Bishop Conaty Memorial High School - Pallium Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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' lm... ' I ' . LM. K ' ' 7 1 1 ,. . ' ' f 2 9 : Wm f , u ' i A R 'Y' ' iff? b 4 2 if 9.1 I N Nt, 41 l 9' l .li ',- ,, Q ' 5'7- , . Q f Regular NHS members pictured with the society's emblem are ffirst rovtj Wfilma Castro, Arlene Hirsch, Kathleen Blackford, Christina llostettler, lngrid Klopp, Margaret Buxkemper, Sharon Sink, Sandra Gaudin, Yolanda Magallanes, Irene Torres, Csecond rowj judy Smith, joyce Parkinson, Rose Husar, Robin Robinson, Peggy Ham- Honor Society sealbearers who merit the club's seal on their diplomas are ffirst rowj Eloise Quinones, Sandy Draper, Arlene Espinosa, Elena Galindo, Connie Tayera, Esther Miranda: Csecond rowj Marie Harmel, Evelyn Garcia, Pat XVedemeyer, joy Daun, Gerry Smith, Martha San- chez, Berwin Lack. Clliane Engelhard, not picturedj. Sophomore or probationary members of the Honor Society include Cfirst rowj Jeanne Powell, Doran Clark, Freddie Banks, Peggy Wisner, Stella Muro, Mary Louise Ortega, jo Elda De Leong Qseond rowj Elba Bermudez, julie O'Connor, Peggy Fulton, Ponchitta Pierce, Rebecca Gonzales, jo Ann Bernal, Eileen Eortin: Cthird rowj joan Brill, Pat Milke, Rose Molinar, Agnes Duerr, Helen Wfright, Margaret Mortz, and Pat Skiles. if NATIONAL ur 4 HONOR SOCIETY l ,, an FT, mer, Marie Neumeier, Romayne Galwey, Gloria Rios, Gloria Zam- brano, Shirley Skilesg fthird rovvj Marilyn Sibbing, Rosalie Hakala, Mary jo Brophy, Ersilia Gunn, Theresa Eason, Lois Hetz, Barbara Fischinger, Marjorie Dang, Theresa Hernandez, and Glazina Goode. NHS Creates Desire To Render Service The National Honor Society creates an enthusiasm for scholarship and a desire to render service. Under the direction of Sister M. Christopher, P.B.V.M., the society also develops character and promotes leadership. Members attend an annual outing with the California Scholarship Federation. Honor Society members draw the attention of their officers: Connie Tavera, first semester vice-president: Pat Kinerk, first semester secretaryg Delia Salas, second semester secre- taryg Gerry Smith, president both semesters, and Esther Miranda, second semester vice-president.

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Regular members holding the official seal of the CSF include fkneel- gy Hammer, Kathleen Blackford, Ingrid Kloppg fstandingj Robin ingj Pat Skiles, Mary Louise Ortega, Doran Clark, Jo Ann Bernal, Robinson, Marjorie Dang, Dalia Andrasunas, Evelyn Garcia, and Stella Muro: Cseatedj Arlene Hirsch,Delia Salas, Sharon Sink, Peg- Shirley Skiles. l e Associate members with the CSF torch symbol are fseatedj Joanne Sibbing, Virginia Krause, Mary Alice Sanchez, Roberta Kitchupolos, S 1 -t i C Ig Mary Okita, Barbara Higashi, Margaret Kinerkg fstandingj Jo Flda De Leon, Elba Bermudez, Joan Brill, Freddie Banks, Fileen Fortin, and Jeanne Powell. Scholarship for service is the motto of the California Scholarship Federation. This organiza- tion strives to give recognition and encourage- ment to students for scholastic achievement. Func- tions for the year included an outing, a talk by Miss Mary Hughes, social studies teacher, and a Janel of sneakers from Mt St Mary's College V 1 ' 1 . . . Sister Agnes Perpetua, P.B.V.M., supervised the federation's activities. Sealbearers merit the club's seal on their diploma and the lamp pin. symbol of all sealbearers, at the Awards Assembly, These girls arc Geraldine Smith, Martha Sanchez, Floise Quinones, Marie Harmel, Ar- lene Fspinosa, and Diane Fngelhard. 11 I '49 CSF officers observing members of their organization are Martha Sanchez, president both semesters: Lois Hetz, vice-president sec- ond semesterg Wilma Castro, secretary both semestersg Judy Smith, vice-president first semester: Margaret Mortz, treasurer first semester: and Theresa Sullivan, treasurer second semester. A .... M

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X .al :M 155 I r , . . ,gj,':Q.il , , pf' , 'fe L-lv xi: - Q :MT Helping the Brothers at St. john of God Hospital with clerical work is an important activity of the Legion. Rose Marie Guerena, Margaret Kinerk, Cecelia Hashii, Eileen Fortin, Pat Kinerk ad- dress and fill envelopes while Mychelle Hunter and Mary Anne Kenny listen as Brother Gerard reads instructions. t 'W'l5' K.. .,- '..n-5 Legion of Mary President Ann De Vargas, outlines the weeks agenda for Vice-president Sandra Draper, Secretary Pat Carr Trefts urer Judy White. Members of the Legion of Mary meet every Tuesday to pray for the other Legions in the world ancl to study their hand book, They are Cseatedj Annie Reiger, Irene Torres, Yvette Perrault, Mary jo Zelinski, Theresa Eason, Father Sartoris, spiritual advisor: Sandra Draper, vice-president: Judy White, treasurer: Patricia Carr, secretary: Sister M. La Salette, S,M., moderator: Carol Peschke, Rita Burnham, Cecelia Hashii, Francine Doyleg Cstandingj Velma Loya, Mary Louise Ortega, Mychelle Hunter, Ann De Vargas, presidentg Marie Lorange, Eileen Fortin, joan Rebard. Mary jo Zelinski, Mary Lou Ortega, Velma Loya, Rita Burnham, Irene Torres, Yvette Perrault, Francine Doyle, Mary Louise Revillard, Carol Peschke, joan Rebard make Thanksgiving tray favors for St. john of God Hospital. 28 Legion, Apostles of Mary Members of the Legion of Mary, under the guidance of Reverend Jo- seph Sartoris and Sister M. La Salette, S.M., strive by their example and prayers to attract others to a life of Mary-likeness. The spiritual work of the Legionnaires includes the recita- tion of the rosary and one-half hour's spiritual reading daily. The girls also spend their Friday afternoons helping with clerical work at St. John of God Hospital.