St Andrews High School - Tower Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Elaine Vilven President Noreen Antrim Vice-president A ball slowly rolling around the rim of a basket, a desperate leap to return a volley- ball serve, an ear-splitting St. Andrew's cheer create the suspense and excitement of varsity games shared by all students as participants or spectators. With swimming and tennis added, students are offered a varied sports program to develop coordination and phys- ical fitness. Through training in athletic proficiency, the Girls' Athletic Association endeavors to promote school spirit and sportsmanship. Team mascots, our Daddy and Andy Atoms, and coveted spirit banners spark fierce com- petition among classes, but the entire school unites to meet the challenge of other high school teams. .A.A. Pro f

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Challenge tO Generosity To produce effective and dedicated Catholic leaders who are capable of turn- ing the possibility of failure into an excit- ing challenge is the aim of the Sodality. At level and committee meetings, experi- enced and new members alike debate such topics as decency in literature and moral- ity in dress and receive individual spiritual guidance. Realizing that action must flow from prayer and discussion, Sodalists par- ticipate in a number of apostolic projects. An intimate union with Christ inspires a persistent desire to win souls for Godg thus, they are constantly alert to oppor- tunities to bring Him into their daily lives. Trained and encouraged by the Sodality, each member eagerly accepts her role as a Christ-bearer in the modern world. Diane Dimura, Kathleen Wall, Linda Doble Anne Reilley, and Martha Lambertus sort magazines to be sent to missions near and far.

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Iudy Harrison Secretary, first semester Connie Emme Secretary, second semester s ff. i iii notes Spirit, T C. Sportsmanship eri y ar Treasurer Elaine Vilven, G.A.A. president, pre sides at council meeting.