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

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Eileen Menotti, Pauline Haugland, Mary Lee Brooks, Yolanda Rojas prepare album of the various proiects undertaken during the year. Red Cross Builds Strong Community Caring for the sick and building good will among the youth of many nations are the main objectives of the Red Cross. Practical application of their motto, Love your neighbor as yourself is shown in their active participation in the numerous activities sponsored by this organization. Both young and old appreciate the work done by the members who make books, toys, and tray favors. Margaret Nyerges .reads an account of Diane Haugland President plans for future Red Cross projects

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FN wi: Aia Tulleners President Dewey Decimals Dispel Doubts What are the important responsibilities of the Library Club? In addition to shelving books, filing cards, and keeping the library neat and orderly, student librarians aid harassed students in their frantic, last minute search for books which are inevitably out. Money accruing from overdue books, which happily seem to be in abundance, is used to purchase new books, which, in due time, also become overdue. Without the aid of the Library Club, much time would be wasted in a frustrating search for necessary books and information. Oflicers and committee chairmen: SEATED: Michael Thiel Heidi Hawkins, Sandra Duerst. STANDING: Charlene Markey Evelyn Fischer, Mrs. Van Tassel, librarian: Betty Terry, Carolyn Austin Helen Haines. Assistants, KNEELING: Allison Mc- Neely, Marcella Ivy, Pauline Haug- land, Olivia Zamora, and Beatrice Cardenas. SITTING: Maureen Mar- torano, Barbara Bizjak, Helen Pad- den, Victoria Duran, Peggy Vessely, Mary Ann Vacca, Mary Fogarty, Lin- da Lyman, and Clarissa Haidy. STANDING: Valerie Dembrowski, Virginia Krupka, Dianne Haugland, Patricia McLaughlin, Sharon Thomas, Susan Lamb, Diane Dimura, Yolanda Rojas, Barbara Lansing, Bernie Tul- leners, Margaret Nyerges, Cecilia Haupt, Anne Chestang, Joanne Vana- core, and Nancy Marcella.

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Busy Year for Motheris Club ' .14 3' l 1 D Q . 'L Eg-5 R I Q , A ii? Officers meet to prepare plans for future proiects. From left: Mrs. Alvin Coffey, recording secretaryg Mrs. Raymond Garretson, first vice-presidentg Mrs. Louis Kovac, presidentg Mrs. Frances Gallo, second vice-presidentg Mrs. Maurice Haugland, treas- urer. STANDING: Mrs. James jordan, third vice-president, and Mrs. Philip Sher- lock, parliamentarian. , ,F eil . an Whether sponsoring hot lunches, rummage sales, hat or fashion shows as fund raising measures, our untiring Mothers' Club is always ready to cooperate in ventures that benefit the school. A lasting tribute to their generous support is the modern equipment in the foreign lan- guage laboratory, to which they constantly contribute. The most recent addition to a working li- brary is a set of records and tapes. L Mrs. Garretson shows new member how to run mimeograph. i. 9.2-aft 1 .4 Mrs. Kovac, Mrs. Gallo and Mrs. Jordan prepare hamburger sale