St Rose Academy - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 38 of the 1943 volume:

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' A 'z' -B11 I .,.'J,V1f5 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Presxdent Betty Colhns Treasurer Pamela Pendergnst Vlee Presldent Xuclre French Secretary Edrth Smdden EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Betts C olhns I' ttncu Pc ndergast Andre French lchth Sc adclen C lflllillll hrlbllllll hllllLlIL M III Igkl eau Muck Senlor I lass Presldcnt Ine7 Ry lll umol C lass Preslclc nt Peggy Mc Hugh Sophomore Cl css Preslclent Ibllfllll H1lhn in I-reslnnan Cl ass Presldent Suzanne Rmrdan L K IN f olo el Rosalie Mullen unlor Colonel CLASS OFFICERS 19421945 Semors President e1n Muck Vlce Presldent Mary Lon I c lcle-r Treasurer oan Pogson Secretarx Nlarllyn Hartford Sophomores Presldent Peggy McHugh Vnce President ane Pr nleel Sec retarw Barbara Zgraggen umors Presndent Inez Rv an Vxce President P ttrlcl 1 C onlin Treasure r Peggy Egan Secret :rx 'XItrg1retH1llm'cn Freshmen Pre slclent P llflcll Hallman VlcePrcs1clent M ary C raw Sccret urs PlII'lCI'l Rmrdan PUBLICATIONS HE SAINI Rosr Xe ADFNIH PM ss ln IIIUS ple1smc to the students of mans schools as ss ell as to out own LVL mall m any exelnnve eoples Tlns pnbllea tnon records the happy ex ents ol our days it school as xx ell as our outslde 'ICIIXI tles Our edxtors spend many hours to mzlee each Issue 1 success hut then efforts are less trdecl hy the congrxtulatcny letters recen ed and by honor nhle IIICIIIIOII Ill the Clthollc Press I xlnlnts Different ffnls edit eic h Issue so th it all may sh ire the mterestxnv expel lence ol Ikflllllg lor prlnt THE SFNIUR YEAR Book IS IIVIIIQCKI tmnaoecl ind edlted hy the Seniors It IS presented to the I' lLllllS 1nd Student Body Ill gt ctclul 'IPPICCVIIIOII ol our h tppy days it Snnt Rose IIIIIN Axrs Duls 41 Psch zocm .' 1 , I ' . ,A , - 1 ll- I ' ' +,' l I l I 3 . 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' . 1 - 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 . l . 1' 1 1 1 ', .1 SEN OUR CECILIAN CLUB HIS year the C ecrlran C lub of Sarnt Rose xx as fortunate rn arrangrng for 1tS members to attend musrc al profframs of exeeptronal rnterest The CllllCllCIl s symphony brought us much pleasure Sex er al ol our gn ls enloyed the I rrday after noon concerts r number of our students were ushers In our Audrtorrurn a rnoxrng preture Moonlrght Sonata was shown ysrtlr the famed Padereuskr performrng Franz LlS7I s I-Iungarran Rhapsody 'Vo 2 rnd Beethoy en s Moonlrght Sonata The members of the Catholre Actron Socrety conducted a musreal qur7 proyrrrg that our students lppreer rte Oood musrt Ru rt rls u ere qryen by the students of the rnusrc departrrrent C11 orzm fIF1IC'H 4? DRAMA ACH class presented a play' lor our Ireslrrnerr Reeeptron rn October The Senror play was entrtled The I amp XVent Out The unrors gaye Two Tables of Brrdge The Sophomores rrrterpreted The Doctor Sard and the Ifreshnren Play yn as Surprise In order to rarse money for xx ar bonds the Dramatre C lass enter tamed us wrtlr two short plays The Tenth YVord and Ifar Above RlllJlCS l hese xx ere grven rn Nor ernber YVL lr rd our Chrrstrnrs pl ry on Detenrber txxellth All who rttended the perlormanee ol A Robe Por The Duchess pronounced rt a decrded sueeess For thej C C YV contest Sarrrt Rose group aeted A Mrnuet It merrted much applause The trad1t1onalSen1or Play tlrrs year was Prrde and Pr eludrte The ehar 'inter portrayal and aetrng pleased all our nrvrted guests on the ey enrng of lune fourteenth NANLX Crzourrr 45 IACJF POUR I FEN ,, .. , , V . A . . 'V . 1 A C K R , D , .. - . . , . . A . , . ,. ' . '. ,, 7 . . , O 1 . 1 , .,1 , . .. v. .W H . ,, ' V - 4 . r K 1 I V. V 7. 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'11 1 '51 1 1 ' ' I. 1 I' 1 ' A 7' 1 9' 1:-Ax SAIN'I ROSE CATHOLIC ACTION I-IE Catholic Actlon group at Samt Rose has gnven programs to entertain the girls and for the benefit of the Missions Our last program was a review of popular books Before Christmas we sponsored the collectnon of religious articles for boys in the armed forces Many girls gave medals and Holy Cards that were dear to them Their sacrifices were small 1n comparrson with those of our boys 1n the four corners of the earth At Samt Rose we attend the tradltlonal Flrst Friday Mass ln our Chapel and receive Holy Communion We also sing Missa Cantatas The glrls sang Compllne rn Chapel and on Palm Sunday a group sang Complme at Samt Dominic s Church In Samt Rose Chapel we have the Stations of the Cross on Frldays durmg I ent and Benedictlon The grotto in our school yard IS v1s1ted on many occasions during the year On the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes the rosary is sald durmg the processron In May we crown Our Lady s statue w1th a garland of roses Since December 7 1941 we have been takmg turns saymg a rosary each day for our boys ln the armed forces ANNA BERGERO 43 LAURETUQ CARR 43 I C C W HE first meeting of the junior Council of Catholic Women was held early rn September Transportatlon problems prevented general meetmgs so we chose a representatxve from each class to attend the assemblies These colonels The first social event of the Council was the Christmas Dance an evening of pleasure at the U S F Auditorlum on December elghteenth Music was by Paul I aw and h1s orchestra The Dramatic Tournament was held rn Saint Briglds Audltorlum In the prellmmarles on February twenty eighth Samt Rose gurls presented A Mmuet The Basketball Contests began on March sixth All the games were played on Notre Dame Des VICIOITCS court WV e commend the spirit and sportsman sh1p of our players and those who attended the games April fourth marked the biggest event in the Councll s year On that day the Students of all member schools in San Francisco attended Mass rn Samt Mary s Cathedral and recen ed Holy Communion praying for a just and last mg peace The Tenn1s Tournaments began on April twelfth Marie Rovere brought credit to Samt Rose by her playing in the singles matches YVe appreciate the splendid cooperauon of all our girls and we offer our best wishes to next year s Colonels for continued success Hora AYRES 43 SUE RIORDAN 43 PAC E SEVEN I EEN , . ' Y . , . , . 9 , . ' 9 9 l , , ! 1 1 - ' 1 took charge of the sale of war bonds and stamps during the year. I ' 7 I , ' I I 1 1 1 , Y K 4-A-P lO IHF l-UIURE WE LOOK VNITH FAITH FRUS1 AND LOVE 17 gl 6 1 3 A 'Eli . Yi A SENIORS CREED 1 hue been UI 1tc ll fo1 the llltl s For CflllC'lllOIl we xe re1e11e1l YN 1tl1111 tl1ese Ik'1llS I11 X CIIIHS KN e 1lo a111l alsnws haxe bel1e1e1l Xlthouffh tl1e future 11111 be d1rL Tl1ere seems to be11o bea1 o11 hrfht o e1d us Oll yet 111th our llltll XX e sl11ll be ff1111le1l to1s 1rd the rlffl 1 now 1st XXL UI lflll C od s loxe 1s1ll lllfli llb IS me lc te To meet the IUKUIC 111 H1s hvht Th1s ue may a111l do behexe osx onxsox 43 OUR SAINT ROSE BRANCH OF SAINT DOMINICS TREE our years before tl1e 1111d1lle of tl1e tl11rtee11tl1 1e11t111y S'llIll IIOIIIIIIIC founded tl1at great O1der knows ll today 18 I,0IlllIllLlIl He left to tl1ose 11 ho would follow l111n tl1e 11oblest 11leals for serung at the 'VI'1ster s Court I 1l1e the greatest Teacher XVho made use of tl1e flowers of the helds and s1mple IlllIIgS of nature to explaln Great trutl1s Samt IJOIHIIIIC. planted all orange tree IH the garden of Santa Sablna It flourlshed and spread Olll 1ts branches symbohe of h1s Domnncan Lll1lClInCI1 The DOYHIIIIL tree has rea1l1e1l Olll to our P11 1f11 C oast As early IS e1ghteen l1undred a11d Hfty II extended to MCJIIICICW the11 to BCINIII After 1 doven years IK found sl1elter Ill our lox ed C tts of Salnt I'ran11s X lJC'lllIlllll fr1e111l sh1p e111sted between Sunt D1111111111 a111l the Salnt of -Xssm so me 1re 11ot sur pI'lSCfl that our Slllll Rose b1 1111 l1 111e1led no llllllllll ut 11111ns to lllSllYC 1ts growth How happlly 111 hate ln ed 11111 lllffll S1 l1ool yens 11111111 IlllS bran1l1 of Sa111t IJOIDIIIIL s tree' X 1111 INI-X P1 Box 165 ISC I' NINI- II-IN 1 XV1 1 H 'f' l '1 - '11l' . n. ., w ' vl- -Iv .K I . 1 v ' . . .. 1 . , , ' , 1 , . , O . . - . , . ,, -' . , , N T lz 5 ,-' , ' 2 7 1 f A V, ' I .. 5 . 5 t. :All l ', at lz 5 , 51 ate. 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ATHLETICS His year has been a xery successful one Ill the athletlc held Our basketball team has won more games 1n the C C NV league than for the past two years IVe are proud of our Sophomore Marle Rovere who plays tennzs so well Ceneral lnterest u as shown ln all the sports The enthus1asm for badmmton rs as spontaneous Some of the outstandmg doubles players were Frances Remlla Roberta Shepherd Iucllle Farrell Allce Rose Sm1th Mary Lou Felder Carol Calbreath Edrth Scadden and Suzanne McHugh played smgles Ex eryone has notxced the mcreased mterest 1n basketball There was great enthuslasm when we were classlhed IH the I C C IV league Our Varslty for wards were Marle Rovere Leola Santuccl Rosahe Mullen Peggy Egan jacquelme Burner and Glorla Zletlch Varslty guards were Peggy McHugh Patr1c1a Flanagan Barbara Lynch acquelme Tllton Patrlcla Warrlck and Mary Gray Rzdzng has alw ays been a popular sport at St Rose Our groups meet on Monday and Thursday at the St Francls Rldmg Club The hlghllght of thls year was the Horse Show at the Domxmcan Convent San Rafael Betsy Smlth oan O Nelll and Glorla Zletxch competed Members of the Rxdmg Club were Nancy Crowell Carol Calbreath Su zanne McHugh joan O Nell! Glorla Zletxch Carmellta Arburua eanette Bastxam Mary Lou Felder I eola Santuccl Lols O Leary Betsy Smxth Rose mary Zettel Illlla MCGllllS joan Donlan Glorla Rae Ellls Carol ulten Lotta Mlnch Semors and Freshmen outnumbered the other classes Ill sendmg members to Wmterland almost every Frtday afternoon Most of those who jomed the zce skatmg club at the begmnlng of the school term haxe made declded 1m provement Some day they may surprlse us by becommg second Son ja HCIHICS Thls year the Falrmont swzmmmg pool u as turned oy er to our U S Army so we generously sacrlhced our water frollcs The Freshmen deserve special mentlon for thelr great lnterest ln tennzs SPORTS ADVISORS 1942 1943 Athletic Manager Carmellta Arburua Badmlnton President Carol Calbreath Basketball Captam lacquellne Tllton Horseback Rldmg Presldent Joan O Nelll Ice Skatmg Presldent Nlancy Crow ell Swlmmlng Presldent Mary Carey Tenms President Lucllle Farrell PAGE TW EWTX V . . i I ' I I . v , . 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I . , . .....l ' V f A PANORAMA OF THE PRESENT HE water of the PZICIHC was sllpprng along the edge of the shore and as quick ly recedlng mto the vast depths The quletude whxch enveloped the scene was broken only by the ceaseless waves as they gathered momentum before hurlmg themselves agalnst a reef only to shther on to the margm of the shore On these very w IN es was borne a convoy of shrps steaming mto the Golden Gate Rxsmg IH the background lnlls of varled height and slze can be seen from their summlts one may gaze out upon the shnmmerlng blue or turn and v1ew a cxty spread out over m1les of undulated earth Thousands of people are elbowlng thelr way down the mam street automoblles fllrt wnth danger as they make a dash for a 9x4 parkmg space streetcar motormen mlss you by mches as they doggedly contmue thelr way down the tracks Now lf you look a llttle closer you wlll see that all along the waterfront there are soldrers pacmg to and fro keepmg endless guard over shrps that are moored IH the harbor If you chance to pass a meat store rn mud afternoon you w1ll srght a hne of jabbermg women and chlldren Waltlng for thelr e1ght pomts of meat Then too those autos you see have suckers on the wmdshlelds tellmg plamly whether they are for busxness or pleasure Some bunldmgs you pass are prled hxgh w1th sandbags neatly covered wlth planks The street llghts look as lf they have enormous gray 1ce cream cones placed upsnde down on them Then your eyes rest on a man no ll IS a woman who wears a steel helmet and welder s umform At hrst you cannot take your eyes from her but soon she becomes as famlhar to you as llpstlck and hngh heels You peer mto a back garden and see not chrysanthemums and dahlras but strmg beans and omons Yes thls IS the San Francisco of 495 She IS much the same and yet very drfferent Hou ever her heart has not changed for she stlll loves her tea dan sants and her quamt flower stands She stlll lox es the bustle of Saturday shop pmg Ex 1dently the blrds can see no change for they stnll warble thenr cheery greetmgs to early rlsers nn the resndentral drstrncts and graceful seagulls wmg mland over the clty Xvltll ll all a certam restralnt has come upon our city She knows that at nrght only a famt hght lssues from her hooded lamps because lf unnecessary 1llUl'l'1lI18Il0I1 bla7ed ll mrght mean the sllhouettmg of a shlp at sea makmg ll prey to the enemy San Franclsco realwes that ll IS to God she must look for protection for herself and for our country Fxen the crosses on the church steeples have a new sxgnlflcance they seem to pomt npxs ard to Cod m 1 con stant plea for a lust andumtmued peace lll 1 ts orld nom 'nt wir JEANAE I omsn CORKRAN 45 urn IHFNIX oss 1 , . 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FIRST CASE DNA CAVANAUGH walked down the tenement lrned street where children mingled wxth dogs She glanced at the sllp of paper m her hand 53 Quincy Street thlrd floor back apartment So thls was her first case' She knew the hlstory that Mrs Cooper had told her at the WVelfare Assocratron and when she had heard the story she knew that she wanted to help the ch1ld Randy Dawes The little glrl s mother had dled years before and for some t1me after wards the grrl and her father had been supported by the ASSOCIHIIOH Now he was gone and the buslness of findmg a home for Randy was one of the current problems of the organlzatlon She entered the hallway of 53 umcy Street but before she had a chance to climb the long flight of stairs she was stopped by the figure of a ch1ld standmg near the stalrway It was a thm gaunt l1ttle creature dressed m an rll Fitting smock Her stralght halr was shoulder length her eyes were too small and too closely set together and her polnted nose and chln gave her face a sharp hungry look Edna would have judged her to be SIX but Randy Dawes was all of nme years She looked at Edna without smrl mg but her manner was nelther hostile nor sullen Are you M1ss CavanaughP she asked Her VOICC was perfectly self composed Yes I am answered the young woman smllmg She hardly expected to End such a homely ch1ld for Randy l1ttle resembled the under prrvlleged glrl that Edna had pictured Im Randy Dawes As lf that statement was self explanatory the clnld Sald no more Hello Randy Look I se brought a doll that I thought you mlght l1ke I thlnk lt s dressed beautlfully From her purse Mlss Cavanaugh wlthdrew a da1nt1ly clothed llttle figure and held ll ton ard the ch1ld The glrl did not smlle Instead she regarded the w oman for a moment then finally accepted lt Thank you she sald polltely but XSltllOLlI emotlon X ou re C0fTllIlg wx 1th me to my aunt s house Tlnnk you ll l1ke that? Guess so The brevlty and lack of annnatron on the part of her small compan1on dns couraged Edna so that no more attempts for conversatron w ere made It was decided that Randy would stay with Edna Caxanaugh and her blmd mu mmm mo 1 h . . . . . . U . . ,, . , , . . ' ! 5 l i . . , . . . , ' : - Q 7 . Q , r - a y ' - ' v 7 , . a ' ' , . sf - n tl n - - ' 7 Y 7 ' , . ll Y YY Y - ' 7 KK Y ' ' ' 1 Y ' 7 ' . . , . ,, . . 1 T . , . , . . . . rt y Y 7 7 ' 4. 7 1 ' 7- v - 7 1 ' va tl w yy I 1 1' v v L T , 1 K , ,. 1, za ' ' great lunt unt1l a home could be found I he too perfett self eomposure and reseryt ney er broke down lNo matter what was done for her lt was always thank you and that was all -Ks the two sat tn the ln mg room one ey enlng Fdna happened to ask where the doll was Dldn thaye xt lost? No Broken? No Tlred of monosyllables and somewhat annoyed by the loss of the doll the woman sald sharply XVell then what haye you done w1th lt? I Gaye ll away to the httle glrl down the hall anet3 That was an odd thmg to do anet has many toys of her own She doesn t need your doll' If lt had been any other clnld than Randy to gnve sometlnng away Edna would have sard ll was sentlment that prompted her to do such a thmg but Randy was not a sentrmental ehlld Try as she mlght to get Randy to talk the Lllllfl refused and at last Edna gaye up Then lt happened' One day when Fdna was at work and Randy was at home wlth Aunt Pleanor the lllllldlllg caught Hre Fdna s Aunt Elly was IH her seventles and nearly bhnd She eertamly would have been kllled lf lt had not been for the tool and heroxe attlons of Randy The 1h1ld had led Aunt Elly down the burnmg stairs They had to go slowly for the elderly woman couldn t see but Randy made the h ualdous lourney and ney er let Aunt Flly know there was any danger Hours later when Edna had heard the story she erred Xvllll rellef and loy llow tan I ey er thank you Randy' she sobbed The ugly httle faee ht up and she laughed For the first tlme she sounded like my other normal ehxld She pllt her bony arms around Fdna s neck and hugged her Then at last Fdna understood the ehlld It IS more blessed to glye than to FCCCIXC But gn mg IS a real luxury and one that Randy had neyer been able to afford -Xlways she had to recerye charlty she had to be always grateful to another for all she had Now Fdna understood about the doll At list R andy h id a thmte to glue to hear someone say thank you to her to be tht I :dy Bountiful md not the charlty thlld It had been pride that m xde her so reserx ed and now equahty exlsted between the two Edna and Rlllfly were fflCllClS Iom. 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V , . - IN SAN FRANCISCOS CHINATOWN HFAVY mist hung low over the city that once had been a silhouette against an lllummated sky The streets were slippery the air damp and the light of the half dimmed street lamps tried to shed its comparatively feeble rays down upon the narrow streets that were very dark even in peace time Com1ng from down an alley was the strange hauntmg music of Chinatown music that IS rendered all the more penetrant when ll is 2 A M It was in this atmosphere that the slow steady steps of a man were heard His face was pale against the black native garb he wore and ll could be seen that he was no longer young As he approached the street lamp his features became more d1st1n guishable The skin of his face was shr1veled his little eyes seemed to have the power of piercing the depths of the soul and his lips were narrow and straight with a grayed mustache and goatee characteristic of the old world Chinese H1s name was Hwang Hwang was a cold shrewd business man but he had a heart full of love and sympathy for his fam1ly For a half century he had l1ved on Pacific Avenue just off Grant However in later years of his life he treated himself to lodgings much n1cer a few blocks farther west on Pacific H15 life was a full one He had worked hard but now he had the reward of his labor He had one son and a daughter His son he favored especially because the youth loved what Hwang as a boy had loved Hwang was very proud of him when he graduated with old man had centered his little world around this boy and lt had been gratify 1ng to him to see the youth absorb the old man s pr1nc1ples and make them his own Hwang had boasted that his son was in China lighting and planning the defeat of the N ipponese and although he was still proud he now felt a keen sense of privation The footsteps that echoed down the alley from where the Chinese music came were aimless They just kept going going with rhythm1 cal sound on the narrow sidewalks Hwang couldn t make himself go home The things which only this afternoon he had fondly touched with the thought of his son s return brought memories flooding upon his brain and these be came odious to him After all what were they without his son to return to them? He didn t want to see the house the rooms the furn1ture each thing brought before him his son He only wanted to walk walk walk He d1dn t care where He had done this now SIDCC nine P M when that fateful message had come Now all he knew was that he xx as tired terribly tired 'll 'lf Sk Il! is It was the hour before dawn and there were few on the streets The enveloping mist had lifted its shroud of depression The melancholy footsteps no longer echoed through the streets of San Francisco s Chinatown Hwang had gone home' JEANNE LOUISE CORKRAN 43 PACE in ENT1 roun I ' ! ! , . , y . . . - . . , D . . 7 7 I 0 , - ! 3 1 1 ' I . Y . ' 5 . ' , , . . , . ' I ! , l . , honors from U. C. and take finish course at University of Peking. Yes, the Y ! Y ' 1 1 ' , 1 D 1 ' ' ! 9 ' , , 1 ' . , , . l . . ., I . - . . , . BEHIND THE MAN BEHIND THE GUN RIVATE Mark R Thompson yawned as the reporters left True he enjoyed the pubhcrty he was gettmg to the pomt of lovlng lt but stnll bemg the current hero of the natxon dld have 1ts dlsadvantages He had not recovered enough to go back xnto actrve servlce so for a tlme l1fe was one bormg vacatlon made up of photographers and mtervxewers He was not unaccustomed to thls A few years ago when he was chosen all American tackle hrs prcture was III ex erv magazme Later he agam made the papers when he became engaged to Lors ames the soc1al1te and agam when the engagement was broken off Now Mark R Thompson was xn the papers once more this tlme for kllllng and capturing a group of enemy soldlers True he had asslstance and when he remembered It he gave some credlt to the men but to the world as a whole and to Mark R Thompson especially Mark R Thompson was the hero He leaned back 1n the chalr at the rest home and thought of hrs early llfe rn the Army Inactlve servlcel Typrng' Of course when the Army reallzed 1tS mxstake of puttmg such a man as he lll such an unlmportant posltlon they removed hrm He wondered who the fool was sw ho was at hrs desk now Prob ably someone who could not meet the physlcal and mental requlrements ofthe Army He reached over and turned on the palr of earphones YVhat a novelty lt would be to hear a dance band agam' Howes er there wasn t any muslc on the two statlons hrs radlo was hmlted to Instead there was some patrxotlc program on the airwaves Wlth angry I'CSlgll21ll0ll Prnate Thompson llstened The mam event on the program was an lntervnew wlth a number of XV A A C s Prlvate Thompson groaned XVomen rn the Army' He hstened only out of CUTIOSIIY Strangely enough the program was comlng from Camp where he had served as a typlst The announcer began And now th1s young woman You are a XV A A C who has been sent here so that the soldlers can go 1nto HCIIVC serv lce aren t you? Yes Mr Cary er YVe YV A -X C s have been asslgned to th1s lob Her XOICC was the type Mark expected to hear It wasn t made for radxo and ll repeated the hnes dutlfully but wlthout CIIIllllS1'lSI11 The xonce ss as fannhar howex er If he Could only place lt' Nou xx here IYPISIS here Many of us have dlfferent jobs but we all know that for every one of us here there IS a man released for combat flghllllq It IS our duty as patr1ot1c Mary Ellen Gardener' I lke a flash the name and face came to hun She seemed the type who would be He hadn t known her well She hxed on one sxde ot tom n he ln ed on the other He moved ln flze Crowd of school she was a nonentrty Her people u Cl e poor and she got to college only through her own P-KKE TWENXTY FINE . . , 1 ! s 1 V , . , . , , ' 1 ' Y .I , , I ' 3 Y V V . , . . . . k . , V V . V , ' V ' ' - V - V r . , . . . . . , . y . A l T at ' , O . . . . A. . . . . , ,, , . V ra V - - - 1, - 7 ' V 7 , . . . .I . . . , . . V , V , 1 . . , . - ' V V 3 N . . . 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V V , 1 . - earnings and the small saxmqs of Irer parents She xxas 1 talented art student ind all her time and effort xx ere spent in xxorkrng toxx rrd 1 Goal He Irad dated her a ftxx times in tolleve but only r Itxx times because she xx as too quiet shy and there xxas such a differ ence in then soeral positions Recently he had heard that she had rtlnex ed Irer ambition she xxas xxorkinq for the leading fashion magazine of the country Surely she didn t Cfrxe up that just to be a WV A A C 9 Not after all those years of struggle' IN hat did you do before you lorned the YV A -X C sf I xx as eonnec ted with Style maffazrne Mr Carx er And through patriotism you lorned the Army' There xv rs rn embarrased srlente for a moment before she said, rather un surely xxor d to use for my feelings I guess I xx as ishamed to be earning the amount of money I xx rs xxhen I could have been doing something xxortlr xvlnle I lust tan t explain Mark switched off the radio So Nlary I llen had temporal ily grx en up that xx Inch meant most to Irer to take on the same iob Ire had no use for xx h1Ie Ire became a public hero Guess it s her business, Ire said slrruggrng his shoul ders Somehoxx I feel slightly heehsh To soothe his conscience Private Mark R Thompson took the Mutual Press Medal for Heron Action off Ins urrrforrn and put rt nrto rn envelope rddressecl to 'r certain YN A A C Perhaps slre s almost as responsible for it is I rm And for the first tmre in Ins years Mark R rymond Thompson gaxe sonrtout tlst tredit OAN Ionxsox I3 rf? PAGE NI M EN IX SIX 1 A ' K I ' .I 1 .U 'D mf I ' I I 1 Q 1 ' ' ' , ' ' '1 1 D . u D V I Q n an r l A L n , . . 2 X 1 --I K- ' . ' 11 I .K - I don't know if you would call it patriotism. Patriotism is too noble a I E . I 5 Ll. ti 'I V. 1 I . ' . . ' 1 R 1 I L RL ' ' ' ' . , . .. , . ' 1 xx I Af -K Y A-V s s .sk-s - I ' I v v. v I L -J A I at I, HAPPENINGS OF THE YEAR September 1, 1942 Openlng of our Senlor X e n XX e renew ed our frlendshlps September 4, 1942 Our Semor llIlg5 arrned' September 23 1942 Flrst Student Body IIICCUIIU of the year xx as called to order hy our news Presldent Betty C olhns October 9 1942 Freshman Day Pour plays entertamed us later the Bxq and Ilttle DISICTS had refreshments 1n the cafeterla Dancxnq lolloxs ed lll the 'lllfll torxum October 10 1942 Domnncan lllgll School held annual playday Compctltne sports gnc pleasure to all November 25 28 1942 Thanksglvxng xacatlon On the followmg Monday some Qglrls ICUII ned to school ruth sunburned faces but gay smlles December 5 1942 The SCDIOYS held the trad1t1onal Supper dance XVe enloyfed the mnslc Del C ourtney at the Palace Hotel December 7 1942 A program was gn en tod ay ln COl1lI1lCI1l0I'lIlOll of the patrlots lll Pe irl Harbor December 10 1942 December 11, 1942 Santa ylslted S unt Rose and bronvht ws 1th her presents and candy December 13 1942 The tradltlonal un1or P1 om xx as held at the Salnt Francls Hotel There was fun for all xx ho 'attended December 16 1942 Sophomores pranced llhfllll shots mc, thclr cl iss pins December 20 1942 School closed for the tuo weeks C hrlstmas X'lC2lIlOI1 December 28 1942 Mld term examlnatlons preceded by SCIDI annual nlghtmare ss 1th mid lllglll 011 December 31, 1942 anuary 4 1943 Xwltll the SCIDIS ox er ex eryone enjoyed the New X ear anuary 19 1943 l ec ture on Flennsh Art at the C urran Theatre anuarv 23 1943 After a XISII from four student nlnses one ot them Mary Helen C sul 49 uc all gaxe serxous thought to the nursnw IDTOfCiSlOll February 13 1943 Valentlne Dance nn the Assembly Hall PSC l- INFNIX SFX!-'N T . 1 l l . 3 ' ' X ' n ' . ' '15 '. ' I' ' 9 . l. ' l . J -, H .lr 4. . 1- H l . ' la l . ,A l ' . c l' , , ' t ..1 ' 1 , ,' . ' L , . 9 ' ' ' ' - T . ' .' t of I ' . 9 V ' Y' ' 1 ' ' ' 2 ' ' 3 2 3 The Christmas Play' hy' the lJI'2lIIl1lllC Cllass was enjoyed hy' all. V. . Z. 6 V. H ,, I P Y Y I n I . 1 f 2 ,J if V ':. ' '. 3 V. - , V . . V . . V. H . . , ' V ' -J V 7' at - u V V V V - V v r 4 I J , , 5 '. A . I . . ' . J , , vh t W l . . .. . l f 1 ' Y . . ., 4 If , -, 7 'X if .a V 85921 L81 4 fl? 'Wi www? 'vmr' + ,h.. ,VN -N., s,:'a..i my eq. I , I N wma February 28 1943 Fifth 'annual I. C. C . W. Df1ll1'lllCf Tourn1n1ent. glllll Rose Uroup pre- sented 1 pl1y entltled A NIIIHICI March 6 1945 Salnt Rose defe1tedSt11 of the Se1 Xmdemy 111 1 h19l1ethall 211110 March 9 1943 The Sen1orsh1d1 ulce sale lor the X IC tory Drne March 13 1943 S unt Rose suffered delelt 111 uh usketh ull qune 111th Snnt X mc ent s Hugh School March 17 1943 Sunt PHITICLC 1sDay xhohcl ly mth ex Clyllllllgf green on dlSIJI'lN' March 22 1943 Mouug PICIUTC Moonlwht S0llll'l H15 shown 111 om 'lllClll0I'llllll Thanks to I' ither I eo -X Slllllllfll March 25 1943 CJIIOII' pr1ct1ce c1lled ln Rex erend Pclwu Boyle 11 ho dnec ted the glr s smglnq for the I C C NN NI iss it Sunt NI11ys C 1thed1 1l Apr1l4 1943 Clur officers and members 'IIICHCTCCI the M lss offered for the I C C' YV Apr1l10 1943 DOITIIIIICZIII College of S111 R1l1el 1111 ated the Semors to 1 te1 AP111 16 1943 Father X meent McC 'lllllN usnccl om school to co1npl11nent us on our Mlsslon Actnltv Ap11129 1943 An or1g1n1l progr 1111 111 xx h1c I1 e leh cl1ss 11 as Icpresentecl gaxe laughs to the aud1ence May 1 1943 Sdn Franc lsco C ollwe l or XVOINCII mx ntecl thc Sennoms to 1 te1 May 4 1943 The M1y pxocesslon md c xomnng ol Our Blessed Mother s st itll? May 6 1945 Mothers Day Tea 111 our 'lllflllfil nun It 1th 1 short provram May 10 11 12 1943 Our 11nnualSp1r1tual Ret1e1t Rex erend C erald I C'l11rlc 0 P xns our Retreat Nlaster May 27 1943 Our klumn ie Une the SCIIIOIS xtea at the PII ace Hotel une 14 1943 SLINUIS presented Pude md Pleluchce is C lass pl ax The sulftly mm 1110 plot c1rr1ed rn mx I auwh uhle Sllll'lIl0llS The dr nn 1 xx is 1 great success une 16, 1943 The 'llllllldl ward cl1x ss lb held Ill Sunt l,0IllllllC s C hmch The Sen lors more YN h1te c ips md gowns une 18, 1943 C l1ss D IX Plophccles xsclc IC ld l lst Student Bodx XICCIIIIU ol thc xc If Iune 20 1943 Auardlnff ot H1 h School lhploln 15 nn the C lxlc -Xuchtornum xx IS 1 crw pressue Xrchhnshop Ninn prcsndecl IKCI' INEXIX X 3 . 1 1 I A A A K 1 l LK 3 ' L4 ' F' 1 1 1 . 1 l cg l 4 .K I i K1'l C 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I V-1 1 l., C C K 1 1 3 K 1 I I 11 1 ll I 1 . 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Broemmel s Prest rxptnon Pharmau 2055 Stemer St Bung.,ton Flettrtt C ompam 1809 ltllmore S1 Blyth and Co Int C trew and Fng.,l1sh Nlasomt at C olclen C ate C antner Felder lxennx 1965 Nlarket St Cfranat Bros San lnnusto Halsted and C ompanx 1125 Sutter St Healcl s Busmess C olleg.e 1215 Van Ness Au Hthernla Saunp and Ioan Souetx ones and Mt Xlltster Sts Hollusood Hortst ms C earx St jenkel Davlclson Optual fompam S66 Post St O Connor Moffatt and C ompanx Stotltton and O l lrrell Nlr Thomas O Neill Prestclent Union Vlathlne C omprlm Ottos Florist 2081 Mlssxon St A Penmou S415 19 Satramento St San Francnsto Bank 526 Laltforma St Schafer Lumber and Shingle Cwompam Sommer and lxaufman 858 Nlarket St Herhert B Thomas Paper Compam 5255 Nlarket N an Wturmer and Roclrtgues 176 Post St Vapor Cleaning and Dyeing XX'orks E675 Sacramento St INI- IHIRIIK ' .I ..'1l '.1 Q. . il, i, Q' 3 , ,t , . : 1 . . .. I . 'I , . . ..l ' M. . ' ' 1 ' M.' 1 ' .f ' . M. . . ' . 2.1 ' M.f . ' Q ' M. . . , I v . 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