Notre Dame High School - Torch Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1962 volume:

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Sister Marie Fredrica Superior and Treasurer Sister Marie Fredrica perfoms her important task quietly, yet capably,as the Superior of an active community of Sisters. Supported by the strength of true dedica tion, she also handles the demanding duties of school treasurer with care and great patience. Sister Superior is the guiding force behind our spiritual development as Well as the moving drive that accomplished the enlargement of the high school educate tional and residential facilities. aes . 2 Sister Francis Loretto Principal The position of Principal is a demand ing and often a thankless one. Only through true dedication and faith in the will of God could Sister Francis Loretto accomplish what she does. High ideals, keen determination, and a quick sense of humor have made her both respected and admired by the entire Student Body. These qualities as well as her sincere interest in each girl account for the ever present line of students formed at her office door. X 1 XX Y X5 X4 ,sas Sister Marion Vice-Principal Though burdened with many tasks as Vice-Prin- cipal, proficient head of the language department, head of the audio-Visual department, and Senior homeroon counselor, Sister Marion finds ample time to be a mother, nurse, and disciplinarian to nearly 100 resident students. Sister's sharp humor and Willingness to help have gained her the true friendship of many girls, Sister Madeline Vice-Principal Although Sister Mad- eline is kept very busy with attendance records and the numerous other jobs of Vice-Principal, she is also an extremely active and dedicated Y. C. S. moderator, as well as chairman of the English department. With her ready laugh and sincere interest in each student, Sister has the gift of being able to make any class more interesting. Nrq 'Na' ,- is '-4. ,4--P i 7 Student Council . . . 1 the core of integrity, responsibility, and leadership which makes our student government operate for the 'benefit of all. Isabel lgoa Pres ident Love, dedication , and loyalty. . .three Words that have hours of planning, working, laughing, and pray- ing behind them- -hours tht Isabel has spent entirely for our Student Body. This is time that will never be re- paid to her, yet this time has given each student a deeper understanding of these qualities of love, dedi- I cation, and loyalty which fit Isabel possesses and uses to make each day of her life truly worthwhile. x XS Bonnie Barnes Secretary- It seems remarkable that anyone could keep records of the many things that happen at our Student Body meetings, but every month Bonnie brings forth intel- ligible minutes with noth- ing omitted. Known for her generosity, Bonnie has dedicated herself to the spiritual growth of her fellow students as prefect of our Sodality. Gail Snowgrass Vice-Pres ident- Q From the calm deliv- ery of her inspiring spiri- tual talks, many people are unaware of the hours of thought and preparation that Gail spends before each Student Body meeting. Gail's good judgment and her willingness to help others have won her the respect and confidence of many students. Nancy Ayling Treasurer- The treasurer's job is not an easy one. Keeping track of the financial trans- I I actions of an active Student Body might leave a less determined individual a trifle despairing, but ef- ficient as she is, Nancy is never too busy to be a friend and a fun-loving member of her class. X! Wig, : 'o S c if t fi 5 A Carol Miller Athletic Manager- Although Carol is fun- loving and sometimes a practical joker, she is dedicated to her office and to fair play. By in- troducing new approaches to school sports events, Carol has kept the Student Body interested and eager to participate in every activity. ll A . 9,, -. SQ -in K-, J i 'si ,lv I. Igoa M. Weadock : I pb 'N- Senior Control. . . A Working Reality Good Order Breeds Good Habit Senior Control is the core of order which enables us to dis- cipline ourselves to a right Way of living. Through this control we gain freedom of function and right order in our lives which empowers us to choose things new that Will eventually lead us to the ultimate choice of God. L,i.9f'L-?3 Q, i4l'3..: ' s ki- . V .q. K ---3.1.-.. 514 Seniors Sap hommfes 1 President - Margot Graham Vice-President - Margaret Coyne Secretary - Barbara Harris Treasurer - Barbara Bracco Athletic Manager - Suzanne Hughes President - Marsha Threefoot Vice-President - Patricia Rose Secretary - Suzanne Abts Treasurer - Beverly Fish Athletic Manager - Noreen McQuaid President - Virginia Marich Vice-President - Bonnie Klahn Secretary - Cecilia Cortez Treasurer - jenny Merlo Athletic Manager - Mary E. Naud President - Theresa Smith Vice-President - Sharon Cole Secretary - Mary Ellen Shay Treasurer - Suzanne I-Iamil Athletic Manager - Louise Moroney zmiozfs Freshmen ' I . Q Q K j. Alexander N. Altieri :ig Q! ' 1 L. Bluett C. Bond ,Q ' ' .. - I gf .- V. Bonnici L. Brady P. Boad C . Buckley M. Boyer K. Brasier M. K. Brown S . Bullock Amable C. Anderson. ' M. Andrade M. Atkins REGIS TRA TION -- 4 J. Avila 1, Baker S. Barrett P. Barmn C. Beffa F. Bellzisis 11 first glimpse of new books, new faces, new Classrooms, new friends. . . uv'-swmmu .5f,' me ' A Q ,Qew 'buf ' f 4 'Q .fo J' S '- N. V ' ' f 5 1 Q 5 wx iff . Q M. Burggraf NX- .., 'I ea 1 H I -Q Q .NN ai 5-. 4. bf I I. Burk e K . Burke f.. J M. Cavagnaro V. .4 M, Coyne C. INITIATION . . Citrino I 13: ... . Qi' 'M 1 Crawford F f-G' 5. W: ' A . M. Cochrane v-Tx K. Crowley P. Byrne M, . fx ,- Q X .. N, s. Tier L. Caligiuri S. Callaghan no-', wi S. A. Cole M. Conlan C. Copp S. Czapowski N. A. D'Anjou M. C. De Barbr1e An official introduction to Notre Dame . . . dread is replaced by new confidence of acceptance by the Student Body. D , W v ly ri 'Q Wi ' ,,. ...1 , '25 'nf ' Q 1 i A Var' ww p I t was fy.. .4 WW If gr. .. , L ,N W., .1 in ' Q S N. I onohue x og, W., A. Enguehard 35.3 P. Fitzgerald The begmnmg of a valuable umon a mutual trust, and a A'?a!11i4 fi' addtsl 1 X' Lf. - v V K. Flippen .lk-. f - ' - s 4 C- I M. Gallagher qv T. Gannon N. Ghiorso S. Gleckler 'ho- S. Hamil L. Fogli di C. Gamerston 2 M' ,QI ' .. .X 4 7-. ff. C. Gebhardt if Wd N, 'S-unc. P. Gillogley rg f. 05 ls. A , X 1 J. Guinaw F. Hannig Xu . , , ffHdVU65f - 0011 X -ff! TP' ,J 5, 4 34 1, . . . transformed the gym with vibrant autumn colors. . .provided fun in gay surroundings. X C. Hannigan P. Harry ' A-K N S.. M. Hunt B. Huntington L n A I v ,Q 1' pf '- C. Hartnett w., . N R M. Hurley Hi u x ,gtg 'gf on w 1 M A ff' ' ' 5. , , M C. Holbery M. Holmes L. Hsu 'Z A . I We J. Hutchinson E. Irwin B. jarvie i F 1 1 Nr i bi ,, X L r ! if 3 Dad-Daughter Night . . o One special event in the busy life of a 5 student-the evening she spends with her dad. if Dad-Daughter Night-a good time for good L friends . 1. Q-.K ,. Q 35' 5 L. Johnson B. Jonas M. Karli L. Karp S. Kearns K. Klein K. Kavanaugh B. Vail S. Kelly Parents' Night . . . The helpful guidance of Senior Control members made Parents' Night more enjoyable as these confused students hurried through a quick day in their daught- ers' schedule. -.Q -Mlbiilp ,, . 'sf 4 Nkax- H Culture. . . h the best that has been The acquainting ourselves wit d said in the World part of our World of broad- known an . . . ening experience. This year we spent an enjoyable and profitable afternoon at San Francisco s War Memorial Opera House viewing ff ' Il Rztgolefia I. Kramer C- Kmse M. Kuhlmzm M. Laboure C. Lacey i'? p by 5 W ' L 0 L W L -2 i fr fi' nag 'f U P. Lautzc 9.1 ,x 3 4 X Y w I Mk : 7 x sua 4 L. Leary -Il Q 'L ' f at 'W M. Lewenhaupt T, Mallen FFS 16 A. Manuel G, Marchi C. Marion Y. Mahmus .W , ' I- Q x .B P. Lescroart L K. Lyman M. Maloney f in ' .4 -ff' ' 3 -X Q 7 A, Mape S , Marchi K. Mattson C. Mendoza .P Another success. . .Armed with the Wor1d's Finest Chocolate, N. D. B students turned into the Wor1d's Finest Salesmenn. . .resu1t? NNN -.., gf 'i -XM , , ,. . Sister Marion at the controls. Our Own Lamcgzmcge Lab 'i 535555 Block B Barbecue Splflt, that quality sometimes called love, is evident as it changes stark effort mto beauty, preclslon and order 1n both rally and aquacedes. F. McLaughlin M. Morris I' D Peterson A P1cch1 M. Pisani M. O'Grady , Q ff t .I 3,531 S 'Q' 'nu nik Q. P' ,Nks M. McLennan M. McMi11en S. McNutt D. Morton D. Muzinich V. Myall Qs Y B. Orchard P. Patterson P. Reardon J. Regan .-R 3. .gm 1 NL' K 3' dp I W. 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'Z 1 Q A -' . 1 ,. N-.Q n l, :xi Wim , . 7 , , . . - , h . - ,- 1- 1 'eq 1 Q ml nt, W. 5 fic. rg 'ag' it L.,-.. 1 ,, .f-- -,.,, , -. ,L ,. ' .- ' if ' f A J. Roberts K. Shannon L. Smith P. Sullivan R. Rosa M. Shay A J' 'N Xu ,,.. S , N pr - T. Smith T. Swain N 11 ' wk ,J ay' 'su lock B Barbecue P. Ruddle K. Shea 1 1 1 in B. Spillane P. Tangney D. Salvarez za S. Sicke Y my , . J ,Q , I la S-...Y M. Stanford R. Tave lla bw M. Schliesmann S. Serrott L. Simoncini N. Simonich WJ it . Y eg 'ffl Lk ' we A S. Strassberger M. Therkelson 'VN , it Avsq.. gt, ,.. W m wi ., -fi N -'OK J. Strut zman P. Thomas if-lx -7 ' fs f 'GUN Top to bottom: Beth Kopp, Moe Heagerty, Kathy Moreno, Gail Snowgrass, Lynn Gilleran, Lola Akana, Julie Poimiroo, Jan Branden Jurg, Carmen Gallwitz, Barbara Harris. ff 11 '26 was-S, s,,.a -M K, ff JJ Paula Gallagher, Kathy Kochly, Donna Torpey, Shirley Letcher, Kathy Koch, Joanne Overdevest, Top to bottom Sue Hughes, 28 .-3. Q, V,.H . iq e ff 1-,dwg ill .Q N1 f if -X' 'w Kei? Qi- AFX? +:' 1. -. , . 1 .5-,, 'fy I U E21 qgwii 'x v M! .Y 'L 4. IIT 3 N' ' ez' ,x X ' 'fx 't Q Un? . Q' -si N ' 4:1 V, V '--s,3, 5 ' -W 1 QM- ., kj . , ' '5 ' 2 -1,9 ', lv-' ' ,Q-my Ht . A! 1 1 ,I A Q f iff f gh. Bly i Aw Q is , 1 Anil :gli- fw. W 7' 1, 5 , 'ffl' X, 1 'wx-l .Q . xl, N Q? 2 If IJ Top to Bottom, Dyanna Varich, Maria Varich, Ns, Ellen O'Brien, Mary Coyne, jane Waggaman, MaryAnne Werner. Q alley Baz!! competition. . .really friendly rivalry. . . intensifies good spirit good sportsmanship, and strong unity. A , vs. 4 ' '-9,--. X . 3 ,W '. X xx If Pigskin Preview Bright new fashions plus the spirit ed Background atmosphere provided by the TORCH staff made Pigskin Preview a success. Sister Therese of the Blessed Sacrament uses the Good News of Christ to illustrate the life of Christ. if Sister Mary Claude instructs her students in the basis of all languages, Latin 40 I fs' ng o K. Thompson P. TLu'ner S, -.Ya D. Walker P. Walsh J. Walter ,Qu , 9' 1 ' xf,,0 'w2w Van Cra eynest w-..,, N. Weaver H- U mlm' N aria ns Day On the 16th anniversary of the United Nations, NDB students took time to appreciate and understand the strength of unity which the UN represents. N. Winningham R. Wise Not pictured: M. Boyle C. Hay B. Harris J. Lascurettes K. Livingston M. Lope z M. Montes D. Ray M. Womack C. Woodfield M. K. Yates S, J, Ziemingki 0 - ,X 'x '1uu, ff JJ HUWQIL Hone du 'Q rw Ei 3,3 .ii A ' H ,., xt I r v A 554 ,ui an 45.112, A ' 4 Pn l 'Ir 1 , 1 ' .13 4 3' ,Q r H .fffgjn ff ' ffl 5555, if J, A . in 'MW I I, i , , 1 '- A Q , - .... - ,ag 'gsffr-5.11, ,u , if is 0'x K! '5i. A ' ' if qvrjfl' '. 4-' f ' ' 1 . 591.31 4 ft? ,i-fx t'llb .1+'.i'd.., Q .Q , 1 . 1 S, fx A' -'+ -.' L .rf ,K :hs ' A i A., in V ' x ' , V Q r 4 is ' 1 9 Honey Hone! -the excitement of opening night and the satisfaction after the last performance. . . the hard work of preparation and the thrill of pride in presentation - this is the essence of Student Production. 1 4 W --'iv 35 f19afwQ+w,i W A ., ..4.t,.f.y ,Y t, X ' Yfpigfa Seen here teaching one of her pupils is Mrs. Prescott who has been one of Notre Dame 's fine music teachers The Choral Group, under the direction of Mrs. McGinley, is a high-light of many assemblies. Sister Marie Ernestine, the head of N. D. Music Association, helps to teach the girls at Notre Dame how to appreciate fine music. With little fanfare, our dedicated and talented music teachers make a great effort to give us a true appreciation of music - the universal language. S, xNlDlS P ,- -v Y' A n C. Anglemier ' 1 . I' K. Barter ,A ' BH . of Q 1 M . Blackburn ,-.Q if 'J C. Bradt ff. ,V 4. .Q Y, l , A . . 'va - . ',.,. -,V N. , in aw 3 1 Q, 1 AY il I VE, L. Adeliinger , Q B V t f,' , P. Babcock D. Baxter ic - W 3' J C. Blick cf 'N Mgr M. Bullet E -f S Z' , - . BW R. Caldwell S . Calla ghan ' I V. 1 V., sf! F. Alston S ! Q QM A . C. Barnwell 1 J. Bendix 'B as M G. Blood M. A. Bustamante P. Cerino 4, 5011760 ,al The study of God's creatures - a typical Marie observing. T 39' I ,, 77Z07 65. . 9 f J, W5 li N zf. xi- FW., b ' Y A' 3 biology class with Sister Irene ., M, Cisneros . f. '3 if Q W ., My W 1 s X M. Conlan B. Crooks .af D. Dauser 1 J' ' W... N. D'Erco1e L. Dipp 31-1 1 ,VC N. Coleman -44 M. Coyne m E. N. Cullen A. Dei Rossi ws v-V ... S.. 1 N. ,. M 1 L. DeWitt vi IQ: '35 ZX N. K. Donahoe 'Sf 7. x .W W 25,4 GX ., ,4 5.45 , ,sl . C. Condron , . ,,, af ' A 5 wilyvfq I M. Crook Jlrw A. Daniell .iff ',5 '2, : p, ., - M Q M. De Meo ,hx sw. M, x.. A- D. Dickenson Fx K X W, K. Donahue The serene smiles of couples dancing under a canopy of green and of glittering snowflakes reflect the quiet joy of the theme of the Christmas Formal- 'L EmemlcZ Frost 'Z 5'-' N. Dooley L. Ferrari 1 P. Flynn P. Fry .. 1-bfi: t . ' N. Garavaglia S. Gomez K. Dunn B. Fish -1-. 4- leant Mu yi- 'Y- S. Frengs .1 qv 'Ay f E. Funke 5, 1- , C. Giampoli X-M .5 K. Gorton 555223 .iq . ll' ' fi Lf 1 - ' fi-Y 5 3 Q. 1 Ka: L x ' AA .-fa 7V ,Elin ' 54, f , X 4 x ., fffe ,ifm , . -wwf , wa Z fggw Q, V 'uf V fgyl' . f-iw 'M' xr '5 gb ww xv vw' A vii 4. 9 , f 2 x A U P . , 1, i W, wif Emphasizing love, dedication, and the joy of song, the seniors presented the Christmas play, a small reflection of the fine character of their classg a beautiful representa- tion of this great event. A special treat. . . well loved Chirtsmas Carols sung by our Choral Group X- . I' N f 4 -V. ' Y a'1,',. i Q f Q lg AL-. v 'ia D... M, -sngvv-'4-iff'-U-0'3 A ,gl Q JA fx N X 1 3 3' L '2 F x 1 ' 1 nw 5 1. E 1 The Christmas Play iz I 6' 4 ez 6 r . rv Q., Q 4 543s ftlx W. ' In . 1991? in ... J . J 4 Quia KP' 1 '-Mi .QL gl-J., ' ...Q N il 1 s fm ,x r L. Coynes , 1 I C. Gustafason C. Hammer .5 . ' ' v H' 4-, s , :L ' x, N. Greenwood I . 5 p x i 3 5 eeie 1 M. Groom MSQA 2 f 33 ,J-J, S-, R. Haney A. .44 af 1 X. X. 1 P. Grier Q X 'ar--'S4' T. Haley M. Hays n--.Y syn., ,.......-an Ubi' ,. 19 12 g, la e 312 Sister Marie julie teaches the sopho- 4 mores of the Journeys of St. Paul. I I l K w Egg? V? L fm if S ani... 5 s x O .3 2 . Finals--crisis of the students life--a time of thorough review and worried prepara- tion--but the anticipation is usually worse then the test itself, and both are soon forgotten as student life settles back into normal routine. 'E' .,,,, ,. x as 1 'L ' .. I 9 1, K. Henzi J. Herzo J. Hills B. Holland i I I 4 J. Holm A. I-Iorgan -'Z 6. FR ,R S, Hubacher R. Hughes , five: l 1'3 Q D. 8.9 . 46 1 gg - si 'ff Huntington R. Joseph f '-214' , X +6 ' A- - f gf ' 4 :fr , w 1 0 A .K 1 .- 1 V s I. Kappeler M. Kocina P. Kolar R., Kotta X 1 ,, -cf 'Qu .A X T - ,Mx - Anim, . V 1, -by h , , Q . Y, , X ' ua : Lg 'Q , 'N fi 1 . fm FQ f - . ,MW ,l -- - - 1 Vg. .gh ' 2' t -,?v,1 ? 'R M, '13 P f np. 1' , C. Kaz S. Klahn 'xxx D. Kruegor D. Laffoon F fb W i Kim' , Q ff I-1 fl D. Lamerdin M. Lang S. Lauler K. Lautze S. Lemm -., il? 6, . ' ' 4- - 1 x - K C. Lewis M. Li S. Lunny A. Lyncy K. McDonald 1. ' . ,y -isa in 'bf ,sf e -, J rave' f Block B ski Trip ---- With the hurry and excitement of W' arrivalg the cold hands and crisp air of Squaw Valleyg and the pleasant tiredness on the Way home - another success, x 4 Ik. .v. Always active - Always artistic. . .the students in Miss White's art classes. R+ Q m .Af Ki C . Macy tb ,.4. -f. aim in VP' r B. Madsen P. Mahoney DYYQ xt, xv. 5' C. Manzo S- , AC Q K. Marlows L. Mattos E. McCarthy M. McQuaid N. MCQuaid C. Michael K, Miller Louise Moroney's prize winning Creation added zest to the spirit of Mardi Gras. The color, gaity, and fun of a Crazy Hat Contest. , , part of the new spirit of Mardi Gras 1962. lla J E, . in an N . Newman ,.- va f 5 M. L. Olsen Retreat a tlme to thmk a t1me to grow, Wlth the help of Father Edward. F Jaw , 9, 4 i .A T ' 'T',1. Jiuiii J 1 1 ll s fha ish Sodazlizy Sodality. . .a way of life inspiring its members to be active, influential Catholics. . . under the guidance of Sister Ann Bernadette. Q3 Spanish is a lively ll x,-'- .P language in Sr. Anna ' Miriam 's class. .QV 'K M. C. Oxsen K. Payne K. Pe W f '3.Y?f-, ' .ir ss. Q 4. ia- 1 M. Pierce M. T. Pierotti S. Pike i, R 4- 'K 1 fe' fi' N. L. Ripcke C. Ronzani C. Rives P. Rose C. Robertson M. Sacasa ,Q f S.Qx4.- QW. e rrin Y. M. Perruquet 530'-9 'n r K.. D. Pini 1. A. E. Rodgers M. Santana I. Portillo L. Rodriquez C. Savasta C. F. Sexton M. A. Shea M, L. Smith ' as A. Stangl fwi XW1 'S-A 6 V. R x Nr- l p C. Thurman K. A. Wall sys. 4 L... ' - Ai.. . ,K .N x Y X' R. Thompson Drama comes alive Ln Sr. Mary KoStka's English Class S. Smith 44 - , o M. Threefoot J. Thrift G. A. Tuck I X, fm ' , -, . 5 Na 'D ' D W ' D. L. Varich . A. Vau Dell N. J. Velasquez J, Waggaman M. Werner D. Westwood B. Whearty D. Woodside i he 9' by .. 53 E Vx L Wu L. .L P I n Bottom to top, left to right: M. Coyne, M. Conlan, E, McCarthy, M. Santana, Basketball Mrs. Morger instructs the P. E. students in the proper form for badminton. P. 'ttf 1 'A' Ea 3 N 1 ' 4 QL 5 . 5 n 1 K G. Tuck, K. Donahoe, J. Waggaman, J. Kappler, M. Werner, S. O'Leary, N. McQuaid, N. Dooley. 4' 5 , it .2 fy x 1 K' u , X f' Q1 .f-- N i . ...---ef J Bottom to top, J. Pomueroo, B. Harr1s, P. Kappler, S. Sharp, B. Kopp, K. Koch. I fl- ' -rm Basketball Carol Miller, Janice Branden- burg, and Kathy Koch plan the activities for the members of Block B, 56 iv? Q-AC ,.,- Ai 7 ls - X x gf J! Carney Lunny, Gwen VanDen.Berghe, Barbara Harris, and Armida Varella prepare the French Club bulletin board Language , N w: ,JA sf M. ' f ' MV 2' S, :V ' -Q: I .VI ,s v wtf- . .fir - M . ' 4,, Q, fi 'fy '-.4 - 1.-,. 4 4 0 , ny' 9v3a,g '9 . ,R ' 5 'Ly' ,J 11 1 '11 Q' 1. X Q The language clubs of Notre Dame are formed for students who maintain at least a B average and Wish to learn more of the cultural background of the language which they are studying. thi XV' X T 'fe if lf 93' 4 Q nfjgc.-'f 19 Sister Mary Claude and the Latin Club officers observe the preparations for the annual Latin Banquet. Cecilia Cortez discusses the Spanish Club activities with its representatives. -L xxx, zmiozfs Sn., W B Q . 1 M. Abrahams fs 'Mm R . N xx X j, Alaura K. Babin L. Barca 0 --. ,nv-1 fv- -.'!'b I. Berridge is 5 C. Adams B. Artin 1. Banks 'fs arm W we . N. Barnes I.. Baurngardner C. Bertetta D. Bertucci 5 Potential Energy. . .interested Physics students watch Mrs. Ash's demonstration. ---nge .W iix as-fig ' N al ft ff .3- S S. Benededetti K . Bi lland M. Bergon B, Boone x '-'S ' i1ff?.i'W'1 V C' el-' 1' I ' ,153 'I-It 4.5 iv Q: Q -- il ' kr - 'N Aw K, S. Chan I. Christ L. Coit 11930 is get x' 9 Q C. Cortez C. Crawford G. Daboub E. Breslin 'K -, -Q Q., N , S. Cala A. Carr 'V Tv- wi In M, Coles 8.1 'ing-C nov Wm R. Danese A if i in 3-'sm M. M, Brown S . Cameron T TI' 1 if I.. Centanni if-'-K 'Q , 'N -. 4 Q- ' 4.31 M. Conrad P. Davenport X U 1 slffffk ' x- ' f I K- , A 91 4 I UF, , M 5 . -N Q , af' fi 1 , ,Q We Q f l' Q l .f 189: l B. Duffy F. Dummel S. Dwyer 1 iff: Z .th X ., , - . f . , lip , D , 5 - w E e Farrell N. Fish W. Fleischmarm Sister Mary Laurence helps a sewing student develop her skills. L. Egan K. Flood M, x -vs Y w, M. E. Fredrickson 3043 ax Q' L. Facchini R I . w ' . A S. Foulkes X Q B. J. Gaddis ,X!. NV -if I 'UQ N: M. Galvin X in I.. Garrett nf V S. rv! 'X Y I A X! E. Hall R. Huezo f' J. E. Jur ika Q. f rv- -v-. ,N . X G. Giacomino M. Giradina M. I-Iazelton W. I-Io if ff ' si X QS M. Irwin Mrs. McGinley gives expert advice to her drama students. or ,, ss E. Crewe rf' ig, X 75 if J.HOg11D .Wk QM 5 2 B.Griff111 . I af , QQ 1' - 92. ' - . 4 . Y r. K A . Horn Miss. Pischoff inspects the work of one of her typing students. N8 nfs r as 4521, A '52 'SN if +0074 Q V. EZQQEVWIZ 191- was W egg Y' Bef 95,1 WW g gmwi qw 59 Z' A ears' fafygfgg' saga Ms I ,,4ww.f,,,,,j ww? Y, 57 , ,W .JW is bw 'fi' 'fy s 'K we 5 Www, CW V4 H 25' 29,3 as 'Ham MW r M4 YV. wg, 1? I f wr' ' sv A 9 -- Nm: - '?Y'Jf5v,- swffisi gggiw , .. , . .. 1,15 .Q ,g g IVVI 54 -W Wy Y wg .gym -it 959551 fm' yd .J 1-j:g1y.'-J . 4 ,,., ,, Z V K 3. 'Q ,' qffa. l. 1c:g:W-fy,2g,i,'. je,-,Q . -lag 6, ,. 2' L' ' ' ff .. sn ' I .A-1 H ', -W A X. Q mm. .. ,v , .5 A. ,V ,, V .WM Q A 'f ww.. d 0 S TV 1,?',L' vpn'-.,ggsff43 6,1 .,,,gQ vi 7. 1 ,531 . 'gi nn Library assistants. . .maintaining efficient operation of the Library for the enjoyment of students and Faculty. Suggesting proper attire for special occasions. . .N. D. B. 's Fashion Board. s ss,, is s X4 I 5, ,-' gy 'S ,L I Y' it . ' Sf I i A. V. assistants. . .keeping audio-visual equipment availa- ble to students at all limes. Our book store Crew. . . on duty everyday. Ever busy members of the Soda Fountain Crew. . . serving their hungry fellow students. , W 1 ,,..,.-f W' ,an 47 H- 1 14 A -l . K j +- 9 ,r N, :Qu 1 P 4 n 99 P96 v. , 1,133 liz. ll. l 4 - a 1 1 ' ? VI A za X K 1 fi- 2? , ' 3 FAQ K Z, Et, 4 W 4. ' I4 l A. An at '5s N 1, ' F' - S' A 5 N, 3 ig ,-531. ' ' K. Kambic K. Kane M, Kane N. L. Kassis E. Kearney M. Kellogg H. A. Key B. Klahn v. Komol J. Knowlton 5 f ll l 4 I F l I I Jae- f , 7 Y,-fkgfgg'-, L 'ff K J, -1- 'A H . f f , Q A, I ' x. , V 'A M, Lacey M. Laffoon x ff ,. K 15, P' an gf- as 4. . J. Lynch M , Lynch 1 e ..: H- 4 , , 5 ef . L A 4 M. Littman S' Longmofti D. Lugea uf' , J' .V -Ni W tv J: A L C. Lynrle M. J. Mz1CDwyer J- MHCDWYCY The jumior Prom. .Called Tara. . . surrounded by the charm and excitement of Southern atmosphere. . . . 65 P J,,419 ' E'r-.., Mrs. Englander stresses proper pronunciation in all her French classes. Mrs. Sahlberg conducts a Spanish class. A talented language teacher, Mrs. Kuhn has no trouble holding the interest of her class. ,ie I -eps-7 i AJ f In C, Mateus S , McCarron J. McMahon ,Rf 1. NN... M. McManamin I I' M. McCarthy M. Mellor Mrs. Lancelot keeps an alert eye during a French lesson. L. McDonnell J. Merle A. Maggs -., -Q- Us k, K, C. Malley f-5 S 1 ' 5 ,X N. V, Mariah G. Martine z M. Mc Gle e non M. Messner KI. 2 2 ' I 67 Ag 419' 11 V9?f 535, is Q, f O . K-axons-HQQ s - .Li'kih... luv' 3 ' . , I 1 S 5 I v 5 E , X . , ,pf 4 t 1 so myffr-4' 5 ,- f g5Qwl'fiwfZ:5gQ? v ir w. wg. -' ,f?T'-. - .. r 2193535 Q . Mfr? , .. ..,, ., .,,, , s. , . , ' -wif if 'ff 5' , , f'?3',.,5'f Ft - f-fi 9,5 M 9 44. ' gym-sf'-'4'rw: -r rw a t s 36 r lf, if f 'ff 'WWW Iliff IQ! 4 'f HY' ll!! Ft Ki! lil 5, . i 7 45 m ,Ag .1 Members of C. S. F. enjoyed an interesting side trip to an early California government building on their field trip to Monterey. their poetry contest ,sf Members of the National Honor Society prepare a display to publicize Q me X , .if Saud' ' . ,. x, Q 1 'l 1 1 Y. 'f J tk ., , ls... i s L' ,a A M 'P is V Q X 1, .l i 'lk C, Miclqael P. Moore M. Moroney J. Murray F. Musinich M. Naud S. Nielsen C. Nighingalo M. Odell P. O'1-Iagan I. Olsson N. Perdue M. Rahman B. Roberts 1-NN...- X. 1. Petrocchi R. Rodriquez Q . ' is , Gs? S. Piombo Y. Romero Fw we N I Members of the Y, C, S, plan one of their :many Successful activities. B. Price 4 ls. 2 J. Rose m ond 'JM +, , Arg if B. Ryan M,E. Ryan P ' , s . x P. Sanderson B. Schmidt X ,tk 'vs v. x 0 ' iw Sister Gabriel brings History up to date with interest A, Sehl J. Seston ing films. C.S. M. C. . . . . encouraging interest in the welfare of missionaries throughout the world. 2 f 'sn Q if X Q1 I iii Sister Mary of the Nativity adds interest to her U. S. History class with outside material. E. Silveslrini t Y , N50 Hg - x M, Simmons . ,-. '- as Q. M. i sv - 4 M. A. Sousa Sister Ann Michael keeps the boarders smiling with good food and a sense of humor. 1 ' i wsrf:-4-wfztqsggg mfs . tv' X . X. 47? E, .'l Fi : 'f- . f,o- ' ::. 4 ew I X. 5U1eCk 5. Thomas , as ' as K. Thompson L. Tuite M. Varela ' ,Th -7 'T 5:5 T T ,T Ni' i . N .1 ig .V N T V' 'it . Waggaman P. Wentworth C. White C. Wipfli Zaninovich G. Zanone L. Zermeno The juniors sing their farewell song to the Seniors on class day 1962. Torch moderator, Sr. Paticia Anthony conducts a Nancy Coleman ...A TORCH Photographer on refigious lecture. the 'DSU- Tomb After the work. . .the reward. The TORCH staff carefully appraising pictures for this years edition. Lf. ' CX dy V3 Q5 .If 'ZT4-939' N., rmvg? jf' -si v 3,1 ' , Q3 -.N ,Q 1- . ' 'J ,:- if ' j M . 5 Q 'J fl d!?'fQr-ii sblb ' 'M F 7 'L ' iff- E 'RISE' Q 'H ::wf ' X AE TR X K ..,......1M Frances Wilson accepts scholarship to Dominican College. ,a The goal attained after four years of work, Two National Merit Scholars. . . Jacqueline Hickey and Susan Archibald bring honor to N. D. B. and them- selves by meriting highest possible awards at grad- uation' Margot Graham accepts recognition as National Merit Finalist 5 E H 1 5 4 if' E I National Merit Letters of Commendation Left to right, FRONT ROW- J Hickey, S Archibald, SECOND ROW S Stephenson, E Pellegr1m,M Daly, , l ' ' ' . . 1 M P. Crooks. I 74 ' I I x up Evelyn Pellegrini accepts scholarship to College of Notre I ame. Kathleen Davis receives Lions Club award for her essay on democracy. Y K Q California State Scholarship qualifying finalists: FRONT ROW: left to right, P. Crooks, J. Haggerty, E. Hai-itos, M. Bnutovich. SECOND ROW: F. Wilson, M. O'Brien, J. Quivey, G. Van Den Berghe. THIRD ROW: M.K. Orchard, M.C. Condran, -I. Wotila E. Pellegrini. FOURTH ROW: S. Archibald, M. Graham, C. Caldwell, J. Hickey. S. fi if -5 .,.-AY' Lola Akana Marta Alvares Katherine Ament o t Elizabeth Baker Catherine Barrett .nr- 'Nl' I .X x 1 Bonnie Bames Kathleen Barrett , f-rn., ' Q 'AR' '- I Z 5 Dorma Basini Maryann Bautovich Q fa' -F ' Patricia Bernard X il ff .sz AX, ,sg Nfl Sus ln Xrclublld Be.1I:r1z Asturiis Nmc A311115 S1ster M1chae1 Ann and her Chemistry students confer over an en.Dross Cec11e Blanqmes B.1rb:1rn Bmcco JIIIICC Brmdeburg ...ff FV 'H-K Aff , M -nb O i X X fi 'N rt 'V' sb, -' 's 'x X I Christina Bustumente frnf ,, A UM., NN , , ' . lv' 'f 1 M, Christine Caldwell Michele Callahan ei. . , f . M , . . .1f,f-:V w 'Wifi 3' ,, A f J if fi f 395, 4, Q , 1: v V ff, fm vw? M . C ,A ' Jacqueline Carambat ,LQ-...,, - ...w.i.,,..1.., , 1: 'A fl. '1 C, K Wx :- is s wha! Q ' ? , , .K V, L , . W 1, , 1' A ., 'W iff x 'N Q Q Q-', . . . and the juniors Z1 little sad to be loosing them. Acrzvm Picnic The last major activity between the Soph and Senior Classes, . . an unforgetable day at Sea Cliff. ai M iw xS1'f'2' fri!-ar N- f ffl F 2 Q L Q -f-qi. -4' Q ' '5 5 Carol Castellgmos fi? 713'-:V New Mary Castiglioni je annette Castro f!g13r-15 gggq-:ggi-i! 'VZi-52--1.1 ffl-Ea i,kt Z ' Q3 . W, M7 Q- :Y Martha Chartz gs!-' '-If 4 2Y , v.. X 79 . Q 2' if 51 .. '-'yr is ' 1. ,A L 'A .-'vu t7'xx ' I ,ff .4- - Am V Y T jr - if X --f-7 We Nmi A V- j- V x, I f 'I She,-ry Clark Pamela Coccary Mary Condran Af.-. grew-y..v ,.. - X 'W 1 W Q f ,N V fr-ng 'f ' X ' NY VFX Fw af aa, gi, N i l - - A, rare ruff, , rm X lv 9 Margaret Coyne X X N ' I X Patricia Crooks Sister Frances Loretto shares her keen intelligence with her senior Religion class. 9 z,. f if 1' 4 1, ,A A f -,,f,f- Ni i xx Catherine Culazzo 3 .- Q 'gif-jimi' ,mv v '- gl rr ' ' Vi-ldffgi 41 f J' - 4+ S211 gf, - 'Q iixa 52 4 W , af fi 1, Z' 'Y A ff.-7' , -ff , ,A W ff pf-- Y.,-' - x ml gf... 4'5 ' '-1 gi Sister Madeline leads a lively and interesting discussion in the Ad- vanced Placement English class. 352, S. 1 Nz. . Iviaul-een Dah, Kathleen Dayis jean Del'Escale ' A 1-1134 AiL3, ..M.. -f V , V . ,,,: Awxr :X N 'Maw V f -' ' 'K a 1 ' JI, . l-QW? ' ' , bf? . , 312 WU ',,.. o gd, A., ft H! W 1 Y f K 3 Paula Del Piano Marie Derzay Elise Dubois 'I'2,lH 7' ' As if A 4 4 K Q fu? ' fs 4 ef- K tv 655 49. 11111 ' A , A vw W, gf I .....-.- mf 81 X Ecumenical eek .- A X 'SA l X ,VW l 1 A f l E 3, D h We learn by doing. . .During Ecumenical Week each class presented a different aspect of the Ecumenical Movement in order to inform our students of the importance of the upcoming Ecmnenical Council. 4, 1 Q 3 1' dfwpv -'Q P9 -A , K n if Elaine Duffy '?' W my ',, 1? .X X 1 x X gi K Kathleen Duffy S hella Dunning 'Y 'K ..., f ll, , me f fl' 2' T7 , .5 rfi Kathleen Flaherty l!XH,,'11' reels' , 'f-.-::.Hrr llflklvl WW 'WH ef l 82 0 f-W .- 105 Ye t l. Marcella Fox gi ef .i Al W1- J X' . Toni Gale :.sM 'fNw..-.Q QF' The last day of quiet before graduation. . . and the end. . .Senior day of Recollection. Class presidents and student body officers express the devotion of the whole Student Body by their presentations on May day. 1 2 Ns. ffiff f f 1 K 'Q V wr' I ' 4 1 Y ia, ,E if? 83 th? .C MXN X lx 4 ,,..,, aff f - AA,, 10' . JU I HS , Xl ' wtf Q,-A U 4 V' Tl 1 X 5 . C Q y y 7, ,, ,, Paula Gallagher ni 'ir' -Av Lynn Gilleran Carol Grady aff A!! IVX Margaret Grandsaert ' Kssaza, ..l ' 'av fuflb 4 fry? -bf'-'f g r r Carmen Gallwitz IQ. '49 Carmen Gonzales Carmela Graham -wll fj.-W 1-psf anal . X r X, Carolyn Green Li' 'F 4 ! Q X lr -.3 X 1- ,- I . ,. v N - by . Barbara Gibson 151394, 1 , i f ff! ' f fi? Patricia Gough Margot Graham G adv Elizabeth Greenwood x41 IU' I rt? C F I A E I I I -.. 3, 'J ,, M se W- ,A Em, 'V 3 I? A 1 it 'yi P m fA . , Traitor to her class. Terry Tuck auctions Seniors on Slave Day. f' f' , we ff .217 vf'-'19 Ai 5' A xx? A Y Y if JNN, y. Y V 5 jiri r . V, If x' , . Barbara Griffin Teresa Guinaw Aim Haberlin Carefully developed products of curiosity, interest and hard work. . . Displayed at the Science Fair. 'ml .-J p- 14' ' W 'TH' A-Sr lf'-'fff ,kia .N ' .QW fmsa?9 - v V. . y. , XSL.. 25 1 i K a'Q'Qc q ,IF vw S' V' 1, A f lo S AQti. !vr o W v was R , ,, 9 'Qi Q, janet Haggerty , 'Q 4 f , we as N .. A -ff' 'W Q g,sv 91 fn ,Ai f fi 'git Nr A 5 . t X. a is W o - 469, . L -P T1 K. Founders xx Michele I-Iakel Joanne I-Iamil V The Novices from Saratoga join us to celebrate the Feast of the foundress of Notre Dame. f: gg -Y? ,142 . 3 5' ' ' 1 E i w. ' Y . E ' an' V9 5 W .1 W Elaine I-Iaritos .- If ,. 7 ., 2 3, F X w. Q--rn 'Q' fi? Moreen I-Ieagerty TP EP AR Isabel Ioga V1rgin.ia jones Z- Jac que-:line Hickey NRYW! f H f' Q X 1 . , . m 55 EQ X Madeleine Holley Susanne Hughes W- ,V,.. . Mi U , ,.,, , ,,Q-IW ,4,-,g--442.-:4',:L: 1 ' f , -43,2-5:4-f .gym 44, ,. Q VA ,V ,f ., Q M ' f AZLWC-'fh if . ml? M 4' -'ww f 9:56:22 ,liflzi 1451 'V ' f- 1, -1,. K ww fr Z, -.,, f wp 'A 75 ff .1 1P'f Q 7 ,,4, ' X Karen Judge -1 'W' f '70s Nl! ov'-fy 'i +.:'mr' -we ,fw- ' I r'i 5? .X f Phyllis Kappeler ff W -'emi fi an in lx K J Patricia Kavanaugh Kathleen Kearns K,- , ,X Jacqueline Kerns 'P F i ,I 5-Ng rw .X The Senior Ball. . . Regal. . . Serene. . . to be remembered and treasured always. Mary Kidney Elizabeth Klein mf 'Elm QF,-3 NIR '4 l- ix V -J -1-9' ix Vx X 'X' i ,I XJ! lx I., Q vl L 'sf W-J 4' 'fig F ' 0 7 14 'N f-. ,- Q 3, 'R ,fi-Y vi - Y ' N ,N - 1133 . p fe iw 5 A U All - ' 0,4 J ' px 'V ' -'-ff-sv ., 1 4 ' rl X x y 3 'X N X , - K l s 1 Kathleen Koch Kathleen Kochly Jane Kolar Ki A M . ,,.A,,,w-Www E if i X 'Q' ,L s, My p . '23 f7 f' Q3 f .n ,nr - ll . dy, K 9-J 1 A p i t ll Lisabeth Kopp W., xxx' V' .,-,.QZeiw11i3xl aj? ., 1 , P?'jgffEi ?35eIsipiiLL,171,.liLf1'Y , Q if 'Zz , f' MPP I 1 'rv. , iQ, N-.. X L l. n f Susan Kruse f f f ,ti E, vw art I 'U' cf . 1 'E Mary Lang Barbara Larrouy e Ticgref' Efficient staff. . . rightfully proud of their new and highly successful news- magazine, LE TIGRE. iw, x w tiling , ivy-Z I ,,,fJ,N ,cz may Cheryl Laber rf ,fm 5? Denise LeMay ls? 4 , F . wi F - f L C .C-.. -0- '71 'N' ' f f ff? 1' , . x f X C , 1 Shirley Letcher Jean Littlejohn Carney Lunny Senior Sneak Day 423' 6 ? wllvq 391. 41' A The Seniors escape to Sea Cliff for a day of fun and rest. D ' -:M gf jj' np 'f!f:'::,4: if 'AI' ' A- ' ,fl-fJ ' ' ' ' 3 X Sr: oris Lunny Leslie Lyttle Micha 1M C ffr e caey K, ff: -.,- - --fr' '11 ww, ss 91 , if ...L 113 . . ie, wi . Sig: WM rv'- '-W 5. . ' 1'T??1sn-va JU- Iv 5, If P -,Z .fn w, ff ,, Y x I ,sis Seniors singing the Bernadette McDowell Carol Miller Mass. KM, , , ,A M my of the if ffx 1 m - 5 ' S X ' X if jane McCarthy Going to Communion Maureen Musante Kathleen Moreno Sacred Hem! Betty Moya x -.. L as NS .N .135 V -fi' g 92 xxx Q. A Leaving the auditorum FWWM 'qw , F? -A 1, 4 --ei f' s 'u-., I .WIQI 'LJ , glfwx -1' 'T I . gl ing: X X, ' X I Margaret Mallen Patricia McCabe A traditional Welcome. Fzfosb-Seniozf ,1-,A sl --K - ,Z gf' 1 X Q - 5 . Eb , 5- a A ,. 755 1 V' ' . I Nancy Naughton The Frosh entertain. Nancy Nicolato Aloha, Seniors Susan Norton Carol O'Brien f ip fy, in 1 '12 U 1 T?b ly , V U ' i 1 A ' 93 i x he , 1.1 is if -ya F' 1-'U T if 2 .1 Z' K K 4' fri -Q ' 'TV .1 :RRY vi Mary o'Brien ps--V af f N QS Maureen O'Leary Laure ne Otto H, ff, ,, ,L N X f a , Nm ' -- ,., .ami , Y Joanne Overdevest 2. K. M '7 V 'X -A H-av ,, f 5 .yd Q 1 L,, f f I fi? ..-.-P-WH 5 im- .,fig,k'Ff- ff l , 2-3? ' , A , H, A - , M I 1, avi? .. . , - M !k'ii'xi1'-PH' 'f' W W-t'7'1L' 'g um 1 'H fvr fUN Q I 1Ql Margat O'Brien fi' ' w fm Class day begins. . .the Seniors Sing fm. r y ' Q 'N 'f Mary Orchard Bonnie Barnes reads the Freshman History of the class of '62, fwffff? 3' V E f H A V ,ii Y,-Ur, . . -V 4'-. aj, Y .lip i Nl fi-Iwi' W V Q-fligrfi-3 gq '1--fvll sf ff! W? 7 .sn Y L or Qin I ' x , sf GX lv I4 - . 'I V ' ' ' F P, wa , ll 'I N' l X I if --M ,l 4 Q W Q. 'r 'l?A l ' It M Carol Owen Dorothy Passarellu 'nq.L.q-5-mm- W-W.-wr---t'm My Shpeherd is the Lord A rim? E 43' 62 In return, the Class of 65 sings farewell. ,101 i - ,E , 4 W 9 f , V7 X X UV I Evelyn Pellegrini Lenore Pierotti julie Poimiroo .Q WL ,NF rjawl K 2 W KV Jeanne Quivey S f,H Phyllis Ralph Josephine Randaz zo 11- fx f'g 'W Girls receive awards on Class day. LYG 15 E gvs '05 'AYP 1' ?l ,x X l X Nancy Raley Judith Reardon ,gw - ,ff 'WO 11 as foe, X mr I Joan Roberts Cheryl Russell Susan Schabot 4 -1 fm M, , y L I ,Y ru, x ,i f as fi A 'li A tj? ,ff , .I 1' x ' X X 4 1 Nadine Scigliano Maryanne Sehl Marian Sevier V ' w g.: . -N - ,.,, N-g-V-f-M-M ,, . Atbjw lmgtllt ' far-N '- tif' A X ex- 'N 0 519 1,315 -44.9, 'qi 'VX ,pn KW Nur: Susan S harp f '7 . :Y .sie 2' Q ---'r 5 Anna Sousa 5 V, 6' Aff' A'- .Qs ' 4' 'nf Penny Smith Gail Snowgrass , 1 ' f Q -A l XX Q 'mu- A Jeanne Spitsen l?,1s Q f N.:,fv,,s-'1's If .sf 5' V' I'1.:v1a5P'?ix2ff 31,4 Nqr ,CQ ,I -4 Vi, Hwgffl ' 3., ,1A53,:g,,Qw lv. Q ,1, - ,vfejx f A '4' ' , 'VII V ', x I' ' 2 ,ff Martha Stella 3 MH Q 1 'J --ag, ' ,, ..,,2- Q' 1' Ty Sandra Stephenson Barbara Stradcutter Mary Sullivan Susan Surprise GRADUATION DAY fn- Aiwa H ti ,Q--mf.: Jackie Hickey fu 'QQ presents her Q, M Valedictory. fig? 1 : ss .fn P ,,,. ., A . t 1 y t v A ff ,- 1 ,, fr 'N F W-L-an A A,...,-- for X 1 ' w ,.., at W .V rv A9 'I' 141' as yy . 4 'rr X t I WX , Phyllis Swiger Donna Torpey V' V 'W--7 M, 'HMM'-un lik 72 V R . 3 . tr Ig K x - M 5 fm V 1, - ng '4 ., V fl X . xg, ,, . V .N ffm I Theresa Tuck Beverly Valenti L. Gwendoline VanDen Berghe fi CU' Av 'NP' Marilyn Watt V f -2 f,avssx ,'gz j - t 5 , av .5 25 , L 0,21 X' twill, y 1 rg, , K' ' dy, ' pw: at N tg 'U f F, 'Nd X Dolores Tripp md Class I , , x 'f , 'Z f'- 1 A. f - V r 7 mon of 1962 v 'Tr 41, ' .- , R ,C +L- -,nu .we y.-1.,...1 531. ,,.,..p.f I, - 6 f q., 21? ' I' Us 45, ' -35' f A J i 1.5 X Q 51, 5 VLA. X Y I. Mary Weadock Arlene West Charlona Williams I n Remembrance U35'5'E'H'5' 93 HH Q-'figanfc Qogboqgm f'f gfifgrfmofi SUQQS E-mgggc: Etzrfbgmm . mag, 2. O EECDED EHHSQQ Egan! :1-?2+5?B 3 wo' Q, XO ' sg ,, -,Q f'f,,, H. L 0 1 l , 8 , ..f xjeg FF ffi Y-.DJ q-..,,, K, , .V x I Frances Wilson Jacqueline Wotila 3 5? li xi 155374 Margaret Wu rf? ,J lvfvs' 0-JU .ami Q 'X N national em Jacqueline Hickey Those who know you, Jacqueline. have visualized the clear outlines of a serious mind determined to develop its capacities to their maximum potential. The unmis- takable image of a scholar is lucidly depicted through your achievements as National Merit Scholar, life member of C.S. F. and National Honor Society, as California Scholarship Federation Finalist, as recepient of the National Honor Society Honor- ary Scholarship and Bank of America Trophy, and through your acceptance in the Honors Program at the University of Santa Clara where you plan to pursue a Pre- Med. course. Your scholastic accomplishments have truly brought great credit to Notre Dame: but even more than these, Jacqueline, your whole - hearted cooperation and ready Willingness to lend a hand to any project, your active participation in Sodality and Y. C. S. , and your outstanding leadership as president of C,S. F. rank you as one of the Admirable Super 200 of our Alma Mater. ji Scholars S usan A rchibald You have enriched Notre Dame, Susan. by your intellectual humility. You who lead the Nations graduates as a National Merit Scholar, a National Honor Society Honorary Scholar. and a recipient of a Scholarship to College of Notre Dame, a State Scholarship Qualifying Finalist, and a Life Member of the Calif- ornia Scholarship Federation and of the National Honor Society: you who had a large share in writing the original script for Honey Hone, our successful Student Production: you who have given an example of tireless service as a li- brary Assistant: of dedication as a Sodalistg of creativity as a feature writer for Le Tigre -- you claim to be only a follower! We at Notre Dame salute you for the lustre you have added to the torch of Christian scholarship held high by our Alma Mater for over a century in California! lf' fkxx -E lQxQ XX lOl utsmnclincg Margot Graham A When We think of you, Margot, we do, not first think of the scholar who Won distinction as a National Merit Finalist, a State Scholar, a Bank of America Trophy, Award and Honors at the University of Santa Clarag nor do We think first of leadership which made your class select you as their Senior Class President. Above and beyond the glory of your scholarship and leadership is the glory of your goodness, a glory reflected in a million acts of self-sacrifice for your class, the Y. C.S. , Sodality -- for anyone who needed you. You have set the entire school an unparalled example of outstanding scholarship and leadership coupled With self- effacement. We have no doubt that wherever you go Notre Dame will be better loved and appreciated because you reflect so well the goodness it endeavors to in- culcate. 41 aw' F 1 N Alfx A L I s T iq- ,..,,...,,.af' W J X. wafers Isabel lgo Whatever the qualities that make for leadership -- responsibility, integrity, loyalty, self-sacrifice, personality, friendliness, fairness, creativity -- they are all summed up in our minds in one name: Isabel. From the day your Fresh- man class elected you their President to the afternoon of Graduation which brought you the Ada Ryland Award, Notre Dame's Highest I-Ionor for Outstanding Leader- ship and Religion, you have been in every sense a leader. While you served your class well as Freshman and Sophomore President, our greatest debt is to the quality of leadership you exercised as Student Body President. Faculty and students alike counted on your prudence and charity. Your associate officers and Council trusted your judgment, your Principal and fellow students relied on your loyalty. Through you, the wonderful spirit of N.D.B. has been intensified. As you follow your two sisters and two brothers in the religious life, we at Notre Dame offer you our highest praise and our deepest appreciation. Iii IO3 4 .Sbdfzlizjf rqfect Bonnie Barnes N. D, B. extends to you deep appreciation for your outstanding leadership as Prefect of the Sodality. The spiritual formation of the Sodalists and the im- pact of that formation upon the Student Body this year have been due to your untiring efforts. The Sodality Way of life - the Christ-like endeavor to sanctify self, to sanctify others, and to defend the Church - has been promulgated by the Sodalists under your dedicated direction. Through such activities as the Lenten project, the unit apostolic projects, and the summer meeting program you have led the Sodalists to a greater realization of their responsibility to Jesus, through Mary. - 9 Ann Haberlin Notre Dame pays tribute to you for your dedication and leadership as Young Christian Student President. You have, by your example and enthusiasm, stimulated the members of Y. C.S. to a practical response to the appeals of the popes and bishops of our modern times to join in the great mission of reChristianizing society, of restoring all things to Christ. We thank you, Ann, for your personal interest in the apostolic development of each member of your Y.C.S. group and for your untiring zeal to instill in each girl a sense of mission to her fellow-man. This sense of mission has been concretized this year in such projects as the organization of parish dialogue Masses, involvement with such civic organizations as the Catho- lic Interracial Council and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and personal interest and involvement in the problems of the students at Notre Dame. Through Y.C.S. you have been trained and you have helped to train others to strive through organized coopera- tion action to combat the pagan influences of your teenage surroundings and to give to your world a newness of life. Our prayer for you is that you will always be filled with the same apostolic desires and aspirations- that you will always give Christ to all places of your everyday life. Ig. T' IO5 zzblzc Evelyn Pelligrini Because of you, Evelyn, Notre Dame High School, Belmont, stands more clearly d- revealed for what she is - an institution devoted completely to the formation of e ucated Christian women. With you the news magazine, Le Tigre, came to birth- l and to a maturity surprising for one year's growth. You have established an idea that all future Editors of Le Tigre can emulate because it is an ideal built on the solid structure of painstaking work, good critical faculty, and an uncompromising stand on the truth of things. In addition to demanding the best from yourself, you have demanded careful craftsmanship from your staff, and you have inspired the printer of Le Tigre, Mr, Shand, with great respect for you and for Notre Dame. Yours has been a significant contribution in representing our school and our student as they are, and since we are proud of what they are We are grateful to you. ,V L, , Q 106 w, 5 5 S n , iw , ,, elm 'ons Barbara Bracco To you has been given the honor and the responsibility of truly holding high THE TORCH, In the glow of the pages of this Annual you have captured the scholarship, the leadership, the spiritual awareness, the sportsmanship, the oneness that characterizes Notre Dame's Student Body. The hours of labor, the long-range plans, the realized hopes and the many disappointments which have gone into the making of this yearbook have also gone into the making of a dedi- cated, responsible person: you, the Editor of THE TORCH, Notre Dame is grateful to you. ,, E 7 Mary We a docl-i ii 'lllM-nr- As Vice-President of the Senior Control, you have faithfully re- mained at your post until the happy or bitter end. Wherever you Were, Mary, we could be sure that the high ideal of Notre Dame would be respectedg We could be sure of right orderg We could be sure of the resulting peace. As we recognize and thank you for your unselfish devotion, your strong loyalty, and your unwavering sense of justice, we pray that your pre- sense on this last page of the 1962 Annual will augur unend- ing peace for the Class of '62. As the 1962 Annual and Senior Superlatives comes to a close, it is impossible to end Without adding a heartfelt thanks to every member of this senior class Without whom this class would not have been as outstanding, IO8 farewell 'UDF' i,,,,N llllllnlwvl With four years of memories, ideas, and experience formed within Notre Dame, we now stand at the threshold ready to move into the world and expand. May the mem- ories be cherished, the ideas shared, and the experience used every day to spread the light of the Torch of Notre Dame. -e 5 'Hai 171 fl .j,1-Il -1 A L .I , Q X 4' , X X I v Q ' : - hm- - X I r.