St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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. I -i f l if ,AV 4.5L Y U C , ,, JUNIQRS Ae E, ll - W School days, school daze, and we enioyed every minute S' ni' of it. Our little nooks under the willows and our privileges X It pf' ' F X 7 as iuniors were new and dear to us. .' gf' an L 'if' Junior Day was our maior triumph. With its theme of Gold ff fi. rl l U, A If ,F j Rush days we were transported to the early era of California il ' ink Q A when the Mission, the Trading Post, and the Old Music .f .ii I ' '-I Hall were in full swing. All the fun of Junior Day was Sit' xp, highlighted by the thought of the worthy cause it served, I Q ,J 'DI the Red Cross and Community Chest funds. 5 57 'A The curtain descended as we attended the prom, gave the ' -'I ll Senior Banquet, and served as ushers for our beloved seniors. Midst the clatter of tennis rackets, the selling of books, and the fond farewells, we reached the merry climax of our iunior year. JUNIOR OFFICERS From Left lSeatedl-Rita Slattery, President llSl, Mary Ann Ramberg, President llS3, Georgia Ann Maloney, President llS2 lStandingl-Joleen Edwards, Secretary llSl, Betty Heiser, Secretary llS3, Anne Fitzpatrick, Secretary llS2.

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MARGARET WICK GRACE ANN ZEUTZIUS Band, 2 Confraternity, 4 Lucians, 3 Eucharistic Committee, 4 Student Control, 4 Although we cherish many beautiful memories of our beloved Saint Mary's, graduation is not the time to remember the past, rather, it is a time to look forward into the future. We have not spent our years here to become illustrious in the eyes of the world, but to become apostles on earth and saints in eternity. Although we may never face death for our Faith, we must face life and at Saint Mary's we have been instructed in the truths that inspired the martyrs. ln a world chilled by forgetfulness of God, we must love Him with the intense love of the martyrs, we must serve Him to the fullest extent of our being, we must carry Him to others with the zeal of the apostles. Under the guidance of our Blessed Mother and the principles we have learned at her Academy, we must go forth to bring Christ back into the world. The year is climaxed with the Baccalaureate Mass in which the Seniors beg God's blessing on the days that lie ahead. Fm? 1i.x.x X .1 .1 11

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First Row-From Left: Carol Atchison, Elena Sanchez, Helene Hopp, Barbara Ven- tura, Mary Rose Cosgrove, Dorothy Arnold, Mary Ann Holmes. Second Row: .loan Gocke, Betty Andreski, Mary Ann de Nunzfo, Jo Ann Barnard, Kathleen Vote, Kathleen Creutz, Helen Gonzalez, Betty Anne Boyd. Top Row: Sue Mulick, Charlene Johnson, Mary McDowell, Mary Alice Harrington, Constance Niemiec, Patricia Buckley, Genevieve Ortega, Clara Parodi, Rita Slattery. First Row-From Left: Barbara Cline, Nancy Galt, Marlene Weber, Carolyn Carson, Sheila Ratigan, Joleen Edwards, .loan Savant, Gloria Herberger. Second Row: Fitta Parodi, Sally Snow, Beatrice Hoffman, Yvonne Fulco, Doris Chavez, Agnes O'Sullivan, Margaret Moser. Top Row: Marie D'Anna, Joan Heuer, Joan Watters, Katherine Nelson, Marycita Fabrega, Patricia Hughes, Eileen McCarthy, Katherine McCall.