St Rose Academy - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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PLAY DAY VERY year the students of Saint Bose look forward to Play Day at Domini an Conven San Rafael On this day we compete in such sports as Volley ball Basketball Archery Hockey Swimming and Tennis On the tennis courts B rnice Dawson and lean Gilhuly upheld the honor of the tennis club ln volleyball Genevieve Knowlton Kathleen Stolz Rita Sullivan Shirley Sulli van Suzanne Biordan and Mary lane Palmer competed with students f 'vliss Hamlin s School and Dominican Convent ln the afternoon the girls gathered in Forest Meadows and ate their lunches Later Barbara Cavanaugh Gloria McCormick Virginia Costello Mary Bose Borg Shirley Sullivan Patricia Anne Palmer Barbara Nelson and others enioyed the swimming pool The bus arrived to bring .is back to San Francisco and all the girls scampered to their seats On the way home we sang happily and another successful year in competition at Play Day was at an end THE SENIOR CLASS AT THE SNOWS saw Patricia McAuliffe trying her skill at skiing Geraldine Keefe was pro claimed Queen of the Toboggan Run at Soda Springs while at Norden the snow sled worked double time pulling Gene Marie Conlin Mary Iane Palmer Edna Battani Yvonne Christ and Patricia Anne Palmer to the Sugar Bowl Not satisfied with cold feet and freezing hands Gene Marie Conlm re turned to Norden a month later with other enthusiasts Shirley Sullivan and Marie Mulcrevy Betty Dahloerg tried her artistic skill on a huge snowrnan at Badger Pass Betty Smith and Virginia Boot were seen rolling snowballs at Lake Tahoe it seems they were practicing up for bowling in the city The Dominican Club sponsored a trip to Norden and among those on the train were Margaret Wall Mary Carey Ruth Anderson and Ann Marie Owens Mary lane Palmer 4l OUR SENIOR LUNCHEON AIEVERY year about a month before graduation the luniors give a luncheon to graduates This year May lOth was the date selected and the ltalian room of the St Francis Hotel is where the girls met We had a Very enioyable lunch Interesting discussions took up the hour after the luncheon and a vote of thanks was given to the Iuniors Betty Dahlberg 4l PAGE THIRTY FIVE 153 , . R L.1 A - c t, . ' ' - V 5' I ' I I I l 1 ' l e ' ' ' ' ' . , ' , ' O i ' ' ' ' ' . Gllkl-IE Senior Class was well represented at the snow this year, Donner Summit 1 ' , I . , I I l A L . A A , . , L I T ' I ' I . , . -Z I

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HAPPENINGS DURING THE YEAR Auqus126 1940 1 sa '1 f1 11 11 s 1 OC1 J ere 1r1e 1Cb 1113, were re e 131 1 d '1e1 1 F1115 I1 sm e o a Je er1u Jaca O11 we C11 1 11 ssea C re Jl9CIS11Y'1 C11 reope11111c1 o co September 20 1940 e 1 d1 1 1s1er 111 e o1s1er parm ook plfce today C111d C 116111 1ra y all 1 13 11ar1's 1h o111c1al 01119 c1 e res1 c e sc fc1 '111 19 CI r w11 nave Q rros1 er11ovc1b1e our years October 19 1940 were voll 'yDI e11111s a11d mW1111 11111 or IOIIOTV 911O1fjf11C 111c1 s ec 1 111 1 1o 1he res1o1us December 7 1940 Mrs Schroa he CVIYQINICI Costello s s1s1a 11 CI 191101111051 sy111pl1o111c l1CITQ1 1 gave C1TQC1'QIl 1h1s CI1lPTI1OOT1 1o CIT1 CIQDIPCNITIVP n111ClC111 11 :dy ou should be very proud o1 your s1s1er V1rq1r11a December Z0 1940 Qur C11'11'1L1C1 Chr1s11r1as par1y was a great surcess and 'ho most ur11or qeuable character was qerual S1 N1ck Icmuary 10 1941 Father Rxchard Vuhey O P m St Rose Audrtorxum Never before has a lecturer w11h 1he excepuoh o1 Bro1her Leo rece1ved such ah ovc111o11 The a1L1C19I'l1S were e1'11l1rallec w11h Faihers talk o11 Blessed 1w1ar11r1 de Porres Fa1her Vahey 1S 1he ass1sfa111 ec11 or o1 1he very popular Ca1hol1c maqazme The Torch Icmuury 15 1941 Farher V1r1ceh1 F 11cCar1h,f ASQ15lGH1 D1rec1cr cf 1h SOCIGIY 1or 1he Propaga11or1 o1 1he Fa11h 1oday brouqh1 a 111ov111q p1c1ure to school OH 1he 11e o1 Father Dar111eh CII'1Cl asked our a1d 1or 1he 1ore1q11 11115310115 Icnucxry 16 1941 Th 1u111or lass 1oaay gave a luncheon 1he proc ed c1 wh1ch were seat 1o 1h WISSIOUS The FOOQQTCIUOY1 o1 the 91111 s1uc1 11lbOGY 111ade 11 xery success'ul Icmuury 31 1941 17 'her Ke1 er o1 1he Mar,141'1oll Cor1ver11 111 Nev York .rave c br1e1 a11a 11 c 1ure CD1 1he support cf 1he '11 ss1c1 111 1he Far East 11' 'us V1 X e ryo re h .Q been sa.111f, her LV I111DSl PAUL 1r1111Y 111 'I Th s the re1ur. V1 19 .1 1.3 o sch ', 1: h 1 old ' V: l'1 'L F '- e- 1111,-V5 651' .VV-J 1a YVC1. 1 ','1V 1 Vide I 1 ' ,V 11 , e 1' cc: ' Q1 se: Vt f'V , e V V ' V V1 s:hV l. Thc Ti'1'T1C1Z'LC1l 'Ba SQ V lg l, TQ., Q, A V ' iV J .Vx ' 1 1 .11 11::e 11.1 ' h V 1. Th' 1 V e ' T wel: .V 1hV 1 Q14 111811 lx 1he Vhgol, V d 1- V ll hgpe 1hey 'l' ' L, 1 1 V. V 'V If V . 131 111:1s1 PI1lf 3'CI1'D1Ff da was 5 i1e111 111 her1111i111l D1'!I1!1111l'C'11'1 Collef-'10, There Y '- , e f ll, 1. ', ' I1 ' Q 1, 11 , 1 J V . V1' ,' V 'pVVf a ' EC ,r . . V 1 -, ' ' , 1 U 11 , 1- 1 'I , ' V Q '. ,, , ' A 1 A ,C 2 r . Y 1' l l ' K' w 1 . V - 1, . V - lvyk I . f A 1 'V1 I V , I1 V 1 ' . ' ' L , 1 D N X I N. 1 Q j W E . . , K' l l V A 1 1 , ,i 1 . . . . e ' ' c' ' ' , V e s 1 ' e 1 ' e :QQ ' . V ' 1' e 'e' - ' V , Q, , , . K . a. V. .. V, 1 V 1' V J 21, V 1 V Luzeresizdq le: f . V . 1V 'V is V V f'. S1 Ve