Mount St Marys College - Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Seniors gather together for CUETRIE Pat Perram Miehelmore joined Barbara Bashe Robinson as two of the first to go . Twenty-first birthdays were cele- brated at Helen McEachen's in February and St. Patrick toasted on March 17. ln April Marion Reaume christened her new home with-not Champagne-but seniors. b ' t Seniors said goodbye in oriental May seemed usies' as 'Q ga i decor at SayonaraHg looked proudly at the 30670 of gradu- ates? engagement rings and at the other 70cZfs smiling faces: ' ' h kl splashed through the last night out at Jane Biandei s. t an ec Juniors gratefully for a wonderful Prom: reeollected thoughts, aims, and desires as Baccalaureate arrived. June and g ' s ' f lfilled da fs and Mount Saint lVlary's College. raduation are synonymous, as are happy, u y Seniors outstanding vocalists , their monthly Xight Ont Vliine. women, spaghetti! Peggy. Father. and Friends Papas latest fad. Y Page Fifteen

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ANNE FRANCES RUSSELL Sf'lItUl' Class Pl'l'Sif1f'llf 'S' t Ll 3 Peggyann Campbell, Vice-President Eileen Hainley, Treasurer :Xnne F. Russell. President Mary Frances Ross, Secretary SIE IURS . . . DRE M With September came a rush of Senior activities- excessive use of Senior Privileges: flurry of work in departmental unitsg hibernation of student teachersg and the first Senior night out, the reading of 'flohn Brown's Body . October found Seniors relaxing at Anne Frances Russell's house for a party. St. Timothy's parish hall hosted the annual spaghetti dinner in November, and December rushed by with working, holidays, and an eveningis stop at the ballet. Jeanette Cualano offered hospitality to HNight at the Mount seniors who weeks later put on tto quotel uthe best one yetnll 33 B HQ' in as 65 .-if if A Q f Seniors crowd last balcony for John Brown's Body Quartet? Page F011 rtrvn

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-J iq?-is A , JOELLA ANN ALLEN, B.S. Pasadena, California Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Special Secondary Teaching Credential W'.R.A. President Sodality Our Lady's Committee ,lobie's menzories of student teaching at Hamilton High will only be sur- passed by those of the modern dance class and her Haching back. Her car, the HCreen Beetlen is another unforgettable part of her college career. ,- -K' , ....i..-.45 JOBY PEGGY Page Sixteen CT MILANIA .,..-m MILANIA ESTELLE AUSTIN, B.A. Ventura, California Major: English Minor: Music and Social Science S.W.E.S. Y.C.S. Music Club Philosophy Forum Vice-Chairman N.F.C.C.S. View Reporter MARGARET HOLTSNIDER BARRON Los Angeles, California Milania, brilliant and changeable, never calm but always reasoned, is likely to be found swimming two miles of shore, discussing T. S. Eliot or cooking the greatest Italian spaghetti. She has real talent both as a musician and as a writer. Major: Home Economics Minor: Art Home Ec Club Trio Rho Sodality Peggy likes to do anything that will develop her natural creative ability from sewing to making posters. This ability was not only convenient but necessary when she combined mar- riage with a practice teaching career last fall.