Georgetown Visitation School - Green Gate Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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l'nil mn. lil! In ilglvtf A. liarozza, M. VI. Schmitt, L. lfee. A. Dondero, P. Kent, l. Mil- ler. Stmml run: lf, Curran, M. Curran, C. Montgomery, D, XVilson. P. Scanlan, A. liahy. K. Grogan, P. Dugan, li. llanson, M. Somers, H. Manogue, M. Hurney. 'liliinl mn: K. Bulow, S. liakin. R. Malloy, A. limmet, M, Buckey, lf. Donahue. M. Uerin, Smithson, lf. Moore, M XY'alshe, C Stock, M. libel l.. Kinnear, li, Slialler. The filer' l liili l'i'emft111 Louise Fee Sz'4'1'cfizz'.1'-'I'retzinrw' Mary Alicia Callahan l,f!7l'.II'ftHl Marianna Salvati 'lihe Cllee Club provides a constructive outlet for exuberant spirits, Among the year's activities was a Christmas concert in which the club formed a Christmas tree with lighted candles and sang traditional Yuletide carols. A Spring concert was also enjoyed by the entire school. Xwith our moderator Miss Nancy Thayer, our accompanist, Angela Dondero, our ollicersi Marie l.ouise Fee, fm'iitfe111.' Mary Alicia Callahan, .iecf reftrry,' and Marianna Salvati, lif1m1'it111.' the Cilee Club achieved a very successful year. SllL'l'L'll lllzisic l llili P1'e.iir1'e11I Angela llondero 1.rf1mrim1.i Suzanne H ixson Peggy Scanlan -Iudith Nogara Under the able leadership of Miss Nancy Thayer, the Sacred Music Club this year acquired a workable knowledge of Gregorian Chant and church music. The club was especially honored in being asked to sing the Benediction on the feast of Saint Margaret Mary and also the lienediction closing Retreat. This year our president was Angela Dondero, assisted by librarians Suzanne Hixson, Peggy Stanf lan, liileen Curran and .ludith Nogara, all ol' whom were very capable, M. l.. Bishop. liiiil mn. lr!! In llwfllf. M I McQuail. S. llixsont l flll ran. R. Malloy, A Doiucti A, lfmmet. M. Somcis Mersth, M. lierin, Strom bl llili mu: P. llumlxley, . i M. Curran. l.. l'ee, li. Don hue, il ffm! 1IlIl.' l'. St ml A. liahy, M. libel, ll, lN mo jlllfglxl.-l.Sll1lT1lII,li llins K, Grogan. l, Miller. D WH son, P. Dugan. M. liuclxcy

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tlltrf fall In rfgfllj B. Acly, c Natteis. .S'm114li11y.' lx C rotto, D. Meeker, M. Duran, V Blinzler, M. Grove. The llress f lull l're,iitlc111 liettine Horigan .S't't'1't'h1ry-'I'remmer lietsy liakin The Press Club opened by electing Bettine Horigan, f11'a.i'iffw11. and Betsy Iiakin, .i't't'r'e1t1r'y. The class endeavored and succeeded in mastering the fundamentals of journalism. If one looked in at a meeting she would see twenty-three girls discussing such things as news articles, feature stories, and headlines. We looked forward to editing our issue of the WltiKli'l', for then we demonstrated our writing talents and tried to match the seniors' wonderful work. l'1r.il run. ld! In Ilgllff lt. Donahue, Cl. Mulheron, li. Horigan, li, liakin, li. Whil- late, li. Curran. Serum! mmf 9 llixson, K. Crotco, M, Sonnets, K. Grogan. l. Miller, I O'Donnell, Al. Nogara, LI. Doolan, l.. liinnear. '1'l1irtl mir: H. Manogue, M. ,l, Gallagher, P, Dugan. hi. Mil- ler, D. May. The Serving l lull Ifrmizfcffzl .Iosianne de Matteis SL'L'1'L'lzlI'jf Maria Murphy We had sixteen members this year who met every Thursday to work on skirts, blouses, dresses, and even raincoats, under the guidance of Mrs. I.aShelle. Oliicers were -Iosianne de Matteis. jfrcii zfenl. and Maria Murphy, ,iet'1'c!t1ry. We climaxed the year with a fashion show which exhibited the results of hard work. Our meetings were very worthwhile and interesting and will stand us in good stead in later days. 4

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Tlw leirliugf lluln Pre.i'izle11l Kathryn Harrigan Vice-Pre.i'ide111 Joyce Heimann Secretary-Trea.iurcr Rebecca Shriver The Riding Club began a new year with Kay as president, Joyce as vice-president and Becky as secretary. Since there were so many new mem- bers, the club was divided into two sections. Some began jumping soon and others reviewed their riding. All year was spent in preparation for the Horse Show, which is always a big occasion. A cup was given on Cup Night to the girl who showed the most improvement, and with that another year closed. Fnttf mu. fefl lo rigfvlf S. Curtin. A. Phelan, Buzz , F. Chaffee. Sammi ron? M. Shriver, B. Shriver, K. Harri- gan, S. Wells, E. Baker. 'I bin! mu: M. P. Shea. A. Phillips, L. Farrelly, C. Fuller, j. Wil- liams, B. Wfallace, .I. Stack, M. Puerto. Tliu Liulin fluln l'1'e.ii:l'e71I Mildred Miller Secrcfary Mary Louise I-lurney Cmzzmillee Clmfrzlmlz Mary Cheseldine Something new has been added to the many extracurricular activities at Georgetown. Under the direction of Mrs. Irene Crowley, the third year Latin class has formed a club called the Alfllifizlfl Cfofmcil. As a motto we chose, Ad astra per asperan, lTo the stars through bolts and barsl, This club was started with Mitzi as president, Mary Louise as secretary, and Mary Cheseldine, committee-chairman. to instill in its members a greater appreciation for Rome and her culture. Firil mum leff lo right: A. Carozza, Mrs. Crowley, S. Hixson, M. Cheseldine, M. Hurney, P. Caine, E. Shaffer, S. Sasseen, M. Ebel. Serond mu: J. O'Donnell, J. Gal- lagher, M. Miller, P. Buckley, M. J. Schmitt, J. Fitzsimmons, E. Curran, A. Fahy.