Bishop Conaty Memorial High School - Pallium Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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V1lI,1v1'rLx u r 1? 'lttui - - .. Q. M.,-. . , , 4 ..4., . -I w -,:ff4,fs1 . , A, i .4 -' .- fl s s ffl? f5.ij1n:3f' 'I' f, 154,- -K--' U ,-y CLJQ' , I . ,, . N 1 4 L. Q, , .I . ,vi ,visa 1. .. '.SsA-9-'fflifjw I '5'-'ff 2 Q.-Mun-L , f ' K H K., vu 1,3 n . . VV? ,!j,.,:f1,.' ' 1 ' fi - X. .w hiff 'f -K 7 j 1 g l ,gl in w ng xx I .Q 2 i ev PALLIUM 1958 Published by the Senior Class Bishop Conaty Memorial High School Los Angeles, California I am the light of the world. He who follows Me does not walk in the darkness, but will have the light of life. - john 8:12 The source of shadow is light, and on the intensity of the light depends the strength of the shadow We, the followers of Christ, dwell in the light of His divinity and draw our strength from His infinite power and radiance. And as we bring ourselves nearer to Christ the Light, we more perfectly mirror His image to others. Our years at Conaty have not only enlightened our intellects, but have also revealed that the only light which can fully illuminate our 1ife's purpose and destiny is Christ, the Light of the World. HIERARCHY DEDICATIGN ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS SODALITY GAA. ACTIVITIES CLASSES Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors PATRONS INDEX ... 4 ... 8 ... 9 ...21 ...45 ...55 ...65 ...79 ...81 ...89 ...96 102 158 145 .jp if f ff- 1 f 4 H . E E1 ggi 1 Q ,..,. . .,,,, in -1 'si , 11.105 f o ARCHDIOCESE OF LOS ANGELES 1531 WEST NINTH STREET LOS ANGELES I5, CALIFORNIA DUnkirlr I-C101 I Qi November Twenty-sixth I 9 5 7 To the Graduates of BISHOP CONATY MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL The sculptors have long striven to reproduce in marble or stone even a suggestion of the spiritual force of Christ, The Light of the World . This Is a concept that stretches out far beyond the sphere of human vision, and which encompasses the supematural that is equally real and so much a part of our every day lives. Christ, the Guiding Light of the World, Christ, the Sustaining Llght of the World, Christ the Sanctlfying Light of the World, should ever be our Beacon Light. Praying for you all, the blessings and protection of Our Lady, I am Faithfully yours in Christ, I ARCH B ISH OP F Los Aangeles S Most Reverend Timothy Manning, D.D. Dear Graduates: In Rome for the feast of St. Agnes in the basilica named in her honor, two gaily-decked lambs are brought in elaborate procession to be blessed on the altar at the conclusion of High Mass. They are solemnly blessed and then brought to the Holy Father for his personal blessing. Subseqeuntly, they are cared for in the garden of some convent. When their wool is shorn, it is woven into a narrow circular band with two pendants. This is called the Pallium. These pallia are then placed in a casket at the tomb of St. Peter. When an Archbishop is elevated to an archdiocesan see, the Holy Father sends a Pallium to him which is to be worn over his shoulders as a sign of his jurisdiction on the occasion of solemn ceremonies. The Pallium, therefore, represents graphically the Good Shepherd carrying around His shoulders the lamb that symbolizes His tender care for His flock, especially the little ones thereof. It is eminently appropriate, therefore, that this issue of the school annual edited under the Pallium should adopt for its theme the relationship between the little ones of the flock and the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World. May each and every one of the pupils at Bishop Conaty Memorial High School be ever worthy of the affection and tender care of the Master Whom they pledge to serve. Very sincerely yours, 5 yxkg LU F k Q ct Ave :Q--1-' L-'VN S vxL7X TIMOTHY MANNING Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles Vicar General Most Reverend Alden Bell, D.D. Dear Students of the Class of 1958: To know that on this whirling bit of burnt-out Stardust that we call this earth you have a mission from Almighty God and for Him, which no one else in the uni- verse can discharge, is a challenge to the best that is in you. A few short years ago you were absolutely nothing. Now you throb with life that you may reflect God among men. You, who by many are regarded as completely negligible in importance, are on this earth by God's command, and thanks to His continued action, that you might show forth some shadow of Omnipotence and make manifest in your own particular way that goodness which is the very essence of God. What a mission is yours! May God bring you to its understanding and to its fulfillment. Sincerely in Christ. 'ff l 'r . , , ,. .41 - AI.DEN j. BELL - ' X Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles x 3 ve Q'ZZ1'lF 2727? The as Now campus, to the the students. ff? We, the Highlander class of 1958, in gratitude ro Father Weyer, dedicate our Palliumto him and pray that the lightyof.God's grace may be cast upon his priestly life. EI II E EI I In the shadow of His hand Symbolizing the powers of the priest, the benediction blessing falls on over 1,100 girls daily. Maintaining positions as principal and vice-principal, Father john Reilly and Father Joseph Sartoris serve as Conaty's head administrators. Providing material counsel and spiritual guidance, they lose no opportunity to advise and direct their students. Instructing classes in apologetics and marriage, Father Reilly and Father Sartoris turn their teachings toward the spiritual and mental development of every soul placed in their care. He hath protected me and hath made me as a chosen arrow. Isaias 49:2 IO Reverend John Reilly Principal My dear Seniors: As the shadows of each day fall, the world looks forward to the morning and its brightness. You are about to see the last shadows fall in the corridors of the school of your youth. The brightness of tomorrow always de- pends on the personal outlook of each individual. You will cast many shadows, but the important matter is how and where you will shadow yourselves. The world today looks forward to the good that people can do. The shadow of goodness is indeed a desirable effect for all of us. The Faculty of Bishop Conaty High School here attempted to lead you to the things which give of good- ness. It is now your responsibility to take this goodness and through your actions shadow to the world the good which is in you. The Church of which you share is the principal source of goodness because of its Divine founda- tion by Christ. It is then the source of all goodness. There is nothing more effective in the society of men than a good woman. A woman who is for all the ful- fillment of God's wish and desire constitutes the concrete good in the world. Wtmnianhood is by its nature in God's desire the instrument for goodness. Each of you shares in this sacred heritage and as Christian women, the world will be better for your influence. The Shadow of Our Lady in this year of anniversary is one which we hope and pray will constantly dominate your lives. With Christ as the Image and His Blessed Mother as the Mirror, no woman can abandon the influence of such a striking shadow. God bless you, Q E gf , Father Joseph Sartoris, vice-principal , leaves no room for a shadow of doubt when teaching his senior apologetics and marriage classes. To keep attendance records straight, Sister Mary As- sumpta, S.M,, records the daily attendance. As Dean of the Upper Division, Sister also spends much time advising and assisting girls in their day to day problems. Of the many influences which aid in shaping the student at Conaty none casts a greater shadow than the guiding hand of the faculty. So it is that each graduate looks back with gratitude to the understanding and interest of her teachers, religious and lay. From their instruction and example she has learned the joy of living in the shadow of His love. Who serve unto the Sister Mary Ruth, S.M., Dean of the Lower Division, finds the tele- phone a valuable aid for keeping in touch with parents concerning the welfare of their daughters. 'fq'f'Sv-- ipaixt e Xamp 1 e and Taking time in the faculty room to make final class preparations, Sister Mary Val- entine, D.M.j., Spanish club moderator, looks forward to her Religion I and Span- ish II and IV classes. Head of the Spanish Department, Sister Mary Chantal, Illustrating a lesson with the map of Spain is Sister D. M.j., teaches Spanish I and III, and Religion I. Mary AIHQIIQH, D-M-J. Wl10 ICHChCS SPHDISIW I and II and Religion I. shadow of heavenly thingc Sister Mary Ellenette, B.V.M., demonstrates cop- per-enameling to her art students. Sister teaches sophomore religion in addition to the four years of art. Hebrews 8 ' Demonstrating the culinary arts to eager sophomores is Sister Mary Roselina, B.V.M. 13 X4 Wv vc . 5' u -la.: , of 'X M ,, fw c- ,3qs..,,L we-+t x, W, 44 ,.. f , Ms- W, , , ... 5 1 x . N A K KJYV ss, ,Q POWER an In addition to her duties as head of the History Department, Sister Agnes Per- petua, P.B.V.M., moderates the CSF and informs all students of scholarship and college opportunities. National Honor Society moderator, Sis- ter Mary Christopher, P.B.V.M., teaches History I and II. Teaching freshman religion as well as sophomore and lunior historv makes up Sister Mary Xavier, P.B.V.M.'s schedule. Sister Mary Richard, P.B.V.M., divides her time hetween teaching freshman re- ligion, History l and II, and advising the junior Red Cross. Sister Mary Canisius, P.B.V.M., who teaches ninth grade religion and History I and II, also moderates the very active Civics club. The French Department is Linder the di- rection of Sister Marv Ann Loyola, S.M.M.G., who teaches four years of French and freshman religion. As head of the Commercial Department, Sister Mary Amadeus, SM., directs the business placement office and teaches Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II, junior religion and secretarial practice. ln clerical office practice, Sister Mary Anthony, SM., teaches girls the correct use of the mimeograph. Typing I and II,' bookkeeping, and sophomore religion occupy the rest of Sister's time, Sister Mary justin, S.M., adjusts the tele-trainer for clerical office practice students. Sister also instructs classes in Shorthand I and II, bookkeeping and Religion II, Sister Mary Flora, SM., demonstrates the mimeoscope to clerical office prac- tice students. Sophomore religion, Typ- ing I and II, Shorthand II, business eti- quette and payroll procedure make Sis- ter's program a yaried one. Although Sister Mary La Salette, SM., teaches Religion II, Typing I and II, Shorthand I, secretarial practice, busi- ness etiquette and payroll procedure, Sister still finds to time to keep up the Alumnae file and to moderate the Legion of Mary. Sister Mary Carol, SM., totals on the adding machine the subjects she teaches. They include sophomore religion, Typ- ing I and II, Shorthand II, secretarial practice, business etiquette and payroll procedure, Y... yd M.. ,l 1 CK' 1 we ' ri ' 13:21-.tam e - .,, ,.,, 1 . . - f-.Q -- f :ff ,nv - ...Q fi' 7-at ga- 4,5 if '-' f , fa' !,CQjff,,, fi ' '76 X- fm W ar Demonstrating to trig- onometry students the advantages of the slide rule is Sister Rose Alexis, C.S.j., who also teaches General Math I and ll, advanced alge- bra and junior religion. Along with her Latin I and II classes, Sister Cornelia joseph, C.S.j., teaches juniors about the life of Christ. - Wx C F til' Sister Mary St. Gerard, C.S.j., traces the wanderings of Aeneas for Latin IV students. Sister also teaches Latin III, general math, and freshman and junior religion. Remember committee meetings, cautions Sodality moderator Sister Barbara Mary, C.S.j., who also instructs general math, driver education and junior religion students. s Sister Mary Frederick, C.S.j., asks algebra students a few graphic questions. Sister also keeps her geometry, General Math I and Il, and junior religion scholars guessing. Sister Marian joseph, C.S.j., demonstrates to her sewing class the proper method of cutting from a pattern. Sister also teaches Religion III. As head of the English Department, Sister Mary Madeleine, I.H.M., evaluates pocket books be- the reading program. classes enjoy the new fore placing them on Sister's junior English selections .-LAY? oi 0' S Sister Agnes Marie, I.H.M., demonstrates lighting techniques to drama students. Besides her activities as Masque and Sandals advisor, Sister teaches drama and senior English. Freshman English teacher, Sister Edward Mary, I.H.M., also assists the librarian. Between junior and senior English classes, Sister Mary Jerome, I.H.M., journalism instructor, checks Campus Rumors page proofs. 7Ze5lL -sdlfjllf' Sister Mary Lenore, l,H.M., instructor in sophomore and junior English, posts new information on Forensic League activities. Apologetics and freshman English make up the teaching schedule of Sister Mary Carol, I.H.M., who as Pallium advisor takes time to measure layouts. Mary Ellen Escalante, registrar and per- sonal secretary to Father Reilly, is one of Conaty's busiest people. ln addition to her job as manager of the campus book store, Miss Margaret St. George acts as assistant Physical Educa- tion teacher. 2 '45 About to record the voices of her sophomore English students is Sister Mary Evangeline, I.H.M., who also teaches freshman religion. Checking the files is Mrs. Virginia Davidson, Conaty's cheer- ful librarian, 19 1-Q0 V Mrs. Ona Metricks awaits her next music pupil. mf- : Q ml: - ,vw f i A W A K! t X t ff. ,, N gi f :W AN-A if I ., M K, W-J Mrs. Sara Braun, Miss Kathryn Nazick, and Miss Loraine Baer await the 11:50 lunth period, Raising his baton, Major George Hirning prepares to conduct the school orchestra. Giving private lessons occupies the rest of his time. In preparation for Mass, Mr. Frank Klo cl t, custodian, adjusts the taber- nacle in the altar. li M? My-ui-: 'wa U 4 2 1 After checking at- tendance, Miss Yvone Vierra, as- sistant gym coach, begins class. , ,mai Mr. Alfred Foster, assistant custodian, uses varied equipment to keep the buildings and campus clean. , Miss Grace B, Duncan, head coach and gym instructor, notes changes in '58 basketball rules. Dusting our school keeps Mrs. liva Lewis busy. E Take eou1'1eil,gathe1' a council: make thy shadow as the night in the middayg hide them that fleeg and betray not them that Wander about. El Isaias 16:5 1: 52 5' 'QS Q5 I if 'if ' . 'fi A ri Nh it ' Student Body President .Iudy White, Vice-president Diane Englehard, Secretary Pat Petrone, Treasurer Tonie Magliocco work together lead- ing the students in all school activities. 22 S. B. Officers, Student Leaders Student Body officers have the responsibility of representing all the students, and of directing many school activities and assemblies. All stu- dents look to them for example and guidance. Working in the shadow of the officers' lead- ership, each organization strives to fulfill the purpose for which it was formed. At the same time, these clubs build and develop spirit and friendship among the students. QW' aa... it,a.,,-f, r ':' Q . ,, 4-fr yn' '-Q tw-sk 'tra-N, ww, Members of the Student Council listen attentively to the sugges- tion offered by Adrienne Lembeye. They are Stella Muro and Adrienne, Sophomore Class representatives: Mary Ann Kenny, junior Class president: Patti Moore and Frances Butler, junior Class representatives: Claudette Lembeye, Senior Class treasurer: Suzanne Miller, Senior Class secretary: Leilani Shield, Senior Class vice-president: Sandra Draper, Senior Class president and Campus Rumors editor: Diane Englehard, student body vice-president: judy White, student body president: Pat Petrone, student body secretary: Tonie Magliocco, student body treasurer: Rose Marie Horenburg, Sodality prefect: Dee Dee Kinny, GAA president: Martha Sanchez, CSF president: Geraldine Smith, NHS president: Linda Adrain, Art Guild president: Eloise Quinones, Pallium edi- tor: Erna Weiss and Irene Takenaka, Freshman Class representa- tives. Student Council Plans Calendar For '57 - '58 To the Student Council falls the task of pre- paring the assemblies and entertainments pre- sented at Student Body Meetings. Under the supervision of Reverend John Reilly, prin- cipal, the girls arrange the school calendar, Among the numerous activities included in this calendar are school dances, campus clean-up campaign and Spirit Week. 23 'Wi -t Z' f 9'v f , Wi -up tw S' ' if ft' MOU Ng., , '-...ft Aiding the faculty in maintaining discipline keeps the members of the Senior Control on their toes, Cfirst rovvj Frances Higashi, Pat Petrone, Carmen Rivera, jo Marie Taylor, Linda Cano, Eva jordan, Alice -luarez, Tonic Magliocco, Linda Lee. Csecond rovvj Rose Marie llorenburg, Claudette Lembeye, Josephine Musquiz, Flora Cano, Marie llarmel, Dolores Sparagana, Sylvia Salcido, Connie Tavera, Eloise Quinones, Gloria Left, fthird rovvj Sandra Draper, 24 Ks..- x, Mary Louise Plock, Dee Dee Kinny, Patricia Dolci, Cynthia Fisher, Martha Sanchez, Lois Hetz, Ramona Sheffie, Sharon Suponchick, Ann De Vargas. ffourth rowj Diane Fnglehard, Senior Control president: jo Ann Bindrup, Kathleen O'Marr, Geraldine Smith, liva Velasquez, Lcilani Sheild, Maria lrizarry, Donnis Laremore, Anita Guerena, Judy Wliite. Training Valuable To Control Friendliness, neatness, dependability are just a few of the qualities exhibited by members of the Senior Control. These girls, appointed by Sister Mary Assumpta, S.M., are chosen on the basis of their outstanding spirit and cooperation. As members of the Senior Control, they receive valuable training which will aid them in be- coming leaders of tomorrow. The members of the Service Board take time out from an active day of helping to maintain order throughout the school. Cfirst rowj jo Elda de Leon, Jean Di Cerbo, Yolanda Garcia, Ruth Eli- zondo, Luanna Reed, Arlene Ciponi, Elba Bermu- dezg fsecond rowj Verlinda Torres, Linda Me- toyer, Gloria Hakim, Stella Muro, Carolina Garcia, Cecelia Talamantez, Georgianna Coonis, Cthird rowj Mary Louise Revillard, Theresa Cor- son, Adrienne Lembeye, Mary Pat King, Agnes Duerr, jo Anne Bernal, Beatrice Adams, Delia Mendias, Patricia Skiles. Members of the Service Board relax after a busy lunch hour of maintaining order in the cafeteria. Cfirst rowj Diane Sanchez, Gwendolyn Higginson, jamie Bell, Csecond rowj Jackie Antone, Sandra Sheeley, Mary Louise Ortega, Rebecca Gonzales, Eileen Fortin, Darlene Hamasaki, Sylvia Tejadilla, Glynis Dejan, Cthird rowj Marie Cooper, Peggy Wisner, Margaret Gutierrez, Roberta Watson, Pa- tricia Milke, Helen Wright, joan Brill, Sharon Downey, Beverly johnson. l L J I SSTVlCS Board U L! Alds Control The Service Board is composed of those soph- omores who are preparing to be members of the Senior Control. Members of the Service Board, appointed by Sister Mary Ruth, S.M., are chosen on the basis of the active interest they show in the welfare of their school. Their job includes acquainting the freshmen with the rules of campus life and helping them feel at home in their new school. Regular members holding the official seal of the CSF include fkneel- gy Hammer, Kathleen Blackford, Ingrid Kloppg fstandingj Robin ingj Pat Skiles, Mary Louise Ortega, Doran Clark, Jo Ann Bernal, Robinson, Marjorie Dang, Dalia Andrasunas, Evelyn Garcia, and Stella Muro: Cseatedj Arlene Hirsch,Delia Salas, Sharon Sink, Peg- Shirley Skiles. l e Associate members with the CSF torch symbol are fseatedj Joanne Sibbing, Virginia Krause, Mary Alice Sanchez, Roberta Kitchupolos, S 1 -t i C Ig Mary Okita, Barbara Higashi, Margaret Kinerkg fstandingj Jo Flda De Leon, Elba Bermudez, Joan Brill, Freddie Banks, Fileen Fortin, and Jeanne Powell. Scholarship for service is the motto of the California Scholarship Federation. This organiza- tion strives to give recognition and encourage- ment to students for scholastic achievement. Func- tions for the year included an outing, a talk by Miss Mary Hughes, social studies teacher, and a Janel of sneakers from Mt St Mary's College V 1 ' 1 . . . Sister Agnes Perpetua, P.B.V.M., supervised the federation's activities. Sealbearers merit the club's seal on their diploma and the lamp pin. symbol of all sealbearers, at the Awards Assembly, These girls arc Geraldine Smith, Martha Sanchez, Floise Quinones, Marie Harmel, Ar- lene Fspinosa, and Diane Fngelhard. 11 I '49 CSF officers observing members of their organization are Martha Sanchez, president both semesters: Lois Hetz, vice-president sec- ond semesterg Wilma Castro, secretary both semestersg Judy Smith, vice-president first semester: Margaret Mortz, treasurer first semester: and Theresa Sullivan, treasurer second semester. A .... M ' lm... ' I ' . LM. K ' ' 7 1 1 ,. . ' ' f 2 9 : Wm f , u ' i A R 'Y' ' iff? b 4 2 if 9.1 I N Nt, 41 l 9' l .li ',- ,, Q ' 5'7- , . Q f Regular NHS members pictured with the society's emblem are ffirst rovtj Wfilma Castro, Arlene Hirsch, Kathleen Blackford, Christina llostettler, lngrid Klopp, Margaret Buxkemper, Sharon Sink, Sandra Gaudin, Yolanda Magallanes, Irene Torres, Csecond rowj judy Smith, joyce Parkinson, Rose Husar, Robin Robinson, Peggy Ham- Honor Society sealbearers who merit the club's seal on their diplomas are ffirst rowj Eloise Quinones, Sandy Draper, Arlene Espinosa, Elena Galindo, Connie Tayera, Esther Miranda: Csecond rowj Marie Harmel, Evelyn Garcia, Pat XVedemeyer, joy Daun, Gerry Smith, Martha San- chez, Berwin Lack. Clliane Engelhard, not picturedj. Sophomore or probationary members of the Honor Society include Cfirst rowj Jeanne Powell, Doran Clark, Freddie Banks, Peggy Wisner, Stella Muro, Mary Louise Ortega, jo Elda De Leong Qseond rowj Elba Bermudez, julie O'Connor, Peggy Fulton, Ponchitta Pierce, Rebecca Gonzales, jo Ann Bernal, Eileen Eortin: Cthird rowj joan Brill, Pat Milke, Rose Molinar, Agnes Duerr, Helen Wfright, Margaret Mortz, and Pat Skiles. if NATIONAL ur 4 HONOR SOCIETY l ,, an FT, mer, Marie Neumeier, Romayne Galwey, Gloria Rios, Gloria Zam- brano, Shirley Skilesg fthird rovvj Marilyn Sibbing, Rosalie Hakala, Mary jo Brophy, Ersilia Gunn, Theresa Eason, Lois Hetz, Barbara Fischinger, Marjorie Dang, Theresa Hernandez, and Glazina Goode. NHS Creates Desire To Render Service The National Honor Society creates an enthusiasm for scholarship and a desire to render service. Under the direction of Sister M. Christopher, P.B.V.M., the society also develops character and promotes leadership. Members attend an annual outing with the California Scholarship Federation. Honor Society members draw the attention of their officers: Connie Tavera, first semester vice-president: Pat Kinerk, first semester secretaryg Delia Salas, second semester secre- taryg Gerry Smith, president both semesters, and Esther Miranda, second semester vice-president. X .al :M 155 I r , . . ,gj,':Q.il , , pf' , 'fe L-lv xi: - Q :MT Helping the Brothers at St. john of God Hospital with clerical work is an important activity of the Legion. Rose Marie Guerena, Margaret Kinerk, Cecelia Hashii, Eileen Fortin, Pat Kinerk ad- dress and fill envelopes while Mychelle Hunter and Mary Anne Kenny listen as Brother Gerard reads instructions. t 'W'l5' K.. .,- '..n-5 Legion of Mary President Ann De Vargas, outlines the weeks agenda for Vice-president Sandra Draper, Secretary Pat Carr Trefts urer Judy White. Members of the Legion of Mary meet every Tuesday to pray for the other Legions in the world ancl to study their hand book, They are Cseatedj Annie Reiger, Irene Torres, Yvette Perrault, Mary jo Zelinski, Theresa Eason, Father Sartoris, spiritual advisor: Sandra Draper, vice-president: Judy White, treasurer: Patricia Carr, secretary: Sister M. La Salette, S,M., moderator: Carol Peschke, Rita Burnham, Cecelia Hashii, Francine Doyleg Cstandingj Velma Loya, Mary Louise Ortega, Mychelle Hunter, Ann De Vargas, presidentg Marie Lorange, Eileen Fortin, joan Rebard. Mary jo Zelinski, Mary Lou Ortega, Velma Loya, Rita Burnham, Irene Torres, Yvette Perrault, Francine Doyle, Mary Louise Revillard, Carol Peschke, joan Rebard make Thanksgiving tray favors for St. john of God Hospital. 28 Legion, Apostles of Mary Members of the Legion of Mary, under the guidance of Reverend Jo- seph Sartoris and Sister M. La Salette, S.M., strive by their example and prayers to attract others to a life of Mary-likeness. The spiritual work of the Legionnaires includes the recita- tion of the rosary and one-half hour's spiritual reading daily. The girls also spend their Friday afternoons helping with clerical work at St. John of God Hospital. L XX-,N Distussing the Christmas edition of the Campus Rumors .are Junior news hounds Cecelia Hashii, Judi Smith Christina Hostettler and fseatedl Sports Editor Patricia Wedemeyer, Feature Editor Theresa Hernandez show that they have a nose for news as they track Leilani Shield, fstandingj Editor Sandra Draper, Assistant down a story for the Campus Rumors. Editor Mary Martin, Circulation Manager Eva Jordan. xrw W..-f 1 A ,.. t I ig 44 Father James G. Markey, S.J., watches as Conaty journalists Robin Robinson Carol Plotner Gla zina Goode, Joanne Ashimoto, Kathleen Cuttrell, Joyce Parkinson and Frances Higashii take regis tration at the Loyola University Journalism Seminar. Rumors , Novelty ' n News . . . slug . . . guideline . . . sub- head . . . i' These strange sounding words issuing forth from room 201 tell passers-by that the journalism class is busy getting out an edition of the Campus Rumors. Directed by Sister M. Jerome, I.H.M., the Campus Ru- mors staff publishes the school paper five times a year. A special green Christmas edition, featuring articles by guest journalists from the English classes, adds a dash of fun and color to the year's schedule. As the deadline nears, tension grows and tempers shorten Sharon Sink, Marie Harmel, Ersilia Gunn, Margaret Hammer and Shirley Skiles work to complete an edition of the Campus Rumors '17 fn '12, Pallium Staff Edit S Annual Early in September memhers of the Ptillium staff, under the direction of Sister Mary Carol, l.H.N., hegan to en- counter weighty problems of layout, copy, patrons, typing, and photography. Selecting a theme and cover design for the 1958 Pallium vxas their first task. The shadow theme, division pages and - thus the hlack cover evolved from nu- -ffi ' merous staff discussions. The layout and editorial staffs he 'an . . . . . V ' . - . L. lzditor lzloise Quinones records each Layout Editor jo Ann Bindrup transfers eXPCflmf3mlf1! Wlfh P11210 llU5l!ln5. While step of the Pullinm'.v progress, picture positions from the dummy to the business Swff laumihcd the Plllffm the layout envelopes. D---1, 'Q 'HQ Y' ' fiflwc .ap- drive, results of which exceeded all ex- pectations. Mr. jack Christy and Bill Christy with their cameras came to he a familiar sight around Conaty. Generous staff members forfeited many a Saturday and holiday in order to meet deadline dates. As each deadline approached, tension mounted: there al- ways seemed to be one more picture to he taken, or one more caption to be written. After dispatching the last copy and picture in their layout envelope to the lithographer, there remained only the task of checking the returned proofs, arranging for circulation, putting the file in order for '58-'59. . . Sandra Draper and Pat Petrone take time out from writing class captions to check names in a section picture. Sharon Suponchick and Donna Mor- ris fill out receipts during the sub- scription campaign, as Linda Adrain helps to arouse spirit for the patron drive with a lively poster. After Eva jordan and Ann DeVargas have selected pic- tures and drawn layouts, ,,,,...-W, Looking at magazines and yearhooks for organizations layout and copy ideas are Virginia Calamia, Connie Ta- vera, Lois Herz and Marie Harmel, fGloria Left, not picturedb. v h 'vs Copy litlitor Mary Louise Plock Filing patron envelopes comprises one As Class Editor, Ann Kirchen measures carefully proofreads copy for part of Kathleen O'Marr's yob as Busi- and marks each picture for cropping. CFFOFS. ness Editor, Checking the character count for copy, Arlene Espinosa consults Lincla Lee and Rosemarie Reggie as they calculate Soclality layout measure- ments. Wliile Pat Xweclemeyer and Geraldine Smith write G A A copy blocks, jackie McVea, Linda Plotner, and julie Connell check their layout progress. l l Elena Galinclo and Pat Phil- ips write the captions and fopy blocks. L Pat Carr brings more copy sheets to typists Linda Cano, Carolyn Callahan and Maria Stella Gomez. 1,4 45' Altos enjoy gathering around the piano to sing their favorites. Connie Tavera plays the accompaniment for: Ruth Elizondo, Cecilia Hashii, Frances Butler, Margaret Donahue, jackie McVea, joan Brill, Antoinette Benitez, The Glee Club delight many with their caroling at Christmas time. Soprano members around the crib in the main foyer are Patricia Moore, Irene Torres, jean Di Cerbo, Gloria Leftg Csecond rowj Judy White, Carolyn Callahan, Beverly Orcutt, Rose Mary Rodri- guez, jean Daung Cthird rowj Karen Steadman, Sandra Gaudin, Patricia Milke, Priscilla Coonis, Donna Lavery, Lupe Hernandez, Helen Wright, Pat Skiles, Elba Ber- mudez and Mary Anne Kenney. Ceoilians Unite in Harmony Glee Club members under the direction of Sister Miriam Rose, C.S.C. perform at Open House, the Christmas entertainment, Senior Play, Awards Assembly and graduation exercises. The group also enters the Music Festival at Mount St. Mary's College. This year the club received the honor of singing at the Chestimes Banquet. These activities are an expression of the club's purpose '- to bring enjoyment and appreciation of music to others while providing members with the opportunity of choral self-expression. President Rosella Cortez, Vice-president Antion- ette Benitez, Librarian jean Daun. T 'N' .4 A ' Iwi' W if f L' me ai W Mary Louise Revillard: fsecond rowj Marsha Moret, Victoria Belmont, Rosella Cortez, Pat Kitchen and Cle- mentina Martinez. 4, s Ck? M . Sv .1 Practice and more practice insures success for a choral group. Observing thi: important principle are the following mezzos: Celia Martinez, jo Elda cle Leon Yolanda Talamantez, Anna Djurkowitoch, julie O'Connor, Romayne Galwey Cmiddle rowj Velma Loya, Arlene Ciponi, Margaret Bukemper, Eva jordan Sharon Sink, ftop row, Sandy Curtis, Sue Miller, Marilyn Sibbing, Judy Smitl and Melinda Moncur. 4 . .-.- -. . N I 2 l .A ,' sys. The bass, cellos and violins comprise the string section of the orchestra. Playing these instruments are Diane Suarez and Elena Galindog fmiddle rowj Annie Lundberg, Carmen Magliocco, Valencia Whiteside, Charlotte Camiong fback rowj Era Glenn, grencjla Funches, Joanna Cook, Mildred Seruby and Gloria Mal- ona o. Orohe stra. Provides Enjoyment The Orchestra's two-fold purpose is artistic expression and stimulation of music apprecia- tion. Members perform for various occasions during the year: Open House, the Christmas entertainment, Senior Play, Awards Assembly and graduation exercises. The group also par- ticipates in the annual Music Festival at Mount St. Mary's College. Major George G. Hirning conducts the orchestra. To attain the proper mellowness from the woodwind in- struments, musicians must be skilled. The following girls preparing to practice are Eva Lieblang, Sheila Mullen, Lillian Tessier Ingrid Klopp Pfttricia Klecka, Hope Pe- rez' fsecond rowl Althea Saulet Patricia Rodriguez and Anna Geraldino. .VX 'WE3' Ti? f I, ft X Librarian Carmen Magliocco. Brass and percussion members with Loretta Baque at the piano prepare for a short jam session. This group includes Charlena Castaneda, Mary Granados, Laura Banuelos, Rose Marie Whaley', Lupe Sandoval and Mary Ellen Silva. President Laura Banuelos, Treasurer Lupe Sandoval, Scribe, julie O'Connor, proclaims Tee Wee princess of the Middle Flower Kingdom as members of the court look on: fbottom rowj Terry Sullivan, Cecelia Hashii, Sylvia Misquezg Qmiddle rowj jose- phine Musquiz, Carol Lukeshg Ctop rowj julie O'Connor, Irene Takenaka, Mychelle Hunter, Rose Molinar, Patricia Misquez, Elena Rojas, Carol Schlueter. , as n S A 1 5' ,. I 1 ',.'r 5 Q S IQ fgf iy e A iiic 1 I . , fg tik ' o - wif el i t tt 4 M .L Masque and Sandalers Beverly Orcutt, Berwind Lack, Kath- leen O'Marr, Yvette Perrault and Mary Anne Kenny make up for their production of The Lost Princess. As Lo Ho CRobin Robinsonj and his fellow bandits CDee Ann Riemer and Rose Marie Guerenaj slay the great green dragon, Margaret Mortz, Gloria Left, Beverly Orcutt and Amelia Rosas watch fearfully. Sandalers In Spotlight Through dramatic demonstrations, workshops and plays, the Masque and Sandals club, directed by Sister Agnes Marie, I.H.M., strives to promote an interest in the theater. Highlighting the club's activities was the presentation of The Lost Prin- cess which merited second place at the Immacu- late Heart Drama Festival. Every Masque and Sandaler aspires to become a member of the Thespians, a national honor society for girls who excel in dramatics. Wide experience in acting and crew work, frequent attendance at plays, and generous participation in the business end of the club's activities are the requirements for this co- veted position. tf-, 5- NJ Masque and Sandals officers, Sharon Ganske, vice-president: Mary Ann Salerno, treasurer: Gloria Left, president: Linda Plot- ner, secretary, proudly display the second place trophy won by the Masque and Sandalers for their presentation of The Lost Princess at the Immaculate Heart Drama Festival. Thespians plan the stage settings for a new play. They are Cseatedj Corinne Morehouse, Amelia Rosas, Robin Robin- son, Kathleen Blackford, Rose Marie Guerena: Cstandingj Mychelle Hunter, jo-Bea Musquiz, Alma Holguin, Cecelia Hashii. Mary Louise Ortega and Pat Skiles debate with Mychelle Hunter and Linda Herndon. Shirley Skiles presides as chairman, and future dehators Mary Okita and Irene Takenaka observe the proceedings. Forensics , Speakers All The Forensic League Provides members with the opportunity to develop self-ex- pression and to meet students from other schools. Membership in the Catholic Fo- rensic League as well as the Southern Cali- fornia Debate League enables speakers to enter numerous tournaments. Officers plan and direct activities with Sister Mary Le- nore, I.H.M., moderator. Forensic members admire Amelia Rosas' many certificates and awards including a gold medal held by Sylvia Misquiz, These girls are Pat Tomkins, Donna van der Linden, Donna Vlfolslaw, Beryl Bush, Yolanda Talamantez and Carolyn Davenport. Speakers spend much of their time looking for material for future tournaments. Cseatedj Sharon Ganske, Kathleen Blackford, Peggy Higgins, Corrine Morehouse, fstandingj Gloria Left, Robin Rob- inson, Cecilia Hashii, Kathleen Smith, Donnis Laremore, and Cynthia Fisher. K fx 5 'Nl Members discussing the various awards they have won are: Cseatedj President Ersilia Gunn, Vice-president Amelia Rosas, Secretary- Terry Sullivan, Millicent Hutson, Cstandingj Alma Holguin, Pat Fukushima, Margaret Mortz, Ernestine O'W'ard, Gloria Hakim, Beverly Orcutt and jo Ann Beverly. treasurer Joanne Ashimoto plan and direct the club's activities. 35 Art Guild Provides School Decor Members of the Art Guild, through the use of their creative talents, provide publicity for various school activities. Under the guidance of Sister M. Ellenette, B.V.M., many students have become winners of city and nationwide art contests. One of the club's contributions is the life size papier mache Nativity scene which appears in the foyer during the Christmas season. Eulleflll Art Guild officers deciding on the subject for the .ext bu etin board are President Linda Adrain, Vice-president Linda Lee, Sefire..lry Arlene Espinosa, Treasurer Ann De Vargas, Committee chairman jo Marie Taylor. FEET? Staging puppet shows is a popular activity of the Art Guild. The girls fashion the puppets out of papier mache and construct the sets for these projects, They are Cseatedj Mildred Seruby, Mary Lou Perez, Betty Karsten, La Verne Sifford, Charlotte johnsong Cstand- ingl Susan Ganey, Mary jo Brophy, Ethel L. Woods, Annemarie Neuberger, jo Anne Bernal, Yvette Perrault, Elizabeth Van Zeyl. Preparing their projects for the scholastic art contest are Cfrontj Dolores Sparagana, Flora Canog fbackj Mary Fitzgerald, Julianna Balling, julie Connell, Linda Plotner, Arlene Espinosa, Ann De Vargas, Marie Lorange. President Norma Vasquez, Vice-president Barbara Mercier, Secre- tary Ramona Maestas and Treasurer Madeline Parker prepare the agenda for their next meeting. The Research Committee keeps the alumnae records up to date. Alice Juarez and Lupe Sandoval thumb through the record book while the following members look on: Sylvia Alvarado, Allene Don- nell, Mary Louise Labro, Bertha Canales, Annette Uribe, Mary Lee Guillary, Lela Chacon, Yvonne Heck, Diana De Anda, Maxine Adler, Alice Reynoso, Gloria Rodriguez and Clementina Martinez. Business Girls Associate Activities of the Business Girls Association include movies, guest speakers, and an annual field trip. These functions acquaint the members with the business world of today and prepare them to enter this field. Sister M. Flora, S.M., is the moderator of the club. Members of the Paper Committee publish articles of inter- est for business girls. This group includes Rosella Cortez Rosemarie Reggie, Inez Maez, Sonia Mosqueda, Jo-Ann Reyes, Martha Suhajda, Pat Simmons, Gail Kaufman, Julieta Enriquez, Hope Perez. The Publicity Committee provides information through the bulletin boards in the business wing. Jeanne McLean, Irene Garcia, and Josephine Walker post various items while members discussing other articles are Camille Keane, Emily Cook, Marie Loy, Virginia Granado, Josephine Muzquiz, Maureen O'Malley, Margaret De Aguero, Beatrice Bosco, Margaret Avila, Jackie McVea, Alice Noriega and Nancy Baez. 1 Narrator Amelia Rosas explains a school room scene from XVhy Marcus Could Read which vvon first place trophy at the Mount St, Marys Latin Festival, ln this sequence Theresa Iiason, teacher, demonstrates a mathematical problem to Frances Higashi, Pat XX'edemeyer, Mary Martin, Marie losue, and Anita Guerena. Secretary jackie Cook, President Gerry Smith, Treasurer Janice 1 Punzo, and junior Representative Barbara XVise place a memento N of the Latin Festival m the club scrapbook. Letinians Appraiee Roman, Greek Cultures Latinians hand on the torch of classical civilization to the modern world by acquainting others with the culture of Ingrid Klopp and Rosemarie Guerena fkneelingj prac- tice songs for the Manumission ceremony while Peggy Hammer, Cherie Courtois and Kathleen Blackford ad- mire the invitation sent to them by the senior Latinians. Members of Le Cercle Jeanne D'Arc offer 21 toast to the girls receiving club pins at the initia- tion party. They are fseatedj Yolanda Garcia, Tberine Shively, Deloris Allen, Cathy Gabor, Joanne Ashimoto, Glavina Goode, Mary Louise Fierro, Theresa Nevarezg Cstandingj Dora Her- nandez, Gail Brooms, Anna Geraldino, Charlotte johnson, Betty jeanmarie, Yolanda Bordenave, Anastacia Villareal, Brenda Andre, Luanna Reed, 38 Berwind Lack, Rose Salwarowska. Greece and Rome. They believe a knowledge of this ancient heritage will help them understand and appraise the world of today. Sister St. Gerard, C.S.j., directs the club's activi- ties which include a play for the Latin Festival at Mount St. Mary's. ,. ,S W J ,, y- x W.: Mr .av N, 'Q French Club officers, President Sylvia Salcido, Vice-presi- dent Marie Harmel, Secretary lrmgard Dvvelly, Treasurer Lupe llCFIl1ll1llCl, revievv the club's activities of the year. w ! in -65 X 1 .I lem President Ramona Maestas reads the story of Our Lady of Guada- lupe to Vice-president Lois Hetz, Treasurer Diane Metzler, Secre- tary Connie Tavera as they decorate the shrine to Our Lady. Party, Play, Speakers Spark Spani sh Meetings The aim of Las Espanolitas is to develop an interest in the Spanish culture and language. A play, a party, a fashion show, and two guest speakers highlighted several of the meetings this year. Members also attended the pro- cession in East Los Angeles in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and the play Las Posadasu at Padua Hills in Claremont. Activities are carried out under the direc- tion of Sister M. Valentine, D.M.j. French Club Members Learn Customs, Songs Under the direction of Sister Ann Loyola, S.M.M.G., Le Cercle Jeanne d'Arc fosters in its members an under- standing of the customs, traditions and language of France. LeMarseillaise is a popular tune among the members of the French club. This French national anthem, along with many other folk songs, transports French club mem- bers to romantic Paris-the Champs Elysees and the river Seine. M4 Pay tltrllslizlili ll il For the Mount St. Mary's Language Festival, senior members present in choral form the poem Las Orillas del Gave, They are Cfirst rowj Virginia Calamia, Nancy Bae7, Lovetta Dartas, Elena Galindo, Rosemarie Menchaca, fsecond rowj Lela Chacon, Dolores Millan, Sidna Gonzales, Diane Engelhard: Cthird rowj Maria Irizarry, Carmen lN1agliocco, Antoinette Benitez, and Anna Marie De Acetis. juniors who prepare for a party in honor of Senior Espa- nolitas by adding a little Spanish flavor to box lunches are Delia Salas, Marie Neumier, Rosemarie Bonillas, jill XVil- son, Patti Ellis, and Cecilia Coria. At the request of Our Lady of Lourdes flrmgard Dwellyj, Bernadette, QMary Louise Revillardl, prays the rosary as her brother fElba Bermudezj and village women fMary Crosetti, and Robin Robin- sonj look on in puzzlement. This scene highlighted the French club's presentation of En l' Honneur de Sainte Bernadette, second place winner at the Mount St. Mary's Modern Language Festival. 39 'K President Sheila Zinn, Vice-president Jackie McVea, Treasurer Rose Sagrista and Secretary Ingrid Steinwasser discuss the apparatus used in performing ex- eriments. Marie Harmel finds one particularly interesting item on Martha Salman's science project. Yvette Perrault, Phyllis Lord and Martha agree that it is an unusual speciman. Math Club members Ingrid Klopp, Cherie Courtois, jackie Cook, Theresa Eason, Julie Connell, jill Wilson, Kathleen Cuttrell: Cseatedj Wilma Castro, Virginia Calamia and Clmeelingj Joanne Ashimoto are learning the intricacies of the slide rule. This time- saver was purchased with the year's dues. 121 EJ 5:1 LJ F ,ppr I C3 III Ii!-J L13 fire - -3 I l 7 I' 'I Bio-Chem-ics The Bio-Chem-Ics strive to in- terest others in the field of sci- ence Members are required to prepare a project for the Science Fairs. Invariably a talk or discus- sion on a scientific topic high- lights their meetings, planned un- der the direction of Sister Don- ald, C.S.C. Mu Alpha. Theta Mu Alpha Theta aims to stimu- late interest in and appreciation of mathematics. Members earn points by placing in the Problem Box answers to certain mathema- tical problems to be corrected by the officers. Sister Rose Alexis, C.S.j. directs the club's activities. Two physics projects - a dry cell motor and a transistor radio - draw enthusiastic comment from Christine Hostettler, Emily Cook, Judi Smith, Patricia Kinerk, Theresa Eason, Mary Louise Plock, Peggy Higgins, Linda Lee and Wilnia Castro. Explanation of a fundamental trigonometry problem by Elena Galindo Ccenterj highlights one of the club's meetings. Fellow members Shirley Skiles, Elfriede Dittrich, Tonie Maglioccoq fseatedj Ersilia Gunn, Ingrid Steinwasser, Diane Englehard and Marguerite Waller listen attentively. Officers-Arline Espinosa, Mug Pat Kinerk, Alpha: and joy Daun Theta-derive their titles from the club's name, F Literary Club Reviews Current Best Sellers Members of the Literary Study Club learn to ap- praise literature through monthly discussions of cur- rent books. With the help of Sister M. Evangeline, I.H.M., the girls develop a critical approach to both reading and writing and a high set of Catholic stand- ards for judging, Planning and preparing the library bulletin board also keep the members busy, -QW! XM Officers of the Literary Study Club, President JoAnn Bindrup, Vice-president Linda Cano, Treasurer Linda Plotner, Secretary Ann De Vargas select the book for discussion at their next meet- ing. Literary Study Club members who discuss their selection for the book of the month are Cseatedj Rose Marie Menchaca, Cecelia Hashii, Antoinette Benitz, Diane Ciccoianni, Pat Petrone, Eloise Quinones: Cstandingj Kathleen O'Marr, Eva Velasquez and Alma Holguin. Civics Club officers, President Eloise Quinones, Vice-president Norma Fernandez, Secretary Inez Maes, Treasurer Alice Juarez plan their club's tour of the police building. Discussions Highlight Civics Club Meetings Panel discussions on such topics as foreign aid, the honor system, as well as outings, highlight the Civics Club's agenda. These activities, under the direction of Sister Mary Canisius, P.B.V.M., promote an interest in current events, government affairs and citizenship. Amelia Rosas gives tips on conducting a lively debate to Civics Club members, Joanne Ashimoto, Shirley Skiles, Alma Holguin, and Carmen Rodriguez. Bertha Canales, panel discussion leader, and Civics Club mem- bers Cseatedj Lupe Sandoval, Annamarie Neuberger, Angela Spitz: fstandingl Annette Uribe, Lela Chacon, Joanne Reyes, and Annemarie Ehling review an edition of the Congressional Record for discussion topics. ana, . .. Red Cross members making tray fawors for various hospitals are Anna De Acetis, Mary Higgins, Virginia Krause, Elli Van Zeyl, Pat Tomkins and Donna van der Linden. Joanne Ashimoto and Frances Higashi meanwhile knit squares to be used in making afghans for Veterans Hospital. 'Y X Red Cross Renders Service to Community The junior Red Cross' aim of service to com- munity, country, and world is exemplified in many activities. Such projects offer means of developing citizenship, skills, knowledge, and talent. Members learn more about the organization through their director Sister Mary Richard, P.B.V.M., and through talks by Miss M. Sibert, Red Cross field director. Members render service to others by helping at the Red Cross Center in their spare time. Rose Marie Guerena explains the method used in counting cards for the Fund Campaign to the following girls: Cfirst rowj S, La Blanc, R. Robinson, S. Keyes, ,, President Peggy Higgins, Secretary Shirley Skiles, Publicity Chairman Yvette Perrault, and Activity Chairman Laura Mellone place books and other supplies in a Hogan kit for an Indian child. Shutt e rbugs Snap Phot o s The Camera Club encourages photography as a hobby and as a career. Members, composed of sophomores and freshmen, learn from Sister M. Charlotte, C.S.C., mod- erator, the fundamentals of this art while striving to win the monthly picture contest. Camera Club members Marie Cooper, Kathryn Miletich, Pauline Horn, and Pat Misquez listen attentively as Irene Jaques explains how to make personalized Christmas cards. P. Simmons, A. Angulo, P. Gonzales: Csecond rowj A, Husli, P. Moore, B. Higashi, C. Llorens, N. Bryant, I. Torres, fthird rowj M, Dang, E. Teichmann, E. O'Ward, B, Martin, M. Don- ohue, C. Schlueter, F. Butler, P. Blackmon, and B. Roberts. Rose Marie Whaley' demonstrates to Camera Club members Ponchitta Pierce, Mary Poche, Karen Domrose, and Mary jau- regui the procedure for enlarging photographs. Camera Club President Delia Mendias, Vice-president Rosella Martinez, and Secretary jo Anne Bernal examine several photo- graph albums containing pictures taken, enlarged and printed by club members. Hail , V, :V M V -K KKA VVVA ,., fi The core of Conaty's spiritual activity is Our Lady's Sodality. With the sanctity of each student as its aim this organization fosters ardent devotion to and Hlial love for Our Blessed Mother. The crowning of Our Lady Queen of thc Sodality by Prefect Rosemarie Horcnburg, climaxes the Socialists' school year. st High 1:28, 155 Council Schedules Varied Sodelity Events 3? '15 Dr: WZ in :':. .'J'n CH' 1... .ic CP! '10 ,S 'U 2: -.,, 1 fs- 9 4:-I :.. Ee .-. 'ia ., 9-me 53m ec c. F5 Z-2 2, 2.2. Q5- ,-If: ..: .. 13 AQ will! I ' fa me mn ni. H: 97: .-. Q: :DVI 'Q Br ,H :E, r-0 EEF f-E-571 -: - V2 Ov G+-1 1 fb TJ CI! : 1 FJ V1 ... X-I : 2 :. r -4 O A o :z :: e -7 SP 5 L 'U C '3- F -3 Qii.n nun exam. ill! if 5 pl!!! 'YW The Sodality Council members who meet every Monday plan Joyce Parkinson, Linda Cano, Marie Harmelg fsecond rowj the agenda for Fridays general session or committee meetings. Linda Lee, Arlene Espinosa, Joanne Delzer, jo Marie Taylorg The Council, headed by Adviser Sister Barbara Mary and Pre- Cthird rowj Leilani Shield, Shirley Skiles, Adele Shediak, fect Rose Marie Horenburg, consists of Cfirst rowj joy Daun, Dorothy Connolly, 5 4 Eucharistic Committee Furthers Mass Devotior Je , , Arlene iiSPiI1Olfl liutharistit' Committee Co-chairman iv, C 5 Joanne llelzer liuclmaristit' Committee Co-chairman morning IH the 3UClll0l'lUm. The main duty of the Eucharistic Committee is to further devotion to the Blessed Sacrament through appreciation of the Mass. Special works of zeal are performed by the members, such as studying about Conaty's students take advantage of the graces they can gain by attending Mass every XVednesday the priest's vestments, the sacred vessels, and the various parts of the Massg making altar linensg repair- ing Mass booksg and especially promoting general attendance at Wfednesday morning Mass. -1- v .t Cherie Courtois demonstrates the method of preparing the vestments for Mass to Eucharistic Committee members: fstandingj Marjorie Dang, Sally Torres, Donna Lavery, jo-Ann Reyes, Barbara XVISC, Priscilla Coonis, Yolanda Talamantez: fseatedj jo lilda DeLeon, Amelia Rosas, Arlene Ciponi, Ruth Elizondo. 46 Mission Committee Collects Stamps, Money .ws in i f-A 'P ri , ' I Q.- I ' Q? 'ff I it - J XX ll ' C joy Daun Mission Committee Co-Chairman QI' ' Before entering the auditorium to discuss the importance of contributing to the Foreign Shirley gkiies Missions, Father Peter L'Heureux eagerly answers the questions of Mission committee Mission Committee Ci,.Chfiirmim members: Lupe Sandoval, Annemarie De Acetis, Norma Fernandez, Ingrid Steinwasser, Rose Marie XVhaley, and Loretta janys. Each year the Mission committee sends clothes to Tijuana, money to Africa, and Thanksgiving baskets to the Little Sisters of the Poor. Officers and members look forward to the response from students and interested parents. Wes, 4,11 W,-Y Stamps for the foreign mission are carefully cut and sorted by active Mission committee mem- bers: Cstandingj Pat Dolci, Frances Higashi, Marie Iosue, Rosella Gaudin, Margaret Daly, Ingrid Kloppg Cseatedj Mary Mahler, Sidna Gonzalez, jo Anne Sutera, Annemarie Ehling, Annette Uribe. 47 De votion to Mary, Aim of Our Lady' S Committee Cans, cans, cans, stacked beneath the faces of Maria Irrizary, Linda Cano, and Rose Marie Horenburg, evidence the generosity of spirited students. The foremost aim of Our Lady's Committee is to foster devotion to Mary. To fulfill the committees purpose, members are encouraged to wear the scapular, recite the rosary daily and attend devotions in her honor. The group is under the guidance of Sister Cornelia joseph, C.S.J. XHX Pinning up posters for the canned food drive are Sharon Paterson, Peggy Shaible, Kathryn Miletich. As a result of the campaign thousands of cans were sent to the needy. X , Co-Chairmen Linda Cano and Adele Shediak plan and supervise committee meetings throughout the year, Flora Cano, member of Our Lady's Committee, comments on the movie Our Lady of Fatima which she is about to preview for the following members: Cstandingj Christina Hostettler, Theresa Hernandez, Gloria jean Rios, Cecilia Coria, Peggy Wisner, Eileen Fortin, Loubecca Curry: Cseatedj Mary Martin, jean Di Cerbo, Carolyn Callahan, Mary Fitz gerald. Catholic Truth Committee Explains Faith The Martian King's prohlem is solved as he receives the true explanation of the Tidings from a well informed Conaty girl, Iiarth people and Martians are Cstrmdingj julie Connell, Rita Burnham, Pat Kinerk, Rosella Cortez, Lupe Hernandez, Sylvia Salcido, Sandy Draperg Cseatedj Ann Kirchen, ih11lI'4L11ll'Cl Hammer, Pat Carr, Marie Lorange, Ramona Shefiie, lfrsilia Ciunn, Mary Louise Fierro, Rose Marie Ciuerena. The spread of Catholic Action in all phases of literature and entertainment is the purpose of the Catholic Truth Committee, under the super- vision of Sister Colette, C.S.j. In addition to discussing books, magazines and movies, these Sodalists also post the Legion of Decency ratings. Co-chairmen Leilani Shield, Joyce Parkinson, lead the members of the Catholic Truth Committee as they seek Christ's point of view in their daily lives. i Discussing the merits of modern literature are Catholic Truth Millicent Hutson, Rose Marie Reggie, Beverly Orcutt and Committee members Mary Ann Lightner, Theresa Nevarez, Joanne Ashimoto. 49 Cetteehists, Aspirante Receive Instruction fd f sg, -. By listening attentively to Sister Mary Martha, H.H.S., the ley, Sylvia Alvarado, Pat Milke, Mary Crosetti, jolene following members of the Confraternity of Christian Doc- Guzzog fthircl rowj Mychelle Hunter, joan Brill, Margaret trine learn how to spread the wortl of God: Kathleen Smith, Mortz, Ponchitta Pierce: Cstandingb Clementina Martinez. josephine XValker, Nancy Baezg Csecontl rowj Sheila O'Mal- ln the Freshman instruction class, Mary Louise Plock pre- mel. Delia Durant, Ifmfl ESU'flllHZ Cbfltli FOWD Jane Leaver, pares the following freshmen to be future Sotlalists: Qfront Milfililfel Kinefk and M21f.2lUf3I'iIC Burke. Following their FONND Mary Higgins, Virginia Krause, Dina Quinones, Mary probation, these girls may become either a member of one Alice Sanchez: fmitldle rowj Thelma Waltlrtmn, Betty Har- committee or an associate member of the Soclality. 50 Sodality Installs Council for 1957-1958 af it Q Our Lady's army of youth, C0naty's Sodality Council, solemnly These expressions of the Sodality Council are evi- march to their installation. The incoming officers were privileged to dences of their determination to reach the goals have their mothers attend the ceremony. which lie ahead. Kneeling at the foot of the altar, the Sodality Council accept their obligation of bringing the students of Conaty to jesus their ofhces, and consecrate themselves to the Most Blessed through Mary. Mother. This ceremony serves only as a further reminder of Sodality-Sponsored Activities Merge In honor of the Feast of the Annunciation, students assisted Chairman Bert Ripple reviews notes from Sodality Forum dis- at High Mass, celebrated by Reverend John j. Reilly. The cussion group on Teen.Age Problems with Secretary Rose Missa Marialis was sung by the Glee Club accompanied by Marie Horenburg and Discussion Leaders Leilani Shield, Dan Reverend joseph Sartoris at the organ. Horgan and Kathleen O'Marr. 5 .tj . ., kt: i 2 , 9 R TD After circling the globe in search of talent, reporter Marie At the Annual Sodality picnic held at Mount St. Mary's, Harmel presents her Hawaiian discovery, Marjorie Dang, to Sodalists who have been active in committee work enjoy narrator Rose Marie Horenburg. Christmas gifts for poor swimming, tennis and hiking. children were donated as entrance tickets to this annual Talent Show. fugitive as a, shadow, 5 In carrying out its threefold purpose- fostering the highest ideals of fellowship, sportsmanship, and good conductg furthering instruction in athletics, and promoting athletic, and social activities- the GAA sponsors a varied slate of activities throughout the year. 'Nw Varsity cheerleaders Jolene Guzzo, Mary Ann Kenny and Flora Cano leap high into the air, setting the pace for a victorious year. In addition to leading cheers at games, they also conduct rallies and head the Pep Club and Special Section. changing all the while. IV Kings 20:9 A ' 1 - 1 . .N Q I, ' if 1 fn U V 0 A ' Q Nw ' , . ,: .QL faq' ' 1 , -ff if k A V , x. 1' 'hr ln .. L K' W ' ' 'WA M faf '. i Q A nik 1, fi. T ,N T ' ., an ovgx p 'V I ' 'Elise ,W 1 W, , p., vmwyeww -Q i-:W W V Qu X r 1 -.. S ws var: Wi .X A Vw, Q, Q mg 'bf .A , Q 63,5 5 ' H , Quan,-f-' f -if my F . ., . H' H' .3 TJ . ,X ul, , N p N X . 'Vx 'f' dv - 1 W, n Board Plots Program For Active Sports Year Efficiency, enthusiasm and spirit characterize the GAA Board throughout the year. Assisting the athletic directors in planning and carrying out all activities, the Board instills a sportsmanlike attitude in all GAA members. Corresponding Secretary joan Taske- vick posts an invitation to the Tourna- ment. Guarding the Athletic Assot'iation's funds is the job of Treasurer Carmen Magliocco. GAA Historian Terry Mooretield pauses to catch a shot of the varsity in action. Sports Manager Carol Pesrhke care- fully checks last minute details for the volleyball double finals. GAA Recording Secretary Mary Louise Torriente checks points for eager Beavers. : ,, 'I -ff-sg dd ' ., ...of gn 1 QW m:,. fli T' , Y web., -fr-N wwmlvw-it J! l F14 ffqu-...pa lliscussing plans for Saint Antl1ony's Tournament are Lettergirl olliters ltya Velasqucl, Lincla Lee, Carmen Rivera antl Pat Kirchen. Displaying the coveted GAA Achievement Ring are Highlanders Dee Dee Kinney, Dee Dec Engelhard , joan Taskexitk, Carmen lNl.tigliouo anal Tonic Magliocco. Lettergirle Slate Seasonal Spreads The Lettergirls, the GAA honor society, enjoy the privilege of Wearing their white sweater each Thursday. Among the activities sponsored by this organization are an annual cake sale and the GAA Halloween Party. Members of the Letiergirl Association are Cfirst rowj lilcna Cialintlo, Tonic Magliocco, Bev Orcutt, joanne Ashitnoto, Ann llc Vargas, -Io Marie Taylor, Mary Alice Martin, Rose Marit- llorenhurg, Linda Lee, Patti Hagan, lrene Torres, Pat Kirthen, Carmen Rivera, Lintla Cano, Flora Cano, XY'ilma Castro, Adele Shecliak, Jolene Guvvo, Mary Ann Kenny: Csecontl roxxj jill gf V a ,a., ,- 'nf-Q' , - , , - .X A ' , W Y. jf. ., ww , .V- -., im --.fer Jw Wilscmn, Ann Kirchen, Judy XVhite, Patti Moore, Carole Grayson, Yolanda Bortlenave, Theresa Moorefield, Pat Marrs, Joy Daun, Dee Dee Kinney, Sue Miller, Joyce Parkinson, Marilyn Allen, Kathy Duefrene, Dolores Sparagann, Sandy Draper, Samtly Curtis, Dee Dee Ifngleharcl, Eloise Quinones, Mary Lou Torriente, Alice Juarez: Cthirtl rowj Sue Kinney, Robin Robinson, Claudette Lem- Spelling Conaty, the Card section performed during the Saint Antl'1ony's Tournament. beye, Carmen Magliocco, Maureen O'Malley, Maria Irizarry, Jo Ann Bindrup, Fran Butler, Glazina Goode, Emmy Cook, Julie Connell, Pat Wfedemeyer, Jackie McVea, Linda Plotner, Eva Velasquez, Joan Taskevick, Leilani Sheild, Marguerite W'aller, Pat Kinerk, Carole Peschke, Marilyn Sibbing, Judy Smith, Rita Burnham, Gerry Smith and Corrine Morehouse CPat Petrone, not picturedj. ff i , . ' K ' W ' vent, U . ' . . ' FT , , I , .-.Z W-,:Q,.-,. 6 ,rw f ! I Volleyball 11 Yi fy Season Sets A Lively Pace Opening the year, the GAA Board hosted the frosh at the annual Wfelcome Spread, ex- plaining the purpose and ideas of the orglanization.. Althou victorious over S Marymount Q9-5, 6-8, 9-7j, Notre Dame 10-8, 2-10, 11-Gj, Our Lady of Loretto Q6-8, 11- 15, 11-4j, Queen of Angels Q9-7, 10-81 and Santa Clara fd Q15 - 1, 15 - 21, the Beavers dropped games to traditional foes San Gabriel Q3-12, 5-l2j, Immaculate Heart C9-13, 10-8, 7-9, and St. lWary's Academy Q12-9, 6-11, 10-8j. With these matches, the season's tally showed five wins and three losses. Class games headlined the GAA schedule during the Hrs! season. Displaying skill and 2 strong competitive spirit, the Skippers romped away witl' the intramural title for volley ball. The Conadette team fin ished second while the Royal ettes and Highlanders tied foi the bottom rung. Bringing the initial season tt gj Ann Kirchen, Dee Dee The yolleyhall varsity showing Conaty's fighting spirit are Ckneelin Kinney: Csecond rowj Pat Millie, Claudette Lembeye, Theresa Mooreheld, Diane Engelhard: Cstandingj julie Connell, Pat W'edemeyer, joan Taskevick, Carole Ready for action are Little Beaver volleyball team members Ckncelingj Sue Miller, limmy Cook: Cstandingj Adele Shediak, joan Rebard, Adrienne Lembeye, Agnes Duerr, Pauline Horn, Brenda Funches, Marguerite Wfaller, and Wilnizl Castro. nw nv' ' lhti an , -4 f 1, 1 ll' 0 l 4 l a close, the Awards Assembly was held in the Auditorium or Peschke and joy Daun. December 12. Dressing for a game are Freshman volleyball varsity players Cfron rowj judy Dann, joanne Sihbing, Dina Quinones, Diana Thornton Inez Laffoon: Cback rowj Audrey jackson, Ann Arensdorf, jan Leaver, Sue Charnock and jill Clayton. ' 1 as P 6: lr- I .21- im ' n , r-vw , ,:,,s Q I or L' A . L4 ' :gl , N 'A W w, ' I ' n G Poised to receive a kill during the Immaculate Heart game is captain Dee Dee Kinney. N..--..... 1 5' ttempting to block Pantla Joyce joan Taskevick sets up the ball to Dee Dee Englehard and Agnes Duerr follow volley eRoy's kill is Beaver julie Con- Pat Milke in the Saint Mary's game. in opposite court. zll. Carol Peschke drops a kill into Saint Mary's forecourt. Battling for the ball are Conaty's julie Connell and Immaculate Heart's Joyce LeRoy. 61 Tourney Tops Hoop Season During the second season, the varsity triumphed over St. Agnes C64-l2,j Santa Clara Q52-ZOJ, SaintMichael's Q41-281, Immaculate Heart Q42-27j, Queen of Angels Q34-281, and Notre Dame M7-8j. In preparation for the St. Anthony's Tournament, the Special Section of the Pep Club was announced. This year the Special Section sport- ed a drill outfit consisting of pert purple - and - white checked gingham skirts and standard uniform blouses. In lieu of pom-poms, the march- ers donned perky white gloves. Purple socks with white ten- nis shoes completed their gay outfits. A new innovation, a card section, occupied the center of the cheering section. In order to further enthusi- asm for the tourney, the Let- tergirl Association sponsored a song contest also. 1 Primed for the Tournament are varsity members Rose Marie Horenburg, Willma Castro, Rose- Marie Reggie, joy Daun, Eva Velasquez, Mary Lou Torriente, Dee Dee Kinney, Mary Anr Fashing, Pat XVedemeyer, Joni Fashing, Agnes Duerr and Marguerite Waller. Led by co-captains jill XVilson and Adele Shediak Little Beavers Emily Cook, Taking a breather between games are Bitty Beavers Arlene Ciponi, Ethel Lee Wfoocls, joan Rebard, Norma Linton, jean Daun, Pat jackson, Edna Sanchez, jackie McVea, Robin Robinson and Ann Mon- tana line up for a drill. fkneelingj Virginia Krause, Jeanne Thomas, Rosalie Galvan: fseatedj Margaret Kinerk, Barbara Dahl, Inez Laffoon, Audrey jacksong Cstandingj Sue Hennessy, Jane Leaver, Olivia Acuna and Sue Charnock. S iv -L- J,,.,- NL Sinking a hook shot is Eva Valesquez. Soph forward Agnes Duerr fires a jump shot, t 3 Faculty and students cheer excitedly as the Beavers chalk-up mother point during a tournament game. :heerleaders Jolene Guzzo, Mary Ann Kenney, Flora Cano, jo Vlarie Taylor, Linda Cano, and Toni Magliocco admire Spirit Trophy won at the St. Anthony's Tournament. . - .. -Q tp, ,fat tgtzazy 5 ,, 4 ., a, 7 952.11 2' Captain Mary Louise Torriente dribbles the ball down the court. After recovering the ball, joy Daun passes it to her forwards. spirit wins Conaty pep and go shone at the Fourteenth Annual Saint An- thonyis Tournament as the Beav- ers copped the coveted spirit award. In addition, Dee Dee Kin- ney brought further honor to the school by being named to the sec- ond all-tournament team once again this year. The Beavers were off to a fine start as they dumped Queen of Angels 134-26J. In the second game they squeezed by Sacred Heart of Mary f20-18j. The third encounter brought defeat as Im- maculate Heart dropped them f3'5-29j, In a close fought game, the Saint Maryis Bells edged away from the Beavers in the final quarter defeating them Q64-492. c ' 1 I :kk 47 , A x t i Y Y A . .wi-'L f A51 .. ., .V ,. W xy G04 Q. ta---. Liu 'Q' 'Nd .L ii ' , I K' , ,' t1'qif3 ' a, t, A Vaarfrem-3, W - Ready for any forward is agile guard Wilma Castro. Dee Dee Kinney aims for accuracy while throwing free shots. 9 I 'ia .E ,A V t l 63 .. W Q-4 Z'-'V , I 'QR ,L 5 W, , Y gf W . iii- f , if v' V The Special Secmm exemteswan mmcare maneuver zo the :une of 'filonazy Ijgavers, Have N0mFeahr. M A 3- 7 A iii? 0 -A J of 4 Y ' y ag? Aux-..,'.k A M ' '12 X 4 1 1 X S W6 Y gr f L.L. iw, i, .,,.,. NTill the day break, and the shadows retire...N Canticle 2:17 Looking through the kaleidoscope of her four years, every Conaty girl recalls the pattern of lights and shadows which will ever remain silhouetted in her memory. Illuminating rays of spiritual vision cast by retreats, Mass, sacraments, Marian devotions shaped her halo of holiness. Penetrating the darkness of ignorance, streams of light etched the sharp outline of wisdom as she pursued scholastic achievement in quest of truth. Glimmering beams Hickered gaily to reflect her excitement during Spirit Week, class games, Field Day, various campaigns and drives. Momentary shades of disappointments and discouragement could not dim the spirited brightness of united activity. Leaving these lights, now the cherished shadows of the past the Conaty girl looks to the challenging rays of the future. EI B EE! 10 Assembly ffirst of 1957-58j 25-26 Mass of the Holy Spirit 26 GAA Welcome Spread Varsity Cheerleaders announced Volleyball Varsity announced 27 Sodality Installation EIB 4 Freshman Welcome 8 Magazine Drive 22 National Merit Scholarship Exams 25 Broomstick Ball 31 GAA Halloween Party 3 Conaty on T V QKTLAQ 12 Pulliam Patron Drive Rally 17 Open House and Cecilian Program 27 Can Food Drive 29 Sodality Ball 4 CHESTIMES Banquet 6 Sodality Talent Show 10 College Day at I.H.C. 12 GAA Awards Assembly Basketball Varsity announced 18 Senior Christmas Play 2 Confetti Cascade 10 College Day at Mount St. Mary's 18 Drama Festival at I.H.C. 22-51 School Science Fair 24 Tiding'5 Rally Retreat 4-6 Latin Play at Mount St. Mary's 8 Our Lady of Lourdes Mass and Benediction 11 Junior Entertainment 14 GAA Valentine Party 18 Campus Clean-up 24-28 Mount and I.H.C. Scholarship Notifications BE E! Language Festival at Mount St. Mary's 8 St. Anthony's Tournament 9-23 Pulliam goes to Press 14 Sodality Forum 16 Spirit Week 18-22 Vocation Week 24-28 Annunciation High Mass and Benediction 25 Close of Mission Drive 2 Bank of America Orals 17 Creative Writing Day at I.H.C. Senior Play 19-20 Alumnae Homecoming 27 Field Day 28 Sodality Reception Mothers' Tea Student Body Officer Elections Freshman Entertainment 21 GAA Officer Elections 22 Sodality May Procession 23 junior-Senior Prom 14 Senior Recollection Day 1 9 12 20 Awards Assembly 4 Graduation Mass 5 Senior Farewell Graduation Wilshire Ebell 8 Activities Spark BCHS Student Life Nourished and strengthened by the Source of all Christian life in the Mass, a Conaty girl strives to develop her intellectual and social potentialities through participation in the many activities planned for this end. Prayer, work, play take their proper order in her dailyischedule as the Christian woman is formed th h ' Christlike life. roug a balanced, joyful and Seniors Welcome Skippere N o v e 1 costumes with a Siamese slant invaded the campus on Freshman Wel- come Day. Display- ing their talents, the fr o s h entertained their big sisters with a musical program based on The King and I. Freshmen of 952 greet big sisters with Getting to Know You. Hail, O mighty seniors Magazine Drive amanda- Ha1led.Suooess e X Through their spirited hard work during the Magazine Drive, i top sales girls Kathleen Smith, Wilma Castro, Margo Tarin and Yolanda Talamantez brought the junior class to the top. U V - i Gloria Hakim, Pat Milke, Joan Brill, Roberta Wat- Pat Misquez relates, When Papa and By the sea, by the sea, by the beam son and Elba Bermudez depict musical entertainers I were young, to Rose Molinar. ful sea, sing the bathin Y bea I' of old. 5, unc Ingrid Zwierlein, Carolina Garci Students Assist At Annual Mass Assisting at the Mass of the Holy Ghost, which offici- ally opened the school year, students dedicated their ef- forts to the Divine ii 1 .tl ' Pig' ' I Spirit of Truth. 1-I ll i ! Reverend john J. Reilly offers the Mass of the Holy Spirit. W.. ...,-fff--w-,.---- - Q Q B ,, O 4 , - Queen Yes I am, Sandy Draper, and her Siamese Energetic freshmen execute a Sia- The Welcome brings the frosh close to court, portrayed by Highlander and student body mese Bunny Hop. Mother Earth. officers act as judges for frosh skits. fda Huey, Irene Montana, Loya, Sandra Sheelcy, Mary ios, and Carol Sclueter. Q 1 1 vit t 'Z 'QQ avg Qjga ll ' .tus Velma Sophomores recall Papa's Grana- wedding. Mychelle Hunter depicts Papag Mary Louise Revillard, Mama. Kathryn Miletich and Carmen Vasquez, two shy sweethearts, attract the attention of peanut vender, julie O'Connor. Sophs Recall Papa Bringing with it all the charm of Grandma's day, the sophomore c l a s s presented its enter- tainment, I Re- member Papaf' It recalled the quaint niceties which have long since been for- gotten by our fast- moving world. 69 - XVe're so happy, but we'd like to Couples await the results of the dance contest. XVe haven't seen a goblin all night. sit the next one out, say second and third place winners of the dance L'UI1lCSI. Members of the Glee Club, directed by Sister Miriam Rose C.S.C., and the choral speech group under the direction of Sister Agnes Marie l.H.M., presented selections from the Requiem Mass. Parent The a n n u a l O p e n H 0 u s e gave parents and friends an oppor- tunity to learn about C 0 n a t y through meeting faculty and stu- dents. Following Father John Reilly's welcome, the Glee Club a n d Orchestra presented the tra- ditional Cecilian program. 70 Accompanying the choral and speech groups, Father Sartoris starts off the program with the playing of the organ. S , Teachers Meet Father Reilly, witl' Rose Marie Horent burg, Sandra Draper Claudette Lemheye and Pat Petrone, dis Discussing school activities, Sister Mary Carol At the annual Open House the Orchestra, led by Major Hirn S.M. converses with Mary Fitzgerald and her ing, entertained the parents and friends of the students. family. cusses the Catholic concept of death on the television pro- gram, In God We Trust. 11 El Couples hop to the music of La Verne Do you see what I Boyer. see ?, say Millicent Hudson and her escort. KTLA Ho st S Tea. BCHS Honors As a back- ground for Fa- ther Reilly's ser- m o n , t h e C e - cilians chanted parts of the Re- quiem Mass, al- ternating w i t h choral speech meditations on the Memento for the Dead. Grads D i s c u s s i n g Conaty then and n o w a r e t h e a l u m n a e and their daughters at the annual tea given in their honor. First Annual Dance, Broomstiok Ball Nary a witch nor a goblin stirred at the ghostly Broom- stick Ball. Those at- tending agree that the dance's success was due to the heav- enly music of La Verne Boyer and the friendly atmosphere of the Riviera Coun- try Club. The students proudly pay tribute to their graduate mothers at the annual tea, held for them, as alumnae of Bishop Conaty High School. l Sister Ellenette B.V.M, receives compliments on The Glee Club, conducted by Sister Miriam Rose C.S.C., find artistic ex- student art work from admiring spectators. pression in choral work. 71 Highlanders Discover Meaning of Christmas Is Christmas only a tree? asked the High- lander class as the cur- tain opened for their en- tertainment. It was Jo A Marie Taylor's job to find the answer. N Seniors discover the A rather clever fellow, Judy White, with co-entertainers Antoinette the true meaning Benitez, Josephine Muzquiz, Beverly Orcutt and Ramona Maestas, of Christmas. tries to convince Jo Marie that Christmas is made up of music and dancing. Glee Club Enhances Conaty Christmas Jingle bells, jingle bells . . . The melodic voices of the Cecilians resounded through the auditorium as they went a'caroling. Carolers' costumes provide Christmas atmosphere. Goodby, 1957! H6110 1958! Judy presides as mistress of ceremonies at the Confetti Cascade. 72 The citizens of Busyville, Josette King, Ersilia Gunn, Leilani Shield, Rose Marie Horenburg and Corrine Morehouse, assure jo Marie that trees and tinsel are the essence of Christmas joy. of Christmas. Sections Present Fun,Food, Frolic Merry sounded the halls as students the tradi- voices re- throughout enjoyed tional Christmas sec- tion parties, includ- ing lunch, games and presents. i NR I A NA TNQ! ,ff jo Marie chances upon a shepherd, Pat Sullivan, and peasant children: Amelia Rosas, Eva Jordan, Patti Gag- gan, Rosalia Salwarowska, Mary Ann Lightner and Terry Nevarez. From them she learns the true meaning 1254 enjoy their Christmas pinata. One, good swing will do it! These hats are a scream! Double, double, cokes and bubble! fDick and Bob points out Jolene Guzzo to Poulin, Linda and Flora Canoj her escort. A gala New Year's ball at the Los An- geles Breakfast Club marked the opening of Conaty's social year of 1958. Bob Rogers provided fes- tive melodies for the Confetti Cascade. I ' 1 X. an if 1 ? y ' N Q Most Reverend Timothy Manning brings a perfect Close to retreat Most Reverend Timothy Manning is escorted from the auditoriun' with Benedittion of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Assisting him hy Reverend john Reilly and joseph Sartoris after offering Bene- are Reverend Peter Healy, Lawrence Donnelly, joseph Sartoris and diction. john Reilly. Juniors Present Trip Through Oz The Wizztrd of Oz, pre- sented by the junior class under the direction of the Sisters of St. joseph, retold the age-old tale of an imtnaginative little girl who experiences an adven- ture in Clreamland. .h I , . 4 it ,Y 1 ,.. - ng' f V 1 1 Q, , W kts. yy R . 5 , K. n if ,Wav i .I l- M, f Donna Lavery, Mary jo Brophy, Robin Proving that a lot of artivity goes on hehind Robinson, Nancy Perez and Priscilla curtain as they duh in the voices of the tnain that Coonis rejoice over the death of the ters are juniors lf, Doyle, B, Alghren, K, Freem wifkgd vvitgh, played by lN1e1't'QglQ5 Chin- lWOI1I'0C, P. Kinerk, Cillviltlw, lhl, XVenzel, zalez. Perrault, Y. Talamantev, K, Blackford, C, Luk and V, Belmonte. Geraldine Smith and Eloise Quinones look over the many books that have Certificate winners for outstanding acliievement in thei helped them to achieve their Bank of America award trophies+Cierri's in own particular fields are Connie Tavera, music juliann: Mathematics and Science and l2loise's in Liberal Arts. Balltng, artg Dalia Andrasunas, English: ,loy Daun, math 74 ematicsg Martha Sanchez, language, Reverend john XX'ard and Reverend Peter Healy discuss the virtues of a good retreat with Sodality officers jo Marie Taylor, Dorothy Connolly, and Rose- marie Horenburg. It's an especially happy day when visitors come to Munchkin Land. The Mayor of Munchkin Land is played by Sally Torres, Retreat Offers Spiritual Light Putting aside books, club meet- ings, and other activities, Conaty girls prepared themselves for their annual three-day retreat. Retreat masters, Reverend john Ward and Reverend Peter Healy helped the students to know what God expects of them as Christian women. f while the Munchkins are Sylvia Savala, Judy Smith and Wilnia Castro.. Scholars Merit Council Urges Bank.AWards Clean The Bank of America Awards were presented to students showing out- standing scholarship in a particular field. Those re- ceiving certificates and gold trophies are also eligible to compete for cash awards ranging from 5525 t0 59l,0OO. Campus The twenty-four carat clean up campaign, spon- sored by the Student Council, was worth its weight in gold this year as the upper and lower divisions competed for the golden prize, a half- holiday. .efaxtigy is E V1 Q s . , ii X ry A garden of flowers blooms Patti Ellis, Margaret Buxkemper and into a chorus of melody, Joanne Delzer portray the thrce little Munchkin lads who come ot to 'ty .. ,.. Hello. Goldbrickers Sue Miller, Erna Weiss, Diane Fngle hard, Adrienne Lemheye and Linda Adraln set to work on cleaning up the campus. Judy White introduces the girls chosen for showing the most spirit: Miss Snowy-ball, Betty Harmel, Miss Rainy Drop, Sandy Sheeley, Miss Autumn Leaves, Mary Ann Fashing Cabsentj, and Miss Sunnyshine, Clementina Martinez. Seaeonal,Hats Typify Spirit Hats suggesting the different seasons of the year were appro- priately worn by each class dur- ing Spirit Week, March 18-21. Girls who showed outstanding spirit were chosen by their classmates. The three-legged race seems to be on its last leg accord- The New Yorker is always a dress-up occasion as Carmen ing to Ann Montana, joan Rehard, Alice juarez, and Magllocco, Rita Burnham, and Rene Lloreda demonstrate. Dolores Spa ragana. ,f In May upper and lower divisions devote part of their lunch hour to the recitation of a decade of the Rosary. 76 Noon Rosary, May Devotion Among other Mari- an devotions, Conaty's students honor the Blessed Mother by re- citing a decade of her Rosary each day at the grotto during the month of May. 4 Practicing for the Senior Play is the cast: Judy White, Terry O'Brien, Sandy Draper, Art Kocienski, Tonie Magli- occo, Tony Reyes, joan Taskevick, Ra- mona Maestas, Udo Strutinsky and Beverly Orcutt, Vocation Week Features Guests The three major states in life were brought into clear focus Vocation Week, March 24-28, by guest speakers. These guests from different walks of life helped the students to realize the importance of prayer and guidance in choosing their vo- cations. The obstacle race doesn't hold any- obstacles for these nimble-footed run- ners Irene Torres, julie Connell and Robin Robinson. Keeping time in the background are Victoria Belmonte and Lucy Caput. As jo-Bea Musquiz points out marriage symbols on the bulletin board, Mrs. Mary Lannigan Healy, Tidings columnist, informs the girls of the holiness required for marriage and Christian motherhood. Gathered around her are Patti Ellis, Martha Sanchez, and Sheila O'Malley. Floats, Races Highlight Day Cheers and shouts of excite- ment welcomed Conaty's Field Day, April 28, as students par- ticipated in a variety of ath- letic events. Classes competed for honors by presenting gaily- deocrated floats and short, lively skits. l Old Lace, Senior Play The stage jroduction of Arsenic an Old Lace was presented by the Sen- ior Class on April 19-20 at two afternoon mati- nees. The play cast ten members including stu- dents from Loyola High School. Kenney Bound For Girls' State Every year a Conaty junior has the privilege of being a delegate to Girls, State in Sacramen- to. There she learns about the state govern- ment through a week of active participation. Conaty's '58 Girls' State delegate is Junior Class Representative Mary Ann Kenney. 77 E ,I ,fx 55' v si by 'W Q X. ' , Pk: ' ' ff, v . - N igka .t ,wx .A , J, ' hw' , J + ,Q-A V' -v w I Q. ad 'X -. 'f f' Q 5 , I 'T X wr R' 1, 3, if SEI ff 3' fl 1-,N L ML' 5 X. .. V .. K. ,,il S 'W 45 ? ' 'lf' I , iw ,, , , Vs 1-'fn- -,,f, iH Y 'f . H ' yt- ' Y' ,ff , . . , 35 P' , ki ' , 1 ,555 N-..::' 1 S . Wg K ,. , W, 5 1 1 f in was .. .and fleeth as a, shadow, and 19 79 never continueth in the same state. Job 1422 The echoes of memories, Oh,hear they are calling . . . The Skipper, Royalette, Conadette and Highlander. u And so Alma Mater We uphold your standards . . . ' Your spirit, Loyalty, Friendship And ideals. 1 'The fight for our honor Oh ever we seek . . . Holiness, Knowledge, Courage And zeal. 1 'And so we do praise thee And strive ever on . . . Our green and white Red and white Orange-white And blue. - Senior Linda Plotner overshadows Sophomore Mary Louise Revillard, E Freshman Jeanne Thomas and junior Ingrid Steinwasser. X 80 A young girl becomes the frosh of today, senior of tomorrow, when she takes her place in high school society at the ladder's bottom. New experiences, such as gym classes, foreign languages, and vocal music present themselves to the freshman student. The Skip- per Class of '61, in their Columbia blue sweaters, sailed through their first year with green and white pompoms flying. Throughout Conaty's drives and ral- lies the spirited Skippers consistently portrayed the Beaver virtue of perserverance. Steering the freshmen through their first high school year, Skipper navi- gators Erna Weiss and Irene Takenaka served as guides and leaders for the class of '61. A breezy Skipper salute identifies frosh cheerleaders Glenda Castro, Yo- landa Torres, and Linda Percy. Leading the freshmen through a year of pep rallies, intramural games, and Field Day, they exemplified vivacious Skipper spirit. Wfatching an entertainment from the balcony are 9Sl's enthusiastic supporters: fseatedj Carolyn Crutcher, lleana Morenco, Mary Rangel, Erma Torres, Mary Zayala, Frances Pea: fstandingj Paulette Parker, Carol Morris, Mary B. Torres, Claudia Ruiz. fAbsent, Betty Torresj as Harmony holds top priority for 9S1'ers: Sonja Crusto, Helen Fernandez, Carmen Armijo, Mary E. Aguilar, Maria Castro, Martha Angulo, Margarita Garcia, Gloria Gomez, Cherie Belsan, Patricia Gonzales, Martha Garcia. 1 1 4 6 The between-class rush does not seem to bother Clst rowj Charlotte Magana, Betty Kunz, jerilyn Kash- ishian, Marina Iberri, Margaret Declensions preoccupy jo Ann Beverly, Gazelda Benoilg Cstandingj Margaret Davitt, Charlotte Magana Terry Sullivar Tonya Baker, Barbara Dahl, Joanna Cooke, janet Allen, Darlene Dente, Marquita 951 President 9S2 President Devers of 952. The information booth is a familiar spot for these 952 students: Cecilia Fontes, Socorro Gu- tierrez, Isabel Hernandez, Yolanda Gonzales, Mary Higgins, Betty Johnson, Margaret Fousek, Isabel Bogue, Phyllis Harwell, fAbsent, Dolores Gagliardij 82 Demonstrating the art of puppetry interests Catherine Okamura, Kathryn Ford: Cstand- ingj Patricia Dang, Judith Korek, Karen Noguera, Rosalie Galvan, Margaret Kinerk, lane Leaver, Ernestine O'Ward, Elva Villasanor, Brenda Tiggs of 9S3. CAbsent: Gloria Simon, Nijole Skaudysj - , - ' . Pert and poised are 9S3 students: fkneelingj jeanne Thomas, Angelica Fischinger, 3:31nekuatgvltajqlziiggnez'Ligigg Elizabeth Teichmanng Cstandingj Marguerite Burke, Delores Brown, Sheila Rankin, damn Shirlgy Human' Marie Myrties Fields, Yolanda Torres, Marita Estell, Yvonne Saenz, Anita Chastang, dearly, Kathleen Madigan of 951' Nancy La Grone, Ba1bara Flynn, Erna Rischar. Emestine Oqvard Lingering outside school are 953 members: flst rowj Jo Ann Johnson, Sharon 955 president Krakowiak, Joan Lewis, Roberta Kichupolosg 12nd rowj Mary Heatter, Rose M. Garcia, Melinda Ave-lar, Carol Ludiway, Betty Batt: Ord rowj Mary Millitti, Barbara Higashi, Anna Husli, Darlene Basch, Linda Graham. Discussing their poetry notebooks engrosses Terry Sullivan, Elena Rojas, Marie McCaw, Virginia Krauseg fstandingj Anna Varnum, Sandra Ryan, Carmen Vias, Delores Lepore, Mary Saporito, Kay johnson, Susan Neale, Ly- dia Mondragon of 9S2. 83 1. 2 's 9 1 in R419 4 1.5- M - ,. R, .,4, 35 L ng 7 i Q 'Ai wi -v, if Q S 'X 'fef f f ? 1 x 5 11 'Tw Q? 'X N L kg L fi V K .. ' X 'Q f E5 Q A -x .. - in . W I 5 f ' ' A if - 11'.!!',!o:, . . ' f ,J N., I 1' 4' nga f qui' wesnqg 25? 1. 1 ,, cf A Tit. :Nm ,I Qii:fCZl.I'? .,j Flores, Linda Baptisteg Cstandingj Back stage the costuming problem animates conversation for propgirls and actresses: Jimmie M. Bradford, Alma Garcia, Ckneelingj Esperanza Fontes, Carlotta Black, Delia Durant, Pat Fukushima, Ann Henrietta Harrell, Diane Bryant, Au- Arensdorf, Irma Estrada: fstandingj Mary Jane Brennan, Carole Cooney, Brigitte drey Aubry. Gartner and Cecilia Arias. Melanie Moore 9S4 President Advent prayers are offered by Clst rowj Joanne Sibbing, Jamesetta Prudhomme, Virginia Villicana, Lourdes Osuna, Catherine Hunt, Mary A. Sanchez: Und rowj Dina Quinones, Brenda Washington, Maude Wilson, Diana Thornton, Irene Takenaka, Irene Ulloa. l r Glendra Castro 955 President Caught in an impromptu pose, 9S6'ers discussing homework assignment are flst rowj Mary L. Martinez, Mary Okita, Cecilia Wells, Claris Lopez, Judy Galiang C2nd rowj Cecilia Ochoa, Sherry Hudspeth, Theresa Metoyer, Herma Hill, Ingrid Mandl, Susan Lesco. Carole Cooney 956 President Algebraic equations do not faze 9SS's Clst rowj Margo Loper, Martha Morales, Carolyn Badon, Gisela Kessel, Betty Harmel, Jennie Fuchek, Cynthia Bahamg f2nd rowj Glenda Castro, Catherine Biggs, Gloria Gomez, Charlotte Camion. 85 111 11 ,,1,-11-gy. -, A A 3? am r ' 4. jf- ' , ,iv ,xi ,W W F ' 3' i' W3 :wa Q, Y .WHY M' 5 - ,wi ' fr P ,,,, 14' fg f f - ... 3 H Q --1.5 wx .,-- 1 -X 1- Wg M' I Q . . x... ' A g?J,el?? fv 4 iff i ,Jb- 4 J X Q Q, as Q NS N AE BE nil Qaz Wiz, QA? 2 by meo, Laurene Bishop, Ruby Avila, Grd rowj Lucy Aguilar, Irene Chavez, Elva de Anda, Olivia Acuna, Herlinda Diaz. Patricia Monteilh 957 President 7 'em N' , V-f-., Pat Rodriquez 958 President Norma Ruiz 959 President Carolyn Hill, Maria Marotta, Ophelia Jimenez, Donna Jenkins, Lynda Jensen, Jacqueline Lovatt of 959. Alice's Cheshire cat has nothing on the grins of 958'ers Janis Durald, Sandra Durio, Dorothy Lopez, Sally Hardin, Sally Keyes, Annie Lundberg: fstandingj Romona Lara, Theresa King, Dolores Gonzales, Barbara Morris, Renee Lloreda of 958. jx J , ,,.Wfl H-wif Getting To Know You is a favorite pastime for Stella Torres, Letty Riley, Lillian Tessierg 12nd rowj Althea Saulet, Carmen Quezada: Ord rowj Tamara Morris, Judith Thomas, Jo Ann Williams: f4th rowj Inez Vas- quez, Patricia Rodriguez, Mary H. Noz of 958. Waiting for the telephone are 959 members: Clst rowj Diana Suarez, Lorraine Or- lando, Caroline Melendez, Norma Ruiz: C2nd rowj Barbara Martinez, Joanne Nelson, Dolores Vallejo, Janet May, Althea Mills, Sandra Rowland, Molly Jackson, Phyllis Mudd. 9510 members who are examining the pay-roll system are Patricia Fujita, Leris Doug- las, Yolanda Montante, Penelope Fujita: fstandingj Carole Ferreira, Doris Henry, Margaret Guzman, Dolores jackson, Donna Nebrensky, Lydia Nino, jean Genera. Pat Cota 9S10 President Enjoying Conaty's campus are 9S10 students: Clst rowj Margaret Briones, Carol Au bry, Ellen Chertoff, Patricia Cota, Lucille Bates, Q2nd rowj Nita Bryant, Mary Arispe Diane D'Antignac, Portia Blackman, julie Cunningham, Carol Corral, Alicia Carreon Hurrying to their next class are music students: flst rowj Margo Padilla, Gloria Rivas, Oliva Ruizg 12nd rowj Berthola Roberts, Caridad Ornellas, Mary Louise Rivera, Erna Weiss: Ord rowj Sharon Taylor, Carol Strongman, Sheila Mullen, Mar- tha. Torres of 9510. CAbsent, Christine Kulagaj 8 8 Heading the Sophomore Class, Stella Muro and Adrienne Lembeye both hold seats on the Student Council. Nominated and elected by members of their class, these girls sparked Royalette spirit througout the year. Sophomore courses in fashion and flavor, noted by the appearance of bright cotton prints and the tantalizing aroma of home-baked do- nuts, added zest to a program of language, mathematics, religion, history, and English. The red and white class, Conaty's Royalettes, has marked this year with many firsts, including Service Board responsibilities, their entertain- ment I Remember Papa, attendance at the fall and New Year's dances - Broomstick Ball and Confetti Cascade. Trim National blue sweaters took their honorary positions at as- semblies and rallies as the Royalettes yielded lower places to the freshmen, who at the same time inherited a rich share of Conaty spirit. Royalettes! We are the class of '60 , . ., sang sophomore cheerleaders Eileen Fortin, Peggy Wisner, jamie Bell and Irene Montana. As the Royalette pep- rousers for 1957-'57, these girls spent many hours planning rallies, new cheers, Field Day and class games. Enacting a short story adaptation are 1051 dramatists and onlookers: Cstandingj Peggy Jo Fulton, Gloria Floyd, Rebecca Gonzalez, Mildred Seruby, Agnes Duerr, Eileen Forting fseatedj Margaret Gutierrez, Magdalena Guerena, Ruth Elizondo, Darlene Hamasaki, Mychelle Hunter. CAbsent, Andrea Korekj After a bustling day of classes and activities, 10S1'ers pause for some relaxation. They are Ctop rowj Margaret Mortz, Helen Wright, Rose Molinar, Stella Mur0:f3rd rowj Carol Schlueter, Rosella Martinez, Mary Louise Ortega, Nancy Pierce, 12nd rowj Pat Milke, Peggy Wisner, Ponchitta Pierce, Pat Skiles. The 1051 songstresses are Qlst IOWD Jean Di Cerbo, jo Elda De Leon, Blondina Brown, jamie Bell, f2nd rowj joan Brill, Arlene Ciponi, Glynis Dejan, Beatrice Adams, Grd rowj Margaret Daly, Jody Dennis, Freddie Banks, Carolyn Davenport, Saule Brazdzionis. Louise Smith proves a Geometry propo- sition for 10S2 onlookers: Clst rowj Wanda Rousseau, Mary Louise Revil- larcl, Jeanne Marie Powell, Andrea joan Brill 10S1 President joan Rebard 10S2 President 10S3 section duties receive attentio from Carolina Garcia, Danielle Guet rev, Cleonia Collins, De Ottis Crutchei '1 Hill, Maureen Washingttmn, Cecilia Talamentezg 12nd rowj Luanna Reed, joan Rebard, Marilyn Shreve, Carmen Vasquez. First in the fountain food line are 1052 lunchers: Cecile Overlay, Irene Montana, Mary Lou Perez, Linda Metoyer, Friedia Mc-Cray, Adrienne Lem- heye, Linda Herndon, Barbara johnson, julie Ko- hiskie, Judy Minor. CAbsent, Joni Fashingj Georgianna Coonis IOS5 President Contributing to the busy atmosphere of the main foyer are 1053 pupils: Darlene Roberts, Silvia Zazueta, Diane Sanchez, Zulema Torres, Verlinda Torres, Gloria Yakimowich, Stephanie Maichin, Rose Marie XVhaley, Sylvia Tejadilla. Marie Cooper, Joan Ferguson, Georgi- anna Coonis, Era Glenn, Connie Des- more. V- Gloria Hakim discusses the location of prime ribs with other 10S2 foods students: flst rowj Dolores Hernandez, Bernal, Dolores Gonden, Gail Anna Geraldino. Doran Clark, jon A'Lida Aubry: f2nd rowj Joanne Brooms: Grd rowj Flba Bermudez, jackie Antone, Approaching the auditorium for assemhly are 1055's Clst rowj Yvonne Cioudeau, Pauline Horn, Theresia Hubert, Rose Mary Rodriquev, Arlene Chevalier: Clnd rowj Marjorie Kellen, Marianne Lew: 13rd rowj Mary Granados, Martha Hostettler. CAh- sent, Carole Camphellj f! 'JP'- 1-guns!-all I if Q 911 is-if . YK I z , . ,Q 3 ., V ,, ' L fi' V23 4 QQ' Hi . .- S T 4 af A Q A 'l 3 f .4 5 s ' F V .L pb lf' ' I 5 'ff 9 ' 3 Q 5 1 ,W . N Jw f fx: K A5- 'H wp., 4 in 533' li,5.,, i'?i vi Q Q Y Z, na . 1 1 I f. t.........-.-.,........:L.,. P1 'N' 'iff i Harris, Carolyn Dedeaux, Loubecca 1055'ers inspecting Conaty's photo gallery are Rosa Olivera, Patricia Porter, Terri Curry: fstandingj Karen Cahill, Elea- Roach, Socorro Otero, Cecilia Suarez, Sonia Pollick, Rita Whalen, Sandra Sheeley, nor Ciambella, Mary Ann Gonzales, Jo Ann Stevens, Patricia Szabo. Annette Flores, Janice Brown. Up the stairway to their next class climb 1056 students: Ctop rowj Angelina Salido, Mary Rodriquez, Elva Orhoa, Cecilia Valenzuela: 12nd rowj Zenaida Pla, janet Watson, Edna Sanchez, Maria Ornellas, Laura Ruiz, Mary Irene Sortillon. cilia Campos, Geraldine Dillon, Magda Sharon Downey 1054 President Sandy Sheeley 1055 President Sheila Goula 1056 President . . . , ' I' Conaty's crowded trophy case is the center of attraction for Sheila Goula, Maria FE:':5f:1RiE?el, IRI? Smngl' Lara, Alice Navarro, Mary Guzman, Evangelina Merino, Gwendolyn Higginson, I 5' C' il ' een L05 ay 0' Mary L. Marucog Cstandmgj Rachel Gomez, Yolanda Martinez, Consuelo Gomez, mes One! jean MCGIIVIHQ' of 1056. Sparing no calories are julie O'Connor, Ingrid Zwierlein, Mary Poche, Mary L. Pfiffner, Anastasia Villarreal, Lee Ann Winkle, Lillian Moran, Therine Shively, Rose Ann Rubio of 1057. Alert Religion students are Clst rowj Anna Valkay, Artie Wilson, Esther Santillan, Ethel XVoods, Lynda Singleton: f2nd rowj Donna Scott, Anita Simon, Roberta Wat- son, Silvia Suarez, Leonor Yanes of 1058. Dressing for gym is no problem with 1057's Cathy Gabor, Barbara Davis, La- zette Fusilier, Aura Lahro, Yolanda 1057 English students reading juliux Caesar are Catherine Collins, Emma Bennett, Mary L. Chase, Brenda Andre, Delores Allen, jo Ann Bozeman, Hilda Castellanos, Rose M. Bernauer. Mary Poche 1057 President ' I an es i fb i Q C+-M ,rr M Theresa Corson 1058 President Chatting before class is a favorite hobby of 1058 members Molly jaramillo, Connie Riyas, Yolanda Limon, Irene Jaques, Barbara O'Con- nor, Cecilia Perez, Barbara Burgad, Delia Mendias, Gertrude Neuburger, jimetta Owens, Tillie Gonzales. 94 x A Q :E I L E5 Garcia, Dora Hernandez, Elga Hurwitz, Pat Misquez. History class holds special meaning for 10S9 members Elaine Bermijo, Darlene Bruce, Carolyn Broussard, Noellie Aubry, Eleanor Apodaca, Mary A. Bright, Karen Domrose, joan Dieterle. fAbsent, Donna Kulagaj Mary Alice Bright 10S9 President The Sodality Bulletin Board seems to have caught the eye of IOS9 pupils Mary E. Silva, Irene Moreno, Gloria Mendoza, Arlene Robles, Martha Sanchez, joy Stephens, Virginia Mon- toya, Trudy Williams. Under the spreading chestnut tree relax 10S9 students Kathy Eagle, Hermelinda Estrada, Velma Loya, Barbara Jefferson, Heidi Ehling, Rita Loundagin, Rosemarie Martinez. YOURUXIBI Working with Driver Education testing devices are IOSS enthusiasts Sandra Cook, Olivia Estrada, Adelina Fedorra, Loretta Escoboza, Gloria Diaz, Gina Gill, Estela Diaz, Virginia Escoboza, Carole Freglette, Theresa Corson. CAbsent, Sharron Davisj 95 -A ll 1 Leading the Conadettes through their orange and white year, junior Class President Frances Butler Ccenterj aided hy Representatives Patti Moore and Mary Ann Kenny, arranged enter- tainments, skits, contests, and promoted unity and spirit among their classmates, Fnlivening the spirit of the junior class, cheerleaders Patti Moore, Frances Butler and Irene Torres lend their pep and enthusiasm to every Conadette gathering. . ,.... 5 ec.. , I Tlx. W tsts Pat Kinerk 1151 President Q 'lk I , ig, 1 bfi AW, 5 t . kV, V gf Carol Lukesh l 152 President Orange and White! they are the colors of our class... With this song the juniors have triumphec through three spirit-filled years at Bishop Conaty High. As new upper classmen, they experienced the chall lenge of science classes, tension oi campaign week, anticipation of sent ior rings and excitement of the prom Throughout Field Day, Spirit Week and their entertainment The Wiz ard of Oz, Conadettes displayec qualities indicative of success in meet ing the demands of their approach ing senior year. Diligently working on the Hnal edition are Sharon Sink, Judy Smith, Carol Plotner, Cecelia Hashii, Margaret Hammer, Robin Robinson, Joanne Ashimoto, Shirley Skiles, Christina Hos- tcttler. CAbsent: Mary Ann Fashing, Melinda Moncur.D It's recreation time for 1152 members Kay Kai-els, Eleanor Avelar, Charlevonna Monroe, Angela Grant, Everil Harwell, Joyce Parkinson, Arleen Hirsch, Kathleen Duefrene, Ingrid Ma- runa, Carole Lukesh, Georgia Morehead, l1S1'ers who take their classes in stride are Clst rowj Joanne Delzer, Kathleen Blackford, Anna Djurkowitschg 12nd rowj Rose Marie Guerena, Sandra Gaudin, Wilma Castro, Aubrey Preston, Frances Butler: Grd rowj Marilyn Sibbing, Karen Steadman, June Dugas, Carol Peshke. Lockers set the scene of 11S1's Ckneelingj Rose Husar, Patti Moore, Ingrid Kloppq fstandingj Patricia Kitchen, Mary Arm Kenney, Yvonne Moran, Marcia Moret, Patricia Kinerk, Ingrid Steinwasser, Peggy Higgins, Barbara Wise. 11SZ students in line for bookstore supplies are Jackie Newell, Anna Van Muysen, Mary A. Rosin, Rachel Olivas, Pat Sellars, Mary L. Wen- zel, Delia Salas, Mary J. Zelenski, Carolyn Reed, Rogelia Santana. 97 lingrossetl in experimentation are 1152 chemists: fseatedj Barbara Ahlgren, Cherie Courtois, Rosemarie Bonillas: fstandingj Angela Boven, Jean Daun, llflarjorie Dang, Betania Bautista, Pat Marrs, joan Allen. Unto the King eternal begins an assembly period for: flst rowj Nancy Perez, Irene Tor- res, Rita Martinez, Mar- tha Salman: 12nd rowj Laura Mellone, Lydia Ponce, Linda Truiillo, Delfie Romero, Jeri San- tillan: Ord rowj Melin- da Moncur, Yolanda Tal- amentez, Velia Salazar, Valerie Varela of 1154. Before Our Lady's Grotto kneel Donna van der Linden, Gloria Zambrano, Patricia Yamamoto, Peggy Shaible, Sharon Petersong fstandingj Brenda Vincent, Dee Ann Riemer, Donna Wfols- lau, Pat Tomkins, Dolores XVooley, Elizabeth Sykora of 1155. Pondering over last night's biology are IIS4 members: Cseatedj Donna Lavery, Victoria Belmonte, Priscilla Coonis, Margaret Donohue, Cstandingj Sandy Curtis, lilaine Saulet, Celia Martinez, Romayne Galwey, Dianne Alderson, jovita Avila, Margaret Buxkemper, Celia Carmona. A recording session is underway in business etiquette rlass for IIS-1 stenographic majors: Clst row, seatedj lilaine Giarraffa, Pat Duhay, Leyla Marenco, Martha Mar- tinez jolcne Ciuno, M lrx lVl'l4L,lI'll 12nd rouj Pat Cilles ie Carolyn Llorens Dolores ., 1 ay .fa ag ' . 1 up , ,. 4' 1 , Henderson, lister Juarez. CAbsent, Diane jugej if 21.55 kr Rita Burnham 11S5 President 7 Jolene Guzzo 11S-1 President 455 ' fit ,. .Q - ff 5151 3' -gjq-.5 . ,- joan Revis HSS President x - 'Z fre, fs' 6 N 1 . ' cg! W . 5. 3 ,, l -' A 13 Y Q1 - , l ' , ' 2 , f 1 ae. . if V r Y Q K H, ii' 'I' Q 4 I ' ' ...ff - . I f 1' ' 4' . q QS? if f 41, 1 ii? 6 fx s 9? N ' X , K ,t 1 , gf 1, V 1 had - V1 Haifa - ,L.., M.-2ifg............. ' N' as N nw- 1 V. ,, it F J M ,J J ,MW g rim -in 1 ii it-A i V -at NCRQNX Q The business wing porch provides a perch for this bevy of 11S5'ers Margaret Runge, Joan Revis, Jean Juchters, Diane Osollo, Viviane Johnson, Dina Jonesg 12nd rowj Anne Lavelle, Rose Sagrista, Margaret Morales. From class in the business wing come 1155 students: ftopj Yolanda Ama- dor, Beatrice Clark, Virginia Del- gado: flnd rowj Rita Burnham, Mer- cedes Gonzales, Grd rowj Martha Auhert, Teresa Gil, Mary Figueroa: Clst rowj Margaret lispitia, Cecilia Canales, Rf 1153 members holding a round-table discussion are fseatedj Mary H. Pantoja, Florine Griffin, Norma Linton, Elizabeth Hahn, Faith Hill, Rosemary Magallanesg fstandingj Anna Nagel, Denise Laffargue, Anna Krewedl, Carolyn Law- less. Brushing up on their bookkeeping homework are busy Cseatedj Janice Ibanez, Judy Arnold, Dolores Garcia, Dolores Flores: fstandingj Joyce Sayeg, Rita Gon- zalez, Betty Wocxds, Mercedes Vega, Frances Vasquez of 1155. Q. S . falrtl Fresh and ready for another day's work are 1155 members: Clst rowj Connie Car- dona, Margo Tarin, Antonia Granados: 12nd rowj Sally Torres, Virginia Hodgkiss, Elise James, Virginia Arbolida, CAbsent, Jocelyn Aubry, Marian Salas, Sylvia Savola, Louise Williams.D 6'3 Ccfilia Cflflfl Enjoying a leisurely lunch before afternoon classes are flst rowj Cecilia Curia, Mary 1156 Pfesldem Crosetti, Yolanda Bordenave, Glazina Goodeg C2nd rowj Celeste Jordan, Carole Grayson, Kathy Freeman, Norma Bertrand, Brenda Punches of 11S6. Jill W'ilson, IIS6, demonstrates an advanced algebra graph to classmates: Qseatedj Patti Ellis, Mary Basham, Melva Ciuitierrezg Cstandingj Elfriede Strassberger, Gloria Rios, Jill Wilscwn, Elfriede Dittrich, Adele Shediak, Judy McKay. A bulletin board evolves through the combined efforts of 11S6'ers: Annie Rieger, Theresa Her- nandez, Mary Mahler, Marie Neumaier, Jo Anne Sanchez, Charlotte Johnson, Betty Jeanmarie, Kathy Hook. Ax it Relaxing after gym classes are 1lS7 stu- dents: Betty Millikan, Theresa Moore- field, Peggy Kuchta, Wilnta May, Jo Ann Judy Calvano of 1157 points out a rare species of sea life Cthe goldfishj to amused friends: Cseatedj Louella Braudg Cstandingj Patricia Howard, Johanne Guillemette, Yolanda Hemstreet, Margaret Daly, Marina Guerena, Lydia Ashley, Juanita Finks. Theresa Moorefield .loo 11S7 President , ga J X Proof of the creative talent of 11S8 is the art work of fseatedl Teresa Soto, La Verne YVCIIC PCQHIUII Sifford, Ellie Van Zeyl, Beatrice Pruitt: fstandingj Sharon Bowland, Betty Karsten, 1153 PI'C5lll9flf Susan Ganey, Mary jo Brophy, Yolanda Vega, Magda Tarin. Conaty's arbor frames pert 11S8'ers: fist rowj Patricia jackson, Mary Lou Marty, Gloria Mal- donado, Eva Lieblangg f2nd rowj Della Perez, Phyllis Lord, Yvette Perrault, Margaret Ortiz, Anne Montana, Michele Gonden, Janice Nunn, Patricia Hayclel. ' Typists from 11S8 striving for speed and accuracy are Clst rowj Mary Arhallo, Gail Walker, Cecilia Calva, Quaintance Crutcher: flml rowj Carol Cotton, Rosalinda Rangel, Rosalie Hal-tala, Sarah Rodriquez: Card rowj Carole Arias, Verna Coleman, Mary Arguello, Marlene Prestinary. jurash, Virginia Matcovich, Loretta Riy- ers, Carolyn Landry, Mary Ann Martinez. Members of the high section in the magazine drive, 1lS7, admiring Homer the Roameru are Cseatedj Brenda Prudholme, Dolores Salazar, Carmen Moya, Yolanda Puentesg Cstandingj Patricia Hurd, Betty Nelson, Yolanda Morris, Kathy Smith, Mary Ellen Salinas. 101 fif- ik s fl ,Q A.. t , W P 1 N If f liach Highlander CZISIS her shadow on various activities during her senior year. Uniting their class, Sandy Draper, presidentg Leilani Shield, vice-presidentg Sue Miller, secretaryg Claudette Lembeye, treasurer, blend the individual shadows into one silhouette-the Senior year. For our time is as the passing of a 102 Chosen hy their sections to work with the L'l1lSS officers in planning Ramona iWIl6Sl1lS CIZSAU, fbfilfillll rowj Patricia Dolci CIZSSJ alll Senior zlrtivities are section presidents ftop rowj Theresa Ifvz1Velz1squcv C12S6D,AnnetteMcNeh11n C1lS Q 1lI1Li.AiiL'6-ILILIFCJ Ifason UZSIJ, Theresa NilX'ilI'Cl CIZSIJ, Ann Kirchen ClZS5j, 112581. Aff is YQ 'fbw FM E FQ' ii ui Leading their class in the singing of the Senior Alma Chi are Highlander clieerleaciers Linda Cano, Tonic Magliocco and Floral Cano, shadow, and there is no going back, for it is fast sealed. Wisdom 2:5 Sporting traditional green and white frosh buttons, the Class of '58 first walked through Conaty's portals. Now they emerge in snowy caps and gowns, but the interven- ing years have been their most memorable. With Sue Miller and Kathleen O'Marr as leaders, the Highlanders met their first chance to prove themselves in the annual Spirit Week and Initiation. Their entertain- ment starred Leilani Shield and Amelia Rosas as Hansel and Gretelf' LINDA ADRAIN . . . Ari Guild pres- ident, Pallium stuff, Literary Sindy Club,Ciz'irs rlula. GAA. 'W' Y .IOSEPHINIE CORTEZ AGUILAR . . . HORTENCIA AGUIRRE . . . BGA Srienre and Spanixla rlubr, BGA, So- Frenrb and Cirirx rlnbs, Sozlalily dalily. GAA. MARILYN SANDRA ALLEN . . SYLVIA ALVARAUO , . , BGA, S0- Lcttergirl, BGA, Sodulify. dality. History Highlights Highlanders of '58 Presenting various talents, Big Top Time began a year guided by Judy White and Dee Dee Engelhard! Conaty invited sophs to the Fish and Swirll' and Snow Ball and they eagerly attended. Highland- er field day float Babes in Toyland fea- tured zx homemade carousel. Toni Magliocco, Linda and Flora Cano cheered the HMS Pinafore into a High- lander port while social Uhighlightsl' in- cluded Blue Moon, 'fCrystal Nocturne and a first prom. Student body elections Clinjaxed the year' . . . Cifffx club, Sodality, GAA. 4 LILLIAN ARCFNEAUX , . . BGA, MARY HELEN ARIAS . . . BGA. Cirirx rlnls, Sozlulity, GAA, Rvzl Croix. Sadality, GAA. HELEN ASPEITIA . . . BGA, So- MARGARET AVILA . . . Red Crosx, flalify. BGA, Cirits club, Sodality. 3 SHEILA BAKER . . , Rnf f,ir0x.r, .ll LlAlNllNA Blllllxlf Av BGA, Sodalily, GAA. Glulrl Blue, White Spark Classes Stepping into the place of honor at Conaty, the Highlanders of '58 began their fast-moving year in September with a flash of blue and sparks of white proclaiming their past three years of service. Highlighting their classes, the Highlanders found something new and interesting in studying apologetics and marriage. The uncaused cause and theory of evolution provoked thoughts and raised questions in every class. 3 BEATRICE BASOCO . . . Sf7zH1iyfJ XIARX LOI lgl' BIITRAN BCA and Cirirx cllrbx, Sorlrllily, GAA. CIIIIQ :lub 301111111 G lei TGA RE , V7 'k F7 ,pr x, fl ,, if ANTOINETTE BENITEZ . . , Glcv VERA BENNETT . . . Rczl Cross. rluh 1'ire-presiderzf, Spanish rlub, liter- BGA, Cirirx dub, Sodalily, GAA. ary Sindy Club, Sodalify, GAA, - .K - K -K , ,IO ANN BINDRUP . . . Lilerary lnstruus 1256 In mqrrnge' Sindy ClnI1,pre.videnl, Pallium Inyoui editor, Leitergirl, C a m p u s Rumors staff III, Sodalily. I p. x PAT BOLTZ . , . BGA, Sodulity. PATRICIA BOSSIER . . . Red Cross, BGA, Civirx dub, Sodalily, GAA. JOYCE BROWN . . . Sodalily, GAA. MARY ANNE BROWN . . , Red Croix, BGA, Cirirx rlub, Sorfnlity, GAA. JOYCE CALAGAN . . , Red Croxs, VIRGINIA CALAMIA . . . Pallium BGA, Sodalify, GAA. xmff, Mulb, Sfiwzre and Sfmuixb flubx, Sodfzlily. Extra. Activities Prove '58 Spirit In order to greet properly the incoming students, the mighty seniors adopted little sisters and gave them a royal Siamese in- itiation complete with box-lunches and bat- tered knees. What frosh or senior can forget that day of Hail, O mighty senior ? These were also the days of hidden portables, World Series scores, volleyball encounters, and Sputnik spottings. l MARY CALLANAN . . . BGA, S0- dality, GAA. 5 i BERTHA CANALFS . . . BGA, Cifirx FLORA CANO . . , Varsity and flaxs rlub, Sodality, GAA. rlaeerlcader, Lettcrgirl, Art Guild, BGA, Masque and Sandals, Sodalily. 3 ie LUCY CAPUT . . . BGA, Cirirx rlulz, PATRICIA CARR . . . Pallium sniff, Rod Cro.r.r,Sodulity, GAA. Sfiffzre club, BGA, Legion of Mary xcrrelary, Sodalily. Taking time between classes, Gerry Smith, an avid Dodger fan, lends an intent ear to the latest Wforld Series scores. M' Soclal 11'l Spotllght October 25 marked the night of a big Conaty func- tion, The Broomstick Ball. The seniors' turnout for their last sport dance earned them first place in bid sales and first place for a good time, too. At Halloween, Highland- ers were provided with many calorie - building opportuni- ties such as section and club MARY CEGARRA . , . Rell Croxs, Paftigg, Spanish and Cirirx clubs, BGA, So- flality. v DIANA CICCOIANNI , . , Liicrary -IULIE ELIZABETH CONNIQLL , . , Study Club, Masqzm and Samiizls, So- Lelivrgirl. Ari Guild, Pulliurn fluff. flality, GAA. Math, Science uml Cirirx clubs, Sn- dalily. EMILY COOK . . . Lctlcrgirl, Sficncc' jf-XCQUELINE IVIOSLETTE COOK club, BGA, Sodulily. , . , Section f1'L'dXlll'C'7', Laiin club yur- rclary, NHS III, Rell Cross, Mulb and Scivnrc clubs, Sozlulily, GAA, jo Bun Musquiz and Tim ixlL'Cl'iI'l1I1liI'lS pause CAROLYN CORDOVA , , . Svriiou in catch their breath after winning ihc dance lift'-f71'L'.YillL'II1, Rui Croix, BGA, So- cuntcst :lr the Bl'U0lUSIil'k Ball. ilafily. Q as t K 3 : ' -- ' ,.., , fi KA'I'HLlilfN CliTTRliLL . . , CSFI1, LOVETTA MAE DARTAS . . . Rad NHS Ill, Campus Rumors xlizff, Rvzl ffv'ox,v,Sfm11i.vb rl11b,S0dulily, GAA. Croix, 11111111 club, Sorlulily, GAA. v 5 ,IO ANN DAVIS . . , BGA, Yodulily. ANNA MARIE DE ACETIS , . . Sri- cnrc and Spinlixb rlllbx, BGA, Sozlul- ity, GAA. , I 5 Highlander ANN DE VARGAS . . . Legion of Mary president, Art Guild treasurer. Literary Study rlub serretary, Leiter- girl, Pallium staff, Sodality. 3 . r, -' 5221 iw S Q 'V I allfsfflswz' ra ALLENE DONELL . . . Red Cross. BGA, Civics rlub, Sodality. ! IRMGARD DXVELLY . . . Frenfh club serretary, Red Crosx, Literary Study Club, Masque and Sandals, So- dality. Hecti Neatness is at all times the mark of a Beaver. However, during those hectic days before exams, term papers and notebook deadlines, Highlanders some- times displayed scuffed shoes, crum- pled collars, baggy eyes and loaded lock- ers just to prove their human side to the underclassmen. Sparks, c Senior Every senior locker bears the Good House- keeping Seal of Ap- proval. THERESA EASON . . . Section presi- dent, Lettergirl, Mall: and Srienfe rlubs, Legion of Mary, Sodality. Enthusiasm Enlivens ANNFMARIF FHLINC Red Crow BGA Crucv :lub Sodalzfy Year Schedule The junior-senior game brought its share of jangled nerves and raw throats. Although the outcome favored the Conadettes, sen- ior smiles of con- gratulation flashed across the campus to their opponents. Highlander fheeq- DIANF FNGELHARD Ylndrnf ICIIIICF Tfmle Mnlgfll' body ure prcwdenf CSF INHS Ld 0CC0C2l5lSHW0ff 2d trrgnl Malia Spanzvb am! CIIIFS glance at the score- f1,,1,5 Soddjny board during the junior-senior game. I ADELINA ESCOBOZA . . . Red LORRAINE I:SCUDERO Re Cram, BGA, Civiav club, Sodalily. Cray: BGA GAA Sadalziy NORMA FERNANDEZ club 1'icv-presirlwll, Palliu zlalily, GAA. M.. . . . Cirifs IVIARY LOUISE FIERRO . . . I'.l'L'?1L'l? m slaff, So- club, BGA. Cirirs fluff, Sodulily. I BARBARA FISCHINGER . , . NHS, CYNTHIA FISHER . . , I 0I'l'PIXjt' Mrzlfy, Sriwzfe and Latin rlllbs, SU- Lcuglzc, ALIXQIIK' and Srmflalx, Soda!- dalily. 'a ROSA FRITZ . , . Rad Civirx fluh, Sodulity. ilv, GAA. Cross, BGA. x-'ortraying Lady IwIllL'bClIl, Sally Ciiumhronl walks through her senior Alfnglish flass in : trance as an amazed doctor CMarcclla Ruhr bacherj and a gentlewoman Josie Aguilar stand aghast. I J .-it me -1 . A A .I x 11 IOSEPHINE FUENTES . . . Spanish PATTI GAGAN . . . Lel1w'girl, Sri- tlnb, Sodulily. wzre club, BGA, Marque mul Smzdtzlx, Smhzlily. if ESTHER GALVAN . . . Rez! f.ro,v.x ALICE GANTBOA . . . RUIII Croix. Sfmuixb rlub, BGA, Smhzlily. Sorlality. 1--A 'Tis the Season' Following Conaty's Open House on Novem- ber I7, Thanksgiving holidays and the Sodality Ball led the way to the Advent season. The com- ing of Christmas also marked the coming of Macbeth to English IV classes. Seniors began to follow the advice of Lady Macbeth, . . screw your courage to the sticking place and We'll not fail . . fWe hope.j Q JACQUELINE GARDINA . . , Red Croxs, B G A , Sodalily. 1-4 . Q, ROMELIA GARCIA . . . Ref! Crosx, Sodalily. Senlors Soar Wlth Wlnnlngs In honors and prizes the Highlanders attempted to follow the example of the classes before them. For this reason, the seniors of '58 contributed their share to Conaty's trophy case this year with awards for aca- demic, artistic and athletic achievement. www SARAFINA GIAMBRONI . . . Sodal- MARIA STELLA QJOMI Z Palllun ity. xtaff, B G A,Sod1l1ty G A A L 'Qi- A L 4 7 SIDNA GONZALEZ . . , Scrfiorz rife- VIRGINIA GRANADO . H G A president, Spanish and Civics clubs, Civics club, Sodalily, G A A Illusque and Sandulx, Sorlalily, G A A. -1, M lI'lL Humnl Iw 1 ord1n fumncr of the Co lumbus wsu umtcsrj 1ml Flmse Qumunes third plum HLIFSI hlstorx umncr LIISLUSQ A1'H'lC s prne-wnnnnng, Lhcstnmes 'lI'llk'lCS 1nd the fucdcl cup znvlrdcd to Cunity by the Commun- irv C1 .r. ANITA GUERENA NHS III, Red Cra.v.v, daliyl, G A A. ..C5I' I Latin rlub, So g.,x ERSILIA GUNN . . , Iforenxir Lmguv prvsidwlt, CSI: II, Campus Rumors xlfzjf, Mulb club, Sodulily, GAA, 4 MARIE HARMEL . . . Soladity Jeffre- lary, Frwzfb duh rife-presidwzt, C S If III, NHS, Pallium xmff, Cmnpux R11- morx UNH, Afulb and Srienrz' tlubx. Q. LUPE HERNANDEZ . . . Red Croyx, KAREN HERWECK , , , R011 Cp-055, Glen' and IJYCPIIIJ clnhx. Sodulily. G A A. B G A , Sodalily. KAY HOWELL . . . RMI Croix. S0- zlulily. Q, if ,gy 5-T7' i KAY HILD . . . B G A, Aifzxqm' ,md ALMA HOLCLUIN . . . Luliu rllllv, lfu- Sm1zl11l5,Soz1u1i!y, rwlxit Lmgmf, Aixlilflll' um! Smnluly, Sozlnlily, G A A. X Glued to her post, Senior Cnntrnl mcmlvcr -In Ann Bindrup helps mninmin than lrauliriunul County 0I'ALl1lIlilIlIiUI'l. MARIE NICOLA IOSUE . . . St'iL'P1l'1L' IWARIA IRIZARRY . . . I.vl!cr'gir'f. and Latin rlulzs, Literary Study Club. Rad Cross. Sfmuixb rlnb, Smlnlily, Sodulity, G A A. G A A, . k G lv tg ' ei . . t i-1 Ep X MARTHA IRIZARRY. . .s0f1.,1ny. BARBARA JACKSON . . , BGA. Red Cross, G A A. Control Members Strive for Safety Under the direction of Sister Mary As- sumpta, dean of the upper division, the Senior Control sets the pace of high stan- dards for Conaty. Taking their posts daily these staunch seniors are found before school and between classes, in the yard or cafeteria, on rainy days or in June's heat on duty. For the purpose of maintaining order, Highlanders give of their time and energies unselfishly. Membership on the Senior Control is considered an honor by all Conaty girls. Out of the many seniors who show outstand- ing leadership, spirit and cooperation a se- lect few to uphold Conaty's discipline by their own good example. .e if l JOYCE JOHNSON . . . Spunirb und Civics clubs, Sodulity. r i i.rQAi LORETTA JOLITA JANHS . . . BGA, Lilerary Study Club, Civics club, Sodalily, G A A. EVA JORDAN . . . Campus Rumors tirfulalion manager, CSF I, II, NHS III, Pallium fluff, .Malb and Frcnrb clubs, Sodulity. l g-5iEii, was .. ,:m, u VS' X 1 I f L ROSE MARY KANE . , . Sriwlrv flnfa, H G A , Sorlalily. s. ll Wav' GAIL KAUFMAN . . . BGA,Pl111t: romnzittcv ro-rlmirmluz, Ru! C,rn.i.w. Sf May, G A A. Y Y LIVIA KIERESZTES . . . RMI Cr0,u.v DOROTHY RAli KllVlBLl B G A , Ciricx rink, Sorinlily. Sodulity. Big, iksig ,, , , ,V : - email JOSETTF KING . . . Red Cross, B G A , Soduliiy, G A A. Senior Colors Soar High With the realization that this time was the last, the senior class plunged into every drive and cam- paign with whole-hearted support. Providing spirit for each event, the Highlanders staged rallies, entertainments, skits and contests to excite interest and enthusiasm. C0Rl5lfl.l1X KINNHY . . , GA A fU'L'XftIL'I1f, Lvlfrrgirl, I.i1lir1 Club, S0 rfilfffjh ANN KIRCHEN . , , Scffirm proli- IICIII, Pulliam flnxx editor, Lcflcrgirl, Sozlalify. l.l'KfY ANN KNOX . . . BG xl , Sa- LORRAINE KlllfNTZ . . , B G A . S0- rlillity, zlulily, G A A. Dudley, the clog, looks on in womlcrmem as the Maul Hamer QSzmcly Drapery explains patron-selling technique lo il Foolish Rabbit CPM Pctroncj. AMELIA LANDRY . Cross, Sodality, G A A' l BGA,Red 12337 7 4? Qi, - .. K E i Y LINDA LEE . . . Sodaliiy publicity flmirvmn, Ar! Guild 1'irc-prexidwll, Lctcrgirl .vcc'rclm'y, Pallium fluff, Lnliu and Sriwlre clubs. Lasses-- Learners Dissecting cats, bisecting angles or conjugating verbs, Conaty lasses lost no chance to gain knowledge. The Highlanders spent a busy year creating math and sci- ence projects, reading books for extra credit, typing re- ligion notes, practicing Shakespearian lines, re-writ- ing term papers and de- veloping their minds and talents. JACKIE LE GAUX . . . Sodaliiy. CLAUDETTE Ll'MBI'Xl SIIIIOI 1.'lu5.v I7'L'AlXlH't'f, Ltttcrgn Pal :um fluff, B G A , Slllllllly i PATRICIA LLORENS , , , BGA, MARIE LORANGE . . . Ari Guild Red Cross, Sodalily, G A A, Legion of Mary, Cizitx dub 501111113 GAA. Physiology stutlents require il steady JEANNE LOTODE . . . BGA, Ru! hand and at strong stonlzlth, agree Irm- Croxx, GA A, Sodtllily. gartl Dwclly, Pat Carr, and Antoinette Benetel, 115 they dissect Il Kill. . ., t x 2 v r , A -A - 2 1 MARIE LOY . . . B G A , Sozlulily, INIEZ MAES . . , Cirirx rlnb lrvuxlfrwg G A A. B G A, Paper rommillct' ro-rlmirnlun, C S F II, N H S III, Rell Croxx, Sjmu- ixb rlub, Sodnlily. Qt S5 P V- - U ' -, ' ' 'k Vifffak' 5I:I,2w,fiQ,, t 3 ANTOINETTE MAGLIOCCO . . . CARMFN MAGLIOCCO , , . GA A Slmlwlt body fl'L'AlXlH't'l', Lvllurgirl, Ltr- lVL'1l.YlH'L'Y', Lvllvrgirl, Sp1n1i.vlJ Club, So- liu, Mtzlb um! Sfiwzrv t'Illl7.Y, Sozltzlity. dalify. 'S' 'GQ' Q I f x CAROL MQCALLA , . . Sollflfily. PATRICIA McCORMlCK , , . H G A . G A A. Cifirx dnb, Sodnlity. ANNFTTE McMEHAN . . . Sefliou Tote that tree and lift mlml house, sing scr- 11r'r'si11'w1!, B G A , Sorlulily. makers, Mary Fitzgerald, Linda L00 and Balrlvurzl Fischinger, as they creep from the mlungcolfs depths. ., I ROSEMARIE MENCHACA . , . N H S BARBARA MERCIIER . . . B G A Ill, Cirifs duh, Literary Sindy Clulz, z'iz'z'-flrcsidwzl, Rad C,v'r1s.v, Cirim flu! Sorlulily, G A A, Sozlulily. r W bf ' , I J, DIANA iWllfTZl.l'fR . . . Sfllllliill rflzfz lrcuxlzrur, CSI: I, Sodulity, ,I I ' I 1 i 3 DOLORES MILLAN . . . Sjmuisb and Cirirx clubs, Lilcnzry Sindy Club, Red Crow, Sodalily, Seniors on Call For anyone possessing talent along the acting, designing, music or writing lines, there existed no peace while the Highlanders were on the heather. Their abilities were much in demand for the Frosh Welcoriie, dances, plays, Field Day and Spirit Week. After this they were quietly laid to rest in the consecrated ground of Artists Anonymous. HRW Q i ll- I.. - 'gtg if DEIDRE MILLS . , . Sorlaiily, G A A. ESTHER MIRANIJA . . . CSI ll, SYLVIA MISQUEZ . , . Masque and N II S III, H G A , Ciritzv club, Sadul- Sandals, Forensic Lmgmf, B G A , So- ity, G A A. dalily. G A A. 'Q' . G. , H SONIA MOSQUFDA . . . Latin, Sci- wlre and CiI'if.Y f1II!25, B G A , Aizlflflll' mn! Smlzltllx. CQXVENDOLYN NEAL . , . Ar'lG11il1l, H G A . Civic: rlnlz, Smfflliiy, G A A. z:wf-rm.-ff x.,- ,iw .wf.f'ff1-A Www 1.1-ff 3: ,E . ' kkkk iffriiiiaissxsm ff 'K Q I w ., ..,,, ,,,:Ws14E.i 1 GL G Gl 3 LLLIE NELSON . . . Soflulity. T WIOSEPHINIE NHTZQUIZ . . . Sefliou .verrvlury-lrwl,v1n'er, Pllllilllll fluff, Sri- wlce 611111, Alnxqlre .uni Slllllltllf, Smftll- ily, G A A , B G A , Red Cr'r1.v.v. 'vt 4 'Q7 it 4 ANNE NIEBRENSKY xluff. Ciriziv flula, Smlulily. . . . Pnllium Wlmile Anita CQLIBFCIHI :md Frances Hig2lShi loul- un, julie Connell and Patti Cingzxn demonstrut: the force of atmospheric pressure. l Q DANIELLA NERUNE . . , R011 Croxx, ANNEMARIE NEUBURGER . . , Red B G A, Ci1'ir.f rllzb, Sorlulily, GA A, Croix, Ari G11i111, B GA., Cirizif f1u11, Sozlnlily. ki QYLVIA NlfW'liLL , . . H GA , 50111114 ALICE NORIEGA . . . R611 Crow. ily, G A A, B G A , Civics rlub, Sodalily. Scholars Persevere ln order to keep up with this age of missiles and moons, High- lander scientists tried even harder to grasp the spring balance prin- ciple, gram molecular weight, life processes and the functions of the amoeba. As scholarship exams drew near, they buried their heads between the parted pages of math texts and vocabu- f lary lists. SHEILA O'MALLEY . . . B GA , Rell Croxx, Sodalily, G A A. J it , ..,, w if '-er pl LINDA Sodulily. H 2 ORY . . . B G A, Civics 511111, 5 Y '58 Planners The Student Coun- cil sponsored many non-traditional events this year such as a crib scene instead of a Christmas tree and rx New Year's ball in place of a Christmas formal. These lead- ers sparked schedules with rallies and pro- grams. 'lv' 3 Q MOLLIE PALACIO I , , BGA, SO. CAROLYN PAPAVFRO B I daljfy, Sodulily, G A A. NADINE PAZ . . . Kea' Crosx, B GA, NORAMAE PERCY . . . Rad C rm Civics club, Sodulity, G A A. B G A - Sfilffllfflfv G A A- XVIII1 business-like L'IIIL'ICI'lL'j', Conutfs Student body uthccrs, Pan Pclronc, judy W'hite, Diane Ifnglclwalrd :md Tunic INIa1gliocu1, tally bid money for their New Ycnr's Ball, Confetti Cascade. I Sn? I N PATRICIA PHILLIPS . , , Pullium fluff, B G A , Rczl Croix, Sljllallif-1'. G A A. i I jANICE PUNZO . , . Lafin :lub infus- urer, Math and Srienre rluhy, Sodalify, G A A. HOPE PEREZ. . . Spafzixb dub, B G A Sodality. MARY LOUISE PLOCK . . . Pallium copy edilor, Serlion zfife-prexident, CSF I, II, NHS III, Campus Ru- mors staf III, Math, Frenrb and Sri- ence flubs, Sodality. ELOISE QUINONES . . . Pallium edi- lor, Civits club president, C S F, N HS, Leliergirl, Campus Rumors staff III, Math and Lilvrary Study rlnb, Sodalily. if ROSE MARIE REGGIE . . , BGA. Pallium xlaff, Sodalily, G A A. CARMEN RIVERA . . . Lvtivrgirl rin' pt'L'JfdL'71l, Math, Sparziyb and Qirim clubs, Muxqnv und Saf1a'uI.v, Sofluliiy, L 1 I 5 JU ANN REYES , . . CS I , SL'fL'I11'L' Ciiriciv and Latin fllzlzx, H G.-1, Sndnl ily. R- I Senior recnlicction day furnishes Claudette Lom- beyc, Slmron Supuricliirk and Annie Lic Vargas il time for thouglit and prayer, WE? s BEVERLY RILEY . , . B G A, Sodnl- THERESE RODEN . ..So1!i1lity, G A A HyGAA CARMEN RODRIGUEZ. . . Rui Croix, GLORIA RODRIGUEZ . . . B G A . B G A, Cirirx flnlz, Soduliiy, G A A. Sodalily, G A A. Q Silence, Prayer Mark Annual l Recollection - raw s A day of recollection for seniors only was deemed a special privilege and the Class of '58 used it wisely. Even after retreat, the Highlanders needed another day for thinking and praying over their fast-approaching future. The seniors laid aside books and paper and took up pamphlets and spiritual read- ing. Retiring from the whirl and roar of everyday life, Highlanders found peace and comfort in their one-day PHYLLIS ROHAN , . . B GA , Soda! retreat. HJ G A A- 1 RAMONA ROMERO . . . Red Cross, AMELIA ROSAS . . . Forensirs League B G A , Civivx club, Sodulity, G A A. l'iff?'pfC.fidE71f, CSF I, II, N H S III, Math and Latin rlubx, Masque and Sandals, Sodality, G A A. 5 NIARY ANN SALERNO , . . Alflyqlze ROSE SALXVAROXVSKA , . , I:7'L'Pll.'l7 um! 51171111115 trm.v1zrw', Literary Study rlub. Lcgiou of Mary, Smlulily, G A A. Club. NIARTHA SANCHIQZ , . . C S If jlrwi- LUPE SfXNl3C7VfXL . . . U G A Rv- dwzf, N H S, Campus Rumors slzlff, ,vvnrvb fommilluc ffl-t'lhIi7'!!11lII, Or4'ln'x- M11l1J and Sfmnixlw rfulzy, Smlfllily. lm 1'irv-flnwidwll, Karl l.rn.v.v, BGA G A A. Cirirx flub, Soflnlily, G A A. ' - 1 A '15 RAMONA SHEFFIE . . . NHS III, Senior daughters, jo Marie Taylor, Beverly Ox MUN? H1111 Sfiwlfc' fflllli. B G A , Smlflf- cutt, judy XVhiIe, .lo Bea Mulquil, and Ros ily. GA A. Marie Horcnburg pose with their mothers SlflC the annual Mother-D1lu3.ghtcr Tun. 97 LEILANI SHIELD .,.. Y l'Ilf0I' rltzxx DIANE SHORES. . . Rwl Croxs, B G A rin'-prcxidwll, Cilflmliv 1111111 rommil- Iva' Cbrlifllldll, Campus Rumors fvallznf vzlilor, Lillfll club, Rad Croix, 1111154110 um! Smlrlilly, G A A. 1 GERALDINE SMITH . . . N II S, prexi- CATHERINE SOMERS , , . B G A. rlvnt, Lnliu club fI7'L'SitfL'llf, CSF.. Lei- Sorlfzlity, GA A. lvrgirl, Campus Rumors xmff, Minh mul Cf1'i4'.Y rluby, Sarlulify. 5 Tea Time, 1958 Honors Mothers , ,Rf Caught up once again in the whirl of events and activities, the lassies played host to their mothers ut the yearly Mother- W Daughter Tea. Mothers were entertained, served refresh- , ments and introduced to teach- ers and friends. if W t J JANET SPAGNOLO . . , Sodaliiy I ANGELA SPITZ . . . Red Croix, BGA. Cirifx rlub, Sodalily. Prom-goers, Emmy Cook, Anita Guerena, and Ann De Vargas arrive at their destination polished, proper and prepared for an evening of fun. PATRICIA SULLIVAN . . . BGA, SHARON SUPONCHICK . . . Ru! Literary Sindy Club, I'-01'L'7lXiL' League. Croxs. Cfirifx fluff, Sodillily, GAA, Masque um! Sandalx, Sodalily, MARY GAA. I i A 4 3 TAMI . . , BGA. Sodality, -IOAN LESLIE TASKFVICH . . . GAA t'0I'7'L'.Y.I70!1l1i?Ig swrvlury, Leiter- girl, C'i1'irx rlnb, Sodalilv. Highl egntig Complete Year Thus, as a top spinning its last turns, the senior class revolved amid its final activities-the Sen- ior Play, Field Day, cap and gown fittings, gradu- ation rehearsals and the Junior - S e n io r Prom. Then, with talk of the Senior Farewell and adopting junior Little Sisters to fill senior places in '59, the High- landers knew their year was nearly over and their stay at Bishop Conaty was nearing completion. ILI ANORP THOMAS , . . Sodtzlity. MARX LOUISE TORRIENTE GAA ruordnzg secrefary Lcltcrqzrl Science rlub BGA Lzlemry Sfllllljf Club, Soduhly ANNLTTI' URIBE . . . Red Cross. IOSEPHINF VALDEZ BGA BGA Cunt rllrl1,Sorlalily. Cliffs rlub Sadallly 'EY l EVA VELASQUEZ . . , GA A Fira- VIRGINIA VFSSA .... 9 vrliorl .www- 'D7'6Xi!1l'7lf, Serlion fH'L'5itlt'lIf, Lilerary tary-lrm1.v1n'cr, B G A , Smlulify, G A A. Study 611111, Sozlufily. Highlanders on Catholic Women The Highlander, with her tam askew, emerges smiling and confident from the shadowy protection of her early life at Con- aty. She has acquired the wealth of experi- Q ence which comes with growing in the grace of God. Added responsibilities, unselfish giv- ing and prayerful study have served to mold 5 the Christian woman. I BARBARA XVALKER . . . B G A , S0- lfzllffy, G A A. I ','i,ii' i ROSE MARIE WALKER . , . BGA , lVIARCiIlIfRITIf XVAI.I.I1R . . . C, S If Sodulily, G A A. III, N II S III, Lvllvrgirl, Mullw, Lulizl mm' Cirizif rllllax, Smlality, XII w VIRGINIA WAUCQH . . . Red Croix, PAT WEIJEMEYER . . , Campus Ru B G A , Sozlalily, G A A. mors sports editor, Seftion .rvrrelury C SF I, II, NHS III, Lettergirl, Pal: lium stuff, Alully and Lalirz flllby, S0- llxlffljf. gh Road 5 if rrow her diploma- high school edu- fade into l turns to face light of to- ,I O VALENCIA WHITESIIJE . . . Orrbcx Ira. MARY ZAINIUIJIO . . . RU!! Croix, GRACE ZERILLI . . ,S0d'afi1y. H G A , Ci1'iv.v Club, Sozfulily, G A A. To those interested students and friends who maming in the shadows, the staff extends its sincere I have generously supported our efforts while re Reverend Thomas Aiken Clergy of Saint Aloysius Reverend Michael Collins St. joseph Church, Franciscan Fathers Rt. Rev. Msgr. John -I. Gallagher Reverend Thomas Gannon Reverend Father George, Carmelite Reverend john P. Languille Right Reverend Michael A. Lee Rt. Rev. Msgr. james F. McLaughlin Reverend Patrick McNulty Right Reverend Patrick Roche Reverend Joseph M. Sartoris Reverend Father Sylvester, Carmelite Reverend Joseph Weyer Reverend John Young Mother of Sorrows School Saint Thomas Parish Sodality Mary Helen Aceves Mrs. June Acosta Robert Acosta Mr. and Mrs. E. Adler and daughters Betty Ahern '57 Lois Ahn Mrs. Maria Aldecoa - Mr. and Mrs. W. Alderson and family Frenchy Allain Dora Altagracia Mr. Tim V. Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Anderson Newton E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Andrasunas ,Iesusita M. Angulo Mrs. Mattie Anmelin Anonymous Anonymous Anne Anselmo Mary Lou Antkowiak '52 Lois Arceneaux '55 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arceneaux Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Arceneaux Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Arceneaux, Sr. Arias: Suzy, jesse, Nena Arline and Sandy '57 The Art Guild of 1958 Arthur and Rachel '60 Otto L. Aumack Mr. and Mrs. H. Avalos and family Isela Avalos '57 Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Avila Mrs. Lupe M. Avila Mr. Gilberto Baez Burns Baker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Baldonado The Balling family Andrea Barboza '57 Frank and Edith Barcelona Mr. and Mrs. Mac Barela Mrs. Grace Barnett Mrs. M. J. Basch Mr. john O. Bastear Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baudino Dr. Irving S. Beck, D.D.S. Judy Beirne '57 Carmen Bellhouse Richard Bender Frances A. Benitez Benny y Eddie Bela Bernauer Best wishes Mrs. Euland Biagas, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Keys Biggs L. Bilkiss Bill and Margaret Bill '58 and Terri '60 Mrs. Bertha Bindrup Biochemics Science Club thanks. Bobby and Bobbi '57 Mr. Dennis Bogue Gail Bolton '55 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bordenane Joyce Bordenave Mr. Ross D. Bostwick Mrs. Rodger Boudrean The Bowies and Me Agnes Hiss Boyle '28 and Mary Anne 57 Elaine Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Bracha Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bramble Jeanne Bramble '56 Brassor '56 Ritchie '56 Greco '57 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Braun and Mr. and Mrs. Marty Brill and Mary jo Brophy '59 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brown Willie Brown and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Mariana Mary, Judy, Ruth Burke Mrs. Polly Bush Mrs. Pearl Butler and Mrs. Ruth Buxkemper C. S. F. Scholarship for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camera Club Mr. and Mrs. J. Campos Cappi's Beauty Cove Mr. and Mrs. Phil Cardenaz Carmen, Bob and Mr. Wenger Pat Carol '57 Mrs. Domitilla Carreon Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Carrig Edward Vincent Carrillo Tom Casey Hilda '60, Haydee '61 Castellano Cecilia '55, Eva '56 Rita Cerrito '57 Felix Cervantes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chaivez Rose A. Chandler Donna Chapman '57 Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Chase Chavez family Carmen Chavez '52 Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Chavez Mr. and Mrs. james M. Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Chavez Agnes Chevalier '57 Mr. and Mrs. joseph Ciccoianni Civics Club Dr. Harold W. Clark Ruby A. Clark Faye Claudino and Barbara Chapparo Maria and Ann Cleage '55 Mr. and Mrs. George Cloutier Mrs. Anna Coe Sam E. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Colasardo Mr. and Mrs. A. Collins and family Catherine Collins Conadettes 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Conaty Criers Dave Connell Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Co Mrs. Contreras and Sons Mr. Edward J. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The Corson family Mrs. Celia Cota Mr and Mrs Thomas G Wendell Cotton, D.D.S.. Fr james W. Cranham Mrs Ellen Crosetti Roselie Cuevas Frank M Gahall Sandra Cuevas '56 B09 Gallages Enedina Gallegas Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gallegas Phoemie Galwey '56 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Garcia Fred A. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. John Garcia Mrs. Louis E. Garcia, Tila '56 Garth Licgior Store Mr. Otis ates Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudin Mrs, Elaine George Georgie, Pat, Mary Lou '59 Loretta Gesell '56 Fred and Margaret Gifford Gil and Mil Herman and Lillian Giles Girl! Athletic Association Madeline Givens Glee Club Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Glenn, Sr. Rufus E. Glover Mr. and Mrs. John W. Golladay William Gomez '57, Mary Zamudio '58 Mr. Adolph Gonzales Mrs. Annie Perich Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Goodman Good Wishes Miss Hazel Gottschalk Jennette and Yvonne Goudeau Dolores Gracia, Dorothy Gatliff '57 Carol Graham Peter Michael Graham Mrs. Claudia Duhart Grand Florine Griflin and johnny Washington Freddie and Margaret Grifford Guerena: Oralea '55 and Olga '56 Mr. and Mrs. James Guillory, Sr. Rodrigo Guevara Ersilia Gunn Mr. Joseph J. Guzy Carolyn J. Guzzo Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hammer Rena Hanes Hardware Dept. First Street Store Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hashii Evelyn and Virginia Hatt '57 Marie Rose Healy '54 Claire M. Heard '50 Heck, Host '58 Helpers of the Holy Souls Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Henderson Catherine Henessy Eutimio Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. John Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Refugio Hernandez Virginia Herrera Janice Hetz '57 Connie Hidalgo '57 Highlanders 1, 2, 5, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Mr. Herman Hill Mrs. Excelsa Hohle Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Holguin Marianne Kane Holzgang Honey Dreamers and Padres-St. Joseph's Mr. and Mrs. Bennie T. Hooks William J. Horenburg Mrs. Angee House Howard Bros. Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Hubared Mrs. Dolores Hughes and family Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hunt Joe Huritz Joseph Husli, Jr. William P. lbelle and sons Sylvester J. Ina Mr. and Mrs. Shig Inamura Annette Irby Mr. and Mrs. Noel Irby Irregular Bulletin Staff Audra Ivie Walter Iwankiw Jan and Roger, Jay and George Ann Marie Jenacaro Anna C. and Lucille Jenkins Zona Jensen Jim and Donna Joan 11s2 and Marilyn 1255 Jo-Bea and Tim Johnny and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson Dina Ann Jones Julie Jordan '57 Mr. Tony Joseph Judy, Dee-Dee, Pat, Toni '58 Mr. Frank J. Juge Mr. and Mrs. George Kamada Mrs. M. Karaxer Kathleen, Jo Ann, Diana '58 Katy and Thelma Lillian Kaufman '54 Lillian and Joy Kim Mr. and Mrs. F. King and Cathy Pat King Frank Klodt Mr. Armir J. Kloess Mrs. Cora Knight Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knox Patricia Kueneman '55 Angie Kretzschmar '32 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gustav George Kuhn A. C. La Forge Richard A. Landen Antonia Landeros Larry and Betty The Latinians Le Cercle Jeanne d'Arc Mary Lee Jackie Le Gaux Legion of Mary Mr. and Mrs. A. I Leon and Elena Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lettergirls Eva Lieblany '59 Lifetime Furniture Wm. Paul and Mary 1 Lilia and Janet '56 Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ju Jo Lira Claris J. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. J. Maurice Mrs. Hannah C. Lovatt Mrs. Lucille G. Lovatt Betty Loya '57 Ginny and David Lozano Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lugo Delphene M. Lugo Mr. C. Lundberg Pat Madison '57 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Maes Mrs. Magliocco, Carmen and T Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Mahler Mrs. Martha Mallouf Lillian Jean Mann Marcos and Rocky Margie and Louie '60 Marie, Martha and Pauline '60 Mario and Gracie Ralph Mariscal Printing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin Henry -L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Domingo Martinez Joe Martinez Lecha Martinez Mary and Chuck Carr: Mary, Natalie, Cathy, and Pat Cathy Maslach '54 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matcovich Clifford B. Mathes Armida C. Mato '55 George Matook Mr. and Mrs. Al Matta, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McAfee Jane McGuire Utter McKinle Y Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McLean and family The John W. McVays and Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meany Rafael O. Medina Mike Mehringer John Mein Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Menchaca Mendez Mendoza Market Mills He and Mrs. Mendoza D. Meneses J. Mercier and family Alberto Meza Nick L. Miletich R. W. Millikan Donald Mills rbert Mills family Club Mason '57 and family Susan Mr. Eddie Reed, Jr. Mr. Herbert Reed Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reed Mrs. Mary Reidy Resurrection Youth Organization The Revillard Family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riccardi Rio Grande Cafe Dolores Rios Jessie Roberts Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Abe Robles and family Roblie, the Cop Caroline Rodriguez '55 Connie Rodriguez Frank Rodriguez Mrs. Jennie H. Rodriguez Rose Mary Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. H. Rohrbacher and Marcella Alan and Doris Romo Rosaire's French Cuisine Mr. and Mrs. Primo Rosales Mr. Al Rosas Adele Rousseve Royalettes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Mr. Vincent Rozycki Alvin Rubenstein Mr. Alberta Runge Helen Runge '57 Safeway St. Vincent s College, Fresh an Class Mrs. Ruth Salazar Mary Ann Salerno '58 Addie Mae Salmon Irene O. 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Sullivan Sylvia and Lloyd Paul Taber Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tami, Jr. Mrs. Mercedes G. Tapia Mrs. Juana L. Tarazon Mrs. May Taskevich Bernard Tatum Mr. and' Mrs. Ike Taylor Sharon Taylor Marie Tessier '57 Sandy Tevy Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thom, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Thomas and family Mrs. Kathleen Thompson The Ticket Tearers Mr. and Mrs. Bert P. Tomkins The Torres Family Beverly Torres Johnny Torres Lucy Torres Paul Torres Mr. Jerome Tou al Kenneth G. Trask Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trevillyan Dixie, Tom and Tim Tucker The Twins Uncle Jose and Associates Heddie Uyeda Mrs. Ruth Valencia Rosa Maria Vallado Maria Elena Valleio '56 Rosa Elida Vallejo '57 Martha van der Linden '50 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Van Muysen Mr. William P. Vaudeinn Lucy Vela '58 Toni Verrengia '57 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel R. Vidal Tim Villarin Barbara Volkmor Frank R. Walker ' Mrs. Josephine Walker Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Walker and family Ray Wallenberg Walt, the Helmsman Mr. and Mrs. Lathe Wamer Billy Watson Josh Weber '54 e Wedemeyer Family Margie ,Linehan Weilbacher '57 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Willemssen William, Virginia, Ernesto Mrs. Rose Mary Williams Glenn E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Winkel Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Wise Mr. and Mrs. James A. White Valencia Whiteside '58 Mrs. Anna C. Wolslau Mrs. Dorothy Wolslau Betty Joyce Woods '59 Pat Woulf '57 Keith Wright Mr. and Mrs. Edward Yamada Mrs. Rose Yates Julia Ybana Yendiejczyk Family Roy R. Yokoyama Kenny Yu Andis Zelaznog Christina Zubio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zwierlein ADAMS DRUG STORE 1209 South Central Avenue ESTELLA R. AGUILAR, STANLEY REPRESENTATIVE 216 South Saratoga Street AKI 5-10-25c UP 2222 West Jefferson Boulevard ALBION KNITTING MILLS 8417 South Hoover ALLAIN ELECTRIC 3512 Twelfth Avenue RUTH ALLEN GUEST HOME FOR AGED LADIES 529 South Virgil Avenue ALLEN'S LAUNDROMAT CHINESE LAUNDRY DEPT. 3671 Crenshaw Boulevard ALLIED SERVICE UNITS 5314 South Vermont Avenue ALL-STATE TELEVISION SERVICE 3160 West Pico Boulevard ALONDRA PARK CLEANERS 15119 Crenshaw Boulevard S. M. ALTER, M.D. 3875 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 307 AMERICAN ART GLASS COMPANY, INC. 7420-22 South Broadway AMERICAN DOLL HOSPITAL AND TOY SHOPPE 251 South Western Avenue AMERICAN SHADE AND DRAPERY COMPANY 4831 South Western Avenue THE ANITA SHOPS 3806 Culver Center, Culver City APEX ENGRAVING COMPANY 216 West Pico Boulevard CANUTO G. APODOCA 115 West Jefferson Boulevard ARIZONA TV, RADIO AND APPLIANCE 1678 Venice Boulevard ARLIN PHOTO STUDIO AND SUPPLIES 2321 West Jefferson Boulevard ARLINGTON PHARMACY 2100 West jefferson Boulevard AUBRY'S BARBER SHOP 3023 Jefferson Boulevard AUTO RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 4151 Venice Boulevard BALDERRAMA BROTHERS SUPERETTE 3652 East Sixth Street BARCO GARMENT COMPANY 937 East Pico Boulevard BARQ'S BOTTLING COMPANY 2331 East Eighth Street BATES-REDMONDS SERVICE STATION 2908 South Vermont Avenue BAUS AND ROSS COMPANY Public Relations Advertising DR. JESSIE C. BEASLEY -OPTOMETRIST 867 East Vernon Avenue BE-jAC'S LINENS AND GIFT SHOP 3127 South Vermont Avenue BETTER LIVING HOME SUPPLY 6919 South Broadway BEVERLY TERMITE CONTROL 4115 Beverly Boulevard BIANCA ORIGINALS BRIDAL 4616 Whittier Boulevard BIG BUN DRIVE-IN, Figueroa at Imperial BIG LOAF BAKERY 2318 West jefferson VINCENT BONFIGLIO, M.D. 1910 South Harvard BONNIE'S ORIGINALS 6017 Melrose Avenue BOTANA AND GOMEZ 4741 Brooklyn Avenue BOYLE HEIGHTS SEWING 1826 East First Street BRODER'S JEWELERS 768 South Vermont Avenue BROOKLYN RADIATOR 2737 Brooklyn Avenue BROTHERS CLEANERS 1478 West Santa Barbara BRUCFS SHOE REPAIR 4127 West Washington Boulevard BUMPER AND AUTO PLATING COMPANY 3517 Union Pacific Avenue CHARLES H. CAIN ROOFING 407 East Florence Avenue CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS 5680 Wilshire Boulevard CALLANAN-CLARK INSURANCE AGENCY 633 South Shatto Place Compliments of CARO AND UPRIGHT INC. CECILE'S DRESS SHOPPE 8665 South Broadway CHARLIE'S DELUXE SHOE SHINE Adams and Vermont CHARLES AND RAMON HAIR FASHIONS 4212 South Figueroa CHARMAINE Town and Country Village CHEVALIER AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 2921 West Pico Boulevard GEORGE CHEW, FINEST OF QUALITY MEATS 1534 West Vernon Avenue CHRIS' CAFE 4884 Fountain Avenue THE CLAIRE SHOPPE 3830 Main Street, Culver City COLONIAL FIREPLACE SHOPS 3350 West First Street WILLIAM P. COOPER JR., REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 640 South Wilton Place CORDON-SCHUSTER COMPANY 1131 North Western Avenue THE COTTON CORNER Farmers Market Stores WILLIE COVAN DANCE STUDIO 1316 East 41st Street CREST LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 700 North Hawthorne Boulevard CROSSLEY, YVONNE'S FLOWERS 6294 West Third Street CUPPARI BROTHERS - COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE 1101 West First Street DAISY READY-TO-WEAR SHOP 5427 South Denker Street DANNY'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS 7924 South Avenue DAVID'S W REPAIR Boulevard ACADEMY 2316 West East PHOTOGRAPHY COMPANY 141 W. C. FIELDS PAINTING CONTRACTOR 1142 South Serrano Avenue FIESTA SHOES-FARMER'S MARKET Third and Fairfax 15c WASH 5c DRY 3122 East Olympic Boulevard ANNA FIROS 437 South State Street FIRST SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY 3037 West Jefferson Boulevard FIRST STREET STORE 3640 East First Street FIVE POINTS FLOWER SHOP 2610 Pasadena,Avenue BEN FIX-THE TRUCK DEALER 2233 South Main Street FLASH RECORD SHOP 623 East Vernon Avenue J. D. FOWLER, M.D. 4259 South Central Avenue FRANK'S BURGERS 2890 West Olympic Boulevard FRANK'S FLOWER SHOP 115 North Rowan Avenue FRIEDMAN FURNITURE COMPANY 4353-61 South Western Avenue A FRIEND FUN SHOP Farmer's Market GENERAL AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 4427 West Pico Boulevard GENTLEMEN'S CLUB OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH 407 South Chicago Street GILBERT'S MEAT AND GROCERIES 2322 West Jefferson Boulevard C. W. GILL PLUMBING 2616 South Normandie Avenue GILMAN CLEANERS 2757 West Pico Boulevard GOLDEN WOOL COMPANY 3350 Packers Avenue GRAND CENTRAL LIQUORS 317 South Broadway Avenue GREGORY PRINTING COMPANY 9364 Culver Boulevard GUTIERREZ BROTHERS AND THEIR ORCHESTRA 217 North Evergreen Avenue J. M. GUTIERREZ AUTOMOBILES 5500 South Figueroa Street GWEN'S BEAUTY SALON 2409 West Santa Barbara Avenue CHARLES E. HAMILTON CACCOUNTANTJ 4406 Pico Boulevard JOHN CHEVRON SERVICE 2051 West Avenue HARMEL 1131 East HARVARD I 3 1 30 HAWAI CHEVRON SERVICE INSTRUMENT REPAIRS BEAKE, OPTOMETRISTS PICK DELIVERY INGLEWOOD TROPHY BASE COMPANY 13609 Crenshaw Boulevard, Bldgs. A-F-G INNES SHOE COMPANY 712 South Olive Street J. .sr J. NURSERY 13521 South Crenshaw Boulevard EARL P. JACKSON, REALTOR 12818 Paramount Boulevard JAY'S TAILOR 115 West Ninth Street JEAN'S FLOWERS 3652 West Slauson Avenue JEPPERSON'S DRESSES AND HATS Melrose and Normandie 72 1 1 Avenue JIM AND NISEI SERVICE STATION 1789 Boulevard JINI'S ACCESSORIES 1152 DICK 8103 Alix DR. HENRY 42 SERVICE PAUL 715 MAE 3320 MAY SALON MCC 1530 FRANK SERVICE 3112 MEDINA DAY AND NIGHT TV SERVICE -1 8431 South Hoover MELEDY FOODS 5 L 5701 South Vermont Avenue I, MERCED DAIRY 1819 North Merced, El Monte METROPOLITAN FORD 1269 South Figueroa MEXICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 356 South Broadway Street MICHAEL'S LUNCHROOM 2737 West Pico Boulevard MIDGET'S HEALTH CLUB STEAM BATH 328 South Pecan MIKE AND AL, UNION OIL SERVICE 4122 City Terrace MIKE'S SHOE-O-RAMA 2614 Crenshaw Boulevard MILANO AND CIOCHETTO IMPORTED GROCERY 3110 West Florence KATIE MILLES SCHOOL OF MUSIC 511 1 South Hoover MILLESON'S Farmers BROTHERS MUSIC COMPANY 2920 Boulevard MIRACLE CUT 5224 MI'I'I'LE'S 2666 West MODERN FOOD 140 South San MODERN PAINT 3019 West Pico Boulevard MOFFETTS CAMERA SUPPLY 4349 Sepulveda Boulevard MR. MOLINA'S PHARMACY 3746 Whittier Boulevard MONTERREY CAFE 2553 West Pico Boulevard MOOR'S TV AND RADIO 7705 South Broadway MULLER BROTHERS Hollywood MURPHY'S BEAUTY CORNER 3800 Bagly Avenue, Culver City NARLIE'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 11181 West Washington Boulevard NEW ENGLAND CLEANERS 1201 West 24th Street NOELANPS HULA STUDIO Call DUnkirk 2-4880 NORMANLY'S DRUGS 2753 West Pico Boulevard OLIVER'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS 1276 South Western Avenue ORT GREETING CARD COMPANY 1557 West Century Boulevard OUR LADY'S GIFT SHOP 6665 Sunset Boulevard STAN OVERBY, STYLE-CREST FURNITURE 811 North Pacific PACIFIC AROMATICS INC. 2450 Ramona Boulevard PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 4047 Trinity Street PACIFIC TELEPHONE Gr TELEGRAPH COMPANY 740 South Olive PARKVIEW HOTELS AND APARTMENTS, INC. 2205 West Sixth Street PARTYTIME 8314 Wilshire Boulevard PAUL'S BAKERY 2029 West 41st Drive PEACOCK LIQUOR SHOPPE 3421 South La Brea Avenue PEERLESS OPTICAL COMPANY 8416 Crenshaw Boulevard M. S. PENN, D.D.S. 6612 Rita, Huntington Park PETE'S MARKET 2702 West Seventh PHIL AND LEO'S APPLIANCE SUPPLY 3111 South Flower Street PHILIPS BEAUTY SALON 731 South Vermont Avenue PICO AND WESTERN FLORIST 1305 South Western Avenue PIONEER EDSEL 45021 Sierra Highway, Lancaster PIONEER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 3245 Wilshire Boulevard POLAR PALACE ICE SKATING 615 North Van Ness Avenue DR. PRATT 8323 Western Avenue DR. PABLO P. PRIETTO 726 Subway Terminal Building RAY'S FLYING A SERVICE 2200 East 124th Street RELIABLE DEPARTMENT STORE 2767 West Pico Boulevard REYES MARKET 4613 East Washington Boulevard REYES MILL SUPPLY 320 East 58th Street RIMPAU BARBER SHOP 4874 West Adams Boulevard JOE RIOS INSURANCE AGENCY 4363 South Vermont Avenue DR. EDWARD ROBBINS AND DR. JOHN L. BUEITLER 968 Avenue ROCKET 8221 OF PERSONALITY 394 1 SMITH'S SNO Boulevard I 43 The generosity of many brought into the light of r For that reason we have compiled Uniform Company Bear State Plumbing Company Christy Shepherd Studio Golden State Company Ltd. P Carroll Company Fidelity Van 8: Angeleno Photo Service General Services Arrowhead and Purrtas Water Louis D. Thomas Coast Visual Education Western Blind Service EDWARD P. VASQUEZ 4161 South Figueroa Street VERA'S CLEANERS 5035 West Jefferson Boulevard VERNON-VERMONT PHARMACY 4378 South Vermont Avenue VICKERS, INC. 2160 East Imperial VINEGARD CLEANERS AND DYERS 4571 West Washington Boulevard VIS-ED PRODUCTS 512 Western Avenue 88 WALLER DANCE ORCHESTRA 11512 South Avalon WALTER-HOLMES SHOE REPAIR AND GIFT SHOP 927 West Santa Barbara HERMAN L. WARRICK, QUEEN CAFE 1907 West Seventh Street WASHINGTON DYERS AND CLEANERS 2512 West Washington Boulevard WASHINGTON' AND SON SUPER SERVICE 7401 Avalon Boulevard WAZANSKY MEAT MARKET 8816 South Figueroa Street BEN WEISS PHARMACY 4000 South Vermont Avenue WEST COAST BILLIARD SUPPLY COMPANY 5029 West Pico Boulevard WEST COAST CLEANERS 5827 Crenshaw Boulevard WILSHIRE TOP SHOP 7125 Beverly Boulevard WILSON'S LIQUORS 2148 Venice Boulevard WONDER MARKET 4301 South Vermont Avenue WOOD FIBRE SHOP 2423 East First Street WRIGHT'S PRESCRIPTION 4181 West Washington YAMADA TERMINAL SUNDRIES 5051 West Jefferson Boulevard YOURGA 5-10c-81.00 STORE 2620 West Pico Boulevard Vancott Electric ' 11, Abaya, Victoria 110543 92 Acevedo, Sandra 19573 86 Acosta, Eileen 110563 93 Acuna, Olivia 19583 62, 87 Adams, Beatrice 110513 25, 90 Adams, Eleanor 110543 63, 92 ' Adler, Maxine 112563 37, 104 Adrain, Linda 112533 23, 30, 36, 75, 104 Aguilar, Alice 112523 104 Aguilar, Josephine 112583 104, 114 Aguilar, Lucille 19583 87 Aguilar, Mary Ellen 19513 82 Aguirre, Hortencia 112553 104 Ahlgren Barbara 111523 74, 98 Alatorrei Carmen 112553 104 Aldecoa, Mary Lou 19563 85 Alderson, Diane 111543 98 Alexander, Barbara 110553 92 Allain, Ruth 19543 84 Allen, Deloris 110573 38, 94 Allen, Janet 19523 82 Allen, Joan 111523 98 Allen, Marilyn 112553 57, 59. 63, 104 Alvarado, Sylvia 112533 37. 50, 104 Alvarez, Amelia 19593 86 Alvarez, Linda 112573 105 Alvarez, Priscilla 110543 92 Amador, Yolanda 111533 98 Anderson, Lorraine 19583 86 Andrasunas, Dalia 112533 26, 74, 105 Angulo, Anita 19593 42, 86 Angulo, Martha 19513 41, 82 Antone, Jackie 110523 25, 91 Apodaca, Eleanor 110593 95 Arballo, Mary 111583 101 Arbolida, Virginia 111553 99 Arcenaux, Li11ian 112553 105 Arensdorf, Ann 19563 60, 85 Arguello, Mary 111583 101 Arias, Carole 111583 101 Arias, Cecilia 19563 82 Arias, Mary Helen 112583 105 Arispe, Mary 195103 88 Armenta, Rebecca 112573 105 Armijo, Carmen 19513 82 Arnold, judy 111553 99 Arriola, Mary Lou 19563 86 Ashimoto, Joanne 111513 29, 35, 38, 40, 41, 42, 48, 58, 97 Ashley, Lydia 111573 100 Aspeitia, Helen 112553 105 Aubert, Martha 111533 98 Aubry, Audrey 19543 85 Aubry, Carol 195103 88 Aubry, Gaynell 19583 86 Aubry Jon a'Lida 110523 91 Aubry, Joycelyn 111553 99 Aubry, Noellie 110593 95 Avelar, Eleanor 111523 97 Avelar, Melinda 19533 83 Avila, Jovita 111543 88 Avila, Mary 110563 93 Avila, Ruby 19583 87 Avila, Margaret 112563 37, 105 Badon, Carolyn 19553 85 Badon, Grace 112523 105 Baez, Nancy 112573 37, 39, 50, 106 Baham, Cynthia 19553 85 Baker, Sheila 112563 106 Baker, Tonya 19523 82 Balling, Julianna 112583 36, 74, 106 Banks, Freddie 110513 26, 27, 90 Banuelos, Laura 112553 33, 106 Banuelos, Luz Maria 19573 86 Baptiste, Linda 19543 85 Baque, Loretta 112543 33, 64, 106 Barden, Sharon 19573 86 Barrett, Mary 19573 86 Basch, Darlene 19533 83 Basham, Mary 111563 63, 100 Basoco, Beatrice 112523 37, 106 Bates, Lucille 195103 88 Batt, Bettv 19S33 83 Bautista, Betania 111523 98 Bell, Jamie 110513 25, 63, 89, 90 Belmonte, Victoria 111543 32, 75, 77, 98 Belsan, Cherie 19513 63, 82 Beltran, Mary Louise 112523 106 Benitez, Antoinette 112533 32, 38, 39, 41, 72, 107 Bennett, Barbara 19553 84 Bennett, Emma 110573 94 Bennett, Vera 112573 72, 107 Benoil, Gazelda 19523 68, 82 Bermijo, Elaine 110593 95 Bermudez, Elba 110523 25, 26, 27, 36, 39, 42, 68, 91 Bernal, Jo Anne 110523 25, 26, 27, 32, 42. 68, 91 Bernauer, Rosemarie 110573 94 Bertrand, Norma 111563 63, 100 Beverly, Jo Ann 19523 35, 82 Biagas, Brenda 112583 107 Biggs, Catherine 19553 85 Billitti, Mary 19533 83 Bindrup, Jo Ann 112513 24, 30, 41, 58, 71, 107 Bishop, Laurene 19583 57, 86 Black, Carlotta 19563 85 B1acl9ftord,7Kathleen 111513 26, 27, 34, 35, 38, , 9 Blackman, Portia 195103 42, 88 Blandino, Susan 112573 107 Bogue, Isabel 19523 68, 82 Boltz, Patricia 112563 107 Bonillas, Rosemarie 111523 39, 98 Bordenave, Yolanda 111563, 38, 58, 100 Bossier, Patricia 112523 10 Boussolari, Judy 19553 84 Boutte, Elaine 112523 86, 107 Boutte, Romaine 19573 86 Boven, Angela 111523 98 Bozeman, Jo Ann 110573 94 Bradford, Jimmie Marie 19543 85 Brambila, Norma 19593 86 Braxton, Elizabeth 19593 86 Braud, Louella 111573 100 Brazdzionis, Saule 110513 90 Brennen, Mary Jane 19563 85 Brill, Joan 110513 25, 26, 27, 32, 50, 64, 68, 90 Brionnes, Margaret 195103 88 Briseno, Irene 112573 108 Brooms, Gail 110523 38, 91 Brophy, Mary Jo 111583 27, 36, 64, 74, 101 Broussard, Carolyn 110593 95 Brown, Blondina 110513 90 Brown, Carolyn 19573 86 Brown, Dolores 19533 83 Brown, Janice 110553 93 Brown, Joyce 112523 25, 108 Brown, Mary Anne 112553 108 Bryant, Diane 19543 85 Bryant, Nita 195103 42, 88 Burke, Marguerite 19533 50, 83 Burgad, Barbara 110583 94 Bush, Beryl 112563 35, 98, 99 Burnham, Rita 111533 28, 48, 59, 76, 98 Butlgig, F6-sinces 111513 23, 32, 42, 59, 63, 72, Buxkemper, Margaret 111543 27, 32, 75, 98 Cahill, Karen 110543 92 Calagon, ggyce 112523 108 Calamia, ary Lou 110563 92 Calamia, Virginia 112543 30, 39, 40, 108 Callahan, Carolyn 112553 31, 32, 49, 108 Callanan, Mary 112573 108 Calva, Cecilia 111583 101 Calvano, Judy 111573 75, 101 Camion, Charlotte 19553 33, 85 Campbell, Carole 110533 91 Campos, Cecilia 110563 92 Canales, Bertha 112553 37, 41, 109 Canales, Cecilia 111533 99 Cano, Flora 112583 24, 36, 57, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 73, 103, 105, 109 Cano, Linda 112583 24, 31, 41, 49, 57, 59, 63, 73, 103, 105, 109 Caput, Lucy 112543 77, 109 Cardona, Connie 111553 99 Carmona, Celia 111543 98 Carr, Patricia 112533 28, 31, 48, 109 Carreon, Alicia 195103 88 Carrera, Alice 110553 92 Cassella, Terry 112543 109 Castaneda, Charlena 110563 33, 92 Castaneda, Florinda 112563 64, 109 Castellanos, 1-laydee Luz 19553 84 Castellanos, Hilda 110573 94 Castro, Glenda 19553 63, 81, 85 Castro, Maria 19513 82 CHSIEQE, Wilma 111513 26, 40, 59, 62, 63, 68, , 9 Caswell, Sharon 112523 110 Cedillos, Maria 110563 93 Cegarra, Mary 112573 110 Chacon, 1rene 110563 93 Chacon, Lela 112533 37, 38, 39, 41, 110 Charnook, Susan ,19573 60, 62,'85 Chase, Mary Lou 110573 94 Chavez, Irene 19583 86 Chertoff, Gloria 195103 88 Chevalier, Arlene 110533 91 Ciambella, Eleanor 110553 92 Ciccoianni, Diana 112533 38, 41, 64, 110 Ciponi, Arlene 110513 25, 32, 46, 62, 74, 90 Cisneros, Carolina 19573 86 Clark, Doran 110523 26, 27, 91 Clayton, Estelle 110553 93 Clayton, Jill 19573 60, 86 Coleman, Verna 111583 101 Collins, Catherine 110573 94 Collins, Cleonia 110533 90 Connell, Julie 112513 31, 36, 48, 40, 59, 60, 61, 77, 110 Connolly, Dorothy Marie 112513 45, 75, 110 Cook, Emily 112533 37, 40, 59, 60, 62, 110 Cook, Jacqueline 112513 38, 40, 57, 110 Cook, Sandra 110583 95 Cooke, Joanna 19523 33, 68, 82 Cooney, Carole 19553 85 Coonis, Georgianna 110533 25, 91 Coonis, Priscilla 111543 32, 46, 64, 74, 98 Cooper, Marie 110533 25, 42, 90 Cordova, Carolyn 112573 lll Coria, Cecilia 111563 39, 49, 100 Corral, Carol 195103 88 Corral, Josephine 110553 92 Corson, Theresa 110583 25, 94, 95 Cortez, Anne 19593 86 Cortez, Dolores 110563 93 Cortez, Rosella 112543 32, 37, 48, 70, lll Coste, Joy 110543 92 Cota, Patricia 19583 86 Cota, Patricia 195103 88 Cotton, Carol 111583 101 Courtois, Cherie 111523 38, 40, 46, 64, 98 Cropper, Glenda 19573 86 Crosetti, Mary 111563 39, 50, 100 Crusto, Sonja 19513 82 Crucher, Carolvn 19513 82 Crutcher, De Ottis 110533 90 Crutcher, Quaintance 111583 101 Cunningham, Julie 195103 88 Curry, Loubecca 110553 49, 93 Curtis, Sandy 111543 32, 59, 63, 98 Cuttrell, Kathleen 112513 29, 40, 64, 111 Dahl, Barbara 19523 68, 82 Daly, Margaret 111573 100 Daly, Margaret 110513 90 Dang, Marjorie 111523 26, 27, 42, 46, 52, 98 Dang, Patricia 19533 83 D'Antignac, Diane 195103 88 D'Arcy, Jane 110543 64, 92 Dartas, Lovetta 112583 39, lll Daste, Gail 19593 86 Daun, Jean 111523 32, 98, 62 Daun, Joy Anne 112513 27, 40, 47, 59, 60, 62, 63, 74, 111 Daun, Judy 19573 60, 86 Davenport, Carolyn 110513 35, 90 6 Davis, Barbara 110573 94 Davis, Joann 112523 111 Davis, Sharron 110583 95 Davitt, Margaret 19523 68, 82 Dc Acetis, Anna Marie 112543 39, 42, 47, 111 De Aguero, Margaret 112563 37, 111 De Anda, Diana 112563 37, 64, 112 De Anda, Elva 19583 86 Dedeaux,'Carolyn 110553 92 Dejan, Glynis 110513 25, 90 De Large, Rhoda 19593 86 De Leon, JOE1da 110513 25, 26, 27, 46, 90 Delgado, Virginia 111533 99 Delzer, Joanne 111513 46, 75, 97 Dennis, Jody 110513 90 Dente, Darlene 19523 82 Desmore, Connie 110533 91 De Y2a4rgisi2Ann 112583 24, 28, 30, 36, 41, 58, Devers, Marquita 19523 82 Diaz, Estela 110583 95 Diaz, Gloria 110583 95 Diaz, Herlinda 19583 87 Diaz, Irene 19593 86 Di Bartolomeo, Mary Jane 19583 86 Di Cerbo, Jean 110513 25, 32, 49, 90 Dieterle, Joan 110593 95 Dillon, Geraldine 110563 92 Dittrich, Elfriede 111563 40, 100 Djurkowitsch, Anna 111513 32, 97 Doe, lrene 111523 97 Dolci, Patricia 112553 24, 47, 105, 112 Domrose, Karen 110593 42, 95 Donnell, Allene 112573 37, 64, 112 Donohue, Margaret 111543 32, 42, 98 Douglas, Leris 195103 88 Downey, Sharon 110543 25, 92, 93 Doyle, Francine 111523 28. 74, 97 Draper, Sandy 112513 23, 24. 27, 28, 29. 50, 48 59, 63, 64, 69, 71,105,112 Duefrene, Kathleen 111523 57, 59, 63, 97 DUCgFAiAg6'1CS 110513 25 27, 57, 60, 61, 62, 3 9 Dugas, June 11151397 Duhay, Patricia 111543 98 Duplessis, Zandra 19593 86 Durald, Janis 19583 87 Durant, Delia 19563 50, 85 Durio, Sandra 19583 87 Dwelly, lrmgard 112533 38, 39, 114 Eagle, Kathleen 110593 95 Eason, Tracy 112513 27, 28, 38, 40, 105, 112 Echeverria, Carmen 19543 84 Ehling, Annemarie 112553 41, 47, 113 Ehling, Heidi 110593 95 Elizondo, Ruth 110513 25, 32, 46, 90 Ellis, Patti 111563 39, 75, 77, 100 Encinas, Cecilia 112573 113 Englehard, Diane 112513 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 39, 40, 58, 59, 61, 75, 105, 113 Enriquez, Julieta 112563 37, 64, 113 Escoboza, Adeline 112573 113 Escoboza, Loretta 110583 95 Escoboza, Virginia 110583 95 Escudero, Lorraine 112573 113 '45 Esparza, Angelina 110563 93 Espinoza, Arlene 112513 26, 27, 31, 36, 40, 45, 46, 113 Espinoza, Martha Stella 19553 84 Espitia, Margaret 111533 99 Espitia, Martha 19553 84 Estell, Marita 19533 83 Estrada, Eleanor 112573 114 Estrada, Hermelinda 110593 95 Estrada, Irma 19563 50, 85 Estrada, Olivia 110583 95 Etheridge, Glenice 19593 87 Fant, Marvel 110543 92 Fashing, Joan 110523 91, 62 Fashing, Mary Ann 111513 62, 76, 97 Fedorra, Adelina 110583 95 Ferguson, Joan 110533 91 Fernandez, Helen 19513 82 Fernandez, Norma 112543 41, 47, 114 Ferreira, Carole 195103 B8 Fields, Myrties 19533 83 Fierro, Mary Louise 112553 38, 114 Figueroa, Mary 111533 99 Finks, Juanita 111573 100 Finley, Evelyn 112533 114 Fischinger, Angelica 19533 83 Fischinger, Barbara 512513 27, 114 Fisher, Cynthia 1125 3 24, 35, 64, 114 Fitzgerald, Mary 112583 36, 49, 70, 114 Fitzgerald, Susan 19573 86 Flores, Annette 110553 93 Flores, Carmen 19543 84 Flores, Delores 111553 99 Floyd, Gloria 110513 90 Fly, Frances 110543 92 Flynn, Barbara 19533 83 Fontes, Cecila 19523 83 Fontes, Esperanza 19593 85, 86 Ford, Kathryn 19533 83 Fortin, Eileen 110513 25, 26, 27, 28, 49, 63, 89, 90 Foster, Judy 110543 92 Fousek, Margaret 19523 82 Frame, Anne 19573 86 Freeman, Kathy 111573 75, 100 Freglette, Cano e 110583 95 Fritz, Rosa 112553 114 Fuchek, Jennie 19553 85 Fuentes, Josephine 112573 115 Fujita, Patricia 195103 88 Fujita, Penny 195103 88 Fukushima, Patricia 19563 35, 85 Fulton, Peggydo 110513 27, 90 Funches, Bren a 111563 33, 60, 100 Fusilier, Lazett 110573 94 Gabor, Cathy 110573 38, 94 Gagan, Patti 112543 59, 63, 73, 115 Gagliardi, Dolores 19523 82 Gale, Cecilia 110543 92 Galian, Judy 19563 85 Galindo, Maria Elena 112513 27, 31, 64, 115 Gallegos, Enedina 19543 84 Galway, Romayne 111543 27, 32, 98 Galvan, Esther 112523 115 Galvan, Rosalie 19533 62, 83 Ganey, Susan 111583 34, 36, 58, 101 Gamboa. Alice 112573 115 Gamez, Rebecca 19573 86 Gamez, Rita 110583 94 Ganske, Sharon 112533 34, 35, 115 Garcia, Alma 19543 85 Garcia, Carolina 110533 25, 68, 90 Garcia, Delores 111553 99 Garcia, Elizabeth 19553 84 Garcia, Evelyn 112543 26, 27, 64, 115 Garcia, Irene 112553 37, 116 Garcia, Margarita 19513 82 Garcia, Martha 19513 82 Garcia, Romelia 112573 116 Garcia, Rose Marie 19533 83 Garcia, Yolanda 110573 25, 95 Gardina, Jacqueline 112543 115 Gartner, Brigitte 19563 85 Gaudin, Rosella 112553 116 Gaudin, Sandra 111513 27, 32, 97 Geneor, Jean 195103 88 Geraldino, Anna 110523 33, 38, 91 Giambrone, Serafina 112583 114, 116 Giarraffa, Elaine 111543 98 Gil, Teresa 111533 99 Gill, Regina 110583 95 Gillespie, Patricia 111543 98 Glenn, Era 110533 33, 9 Gomez, Anita 19573 86 Gomez, Consuelo 110563 93 Gomez, Gloria 19513 82 Gomez, Gloria 19553 85 Gomez, Maria Stella 112553 31, 116 Gomez, Rachel 110563 93 Gonden, Dolores 110523 91 Gonden, Gonzales, Michele 111583 101 Emestine 112563 116 Gonzales, Mary Ann 110553 92 Gonzales, Mercedes 111533 74, 99 Gonzales, Patricia 19513 42, 82 Gonzales, Yolanda 19523 68, 82 Gonzales, Dolores 19583 87 Gonzales, Rebecca 110513 25, 27, 90 Gonzales Rita 111553 99 Gonzales: 'riuie uossm 94 39. 40, 58, Gonzalez, Sidna 112533 39, 47, 116 Goode, Glazina 111563 27, 29, 38, 59, 100 Goodman, Frances 19593 87 Goudeau, Yvonne 110533 86, 91 Goula, Sheila 110563 93 Graham, Linda 19533 83 Granado, Virginia 112583 37, 116 Granados, Antonia 111553 99 Granados, Mary 110533 33, 69, 91 Grant, Angela 111523 97 Grayson, Carole 111563 58, 100 Green, Carolyn 19543 84 Green, Verna Dean 19553 84 Griffin, Florine 111533 99 Guerena, Anita Louise 112513 24, 38, 117 Guerena, Magdalena 110513 90 Guerena, Marina 111513 100 Guerena, Rose Marie 111513 28, 34, 38, 42, 48, 64, 97 Gueorev, Danielle 110533 90 Guillemette, Johanna 111573 100 Guillary, Mary Lee 112553 37, 117 Gunn, Ersilia 112513 27, 29, 35, 40, 48, 73, 117 Gurrola, Amelia Valentina 19553 84 Gutierrez, Margaret Mary 19553 25, 90 Gutierrez, Melva 111563 92 Gutierrez, Socorro 19523 82 Guzman, Margaret 111563 Guzman, Mary 110563 93 Guzman, Margaret 195103 88 Guzzo, Jolene 111543 50, 54, 57, 59, 62, 63, 64, 73, 98 I Hahn, Elizabeth 111533 99 Hakala, Rosalie 111583 27, 101 Hakim, Gloria 110523 25, 64, 68, 91 Hamaski, Darlene 110513 25, 90 Hamilton, Pamela 19573 68, 86 Hammer, Peggy 111513 26, 27, 29, 38, 48, 97 Harden, Sally 19583 87 Harmel, Elizabeth 19553 50, 87, 96 Harmel, Marie 112533 24, 26, 27, 29, 30, 38, 40, 45, 52, 117 Harrell, Henrietta 19543 84 Harris, Beverly 110553 '92 Harwell, Everil 111523 97 Harwell, Phyllis 19523 68, 82 Hashii, Cecilia Mary 111513 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 41, 97 Hawkins, Francine 19593 86 Haydel, Patricia 111583 101 Heatter, Mary 19533 83 Heck, Yvonne 112553 37, 117 Hemstreet, Yolanda 111573 100 Henderson, Dolores 111543 98 Hennessy, Suzanne Clarice 19573 62, 82 Henry, Doris 195103 88 Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez, , Dolores 110523 91 , Dora 110573 38, 95 , Isabel 19523 68, B2 ,Lupe 112523 32, 38, 48, 64, 117 Theresa 111563 21, 27, 29, 49, 100 Herndon, Linda 110523 35 Herweck, Karen 112523 117 Hetz, Lois 112533 24, 26, 27, 30, 39, 117 Higashi, Barbara 19533 26, 42, 83 Higashi, Frances 112513 24, 29, 38, 42, 118 Higgins, Mary 19583 42, 50, 82 Higgins, Peggy Ann 111513 35, 40, 42, 97 Higginson, Gwendolyn 110563 25, 9 Hild, Kay 112563 118 Hill, Andrea 110523 91 Hill Carolyn 19593 87 Hill, Faith 111533 99 Hill, Herma 19563 85 Hirsch, Arlene 111523 26, 27, 97 Hodgkiss, Virginia 111553 99 Holguin, Alma Ann 112513 34, 35, 38, 41, 118 Hook, Kathi 111563 100 Horenburg, Rose Marie 1125l3,23, 24, 44, 45, 48, 49, 52, 59, 62, 71, 72, 5,118 Horn, Pauline 110533 42, 60, 91 Hostettler, Christian 111513 27, 29, 40, 97 Hostettler, Martha 110533 91 Howard, Patricia 111573 100 Howell, Kay 112573 118 Hubert, Theresia 110533 91 Hudson, Elaine 110543 92 Hudspeth, Sherry 19563 85 Huey, Ida 110553 68, 92 Hughes, Rondalynne 19573 86 Hunt, Cathy 19563 85 Hunter, Mychelle 110513 28, 34, 35, 50, 69, 90 Hurd, Patricia 111573 101 Hurwitz, Elga 110573 95 Husar, Rose 111513 27, 97 Husli, Anna 19533 42, 83 Hutson, Millicent 112533 35, 48, 71, 118 Ibanez, Janice 111553 99 lberri, Marina 19513 83 Iosue, Marie 112513 38, 118 Irizarry, Maria 112543 24, 39, 48, 49, 57, 58, 118 Irizarry, Martha 112553 118 lwankiev, Tanya 19573 86 Jackson, Audrey 19513 60, 62, 82 Jackson, Barbara 112553 119 Jackson, Dolores 195103 88 Jackson, Mary 19593 87 Jackson, Patricia 111583 62, 101 Jacobson, Gertie 112523 119 x3-, , 6, James, suse 111553 99 4 Janys, Loretta 112553 47. 119 L Jaques, Irene 110583 42, 93- Jaramillo, Amalia 110583 94 ., Jauregui, Mary 110543 42, 92 Jeanmafie, Betty 111563 ss, loo Jefferson, Barbara 110593 95 Jenkins, Donna 19593 87 Jensen, Lynda 19593 87 Jimenez, Ophelia 19593 86 Johnson, Barbara 110523 91 Johnson, Beverly 110543 25, 92 Johnson, Charlotte 111563 36, 38, 100 Johnson, Elizabeth 19523 68, 82 Johnson, Janet 112533 119 Johnson, Jo Ann 19533 83 Johnson, Joyce 112533 119 Johnson, Kay 19523 68, 83 Johnson, Viviane 111553 99 Jones, Dina 111553 99 Jones, Vernadean 110553 92 Jordan, Celeste 111563 100 Jordan, Eva 112533 24, 29, 30, 32, 64, 73, 119 Juarez, Alice 112583 24, 37, 38, 41, 57, 59, 63, 76, 103, 119 Juarez, Esther 111543 98 Juchters Jeanne 111553 99 Juge, Diane 111543 63, 98 Jurash, Jo Ann 111573 100 Kaiser, Carole 112523 120 Kane, Rose Mary 112563 120 Karsten, Elizabeth 111583 36, 100 Kashishian, Jerilyn 19513 82 Kaufman, Gail 112563 37, 120 Keane, Camille 112543 120 Kellen, Marjorie 110533 91 Kenny, Mary Ann 111513 23, 28, 32, 34, 54, 57, 59, 64, 71, 72, 77. 97 Keresztes, Livia 112563 120 Kessel, Gisela Barbara 19553 85 Keyes, Sally 19583 42, 87 Kimble, Dorothy 112573 120 Kinerk, Margaret 19533 26, 28, 50, 62, 64, 83 Kinegi, lggtricia. 111513 27, 28, 32, 40, 48, 59, King, Catherine 112533 120 King, Josette 112523 73, 120 King, Mary Pat 110543 25, 92 King, Theresa 19583 87 Kinney, Cordelia Rose 112513 23, 24, 55, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, 120 Kirchen, Ann 112533 31, 48, 58, 60, 64, 66, 103, 121 Kirchen, Patricia 111513 32, 58, 59, 97 Kitchupolos, Roberta 19533 26, 63, 83 Klecka, Patricia 112573 33, 121 Klopp, Ingrid 111513 26, 27, 33, 38, 40, 47, 97 Knox, Lucy Ann 112553 121 Kobiskie, Julie 110523 91 Korek, Andrea 110513 91 Korek, Judith 19533 83 Krakowiak, Sharon 19533 83 Krause Virginia 19523 83, 26, 42, 50, 62 Krewe,i1,Anna fussy 99 Kuchta, Peggy 111573 100 Kuentz, Lorraine 112583 121 Kulaga, Christine 195103 88 Kulaga, Donna 110593 88, 95 Kunz, Elizabeth 19513 82 La Blanc, Sheila 19573 42, 86 Iabro, Aura 110573 95 Lack, Berwind 112533 27, 34, 38, 121 Laffargue, Denise 111533 99 Laffoon, Inez 19543 60, 62, 84 Landry, Amelia 112573 121 Landry, Carolyn 111573 101 La Pierre, Judith 19573 86 La Grone, Nancy 19533 83 Lara, Maria Dolores 110563 93 Lara, Ramona 19583 87 Laremore, Donnis 112583 24, 35, 122 Lavelle, Anne 111553 91 Lavery, Donna 111543 32, 46, 64, 74, 98 Lawless, Carolyn 111533 99 Leaver, Jane 19533 50, 60, 62, 68, 85 Lee, Linda 112513 24, 31, 36, 40, 45, 58, 59, 122 Le Doux, Patricia 19553 84 Left, Gloria 112533 24, 30, 32, 35, 64, 122 Le Gaux, Jacqueline 112553 122 Lembeye, Adrienne 110523 23, 25, 60, 75, 89, 91 Lembeye, Claudette 112583 23, 24, 58, 60, 63, 64, 71, 104, 122 Lepore, Dolores 19523 64, 83 Lesco, Susan 19563 85 Lew, Marianne 110533 91 Lewis, Joan 19533 83 Lieblang, Eva 111583 33, 101 Lightner, Mary Ann 112533 48, 73, 122 Limon, Yolanda 110583 94 Linton, Norma 111533 62, 99 Livingstone. Joan,19S53 84 Lloreda, Renee 19583 76, 87 Llorens, Camlyn 111543 42, 98 Llorens, Patricia 112573 42, 122 Loper, Margo Ann 19553 85 Lopez, Claris 19563 85 Lopez, Dorothy 19583 87 Lopez, Irene 19553 84 Lorange, Marie 112553 28, 36, 48, 122 Lord, Phyllis 111583 40, 101 v-vw' Lo ie, Jeanne 112551 123 Lou, agin, Rim 110591 95 Loy t, Jacqueline 19591 87 LDV! t, Joanne 112551 123 Ipit' Marie 112571 37, 123 Levi, Velma 110591 28, 32, 69. 95 Lsidiway, Carol 19531 83 Lukesh, Carol 111521 34, 37, 57, 74, 97 Lundberg, Annie 19581 33, 87 Madigan, Kathleen 19511 82 Macs, Inez 112561 37, 88, 41, 123 Maestas, Ramona 112541 37, 39, 72, 105, 123 Magallanes, Rosemary 111531 99 Magallanes, Yolanda 111521 27, 97 Magana, Charlotte 19511 82 Magana, Mary 111541 98 Magdalena, Rosemary 19591 87 Magliocco, Carmen 112531 32, 33, 39, 56, 58. 64, 76, 123 Magliocco, Tonie 112511 22, 23, 24, 40, 58, 63, 64, 69, 105, 107, 123 Mahler, Mary Louise 111561 47, 100 Maichin, Stephanie 110531 91 Maldonado, Gloria 111581 33, 101 Mandl, Ingrid 19561 85 Mann, Lillian 19511 82 Marenco, Leyla 111541 98 Marotta, Maria 19591 86 Marrs, Patricia 111521 57, 59, 63, 88 Martin, Beth 19541 42, 84 Martin, Mary 112511 29, 38, 49, 59, 124 Martinez, Barbara 19591 87 Martinez, Celia 111541 32, 98 Martinez, Clementina 112581 32, 37, 50, 70, 76, 124 Martinez, Juanita 19511 82 Martinez, M. Rosella 110511 42, 90 Martinez, Margaret 19511 83 Martinez, Martha 111541 98 Martinez, Mary Ann 111571 101 Martinezg Mary Louise 19561 85 Martinez, Molly 19591 89 Martinez, Rebecca 19541 84 Martinez, Rita 111541 99 Martinez, Rosemarie 110591 95 Marty, Mary Lou 111581 101 Maruco, Mary Lou 110561 93 Maruna, Ingrid 111521 97 Matcovich, Virginia 111571 101 May, Janet 19591 89 May, Wilma 111571 100 Maxwell, Sandra 19571 86 McCalla, Carol 112551 124 McCaw, Marie 19521 68, 83 McCormick, Patricia 112571 124 McCray, Friedia 110521 91 McGilvray, Jean 110561 93 McKay, Judy 111561 100 McLean, Jeanne 112541 37, 64, 124 McMehan, Annette 112571 103, 124 McVea, Jacq7ueline 112541 31, 32, 37, 40, 57, 59, 62, 2, 124 Meany, Marie 19511 64, 68, 71, 82 Mecredy, Valerie 110551 92 Melendez, Caroline 19591 87 Mellone, Laura 111541 42, 98 Menchaca, Rosemarie 112531 38, 39, 41, 124 Mendias, Delia 110581 25, 42, 94 Mercier, Barbara 112561 37. 72, 124 Merino, Iivangelina 110561 93 Metoyer, Theresa 19561 85 Metoyer, Linda 110521 25, 91 Metzler, Diana 112531 39, 125 Metzler, Jeanine 19571 86 Michel, Lois 110551 92 Mier, Rose Marie 110541 92 Miletich, Kathrine 110541 42, 49, 69, 92 Milke, Patricia 110511 25, 27, 32, 50, 60, 68 Millan, Dolores 112541 39, 64, 125 Miller, Suzanne 112541 23, 32, 59, 60, 64, 75, 102, 104, 125 Millikan, Betty 111571 68, 69, 100 Mills, Althea 19591 87 Mills, Deidre 112581 125 Mimiaga. Lucia 112581 125 Minor, Judy Ann 110521 91 Miranda, Esther 112581 27, 125 Misquez, Pat 110571 34, 42, 68, 95 Misquez, Sylvia 112561 34, 35, 125 Mitchell, Janice 19551 84, 86 Molinar, Rose 110511 27, 68, 90 Moore, Melanie 19541 84, 85 Moore, Patricia 111511 23, 32, 42, 58, 63, 97 Moorefield, Theresa 111531 56, 59, 60, 63, 100 Moncur Melinda 111511 32, 97 Mondragon, Lydia 19521 68, 83 Monroe, Charlavonna 111521 74, 97 Montana, Anne 111581 62, 76, 101 Montana, Irene 110521 63, 68, 89, 91 Montante, Yolanda 195101 88 Montielh, Patricia 19571 64, 86, 87 Montoya, Virginia 110591 95 Morales, Margaret 111551 99 Morales, Martha Margarite 19551 85, 87 Moran, Lillian 110571 94 Moran, Shirley 19511 84 Moran, Yvonne 111511 97 Morehead, Georgia 111521 57, 97 Morehouse Corrine 112531 34, 35, 59, 73, 127 Merenco, lleana 1951182 Moret, Marcia 111511 32, 97 Morgan, Janis 110541 92 Morris, Carol 19511 82 Morris, Barbara 19581 87 Morris, DOHIIH 112531 30, 126 Morris, Yolanda 111571 101 Mortz, Margaret 110511 26, 27, 34, 35, 50, 92 Mosqueda, Sonia 112541 37, 126 Moya, Carmen 111571 101 Mudd, Phyllis 19591 87 Munoz, Eloise 110551 92 Muro, Stella 110511 23, 25, 26, 27, 89, 90 Musquiz, Josephine 112531 24, 34, 37, 72, 77, 126 Mortz, Mary 19581 50 Nagel, Anna 111531 99 Nahas, Elaine 1105411 92 , Navarrette, Antonia 19571 86 Nava, Socorro 19571 86 Navarro, Alice 110561 93 Navarro, Yolanda 112581 126 Neal, Gwen 112571 126 Neale, Susan 19521 83 Nebrensky, Anne 112541 126 Nebrensky, Donna 195101 88 Needham, Nancy 110551 92 Negrete, Sally 112541 126 Nelson, Betty 111571 101 Nelson, Joanne 19591 87 Nelson, Lilie 112561 126 Nerone, Daniella 112541 127 Neuburger, Annemarie 112521 36, 41, 127 Neuburger, Gertrude 110581 94 Neumeier, Marie 111561 27, 39, 100 Nevares, Anna Marie 110551 92 Nevarez, Theresa 112521 38, 48, 73, 103 Newell, Jackie 111521 97 Newell, Kathleen 19571 86 Newell, Sylvia 112521 127 Nichols, Linda 110551 92 Niesner, Anna 110551 92 Nino, Lydia 195101 88 Noguera, Karen 19531 83 Noriega, Alice 112561 37, 127 Noz, Mary Helen 19581 87 Nunez, Mary 19541 84 Nunn, Janice 111581 101 Ochoa, Cecilia 19561 85 Ochoa, Elva 110561 93 O'Connor, Barbara 110581 94 0'Connor, Julie 110571 27, 32, 34, 69, 94 Okamura, Catherine 19531 83 Okita, Mary 19561 26, 35, 85 Olguin, M. Ellen 19541 84 Olivas, Alice 19551 84 Olivas, Rachel 111521 97 Olivera, Rosa 110551 93 O'Ma11ey, Maureen 112541 37, 58, 127 0'Malley, Sheila 112531 50, 77, 127 O'Marr, Kathleen 112551 24, 29, 34, 38, 52, 106, 128 Orcutt, Beverly 112541 32, 34, 35, 48, 58, 72, 128 Ortiz, Margaret 111581 101 Orlando, Lorraine 19591 87 Ornellas, Caridad 195101 88 Ornellas, Maria 110561 93 Oflifgg, ggary Louise 110511 25. 26, 27, 28, Ory, Linda 112541 129 Osollo, Diane 111551 99 Ostrowski, Irene 112541 129 Osuna, Lourdes 19561 85 Otero, Socorro 110551 93 Overby, Cecile 110521 91 O'Ward, Ernestine 19531 35, 42, 83 Owens, Jimetta 110581 94 Padilla, Margo 195101 88 Palacio, Mollie 112581 128 Pantojo, Mary Helen 111531 99 Papavero, Carolyn 112571 128 Parker, Paulette 19511 82 Parker, Madeleine 112561 37, 82, 128 Parkinson, Joyce 111521 27, 29, 48, 57, 59, 97 Paterson Sharon 111531 49, 98 Paz, Nadine 112581 128 Pea, Frances 19511 82 Percy, Linda 19571 63, 81, B6 Percy, Normae 112561 129 Perez, Cecilia 110581 94 Perez, Della 111581 96, 101 Perez, Hope 112571 33, 129 Perez, Magdalena 19541 84 Perez, Mary Lou 110521 36, 91 Perez, Nancy 111581 64, 74, 98 Pernia, Mary Lou 19541 84 Perrgtilt, lgvette 111581 28, 34, 36, 40, 42, 57, , 1 1 Perry, Ruth 19551 84 Pesehke, cami 111511 28, 56, 59, 60, 61, 71, 97 Petrone, Patricia 112511 22, 23, 24, 30, 38, 41, 59, 63, 64, 71, 129 Pfiffner Mary Lou 110571 94 Phillips, Patricia 112541 31, 70, 129 Pichardo, Dolores 110541 92 Pierce, Nancy 110511 90 Pierce, Ponchitta 110511 27, 42, 50, 90 Pina, Linda 19541 84 Pla, Zenaida 110561 93 Plock, Mary Louise 112511 24, 31, 40, 50, 71, 129 Plotner, Carole 111511 29, 97 Plotrggr, Sgda 112531 31, 34, 36, 41, 59, 70, Poche, Mary 110571 42, 70, 94 Pollick, Sonia 110551 93 Ponce, Lydia 111541 99 Ponce, Susan 19571 S6 Pontrelli, Amelia 19571 86 Porter, Patricia 110551 93 Powell, Jeanne 110521 26, 27, 90 Prestinaryg Marlene 111511 101 Preston, Aubrey 111511 97 Prudhomme. .Iamesetta 19561 85 Pruitt, Beatrice 111581 101 Pruitt, Donna 19571 86 Puente, Yolanda 111871 101 Punzo, Janice Rose 112511 38, 129 Quarles, Wilhelmina 19551 84 Quezeda, Carmen 19581 87 Quinones, Eloise 112511 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 41 59, 74, 117, 129 Quinones, Dina 19561 50, 60, 85 Quintero, Joan 19551 84 Rachal, Frances 110561 93 Rangel, Mary 19511 82 Enid' 3?'1'i'1F5'S1,'1281 an in, eia . Ransonet, Rosemarie 112541 130 Rebard, Joan 110521 28 60, 62, 76, 90, 91 Reed, Carolyn 111521 97 'ECS' kiuinna 11122121881 e , i icent 1 Reg?:, Etgemarie 112581 31, 37, 48, 62, 63, Revillaid, Mary Louise 110521 25, 28, 32, 59, evis, oan , R -57364' 731112532 99 Reyes, Jo Ann 112511 37, 38, 46, 130 Reynoeo, Alice 1712561 37, 130' Reza, Alicia 195 1 86 Reiger, Annie 111561 28, 100 Riemer, Dee Ann 111531 34, 98 Riley, Beverly 112541 130 Riiey, Letty 19ss1 87 Rios, Gloria Jean 111561 49, 100 Rischer, Erna 19531 83 Rivas, Carmen 110541 92 Iliivas, gonnieqg11:5J818!g4 ivas, oria 5 1 Rivera, Carmen 112531 24, 58, 59, 63, 130 Rivera, Mary 195101 88 giveli' krorenflriil 1531 1, 055 93 oac , ary eresa 1 Roberts, Berthola 195101 42, 88 solgerts, Dirlege 110531 21 o inson, in a19518 Robgiiogi17BZbig1411l15?72fg,727, 29, 34, 35, 39. Robles: Arleng 110591 95' Robles, Magdalena 19541 84 Roden, Therese 112571 131 Rodriguez, Rodriguez Rodriguez: Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez 1 Carmen 112521 38, 131 Consuelo 19541 84 Gloria 112561 37, 131 Mary 110561 93 Maria 19551 84 Pat 19581 33, 87 Rosalie 112521 131 I Rose Mary 110531 32, 91 Rodriguez, Sarah 111581 101 Rohan, Phyllis 112561 131 Rohrbacher, Marcella 112581 114, 131 Rojas, Elena 19521 34. 68, 83 Romero, Delfie 111541 99 Romero, Pauline 19541 84 Romero, Ramona 112571 131 Rosales, Casandra 19551 84 Rosas, Amelia 112511 34, 35, 38, 46, 73, 104, 131 Rosin, Mary Ann 111521 97 Rubio, Rose Ann 110571 94 Rousseau, Wanda 110521 90 Rowland, Sandra 19591 87 Rowland, Sharon 111581 101 Ruiz, Laura 110561 93 Ruiz, Claudia 19511 82 Ruiz, Norma 19591 87 Ruiz, Olivia 195101 88 Runge, Margaret 111551 99 Ryan, Sandra 19521 83 Saenz, Yvonne 19531 83 Sagrista, Rose 111551 40, 97 Salas, Delia 111521 26, 27, 39, 97 Salas, Marian 111551 99 Salazar, Dolores 111571 101 Salazar, Velia 111541 99 Salcido, Carole 112551 132 Salcido, Sylvia 112541 24, 38, 48, 132 Salerno, Mary Ann 112531 34, 132 Salcido, Angelina 110561 93 Salinas, Mary Ellen 111571 101 Salman, Martha 111541 40, 99 Salwarowska, Rose 112521 38, 48, 132 Sanchez, Belia 112571 132 Sanchez, Carmen 110541 92 Sanchez, Diane 110531 25, 91 Sanchez, Edna 110561 62, 93 147 Sanchez, Jo Atme 111565 100 Sanchez, Mary Alice 19565 26, 50, 85 Sanchez, Martha 110595 95 Sanchez, Martha Celia 112515 23, 24, 26, 75, 77, 132 27, W'aldron, Thelma 19545 50, 84 Sandoval, Lupe 112575 32, 33, 41, 37, 518, 132 Santana, Rogelia 111525 97 Santillan, Esther 110585 94 Santillan, Jeri 111545 99 Saporito, Mary 19525 68, 83 Saulet, Altbea 19585 87 Saulet, Elaine 111545 33, 98 Savala, Sylvia 111555 75, 99 Sayeg, Joyce 111555 99 Schlueter, Carol 110515 34, 42, 64, 69, 90 Scott, Donna 110585 94 e ovia Carmen 954 84 Sullivan, Pat 112535 73, 134 Sullivan, Terry 19525 26, 34, 35, 68, 82, 83 Suponchick, Sharon 112585 24, 30, 134 Sutera, Jo Anne 112545 47, 134 Sykora, Elizabeth 111535 98 Szabo, Pat 110555 93 Takenaka, Irene 19565 23, 34, 35.81, 85 Talamantez, Cecilia 111525 25, 91 Talamantez, Yolanda 111545 32, 35, 46, 68, 74. 99 Tami, Mary 112525 63. 64, 134 Tarin, Magda 111585 101 Tarin, Margo 111555 68, 99 Taskevick, Joan 112555 56, 58, 59, 60, 61, 135 Vega, Mercedes 111555 99 Vega, Yolanda 111585 101 Vela, Lucy 112565 136 Velasquez, Eva 112565 24, 41, 55, 58, 59. 62, 64, 70, 105, 136 Vessa, Virginia 112565 136 Vias, Carmen 19525 83 Villarreal, Anastacia 110575 94 Villasenor, Elva 19535 83 Villegas, Beatrice 112575 136 Villegas, Lupe 19545 84 Villicana, Virginia 195115 85 Vincent, Brenda 111535 98 Ramona 112545 24, 57, 59, 60, 62, 100 Washington, Maureen 110525 91 S iz ', 1 , 5 Sellers, Pat 111525 63, 97 Serrano, Lorretta 112565 132 Seruby, Mildred 110515 33, 36, 90 Shaihle, Peggy 111535 49, 98 Shedialt, Adele 111565 49, 57, 59, 60, 62, 100 Sheeley, Sandra 110555 25, 69, 76, 93 Sheffic, -1 Tavern, Conception 112515 24, 27, 30, 32, 39, 64, 74, 135 Taylor, Carol Elaine 19555 84 Taylor, Jo Marie 112515 24, 36, 45, 58, 63, 72 73. 75, 135 Taylor, Sharon 195105 88 Taylor, Sue 110545 92 Tejadilla, Sylvia 110535 25, 91 Teichman, Elizabeth 19535 42, 83 Walker, Barbara 112525 136 Walker, Gail 111585 101 Walker, Josephine 112585 37, 50. 136 Walker, Rosemarie 112585 136 Waller, Marguerite 112515 40.50, 57, 59 60 62, 64, 137 Washington, Brenda 19565 85 Torres 7u1em Smith, ,1udy'1ll515 26, 27, 29, 32, 40, 59, 75, 97 Shield, Leilani 112515 23, 24, 29, 45, 48, 52, 57, 59, 73, 102, 104, 133 Shively, Theriue 110575 38, 94 Shores, Diane 112525 133 Shreve, Marilyn 110525 91 Sibbing, Joanne 19565 26, 60, 85 Tessier, Lillian 19585 33, 87 Theodore, Georgia 19575 86 Thomas, 1-lleanor 112585 135 Thomas, Jeanne 19535 62. 79, 83 Thomas, Judy 19585 87 Thomas, Mary Jeannette 19555 84 Sibbing, Marilyn 111515 27, 32, 57, 59, 97 Sifford, La Verne 111585 36, 101 Silva, Mary Ellen 110595 33, 95 Simeon Dolores 9555 84 . 1 Simmons, Pat 112565 37, 42, 64, 133 Simon, Gloria 19535 83 Singleton, 1,ynda 110585 94 Thornton, Diana 19565 60, 85 Tiggs, Brenda 19535 83 Toledo, Theresa 19545 84 Tomkins, Patricia 1153 35, 42, 98 Sink, Sharon 111515 26, 27, 29, 32, 97 , 5ki1es, Pat 110515 25, 26, 27, 32, 34, 35, 90 Skiles, Shirley 111515 26, 27, 29, 35, 40, 41, 42. 47, 97 41, Smith? Geraldine 112515 23, 24, 26, 27, 31, 38, 59, 74,111,133 Smith, Jean 19555 84 1 5 Torres, Betty 19515 82 Torres, Erma 19515 82 Torres, Irene 111545 27, 28, 32, 42, 59, 63, 72 77 99 Torres, Stella 19585 87 Torres, Marth Torres, Mary Torres, Verli n a 19510588 19515 82 Torres, Sally 111555 46, 75, 99 da 110535 25, 91 Torres, Yolanda 19535 63, 81, 83 a 110535 91 Kathleen 111575 35, 50, 68, 101 Smith, Smith, Louise 110525 91 Smith, Rosemary 110555 93 Somers, Catherine 112585 133 Sorrell, Dorothy 112565 133 Sortillon, Marv 110565 93 Soto, Teresa 111585 101 Spagnolo, Janet 112585 134 Sparagana, Dolores 112535 24, 36, 59, 76, 13' Speer, Juliana 112535 63, 64. 71, 134 Spitz, Angela 112555 41, 134 Steadman, Karen 111515 32, 97 Steinwasser, Ingrid 111515 40, 47, 79, 97 Stephens, Joy 110595 95 Stevens, Jo Ann 110555 93 Strassberger, Elfrieda 111565 100 Stream, Alice 19545 84 Strongman, Carol 195105 88 Suarez, Cecilia 110555 93 Suarez, Diana 19595 33, 87 Suarez, Silvia 110585 94 Suhajda, Martha 112565 37, 135 Torriente, Mary Louise 112545 56, 59, 62, 63. 135 Towns, Julia 112565 135 Truiillo, Linda 111545 99 Ulloa, Annette 112585 135 Uribe, Annette 112585 37, 38, 41.47, 64, 135 Valdez, Josephine 112585 135 Valenzuela, Cecilia 110565 93 Valkay, Anna 110585 94 Vallejo, Dolores 19595 87 Van der Linden, Donna 111535 35, 42, 98 Van Muysen, Ann 111525 97 Van Zeyl, Elizabeth 111585 36, 42, 101 Varela, Valerie 111545 99 Varnum, Anna 19525 68, 83 Vasquez, Carmen 110525 57, 69, 91 Vasquez, Fran Vasquez, Inez ces 111555 99 19585 87 Vasquez, Norma 112545 37, 136 Vega, Iris Virginia 19555 84 Watson, Janet 110565 93 Watson, Roberta 110585 25, 68, 94 Waugh, Virginia 112545 1217 Wedemeyer, Patricia 112515 27, 29, 31, 38, 59 60, 62, 137 Weiss, Frna 195105 23, 75, 81, 88 Wells, Cecilia Ann 19565 87 Wenzel, Mary 111525 75, 96 Whalen, Rita Ann 110555 93 Whaley, Rose Marie 110535 33, 42, 47. 91 White, Judy 112515 21, 23, 24. 28, 32. 58, 68. 72,73,76, 105,137 Whiteside, Valencia 112555 137 Willemssen, Donna 112585 137 Williams, Jo Ann 19585 87 Williams, Louise 111555 99 Williams, Trudy 110595 95 Wilson, Artie M. 110585 94 Wilson, Jill 111565 39, 40, 58, 62, 100 Wilson, Maude 19565 85 Winkle, Lee Ann 110575 94 Wise, Barbara 111515 38, 46, 97 Wisner, Peggy 110515 25, 27, 49, 63, 89. 90 5 98 Wolslau, Donna 111535 3. , Woods, Betty 111555 36, 99 Wooley, Dolores 111535 98 Woods, Ethel Lee 110585 62, 94 Wright, Helen 110515 25, 27, 32, 90 Yakimowitch, Gloria 110535 91 Yamamoto, Patricia 111535 98 Yanes, Leonor 110585 94 Yanez, Georgina 19545 84 Zambrano, Gloria 111535 27, 98 Zamudio, Caroline Mary 112565 137 Zavala, Mary Theresa 19515 82 Zazueta, Sylvia 110535 91 Zelinski, Mary Jo 111525 28, 97 Zerilli, Grace 112525 137 Zinn, Sheila Ann 112515 40, 137 Zwierlein, lngrid 110575 68, 94 Zozaya, Dolores 19555 84 ' '1 1 ' V In ratitude the entire staff wishes to 1 tif 1 g ' ' - -J L IJ N Il acknowledge the services and cooperation of 148 The Faculty of Bishop Conaty High School. especially the Business Department Christy and Shepherd Studio Mirro-Graphic Yearbooks 5. 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