Xavier High School - Xavierian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1961 volume:

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KRAzVJbA'I-V v w' V . ufffiigqg '1: ; if G: r' . cf; :. a 1 .1 Xavierian 7 967 Eileen Muench, Editor Mary Voita, Co-Editor Ann Baker, Copy Editor Joyce Heileman, Business Manager pullidAeal lg lAe dluaJentd of Xavier .jllgA Scion! PLoenix, xdrizona L; Qz Z The 1961 XAVIERIAN is to be a tribute to the Spanish discoverers of our land. It is our aim to give to all who turn these pages a deeper realization of what those noble men gave to us. The proud Spanish Conquistadores have bequeathed to the Southwest a magnificent heritage. The treasures of a lyric language, the stately architecture, and the colorful customs which they left us are infinitely more precious than the golden cities they sought for themselves. The rule of Spain has passed but her memory remains. Rivers, mountains, cities, and towns bear names in her tongue. Our English has been enriched by Spanish contact. The bells of Spanish missions ,,,W,k 1 still ring out the gentle call of Christ. t .v Poetry has felt the thrill of Spanish mystery and romance. Art has her Vivid beauty. Music sparkles L with Spanish spice and flavor. Literature tells of the great deeds and conquests of the Sons of Spain. Men like Padre Kino and Coronado trod our soil and gave their lives to bring Christianity and civilization to a savage wilderness. They fought and struggled, strove and sacrificed to tame the West and to secure prosperity for us, its children. We owe a long overdue ugracias to Spain for her bounteous gifts. Let us now attempt to pay a small portion of our debt of gratitude. rv...4-,.-me v. n-... H. .-a A... ,., Z-mm . prhw hnho-r' ' W-mw...... .u- u-m-mu-mymm...u. .. nus. l. a a e jcaclemicad . . Cfaded...... 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Well done thou good and faithful servant. eAnn Baker J4ca elem icazs The purpose of a Christian education is to impart Truth. We are placed on earth to know God, the Ultimate Truth. Truth is not llabsorbed by the process of osmosis, but by a particularly arduous procedure commonly called learning. Xavier High School seeks to encourage the highest possible scholastic standards, not only in classes of religion, but also in literature, chemistry, and social science. Although sports and other extra-curricular ac- tivities are necessary for a well-balanced personal- ity, the tendency today is to exaggerate their im- portance. Mere physical f1tness or outward charm is not enough in this highly competitive world. In our scientific age, there is increasing need for young people With keen intellects and inquiring minds. We are living in a materialistic world. We can help change that world. One of our best weapons is Reason itself. Men of today often do not realize that science and reason are always on God,s side, since He is the author of both. Xavier will continue the volleyball games, the dances, the clubs, and all other outside activity that is conducive to a healthy, normal life. These are vital components Which help to make the complete young adult. But Xavier Will always safeguard our more pre- cious gifts--those of the mind, and the soul. And so by encouraging both by giving greater impetus to the more important, we hope to prepare students who are adequately equipped to face challenges of the future, as citizens of the world of tomorrow, and citizens of the World Without End. t .V A.vl V I . A- -..h-m k rt-i -rt.-- xsw aw:swma:mm 2:4;wa Hg .. -$ Bishop Francis J. Green has been the spiritual leader of our diocese since the retirement of Bishop Daniel J. Gercke. Bishop Green was pastor of S. S. Peter and Paul Parish in Tucson for 25 years prior to his consecration in 1953 as Auxiliary Bisho with right of succession as head of the Tucson Dio- cese. Bishop Green has brought to this Holy Office years of administrative experience and vigorous leadership in matters both spiritual and temporal. . ,uuu-u... ..,. t uh. .t . gjrv V. ,4 W55 : eWHh... - .wvtyu Our Xavier Jdminidtratorzs C10 31 REV. DANIEL J. KELLEHER, SJ. Father Daniel J. Kelleher, S.J., pas tor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, has a deep and genuine interest in Xavier High School. We applaud his efficient leadership and self-sacrifice, Which is respected and admired by all. Father Kelleher is always alert to the de- mands and needs of our school and of the parish. Our beautiful new church is a monument to his capa- bilities. SISTER MARY KATRINE, B.V.M. In her first year as principal of .8. 1; Xavier High School, Sister Mary Kat- ? tine, B.V.M., has endeared herself to everyone. Her friendly smile and warm personality have made her loved and respected. Sister has been a model to all of us, as we have watched her quiet and efficient manner in school and around the campus. acuffy FATHER FRANCIS JANSKY, SJ. Preparing the seniors for their future is Fatherls job. His religion classes have been inspiring, in- structive, and witty. SISTER MARY AGNESETTE, B.V.M. Head of the Business Department is Sister Mary Agnesette. She is a wizard at the keyboard, type- writer, of course. SISTER MARY CATHERINE PATRICIA, B.V.M. Sister teaches religion and English as well as manag- ing our school library. You may not be a book- worm, Sister, but we bet youlve digested a lot of good literature. Xavier High School has been blessed With an outstanding faculty. Besides being teachers who do their best to impart Chris- tian truth, they are counselors, advisors, and friends, always Willing to guide or help. They have done more than their share to establish the wonderful student- teacher relationship which exists at Xavier. They have been outstanding models of Christian life, and have given Us all a goal for which to strive. The members of the faculty, both lay and religious, in and out of the classroom, have been our guiding light throughout this year. FATHER RORY MAGUIRE, SJ. The juniors certainly en- joy the Religion classes Father conducts. His stu- dents will long benefit from his practical ap- proach to our faith. SISTER MARY CAROL, B.V.M. Conducting Spanish classes or De- bate Club meetings is where youlll find Sister Mary Carol. Have you tried Spanish debating yet, Sister? SISTER MARY CELESTINE, 2 B.V.M. Knowing the presidents, as Sister does, helps tre- mendously when teaching American History. Sister also teaches mathematics, so it might be said that she knows all the angles. SISTER MARY ST. CHARLOTTE, B.V.M. Although Latin is called a dead language, Sister brings it to life in her Latin I classes. SISTER MARY EDWARDETTA, B.V.M. Students agree that biology ex- periments and English II are great fun With Sister. SISTER MARY PHILOMENA, B.V.M. With her terrific talent for teaching English I and history, Sister has man- aged to make historical dates almost as enjoyable as the other kind. SISTER MARY GERTRUDETTE, B.V.M. Besides keeping busy With senior English and speech classes, Sister also finds time to direct the Drama and Glee Clubs. SISTER MARY ST. COLETTA, B.V.M. As an Algebra I, chemis- try, and biology teacher, Sister has a sure-fire for- mula for the mastery of all the subjects. S+S:S Study plus study equals successl. SISTER MARY INVIOLATA, B.V.M. As our school librarian, Sister is always ready to help a Xavierite in distress, whether it be finding a book or scanning Virgil. SISTER MARY RALPH, B.V.M. Sister is our Typing I and Latin II instructor. Which is the greater struggle, Sister, Caesar against the Gauls or the Sophomores against Caesar? jacuftg MRS. BARBARA LOU CHAUSOW Our t a l e n t e d h o tn e economist can grill :1 filet Vor stitch up an outfit in nothing flat. MR. WILLIAM NOBLE Algebra I and ge- ometry are taught by M r. Noble, w h o s e c a m e r a ability has made him a familiar campus figure. MRS. ELEANOR DAVEY Besides being an active PE. in- structor, Mrs. Davey has won fame as a sci- ence teacher. MRS. KATHRYN CHRONIS Gerunds and generals are Mrs. Chronisi specialties as she teaches American history and English II. MRS. WANDA DOWD As a new addition to our faculty this year, she has proven herself to be a wonderful teacher of Eng- lish I and Spanish III. MRS. EVELYN PARTRIDGE Latin and English III are taught by Mrs. Partridge. She is well acquainted with the joys of trans- lating Virgil and deciphering jun- ior grammar. MR. JOSEPH MCCORMICK Being the advis- or for the X- Press and Xavi- erian, as well as a teacher of journalism and American gov- ernment, keeps Mr. Joe on the go. MRS. ELIZABETH CONNOLLY We reserve a spe- cial place in our hearts for our 'ifosteri, teacher of American history and geometry. MISS HILDEGARDE STEFFES The head of Xavi- er's art depart- ment and organiz- er of the Art Club, she is really in the picture here at Xavier. $ruice WPAQPJ Mrs. Foster, our school nurse, spends many hours a day keeping a check on Xaviefs health. Her cheerful smile and Willing ways cure any ailment. Unfailing devotion to her duty is Mrs. Van Harenk motto. Her efficient manner helps keep the oflice a pleasant and a peaceful spot. :3 ..J mfg Mrs. Mullen has truly won Xavier girls, hearts by her wonderful meals prepared daily. anal tlae mtA --.:2w 5 hLord, it is good for us to be here? It is good for us to learn the truths of our religion Which Will lead us to the Ultimate Truth, God Himself. ww m Going to the convent, girls? Father Jansky questions Seniors Pat Silva, Crys Noftz. Debbie Brown, and Laurel Ovens after Religion class. Nancy Crowley blesses the marriage of tee Jeanne Cirou and Mary Voita in a demon- V stration of the proper marriage form. Iv 'V The students of Religion III enjoy a bit of Father Maguire,s Irish humor. The happenings of yesterday cast a beam into tomorrow. By the light of the past we can often gaze into the future. Men are and Will be as men were. Thus history brings to its students a knowledge of human nature and human events and prepares them for life and living. hSmall world isntt it? asks Alice Tindle of World History students. The yvhole truth and nothing but the truth ; testi- fies Dxane Van Haren during Seniorst mock trial. The Civ-il War is over-or is it. Susan Kuproski and Billye Stroup Discuss the mu51c of the Union and Confederacy. wa. wRuFWF'KA The path to the seat of all learn- ing lies along the pages of litera- ture. Through Xaviefs English department, we tread this path and scale the grammatical structure of our language. Double, double, toil and trouble . . . the Senior English class absorbs Macbeth. m: 7,7 Ugh! Grammar. Loretta McCarthy, Teresa Akey, and Rene Stenger seem to feel the same about this phase of English I. Xavierts answer to the Great Debates-Juniors: Dor- othy OtNeil, Darlene Martens, JoAnn Ganem and Veronica Wotipka participate in a panel discussion of poetry of the National Period. I ,- m.-- 4w.-m w--.-.-n.M,-W .. atinum Through languages man has ex- pressed his thoughts, ideas, and ideals for centuries. A Latin scholar absorbs the wisdom of the Zenith of an an- cient culture. A master of Spanish, or any contemporary language, can com- municate with men of other countries, exchange ideas, and often clasp hands of friendship and peace over the Wid- ening gulf of misunderstanding. Ole! Loretta Quijada and Sandi Howell demonstrate how much Spanish can be. Come on Mrs. Partridge, spring is a long way off and Virgil is waiting. Anyone for a hat dance? Karen Johnston, Melinda Cockrill, and Carol McGann seem willing. Mr. Nobel, Fm stuck again! Margaret Lees shows Shirley Pelton all the angles of geometry. nuarying anal uncllanging Jwafeclge The study of mathematics is necessary to all. It develops the reasoning power of the mind while teaching a science that is vital to every-day life in our com- plex, modern world. Is this really the way Einstein started? Loretta Quijada and Fran Van Houten don't seem to believe it. t - www.saamm-vumwwnw-wuee... General Science, Biology, and Chemistry teach us of ourselves and of the world around us. The inorganic structures of creation, the laws that bind the Universe, and life itself e all these are ex- plored in our science classes. rwxwxw W xxx Debbie Brown and Celine Benoit diligently try to blow up the chemistry lab. Science - Stairway to MMRM a ,s'ru PH! Does it really take four girls to boil water? Stephanie Cain, Lucy Lynch, and Janice Ereth study the heart of the matterh in Biology. ecre Our world of today centers around Busi- ness. Business offices are the nerve centers of our nationethey direct the ebb and flow of our economy. Those who are study- ing commercial subjects, typing, shorthand, and general business are the apprentices of this fascinating and rewarding field. This is your lifeeCarol Krampe! At least they knew what when they wrote it. 7 Wm M The day of days! Everybody knew the answers! A WW g ,. mW Future secretaries polishing up on their techniques. M W untu- hymn. The art of homemaking includes a myriad of taskseall varied and exacting. Cooking, sewing, budget balancing, house cleaning and a host of other chores await tomorrow,s homemaker. As she goes through her day of electric canopeners, auto- matic babysitters, and super markets, she Will need the training of a technician and the organizing ability of an executive. Her high school home eco- nomics course Will prepare her for her place in the family of the future. Patsy Stinson discovers that dishes have to be done, even at school. Even Mrs. Chausow has prob- lems, it's the wrong size pat- tern. Can you bake a cherry pie? Fresh- men Karen Grimm, Pat Utter, and Claudette Wilson can! Clothing students are deeply engrossed in finishing their projects. m f 5w??? Wd'fiE-Ojv Fi'whrwbiieiivw- 'ii'b-wv- I-J-m Slwwled 0f virilarmong in jrt anal Song It is an appreciation of the arts e of beauty in all its guises--that brings the student to maturity. Our Art Department and Glee Club have given to the entire school the thrill that comes from sculpture, song, and paintings flnely done. Xavierts own Grandma M05853 Penny Irving, Kit Someone think of something-and wetll draw it. Jackson, and Mary Ann H1115. e... .4! :MAAJ 0'35;le 3,. vl- v-r J Without physical fitness mental ad- vancement is difficult if not impossible. Good sportsmanship, which we always prize, cannot be learned through books. Thus physical education is essential in a school curriculum. rover, red rover, let Smoe come right over! You 11 be sore tomorrow. Cfadd ed Xavier girls come in assorted sizes Which can be classified as Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. All have their own endearing qualities. All are unique in themselves and represent a phase in the development of the true Xavier spirit. FRESHMEN are bursting with eagerness and enthusiasmrTo them nothing is drab or routine as- they bolElly set out to conquer. SOPHOMORESi bubbling zeal grows into a de- termination to do their best and unfurl Xaviefs banner from the heights. JUNIORS get their first taste of life as upper- classmen. Their new mantle of maturity is worn with slight uneasiness but they more than make up for it with their loyalty and ever deepening devo- tion to Xavier. SENIORS scale the summit of high school achievement. They have founded their characters on Faith, Honor, and Loyalty and are ready to climb on through the hills of life. Graduation, once a far-off star caught on a misty peak, shines just ahead. Ix , IV ,4M44W . r, h . W7 J 75?. . ,. , K . n... '.I.-.- Nancy Moore 3 q I h , ,, , Regina Corn Vice President 203 7 T, ' 3' r, Secretary 203 Joan Hundelt , , ix ;, P:??degikng t Barbara Romley Treasurer 203 Social Chairman 2035 Dear Xavier: This is the end-and yet, the beginning. Only four short years ago we entered your doors for the first time. Before we leave wetd like to thank you for the lessons youlve taught and the memories youtve given us. They are the things well cherish foreve, . Remember all the fun we had as freshmen? The welcome party from the seniors, our Big-Sister Tea, GAA initiation, the Sock Hop, our first semi-formal, and, of course, our trip ttAround the World at the breakfast for the seniors. They were wonderful times, and by the end of the year we had really grown up. Sophomore year Came with all the growing pains possible. The ttBroomstick Bouncelt was our first big enterprise on our own,. and we were all so proud when it was a success! That was the year our class spirit and school loyalty really began to develop. What a thrill it was to beat the seniors in the Annual Drive and clean-up campaign, but how we hated to say good-bye as they were presented in their uOpening Night at graduation. Junior year, and we were finally upperclassmen. We acted like it too-until the Guild initiation, when the seniors showed us they were still boss! Our mixers, ticket drives, and the valentine lunch all helped us to become more united that year, and this unity hel ed to make our class tops. Graduation came and it was our turn to be usobbing ostesses at the banquet, HSea Fantasea . And then, before we knew it, the night of nights was upon us-our first prom, and welll remember it HTill the End of Time . 1960-61, the year of changes. Our senior year. We had dreamed about it, and yet, when it came we met it with regret, for we would be doing everything that year for the last time . Our last Candlelighting, our last retreat, our last May Crowning. We had fun too, of course-the ring ceremony, the Christmas dance, the senior assembly. These things place a poor second to the eventsrwhich we realize we will really miss. You have taught us, Xavier, to appreciate the finer things of life. With' the help of God and His Blessed Mother you have given us memories we could gain nowhere else. We leave your hallowed halls with the knowledge that you have prepared us to meet and accept everything the world 03ers to us. For this we thank you, Xavier, for this we love you. Sincerel , The niors Patricia Morin Joyce Heileman Treasurer 205 Social Chairman 205 Barbara Sicher I '- Jeanne Cirou Vice President 205 Secretary 205 Shirlee Silva President 205 , Wapium-Dhib'l'wwvi. STEPHANIE ANN ANDERSON Moonlight Becomes You Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Josephs Junior Auxili- ary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Student Body President, 4; Class President, 1, Vice-President, 3; Honor Society President, 2; Girls' State Representative, 3; Student Council Workshop, 4; Latin, 1; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Homecoming At- tendant, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3. ANN VALERIA BAKER My Time Is Your Time Student Council, 3, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1; Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Debate, 3; Xavierian Staff, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Marian Aides, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 3; Class Vice-President, 2, President, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 2, 3; Essay Win- I met, 1; Perfect Attendance, 2, 3; Athletic Award 3. ,1 '21 SHELAH ROSE BARIDO Ain't She Sweet GAA, 3, 4; Sacristy Club 3; Glee Club, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3. MARGARET MICHELE BARTHOLOMEAUX You Are My Lucky Star Junior Red Cross, 1; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Drama, 2, 3; Debate, 2, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; CCD, l; Choir, 2; Athletic Award, 2; Science Fair, 3. CELINE ESTELLE BENOIT Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella Junior Red Cross, 2, 3; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2; Honors, 2, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Perfect Attend- ance, 2, 3. DEBORAH ANN BROWN A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Sodality, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross. 1, 2; GAA, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3; Unit Leader, 2; Honors, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Essay Winner, 1; Science Fair, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. r? MARY ANN CECILIA BOLYOG My Heart Is An Open Book Transfer from Catholic Central High, Steubenville, Ohio; Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; GAA, 3; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Choir, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Class Vice- President, 2; Organist, l, 2; Honors, 1, 2, 3; English, 1. SARAH ANN BURNS To Know Her I: To Love Her Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxili- ary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary, 3, Vice-President, 4; Honors, 3, 4; Athletic Award, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin, 1; Essay Winner, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Librarian, 4. MARY LEE BREUNIG Pm Such a Romantic Girl Sodality, 1; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Marian Aides, 2, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer, 1; Athletic Award, 1, 2, 3. ROSEMARY CARBONELLI Pve Got A Crush On You GAA, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Drama, 4; De- bate, 3; CCD, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors, 3; Norm Spelling Award, 3; Science Fair, 3; Athletic Award, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance, 2. JUDITH KATHERINE CHILDERS The Girl With A Story In Her Eyes Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxili- ary, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Choir, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 2, 3; Honors, 3; Athletic Award, 1, 2. 3: Science Fair, 3; Perfect Atten- dance, 1, 2, 3. 3 SARA ANNE COLLIER A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody Student Council, 4, Vice-President, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 1; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2; Good Shep- herd Junior Guild, 3, 4; CCD. l, 2; X-Press Staff, 4; Xavierian Staff, 3, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Samuel Gompers, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 2; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 2. 3; Homecoming Queen, 4; Student Council Workshop, 4; Per- fect Attendance, 2, 3. 3! 4 f i Z ANNE MARIE CHRISTENSEN So Sweet Is She Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxili- ary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Choir, 3, 4; Honors, 3; Athletic Award, 1. REGINA MARIE CORN The Lass With the Delicate Air Honor Society, 1, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Debate, 3; X- Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 1; Guild Treasurer, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Latin, 1; Poetry Winner, 1; Quill and Scroll, 4; Science Foundation Scholarship, 3; Perfect Attendance, 2. JEANNE MARIE CIROU All Those Endearz'ng Young Charms Sodality, 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; Drama, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Class Vice-President, 4; Honors, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Perfect Attendance, 2, 3. JOETTE JUDITH CORRIERB When You Wish Upon A Star Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Debate, 3; Xavierian Staff, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 3; Choir, 3, 4; Class Social Chairman, 1, 3; X-Press Editor, 4; Honors, 1, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Journalism Workshop, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2. 3, 4; XHS Broadcaster, 4; NEDT, 3. NANCY ELLEN CROWLEY Pm Always Chasing Rainbows Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Vice President, 3; GAA, 1; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxili- ary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; X- Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Quill 8! Scroll, 4; Anytown Repre- sentative, 4: Red Cross Workshop, 3 Cheerleader, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Sci- ence Fair, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Award, 1; Perfect Atten- MARY AGNES FALK Sophisticated Lady Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; CCD, 1, 2, 3; NEDT, 3. i PATRICIA ANNE DILGARD Little Darlirf Sodality, 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Red Cross, 2; St. Josephs Junior Auxili- ary, 3. 4; Drama, 2; Xavierian Staffh 4; CCD, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3; NEDT,K; 3; Librarian, 3, 4. HELEN ARETA GILLMAN Girl Of My Dreams Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3,, 4; GA , 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3. AF W R 1 NW, N f 9 ,0 14M 4 PATRICIA ANN DOUD Beautiful Dreamer Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4. Secre- tary-Treasurer, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4. CAROLE GORNEY What Would I Do Without You? Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Unit Leader, 2, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; De- bate, 3, 4, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Marian ,Aides, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 3, 4; SSCA, 4; Teen Tattle V Correspondent, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Athletic Award, 2; Latin Award, 1; Perfect Attendance, 1, 3. ,gwaxb UM A 1: .3 - JUDY ANN GRIFFIN Look For The Silver Lim' Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; St. Jo- seph's Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2; Drama, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; X-Press, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Choir, 2, 3; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Science Fair, 3; Ari- zona Republic Correspondent, 4; Class Social Chairman, 3. PATRICIA DIANE HARRINGTON Fun And Fancy Free Junior Red Cross, 4; Good Shepherd JUnior Guild, 4; Transfer from Sal- pointe High, Tucson, Ariz.; Key Club, 1, 2, 3; GAA, 1; CCD, 1. ! DONNA ANNE GROVE Everybody Loves A Lover Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Unit Leader, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3; GAA, l, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Aux- iliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Drama, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3; SSCA, 3, 4; Poetry Winner, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Latin Award, 1; Honors, 1 2, 3; Class Social Chairman, 1, 2. 9 JOYCE FRANCES HEILEMAN I Wake Up Smiling Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; GAA, 1, 2, 3; Saint Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4, Business Man- ager, 4; Sacristy Club 4; Honors, 1, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer, 1, 2; Class Social Chairman, 4; Perfect Attendance, 1 2, 3. 9 JUDY KATHRYN HAAS Southern Belle Sodality, 1; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Drama, 1, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN HILLS Oh, What A Pal Was Mary GAA, 4 Sacristy Club, 4; Transfer from Marquette High School, Ot- tawa, Ill.; Sodality Secretary, 1; Na- tional Honor Society, 2, 3; Glee Club, 1, 2; Poetry Award, 3; Typing Awards, 3. JUDITH ANNE HOWELLS You D0127 Know Me Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Essay Winner, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Honors, 3. PHYLLIS MARILYN HUGHES Tenderly Honor Society, 1; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4: Xavierian Staff, 4; Organization Edi- tor, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Marian Aides, 2, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Latin, 1, 3; Science Fair, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance, 1, 2, 3. JOAN MARIE HUNDLET Sweet and Gentle Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; CCD, 3, 4; Class Treas- urer, 4; GAA, 1, 2. 3 i JOSEPHINE ANNE IPNAR Dreamy Eyes Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Marian Aides, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 2: Latin Award, 1; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attendance, 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA LOUISE HILS Who Wouldnd Love You? Student Council, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 2, Presi- dent, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, l, 2; Joseph3s Junior Auxili- ary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Xavier- ian Staff, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Attend- ant, 4; Student Council Workshop, 3; Anytown Representative, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2; Latin, 1; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Perfect Attehdance, 2, 3. 0.. .nw-unurhnxyxw 4 mmuh x. KATHLEEN DANDO JACKSON Belle Of The Ball Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; Good Shep- herd Junior Guild, 3, 4; St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 3; Drama, 3, 4; Honors, 2, 3; Transfer from Ramona Convent High School, Alhambra, Calif.; Student Council, 2, Treasurer, 2; Class Vice President, 2; Sodality, 1, 2, Prefect, 1; Honor Society, 2; GAA, 1, 2; Librarian, 2; YCS, 1; Athletic Awards, 1, 2. CONSTANCE MARIE KELLEN Sincerely Student Council, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec- retary, 2, Vice President, 3, Presi- dent, 4: Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Debate, 3. Secretary, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 2, 3, 4; Librarian, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Athletic Awards, 1, 2, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Spanish Award, 3; Perfect Atten- dance, 3. SHEILA MARY JAMES Young At Heart Class Treasurer, 3; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Vice President, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Iunior Guild, 3, 4; Drama, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; CCD, 2, 3, 4; Honors, 1, 3; Athletic Award, 2; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 2; Science Fair Award, 3; Red Cross Work- shop, 2. 'SEPHINE MICHELL 1x KLEMENTS A Certain Smile Sodality, l, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2: St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3. I, Y PATRICIA ELIZABETH JESIK Stay A5 Sweet As You Are Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Honors, 1; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 3. CAROL KRAMPE 1,116 Got The World On a String Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; GAA, 3, 4; St. Josephs Junior Auxiliary, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Athletic Award, 3 Noma Spelling Award, 3; Transfer from St. Marks High School, St. Louis, Mo.; 50- dality, 1, 2, Secretary, 1; Honors, 2; Perfect Attendance, 3. JUDY ANN MAHONEY So Rare Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; CCD, 2; NEDT, 2; Noma Spelling Award, 1. FRANCES CLAIR MATTHEWS Let The Rest Of The World Go By St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 4. MARTHA JANE MARTORI Let Come What May Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Drama, 2, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4. JACQUELINE ANN MCCOY Toot, Toot, Tootsie Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Athletic Award, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair Award, 3. 2, MARLENE GAYLE MASSEY Dream Along With Me Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3; Athletic Award, 3; Art Award 3. CATHERINE MARIE MCGUERN I Know Where Pm Going St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 4; GAA, 2, 3. 4; Debate, 3, 4, Treasur- er, 3, 4; CCD, 3; Athletic Award, 2; Transfer from Blanchet High School, Seattle, Wash, Girls3 Club, 1. 7 WCnIfiBM-U-n nmnuwuuhm- w. - avj..-- .. 2.5.75, V'LQ QQQ L Q ULLU 4,21 LJCULUHW QQ Q QLUJD MEL LQLLLLM vJ QMQ Q1 1 MARY PATTERSON MONTGOMERY For It Was Mary Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3; GAA, 1, 2; Xavierian Staff, 4; Glee Club, 2. PATRICIA LYNN MORIN Swingirf On A Star Class Treasurer, 4; Junior Red erss, 3, 4; GAA, 2; St. Josephs Jumor Auxiliary, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Jun- ior Guild 3, 4, Transfer from Mars High, Mars, Pa. NANCY JEANNE MOORE If You Were The Only Girl In The World Class Secretary, 1, 3; Class Vice President, 3; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Journalism Club, 4; CCD, 3, 4; Hon- ors, 1, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 3; Perfect At- tendance 1. SHARON MARIE MUELLER Aint We Got Fun Junior Red Cross, 1, 3, 4; GAA, 3, 4 St Joseph 5 Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Poetry Winner, 1. , PATRICIA MOORE You Gotta Have Heart Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; St. Jo- seph3s Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Honors, 3. EILEEN MARY MUENCH Got An Angel On My Shoulder Class Vice President, 1; Class Presi- dent, 2; Student Council, 2, 4; So- dality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader, 4; Xavierian Staff, 3, 4, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, 3, Editor, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Drama, 2, 3, 4; Debate, 2; X-Press Staff, 1; Journalism Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 4; CCD, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3; NEDT, 3; National Merit Semi-fmalist, 4; Quill 8; Scroll, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Athletic Award, 3; Latin Award, 1, 3; Journalism Work- shop, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Poetry Winner, 1, 2; Perfect Attendance, 3. , .X z 3. ; COLETTA MULVIHILL Fabulous Character Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Aux- iliary, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 2, 3, 4; Drama, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 2, 3; President, 4; Sci- ence Fair, 3; Athletic Award, 1, 2. TONI ANNE NEARY Yozfre Sensational Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader, 2; GAA, 1, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Teens Against Polio, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Class Social Chair- man, 2; Representative on YES Ad- visory Board, 3, 4; Honors, 1, 3; Science Fair, 3; Anytown Represen- tative, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 2; Athletic Award, 2; Poetry Winner, 1; Essay Winner, 1; Perfect Atten- dance, 2. MARIANNE MULVIHILL My Fair Lady GAA, '1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Jun- ior Guild, 3; St. Joseph's Junior Aux- iliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; Junior Red Cross, 4; Honors, 2, 3; Science Fair, 3; Latin Award, 3; Ath- letic Award, 3. CRYSTAL JANE NOFTZ Sweet and Lovely Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Transfer from Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal Oak, Mich.; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3; Journalism Club, 3; Drama, 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Citizenship Award, 1, 2, 3; Latin Award 1; Essay Winner, 2; English Award, 1, 3. MARY LOUISE NAIFEH All The Things You Are Student Council, 1; Sodality, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Honor Society, 2, 3; GAA, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild. 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4: Xavierian Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4: CCD, 3; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President, 2; Class President, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 4; Perfect Attendance, 3. SHEILA ANNE O3BRIEN When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prefect, 1, Vice Prefect, 2, Vice Prefect, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, l, 2; X- Press Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3 4; CCD, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxili- ary, 1; Class Treasurer, 2, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair, 3; SSCA, 3, 4. , Wv$mthnwwwnmuu 1n , fr-ih '-. ,3 -, v2, 3,... ' .Jr. '. .Jabru-P v.99 MARCY JANE OLDAKER Arerft You Glad Y0u3re You? St. Joseph1s Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, , 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; 1I Debate, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Honors, 1, 3; Latin Award, 1. SALLY ANN O3MALLEY 101 Pounds Of Fun Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, , , 4; CCD, 3, 4; Honors, 3; Noma 3 Spelling Award, 3. DOROTHY GENEVIEVE O3MALLEY Beautiful, Beautiful, Brown Eye: Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Transfer from St. Mary of the Wa- satch, Salt Lake City, Utah; Student Council, 2; Sodality, 1, 2; Honor Society, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; Choir, 1, 2; Class Vice President, 1; Class President, 2; Honors, 1, 2; Cheer- leader, 1, 2. LAUREL OVENS A Heart That's Free 1, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1 2. y MARTHA PATRICIA O3MALLEY Sleepy Time Gal St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, l, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1; Drama, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 4; Honors, 4; Attended Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, Calif.; Sodality, 2; Drama, 2. ARLEEN JOANNE PEPIN Pve Got Rhythm Sodality, 2, 3, 4; GAA, l, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseplfs Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Perfect At- tendance, l, 2; Athletic Award, 1, 2. SYLVIA YOLANDA QUIJADA Let The Sun Shine In GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair, 3; Ath- letic Award, 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE MARY ANN QUIRK Pll Remember You Sodality, 4; Honor Society, 4; Junior Red Cross, 4; Debate, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4, Assistant Business Manager, 4; Transfer from St. Joseph3s Acad- emy. Prescott, Ariz.; Sodality, l, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2; Honor Society, 2, 3, Vice President, 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3; Choir, 1, 2, 3; Librarian, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Athletic Award, 2, 3. LINDA KATHLEEN QUINN Dark Eyes GAA, 1; St. Joseph's Junior Auxili- ary, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3; Sacristy Club, 4; Glee Club, 2; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Poetry Winner, 1. PRUDENCE ANN RISSER Ain? Misbebaw'W GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Aux- iliary, 1, 2. 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, o KAREN LEE PIEKOS A Maiden Fair To See Sodality, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2,; St. Joseph1s Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; X-Press Staff, 4, Assistant Editor, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Honors, 2, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 2, 3; SSCA, 3; Transfer from Trinity High School, River Forest, 111.; Sodality, 1; Junior Red Cross, 1; Latin Award, 1. w 7 w-me..-.....-mm..-u 1 , X vJ ANITA JEANETtE RIVERA x3 9 Lady Of Spain Sodality, 1; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Press StaE, 4; Journalism Club, 4. MARGARET MARY SAFFERT Candy Sweet Sodality. 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Iunior Auxiliary, 1, 2. 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3. 4: Glee Club. 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 4; CCD, 3, 4; Choir. 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance, 3; Honors, 2. 3; GAA, 3, 4; Latin Award. 1; Noma Spelling Award. 2; NEDT Award. 3; SSCA, 3; Class Secretary, 3; Organist, 3, 4. LILLIAN BARBARA ROLLINS To Each His Own Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxili- ary, l, 2, 3, 4; Debate, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; Honors, 3; Athletic Award, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3. SUE C. SAND Whixpering Sands GAA, 1, 2; Hostess Club, 3; Kino, 4. BARBARA KATHLEEN ROMLEY P.S. I Love You Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader, 2, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Jo- seph,s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 3, 4; GAA, 1; CCD, 3, 4; Student Library Association of Arizona, 4. Vice President, 4; Pet- fect Attendance. 3; Honors, 3; Noma Spelling Award. 3; Poetry Award, 1; SSCA, 3, 4; Class Social Chairman, 4; Librarian, 2, 3, 4; Kino Secretary, 3; Teens Against Cancer, 4. PAULETTE MARIE SECHENA YouWe A Real Sweetheart Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance, 3; Transfer from Central Catholic High, Billings, Mont.; Student Spiritual Council, 1, 2; Sacristy Club, 1, 2; Choir, 1, 2; Pep Club, 1, 2; Honors, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2. CAROL PATRICIA SHEA The Song Is You Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; GAA, 1, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Honors, 3; Poetry Award, 1; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE SILVA Little Things Mean A Lot Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 3; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; CCD, 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect At- tendance, 3; Noma Spelling Award, 1 MARGARET ELLEN SHERWOOD I Get A Kick Out Of You Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 3, 4; St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Debate, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; Honors, 1, 3; Per- fect Attendance, 3. SHIRLEE MAE SILVA A Heart Full Of Laughter Student Council, 1, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prefect, 2; Unit Leader, 3; Jun- ior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant, 4: SSCA, 3: Class President, 1, 4; Class Vice President, 3. x7 we; BARBARA ANN THERESA SICHER The Sunshine Of Your Smile Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Honors, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Class Vice President, 4; Transfer from Bishop Moore High School, Orlando, Fla.; Student Coun- cil, 2; Glee Club, 2; School Paper, 3; Pep Club, 3; Sacred Heart, 1, 2; Science Fair, 2; History Fair, 2; Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3; Band, 3; Federa- tion Convention, 1, 2. STEPHANIE RAYER SINDLINGER Hey, Little One Sodaliy. 1; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate, 3; Athletic Award, 3; Latin Award, 1. Wm-uu-iIninu-mw-n mmw-umn .. SUSAN ANNE STEVENS I Enjoy Being A Girl Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4; Unit Leader, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Drama, 3, 4; X-Press Staff, 4; Jour- nalism Club, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Choir, 3, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Science Fair Award, 3; Cheerleader, 4; Class Sec- retary, 1, 2. KATHLEEN ANN SWEENEY Lipstick, Candy, and Rubber-Soled Shoes Sodalitv, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2; St. Joseph's Junior Auxiliary. 2. 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild. 3, 4, Secretary, 4; Kino Vice President, 4; Transfer from Rosary High, Detroit, Mich.; Sodality, 1. ARLENE CLAIRE STRUSS You Are My Sunshine Sodality, 1; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; GAA, 1, 2; St. Joseph3s Junior Aux- iliary, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild. 3, 4; Honors, 3; Science Fair Award, 3. CAROLE ANN THOMEY Did You Ever See A Dream Walking? GAA, 1, 2; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Sacristy Club, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE PATRICIA SULLIVAN Tberek Nothing Too Fine For The Finest Sodality, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Jo- seph's Junior Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4; Debate, 3; Sacristy, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Award, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 1, 2, 3; Art Award, 2. SALLY MARIE THOMPSON Dungaree Doll St. Joseph,s Junior Auxiliary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4. MARY IRENE VOITA , : Wonderful One 3 Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3. 4; Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3; Good Shep- herd Junior Gliild, 3, 4; Xavierian Staff, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4; CCD, 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Organist, 2, 3, 4; Art Awards, 3; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Science Fair, 3; Athletic $ Awards, 1, 2, 3; Sacristy Club, 3, 4; A Perfect Attendance, 2. DIANE ELIZABETH VAN HAREN Lovely To Look At, Delightful To Know Junior Red Cross, 4; St. Joseph,s Jimior. Auxiliary, 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Glee Club, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 4; Transfer from Central High School, Phoenix, Ariz.; Student Council, 2; Girls, League Council, 3; Drama, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2. GENEVIEVE ROSE WILMER Hey, Good Lookirf Student Council, 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; St. Josephs Jllllnkilr quiliary, 1, 2d, 3, 4; Good S ep er Junior Guil , 3, 4, Presi- dent, 4; Honors, 3; Homecoming At- LINDA MARGARET WEISS tendant, 4; SSCA, 3; Xavierian Staff, Baby Face Junior Red Cross, 1; GAA, 1, 2, 3; 4, Activities Editor, 4; Glee' Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Noma Spelling Drama, 2; Xavierian StaE, 4; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Latin Award, 1; NEDT, 3. -4., Award, 3. k2-.. whv ,J'W, , , ; h-Mp-Q-w -.m,dWxnwm-nwrv - acuph LYNN MARY WINSOR Happy Talk Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxili- ary, l, 2, 3, 4; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 4; Xavierian Staff, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; Choir, 2, 3, 4; Honors, 3; Athletic Award, 2; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Perfect Attendance, 2. PATRICIA MAY WOOD You3d Be Surprised Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET WOLFE Five Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue Junior Red Cross, 2, 3, 4; St. Joseph3s Junior Auxiliary, 3, 4; GAA, 1, 3; Good Shepherd Junior Guild, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE ANN YEO With A Song In My Heart Student Council, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4, Prefect, 4; Honor Society, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama, 2, 3, 4; Debate, 3; X-Press Staff, 1, 4; Journalism Club, 4; Sacristv Club, 3, 4; Glee Club, 2, 3, 4; CCD, l, 3; Choir, 3, 4; Class President, 2; Class Treasurer, l; Honors, 1, 2, 3; Girls3 State, 3; NEDT, 3; SSCA, 3; Science Fair, 3; Latin Award, 1; Noma Spelling Award, 3; Leadership Award, 1. Veronica Wotipka, 2 ' V Mary Jo Deeny Social Chairman 201 , . ' ,. Treasurer 201 Casey McKillip President 201 Beverly Grimm I ' ,' Peggy Dahl Secretary 201 f Vice President 201 Maureen Moore President 212 Jo Ann McCormick 2 , I , : ' , Mary O'Dowd Social Chairman 212 2 ' Treasurer 212 Mary Pat Curtis Anita Beaumarchais Secretary 212 Vice President 212 Vmog-a-ma2-la-u'ma2-n prnnxnusvuu unions Jackie Anderson 5.5-1; Betsey Bayless Anita Beaumarchais Carolyn Bezyak Marcia Bianchini m4 3??an $7 Anne Brown Diane Bradley On their first day as upperclassmen, Pat Healy, Carol Muth, Judy Wilson, Mari- anne Frank, and Janice Ereth compare notes. Stephanie Cain Connie Campbell Kathy Cavanagh Sherri Clay Melinda Cockrill Bet they aredt studying half as hard as they seem to be. Anne Hafer is en- grossed in concentration while Alicia Siders, Karla Siders, Roscele Morgan, and Barbara Kirby take things easy. 3 m Marianne Frank Kathy Galles Paige Geare M u...; v,-m, MWWmH-n ...W- WW.-wnua..Nw.-hm m.......u..-.:.m......y.-...m.-..w um.-. . . Blanca Gutierrez Pat Hall Barbara Hensel Penny Irving mm. an. Wm :msh .x: Magwmkxww x Marguerite Mittan, Kathy Galles, Patty Shaughnessy, and Elaine Senini . . perform at the Good Shepherd Guild initiation. They seem to have gotten Ann Isler Mmam Jennett a bit grubby in the process. Mary Jane Kocka Judy Klapprott Susan Kuproski Stephanie Cain records Pat Randall's words of wisdom about blue-green a1- gae. Lynn Larson xxxxmwu Quick! grab the plant food-therek still time. Donna Laux Valerie Lewis Lucy Lynch Darlene Martens . Wu-immw-nwmw.nmww NNVNhyV m.,. . x ; Juniors Nancy Naughton, Maria Barros, and Janice Ereth star at a Student Council assembly. Jo Ann McCormick Brenda McKay Barbara McNair Sharon McNeil Kim Merrill 1 4 Maureen Moore Roscele Morgan Bonnie Mowry Ruth Mulera Helen Mulligan JoAnn Rennaker Penny Schneider Carol Muth Donna Ratti Nancy Roberts The party was all we? but Janice Ereth, Mary O1Dowd, Ginny Tefft, and Bev Grimm still had fun. Sally Schoenhofen 11-11 414119th ? A '9 A : Elaine Senini 7 ' x Patty Shaughnessy Happy Birthday, but look at the calories. Kitty Lewis, Veronica Wotipka, and Bonnie Hacht doxft seem to mind. I. - ., Cathy Shepherd Billye Stroup 1X. Joan Swintek Virginia Tefft Penny Thelen Maria Votry Marianne Wesely Penny Wleidler Veronica XVilcox Judy XVilson Veronica Wotipka Monica Yoshimura Nan Mulligan Mary Jane DeLancey Michele Brannon President 101 President 103 President 105 Betsy Shun Sheila Carricart Pat Driscoll Pat Sampson Vice President 101 Secretary 101 Treasurer 101 Social Chairman 101 Ellen Bassen JoAnne Melvin Sherry Campbell Brigid Conley Vice Preisdent 103 Secretary 103 Treasurer 103 Social Chairman 103 ms. k Paulette Whalen Marsha Edgar Jan Reno Cheryl Mueller Vice President 105 Secretary 105 Treasurer 105 Social Chairman 105 7Wmmww unamnukumum1 p3, m. nhnw-u. .50. ...mw V..- 'vvyu-v'- Linda Barford Betty Bell MAR: Likg ngvf H; 33583 gag; ,' 5 ' ' .50 Pat Boegeman Susan Boels Barbara Bolyog Mary Boyle Michele Brannon Kathy Brown AV ! ww ; S.X These sophomores seem to enjoy Vicki Grays joke. Kathleen Cahill Lynne Cassata Diane Cavanagh Francine Corriere Jain Cowan Bonnie Crumb Margaret Davis Jackie DeFrancis Mariann Ehmann Ferne Ford Mary Jo Forster Patricia Frey Carol Gritiith This is an historic moment! Madame Cure ellias Cathy Connollw discovers Betty Guerra nutty-putty. 0 Mary Joyce Monnie Kemnitz xx Cathy Kovar Connie Kovar Paula Leahy Lebert Margaret Lees Dorothy Mallo Joanne Martin N Patricia McClinchy Joanne Melvin Cheryl Mueller Gail Mulholland Patsy Neumann Eileen Nixon 4.2. Janell Ovens Wake off to travel and adventure in Aio? w- W AgNWKaW-v The muu-muu craze has caught on with the sophomores too, except for those non-conformists in the back. Margaret Poetzl I Y r . Elaine Ricci Veronica Reid prun,4,.bz. -V Diane Ruman Carole Short Betsy Shun Jane Schonaerts Mary Beth Schooler ,waueWw-n b-unvumhu V , 93 Jean Ann Snyder 3 v z. r? I I $2.11 Elaine Voita Louise Warbington Nikki XWhitten Barbara Smith Susan Smith M. Timmerman Antoinette Travers Cheryl Walker Janet Walklin That was a real knee-slabper, but Biddy Conley obviously didnk get the joke. Dolores Wright Pat Boyle President 106 Chris Hils Vice President 106 Barbara Kramer Secretary 106 Phyllis DeGroot Vice President 108 Cindy Naifeh Secretary 108 Gail Galles President 108 Susan Barrett Treasurer 106 Barbara Lyding Social Chairman 106 Suzanne Labelle Treasurer 108 Helen Carbonelli Social Chairman 108 w Teresa Akey Social Chairman 107 Kathleen N eary Treasurer 107 Maria DeMatteo Social Chairman 109 Susan Tuthill Treasurer 109 Barbara Hils President 107 Jeanne Collier Secretary 107 Jean Conley Vice President 107 Katie Palmer Secretary 109 Pat Herbst Vice President 109 Loretta McCarthy President 109 WWWW wwahmv-Ihi uvnnmmhm. 0 Jo Ellen Anderson W? Chari Lee Bagby Judy Barido Nancy Barry Kaki Bayless Vicki Billinghurst Michele Blakeslee Rosemarie Boehnlein Pat Borg redAmen Pat Boyle M of Xavier. Kathleen Bresin Barbara Brownell Valerie Cabal Helen Carbonelli Mary Chleva Karen Clay Jeanne Collier Jean Conley .4... N.-.t . . WNW. ...-$MwwwW .--u.m;v. 1.-.... ..-..... . ..,,.'...$.......-..... .-. vm m ... . Mary Liz Crilly Susan DeFrancis Maria DeMatteo Diane Duffy Linda Ellison Francine Feldhusen Pamela Fink Sheila Fitzgerald The pause that refreshes. redAmen m: ' r-:m-;.2 c :a.;t . cruw. .4 Gail Galles ' M i'rqmgs. -- ..; A Mary Jane Giese Caught in the act! Nancy Haas ,. Ux- .hq, mvfi. Mn: .4. mwuri I 42199 Maureen Haggerty Julie Hains Barbara Haislip Carolyn Hall W?WW;-umwmuw wamhw.wanna....--...u..-.. V - Marilyn Hall Marie Hayes WW . 1 . W ,EN Pat Herbst Claire Hillery Denise Horan Kathleen Houk Sandi Howell Carolyn Huerta Charlotte Hunter Kathy James W nw qm;;;;;mi;uiiq+m Vx . Carol Jansen Pat Johnson Karen Johnston Outstanding freshmen experience the thrill of acceptance into Lynn Kossick the Honor Society. Suzanne Labelle Margaret Laux Pat Lebert Mary Ann Long Patricia Long ' ' Wuhuwlkr..-wW-g4thwa- Ip-Ibv-n.--... -.-v.-. . , .n - -.w.. H- .n- u WW7777 ,, , ,7, ,,, , .magq err m. Barbara McCollow 5,; W 249$$$ 'aagfgg 9!? Maryann McGovern Marilyn Miller Susan Montgomery Michele Moor Sandra Moore Patricia Morgan Bea Moriarty Pat Neil Claire Ovens Arlette Pavarini Judy Piekos , , X' , w ; ,, ; 7 ,y The stockings were hung on the railing with care. Claudia Poitier Susan Pretzinger :m. w hww'rOv9 WT . n-Hv-I ' M-Ihni H! mm n qhnn. v... Christmas at Xavier. 4; Sandra Renda Maryanne Repela L zit Igsz'nE' .4: W Joan Rodack Fran Ruocco Mary Sammin Barbara Sanderson Jacqueline Santos 7 Janis Saucier Anne Marie Seaman Linda Shade Lucy Shay Mary Sherron Darlene Simek Kirby Sindlinger The pursuit of knowledge is never-ending, find Kaki Bayless, Renee Stenger Mary Ann Long, and Claudia Poitier. Marney' Thompson Alice Tindle Ellen Toeniskoetter Virginia W MW' wnommhm. A... Arlene Trautman Susan Tuthill Pat Utter Fran Van Houten Tamzen Van Skike Mary Ellen Ven Rooy Donna Windhorst Julie Wolfe Lynn Woods Phyllis Wood Vicki Yost .e wun' i...;.... w- wiininwwyihw-nwnmmrm . I t rganizacioned Sodality, Student Council, Red Cross, GAA, and the other equally important organizations combine to make up Xaviefs extra-curricular program. They provide valuable training in leadership, self-gov- ernment, social service, and the arts. Each serves to round out our education and bring us into well adjusted adulthood. There was a time when studies reigned supreme and no thought was given to the studentst social and organizational devel- opment. Now, through our various clubs, we get a complete and well-rounded edu- cation to prepare us for the future. 7..-. ddamg-m w. .. I - .0.- ............ 'MW.... hw8;.n-Kvkvshmlupu...ghh1qn .m-mh-Aun-d- .. u www- , , .W...W....hebw , , , , , , , Y ssxyxx n pru-mg-Miim .a-n ,. , . ucceszuf Student Counci V w, V , h Stephanie Anderson Sara Collier President Vice President The Student Council is ,one of Xavierhs most active organizations. As student governing body and media through which faculty and students Nancy Naughton air views for .scho'ol betterment, it strives to carry Janice E r eth SeCretary on Xavxerhs hlgh 1deals and'help the student body Treasurer toward a richer and fuller education. 57 Student Council members, seated: Sara Collier, Stephanie Anderson, Janice Ereth, Nancy Naughton. First row: Mary Jane DeLancey, Nan Mulligan, Paula Leahy, Gail Galles, Loretta McCarthy, Barbara Hils, Pat Boyle. Second row: Joette Corriere, Toni Neary, Shirlee Silva, Palsy Hils, Jo-Ann Yeo, Maureen Moore, Casey McKillip. Thir'd row: Gen Wilmer, Coletta Mulvihill, Mary Voita, Connie Kellen, Nancy Crowley, Ann Baker, Eileen Muench. -W ' ' h , ,7, , .,.,nu.,g...:.:,....f -h...hw'....g................-www... . . .'.5,........,.;;;-..... r... m- parks CAOOK junctionzs u ; , i N muuuuii uuuavl Our XHS reporter, Janice Ereth and Nancy Naughton run off Student Council data. 7.1.; The Family Picnic in full swing. IM'. 5 Mrs. Mehren speaks at Leadership Workshop. Stephanie Anderson and Sara Collier light the Christmas Candle symbolizing Chrisfs presence. wm-hmhu v.4 V Mary Lou Naifeh Secretary their on the Sodality Daughter Break- Over 110 Sodalists and mothers attended this year. Brien ! Three times a month, Sodalists d1v1de into units and exchange ideas on living the Sodality way of life. The unit leaders and Sister M. Philomena discuss a future meeting. calendar is the Mother Vice Prefect Always a big event fast. Sheila O 0 e Ym mm AP 0 J Donna Grove Treasurer ; f f - ;:-7RM kw: a;- WWW vm i t. i ii A record number of projects has been un- dertaken this year by the Junior-Senior Sodal- ity under the moderation of Sister Mary Celes- tine. In addition, Xavier boasts freshman and sophomore Sodalities which are also very active. h WV MW K Jo-Ann Yeo and Donna Grove are literally swamped after an almost too successful magazine drive. These candidates promise eternal fidelity to Our Lady before Sodality Director Father Kelleher. Mary Lou Naifeh checks in a pamphlet returned by Karen Piekos to the Sod- ality library, Marynook. ocietiezs ccelot The Senior National Honor Society is organized to pro- mote a well-rounded educa- tion, emphasizing the charac- teristics of Scholarship, Lead- ership, Character, and Service. Patsy Hils President Jo-Ann Yeo, Sheila OtBrien, Mary Voita, and mm Yong Elleen Muench llght the candles of Scholarship, e 231mm,; ,g mam Leadershlp, Serv1ce, and Character at the Honor , ,. ., xffww Somety Induction. . 313nm LJIJLC 3-111-1n 91m tfulz ehLIJ 34x?r!'lk' llplveJJJ 3muop4h3 '- 1,1.1 a.gmz - m. 9L3, ml tmwm 3..., 6....:, . W Cathy Sullivan Mi11:1i Jdennett disfplays her V' P 'd t tas an talent o lettering 1ce re51 en the Girl of the Month poster each month. Mimi Jennett Secretary Betsey Bayless Treasurer Regina Coeli Chapter members, seated: Betsey Bayless, Patsy Hils, Cathy Sullivan, Mimi Jennett. First row: Regina Corn, Karen Piekos, Maureen Moore, Lucy Lynch, Nancy Naughton, Penny Weidler, Mary Lou Naifeh, Jo Ann Sterling. Second row: Ann Baker, Sara Collier, Jo-Ann Yeo, Kitty Newman, Jo Ann McCormick, Jeannette Raths, Jane Quirk. Third row: Joette Corriere, Stephanie Anderson, Nancy Crowley, Mary Voita, Connie Kellen, Mary Pat Curtis, Eileen Muench. . m . w-u....,-... . .. ..... M -...T...- :W-W?WnWW--EEuhhuuwy-qlf ,e-.......;..h...........u.,- .h...,...... .. The N ational Junior Honor Society prepares today,s youth for tomorrowhs world, and is more than just an organiza- tion for hbrains? N. Paula Leahy President Induction of freshman and sophomore members into the Junior Honor So- ciety. FEB 20 h MAR 51 BENEFIT BISHOPS REUEF FUND Sherry Campbell Terri Lynch, Jan Reno, and Vice President Marsha Edgar prepare for the Lenten fruit sale. Siena Chapter members, seated: Pat Driscoll, Sherry Campbell, Paula Leahy, Bonnie Crumb. First row: Judy Piekos, Susan Tuthill, Patsy Herbst, Pat Johnson, Susan Dunchus, Jeanne Collier, Mary Vaccaro, Phyllis De Groot, Diane Duffy. Second row: Susan Barrett, Margaret Laux, Barbara Kramer, Jean Conley, Barbara Lyding, Karen Lynskey, Lynn Woods, Barbara Hils, Mary Makaus. Third row: Jeannine Hinz, Barbara Biggs, Betsy Shun, Cathy Connolly, Nan Mulligan, Claudia Baccus. Mary Jane De Lancey, Francine Corriere, Pat Boyle. Bonnie Crumb Secretary Pat Driscoll Treasurer .5933- Wmf..QE-h;+ .'..., . .4; Xavier has received much recognition in .the local newspapers through the efforts of Carole Gorney and Judy Griffin. hMr. Joeh McCormick smiles approvingly as the publications meet their deadlines. Regina Corn, Karen Piekos, Joette Corriere, and Nancy Crowley search through exchange newspapers, an important source of ideas. Quiff ancl graff Through their outstanding journalistic achievements, publica- tions staffers are received into the international honor society for high school journalists, Quill and Scroll. Superior scholastic ability and character are also emphasized by this society, one of Xavierhs newest orgamzatlons. Quill and Scroll members, Back row: Nancy Crowley, Joette Corriere, Regina Corn, Karen Piekos. Front row: Eileen Muench, Ann Baker, Carole Gorney. U fwd $3M ' 1mm; Wh.-ws:...gn.w.-..m .....h..n....w..m.........-.....m -,......w..m.. . Front row: Jo- -Ann Yeo, Margaret Sherwood, Margaret Bartholomeaux, Cathy McGuern, Monica Yoshimura, Toni Neary. Back row: Anne Hafer, Cathy Connolly, 10 Anne Sterling, Carole Gomey, Coletta Mulvihill, Eileen Muench. gwf The National Forensic League is an organization formed to honor outstanding and active high school speakers. Started only this year, the NFL boasts a dozen members who have earned the required number of points. Debate finalists at ASU Tournament, Jo Anne Sterling, Carole Gorney, Margaret Sherwood, Margaret Bartholomeaux, Anne Hafer, and Monica Yoshimura, discuss the fine points of their winning cases. Margaret Bartholo- meaux, Xavieris only holder of the NFL De- gree of Excellence. Jo-Ann Yeo, winner of second place trophy from the ASU Speech Tour- nament. auierian ecorclzs fAe ear 3A8 jnnuaf S7tay Editor ..................... Eileen Muench Assistant Editor ................ Mary Voita Copy Editor ................... Ann Baker Academics Editor .............. Sara Collier Classes Editor .............. Nancy Crowley Organizations Editor ......... Phyllis Hughes Activities Editor ............... Gen Wilmer Seniors: Pat Dilgard, Patsy Hils, Mary Mont- gomery, Mary Lou Naifeh, Toni Neary, Jane : Quirk, Barbie Romley, Margaret Sherwood, . C , : x ' Barbara Sicher, Linda Weiss, Lynn Winsor. Elleen Muench ' ; , Juniors: Betsey Bayless, Mary Pat Curtis, Su- Edltor . san Kuproski, Lucy Lynch, Jo Ann McCor- mick, Kim Merrill, Ruth Mulera, Carol Muth, Marianne Wesely. Sophomores: Ellen Bassen, Analee McCoy. Freshmen: Patsy Herbst, Lynn Kossick, Kathy Mary Voita N eary. Assistant Editor An impending deadline-but Nancy Crowley, Phyllis Hughes, Gen Wilmer, Sara Collier, and Ann Baker still can manage smiles. Billing, typing, and laying out volumes of ads is the task of Jane Quirk, Kim Merrill, Joyce Heileman, and Susan Kuproski. XXF W ? xX xx Matching up 500 faces and names is not easy-just ask Class Editors Mary Pat Curtis, Ellen Bassen, Patsy Herbst, and Patsy Hils. Always found around the Journalism Room working or talking 82 when both are Barbara Sicher, Pat Dilgard, Betsey Bayless, Lucy Lynch, and Margaret Sherwood. WhimiwmxbWu . ' .'.;.:.:......:- ; W-m.,. Xpredd Wirrom inc! 0X Xavier 3A9 Wewzfloaper .5?an Editor ..................... Joette Corriere Assistant Editor ............... Karen Piekos 54 Sports writer ....... Margaret Bartholomeaux b Feature writer ............... Judy Mahoney 5y Fashion writer ................ Regina Corn :3 Typing Manager .............. Janet Rivera , . Corr. Secretary ............. Maureen Moore Joette Corriere Editor-In-Chief Reporters: Stephanie Anderson, Ann Baker, Carole Gorney, Sheila James, Sheila O Brien, Mary Lou Naifeh, Toni Neary, Nancy Crowley, Barbara Sicher, Judy Griflin, Jo- Ann Yeo. Karen Piekos Assistant Editor 19-? 6.3.3:; VFII i4; A frown, a smile, and success! Reporters at work are Judy Griffin, Jo-Ann Yeo, Barbara Sicher, Nancy Crowley, and Ann Baker. if??? .aL :h-irm ' grgru .4 L L Found an error! Not much gets by proofreaders Carole Gorney, Sheila James, Stephanie Anderson, and Toni Neary. Eagle-eyedU editor Joette Corriere keeps watch. Columns coming up from sports writer Margaret Bartholo- meaux, Just Judf Mahoney, and fashion writer Regina Corn. Tireless typing manager janet Rivera gets a hand from Joette Corriere in meeting a deadline. pig - 3...... Vu-TJ-VM, n-ip-u-u-T' , ,w-v JD 2 92de guifald loorldmandlt gmex $ Connie Kellen k Barbara Fernandes . K Bonnie Crumb President ,. ' ' -v ' .1 v Points Secretary Corresponding Secretary Sarah Burns Ann Hunter Vice President Treasurer xxxm The GAA Lettergirls are, First row: Barbara McNair, Mary Joyce, Jan Reno, Jackie McCoy, Sylvia Quijada, Carolyn Bezyak, Rose- mary Carbonelli, Connie Kellen. Second row: Monica Yoshimum, Barbara Fernandes, Ann Hunter, Marcia Bianchini, Penny Thelen, Cathy Sullivan, Carol Krampe, Kitty Newman, Mary Voita. Third row: Sherri Clay, Mary Lee Brunig, Anita Beaumarchuis, Margaret Bartholomcaux, Melinda Cockrill, Lynn Winsor, Madelyn Meyer, Claudia Baccus, Anne aner, Paige Genre. Fourth row: Dorothy O Ncal, Barbara RiHcy, Anne Brown, Sally Corbett, Sally Schoenhofen, Kathy Cunt, Judy Childers, Jane Quirk, Eileen Muench, Bctscy Baylcss. w won gf-r v D.WamMW9-.Bufkgnnvgy m $........-.m ..wu--.m.-www.hm . Pat Boegeman, Pat Chagnon, and Kitty Newman add cheers to GAA intramurals. Basketball or else, warns Coach Davey. Itts all in the game? uKeep fit the fun way, could very easily be the motto of Xaviefs GAA. Every Monday and Tuesday after school finds the members of the largest club in the school busily participating in the varied sports program, under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Davey. Itts a bullts eyeeas usual. Cathy Sullivan demonstrates how she National Intermediate Archery Championship. z a .- --. IavCAcr ...- Coletta Milvihill Jeanne Cirou Patty O Malley President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer The Genesians, First row: Barbara Fernandes, Ruth Mulera, Patty O Malley, Barbara Kaufmann, Sheila James, Jeanne Cirou, Donna Grove. Second row: Pat Healy, Mary Jo Deeny, Prudy Risser, Colleen McCarthy, Kit Jackson, Debbie Brown, Rose- mary Carbonelli, Cookie Martori. Third row: Marianne Wesely, Carol Muth, Jo-Ann Yeo, Susie Stevens, Diane Van Haren, Coletta Mulvihill, Eileen Muench. .. -.:.-, . - .a- thn'l' .CWTLW Always something brewing in Drama! Do these witches uIsnk it wonderful! says Susie Stevens. All who saw Romantic look famlliar? Conspiracy agree. 86 :xnguydng I w? - -r- mv-fr - 4.... QJOZIQCI: :DeAate jd reat Carole Gorney Anne Hafer Mimi Jennett Cathy MCGuern President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Debate members, Front row: Ellen Toeniskoetter, Cathy Hendel, Patsy Herbst, Barbara Biggs, Cathy McGuren, Margaret Bartholo- meaux, Sherri Clay, Monica Yoshimura. Back row: Anne Hafer, Susan Tuthill, Cathy Connolly, Jo Ann Sterling, Margaret Sher- wood, Mimi Jennett, Chris Skully, Carole Gorney, Pat Randall, Margaret Lees. . w . :i tutu ,4 .3; r Avg; ,WX Intently observing a debate are Margaret Lees, Kathy Brown, Brophy Uepresented by John Ikard and George McLoona and Marsha Edgar. challenges Xavier in debate. G l e e Members work diligently preparing their music. Fun - Fun - Fun -! Thafs what the Junior Chorus is having as they sing Row, Row, Row, Your Boaf to Sister Mary Gertrud- ette on her feast day. Margaret Saffert Secretary Mary Voita President u a A h -45 u 7; i Susie Stevens Vice President Sheila James Treasurer The Sound of Mu- sic Hoats through the air as Mary Voita and Margaret Saffert practice before the concert. Jo-Ann Yeo grace- fully displays her talent at the Glee C l u b Christmas Concert. uXi iary Lucy Lynch ' , , , V I ' ' Marianne Wesely Treasurer , , ; - , Secretary Z: g' Sally O Malley President Vice President Even flling's fun, says Anne Marie Christensen. Food and fun. Informal but informative! Lynn keeps patients happy. Kitty Sweeney Secretary ML Karen Piekos ice President V 006! SAQIOAQPEI President Gen W f 0 n u f e h t O t d e d d a e m 0 H e h t 0 t d e t n e S e t D. k C e h C 0 0 5 $ A S f e D. D. mm C O S e h t unior Regina Corn Treasurer .1 IL. giitwllt, . L.v.f . eel Crow arieol projeclzs Nancy Crowley President Sheila James Vice President Pat Doud Secretary-Treasurer Pat Doud, Stephanie Sindlinger, Marianne Mulvihill, Katherine Bayless, Judy Piekos, and Kathleen Houk pack stuffed animals they helped to make. Ann Houk Stewart, Red Cross worker and former Xavier student, displays stuffed toys. A Clara Button and her group of girlies, Toni Neary, Sheila James, Susie Stevens, and Pat Doud score a hit at the Red Cross assembly. mmmmH .-,,...o..x.m:.; ..... 'v...'w..-. Xavier iglt Wafltem, Cqu Ready, Willing, and able is the motto of the Xavier Mothers, Club officers: Mrs. Frances Naifeh, Corr. Secretary; Mrs. .Lucy Lynch, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Betty Crowley, President; Mrs. Virginia Cockrill, Treasurer; and Mrs. Becky Shun, V1ce PreSIdent. outA Cm ,, ii '1 ? Kino Club provides co-recreational activities for Xavier and Brophy students by sponsoring dances and other social and service activi- ties. Officers are: Pat Morin, CYO reporter; Kitty Sweeney, Vice Presxdent; Helen Mulligan, Secretary; Jack Zwaska, President. u hire gala tum waP6115 Judy Moore Marcia Bianchini Elaine Voita President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Look out Picasso, here we come.n Hallmark Award winner Judy Moore and Blue Ribbon Finalists Mary Voita, Maryann McGovern,,and Judy Klapprott are the The pride shown in these girls' faces is justly due for pride of Xavier's Art Department. are all Art Certificate of Merit winners. g, t. ,....u f Jinx .ae ,- e..'..-' m, -,.0. d4 '3'. w x... f , MatyAnhBolYog finishes , , setting up the aitar. aerial? Society w Our chapel has been spotless all year. The vestments have been laid out for Mass, the vigil lights set out after Mass, and flowers have blossomed at. Our Ladyts feet. The Sacristy Society has been at work each day to beautify the House of the Lord. Piqlette Sechena has the privilege oficlothinggj f i the, Chalice for ,Mass. oghrary J46555 tantd Cantt find a reference, want to take out a book, have to pay a fine- the library assistant is always there ready to help. These girls offer their study hall hours to assist in the library. Itts awfully big . . . Connie Kellen doesntt really think the book is bet she puts it back! funny . . . she saw the camera. On the crusade for bet- ter reading during Xav- ierhs book drive. r h WMemories are made of these, e The prom, the first ticket drive, the Sopho- more Tea, the Freshmen Breakfast. Wetll remember all of these and many, many more, years after Xavier has become a dusky star on a past horizon of our thoughts. We will remember because of the tears before and the triumph after each under- taking. We Will remember because of the closer bond that formed to cement friendships while we worked and danced and cleaned up afterward. We will remember because of the invalu- able lessons we learned about planning and organizing and human nature. We Will remember . . . Wwf-gggh-wmw m. Dlmn ,a ts..h..h sreixm , x ; VWM m1 L g $ as :Rz A w waxxv ZWWV 21.6 H 54 , E? QM Q??? , 43 3: , L ; ALXV , X A 3 I 4RD $2 mw a Xg V xxx? , w, .mw ,, ,v ,,,, ,, fa, .. w. '0 Come and rest With me awhile. The yearly retreat at the Franciscan Retreat House, attended by the Seniors, and the retreat at school, attended by the underclassmen, provides physical as well as spiritual rest and refreshment. Breaking for meditation period after a school retreat confer- . , ence. 194' Senior Counselors, Sister Mary Agnesette and Sister Mary Gertrudette were always available to talk over problemsh With Seniors at the Casa. Josie Klements takes a moment to ujust relax? The scenic mountains against the quiet garden of the Retreat House offer a perfect inspiration for meditation. Each girl found her own little corner. Nancy Crowley uses the solitude to be alone with her thoughts. Spiritual reading was a large part of both retreats. ' h ,a-mrvrvww-ms hhs' v4.7 V f 4; X1 572 , z o, ,7 ;2 xx xx, , a . 21. , VWIA upp- D'rlhr: that- A.. ..L-QQ, Q Patsy Hils Gen Wilmer mu-ugumuu - . a Q-EQ .Q$ h ,. o . - Sara Collier Queen an$ $ Cheerleaders spur Bronco on to victory. ,1 . 1r Stephanie Anderson Sh lee Silva z , VZ wy ' www.m- rm- W 7gk Beaumarehais, Jan Reno, and Jeanne Collier 1m An' 9 n e r a H n a V e n a .l D Ya e l w 0 r C V. C n a N .E $7,965,? Stevens, . ie mg splrlt. ier Cheerleaders Sus boost the homecom Xav V limawwrlm .' . . in. 5.1.4 :3... . .. L , , L . t Toni Neary ing couples as they hair? welcom 10y lme Mary Lou Naifeh in the reception ickets ? Mike Naifeh was one of Santis helpers. Sister Mary Lou looks on approvingly. 1r t he Joyce Heileman and her date en glve t San ta Kit Jackson Queen x ?2 ICIC Joette Corr enLOPd P0715 OI 1 1 a b w o n s e h t n a g 6 1D 6 h n e h w e C n a d .m it Jackson. h queen K VVlt Ann Baker Even Santa had a ball at th . , , , ; V ,, m L ,. V , wxwwymwh NV: x 4 u , wax V N um 3?.th L ,w . V V V4 V . V , M AW 5? x AXVNVQ M A w, J Ax i W W WWWWWWV ; , HOW WA a 3 . :Ix - a- 2W Rxxh 7x$mu R8 y :w Aw M 2' rive Rosemary Carbonelli V I : ' Crys Noftz Give up, Mr. McCormick! Who could resist the combined salesmanship of Veronica Wotipka, Mary Jo Deeney, and Lynda Jo Decker? Mary Lou Naifeh . . ' Margaret Saffert Nancy Moore ;;m:hh-:.Wuwmw Blanca Gutierrez Guatemala City, Guatemala Xavier had something really wonderful from uSouth 0f the borderi, this year. Maria Barros and Blanca Gutierrez, our two foreign exchange students, have brought With them fun and laughter, sympathy and understanding, and the joy of true friendship. We hope that they will take some- thing of Xavier back With them to their countries. Adios amigos! Maria Teresa Barros Santiago, Chile Se't ?- jvqu ew.-h - e . ' 7 ' MKZMMW ,4. , ., f ;T:....,. . NMWVI e.:.ze..,-.e,h e The first donning of our caps and gowns as we officially become seniors by the reception of our class rings . . . The gay celebration beloved Sisters, feast days . . . Mam. r . . . I- WKW 131m.7'2h:2.,l The quiet and peaceful interlude at our Senior retreat . . . The tearful burning of our bows . . . I The Junior-Senior Banquet, April Serenade . . . raclitiond $ ??$x P 0 .m e a C n a t S m u C r .u u C d n a O p m 0 mr r O f g n .1 r a P e r P Vi??? l 5H1 BA 5, Xxxx I54, , ?wixigg , iv??? 71?; 2x? : ay. ?h??? . V 1.27? 223? 0 V X, 49g? , $1 , seas 2.32 W x; .u NJSHQV. $5,! J... .r ies are all shown in the ins-always thinking. and Eileen Muench do some ils, 1ve. mgmg sxxt Barbara Roll i Neary, Patsy H ies, and sw memes, roarmg twent iane Van Haren leads 'tpolitickint , for the Annual Ad Dr Marianne Wesely, Ton ttyzgigx; Gay 11 Senior assembly. !!-D mw ab 5 ma P e P a 1 1t 11H Speak of the devil-no, ifs Coletta. Laughter runs in the Winsor family! catter 30f jppreciation When you see this annual, the 1961 XAVIERIAN, it will be in its completed stage, printed, bound, and ready to read. It is no longer a mass of pictures, reams of copy paper, and hours of typing. As editor, I have great admiration for those who helped assemble the finished book e your book e I owe my deepest gratitude to - Sister Mary Katrine, B.V.M., and the faculty who fully supported and cooperated with the XAVIERIAN staff. Mr. Joe McCormick who guided us and helped us to gain experience and develop initiative. Mr. James Duke, our commercial photographer, who fulfilled our requests in record time and proved that a photographer can be a true artist. Mr. William Noble, who was always ready for candid camera shots on a momenfs notice. Miss Hildegarde Steffes, Sister Mary Edwardetta, B.V.M., the Stoffas, and all those who contributed their talents and time. Mary Voita and Ann Baker, who were tireless workers throughout the entire year and who buoyed up the whole staff with their en- thusiasm. The staff members who proved that Xavier girls are the greatest! a My final and lasting thanks go to you, the students of Xavier. You were always willing to cooperate. You showed this when you made the advertisement drive to finance this book an overwhelming success. Editor 'W-Mw .-e...-...m -n. a J4nunciod A school is a single unit of the com- munity. It is not self-sufiicient nor does it want to be. Every member of the com- munity contributes in one way or other toward the preparation of tomorrows world through the education of today,s youth. There is a partnership between the school and business that is vital but often overlooked. Business contributes to edu- cation through scholarships, leadership and scholastic awards, and the support of school publications through advertising. The annual is a service to the student body but more important, a step in the ladder of educa- tion. Our advertisers make this step possible and now we thank them for their coopera- tion and generosity . w MW! 0m, W Wm. Mwierian patrond Reverend John Doran Reverend Daniel J. Kelleher, SJ. Reverend Rory D. Maguire, $.J. Reverend Joseph I. Monaghan, S.J. J. Adams Mobile Service Mrs. Jane Allen Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Anderson Andy's Auto Body Shop Lupe Arafos Arizona Pump 8: Supply Co. Arizona Toy Box Arizona Wildlife - Sportsman Magazine Mr. and Mrs. l. l. Auchly B-Neaf Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey Albert Baker Elmer Bardey A. J. Bayless Markets Mrs. B. L. Bayless Mr. Frank J. Bellinger Dr. and Mrs. James Berens The Best Cleaners Bethany Cleaners and Squaw Pleaters Bethany Liquors Mr. M. C. Beffs Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Bezdek Mr. and Mrs. George Bezyak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bianchini The Big Spender Bill's Package Store Bi-Lo Markets Mr. and Mrs. J. Dean Blakeslee Dr. L. G. Blanchette Mrs. Caroline G. Block Boener Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Boland, Jr. Bonita Vista Apartments Mrs. H. Boyle Ernie Brewer Mrs. W. F. Burke Shelley Burrus Buzan C Keck Mr. and Mrs. Al Cahal CahiII-Edmund Travel Service Dr. and Mrs. John 5. Coin Betty Cairns Dr. S. R. Caniglia Carbonelli Insurance Agency C. T. Carlise Realty Mr. and Mrs. George J. Caron Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cavanagh Cavalier Barber and Beauty Shop Ray Cosgrove's Central Service Mildred N. Christensen L. P. Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Christensen W. M. Chowning Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cockrill Mr. and Mrs. Tim P. Connolly John Cosgrove Mr. and Mrs. James M. Crilly Paul Cronin Mobil Station Mr. W. H. Cushin Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dahl Mr. George C. Dean Dehner Paint $ Wallpaper Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Diekoff Patricia Dilgard . and Mrs. H. J. Dirks Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dooley . and Mrs. J. R. Dreckman . and Mrs. John C. Driscoll . and Mrs. Roger J. Duffy Earl's Camera Shop Earl's Milk Depot Economy Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Edgar Dr. and Mrs. John A. Eisenbeiss El Tamarack Elite Sewing Machine Co. Dr. Melvin L. Fields Kay Flesh Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Flood Flowers by Fran Foodland Market John Foran Dr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Forester O. L. Fountain John P. Fowlie, D.D.S. Freshmen 107 Compliments of a Friend Rofilia Fulgenzi Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Geare Gene's Broiler Buffet Mr. and Mrs. Matt C. Gillman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Gilroy Good Shepherd Junior Guild Good Shepherd Senior Guild Dr. and Mrs. Austin R. Grant Mrs. Edna Grauer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimm and Family Grove's Surgical Supports Store Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Guerra Colonel Hamsey Habeich Raymond C. Hackett Hagen's Market, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hairungfon Mrs. Donald B. Haislip Mr. Jack Hannafin Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hanson Judy Hanson Harmon's Texaco Service Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Harrington Dr. and Mrs. William B. Helme Henri C Thyra Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Herbsf Bill Herman Realty Herron Cleaners Hi-Quality Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hickcox Dr. Andrew H. Hlusak, Optometrist Frank Hochevar Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Holland Humble Service Station Hunt's Home Food Service Humble Service Station, 7th St. C Butler Dr. J. R. Huntley, O.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Hunts Gentry's Hydramatic lnsana Music Home Lessons Ann M. Irving Jacobs Hardware Allan C. Jeffryes Realty R. J. Jenneff C Family Joe's Market - Sunnyslope Phil Johnson John P. Joyce Juniors 201 Juniors 212 Kamera Korner Louis Katz, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ed W. Kauffman Kelly's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. George Keown Mrs. R. V. Kerley Sam Kiamy Printing Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Kilbane Knolan's Bakery Mr. and Mrs. C. James Kocka Mr. Robin Kolkoski Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Kolkoski and Family , and Mrs. Leo Kossick . and Mrs. Victor C. Kovack . and Mrs. William J. Kramer lk Family . and Mrs. Robert Kreml . and Mrs. Carl E. Kuntz . and Mrs. A. J. Lampe Edward J. Larkin The Legionettes of Arizona, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lenihan Patricia Anne Lenihan '63 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lewis Smile Along with Linda and Pat Grady Lovedy Raul Luian Elaine Lufty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Regis G. Lynskey Mr. and Mrs. Ovide A. Mallo Mangino Radiator Co. Mason's Saw Shop Mata and Roy's Beauty Salon John S. and Thomas E. McCall, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. McCormick A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKone The Medicine Chest Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Meier Melluzzo Stone Mrs. Frances Merrill Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meyer Meyer's Air Conditioning Mrs. Troy L. Miller Milf's Union Service A Friend Mr. James Minofto Dean Terry Moots Modernway Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. James J. Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Moore John W. Morgan Insurance Agency Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Moriarty Read Mullan '61 Fords Dr. V. A. Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Musenbrock Al D. Napolifano Pete Nelson's Watering Trough Service Mrs. A. J. Nicoli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noffz Mrs. Walter J. Novak Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nowicki Mr. and Mrs. S. O'Brien Dr. and Mrs. James T. O'Connor Gerry O'Meara Mrs..James T. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. William O'Neill Lillian and Nicholas O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Oldaker Olympic Paint Stores Inc. Paul Ovens, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Pavarini, Jr. Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, Sr. Palms Photo Lab From a Friend Paul's Jewelry Pat Motors Dr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Piekos Mrs. Ralph Poirier Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Quirk and Family Ranch House Hamburger Inn The F. J. Rasf Family Omer K. Reed, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Reicheim Mrs. Wm. P. Reilly Reliable Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rempe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 5. Reno Mr. and Mrs. Ted Repella Mrs. Annie M. Reublins Wolston Richfield Mrs. M. J. Reikola From A Friend Maria Roios Charles N. Ronan Rose Marie Apartments Rudy's House of Beauty Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Ruocco Safari Hotel Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schooler Seivert Paint Company Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Senini Senior Room 205 7th Street Cleaners Shamrock Cleaners Lt. Col. A. E. Sherron 81 Family Mrs. Margaret W. Sherwood . and Mrs. Calvin L. Sicher . and Mrs. Michael J. Sienerth . and Mrs, George J. Silva . and Mrs. A. B. Slack . and Mrs. Norman Sloncen . and Mrs. Bernard Smaniofto James F. Smith Smith Bros. Nursery Mr. and Mr.s. S. G. Snyder Sonia Sophomores 101 Sophomores 103 Sophomores 105 Mark Soubie Standard Service Station J. F. Steller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stenger Mrs. Robert H. Stevens Stewart Sandwiches Are Best Mrs. Marion Sfoner Storr Radiator and Wheel Alignment Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Struss A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Suarez Sugar Bowl, Scottsdale Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan Sun Television Company Sunbrite Markets George Nuriscoe Tang's Pharmacy Thompson's Shell Servicenter Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tiffany The Timbers Bar B'Que The Timmerman Family Margaret and Edward Toeniskoefter Tompkins Motors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Traufman Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Troik Joe Turoski Chevron Service Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Tufhill Upfon's Candy Shops My Valet Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. H. VanSkike Mr. and Mrs. Paul Voita Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Volpe Wagon Wheel Appliance Company Wagon Wheel Radio 81 Television Joe Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ben D. Ward, Sr. Martha Wasson Hair Styling Michael H. Weiss, D.D.S. Mrs. C. E. Weland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Welnick Mrs. Mary K. Wesely Wesley Bolin, Secretary of State West High Union Service Wheeler's Maza Drug Mrs. L. N. Whiflow . and Mrs. J. A. Whitney, Jr. . and Mrs. Rene T. Willikens . and Mrs. Robert Wilson . and Mrs. Roy Wilson . and Mrs. Harold Wiffen Morton J. Wood, D.D.S. Donna R. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Woods Marianne Yates Mr. and Mrs. J. Yoshimura Dr. Adolph E. Zachow Dr. and Mrs. Edwin T. 2101 Xavierian .S;oondord Compliments of Father Richard Calmus Rev. Neil P. McHugh Most Holy Trinity Parish A-1 Liquor 901 E. Indian School Ace Home Beverage Service 2219 N. 24th Street Acme Steel Company 1111 No. 2151 Avenue Adams Texaco Service 101 E. Camelback Road Advance Distributors Inc. 1624 W. Earll Drive Allied Van Lines Compliments of Ralph Warbington Anchor Roofing Company 4711 N. 7th Street Anchor Printing Company 4504 N. 9th Street Paul Anderson - State Farm Ins. 3500 N. Central, Suite 233 Ray Andrade's Orchestras AL 4-0740 Anthony Realty 4803 N. 7th Avenue Compliments of the Arganese Family Arizona Reading Improvement Center 150 E. Medlock Arnold's School of the Dance Compliments of A Friend B and B Auto Parts 1314 McClintoch Drive Best Wishes Freshmen Room 106 W. F. Baker 5246 E. McDonald Drive Congratulations and Best Wishes Mrs. Mary A. Basha and Family 116 Beal and Bradley Insurance Counselors Mayer Central Building Bea's Donut and Dessert Bar 201h St. and E. Camelback Rd. Bernina Sewing Machines 5025 N. 7th Street Big City Market 2801 N. 15th Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Biggs 301 W. El Caminito Drive Bill and Jane's Cheese 'n Stuff 5042 N. Central Avenue Dr. and Mrs. V. S. Boddicker 3328 N. 17th Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Brown 2020 E. Montebello Avenue Budget Furniture Co. 6200 N. 7th Street Bugs Bear Insurance - Agency 400 W. Camelback Road Bynon's Beauty Salon 3523 W. McDowell Road C and F Equipment Co. 1 1 1 W. Marshall Avenue Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cagle Phoenix, Arizona Compliments of Camelback Square Snowcap Canyon State Communications 4637 N. 7th Avenue Congratulations from Caroline and Bill Tom Chauncey, Jeweler 40 E. Adams Chicken Delight 4441 N. 7th Street Ken Clarke and Associates, Inc. - Insurance 202 Luhrs Central Bldg. Cocoanut Grove Motor Hotel 2012 W. Van Buren Commercial National Realty 1129 N. 1st Street Consolidated Specialties Co. 3131 E. Sheridan Coffrell, Builder of Fine Homes 6424 S. Central Avenue Crabtree Dental Supply Inc. 707 W. Thomas Road Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1. Curtis 1 1 1 E. Mariposa Best Wishes from A Friend Damaged Freight Warehouse 1850 W. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William DeGroot 4707 N. 54th Drive Desert Plumbing and Heating Co. 4620 N. Central Avenue Compliments of Dick's Body Shop 8713 N. Central Avenue Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dizzy Dean Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. William Farina Stan Felix's Madison Pay'n Takif 5355 N. 16th Street Food King Market 2301 N. 24th Street Franklin's 20 E. Washington Street Compliments of Freshmen Room 108 Congratulations from Freshmen Room 109 Compliments of A Friend John J. Gallagher - Insurance Broker 33 E. Thomas Road Gallenkamp Shoes 5003 N. Central Avenue Galles Family 3331 E. Roma Gilbert and Dolan Enterprises, Inc. 4747 N. 16th Street Given Bros. - Uptown Plaza Camelback and Central Goodyear Tire and Rubber Store El Paso, Texas Green Gables Restaurant 24th Street and Thomas Rd. The Hachf Family 50 E. Pierson George A. Hohn 11 E. Weldon Compliments of Jack Hart John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Raymond C. Bunt, Mgr. - 26 W. Osborn Rd. Herseth Meat Packing Co. 3201 W. Southern Avenue .1. l. Hils Dept. and Variety 2713 W. Van Buren Holsum Bread It's Daybreak Fresh Homes and Son Construction Co. 1420 E. Bethany Joseph A. Horan 1 128 E. State Avenue House of Fabrics Park Central - Tower Plaza Mr. and Mrs. William R. Howells 816 W. Missouri Hunt and Ballard Insurance Agency 4309 N. 16th Street Congratulations, Seniors! Compliments of Friends Inventory Liquidators 311 E. Buckeye l-T-E Circuit Breaker Co. 2727 N. Central Avenue Jeffries Carpets 505 E. Camelback Compliments of The Jesik Family Compliments of Chef John's Paul Johnson Jewelers 1604 E. Camelback Road Jon's Carpets 4131 N. 7th Avenue Judie Iris Uptown Plaza Compliments of A Friend Jim Kelly's Men's and Boys' Wear 5347 N. 16th Street Ki-He-Kah Ranch Patagonia, Arizona Pete King and Son - Painting Contractors 10465 N. 21 st Ave. Compliments of The Klapprott Family Knights of Columbus No. 1189 829 N. 1st Avenue Lane Title and Trust Co. 34 W. Monroe Avenue Monty Lebert's Nursery and Flower Shop 531 W. Thomas Lee Optical 16 W. Adams Lee's Union Service Station 1702 E. Camelback Road Leonard-Doremus-Day Construction Co. 4700 N. Central Avenue, Room 312 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Likos 142 E. Kaler Drive Lindie Stores N. 19th Ave. and Osborn Rd. Little Loans Corp. 4819 N. Central E. R. Livermore - Quinn 8 Co. Adiusfors, 138 So. Central Mr. and Mrs. William Luffy 304 W. Kaler Drive Best Wishes From A Friend Mac's Brake Clinic 219 E. Roosevelt Madison Motors 525 N. Central Mahoney Wholesale Liquor Co. 1920 E. Buchanan Manhattan - Dickman Construction Co. 320 E. Camelback Road The Marguerite Salon 3221 E. Camelback Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Martori Oscar Mayer Wieners Phoenix, Arizona Mayfair Market 19th Ave. and Indian School Rd. Mr. Thomas McCarthy 336 W. 2nd Street Mercado Seafoods Inc. 20 N. 5th Street Gene Mitcham Construction Co. Inc. 7535 E. McDonald Drive Money Oldsmobile Company 530 E. McDowell Moore Drug Co. 4105 N. 51st Avenue Morgensen Motors - Volkswagen 1402 N. Central Avenue Mount Realty 8337 N. 7th Street Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Newman 7849 N. 4th Place Noble and Lee Realty 5800 N. 19th Avenue James C. O'Malley 5727 N. 2nd Avenue Orkin Exterminating Co. 151 W. Camelback Road Dr. and Mrs. Payne Palmer, Jr. 6120 N. Central Avenue Palmer Printing Company 2002 N. 22nd Avenue Paradise Ford Scottsdale .m.mgpvmewn -..-a - sS;OVldOI'6 Pearl's Proiect is Mimeographing 8 Typing 914 E. Whitton Peoples Drug Store 11 1 E. Dunlap Louis F. Perusse 4434 N. 29th Drive Phoenix Shade and Linoleum Co. 165 W. Camelback Road Phoenix Title and Trust Co. 400 W. Camelback Road H. V. Poladian Rugs and Carpets 3617 N. Central Producers Great Southwest Life Insurance 4450 N. Central Compliments of A Friend George Rice Tire Supply 4200 N. 7th Avenue Mr. and Mrs. James S. Riggs 4136 E. Solano Drive Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Risser 502 W. Royal Palm Road Compliments of George Romley Compliments of Ryan Evans Drug Stores Sanders for Hardware, Housewares, Toys and Gifts 5 and 5 Meat Market 333 E. Dunlap Satran's Dairy Creme and Sandwich Shop 3414 N. 19th Avenue Mr. and Mrs. John M. Scott 22 W. State Avenue Selectile Company, Inc. 3825 W. Indian School Rd. Servisoft - Soft Water Service 1127 E. Indian School Road Shamrock Distributing Co. 105 S. 281h Street 118 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan N. Shun 3615 E. Orange Drive Mr. and Mrs. Manuel John Silva 5501 W. Bethany Home Rd. Mrs. Simmons Pastry Shop 920 W. Camelback Road Southwest Meat and Provision Co. 2019 N. 481h Street Spudnufs, Frontier Town Scottsdale Road at Thomas Rd. Staman-Fields and Co. 3550 N. Central Herb Stevens, Inc. 1408 E. Camelback Road Stewart Pest Control 2521 N. 7th Street St. Francis Cafeteria 4703 N. Central Ave. St. Joseph's Hospital 350 W. Thomas Road St. Joseph's Hospital School of X-Ray Technology The Student Council Of Xavier High School Sunland Photo Shop 2329 E. McDowell Sunnyside Trailer Ranch 4204 N. 9th Street Congratulations, Barbara From Your Tacoma Friends Tanner Service Station 4820 N. Central Theisen Motors, Inc. Grand at 3rd Avenue 31 Flavors Ice Cream 5016 N. Central Thompson and Johnson 654 W. Camelback Top Value Meats 3713 E. Indian School Road Totfen Dance Studios 4 Locations Convenient to You Trans - Con Truck Brokerage 19th Avenue at Jefferson Compliments of A Friend Tucker's Barber Shop 5026 N. Central Avenue United Finance Corp. 513 E. Roosevelt United Fruit and Produce Mr. Earl Burkons Mr. and Mrs. A. Vaccaro 4214 E. Glenrosa Victory Tent and Awning Co. 2136 E. Indian School Road Wagon Wheel, Rugs and Carpets 4310 E. Thomas Road James M. Walker Southland Life Insurance Co. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Walters Warbasse and Riley Insurance Agency 221 E. Camelback Road Warren Equipment Co. 2439 E. Thomas Road Bob Wehrley Realty 5124 N. 7th Street Compliments of Eugene T. Wesolowski Dr. and Mrs. W. Wicks 5125 N. 32nd Place Don Wilson Plumbing 1504 E. Peoria Wilson and Van Sant Builders - Realtors Windsor Square Beauty Salon 5022 N. 7th Street Ziegman Land Investment Co. 824 N. 111h Avenue 4 n-7,. w..b:q.--.. H0.-.K.. A362,...,. -404.-. 5.1th 4 . ..., .34-... . 4-. . -....er...: ;..5 me-.., mQH;,... ,,;....;,...... .,-..... .;. -; MVWW..M..W--M-w -.M....-., ......Wr......,-..-.. .-; , ,. w--. .. Edwin R. Stanley's C 8 E LAWN SERVICE COMPANY 3152 N. 24th Dr. CR 4-9643 Complete Lawn 8 Garden Service Custom Mowing and Trimming Seeding Winter and Summer Lawns Work by the Job, Month or Year Fertilizing, Renovating Our Specialty PRECISION PROMPT WORK SERVICE AM 4-1304 MOOTE G: KEMPA ENGINEERING COMPANY CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS SPECIALISTS IN IMUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS 0 LAND DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY SURVEYS 0 SUBDIVISION PLATS 0 LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS 816 East Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizonam, Compfimentd O! H 4 R TRANSFER 4 STORAGE CO. AGENTS FOR NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES INC. 4 S. 151' Street Al. 4-5441 NELSON-HOLLAND BUILDERS HARDWARE CO. Arizona's Only Builders' Hardware Co. Distributors Wholesale-Retail 1205 E. Camelback Rd. AM 6-8411' INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER C0. 317 S. 9th Ave. Motor Truck Sales, Parts and Service HEINEKENS HOLLAN D BEER T 196 World? Very Bart in I mported Beer TH E . Arzzozza BAN K MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of Arthur W. Suffert CONSULTING ACTUARY 2300 North Central Avenue 1655 W. Jackson Phoenix, Arizona Campfimentd OX MEREDITH HOMES, INC. MEREWAY HOMES, INC. 4807 N. 3rd Ave. Phoenix, Arizona 123 MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic Equipment Stage Equipment Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Avenue Phone CR 9-9301 Phoenix, Arizona The Marian Shop 4711 North Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Religious Articles-Religious Art Lending Library CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 0F Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Scott BEST WISHES t0 the CLASS of h61 We hope the future will bring you the best of everything . . . including the enjoyment of Cadillac, the worldhs most distinguished automobile. COULTER CADILLAC 320 North Central Avenue, Phoenix ALpine 8-4851 535.55 ? TILE and MARBLE co. WORK OF DISTINCTION PHONE CR 4-46II . 1043 EAST CAMELBACK ROAD PHOENIX, ARIZONA For COOLING with- MORE Comfort MORE Convenience MORE Style llllllllllllllllllllllillli , Illlllllllll Wl'l'll 2 $ $ $. 2 $ .. . 2 i Vmull Arctic Circle air coolers made in Phoenix by- Choose- INTERNATIONAL METAL PRODUCTS DIVISION McGraw-Edison Company World's Largest Manufacturer of Evaporative Cooling Pick-Up and Delivery Tires Mounted Free Use Our Easy Pay Plan! COME ON IN LET'S TRADE Lifetime Unconditional Road Guarantee We Carry a Complete Line of Truck and Implement Tires ARMSTRONG TIRE SALES DIV. CITY OIL CO. 3503 N. 7th Street 1 Block N. of Osborn 127 Phone AM 6-4722 ganmw a; Camelback Chapel 85 Funeral Home 21 W. Camelback Rd. CR 7-6251 Phone AL 2-1714 CHARTER OAK INSURANCE Home Office First National Bank Bldq. Phoenix, Arizona President: AL HANSEN MARICOPA PACKING C0. Phoenix, Arizona Featuring Pen Fed Beef for Home Freezers Pork-Sausage-Provisions Home of Blue Ribbon Brand 2200 S. 17th Ave. Phone: AL 4-4718 ARCADIA PHARMACY 4750 E. Indian School WH 5-5132 Free Delivery AM 5-8470 w; wax x95 ions, Students F O S T N E .M. L P M O c AND MRS. MATTHEW J MAKAUS Congratulat xx? xx Photography by George and Trudi MR Compliments - STOFFA'S VARIETY STUDIO wawVVEQ V ya 221 W. Monfecifo Avenue w ,x Oxkifx Ty! xxx rx 7$Vw$zo 4 $$in Phoenix Bowling Enterprises, Inc. Operators of CAMELBACK GREEN GABLE LANES W LANES 4820 N. 7th St. 2806 N. 24th St. Donors of the Phoenix Bowling Enterprises Inc. Scholarship. Yearly award for a boy and a girl - graduate of schools within P. U. H. 5. District CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 DAVID D. CORN COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Fire - Avufo - Casualty - Life Phone: AMherst 5-5425 2240 West Mulberry Drive Phoenix, Arizona 0' A l 6v '0 NOW IN OUI SECOND lumber hardware paint LUMBER. HARDWARE 0 PAINT PHOENIX TEMPE MESA AJO GLENDALE BUCKEYE SCOTTSDALE SUNNYSLOPE TUCSON YUMA CASA GRANDE COOLIDGE SOMERTON NOGALES WELLTON COMPLIMENTS OF A.B.C. lINEN SUPPLY 528 S. Central AL 2-5583 Best Wishes from KEN PORTER 8: CO. 4646 N. 12th Street Managing General Agents for Century Life Ins. Co. National Fidelity JOSTEN CLASS RINGS AUTREY BROS. CAPS AND GOWNS Graduation Announcements 54m De Win; Rep. HEINZE - BOWEN - HARRINGTON, INC. EEBZH: 424 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. STATIONERS -- OFFICE OUTFITTERS Inside Parking Since 1918 AL 8-7161 Phil Calihan Harold Hughes Arizona's Largest Volume CHEVROLET DEALER 1233 East Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona C0mplzh4mty 0f XAVIER MOTHERS CLUB Congratulations to the Class of '61 7 ' I Hllll Four conveniem Imations SHOE REPAIR ' West Plaza 0 153 N. 151' Avenue 0 74 Park Central Mall 0 136 N. 151 Street Compliment: 0f w Sears Roebuck and C0. REACH FOR NABISCO HAPPY LANDING, SENIORS! . . . and wherever you land, a Western Savings account will cushion your future! Anl 8. gym 8 8 Friendly Locations 47o Current Rate Arizona's Leading Savings Institution H A YT- '9, h . fa '2: :9 8 .1 .J 1 A 3.8 1!.3!n 7' , .' '8 J. .73.! o88l AMhersf 6-5748 BEAUTY SALON 718 East Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona FAIRMAN 8: C0. Members Pacific Coast Stock Exchange Guaranty Bank Building Telephone: CRestwood 9-5556 Francis V. Nixon, Manager Compliments From- Shamrock Dairy Company Plans for the home you,ll have some day, plans for your silver, your linens. You can begin to make all those plans together the day you have your Lane Cedar Chest from Barrows. May- be Mom and Dad will give it to you . . . maybe the man in your life will. This is just one of our many styles and types of chests that start at 49.95. YOUR STORE FOR THE HOME. is they all begin with 21 Lane Sweetheart Chest from Wu MAN WITH A PLAN He's an Arizona Public Service Company engineer. Why is his work 133 C 1 .9 important to you? Because very soon now, you'll have a much v t . p.131. KfA- Iiuti larger stake in the future of Arizona. In the business world, with a family of your own, the future of our state will be in your hands. That's why this engineer, and many other Arizona Public Service Company employees who plan today for tomorrow's power requirements, are, indeed, important people in your lives. They'll see to it that utility service is always available to accommodate growing Arizona- America at its Best! - - ARIZONA K ' Public Servum COMPANY A TAXPAVING CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Macchiaroli Now that you know your beans . . . dontt settle for anything less than the best! mumm- CHE with beans This is Chili con Came as it should be-the choicest ingredients blended from an age-old recipe in the Worldts largest kitchens devoted to the preparation of the finest Mexican Foods on Earth! .A ND TRY OUR ADDYOUROWNDE- OTHERCANNEDAND GREEOFEXTRA - FROZEN MEXICAN - DEUCACIES-READY $EEEESE$EFAE $3: T0 JUST HEAT AND - SERVE: RITA SAUCES: Canned Refried Beans . Plco de Palaro O 0 Frozen Mexican Style . ::::i?:::;auce Dinner . .. Frozen Enchilada t Red Chthauce . tLook for me at your Dinner r store. Frozen Beef Tacos groce y :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 140 MOMMA CR 9-4431 PARK CENTRAL CONGRATULATIONS . . . on an important in your life! It NATIONAL BANK OF ARIZONA First National Bank Offices fhrovughout Arizona 7th Street Office 7th Avef 8 Camelback 141 Congratulations Class of ,61 MARKETS ...-..--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:'1'1':': . . . o -.-,'.'.'-'-'- .' ' ' FEATURI us Bmwlck m m mu mos THE GAME ca 9.7500 3rd Ave. fr Camollnck Wm ml. . . v . m ca 9-94.: IIMIIJ Lanes Electronic Manufacturers Representatives GRAMER 8L COMPANY 444 W. Camelback Rd. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Suite 305 Teletype PX 557 CRestood 9-1231 WESTERN TRAILS END BAR m CAFE Open Daily 10 AM. - 1 AM. Open Daily 7 AM. - 10 RM. AL 8 - 1631 Jim Daley - Your Host and Manager 1601 GRAND AVE. WEST on US. HIGHWAYS 60 - 70 ' 89 ENTZ-WHITE LUMBER 8: SUPPLY 80., INC. 909 E. CAMELBACK CR 9-2341 MARY CATHERINES ICE CREAM PARLOR 4523 N. 24th ST. Phoenix Hand packed ice cream Sandwiches SOUTHWEST DISTRIBUTING CO. .LIQUORS, BEER 8: WINE 1914 E. Buchanan Bud Pabst AI. 4-3121 The financial future of thousands of Arizona high school students has been entrusted to NATIONAL lle 2; CASUALTY w , INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office Phoenix, Arizona We will be happy to consult with you on your own savings, insurance, and retirement plans. Complz'memy of THE STEAK HOUSE Compliments of M815 MEATS , 1529 E. Mohave AL 2-5262 CllXTON CONCRETE READY MIX CLEVELAND, OHIO WILLIAM PASALAQUA BUILDERS . CLEVELAND, OHIO Congratulations Graduates! RAY KORTE t m ' gap 0 mm or 4-WHEEL-DRIVE VEHICLES 401 W . Van Buren Sales and Service 435 w. Van Buren This Area's Most Beautiful Mortuary and Chapel NORTHWEST MORTUARY tCatholic Ownedt The Catholic Service With Homelike Atmosphere Offering the very finest of service that costs no more than elsewhere Beautiful modern refrigerated chapels Distinctive funeral service by experienced personnel In time of need for all faiths Victor DtAmbrosio John Frigo Joseph Propati Ample Private Parking 4033 N. 19th Ave. AM 6-8000 148 FlamunamuLvu fig; 153,; .- '2 u ' Closed Mondays . Food to Take Out El REY CAFE The House of Delicious Mexican Foods 17 DELICIOUS STEAKS AND SANDWICHES Connie 922 South Central Ave. Your Hostess Phone AL 4-0916 ARDEN FARMS CO. FOR FINER DAIRY PRODUCTS and DELICIOUS ICE CREAM 415 N. 9th Ave. Phoenix, Arizona FRIDEN CREATES A NEW WORLD FOR BUSINESS Congratulations, Graduates Hope We Helped MODERN EDUCATION DISTRIBUTORS, INC. f STAN' 0N D443 G v 4Q: d 2301 W. OSBORN RD. YC LOP AI. 4-5035 150 BASH REGISTER SALES AND SERVICE INC. SWEDA CASH REGISTERS Mr. Chuck Wifhrow 3505 N. Central CR 7-7801 LUNNIE F. WELLS FRANK B. ATWOUD INSURANCE CONSULTANTS BUSINESS PERSONAL ESTATE 1103 N. Central Bus. AL 2-6831 Res. CR 4-1445 Res. CR 7-9297 From A Frzkmd one bank serves All xxx k MORE THAN 65 OFFICES Resources Over $640 Million MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A3 BUCKEYE BAGDAD CHANDLERm CASA GRA CLIFTON NDE DOUGLAS COOLIDGE FLAGSTAFF m DUNCAN ouA BEND GLOBE GLENDALE KlNGMAN HAYDEN LITCHFIELD PARK MI M'A MESA m MORENCI NOGALES PHOENIXQm PAYSON PRESCOTT SAFFORD ST.JOHNS SAN MANUEL SCOTTSDALE SUPERIOR Tucsomm WILLCOX WICKENBURG WINSLOW YUMAm SHOW LOW TOLLESON Pavarini Equipment Corp. Cleveland at Phoenix 3k Pittsburgh ... :! BEA DEMIlLEg REALTY SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA WH 5-4674 All Phoenix lis tens to .K R U X Radio I360 HALLCRAF'I' r -. j? W 31 YEAR HISTORY. '. OFFICE FURNlTURE our objective has been to rovide a full rounded serv' '1; 0 SCHOOL FURNlTURE p Y ' '1. z u. ' - to all schools in ARIZONA. . Suppues 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES HINES . VICTOR ADDING MAC . VICTOR PRINTING CALCULATORUCTS . SIN ES WU: L TYPEWRlTERS A. B. DICK DUPLICATING PROD ROY d Electric-Portable EDISON VO'CEWR'TERS - ,' Stand ' DITTO DUPLlCATORS .. epalr- 5.. Service SUPPLY 8 EQUIPMENT CO- 530 WEST WASHINGION - fmggma HOWARD 8. STOFFT Hucsom 0 PRESCOTT - FLAGSTAFF 0 MESA - SAFFORD - BISBEE o YUMA STATIONERS Yumd BE SAFE Why don? you go Home? BE HAPPY : BE HOME ASSOCIATION 3275 EAST MCDOWELL ROAD 40 EASY THOMAS ROAD PHOENIX Compliments of HERSETH MEAT PACKING co. In Arizona IPs Universal Homes Everywhere! featuring the Home Exchange Plan Arizonds Finest Builders UNIVERSAL HOMES ' 4033 N. 24th 51'. AM 6-8463 mWNu-Mm-v..w mm...- 50-... .... HOLSUM BREAD It? Daybreak Fresh . COMPLIMENTS OF Willie Itule Produce Co. 350 Terminal Bldg. HENNESSEY'S FEA TURING FINE F 000 WH 6-2711 4817 E. Indian School Rd. PROCTER'S lIQUORS Imported and Domestic WINES i BHAMPAGNES at llllllElJRS 5219 North Central AMherst 5-9852 The sign of dependability . . . CONSTRUCTION I NC. 1129 N. IST ST. PH'OENIX, ARl-Z. Phone AL 2-6857 w YOUR FIRST CALL TO us... , ' IS YOUR LAST RESPONSIBILITY . . en, ?gphi Qticated UMOI'S 1733 E. McDowell Best Wishes To The Class of '61 SCHOOL SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY 3647 W. Indian School Road AP 8-2483 CONGRATULATIONS AND SINCERE GOOD WISHES from Mary and Bert Cavanagh Tailoring - Alterations VOGUE CLEANERS SAVE ON CASH 8 CARRY Modern Plant Here 2448 E. McDowell Rd. John E. Chapman, Owner BR 5-9600 - T w v4ncw W ' Av'gz-zgfizg; ;: 114' J W GOOCH'S FOOD PRODUCTS CANDY iv MACARONI NOODLES iv DRY BEANS 1041 N. 22nd Ave. I 7.;; g.g' Qatc. u.n;wvm s, W .. Phoenix, Arizona . v i ;a A $4, w WM, ; VIC GRAY General Contractor PHONE WI 3-3265 7127 NORTH 13TH STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA Compliments ofa Friend COOP DAIRY 1022 N. 22nd Avenue Phoenix, Arizona CARES Ribbon MEATS C J STOEGBAUER I 6029 N. Seventh St. . . AM 6-7313 DESERT GEM Swimming P0018 ED AST, BUILDER Scottsdale, Arizona Culshaw Star Safes 8: Vaults 27 East Camelback Rd. AM 6-6969 C. H. KhucH Culshaw, Proprietor GAUTIER BOOK STORE 5036 NORTH CENTRAL AM 5-9595 W W .......,, WMWWuu -.......... .-.u.w..;;.-;.:ea..M-an 7, V - . , ..,. AA, .w.,,h.,. L . . .mbr4A Awmwua GOD BLESS YOU - - - THE KENDALL FAMILY GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF x261 Congra tula tions, Gradua tes! SUNNYSLOPE EGG RANCH 1500 E. Dunlap 1. .1 . - 1 A:lT.-'1 1 , . JWN. V -; M C ampliments of MARTORI BROS. ! I i 11 :1 s? 1 2:; :1 Best Wishes To The Class of '61 From Ed Post Realty Phoenix and Scottsdale Crown Drug Inc. Free Prescription Delivery Gold Bond Stamps 6025 N. Seventh Street 1802 E. Indian School Road GOOD LUCK TO THE STUDENTS OF XAVIER FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE YOUR SAFEWAY STORES PH::NIX COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 8 MRS. JOHN A. NEARY 8 FAMILY Dick Neumann, CR 4-1432 Owner Compliments of DICK'S MILKY WAY An Independent Distributor of ROOSEVELT DAIRY PRODUCTS 3501 N. 19th Avenue CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '61 ONTRA CAFETERIA 3033 N. CENTRAL AVE. OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Compliments of DESERT BRANDS FOODS 2437 E; Washington PHOENIX, ARIZONA 1 091112 1115 6:101ng With fine 1111311112 Central Office, 4800 N. Central Ave ...... AM. 6-5611 Camelback Office, 1906 E. Camelback Rd. . . . CR. 9-4134 Scottsdale Office, 7101 E. Camelback Rd. . . . WH 5-6348 Real Estate Investments, 5151 N. Central Ave. . CR. 9-9551 Greefings f0 Xavier! Laing - Garrett 4700 North Central PHOENIX, ARIZONA KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS 414139 829 North First Avenue Good Luck Senior Class 61 ABC Construction Inc. CR 4-0272 301 E. Mariposa .. aw... a1..l.v,xl' 'ng.l.4.x1-2V;N;C;'KA.-.IV Jam. M-F'1W1vyg-Iv--v-a' nk..w....r.$. 7..- . a v...- . 4. ALL FORMS OF REAL ESTATE Income Property !For Monthly Profitg Apartments, Motels, Office Buildings, Stores and Trailer Courts Land War Speculation and Capital Gaim Ranches, Farms, Desert Land, Apartment Sites, Subdivision Land and Commercial Corners Now in Our New Offices DON WOODS REALTY 5144 N. CENTRAL AVE. Investment Counselers CRestwoocl 7-4811 Congratulations Class of '61 From Roy J. Heyne and John D. Long CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Your Experienced Cement Contractor We specialize: Driveways, Patios, Colored Floors FRANK A. CARILLO 2001 W. NORTHERN AVE. WI 3-3122 CONGRATULATIONS! Valley Chiropractic Center Health Is Wealth WH 6-6111 4832 E. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, Arizona 176 ?INNACLE 13. -CzD-5- CHECK YOUR - Ta CAVE GREEK ?D' 9 GUNS AT 'szaliitmcm THE BAR Q g V! i: MODEL 0 CHARM O POISE KAY DEAVER FINISHING SCHOOL CR 7-8629 716 E. Camelback Road $$$ 'W N ? $? 114 OSCAR MAYER WIENERS . -. ...m... .-, w.......-,......-..p.....4.21.... Congratulations Seniors WHITELUCK,S SPORTING GOODS Headquarters for Letter Sweaters Broderick Gym Clothing Goodrich and Converse Shoes ' Traphi'es Team Equipment ' 5331 N. 16th St. CR 7-3941 0000;; EAR SERVICE STORES 3801 N. Central 202 W. Van Buren CR 9-4111 AL 4-4131 s X19004: I An Goobfimn TIRES CHEZ LOUIS FRENCH RESTAURANT WH 6-1431 SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 3, 29'in 5:3; xrwu r1: r The reason these girls sing so well is that they are being accompanied by A HAMMOND ORGAN REDEWILL MUSIC COMPANY 2918 North Central PAVCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 1630 Eluminating Building Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh Phoenix 4550 Hilltop Rd. Camelback Knitting Shop Yarns - Custom Knitting THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COLORS IN YARNS CR 4-668'l 4812 N. Seventh Ave. I riHilltsotySunynysIope Dinner House 0 '8333 N. 7th Street Good Food Served With Western Hospitality n 1k 3 QyGroup Parties Welcome Please Make Reservations In Advance 1k 1 Cloge Mondays ngI 30992 cmng gezm $329.43 eucam 52:. WWQWWQWWQW omega; $694,423 $$a cc; wWQWWQWWQWWGW The new Diamond's brings you an up-to-date pharmacy, which we hope to make a real asset to the com- munity. The store is completely equipped and modern in every detail. Our entire effort is devoted to giving you the best possible service. Experienced registered pharmacists are in charge of the prescription depart- ment, which is well stocked with antibiotics, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and special products. No matter what your physician orders, we can fill your prescription. For your convenience, we also maintain a large selection of prescription accessories and sickroom supplies. You are invited to stop in and get acquainted. We are eager to demonstrate our service and greatly esteem the privilege of assisting you. DIAMOND'S PHARMACY Beverly Burke 3033 N. 3rd Avenue CR 9-4431 7m: Mme Kaye 7adamce gangbaag Home Office 3 1230 E. Camelback, Phoenix MEL REESE DON REESE President Executive Vice President Golden Valley land Company 3303 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, Arizona CR 9-5529 Compliments of . . . The Gene Wesolowski Family ASPHALT PAVING Excavating - Grading - Demolition For Free Estimates On Jobs Of Any Type or Size CALL BR 2-0407 3124 W. Durango Congratulations Seniors Q4u1mm 3-331 fggf.IQI.ng1e-w ' 1 1 ;31 1 1 ?Z ' ,1 - Elias Romley 9 i '3 3; Compliments of McDowell Insurance Agency If's a great day in your life. Our best wishes for a fine future. The world needs people like you! '52 EAST CAM ELBACK PHOENIX, AR I ZONA MECHAM'S in GLENDALE If you can? deal with Mechom you ius'r can't deal PONTIAC RAMBLER 8: 8: LARK INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Each shop has the finest facilities and personnel Complete Body Shop and Wrecker Service- BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR YOUR WALL TO WALL CARPET We know that you'll be delighted with Karpet-Kare Professional Cleaning, foo. Karpet-Kare was developed by famous Bigelow Rugs and Carpets. It's safe for all fibers and has a built-in, proven soil-refardant. For further information, free estimate, PHONE WI 3-1012 'IOO GOLD BOND STAMPS FREE WITH ANY ESTIMATE IN YOUR HOME BARTOLI CARPET SERVICE Bigelow KARPET-KARE Authorized Dealer 9413 N. Central COMPLIMENTS OF THE SAN JUAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Compliments of IIIII IIII III II IIII Open 24 Hrs.a,Day I' NIX L H . ' I M II .. .' 4001 W. Indian School Road , VISIT EDUR BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT 7 v! Located in Thrift City Super Market ITS FUN to have your picture taken by PHOTOGRAPHERS 2810 N. 7th Avenue AMherst 5-2605 29luclenf jnolex 4 . A Aiello, Sandy ................ 61 Akey, Teresa .......... 15, 60, 61 Anderson, Jackie .......... 45, 88 Anderson, Jo Ellen ............ 61 Anderson, Marianne ........... 61 Anderson, Stephanie . . . .27, 74, 75, 78, 83, 89, 91, 100, 193 Antario, Gloria ............... 45 Arganese, Joleen .............. 53 Ayala, Molly ................. 53 Azzinaro, Sondra ............. 61 B Baccus, Claudia . .19, 20, 53, 79, 84 Bagby, Chari Lee ............. 61 Bagby, Pat ................... 45 Baker, Ann .. .,22 26, 27, 74, 76, 78, 80, 82 83, 88, 91, 102, 113 .Barford, Linda ............ 7, 53 Barido, Judy ................. 61 Barido, Shelah . . . . ......... 88, 61 Barrett, Susan .......... 60, 61, 79 Barros, Maria ...... 45,-49, 91, 105 Barry, Jennifer ............... 53 Barry, Nancy ................. 61 Bartholomeaux, Margaret ..27, 81, 83, 84, 87 Basha, Susan ................. 61 Bassen, Ellen L ......... 52, 53, 82 Bayless, Betsy ..45, 78, 82, 84, 89 Bayless, Kaki .......... 61, 70, 92 Beaumarchais, Anita ...44, 45, 84, 101, 178 Bell, Betty ................... 53 Bell, Lorna ................ 19, 53 Bell, Pat . .. ................... 61 Benoit, Celine .. .19 28, 95, 178 Bernard, Claire ............... 53 Betts, Kay ................... 53 Bezyak, Carolyn ...... '. .45, 84, 89 Bianchini, Marcia ....... 45, 84, 94 Biggs, Barbara .4 ......... 53, 79, 8.7 Billinghurst, Vicki ......... .. . .61 Blakeslee, Michele ............ 61 Boddicker, Janet . . . . . ......... 53 Boegeman, Patricia ...... '. .53, 85 Boehnlein, Rosemarie .......... 61 Boels, Susie .................. 53 Bolyog, Barbara . . . . ........... 53 Bolyog, Mary Ann . ........ 28,95 Borg, Pat .................... 61 Boyd, Linda ................. 62 Boyle, Mary .................. 53 Boyle, Pat . ..60, 62, 74, 79, 178 Bradley, Diane ........ L . . .45, 89 Brannon, Michele .......... 52, 53 Bresin, Kathleen .............. 62 Breunig, Mary Lee ...... 28, 84,88 Brock, Gail .................. 62 Brown, Anne .......... 45, 84, 88 Brown, Debbie ..14, 19,28, 86, 89, 107 Brown, Kathy ............ 53, 87 1 Connolly, Cathy Brownell, Barbara . . . .. . . ; ..... 62 Burns, Sarah .22, 28, 84, 88, 91 Burke, Kathleen .............. 62 Bynon, Sandy ................ 62 Byron, Lyn .................. 54 C Cagle, Barbara ................ 54 Cahal, Valerie ................ 62 Cahill, Kathleen .............. 54 Cain, Stephanie ..... 19, 45, 48, 89 Campbell, Bartley ............. 62 Campbell, Connie .......... 45, 89 Campbell, Sherry ........ 52,54, 79 Carbonelli, Helen .......... 60, 62 Carbonelli, Rosemary ..28, 84, 86, 91, 104 Carleton, Carolyn ............. 54 Carney, Betty ................. 62 Carras, Kathy ................. 62 Carricart, Sheila ........ 19, 52, 54 Cassata, Lynne ............... 54 Cavanagh, Diane .............. 54 Cavanagh, Kathy .............. 45 Chagnon, Pat .............. 54, 85 Chaplain, Paula ............ 53, 54 Childers, Judy ............. 29, 84 Chleva, Mary ................. 62 Christensen, Ann Marie . .29, 73, 90 Cirou, Jeanne ..14, 26, 29, 86, 89, . 106 Clay Karen .................. 62 Clay, Sherri ....'....45, 87, 84, 88 Cockrill, Melinda ...... 17, .45, 84 Collier, Jeanne . .60, 62, 79, 100, 101 Collier, Sara . . . .29, 74, 75, 78, 82, ' 89, 100 Conley, Brigid .......... 52, 54, 59 Conley, Jean .......... 60, :62, 79 . .54, 55, 79, 81,87 Corbett, Sally .......... 46, 84, 88 Corn, Regina ..26, 29, 78, 80, 83, 88, 91, 107 Corriere, Francine .......... 54, 79 Corriere, Joette .. .29, 74, 75, 78, 80, 83, 89, 91, 102, 103 Cowan, Jain ................. 54 Crilly, Mary Liz ..............63 Crowley, Nancy . .14, 30, 74, 78, 89', 82, 83, 88, 91, 92, 98, 101, 110 Crumb, Bonnie ........ 54, 79, 84 - Curtis, Mary Pat . .44, 46, 78, 82, 89 D Dahl, Peggy .- ......... 44, 46, 89 Dauphinais, Vickie ........ 5. . . .63 Davis, Margaret, .......... . .54 Decker, Gail ................. 63 Decker, .Lynda Jo ...... 46, 88, 104 Deeny, Mary Jo 44, 46, 86, 88, 104 De Francis, Jackie .......... 54, 58 De Francis, Susan . . . . . . . . .- .63, 94 De Groot, Phyllis ...... 60, 63, 79 De Lancey, Mary Jane . .52, 55, 74, 79 De Matteo, Maria .......... 60, 63 Dettmer, Kathy .......... 55, 102 Dilgard, Pat ........... 23, 30, 82 Dirks, Cathy ................. 63 Doud, Pat ..... 25, 30, 91, 92, 104 Dreckman, Frances ............ 55 Dreckman, Jane ............... 46 Driscoll, Pat .......... 52, 55, 79 Duffy, Diane .............. 63, 79 Dunchus, Susan ............ 63, 79 E Eckert, Rita .................. 55 Edgar, Marsha . .52, 55, 79, 87, 178 ' Ehmann, Mariann . . .1 .......... 55 Ellison, Linda ................ 63 Ereth, Janice ..19, 46, 45, 49, 50 74, 75, 89 Ernst, Mary .................. 63 F Fafara, Joan ................. 46 Falk, Helen ...... ' ............ 55 Falk, Mary ............ 30, 98, 91 Falk, Ruth ................... 63 Farina, Adrienne .............. 55 Farrell, Barbara ............... 63 Feldhusen, Francine ........... 63 Fernades, Barbara 46, 76, 84, 86, 88 Fink, Pamela ................. 63 Fitzgerald, Frances ........ 46, 88 - Fitzgerald, Sheila ............. 63 Flood, Mary Lou ............. 46 Ford, Ferne .............. 13, 55 Forster, Mary Jo .............. 55 Foster, Carole ................ 64 Frank, Marianne .......... 46,45 Freed, Kathy ................. 64 Frey, Patricia ................. 55 Fritton, Barbara .......... 64,178 G Galles, Gail ............ 60,64, 74 Galles, Kathy .......... 46,47, 89 Ganem, JoAnn ............ 16, 46 Geare, Paige .......... 46, 84, 89 Geare, Shelley ............ .. . . .64 Giese, Mary Jane . z ........... 64 Gillman, Helen . . . . ; ...... 30 , Gilsdorf, Gwen 55 Gleason, Alex ................ 64 Gorney, Carole ..30, 76,80, 81,83, 87,88 Gort, SuSan .................. 64 Grabach, Agnes ........... 47, 89 Gramer, Jan .................. 47 Gran, Judy .................. 55 Grant, Sally .................. 64 , Gray, Vicki .............. 54,55 I I Griffin, Judy . . . .31, 80, 88, 91,- 98 Griffith, Carol ........... ' ..... 55 Griffith, Janet . . .- ............. 64 Grimm, Beverly . .44, 47, 48, 50, 89, . ' 103 Grimm, Karen ........ ,. . . .21, 64 Grove, Donna . .31, 76, 77, 86, 89, 91, 99 Guerra, Betty. ......... ' ....... 5 5 Gunt, Kathy .............. 47, 84 Gutierrez, Blanca .......... 47, 105 H Haas, Judy .1 .................. 31 Haas, Nancy ................. 64 Hacht, Bonnie .......... 47, 51, 89 Hafer, Anne . .46, 47, 81, 84, 87, 179 Haggerty, Maureen ........... 64 Hains, Julie .................. 64 Haislip, Barbara .............. 64 Hall, Carolyn ................ 64 Hall, Marilyn ................ 65 Hall, Pat ............ i ........ 47 Hanson, Terry ................ 56 Harrington, Pat . . .. .......... 31 Hayes, Danielle ............... 65 1 Hayes, Marie ................. 65 Healy, Pat ............ 45, 47, 86 Heilman', Joyce ....26,31, 82, 102 'Hendel, Cathy ............. 56, 87 Henry, Marilyn ............... 65 Hensel, Barbara ............... 47 Herbst, Pat ....60, 65, 79, 82, 87 Herrick, 'Pam ................. 47 Herseth, Kathy . . .3 ............ 65 Hillery, Claire ................. 65 Hills, Mary Ann .......... 22, 31 Hils, Barbara ...... 60, 65, 74, 79 Hils, Chris ' ................ 60, 65 Hils, Patsy ....32, 74, 77, 78, 79, 28, 89,91, 100, 110 Hinz, Jeannine ............ 56, 79 Holland, Carol Lee ............ 56 Holloway, Lyndsay ............ 65 Horan, Denise ................ 65 .Horrigan, Kathy .......... 56, 90 Houk, Kathleen ........... 65, 92 Howell, Sandi ...... , ..... ..17, 65 HOwells, Judy ................ 32 Huerta, Carolyn .............. 65 Hughes, Phyllis ............ 32, 38 Hundelt, Evelyn . . . .8 ........ 56 Hundelt, Joan ........ 26, 32, 107 Hunt, Cynthia .............. 56 ' Hunter, Anne ........ 7, 47, 84, 89 3 Hunter, Charlotte ............. 65 Huntimer, Linda .............. 56 I Ipnar, Jo .................. 32, 98 Irving, Penny .............. 22, 47 Isler,-Ann ................ 47, 178 J Jackson, Kit '. .22, 33, 53, 86, 102 James, Kathy ................. 65 James, Sheila ., .33, 76, 83, 86, 89, 92 I 106 Jansen, Carol ................ 66 Jennett, Mimi .......... 47, 78, 87 Jesik, Kathy .................. 48 Jesik, Pat ................ 33,-107 Johnson, Pat .............. 66, 79 Johnston, Karen .......... 17, 66 Joyce, Mary ......... 1 ...... 56, 84 Juarez, Phyllis . ., .............. 48 K Karbo, Kathleen .............. 66 Kauffman, Barbara . .48, 86, 88, 105 Kellen, Connie ..4, 33, 74, 78,. 84, .89, 95 Kemnitz, Monnie . . .' ........... 56 Keogh, Jean ........... . ....... 56 Kiel, Elizabeth .......... ' ..... 66 Kirby, Barbara ............ 46, 48 Klapprott, Judy ........... 14, 48 Klements, Josie ........ 33, 98, 107 Kocka, Mary Jane ........... 44, 88 Koenig, Sharon ............... 66 Kolkoski, Kateri .............. 56 Kossick, Lynn ................ 66 Kovack, Betsy Ann ........... 66 Kramer, Barbara ........ 60, 66, 79 Krampe, Carol ..19, 33, 84, 98, 91 Kuproski, Susan . .14, 15, 25, 48, 82 . . L Labelle, Suzanne .......... 60, 66 Lampe, Carol ................ 66 Larson, Lynn . . . , ........... 48, 88 Laux, vDonna ................. 48 Laux, Margaret ............ 66, 79 Leahy, Paula ........ 23, 56, 74, 79 Lebert, Carol .............. 20, 56 'Lebert, Pat ................... 66 Lees, Margaret ......... 18, 56, 87 Lenihan, Patricia . . . .' ......... 57 LeWandowski, Cathy ........ 48, 51 Lewis, Kitty ............... 48, 51 Lewis, Valerie ............ 48, 86 Lincer, Jacque ................ 48 Linsenmeyer, Cheryl ........... 57 Long, Mary Ann ............. 66 Long, Patricia ..... ' ....... 66, 70 Lubich, Nicolette ............. 67 Lyding, Barbara . . . .60, 67, 79, 178 Lynch, Lucy . .19, 48, 78, 82, 88, 90 Lynch, Terri .............. 57, .79 Lynskey, Karen ............ 67,79 . M Mahoney, Judy ........ 34, 83, 91 Makaus, Mary ............ 67, 79 Mallo, Dorothy ............... 57 Martens, Darlene ........... 16, 48 Martens, Sandy ............... 67 Martin, Joanne ............... 57 Martori, Jessie ................ 49 Martori, Martha ........... 34, 86 Massey, Marlene . . . .- .......... 34 Matthews, Frances .......... 34, 91 McCarthy, Colleen ...... 49, 86, 88 McCarthy, Loretta . . . .16, 60, 67, 74 McClinchy, Patricia ........ 57, 94- McCollow, Barbara ........ '. . . .67 McCormick, Jo Ann . . . .44,. 49, 78 McCoy, Jackie .......... 34, 84, 91 McCoy, Lee .................. 57 McGann, Carol ........ 17, 67, 94 , 'McGovern, Maryann ........... 67 .McGuern', Cathy ........ 34, 81, 87 McKay, Brenda .............. 49 McKillip, Casey . .44, 49, 74,. 88, 107 McLaughlin, Pat ....... - ....... 67 ' McNair, Barbara ........ 15, 49, 84 McN6ill, Sharon . . . . . . . . . ,49, 89 McNelis, Pat ................. 67 Melvin, JoAnne .......... 52, 57 Mergill, Kim .............. 49, 82 Meyer,Karen........: ........ 67 Meyer, Madeline ....... 57, 58, 84 Miller, Marilyn ............... 67 Mittan, Marguerite ...... 47, 49, 89 Montgomery, Mary ........... 35 Montgomery, Susan .......... .- 67 . Moor, Michele ................ 67 Moore, Judy- .............. 49, 94 Moore, Maureen . .44, 49, '74, 78, 88, 107 . Moore, Nancy . .26, 35, 76, 91, 104, 107 Moore, Patti . . . . L. ............ 35 . Moore, Sandra ................ .67 Morgan, Patricia .............. 67 Morgan Roscele . . . . ......... 46, 49 Moriarty, Bea ................ 68 . Morin, Pat ..26, 35, 91, 93, 107, 193 Mowry, Bonnie ...... ' -. ..... 14, 49 Mulholland, Gail ............. 5-7 Mueller, Bea .......... ' ....... 68 Mueller, Sharon ............ 35, 91 Mueller, Cheryl ........ 23, 52,57 Muench, Eileen . .35, 74, 76, 78, 80, . 81, 82, 84,86, 88,91, 110 Mulera, Ruth .......... 49, 86, 89 Mullen, Ann ................. 57 Mulligan, Helen ........ 14, 49, 93 Mulligan, Nan ...... 52, 57, 74, 79 Mulvihill, Coletta ..36, 74, 81, 86, 110 Mulvihill, Marianne ........ 36, 92 Murphy, Maureen ............ 67 Musenbrock, Barbara . . . .50, 88 Muth, Carol ............ 45, 50, 86 N Naifeh, Cindy ............ 60, 68 Naifeh, Mary Lou ..36, 76, 77, 78, 91,99, 102, 104, 107 Naughton, Nancy 49, 50, 74, 75, 78 Neary, Kathleen .......... 60, 68 Neary, Toni . .36, 74, 81, 83, 89, 90, 91, 92,102,110,193 Neil, Pat ............... . ..... 68 Neumann, Patsy . . . . . . . , . .20, 57 Newman, Kitty . .50, 78, 84, 85, 88, 113 , Pretzinger, Susan .............. 68 ' 1.4.. Nixon, Eileen ............. 20, 57 Noftz, Crys . . . .14, 36, 91, 104, 193 Nye, Mary Kay .............. 57 O .36,76,78,89,99 107 O Dowd, Mary ........ 44, 50, 89 Oldaker, Marcy ......... 37, 88, 98 OMalley, Dorothy ........ 37,107 0 Malley, Patty ............ 37, 86 OiMalley, Sally 37, 90, 91, 107, 193 OiNeill, Ann ................ 68 OiNeill, Dorothy . . . .16, 50, 84, 89 O3Neil, Jane ................. 68 Oster, Mary Beth ............. 68 Ovens, Claire ................ 68 Ovens, Janell ................ 57 Ovens, Laurel ........ 14, 37, 107 Owens, Joan ................. 58 P Palmer, Kathryn .......... 60, 68 OiBrien, Sheila . Pavarini, Arlette .............. 68 . Pelton, Shirley ........ 58,18, 100 Pepin, Arleen ........ 37, 88, 107 Piekos, Judy ............ 68, 79, 92 Piekos, Karen ..38, 76, .77 78, 80, 83,91,103 Piorkowski, Mary ............. 68 Plover, Joann ................ 68 Poetzl, Margaret .............. 58 Poirier, Claudia ............ 68, 70 Prebil, Joanne ................ 58 12 Quijada, Loretta ........ 17, 18, 69 Quijada, Sylvia '. . . .38, .84, 91, 89 Quinn, Kathy '---. ........ ,. . . .38 Quirk, Jane ........ 38, 78, 82, 84 'R . Randall, Pat ........ 48, 50, 75, 87 Rardin, Mary ................. 69 Raths, Jeanette ........ 50, 75, 78 Ratti, Donna ................. 50' Reid, Veronica . . . . ............ 58 Renda, Sandra ................ 69 Rennaker, Jo Ann .......... 14, 50 Reno, Jan ..... 58, 79, 84, 101, 52 Repela, Maryanne .......... 69, 94 0 Reset, Susan .................. 58 192 Ricci, Elaine .............. .. . .58 Rifley, Barbara .. .57 58, 75, 84 Risser, Prudy ...... 38,86, 91,89 Rivera, Janet . . . . . . . .- ...... 39,83 Roberts, Nancy . . . ., ...... 1. . . 50 Rodack', Joan ................ 69 Rohrbacher, Joanne ............ 69 Rollins, Barbara ..... , ..... 39, 110 Romley, Barbie . . . .38, 26, 76, 107 Ronan, Maureen ........... 50, 88 Rounds, Dialine .............. 69 Ruman, Diane ................ 58 Ruocco, Fran ................. 69 Stevens, Susie . Saffert, Margaret ..4, 39, 88, 89, 104,106 Sammin, Mary ..... . .......... 69 Sampson, Pat .............. 52, 58 Sand, Sue .................... 39 Sanderson, Barbara ............ 69 Sansome, Tanya .............. 69 Santos, Jacqueline ............. 69 Saucier, Janis ................ 69 Scantlen, Kathy ............... 58 Schneider, Peggy .......... 50, 89 Schneider, Penny .......... 50, 89 Schoenhofen, Sally ........ 50, 84 Schonaerts, Jane .............. 58 Schooler, Mary Beth .......... 58 Seaman, Anne Marie .......... 69 Sechena, Paulette .......... 39, 95 Senini, Elaine .......... 51, 47, 88 Shade, Linda ................. 69 Shaughnessy, Pat ........ 47,51, 88 Shay, Lucy ...... 1 ............. 69 Shea, Carol ............ 40, 88,91 Shepherd, Kathy .......... 51, 89 Sherron, Mary ............... 69 Sherwood, Margaret . .40, 81, 82, 87 Short, Carole ................. 58 Shun, Betsy ............ 52, 58, 79 Sicher, Barbara . .26, 40, 82, 83, 91, . 106 Siders, Alicia .............. 46, 58 Siders, Karla ......... 4..6, 51 Silva, Pat ..... -....14, 40, 88 Silva; Shirlee 26,40, 74,89,91, 100 Simek, Darlene ............... 70 Sindlinger Kirby ............. 70 i Sindlinger, Stephanie ...... 40, 92 Sippel, Janet ................. 70 Skully, Chris ............ ,. .70, 87 Sloncen, Carole .......... y ..... 59 Smaniotto, Elizabeth , .. .......... 70 Smith, Barbara ..... ' ........ 59 1 Smith, Deborah ............... 70 Smith, Sandy ................. 70 Smith, Susan . . .1 ........... '. . .59 Snyder, Jean Ann ............. 59 Stanley, Sandra ................ 70 Stenger, Renee ......... 16, 70, 94 Sterling, Jo Anne 51, 78, 81, 87, 89 Stevens, Nancy ............... 70 .7,41,86,88,91,92, 102,110 Stinson, Patsy ............. 21, 70 Stoner, Cathi ......... 3 ...... '.59 Stroup, Billye ........... '. .15, 51 Struss, Arlene . .41, 88, 91, 98, 107 Suarez, Cathy ............ - ..... 59 Sullivan, Cathy . .41,78, 84, 85, 107 Sullivan, Mara ............... 70 Sweeney, Kitty ..... y ..... 41, 91, 93 Swintek, Joan . .' .......... 89, 105 T I Taraci, Gayle ................. 70 Tefft, Ginny .............. 50, 51 Thelen, Penny ........ 51, 84, 179 Thomey, Carole ........ 41, 88,91 Thompson, Marney ............ 70 Thompson, Sally .......... 41,91 Timmerman, Marianne ........ 59 Tindle, Alice .............. 15, 70 Toeniskoetter, Ellen ........ 70, 87 Topf, Virginia ............... 70 Trautman, Arlene ............. 71 Travers, Antoinette ........... 59 Troik, Carol .............. 19, 59 Tuthill, Susan ...... 60, 71, 79,87 U Utter, Pat ................ 2 1, V Vaccaro, Mary ............ 71, 79 Van Haren, Diane . .15, 42, 86, 89, 91,101,107,110,113,130 Van Houten, Fran .......... 18, 71 Van Skike, Tamzen ........... 71 Ven Rooy, Mary Ellen ........ 71 Vickers, Rose Marie ........... 59 Voita, Elaine .............. 59, 94 .14,22,42,74,78,82, 84,88,91,94 , Votry, Maria ................. 51 Voita, Mary . 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