-rning Christian trac-hing on social and cfczonornic problvrns
arf' frvcltivritly disc'ussc'd.
Following the footsteps of Ain:-rivals foundt-rs, junior historians voyage
across nvw watt-rs and tra-k through unvxplorvcl rc-gions in thvir study
of Anivrican history. Nlapping out famous routers and insvrting historical
locations vngagvs tho vllorts of sn-atvd juniors whilv Cathlvvn Muc'hlc'-
hach tstancling lvftb and Patricia Pratt find vnlightvnmvnt through
rc-sm-arch.
Yvith scissors in hand, biologist Norma
Blzmsir illustratcs to fvllow studs-nts Mui'-
cvla Aluiada llcftj. Olga Ruiz, Marilyn
Gilmorv. and Elizabvth Flouric' thu' pro-
wss involvvd in dissvcting Z1 frog.
Francois, QLarry Smith- leftbg
Mzirna lGreta Nansenlg Samuel
tRobert Bennettl. and Maria
lMary Bartonl.
The dramatization of Hemon's
Maria Chapdelaine on November
21 aroused appreciation for
Catholic literature whose aim is
to deepen the love of God and
men. The Catholic Book Week
program was presented in tht
Academy auditorium, adapted
and directed by Reverend John
R. Aherne, OSA, assisted by
John Sullivan and Sister Rita
Francis, CSI. Book exhibits
were on display in the lobby as
a further inducement to the eir-
eulation of Catholic literature.
The dance to Swan Lake Ballet
by Tschaikovsky achieved grace-
ful finesse through the interpre-
tation of Larry Smith and Mary
Barton in Maria Chapdelaine.
The senior Book Week display
merited a high rating, judged by
its originality, neatness, ereative
assembly of books, and general
appearance.
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siu't'vss in iulormiujg. iullu:'m'iug and vntvrtaining its rvadvrs: thnx All-
Calholic rating lrom thx' Catholic School Prvss Association, tht- Gvorgv H.
Gallup lutrrnational. Quill and Scroll for l952-53. Pasting up that dummy
lor tht' nc-xt issum- arc' its ahlc' stall' mvmbvrs: tl:-ft forvgrounclj Carol Farrvll,
vclitorg l5vvm'rly O,Cormor, nvws vditor: Linda MCCarthy', associatv vclitorg
Cliarlvm' Stvplivris. associate' sports vclitorg Grvta Nansvn, sports vditorg
l.ouisc- Myvrs. associatv uvws vditorg Pat Crowlvy, associatv vditorg Maron
Mosvr, sodality vditor: 'Ivan Mclioriagh, associatv sodality vditorg Amin'
Wlhitlock. livvlyu Olson, associats- nvws vclitorsg Vvlvta Williains, typistl
isvatvcl lvlt at svconcl tahlvj Rosm-lyri Ere-nvta, typist: Monica Hohn, Bonita
l'llvc'twood. art vditors: Lucillv Ruiz, Louisv Kollvr, Cathlcvn Ml1C'hlQ'lJ3lTh
and Patricia Mulcahy. lmsinvss stall.
Annual booster, Greta Nansen
Cleftj draws cheers and enthusi-
asm from the student body at
the anuual rally on October 31.
To illustrate the importance of
the coming raffle, annual staff
members Monica Hohn, art edi-
tor Csecond from leftjg Lidia
Foncerrada, editorg Lois Roun-
tree, business editorg and Flor-
ence Morzinski, photography ed-
itor, appear on stage represent-
ing the possible size of 1953
Villa Montemar.
Dexterous fingers glide over
Royal keys as sedulous seniors
type their way to speed and ac-
curacy.
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First flashback in st-nior play, Of Thee, Captain,
rvcalls to Michavl Horgan tliob Kvithl. woundvd
and alom- on thc' battlvfivld. this picnic' scvnm- in
tht- 1920's wht-n ht' tthird standing. rightl and
Clara 1Kz1thlc'n'n Bolandj rsvzltvd to his rightl
YVK'ff' yllllllg lovvrs.
junior thespians in Ghost wanted: Carol Crornmt-lin Outside thc cathedral door, Our Lady
il:-ftl. Mars' Hurlvy, Nlargarvt Griggs. Anne- l'Vhitlock. with he-r hc-aw-lily court SlllllI'S graciously
Chzirlvm- Su-ph:-ns, lim-vt-rly O'Connor, Ann Rugh, Bc-atrivv upon thc- small urchin, Bautista lAIl21
Szidulski. and Cathlc-vn Muc'hlt'baCh. Aldrvtc-, forvgroundj.
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Kathleen fMary Bartonj, now Mic'h:u'l,s wife- in tht- sc-vond flashback. says
goodbye- to Wfundu 4Grm'tu Nzinst-nj and Stzinlvy L:-dochowski Cliob VVic'andj
whilr' frivnds look on. Michuvl Cr-xtrvniv lvftj ohsc'rvm's thv parting.
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Michacfs ClZlIlilCSllllC incctings
with Claim ziltn-r his Illilfflllgl' now
haunt hini. llv has thc- consola-
tion ol' knowing, liowi'x'vi'. that hm'
hrokm' with Cllzlrzl onu' and litlli-
vw-r.
St. Francis iLois Rountrm-J urge-S thc' In the presentation of O Holy Night, :itlorm-rs knm-I as
rioting villagvrs to zidorr- the-ir Cod. Our Our Lady 'K3thltxf'H Boland!! givvs hm' Son to thu- world.
Lady appvars to thvni on tht- outskirts
of town.
ist?-?5M!1-'1'3.h
ifnjoyihg the arts . . .
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il November 12 ,,,v.Y,,,,YYA,,,.Y,,..............,..,,.. Open house
November 21 ..,..,,. .......... S t. Ceciliais Day Program
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May 17 ..........
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Father-Daughter Night
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t,,,,,,t,High School Recital
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Sparkling melody fills thc air as the special choral group brings
to a Close the program for graduation.
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tllK'll' dufm work. llzlll hullvtin hoard display l'I'l'2lll'S inlm'rm'st in
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The Standard School llI'0ILIll'ZlSlS
i'1llJIlll'l' tlix- 2lll.l'Ill.lUll of tsmuilmll
Sunclrzl BLllS1lIIlU, Bvtsy Iii-rnslm-in,
lSl.2lIlLllIlgl Sylvia dv lu 'l'm'iv,
Olivia Martins-1, Myrna L4-inkv,
Kuthlc-rn Nt-ff, Suzunnc- Mvllzxdo,
Qs:-att-cl le-ft on floorl Emma
Bustuiiivnts-, Yzilvrir' l'l2lllQlltOIl,
and Yvonnn- Gzircizx. Violin il-
lustrations on thv bnllc-tin lxmrcl
wt-rc inspirn-d by thc musiv of
Poland.
Fifth and sixth grade Vlltlf-
visizms, Marsha Raymond,
Margo Hunfllcy, Anita Ixus-l
:incl Pzitrinn Fcrrnri, look on
:is pn-sidc'nt Susan Smith
and Gziylsf Vlll1lK'I'S4'l1 prvsrnt
nn orvhid to thx' Infant King
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Dail, and Edda Contreras vngagv in
animatf-d convvrsation whils' Catllvrim'
Sur' Tracy and Nancy Pvck catch
hougainvillva blossoms from M8l'y'
Ellvn Wfarncr atop thc' laddvr. Gvrtrudv
Grvvr, Elizahvth Roblcs, Bonnie- Elan-
dvr, and Olivia Savnz assist by holding
tha' laddvr as thcy discuss plans lor
dvcorating thvir classroom.
Daphne Clancy Llvft standingj, Cvlia Goxnvz, and Tani Hall.
Social Studivs Club officvrs, conduct a livcly quiz program diructing
qucstions at Mary Aharca, Mary Alicv Storm-r, Guadalupe Garcia,
Marca'l Hvrnandvz, Sonya Sawaya, 'lbrcsa Trckcll, Mary Dc-l
Rosario. Laura Ruiz, Anastasia MLIUZZISJ Judith Twcvd. and Carla
lialdinvtti.
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Distance and rata' ol speed lkz1lJovc'l present no
lJI'OlJlt'Il1 as liridgvt flzmisa-r', .Iulivta AI'IIll'I1Cl2lI'lZ,
Rosa Ruiz, IIm-lvn Fuin, Maria Candanvdo and
Cc-cilia Lvinus watch lizlrhara Ellis find thc-
Solution.
Lunch time! trightj Barbara Squires llcftj, Eva
llrown. Vici Smith. lNIz1riz1 and Ernvstinc' Gutier-
rvz, Klarizi fxlllilyll. Karen Casarvs rr'Cm'ivn' lunch
and 21 pleasant Slllllt' from Mrs. Johnston.
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Religion Club tlvlitb pri-sn-nts in zi l,m-nt:-n skit.
Carinvn Gornvz Qlvlt svzxtvd at front dvskl. Lily
Flora-S. Mzirizi Yriondo. and Nlziry Rugh, for
cilussniatvs .lulivtu Arinvndziriz, Kzithlvvn llvrwy,
Mzirthzi Kilnhzill, Yolanda Ruiz. lNfIzxrgzii'w't Cursi-
tan, RClSt'lll2ll'y' Fox, Chzirlottm' Scliviivlx. .'Xnnm'ttm-
Novzm-l, Georgina .Iona Patsy Coucly. Murixi
Nlorulcs and Suzannc' Pearson :in llflllliflllg
audir'm'c'!
Beatrice Dorbecker tht-lowil and 'lout-pliixiv Sziinz
turn rope for expert junipvrs, Silvia Mantinvz
Kilvftl, Alicia Alvzlrado, Rohin Fosslvr, and .Ioan
Ellis whilm' Pilar Izuvl waits for som:-ont' to miss.
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dvnt, Kathlm-vu Flvming, Elizabvth Flouric, Norma Singh, and
Marcc'la Almadu prvparv prvtty favors for the V21ll'HtiIlKT,S Party.
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Boarders, through the twenty-four-hour vigilance of their
teachers, are trained in real life situations outside school
hours in the practice of the domestic virtues and skills
necessary to Christian family living. Responsibilities ful-
filled in the dining room and in the residence hall prepare
them not only to be an asset in their homes, but useful as
well, bringing happiness, peace, and order consequent upon
the practice of the virtues of love, obedience, and industry.
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September 25
October 9 ........wA...
October 30...
November 1 1 ....Y,.
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Welcome Party
Boarders' Council Election
Halloween Party and Movie
,Theatre Party
Chrismas Party
Boarders' Calendar
February 1..
February 10 7,,..,.,..
Thursdays .,..w,,,..w..
May 1-31 ....,,,,,...,.
June 4 .Y,r....,,,,.Y,,,.e
At the beginning of a bright new day, Yolanda Contreras lets
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Theatre Party
Valentine Party
Outdoor Supper
Evening Processions
Farewell Party
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Halloween night at dimic-r timv, costumvd boarcln-rs filc-d into
St. Czathvririm-'s for the-ir 2lIlIll12ll party. 'l'hm'y wvrv grm-c'tr'd ut
thc' door ol' thi- clznrlu-un-cl room hy 21 rs'c's'ptio11 committm- ol'
lllllIlllIll'fl ghosts. XVli4-rx this first shork was owr and hc-arts
stoppvd liluttvriug. thx' mvznl lii'ilUl!'lllQ sprcizilly cl1'c'orz1lm'fl cukvra
and dziiritivs was hm-gun.
Boardcrs applaud the' girl thvy ll2lX't' C'llOSt'Il Ql1l'l'I1 oi' H1-arts,
Marcvla Almada. l'1lQ'c'u-d lor hvr uttrzlftiyc' uppvurzxrlcm' :md
plm-using pvrsonzxlity, lXfI2'iI'l'l'l2l wus browns-d at thi- St. Valvritinck
Day Party lay Dolorvs Aiidrvws. Highlight of tha- Clvcorzltiolis is 11
frilly hm-art oyvr thi- plan' ol' honor.
Taken unawares arc- happy and hungry boardvrs vnjoying the-ir
custonuxry Thursdziy rw-riilig outdoor suppvr.
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"Sayer than springtime are we!,, Aftvr school Gvorgina jon- and 'l'ani Hall
push Gvorgia Disabito, Tvssiv Hart, Robin Fosslcr, and Maria Aguilar on
tha' mrrry-go-round. Thvy haw just Cnough play timv to work up a good
apps-titv for dinm-r.
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Irma Zenteno, Mariv Corona.
Judy Wilson and Chvnitza
Rouym-r rc-alizv thc- import-
ancm' of nn-atncss in dross.
Clic-iiitza gc-ts out hm-1' sta-
tionvry to writm' a lvttvi' homa-
whilr' Irma and Judy
straightvn thc-ir tivs, and
Marin- makvs sure' that hvr
part is right.
Suzanne Mellado Q11-ltj, Ana
.llII1l'Ill'Z, Patrina Fc'r1'ari,
Alicia Roms-ro, and Emma
Bustarnvntm- vxaxnim- thc
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globe, and lmfzdj, beckon:
little children of the gram-
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Paul Oxley of Maxwell Studio
Robert Mehl and Vincent Newcomer
of Metropolitan Engravers
James Neyenesch of Neyenesch Printers
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