Avila University - Anthem Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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PAT CAHILL Pat can best be described as bombastic. Her class- mates say she has a voice that can be heard ’round the world. Her love of fun, food, and sleep is bal- anced on the serious side by aspirations to a future in surgery somewhere around Las Vegas. Pat is the President of the Senior Class of nurses. ALYCE MARIE SCHMIDT This blonde English major keeps her classes in stitches with her droll observations. She served, last year, as President of her class. She is well on her way in a dramatic career, having played with the Resident Theatre here, as well as in school productions. Look out, Helen Hayes! BERNADINE ABBOTT A History major, she’s the silent type, who thinks a long while before she says anything. She some- times startles people with her quick wit; they think she has been day-dreaming. Bernadine’s as busy as a kitten with a ball of string, but she finds’ time to teach handicapped children for CCD. She studies hard and has been elected to Who’s Who.

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r l CARMELLA SHORTINO Carm is scrupulous about her grades; even when they’re all A pluses she squawks. She is President of ' our CCD and plans to teach in the Elementary Schools. Her major is Education. She was elected to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. She can quietly but surely accomplish a great deal. j . EMELEY PEREZ The effervescent Perfect of the Sodality gets so car- ried away with her topic she has to be slowed down to be understood. This brown-eyed talking machine is a chemistry major with a positive approach to life. She has a business head and put it to good use on the yearbook staff. She was voted into Who’s Who this year. ELAINE LUNN Elaine is known to the dorm as the official waker- upper” for Mass. She is earnest and a good friend to all who know her. There is little streak of the sentimental in Elaine and at times she likes just being alone. She possesses a pious cheerfulness which in- spires those around her. f »

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M ' u! h JUDY HEDENKAMP Judy is the picture of tall, slender efficiency. Known for speaking her mind, she is another of the engageed seniors. Her efficiency is pointed out by the fact that she possesses the best-stocked hope chest among the nurses. Judy’s favorite song, well known to her classmates, is Bill.” MARY McQUEENY Mary, an English major, is relaxed and easy-going. She doesn’t let all those term papers interfere with her pleasant outlook. She was the class treasurer during her junior year and has est ablished herself as an actress in school productions. Mary won’t ever get grey hair or wrinkles. CLARIBEL McLEAR V )ic 0 The candy kid,” she could outsell anyone in the field of butter bits. But she showed just as much enthu- iasm for any project of her class. What with mixing getting a BA in Business, becoming a grandmother, and helping out in every office of the college, she can say she has had a really full four years.