St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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GARNHTA l2Ell.l.lEY' 'California sunshine . . .Child oi Mary . . . long-winded telephone conversationalist . . . sincere . . . HLet's go roller skating . . . I donit lcnow, Sister . . . irrepressible humor . . . Ublondien . . . little helper . . . Ufiardeniai' . . . ripplin' rhythm . . . THOMAS CQLLINSM- Shorty . . . rainbow footwear . . . Now simmer down . . . box oliice ian . . . grand- stand basketball player . . . pranltster . . . carefree . . . master of the green cloth table. . . mumbled oral topics . . . allergic to studies . . . bearded boy. . . LUCILLE OCONNOR 4 blonde . . . sheis Adams' apple, but he is in the army now . . . woman in white how abouta smile, huh? . . . enjoys a good argument. . . ardent club member-Glee Club, Sodality, C. D. A. absentee . . .CLARA CASEY fuls there anyone besides me who hasn't his history homeworl4?', . . .witty . . . typical lrish temper . . ,Mopin' around while he is in the army ... lilces to eat out .. . tall, darlt and attractive . . . hard worlcer . . .enjoys a good party ...CATHERINE KELLY- Hi honey! y ireclcles . typing shark Qshe saysb Say have you heard GlennMiller's latest recording? . . .Little Miss lrish . . . affectionate . . . Sister, may we have a mixer this afternoon? . . . Flippant . . . l-las anyone got a comb? . . . generous . . . Senior Play .Ol i V ' ..3 ..16

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HELEN STQYELL' versatile 'itlwose cool and limpid green eyes . . . studious . . . 'Can l lwave your name and address lor my senior scrapboolc, please' '... personality plus . . , coquettislw . . . another new outfit, Helen? . . . lreslmman Financier . . . THQMAS QUllNlLAN' 'feminine l1eart tlwrob . . . brilliant star of tlwe gridiron . . . tlwat boy from l-lomer . . . baby blue eyes . . . St. Marys Gary Cooper. . .good eye lor curves Cartl . . . gullible . . . varsity man... slovv, easy smile . . . favorite vvord cderogatory . . .'iWhat tense slwall l use? CFrenclwD . . . ANGELINA MAlEl2Ar5'Angie . . . . lwumorous . . . cute little triclc . . . May l wait on you? '... small, but dynamic . . . l.oolcl girls, there goes a uniform' '... man-hater Cha-l1aD . . . lilces roller slcating . . . Hparlez-vous francais? -'Angie does some- times . . . Believe it or not, by Ripleyl . . . PAUL DOMINESKE . . . vvlien l'm a success . . . an apple lor tlwe teaclwer . . . intellectual . . . Heis 4-F in tl'1e army and A-'I in luis lweart. . . future college man . . . medical degree . . . me, myself, and l . . . man about tovvn . . . just aslc Saroyan or Domineslte . . . I 15..

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WHATS CCDOKINV? f 1 st Nw Silence envelops the senior classroom. Twenty-nine pairs of eyes are focused on a pert senior miss dressed in typical col- legiate attire-indispensable dirty saddle shoes, argyle socks, painted stockings, broomsticlc slcirt, sloppy cardigan and perlcy hair bow. She is about to deliver a new recipe which she guarantees will malce anyone of the twenty-nine beg for more. She spealcs: Take a typical school day, sift it twice. Measure one-half teaspoon of 'The Turmoil' and 'Macbeth' and one- half cup of ardent worlc on the 'Per An- nos' and sift together once. Add gradu- ally, lively class meetings and senior snap- shots, mixing thoroughly. Beat until stiff, 624 C75 'Sf twenty-nine class rings, stirring in gradu- ally. Flavor with just the right amount of geometry propositions and chemistry ex- periments. For a perfectly scrumptious icing, may l suggest you mix one half cup of baslcetball thrills. Boil over Jimmie Dorsey's latest record until the mixture spins a couple of peppy cheerleaders. Remove from the fire and 'pool' 'till you get a 'colte at Coolies' or a 'mixer.' Finally, sprinlcle the icing with a couple of flashy lettermen, and there you have it. What? Why that's simple! The whole mad conglomeration represents our frenzied, joyous, activity- crammed senior year.