Notre Dame High School - Crest Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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1-2 ARLENE THOMAS Student Council 1 Bel Canto I Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 FRANCES WILCOX Bel Canto 1 Dramatics 1,4 GLORIA TINAYA St. Vincent's 1,2 Student Council 2 Bel Canto 1,z,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 X R Sl IIIRS ..-Z' ANNE WINTER Student Council 3 Big Difference Club Dramatics I,3,4 ..,-T--an F A L 4 X IOSEPHINE WELCH Big Difference Club Bel Canto 2, 3 Dramatics 3, 4 AUDRE WORRALL Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Big Difference Club Bel Canto I Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 V

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gf' ANITA SHAMPHAN Student Council 2 Legion of Mary Big Difference Clul' C.S.F. 3.4 Dramatics 4 CAROL SVAT Legion of Mary Big Difference Club c.s.F. 3.4 Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4 I Q, Nr X K I N :I MONABARRIE SHEEHAN Legion of Mary Big Difference Club Dramatics 1, 3, 4 Sl IURS --,-' SHIRLEY STOUGH Bel Canto 1,4 BETTY TAIT Legion of Mary Bel Canto 1,4 Dramatics 1,4 SARAH TAGLE Bel Canto 4 Dramatics 1,4 .-OZ?

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CLASS HISTORY THE PORTALS OF N D ,,f' QQRTHLS E55 Cc u6Yf 'W 'F W 13222 'f i,QQ2iH 'N 'THE RVUV' X, DJ 'x,, Wlth the passmg of Summer and the approachmg of Fall 1950 many former pup1ls of the e1ghth grade at Notre Dame Grammar School sauntered through the Portals of Notre Dame Hlgh School An a1r of superxorlty could st1ll be d1st1ngu1shed among us We had saxd goodbye to some of our old classmates at graduat1on tlme but there st1ll remamed the majorlty of our much loved frlends Carol Fletcher w1th her new shade of halr was seen comlng through the Portals w1th her fr1end Carole Gorman who had a new crop of freckles from the summer sun Next came June Blut who had just begun her famous walk Followmg her was Arlene Thomas already plannmg to have long ha1r for grad uatlon day Pat Doherty Joan Carroll and Ed1th Decker came next through N D 's Portals never dream1ng they were to be our Sen1or cheerleaders And then appeared our representat1ves from Henry Street Pat Curley and Audre Worrall Of course our two red heads from the e1ghth grade came back namely Noreen Morgan and Mar1lyn Hood Also stepp1ng t1rn1dly through the Portals on that f1rst day were more of our fam ous e1ghth grade graduates Maxlne Brose w1th her longt1me frlend Mellssa Meschery then followed Dlane Castro shy Carol D1etl1n Anne Watrous our artlst Barbara Raf faelll Olga Basso Rosemary Elb and Carol ' T1Sh Svat Durmg that f1rst year of h1gh school we rece1ved many new members Included were the two Irlsh lassles Mary Fltzgerald and Barbara Fitzgerald the class takmg a long tlme to understand that they were not srsters Then along came f1V6 more very close frlends Barbara Oxley Joyce Bork Betty Ta1t Joanna D'Am1co and Monabarrle Sheehan Of came our two laugh1ng professors Joan Regoll and Sarah Tagle Just when we thought our whole class had at last come together there arr1ved Margaret Rogers Ann Wmter Maureen Brady Sh1rley Stough Mary Lou K R B Johnson Jean Fahy Joan Fauss our pretty red head Bev Reynolds Joyceda Bode Frances W1lcox and Marle I..e1chtle Now the Freshman class was set Our egos were soon deflated when we found that l1fe was just not the same as rt had been 1n the e1ghth grade at Notre Dame Although we were not the h1gh 'n mlghty anymore we st1ll had a wonderful txme bemg the lowly Freshmen In the fxrst few weeks of that year came Mary Dean who has helped many of us to know more about the subject of horses None of us w1ll ever forget our f1rst retreat wxth Father Carroll S1ster Jul1e St Joseph has gone to teach at Belmont now but we are sure she carr1es wlth her from Room 12 the memory of the r1ng1ng alarm clock that went off so unexpectedly durlng class Before we knew It the year was over and we were no longer the lowly Freshmen e were now the asp1r1ng Sophomores The Sophomore year was such a d1stress1ng one We were no longer mere children but were rem1nded by Slster Mary that we were not qu1te upper classmen yet Oh well we had a lrttle consolatlon from our new classmates from south of the border that IS r1ght Mrckey and Thelma Hart To be w1th her frlends pretty Karen Hempel came through N D s Portals that year Addmg to the mtellxgence of Notre Dame was l1ttle Anxta Shamphan and from the sunny shores of Hawau came our Sarah Chang the ' terr1f1c athlete w1th that dCV111Sh glmt rn her eyes Mar1a Benett1 and Ga1l Myers brought more sp1r1t to our class that year 17 O N'- Q . l J l lf' I I . . . , . . . ,. - . . , . . , . , . , , u n , . b . , , . . - g . , , I . . , . . I , l I ' I ' . I 1 . , : . , . . . y . S . 1 . . , Q . , - ' I ' ll I I I ' . . . , . i . . . y . . , g . . . I . . : I I l I ' I ' ' course, there was the doctor's daughter, Barbara Bilafer. Then, through the Portals ' I . 1 I . C I ' I ' ll H ' I I I a u I I I ' I 1 , I v . l - ll ll , . ll ' ' ll ' ' ' I ' I , . . ' ' H ll ' , . . I I ' W ' ' . I I . . , - , . . H H. . I I . 1 ' . ' I I ' ll' ' ll ' ' I ' ' ll I I . H . . . H . . , . , .