Cameron Street High School - Tiger Yearbook (Canton, MS)
- Class of 1951
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. uw., 5 1 4-Lfv fur r - Aaah-Jr' ii :umm :wen V-.-'11 r- . ,.. w M. ' ' X- Q . -W b -, 1 - , 'A -. w L ff w 1 wwf. wma-mg.v,a:r.-vw.-sm-n OPQLUOI' May this publication of THE TIGER in years to come prove to be one of your most cherished possessions, re- calling to memory those happy associ- ations and friendships at CAMERON STREET HIGH SCHOOL. We, the AnnualStaff, Wish to express our appreciation to all who have co- operated with us in making the publica- tion of this annual possible, THE ANNUAL STAFF mix 'r x. fs Tiki . , lZ5e,AmfeJ PROF. A. M. ROGERS Principal if ai' III 111 II. In grateful appreciation for his time and patience in helping to ed- ucate the boys and girls for better citizens, 'u :ig XX '22, eco nifion MRS. E. W. ROGERS During her time in our school, she endeavored herself to Cameron Street High boys and girls by her ready assistance to all. M-.,.,W W CAMERON STREET HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING CAMERON STREET GRAIVIIVIAR BUILDING Public School, Canton, Mis. GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING OF 1936 W s z , Y I PR INC IPALS ' HOME I x fini CAMPUS VIEW riisi?'k1f. PRIMARY COTTAGE Mr, -'Q if - rf' ..,3, f ,f, -M, , ,,, ., ,k,,,- MRS. M, H, COTTEN Instructor of English and Social Science Sponsor of Senior Class. MR, JAMES JONES, JR, Instructor of Natural Science Sponsor of Sophomore Class. MISS ETHEL LUCILE NICHOLS MR, JESSIE L. MCCULLOUGH Instructor of Mathematics, Athletics Coach. MRS. C. J. MCNEAL Instructor of Homemaking Department. MR. HERSCHEL I. SMITH Carpentry 8a Bricklaying, Trades Department. MISS EUNICE D. CALDWELL Instructor of Social Science, Sponsor of Freshman Class. Secretary to Principal, Librarian. MRS, JULIA W. TOWNS Language, Arts, Sponsor of Junior Class. J NQ 4 iS. DANNIE JONES Principal of Junior H Department. S. V. N. ELLIS 8th Grade A. SS MOLLIE FIELDS 8th Grade B. IS. M. L. WILLIAMS 7th Grade A. .S. L. P. BRANSON 7th Grade B. ISS L. M, WALKER 6th Grade A. ISS MATTIE JONES 6th Grade B. SS L, E. GREENE 5th Grade A. ISS L. DAVIS 5th Grade B. uniofz H 'faculty i Visa ' Xxx sftiw MRS, L. B. JONES 4th Grade A. MRS. E, R, BLACKMON 4th Grade B. MRS, MARIE DOTSON 4th Grade C. ff MRS. L. H. WALES Beg. B. MISS MILDRED LOVE ISI Grade C. MISS ALICE LUCKET' Principal Element: Department. MISS ANNIE BELL WHISEI 3rd Grade B. MRS. V, I, WHITEHEAD 3rd Grade C. MRS, C. C. JONES 2nd Grade A. MISS A, R. EVANS 2nd Grade B. MRS, A. B. SMITH 2nd Grade C. MISS MAGIE ROBINSON ISI Grade A. MISS CATHERINE IACKSC Ist Grade B. MRS. A. H. JONES Beg. A. I. C. TAYLOR President CORNELL BRANCH Vice President BARBARA JEAN NICHOLS Secretary JOHNYE MAE CLAY Assist. Secretary ,pr- S-vs.,q KENNETH SIMMONS Treasurer CHARLES SCARBOUGH Business Manager HENRY ADE LL BROOKS Chaplin EDNA JOYCE GARNER Assist, Business Manager FREDERICK HARRIS ANDERSON HARRY LEE ARCHIE NEWTON HANDY III SARAH LUELLA ARCHIE JAMES JONES MARY ALYCE JONES JOHN HENRY STANFORD MAGNOLIA DE LORES STAR LING WILLIE CURRIE THOMAS MARY LOUISE BROWN MAXINE ELDER .TAMES EDWARD STOKES ROBERT BRANSON EZRA S. DENNIS CARRIE INEZ HARRIS HEZEKIAH SMITH MELVIN BOWMAN IDA LYNETTE CALDWELL DESEREA BLACKMAN EARL MCGR UDER vfx '54 A fn, ERNESTINE ANDERSON ALICE RUTH COLEMAN CLEO SOUTHERN GLADYS JEAN SANDERS EMERSON COLLINS ETHEL MAE RICHARD SALLIE MAE THORNTON CHRISTINE SIMMS FANNIE MAE PORTER MARY RUTH SINGLETON HYSTINE GOODLOE BER THA PATRICIA MAY ra DAISY. ROBINSON I , iff ALICE GLORIA WENTWORTH I V ggi .f LF.. , LOU EDNA OWENS 'E L oth M. 5' 9g 2 W 'N V Si, gimfe 1? 87:4 gjmze ,4 . 7fl, gfdble W u 9 IM fa 0 'x 1 u 5fA ,fr f Z X L Que if 3 , W ,W ,W 3. 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' JJ-A - Y. . -s. ,uc . . -, .-sv F gy , PROGRESS UNDER PRINCIPAIJS ADMINISTRATION Professor Rogers came to Cameron Street High School in June 1933. During his time here in Canton he has wit- nessed his school grow from an enrollment of 600 to about 1200 this year. It has been his pleasure to award diplomas to 522 graduates to which will be added 46 more by the 1951 senior class. Among this number are to be found those en- gaged in farming, the ministry, teaching, nursing, dkltistry and other professions, The purchase of 5 1f2 acres of land in 1935 for a play- ground. One-half of the 51850.00 was raised by the patrons and teachers, the Board matched this amount. In 1937 the new Grammar School was built. The Principal's home bought by the school for S1500.00. The Principal paid the first payment of S150,00, a personal check. In 1938 the schoolrepaired the house in and out with a new top at a cost of Sl000.00. In 1943 the house was deeded to the Trustees of the Canton Separate School District by the Principal, be- ing clear of all debts. Professor Rogers commands the re- spect of every good citizen that knows him from both races. He is a man of great tolerance, humble, modest, aggressive and optimistic, a splendid example of citizenship. This year three members were added to the faculty, making a total of thirty excluding the principal. His untiring efforts and love for boys and girls shall live forever in the minds of those who know him. tllikf., 5'ifr ?2 . Vg 1, f-41, flrfvfffyljfn r L, N ,uf 1 f.f,q WW- - V':,?Jffj?1Uf ',. .. YQQCQZQQ uw, Q ' 43,1 Q- ge - 1 .- sw ,A . -54 R Tis'-. 'ikc-4 ' ., N V . ,.,,f'.'Q,-.sw -- ,v -., X- ,, x . r -N.-'xwrmf-.jxL+. Q-4 .N N. NA xc, 1 -.q,2Q5.wa Q1 -.QOQY sr 'Nj'5? x'-r-:lg-fxwux' no - ., ., . ., .. lf? 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Barnes Mr. 8: Mrs. Dixon Mr. 8: Mrs. James Jones, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Alex Wilks Rev. 8: Mrs. Desoto Page Mr. 8: Mrs, J. W, Scarborough Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Jones X x Q ' 3 , X sz ri , fi 1 1 ,A 3, ex: ., 1 . Q I Compliments Wholesale Grocery COLE BROTHERS COUNTRY SIDE BEAUTY 81 SHOP FOX COMPANY 306 Cowan St. Phone 757.T I Canton, Mississippi Elizabeth Jones , Prop. Compliments to The Graduating Class Of '51 'From KING LUMBER INDUSTRY Canton Mississippi Compliments Compliments. c. K. WHONER DR- WELLS Canton, Miss, Canton, Miss. Finest Dept. Store in Town Congratulations ' See Us From E. A. HESDOFFERS A. SAAB Phone 323 Canton, Miss. Phone 733 Canton, Mississippi Compliments PAY DAY INC. 232. W. Centei' St. HARTS INCORPORATED Styles For Men Canton, Mississippi Compliments APPARELL SHOP The Style Center of Canton Compliments of JOHN R. WOHNER Canton, Miss MAR Y'S BEAUTY SHOP Canton, Miss, Complim ents of LEVY'S Canton, Miss. Compliments of REV. P. F. PARKER Planning To Build A New Home Soon NEWTON HANDY Architect Blue Prints for You --- Drawing for Anything 507 W. Oetto St Canton, Mississippi See CORNELL BRANCH for Printing 81 Photo Drawing 518 Walnut St. Canton, Mississippi C. M. Varnado F. L. Banks Miller Banks PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME Deluxe Ambulance Service Motto: We Serve To Serve Again Phone 9151 Canton, Mississippi Compliments of SOJOURNEY GARAGE Phone 747 Canton Compliments of WOODRUFF'S FURNITURE 81 Compliments of POWELL gl POWELL Lawyers HARDWARE COMPANY Phone-147 Canton Phone-82 Canton, Miss. Compliments of Call NALAN LUMBER CO. For Faster Service Phone 480 Canton THE MADISON COUNTY HERALD Read your county paper Subscribe to The Herald We Handle All Kinds of Office Supplies MILTON HOWELL JACKSON COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO Jackson, Mississippi Phone 4-4617 Get Your Subscriptioms Filled at GUYS DRUG STORE Canton, Mississippi If You Are ln Need of Suits - Shirts - Pants Shoes or Dresses Compliments of ATKINS CAFE N. HirRory St Phone 9144 Canton, Miss. Come to STONES Canton Mississippi See BILL SELLERS MOTORS FERGUSONS Sales and Service runzmm FOI' Your 260 W. Peace St. Modern Furniture Canton Mississippi Canton Mississippi Get Your Hair Cut In Style D Westin house Shelby Smiths , Prop. ROSS'S BARBER SHOP phono 406 Canton Mississippi Canton, Miss. , , Western West Peace St. Get Your Hair Fixed At Auto EDS BEAUTY SHOPPE A5501-iate Canton, Mississippi Canton, Miss. Store Phone 137 G0 To 1 Traveling People C. H. JOHNSON GROCERY STORE When Hungry or Thirsty Think First of for TOLLIVER'S CAFE Fresh Fruits - Vegetables - Market East Pease St. Canton, Mississippi Established 1922 Phone 9191 Compliments of GORUDY'S NEGRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Canton Mississippi Jewelers Phone 836 Compliments of , TEPPERS DEPT. STORE 226 W, Peace St. Canton, Miss, Phone 38 Canton, Miss, FRASIER AND COLLINS FUNERAL HOME AND COLLINS BURIAL ASSOCIATION 415 S. Flarish St. Jackson, Miss Mrs. Claree C u H Ney, Mgr. Mrs. M. C. 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V 5 5 vy-, if 1 ' ,K 6' n , 1 X N Vx Af V . v f 43196 W . 3.1 S.w.'L1'-ASMVH -K 14- ILL MU TEMA 12? ii? VILLA MONTEMA Qvxk A QA Al' ,QQ ,jg-wx, '71 5 o U3 X? OJ . .P FUHEWUHD 1, it is the happy privilege oi the classoi 1945 to compile the first.An- nual oi the Acaclemy ot Qur Lady oi Peace. Our aim has been to per- petuate the highlights oi tour years in' this Catholic high school where the spiritual value is always of first importance. We wish that the woricl coulci experience the peace which permeates the atmosphere here at Villa Montemar. Hence, what theme or patroness could he more appropriate than Our Lacly oi Peace? Here at the Academy we enjoy her protection over our shadow-patterned gardens, our sunny-Woociecl paths, and ahove all, over our youthful and impressive hearts. Qur prayer is that she may extenci her peace across this hattle-scarred worlci to bring aloout her promise wherein the creatures of God may live as the children of Gocl. Such is the harmony which we have tried to por- tray in this hook. ,E Q' iv- M:w,sS:w3?2Uigg:ifv'Ngl3gf?' Y., wir: it xy , 0 2 A-fi :S 4 W 3 9' J 3 3 a st ,' vf Immaculata Brow that bore the Spirifs mark, Eyes that first beheld Perfection, Ears that lleurcl tim Kinds first cry, Lips that sung Lovcfs lullaby, HUfl,flS that gently 'wld Hcfcwen Heart that quicleerwct at His smile, Feet that trod the Triune Vxfuy, Uivinizect immortuf Clay. -.Shirley Parks JN 355. J 457355 3 WWW 5 g Q 0 - ? 2U3I,S1l1I5'2fq3U111PhEXI'h Sun Bingo, Cfalifurnia March lst, 1945 To the Graduates of 1945, Cur Lady of Peace Academy San Diego, California Congratulations on the first edition of 'VILLA NIONTEMAH ! This artistic Annual, aglow with the charm and en- thusiasm of happy days, will soon be hidden away among your keepsake volumes of the long ago - so swiftly run the years on into the past. May this delightful booklet of cherish- ed memories recall for you the holy i- deals and the beautiful pathways pointed out by that loving Mother whose other name is Peace. God bless your Commencement and every day of the journey that follows. Sincerely, Bishop of San Diego. i 2 3 , W y if ar 1-5 I DEDIEATIUN To the memory of Mother St. Catherine-leader, builder, enthusiast of Catholic education in San Diego, founder of Villa Montemar-we, the Class of H2l5,H lovingly dedicate this first edition of the Academy Annual in the hope that, were she with us today, it would receive her commendation and blessing. in this verse written by her may be summoned up the noble aspira- tions of her zealous life. UQUID RETRIBUAIVI DOIVIINO ? The earth, the sea, the heavens, Vvith infinite accord, The hearts of all His children, I shall render to the Lord. -Nlother St. Catherine H4-r Villa Munieiiiar unliring ellllorls proclluiecl f-ln Eimliiiiq l.ow lying llills, f2uiel in llleir mnjesly Are climly seen ln llie inipalpalmle liglilz Pmrmiclies Swuyecl l Sliaclows ol trees, Jy evening zepliyr. mnlie, noi sml Phu! restliul us lliey Inll Across lie silenl plnvvz Fi rellies, Flasli out in F2llIll3OW lines. , llien clisnppenr: I:lC6Cy C oucls lll l'0V0l'PllC'f' l Rest oler Ben ulls, eclicfions At tlweu C ose ol mluy: liar-oll t' 16 SCH Hu! Clim y limnecl SIIOWS 0C'liS ol gulls Vvitll si very slim-en. Along lie SIION' llurli sllnclows lull ln purpleelilnvlcg llie niglil clescenmls,-. Him-If niglil willloul A IIIUOII. .-flvlollwr lller . J i M - ei iff 'ff 'Q VILLA MUNTEMAH 'W me iff QF? a4 v 11 xx qv 'v' Iv v1 , 'vw fv iw 'YQ una ff gr , W-ml N ,aw f fdtnnn-' W. 445 ,J 3 A. .tj .ilk . LM 's, A gs .-X, 5-MQW. 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Si, 3' :few Q ,fl ,Y U84 ,xx Emerald Watch Sacfuftart vectors, Sentinels, Milittlllt mul prop Stanfting fast Against the wine, Warlcferirngg from Its Canyon lmunts Are guarding From their erwimf lwrq :ts The narrow gurctvn pot 1 t mt strf lc u s like on unrollect rnorrmqr curprt , . lo tim mystic' poo than vqpvgg 3, man 1 .f wqmwwrwv fi' W 'IW' Wt wtft rf 'mg' YW SENIUH5 V :NN Xu x. iz X i',, 1 fl B KL Mx ,, , x xml f' , x 'nw ,frxn ' S. W fe i. 'J V ,K 6 HY s. ' as ,Q Q 71--f' yvn l ' ,. ' lf, X .x miami 'N X5 ' l ff 1' Q.,-. p. A A , gl' .f . ,Q mx ' mb. 34,9 ss ck' :an J Nz? Left to right: Peggy Detert, secretary: Charlene Robbins, president: Audray Burnett, vice-presidentg Phyt- iis Stonehouse, treasurer. -AU PINEM Pardon us, white we reminisce awhiie over our years at Viiia Monte- mar. Four iong years ago, as freshmen, we had timidiy and hopetuiiy en- tered the portals ot a new experience. Confused hy new programs and complicated schedules, at first we had a iittie difficulty in getting accus- tomed to our new environment. in time we became distinguished along with the rest of our upperciassmen as the Hwaiicing iihraries of Viiia Niontemarf, initiation with three days ot torture toiiowed, which made us quite humble and attentive to the desires ol the honorable seniors. We elected our class officers and were otlicial members of the Student Body. We spent three days of inspiring retreat under the instruction of Father Hurd and became members of the Sodality. We found our recrea- tion and activities in the G.A.A. organization, and displayed our abili- ties on Field Day. On graduation day we gave the departing seniors a breakfast. A i With a joyous and ambitious spirit, we entered our sophomore year, to discover that our hours of leisure were shortened by an increase ol homework. Under the careful supervision of our well loved faculty, we struggled through the year successfully. ln our junior year we greeted many new acquaintances to our class. It was an exciting and prosperous year. We enjoyed Tag Day, which originated in that year. Thrilling was the day when we received our class pins. We treated the seniors to a picnic at La Jolla and they in turn gave us a lovely prom which we will always remember. Finally We realized that we were members of the class that had frightened us four years ago-seniors. We were happy to have Mother Rosemary for our class teacher. This year was clustered with activities. We gave a get-to-gether dance for St. Augustine's called the Holiday Hustle. Although the rain and wind proved a little hindrance, we spent an unusually pleasant ditch day in the mountains. The actresses of our class displayed their talents in our senior play entitled Quality Street. Excitement was in the air when our rings and sweaters arrived. Fol- lowing a memorable prom, our day of final departure lay before us. Although we may never be within its walls again, the atmosphere of Villa Montemar will always linger with us. We shall never forget its gardens, its beautiful chapel, and its understanding faculty. atv- L , . .xx ELEANOR ANN ALLEN has been a member oi our Student Body on and oil for three years. She made her first appearance in our halls in her sophomore year, leit us in her junior year and we welcomed her baclc with open arms in her senior year. Petite, perlcy, and pleasant, Eleanor adds amusement to any party. She can be relied upon to donate her record collection to any and every Academy iunction, and her own recording oi HA Little Un the Lonely Sideu will always be on the first Hmusic platters, to spin around the turntable. Eleanor will attend a college in the East next September and, we are sure, she will do credit to her Alma Mater. g .,. '4v'x, , -ug. .v,,.. s 0 n , -.. X L.. Y , .E . ,,. AUDRAY GENE BURNETT As Audray loolcs down from her lofty heights and says, Girls, please be quietf' who can refuse? And who is able to reject her subtle sense of humor which is extreme- ly popular on our campus? Audray has displayed her talent in ath- letics and politics, but intends following a nursing career. We were fortunate to have her as our junior class secretary and proud to have her as our senior vice-president. As Valentine Brown in our senior class play, Audray scored an overwhelming suc- cess. She portrayed the part oi the dashing young gentleman with amazing ability. IRENE RITA CALLIAN Carelree, happy-go-luclcy lrene always sees the hrighter side oi things. uThe Brainn tand we use the name looselyl ine- gan her career at the Academy as a fresh- man and has hrightened every English class since then with her innocent expression, Hfiolly, Sisterf, She has added a lift to our many athletic activities and a hasicethall game just wouldn't he the same without lreneis novel way of guarding. Definitely a second Beethoven, lreneis favorite diversion is the pianotorte. The mu- sic students will miss her laughter hut St. Ceciliais will always ring with the hap- py memory oi her music essons. MZQQWZWWM nfs Xo .A Qrmqgs ' Rs .Q - iv. KMA' 'fiwrk 's-A-'f'b ' P 'N X-L ,Q L7 L.'Ax1X'a ileefl fi SUCCESS. BEVERLY JF AN DANIt I SON Beverly, who appeared on the scene in her sophomore year can chalk up three ex citing and enjoyalole school terms at VII1 Montemar. She has prove erse i ot v ilu: in the school orchestra as '1 mem Jer ol our Sodality, and as NICC pres: ent ot tie junio: class. Bev was a so t e Ac xdemy corrcs pondent for the Sout ern Cross when she was a junior. Vve all read and enjoyed the Academy Notes, that Beverly compose The cast oi the senior play has Bevery to thanl: for remem ering t elr mes She was a prompter ot the hlg est egree and without her cues the play would not h we MARGARET ANN DAVIES lVlargaret, a newcomer on tlie Academy campus, lias certainly made up tor lost time. Always ready to oliler ller iielp, suggestions, and time to any activity, HP-neun lias come to lne one ol tlie most popular girls in tlie senior class. K Because ol lier unusual talent in dram- atics and pulolic spealcing, Margaret liad a leading part in not only tlie Christmas play lout also time senior play. Vvelll not soon lorget lier outstanding portrayal ol Miss Susan in sl. lVl. Barriels Quality Street. Not to ine outdone in intelligence, Mar- garet is one ol tlie lew girls in time senior class wlio can point to l1er name on tlie Semester Honor Roll. Her worlc as associ- ate editor ol VlLl-A MCJNTEMAR was outstanding. PEGGY JANE lJti'l'ERT Peggy Detert wlio seems to lime wearing tliose proverloial Hseven leagueu lnoots ar- rived lrom Sacred Heart Scliool in good standing. ln lier soplwomore, junior, and sen- ior years lier aloility to move around won lier places on the loaslcet-lnall and volley- lmall teams, wliere slie was one of tlie few luclcies to win a lwiglily prized gold ldaslcet- ball. Duties as vice-president of tile Student Body in lier junior year lcept Peggy on lier size eiglits and sliowed us liow wonderlul siie really is once you get past tllat exterior. Peggy sliines brilliantly in matliematics wliere slie is olten called on to explain some triclfy lormula to pondering pupils. Also tile editor ol Vll..l..A MONTEMAR slie llas liad a pretty rugged time in compiling data. Even with all tlnis, Peggy still stands among tlie top lew in tier studies and Mademoiselle can tell you tllat slie gets time only A in sec- ond year Frencli, wliere slie is practically anotlier Hjeune lille cle Francef, Peggy lias been an inspiration loy lier liarcl worlc and we leel sure tliat slle will continue to inspire otllers wlien slie goes to college next year. .1 f v I ,ul MARGARET ANN EILERMAN A veterans ot twelve years, Margaret is all out tor the Academy. As an active member ot the Sodality, she has supported every activity, assisted in all meetings, and encouraged the girls to attend each devo- tion. The Sodalists realized tVtargaret's cap- ahilities and they elected her vice-prefect tor two years. She was chosen as chairman ot the second section ot Our Ladyys Com- mittee in her senior year where she again displayed her leadership. HlVlaggieH is the proud possessor ot a classy car that has acted as a taxi more than once. Without it, toothall games, drug stores, and Glee Cluh recitals would not have been attended hy some ot the seniors. .43 fn!-g,0,,, pfrlv ',prg,4,, 'bf MARIA DOLORES FERREIRA Dolores Ferreira lmown to everyone as Lolis has heen at Our Lady ot Peace tor three years, hut she joined the class ot U45,U in her senior year since she had heen at- tending summer school. She is a gifted girl with extraordinary musical talent, and while playing, she can also give you a Hparlez-vous trancais?H Be- sides this, she has excellent taste in decorat- ing and is considered among the hest dres- sed ot the class. But she will he especially rememloered tor her wonderful disposition: she talces a jolce and hands you one right tmaclc. VIGLETA CECILIA GILL Hluittle Joyn of the upper-classmen, UVion is one ol the old reliables as her record proves. She is one of the more cosmopoli- tan among us, having been born in Pana- ma, traveled and lived in Haiti, Havana, and Costa Rica. ' Until her senior year Hvion slaved in the otlices ol the Sodalityg the Student' Body claimed her as disciplinarian in her last term ol H45.H Take a strong second voice in Glee, an ardent volley-baller, a pun-malcer ol the Utoid degreef, a devotee ol? Saint Cecelia, and a certain seventh grade teacher, and shalce them up together, the result: Miss Vio Joy Gill. ' MARY MAGDALENA GINGLARDI Alle-ctionately dubbed Hlvlaggien by the senior class, Magdalena is one of the fav- ored lew who have struggled twelve years through the grades ol Villa Montemar. Sur- prisingly, she bears few marlcs of the pro- longed battle and seems so reluctant to leave that she,s planning on some post- graduate worlc next tall. Maggie has proved to be the life-saving dependable of the class, whenever an activity or emergency pops up, there she is to offer the seeming impossible. Lilce Abbott and Costello, Maggie and Daphne lorm a legendary pair. Aslc any senior about Daphne, her roly-poly cousin ol three, who furnishes hall the laughs ol the class. Vveyll miss the sight ol Daphne in her levis trudging down the halls loolc- ing lor HTulla.H fMaggiei. ANASTASIA GLAVAS Here is musical talent, intelligence, de- pendability, and humor combined with blond Greet: beauty in Anna of the class ot H-45.H She has been one ot the most zealous Academy boosters, and can claim at least one other senior,s presence at the Villa as the result ot her protuse praise for all at our Alma Mater. Need anything,-a poem for the Annual, a super saleswoman for the Bond Drive, a lift downtown? Just say it loudly enough so that Anna hears, and it is as good as done. Not one to Hblow her own horn,u Anna doesn't publicize her extra-curricular work, such as the hours spent in Greet: relief worlc, her helping hand for her father in his business all summer, her position ot organ master and director ot both choirs at Church. But we believe this is our oppor- tunity to render praise where it is due, and say, Orchids to you, Anna, for being one ot' our outstanding girls? SALLY ANN HAYES Versatile, vitality-filled Sal, our gal, has brightened the Villa during the past two years. Hailing from La Mesa, uthe wilder- nessf' Sally is an enthusiast ot the outdoors, baslcet-ball, eating, and the Sodality. Her two Academy years have been paclced with activity and prestige, having been elected junior class president tor her last quarter of our junior year and Sodality prefect lor H44U and M45.H An actress ot sorts ta carry over from AGrossmont Highl, we can usually tool: to her tor enlivenment ot the drama classes and the gym court. She has the ad- ded attraction ot a very eligible brother, a lieutenant in the Marine Corps, whose pres- ence at the prom she sold to the highest bid- der! Truly Sally has been a most amusing and likeable addition to the senior class, one weyll not soon forget. MARY BARBARA HOLES Barbara joined us in her junior year. Since then she has willingly cooperated with all class plans. For the junior-senior entertainment in 1944 it was Barbara who supplied the colces and fried chiclceng and she provided the cocoa tor Senior Ditch Day. Barbarays one of the smoothest dancers among us. Ever watch her at an activity cut- ting-up with Dale or Mary Lee? Another one of her attributes is her infectious laugh- terg it begins low and ends up with every- oness chiming in. A nice girl, cooperative spirit, unique laughter, who can top that? MARY CATHLEEN JACKSON From the tar away hills of La Mesa, Cathie joined us two years ago. The Eye- browu has a hanlcering tor horses, dancing. loaiing, and Saintsmen. Vvhen asked about her post-graduate plans, she replied: l Want to do is eat, sleep, ride my horse, play tennis, swim, and tall in loved, She will probably languish in college for a few moldy years before fufilling her great am- bitions. To listen to us, no one would guess Cathie the person of responsibility Weive found her. But her Academy record proves that besides her great longing for sports and the wide open spaces, Cathie has held office as Student Body Secretary, Publicity Com- mittee chairman tor the Sodality, Holiday Hustle chairman, and Academy Correspon- dent. Hjaclcson, The Calla Lilies Are in Bloomf, has spent two successful fun-paclv ed years with us, and will, we,re confident, cheer the halls that will receive her next September. JEAN JESSOP VVe'll introduce Jean as the queen ol sports and the science labs at the Villa. She has successfully combined physical and mental gymnastics in the years she has been with us. Few girls ever shine in more than one or two fields, but Jeannie seems to have a monopoly on brains, humor, and what it talces to malce good on the court. The Vvitn of the senior class, Jean can be depended upon to brighten any dull class moments, and has a lcnaclc for getting into Hhot watern unwittingly. She has been an off-and-om boarder malcing friends of both Sisters and girls. June will marlc the sChool's loss ol its best all,-around swell girls, Jean Jessop. LORRAINE THERESA JONES Ulf you need anything, just whistle for Lorraine. She has participated in class de- bates and in the production of various senior activities. Lorraine worlcs on the Literature Committee. The Glee Club also claims her as a member. She can be seen in early morning and late afternoon bumping along with Dzajic in their little Hblaclc bug.H Her extra-curricular interests include a certain Saintman and his car, and occos- ional hours at the telephone company say- ing, HNumber pullezef' DALF MARIE KIEPLER ARLETTE JANE KAUFIVIAN Two years ago a sligimt, lmlonde girl made lmer appearance in time class oi 715. Altlmouglm Arlette was not a very loquacious person. we knew at once that slme was an all around student. Arlette is also time owner of a loeautitul soprano voice tlmat immediately won lmer zm place in our Glee Club. Because of lmer voice, Arlette was selected to loe an angel in time Christmas play. Her favorite diversion is reading and slme is often referred to as time lmoolcworm of time class. ' VV: owy auburn imaired Dale, wlmo strilces up comlmustive arguments on a varie- ty ot sulojects from wimoill win time next elec- tion to wlmo slmould lmave won time last, ar- rived at O. L. P. in imer junior year. Time Academy of San Louis Rey was lmer pre- vious Alma Mater. Here, in Dale and Mary Lee, anotlmer San Louis Rey gal, time upper- classmen met a team to rival tlmat of Laurel and Hardy, Yolanda and Velez.-always good tor a lauglm or a wlmirl around time gym lloor. GEURGIA ELIZABETH KILIGAS A graduate ot St. iioiinys, Georgia has at- tended tiwe tor ttlree iun-tiiied years. Having visited ti1e Windy city ot Ciiicago during i1er sophomore year. Georgiays main topic ot conversation usuaiiy centers around tire Hiaig city.H Georgiais ioveiy soprano voice tlas been an essentiai part oi tiie Giee Ciuio since i1er deiwut ti1ree years ago. A giri ot many taients. Georgia exceis in aii types ot water sports. Time Academy swimming pooi is tire scene oi great festivi- ties wiien Geor a stages an'exi1itJition. I Q I , 41' ij ,ws I ' I ff J Vi .1314 It f nl f 1 MARY LI I. MCCAIN Mary Leeis ioiue eyes and ieatilery tmrown iwair are among ti1e prettiest in the ciass and ati of us at one time or other imave envied iler novei way oi arranging tilose ringiets. Anotiler ardent jitterioug ian, Mary Lee and Date utrip tide iigtlt fantastic at the siigiwtest provocation. Time boarders wiii ai'- tiirm our statement that Mary Lee dances from morning tiii nigimt. Mary Lee tiworougimiy enjoys iiorsetmacic riding and siwe spends many otxiler weeic- ends riding in the near-ioy i1iiis ot La Mesa. VVQ simaii miss tier irisin iarogue and i1er iwiiarious sense of iwumor. PATRICIA ELLEN NICNAMARA Pat, the Hpoet laureateu ot the upper- classmen, joined us this year and has been a valuable addition to the class and Stu- dent Body. She has been unseliish with her time and has tatcen an active part in all school activities. Her ettorts as a member ot the Literature Committee in the Sodality have resulted in a better Sodality organiza- tion and a more enjoyable reading list tor the Sodalists. Patgs poetry has brightened our English classes no end and we are all inspired when she reads one of her poems. tn our senior play no one was more suited for the part ot Miss Willoughby than Pat. BLAN CHE YOLANDA MEZA Amicable, agreeable Blanche is always smilingly boasttul ot her Uswell tamilyn and displaying snap-shots to prove the state- ments. Arriving in the freshman year, Blanche has been a staunchupholder ot the Stu- dent Body and the Sodality. Blanche, a boolcworm on occasions, would like to become a secretary and per- haps an interpreter. We lmow she will spread the same joy and benevolence among her many future friends as she has here at Villa Montemar. BARBARA MARY MULHERN Blonde, energetic Barbara is tiie proud possessor oi an everlasting store oi pep that manages to wear us all out. HBabsH proved herself invaluable during the practice of tile Christmas play. Every- time a line, a word, or a sentence was tor- gotten Barbara, acting as prompter, would immediately come to tile rescue. Sire hopes to join the nursing profession upon receiving ber diploma but tbe abun- dant use of vitamin pills may liave to be employed. More power to Barbara and success in building up ber constitution. NANCY NASON For seven successful years Nancy has been a student at Villa Montemar. She is iovial, gay, gleeiul, and vivacious. On top oi all that siie has a superb sense of lmu- mor. Because of ber dependability, Nan,' was chosen to be cilairman of time senior class paper drive. Thanks to ber steadfast- ness, we came out on top. Nancy gave a semi-formal in February that was time sensation of the year. The ai- iair was beautiful and Nancy is to be com- mended for ber splendid job as hostess. The Social Service will claim Nancy up- on graduation and we lmow that, as al- ways, siie will be an enthusiastic worlcer. KATHLEEN ELEANOR OWENS Kathleen Gwens, the horsewoman Hsu- perhu ot the senior class, has stretched her ample selt into many varied and wondrous tields. Kathleen is an amhitious and faith- tul memloer ot the Sodality. She was also in the cast ot the Christmas play and has heen a strong alto in the Glee Cluh tor tour years. ' As the head ot the much called upon uLost and Found department, Kathleen,s name has hecome a password when any- thing from a pencil to a watch wanders away. Kathleen has always heen an ardent pro- moter tor the Pagan Baby tund and Mis- sionary activities. Vvhatever she chooses in the tuture, she will he sure to influence the hearts and souls ot those with whom she comes in contact. SHIRLLY RU FH PARKS Shirley Parlcs our more than capable ASB. president has been with us tor three years,-years packed with tun and hard worlc. Shirley is a pretty tunny gal when you get her moving. She was a member ot the basket-hall and volley-hall teams dur- ing her sophomore year. A heautitul violinist, Shirley played first violin in the orchestra and has hlended her heautitul soprano voice to lceep the Glee Cluh on pitch. All ot these activities, how- ever, have not hindered Shirley,s ahility tor acquiring A,s. Even after hurning the Umid- night oil' 'on homeworlc, Shirley can always he depended on to write exquisite verses and impeccahly beautiful descriptions. Her superh handling ot a tough student hody has won the admiration ot all, faculty included, and l am sure her sterling ex- ample has heen indelihly stamped on the hearts ot all. CHARLENE MARY ROBBINS Cbarlene, the more tban able president ol tbe senior class, bas bad a band in ad- miration lor almost everyone ol ber four years at Our Lady ol Peace. A member ol tbe Glee sbe bas striven for bigger and better llarmony along witll ber com- panions. HA cbaractern in every sense ol tlie word, ber craclcs and practical jolces are tbe detriment ol tbe senior class. St. Jude, tbe patron of tbe impossible, laeeps up- ber bopes and stirs up ber ambi- tions. Her greatest mania is for blaclc conver- tibles. cute bats, and ucute ensignsf' ln ber planned cadet nurse training, sbe will no doubt see many of tbe latter. We wisll ber perfect luclc and Hgood buntingf, HEY TININA ROBINSON CALLES In ber two years at O.l..P. Tinina bas paclced everytlling imaginable, lrom volley- ball team Ubolster-uppern to a ucliaracterl in tbe Cbristmas play. Une of tlle things we lilce best about lin- ina is ber ready wit and spontaneous aristo- cratic blusb. Hailing from Soutb ol tbe Bor- der sbe is classed as one of tbe liappy boarders. Tinina proved to be an able decorator for tbe Holiday Hustle and almost killed bersell stringing crepe paper. We bave lound out tbat slie can be depended upon to do any lcind of practical jolce. E., 'NC Ley ffqc' !n4,,L, . f Q, 'f . ,-Af., .r' Steep? Q l. CL7 Q If X I ka ESTELLA MARIANA ROUNTREE Estelia joined us in her junior year and ever since has been an ardent humorist. She can always be counted on to be in either of two states, sIfyIy faking a pout or openly ha ha'ing. Q V During the lunch period, while trying to hold downggtaer diet, she eats Iightly but talks heartigilf She has been Icept busy as a member of the Gtee Club, acting in the Christmas play, and sketching posters for the publicity committee. Estella plans to be an archeologist and we feet sure that whomever or whatever she digs up win stir her on to more and more work. j undecided. PATRICIA ANN SHAW Gay, light-hearted Patsy IS the owner of an infectious giggle that can be heard at almost any time of the day Patsy is noted for her sense of humor and her ingenious way of telling jokes especia Iy in c ass As chairman of the senior Bond and Stamp drive a d reliable Iceeper of the gym locker keys Patsy has prove he ability to carry responsibility Acting as the Good Humor Man of the class she gen erousiy supplies the ice cream for an our parties. Patsy has attended the Academy since the sixth gra e an a t e w has been perfecting her original swimming strokes and head dives The Hclass joker settles down to serious business in her part time jo at t e te e phone company but Patsy s real future IS tiLlZABETH LORRAINIQ SAUNIJICRS Gay, jovial, ililarious Betty. Clue wiio lrizes l1er iiair by iierseli and tiien lauglis witlw tilose wlio laugim at imer. Tiiis is only a sligiit introduction to Betty. Vvitii a won- derliul alto voice, Betty lwas lmeauty and deptil to tiene Glee during iier lour years at O.lv..P. A pretty hefty gal, Betty can Hslugu a volley-ball past tiwree courts or idloclc two lvaslcetloall iorwards singlelwanded. Sire proved a memiver in good standing oi time Handmaids of tile Blessed Sacrament and did a Hidangupn join oi Towncrier in time IO44 Cimristmas play. Betty accomplisiues mucii more tlwan any of us realizes and it is our firm imeliet tiiat sile Wiil succeed in Wiiatever slcie ciiooses as a career. PHYLLIS MARIL S I ONEHOUSE Pliyllis, tiene little lady oi tide ivory lceys. eats a iiorse iuut never gains an ounce. We admire tlie convincing tone ol iler voice in Civics class, especially lwer wonderful de- imating in 1944 and 1045. Phyllis proved to ine a great mainstay lor the team tiiis year in winning tiie coveted troplwy from St. Augustineis. Plwyllis has lent iier aimle self to ibaslcet- ixall and volleyimall teams tiirougluout iler lour years at O.L.p. and is a familiar sigiit in lier size 40 gym suit. ffne would tiwinlc tlwat tallcing and running would be enougii for a ll0-pounder inut Phyllis also is an ardent music student and oliiicial ac- companist tor liwe Glee Clulm. it 1 , ' 'xft i 4 MAUREEN CAROLYN TRGUNCE Never still for a minute is nlvlousieysu theme song and she more than lives up to it. A splendid tennis player, HlVlousieU won the school tennis tournament in 1944 and is scheduled to cop it again in 1945. On the committee in charge oi food for the senior ditch day she mixed gallons oi cocoa and saw to it that we all were pleasantly stuffed. Vve feel sure that Hlvlousieisn quiclc gig- gle and innocent grin will get her anywhere she chooses to go and make her more than successful. rr -i - 1 'xi I' 1 f Nfl! 1' f MA O 'I of Y 'I - .1 . KI V I vi: fl 1 DOROTHY A. VVORTHINGTON ot energy, coopera- tion, concert mistress oi the Gleeys third ss while a sophomore. Three years have found her an indispen- sable player on our teams, hoth volleyball and haslcethall. Litie, lightning of move- the discouragment of many a haslietinall guard. The artful decora- tions oi the Senior c ass and numerous par- ties sprang irom her willing direction and lalaor. She irequenty reminisces over her years at St. Johnis and recounts many an enthralling tale ot t1eir inter-school sports. Dorothy.-dynamo voices-joined the c a ment, Dot has heen Dorothyys post-Academy plans are cen- tered ahout college where she intends to hie her raven leather cut and impish eyes next autumn. SENIUR AUTOGRAPHS Y fan NN Farewell Sung We sing the song of farewell. We sing tlze song of farewell. The journey ltere and now must start, ' And friend from cleareit. friend must part. So now we say from out the lteart Farewell! Farewelll Farewelll May goool fortune lzefall May it smile on one and all. Till the time of returning again. Farewell! Farewelll till tlten. wsww 39 'uw' t 1, q,, rv 3 ..e4w 4 5-vp Qfdm., jxjwff M169 W will .WM Ax ' Wwqw gg? KQNS 3 Fw Q ,j'6,,f'x Q' 6 M Q?,fif f,2jMffFg!3QQgA,f5 'ww ' fy Qgblawiff Q ' gi , ,y'wGY5,f, xy? 3 Q lfjiifw awWQV4QQ V K fs ii Mai WMM ff 3 by pf sxgfg UNDERGHADUATES weep ,Mnfb 5 . 6?1V5,!vv-v-..f' ,,s-riwvy Lp? SVI- 44.1 v-1.I,, LQ:?n hgti: Y Fw , J to L ,nl '1waw3J slvom-fp -7-1,1 L1gl.f'v7,11r I-on-, lug.,-b 6, ,W :sb on Iviveiwzi . , ,lvafO71.S' 'r 9v?lQU.. vnjxglfvow ayqg 971 Aus QJ 'yunpf fjtadlttlvyz-. . 4 , , vwyy an mi 'A R ' 2 36 3533 1 I 5 -, G 5 9- . . A2 111 ,V M V ' 3 5 v ' , 3 f 'Y fi- W-QQSESM Wvyrhfih V' A wif f fum w' hW9W'1 U, iwziw V Q 'W , 'R 1,5 sim 5 ai - 1 W. :5. 2 ME .i:-: :f:.,. .341 wmv -sg: v f is r mx , ,, iw gm . K H, gf is ' mx Tw M-wm,mA:sfm M f fl .Q ' K Qin: wi ' -. 'K - : ' ' 33'L94f' 1 fr2'3'?-W' ww Q 4 H .V-V' 5 9 .f N-N -NP? NN' I.1'Il Io rig3Ill. Isl row: R. Brvnniln. .I. Grimm. D. SYZPIIIUFO, R. fIIeason. NI. van VaIIu'nIJurg, NI. Itrvihm-ve-r. IJ. RicImrmIson. A, IfarI4-v, A. DoIan. 2mI row: G. Smrinfsh-aut. I,. S4'Imnlz. IJ, Ilvrctuv, II, , , I L Ilaum-Ilml. IJ. XXIKIISII, IXI, Kaiser. S. INIANevc'e. II. Kvulw, IXI. IIi1'Ixs, .I. IXIarIin. fi. I'Iusc-Ilon. Ryan, ft, I'auIiIIu. IJ, Nvurmt, '3r1I row: U. IJuviIu. Ii, Robinson, V. SrImr, D, Conn:-r, ,I. H111-InIx-r, ff. ltmIy. R. 1 l'uslanIo, INI. ,I'Imy4.'r. I.. Iivtmolll, INI. Dzajir, I, II4-mus. IXI. Evans, II. Slmpplvy. IXI. ,Inc'oIrs. INI. Kom'Iu. XI, IIuQ1-I. A. famIis-IsI, NI. R1-1-sv, U. Iiinn. IXI, lfimllt-y, Ii, Ybarromto, IXI. SauncIc-rs. IXI, Iiuymt. Absent: I', I .uIu-r, A. IJauIiIIn, AI, Shaw, .I. IxIurpIly. fwIuss YI'm'urIu'r. Sister Duvirtn Ins:-pIu. P 'TIL N WI' FR ESHIVIAN YEAR Steerect tI1rougI1 our stormy tresbman year by our Competent otlticers, AIicia DoIan, Jean Martin. Gwen Ijinn, anct SaIIy O,ConneII. we tormed our memorabIe Yank CIUIJ wbose motto was For God anct Countryf, In December we were soIemnIy re- ceiveft into tI1e SocIaIity by Fatber IVICLaugI1Iin. l fbur Histrionic abiIity was tligbtigtltect by our Ctastling proctuction ot Iulius Caesar Ior the Stuctent Body. In June We paidvbomage to tI1e graduating cIass by our senior breaktast wI1iCI1 Icept us in a cIitI1er tor monttls betorebanct. SUPHOIVIC JRE YEAR IJOIHHI .lC'illl CTOIIIIPT, frxllll lii1l'l0y. leflglllil clll'ilSOIl, iillll liYf' IQVZIII VVl'l'U K'll0SK'll RIS I' 0l'l1lf'1'l'S lOl' OUT S0fJll0Fll0l'f' y02lr. Y cJYt'H'0IlllIlQ llw svniors in lmslwflmll lmul lmnrvly clols-nlvcl lmy lllo juniors, wo lurnml r ull:-nlion Io swimming nl wllivll lvlnry lrono l'incllc-y looli lop llonors. uf lsrnr wus ollivinlly iuloplc-cl ns our mnsvol. Vvv ln-vnlruo lvrvorll rolls-vlors lor Pagan Bullies cluring lllis ya-nr. JUNIOR YEAR NVQ- ole-doll ilu- lollowing ollicfc-rs: .loan ljmluflllvr, lvlnrilyn Hivlis. Rulll llrm-nnnn lVVll0 lN'l'ilIlN' Olll' liillllllll S0lllllf'l'Il Cross fTOfYl'SIl0Illl0Illl. illlll clVVOIl ljlllll. . N, - . - V flur I0 Cflulr willl N. fXllQ'llSllllP s wus lormvcl wllivll loslvrvcl nanny sovinl nrlivi lu s lwlwr-on llu' sfllools. xx woncln-rlul junior swimming purly unml wm-im-r lmlw ul ilu- xxrnmlc-lily one' 4-x'4-rningg luolmls sonw ol our lmppic-sl lll9lIl0l'l0S ol ilu- ye-nr. Allvr vnrious mone-y molcing sclwnws wo slug:-cl our ln-nulilul juniorssvnior prom nl llw l.n .lolln Counlry Clulm. l.:-ll lo liglllz xlnrilvn llinlxs, viar-prvsiclvlllz lm-.un lllu-lulr-I, pl:--imlvnl: fm:-n l'inn, lI't'ilNlll'l'l'I lelllll llrx-nnnn. sa-1 rm-Inn lnlnsvnll. i - J 1 l,t'll ltl fiElll. YUXSZ l,. All'XilIIllt'r. K1tflClZlllilS, IEVPYS. BEIIKRII. XtUllH'I'U, I.. Killlllllkill, SilUlNlI'I'S. leUlS1'. l,. . . . , r - , J IVXX l'l. Iiil'li1'l, lm lx. AA. IUIIPS. BIUTTUWV, I3ill1'l0, Qoilo. IJHYl'y. KRITRIQUSEI. .zllfl TKHYZ flflll'y. Illllllil ll1lfl', Nl1lllll'lllD, -l-IIUIIIIPSUII. KIXIHS, fx. lxlklflill, lb cwFiYl'llll. IJ, VIUIIMIS, Kilfll1lllSk5'. Nl'SSll'f. NIIUTUSK llilulll. l'.nuu-r, Nl. l..i ullmrnc. txl. II.m-S. V. Surpusu. A. l,e-xsis. fi, Pills. fi, ltuiiisuv, .'tXlN4'lllI N. Rawlins. lt. Rum. Xxtillmil. tluss THSPH FRESHIVIAN YEAR Uidnyt you pity us that weelc in Septemtmer Wlwen we were wandering around willi lrozen smiles plus cold cream, lip sticlc, and lmlaclc corlc smeared over our laces? lliai I in-.um lwi. Fish-r l'lui'w1Ilin'. was llie year we were treslnnen. flur otticers were Joyce lVlcGowan, president: Helen Keriozolas, vice-president: ,lane Pmalcli, secretary: and Barbara Tanner, treasurer. Our main activities ttuat year were a play given tor tlie Student Body and tlle lorming ol a clutm, tlwe Figlwting ,47!s. tor tl1e aid ot ctwaplains in tlwe armed lorces. Wie also gave a lmrealctast tor time seniors on graduation day. Vve enjoyed some ot our twig- gjest successes ttmat year. SOPHOMORE YEAR Ucspile llle lacl ttlat tlwe soplmomore year is loolced upon as tlle dullesl ol all lour years, we liave proved again tllat tlcnere are exceptions to tlie rule. Rememlmer tlme clapping and ralws you tleard one morning in September? Ttial was llme morning we elected class olilicers. Alice Martin was voted president, Dorotliy Saunders vice-president, Ellen Vviltnoit and Pat Tomas tollowed as secretary and treasurer respectively. However with tlme opening ot the new semester we lost Ellen MW 1,0 1 Io ilu' Nnlulily. Illll slu- was quirk ly rr-plum-cl lyy Vivluriu SIIFIJUSEI. lQl'llIf'lIlIN'l' ilu' morning wc' ull num- lmrlx lo srfmul wllispm-rind uml -. giggling? ll wus !H'l'2lllS4' ol an wivm-r FUQISI Zlllll il lllxI'll'i'IlV lllill'YI'lOlIS lllfbflllhghl suppvr wf' 'liltl IIN- nigjlll In-Ion-. Xvc- rlmrl llml up ans nm' ol llw Irvs! wc- 1-H-r lmcl. I!l1'Il angalin wc- 'mc' an 'rung-up N. l'ulri4'lxs Huy H-If-lmrnliorl. Xxlllill lin- yc-Hs mul flu-1-rs lor Fl. Pnlrirlx, wv SIIIIHIIPCI lllls vvur up wllll ilu' lurk ul Illa- lrislm. ,eww . 1 1, fum!! lfgfll 1, X ,IH rr, 1 'ml nfuj 1-, :fl , 1,1111 I nl, ' ll - I u x '1- my 'Dr' i.vit to rigiit, inn-1-iiligz Ni. ininimarri, A. Rosario. Ni. Padiiia. Nt fiawlimn. S, Rluidi-ii. fi. furito. V. ixiriiinstry. R. Xvc-svioiu. S. i.upian. ixi. Sl. Sure. i., ixiontgjonn-ry, il. SCill'iiH', if. Xiili1'lliilH', ID. ixiontgmnt-ry, fi, Serrano. Llnri row: ij. Xviiittaiu-r. fi. XXVi!ililN'fQ, VIYUXYIIPF, ixlil'iIf'NV, ixllilllllinf, tmilsfivll, Nxil'il'il, N1ltiiiUr, i,. IQEIIIISUIIT, ij. ,l1il0lllilS, izl't'1i, Rmiviwuix, i.m1'im4', igarima. Aimwnl: iiairllwgizllii, il. Silttflt. Class tvaiiu-r: Sister fiorllviia .lusvpin BEl3INtNtNlH5 Sc-pternimer IQ44 iiound sixty wide-eyed freshmen entering tiwe iwigiw sciiooi gates oi' time Academy ot f3ur Lady of Peace with silaiiing icnees. Time first important event tiiat canw our way was what ioeiaiis aii iittie tresiimen,-initiation. We tremimied and we quaixed imut notiming too drastic imappened and we were weii rewarded witiw a party at time end oi' a trying day. After a iiew weeks we eiected Patsy iVicNeece as president oi our class. Maury i.ouise Castro as vice-president, Doiores Nian- ningj as secretary. and iviartiwa Custado as treas- urer. Untortunateiy Patsy ieft us during ti1e Ciiristmas iioiidays ivut anotiier eiection iyrougiwt to timat office Betty Jean Rodebacic. Vve iiave imad two parties this year. one a Ciuristmas party and tiene otiler a Vaientineis Day party. imotii oi wiwiciw were roiiicicing successes. During tin- voiieyioaii season time iiresiwmen were a iittie prouder tiian usuai iaecause we won tiwe tournament, and our ci1ests were again sweiied up wiien we came in as winners for time coiiection oi Catimoiic magazines. Aitogetiwer we teei tilat we ilave iwad a very fine start in iligii scilooi and we iiope that in tide years to come we may have as inucim success. Y .xr R I II In rlggIuI: XIIHIIIII IIIINIII I: 'n ur 1 I ul I Ir X11 lr l1I II IJ I X I . In! 1' In 11 ' 1'- 1 vs' 1-I ' luingg. sulnlnrx. I51-IIV Ivan R1uI I Ix, ll1'wI1I1'llI 1. , - , 1- 1 A . I ,lv 1 , , . 1' 1' , . , 1r, .. 1. l1', . I nun 1 V ,- , . . Ya. - FUN: . I rv. . run, . S 1' , . .4 fr , ,. -l1'1r, . . 1' u I II I IIQIII. INI um. I2nlIIlllm, I I rl X I III I I IIIIII I IIII un 1, , ,I, I IIIIIIII, II, f1yl1I1un, I . .Xlll1rI1I I II.nIx I IJ un N I r 1nI II III i 'IMI x I VII: IJ Du IS IX: II r X Nulm n I If II I IIuIn II NI I Iv I' NI I ll I I I IInrI ar r NI X IJ 1.. Mum. . 1. Q1-,.. - II 1 I MII r. Flxlvr I11rn1'Im IW-,III I 5, .'. mix, II. IIurri4, HXIISVIIII If. .'XI'IIUItI, I. II.m'ix, Ii 1-fiI1Q, IIIIAH ', ,fl fd! i 'rip fg.:,J3 M D QV ,, nm y, , 'Q it 513 5 A fyzer 'H iVkHN1oKj H4 7' Qc QM g,Uzgv.,,f?, fl J X K V , Q I x my Q 1 , .5, ' I' ' , , . - - N no , ,E H . N 55307, mfg, vl, P 359.1 2'I',n I Q V ' 1 ?gQ.i w V 93 GHAMMAH ,GHADE5 Ex Q-3gQ'3 4, . .. . , , Q, y , . . Ag' q t xl? -5 k,,. li . ' ,.f'w,-5 i 44 xx 1-.IMA-Na Z ,.,.. - , ,hi if Q , fl? , ff f 5 V 1 J ,ifi - , -- . 'Kf' ' -'-. . ' Ax f . iQ!sf,1m ,ifiq Q , A,..... 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Kingsbury, II. Snnw, 'ini rms: I, lwnrli-r, I.. I.an'snn. If. I'4.nn ningj, K. fXInnIz-y, I. I'vIImi, I'. Snmliy. 5. 'IxlIfillHl, R, fwnnk, IW. XXIilllI1'I, IJ. fwnpussu. AIN-nl: ly. I,muIiInuI. li. Irvin:-. I IInn1-y, I. Ili Nu I'nIi, I. finnlpinn, ,I. Yin-ry, SI. Silw.. IJ. IgIiZZill'lI, VVVUIIQ-, I'. IIIIII. I. IInliIiIxiss, II. Russf-Ix, I'. ,l..-.JN I.. Springi-r. fInss In-m'Iu'r: Sisivr Denis Ann. sicie OI' IiI'e. I.ooI4 at our record OI! HOIy CI1iIcII10ocI stamps we soId ciuring lI1e CI1rislv mas season and lI1e number of pagans babies we Iiave ransomedi flur pei cievolions are lI1e Sacred Hemi and the BIessed Mother. Our S0cIaIily and Iflrcisiiul cJl'Q:ilIlIZil- lion Iceep us on our tipeloes Ivy their active WorIc. I.o0I4ing IDEICIQ We see thai our scI1o0I year Ims IHCIllfI9d1El weII-rolnlcic-:I program OI spiriluaI and PLIUCEIIIOIIZII aciiviiies mingIecIwiiI1 Iof1cIsoI Iun. SUDALITY 9 J djikiw 3-2.544-qe': SLQ-1, 5 -V .Km ,H fill., .ii-K Mime' 4 ui? 5 ylm Uur Lady ofthe Garden5 Sunlight slides lJetween ilw trees Filtering on lier face, SllU.dOLUS veil lier prayerful lzunmlsg Bird-liymns twine like lace A gentle song for lzer to hear Our Lady, Queen of Grace. . -Kulllleen Owens L ,mn i f we :...,fz -MJ. ATO Jesus The Sodat Margaret Eite tary: and Vio ing into their provided a tVt Fridays. Qn t I'ClTlBITltJGr6d. the Soda IO44. The cer girts in the H The girts Sodatity. Fat the new mem t-r'tt to right: Viotcta Gitt, treasurer: .tr-an tvtartin, vice prvtcft. Sntty ttziyvs, pri-ts-mtg Ntargarvt t':iti-rnuan, vice prcteclg Sharon tVtr'Nc-vm-. sc-crc-tary Nannes tor plrtun- on previous page-: t.i-tt to right: Ettc-n Xvithoit. vic'v-prf'tc-rt: Bermutvtlc Ryan. tl'I'ilSlII'l'I' Bonnie Yhnrromto, Vt4't I71'0tt'IitZ Patricia Xxtarct. secretary: Satty ttilyvs, pr:-tc-rt. Through tVtary,U is the motto ot every Sodatists. ity got under way in Septemher, 1944, with Satty Hayes as pretect, rman, vice-pretectg Jean Martin, vice-pretectg Sharon tVtcNeece, secre- eta Gitt, treasurer. These twine otticers proved their capahitities toy hring- eetings topics ranging trom tives ot the saints to etiquette on dates. They Nl th nd arranged devotion on First rn . issa Recitat Soctatity ass every mon , a ie sociat sicte, they turned out a super-Hattoweyen party that Witt tong he ity hetd the annuat reception ot att new members on November 50, emonies ot the Sodatity reception were comhined with the reception ot andmaids ot the Btessed Sacrament. iad a month's protoation, during which time they tearned the rutes ot the wer McDermott, aided hy the Sodatity otticers, eticited the promises trom Jers and gave each a miracutous mectat. Fatheris sermon Was indeed an tor this heautitut occasion inspiring one . tn Fetoruary with the exception ot Satty Hayes, pretect, a new set ot Sodatity ot- ticers was instatted. The newty etected were: Bonnie Yharroncto, vice-pretectg Etten Withoit, vice-pretectg Patricia Ward, secretaryg and Bernadette Ryan, treasurer. proving their worth was an easy matter tor these girts who managed such attairs as our three day retreat and att Lenten devotions. Vve were tortunate to have Father Kern as our retreat master. Father gave us three conferences each ot the three days and discussd such subjects as triendship-hoth with God and man-the religious state ot lite, and the application ot the command- ments in our everyday activities. Atter each conference we were lett with meditative thoughts, which each girl pondered over between conterences, stations. visits, and spir- itual readings. On those three days we wallced hand-in-hand with Christ, spolte to Him ttrom the depths ot our hearts, and consoled Him in His sorrow. We ended our retreat each a hetter person, a more thoughtful person, a person with a greater love tor the Holy Family. Making up the foundation and most important part ot the Sodality are the com- mittees. These total six in all: Qur Ladyys ttwo divisionslg Eucharistic: Apostolic: Literature: publicity: and Mental Prayer. Each committee has worlced long and hard. To give you a hird,s-eye view ot their worlc, we mention a lew ot the things they have accomplished. The Apostolic committee toolc over the taslc ot tilting hundreds ol' Christmas stoclcings tor the poor: raising money for Pagan hahies in China: sponsoring a drive tor rosaries tor the servicemeng and arranging all material used in Vocation month. Qur Ladyts committee contributed everything from starting a Triduum to Our Lady ot Fatima to selling Christmas cards, to Uputting overn the Family Daily Rosary. The Eucharistic committee upheld its name lay encouraging a tine turnout tor the Handmaids ot the Blessed Sacrament reception, and encouraging the Enthronement ot homes to the Sacred Heart and Night Adoration. The Literature committee worlced hard spreading devotion hy handling Catholic Press Month and lceeping Catholic liter- ature in circulation. The Mental prayer committee submitted an original mental prayer at each weelcly Sodality meeting. The Publicity committee put up all lcinds ot' signs, posters, and reminders tor the girls to see. These, then, are our ever-willing, ever-worlv ing committees, who deserve and justly receive recognition tor their ettorts. We were happy when Father Hurd came to the Academy to enthrono our school MASTERS RENDEZVOUS in lin- Sncrcci Hvnrl. fburs was liw firsi Sf'il00i oi' time ciiocc-sv lo enjoy liiis priyiivgo. ifvsm-rviilg il iol oi crffciii iior iiwir spivnciici woria arc liw giris wimo civvoim- liwir linw lo lvnriiiilg fnlvfilisril. iiiiivsv giris nol oniy leufii cinlvriiislii. 'Jul voiiovl imoiy uurmls. ami sponsor cirivm-s iior lim donation oi! iioofi anci Filltilillg. iiiiw iiigiliigiil oi' Iiw Sociaiity ye-nr was lilo Crowning oi' lilo Hif-ssm-ci ivioliwr. flue-4-rl oi. time iviuy. 'iiiw Sociaiisls iirsl iorrncci El living rosury onci wiiiie' saying il. wniiv 1-ci lilrougii liw gurcicns up lo liie siuluc oi' fjur Lnciy. Aivtc-r vncii mc-nliwr prose-nlmi 3- fiur Lmiy wiiii u iiower. lin- Prcivrl pinrfeci il iwauliiui frown oi iiowvrs on lin- iwmi oi Clin' iiuiy. y Xvc- lain- pride in knowing iiml our Sociuiily. oslnimiisilc-ci in ISST. was liw iirsl onv illllllliflii in Sun Diego. flur Soclaiily. ils oiiiiuws unci ils nwiniwrs. imw- iwpl lin- lrzuiilion svi yours algo oi imringing souis Mio .losus iiiiirougii iviuryfl , ,.:: ii if s . 339 .gif I - sash I' 'I I I Al I 1 LIVI G HUSAHY M . fl I41 11 I1I I.11x1111111- X X In 5l1sJ111 fin , , Ruvklnilx' L-Nm 1-H' 1 - 1 W1 l1111lgn1111-lx, Xallx f,11x1'f.111-, f'f1xHix fxx.1111x11111 111lr'1', .Xl111x' lQ.w'1w. f'11l1i1i.1 f'l.11L, Xl.11x f ,1 i ' xillurin SIIFIJUNJI. ,Xl.11'Q.1r1'I f.il1'r111.111. 1f1.:i11 . . 1' ' L 'Rub Xviumil, finrix .Xl1111I,Q111114'1x . V . i 1l1nVx'vU,,l1x-I .. U. ,. ,-5. H K, ' R t fx WI D11 tg 5 Nhnat x1.11u.1 In bm' 1.11111-'u f'x'.1T:::lNhutw 111 NM QW' 1 ,. W 11 ' WMU 11,1 1. f 11.111 f,1l1r111 Jxlnulfl, l1'H1'11 . Rm:-111111 XX1-JUI1, f.1111- ff11l1f1, '1'1i1is 1 XIJYQ COMM 1 1 L' OUR 'A X Ix lx . 11-11-4 1 'N 15' '25 k .. k xii? 'Sl Xi. I +2 'x. .... g H v mr 'aj Q xx -Hgh? . ..,. . . .w5 .,5:::af:::, ' H- .- E w H S RE sk l'l fI5l.ICl'l'Y COIVIlVlI'l'l'Ifli I 'I I liglul' flmu' Flrrnlgwluul, fvxxvn I'llln, lnlmm Nlmlliz, full: I ll I I-uull,1ll.llIllmll. lil VCI I.fXRlS'l1lC CC 3MlVll,I I'lflf rlgglulz fxlifin Ifnlun. llmirnmll: Ninry filnirm- SIMM, Nlalriuri fx Il 'mlm 1 l'lY4'Hal. l',xn'Ilmrl1' Rvull, Pvggfv lyvlvri fallwvlllj. riu Ill' Null: 'Ibn-nrmn, Pulrlmln xxilfll, Nlnry Ilmyvr. Pvgjggy 49 yreig df? 1 ff! iff!! 5' A . x Fx f. . S 1 4 yr 5 VX: 'Y' 3 x, XO? 5 5 ? sf i U E Q.. . . gg 1 E of J A f W- , A 1 sg., s. iw ,gm K X' . b .55 X Q Queen of natureys bloom Fragrance of perfume, Lustrous as the sun, Mettler of the Hoty One Sweet as honey Jew, Spotless, as God knew, Kinder than the rain, Restful as a refrain, Lovelier than May, as today. x SUUALITY IN AETIUN W ' 1' '4- fg,,.f 9 'S Y?':f't Q I ,. 4 I -.f A STUDENT BUUY S DE T BUDY fbi! lin- slucivniQ ily lin- Qllldlxllli and for liw si ii I ' V , .. , . , ., , 5 ICCII s-.so is QOVPFIIOCI lin- slmlm-nl imfly ol Villa Niontenmr. Tim spiril and cooperation shown this year made possiimic many new urlivilivs. For lin' iwirsl lime- siucicni ieucicrsilip was lreaimi ciinqvrvrilly ily lim iniliulion ol' ml slucivnl smmie- in Wllifll liw aclivilies and probielns ol liw scimoi urv ciisuissvci. 'I in llnggarci look oi lime slucienl body officers was ciismisseci, when liw new anim-s oi ciisci plimlrizms we-rc aciciefi io lim oilficerss iisl. I4-Il In rigliiz 5Inry ,ls-.in R4-1-4:-, miivipiinurinn: Bnrimm Tmmrr, In-nhurs-rg Xliuis-lu Gill, miisripliimriiuli: fvulliii-mi lauiiso wire-larry: 'Huvrvsal Niurrmv, ciisiipiimnrinnz Silifllj' Parks, pn-si4i1-nl: Ainry In-ln' iiillmllvy, viu--pri-siriz-lit. ' -Y r 'r x ii A tew activities l1aving tl1eir Hlirstsu included a dance sponsored by tlne A.S.B. 1 . -f ' . H. . . f h J . lor tlme students ol St. Augustine, llne Holiday lflustle , a picnic party or t e unlors and Seniors ol Catlwedral Girls Highg and a courtesy campaign. Doing our part for tlwe war etlort and clxarity tl1e organization sponsored a lJond and stamp drive, tlle marcli ol dimes. and a paper clrive. Vve Completed a successful year under our ever-smiling, always-lnusy Student Body Prexy, Shirley Parks. ST UE TS SE ATE l. Nlmrnw, ll. Kit-roxulus. lxlnrlin, lj. lllmnus, lj. Dvtc-rt, ll, Slmmvlxousv, Cl. Rolxlwins, A, Glnvus, Burnett, lvl. Davies l. llruvlnlvr, lxl. llindley, S. llurlis. B. lllzmnvr, R. llrt-rmnn. lxl. Hirlis, D. Sauimlers, U. l inn, lvl. Rt-csc, lxl. Castro, S. lxlc Nm-as-, ll. Itmlelvm-k, lxl, flustaclo. P. Xvlliltalier, B. rl-owner, D. lX',lEl'lI1lYlQ. Ill IIN- sc-nior r'Inss: IlI'Q'ilIIYl'. ciIlIll'If'llf' RoIJ'vins, IJI1yIIis SIUIIPIIOIISIII nI'IIirnmIix'c-. IVII I1-II Io rigInI: I3on.uI:I :XIIII-rs, I'IwIIis SIo1N-Iuouss-, XViIIianm IvilllINi'II!'l'. NI.urx In-nv I irNII1-s, II.nIrinIx XYIIIII-, I1Iu.1rI1-nr RoI1Ivins. RnImfI I,IliIIips, Pallriliu XXIRIHI. DEB TI E SI. .'XugjusIi1N- IIIQII SVINNJI EIIICI our own AIITIEI IVIIIII-r HIFI in is INIIIII- oI wor4Is on IPI-Imrum'y 23, CIPIJEIIIIIQ IIN- QIIGSIIOII oI Iowf-ring IIN- voling nge-. ffur oppom-nIs. XVII Iium I:illlIWf'IIf'I'. IQIFIIEIFLI IJI1iIIips. HIICI IJOIIEIIII AIIII-rs on IIN- uIIirnN1Iivc- sNIc- cI1-c'Ie1rm-II IINII IIN- I-igI1Ic-on yr-ar oIcI oI IocIay is Ivar more I-cIuCaIc-CI IIN1n IN- use-cI Io IN- IIINI II'II'l'I' Ivor SIIOIIIKI gin- Ilis Counlry IIN- IDOIIEIIIIIS OI Iwis inlz-IIigf-nCc-. fjur own IN-gzllivv If-um Com prising IJI1yIIis SIorN-Imouse-. Ijalriciifl VVHHI. ZNNI IVIary Ire-nv IIIINIII-y sIuIc-II IINII IIN 1-IQIIII-I-n ye-ur oIcI cIof-s noI possf-ss IIN- IIPCPSSHYY c-xp:-rim-:Nw EIIIKI IINII no om- wouIcI IN IN'llt'IlII'II Imy IINs proposm-II c'IN1ngc-. IIN- KIPFISIUII was III our Iavor ilIllI wr- wc-rv pn- sc-nIf-II wiII1 IIN- vow-II-II IropI1y. II1is was our Iirsl II:-Imiv wiII1 N. Auguslim-s sinu I 010. IIN- KIIIPSIIOII oI I-XI:-INIIHQ FOIISIIIINYI' c'oopc-mlivf-s wus c'Ic-Imlc-II 1-i1rIir-r in IIN- yc-an gsm-I Ilnvif-s HIIKI I.orrui1N- Jones. ll' GLEE EL B 'vii In llglll, lxl lim: fxulwlull, P, cxlilfli, P. P. 'I-llmnaw, fuliu, TYQNNI1-ly NInl1lQuln4'l'y, P, .'XI'lllYIll, R XY:-N1-lull. Rluhlvn. lm' um: xlurymx, P, Afc'x.ul1rlm-v', Lupinn, Arnulcl, H. xlullu-xx, fwnshwm, Xvillmii Y, Xvn-lmlu. H. Hlinunl, ly. yuriln. 1. Harm-il, Y. NI4'KiIlSlTX'. 3r1l rrm: Nl. lilISlilllU. P. ll:-siingj, fx. Rmnsny, H. Harrk U, xlnlmningg, P. Xxvlxillnkvr, lf. 5101114-Ilu, NI. Vnmlrnpsolu, U. Pilis, .l. llnrris, 31. lgupllmrlu-, fi. SPTHIIIU. it A if 4 bv. wwf I1-Il In liglll, lxl rem: Il. xlmxnlllilnl. Bl'4'iil111'x4-r. Hiclw, IJ. Xvinal, lmnivs. lm' rmx: Nason, Hl.1xn'l'. 3uI run: I. Bllvlllvr, fy. fully, f1I1'el:4ul1. ill: nm: xlrxvrwv, XYnl'Iluiy15jlnn, V. Knisvr :Ill rem: I. Urllnln, RNKIII, Rullllslllw-, fn. Ill'KllIlil. hill rim: xl. Duxlvs, fi. Rnlmlmlns, ffwvns, NI. Slmxx. .III IUXXI II. I'l'IllllN, l,. I,4'I'lIlll', 5illlllKll'I'i, TUV: KN, IJHIEIII. IQNVIHS, SGIIIIHIITS, Igllytl, Ilillll. NNUAL ST FF Editor ...................,...,.... ..,......,,.. ..,..,,....,......A P e ggy Detert ASSOCiate Editor ......... ......... Nl argaret Davies Sodatity .......,....,........ ...,........ S ally Hayes Student Body ..,,...... ....... ,.... .,A. S tm i rley Parlas G. A. A ..A......,.,....w. .....w,.......,..,..,,..,.,..... l ean .lessop Business ...,........ ...,.,.,.... l Jtiyllis Stonetiouse lrene Callian Literary .....,.... .......... P atricia iVlcNamara Ctlarlene Robbins Audray Burnett Anna Gtavas ptiolograpliy ........... ............, t ieverly Uanielson linina Rotminson Dolores l'erreira Nlagdalena Ginglnrcli Ttlrough ttlis edition ot VILLA lVlCDNTElVlAR, tile class ol '45 tiopes to catctl and tuolot a tew ot time countless memories ot ttie glorious years at Qur Lady of Peace. We tnave determined ttiat ttwis, time tirst yearbook printed at ttwe Academy, will serve as a model tor many tine ones in ttie years to Come and we otter a special prayer to finr i.ady ol peace ttiat ttiis will tue ttie last to lie putulistied in a world at war. Special tlwanlcs are due to Peggy Detert and ivlargjaret Davies tor ttieir tireless worti spent in compiling anct organizing Vll.l,A lvlfllxtrtitf- MAR. .X JD U X : XKMO V60 RIiSllDIiNI' S'l'Ul JliNl'S we in Wx? I' M- --v-: ,,,??,5 5 f fi,-1 : A 'W mf .X ,,, X, V mW2 ww,M. ,gyAfggg:if,q5g?bgggM5g455wwmLg Ki Q .,.. 'A ' -'--' WQQ.i.f5fi 1 ,pwmanff St. Nlarqaretis Hall Time lrienclliest spot at U. L. P, As every visitor may reaclily see, ls witliout a cloulgt St. lvlargaretls Hall, For ills liome and lun to one and all. Vlllie rooms are fillecl witlw pictures anal cloclis. llwe intirmary floor says Hlgeware-tlme poxl l lliere is stationery to Write ol your Wants ancl your woes And Clever devices lor time warming ol toes. At niglit you liear tiptoeing upstairs ancl clown And Watclwlul eyes loolc all arouncl. St. Nlargaretls memories always lue Tlme clearest ones ol sclmool lor me. 1- Q 14 IAZISEIHOF All6I1 C- sz, l i l 1 ii l , 1' 7 W 1 iz 1 . Q' 5 R 5 I if' A 'fa' fi jaw vw I, :Q I aj-Iii? vm ,U 'E gf .af . 3 ff ' . V45 1 .-, 4 ' 1 5 I s if' ' . x'4'f7f-if lbw 'S S 'Sf' 8 QS? W... 1 3 1 Q X Q Q A 1 if - 3 X x P 2 as a S L3 X ii 5 gi? gig? 38353 Q7 4 5 ff' S x Eggs . wr gn xnfa 'l1hOllgI l Anlerica Celelmraled her fourth Christmas ul war, in our drulllnlif' procluv- lion we tried to recapture the love and peace of the first Chrislnms. VVHII these- IIIOIIQIHS we offered our performzmce of Hfbnc Niglll in Hellllellelllf, ably clirc-vlccl lay Mrs. l.uCiHe Petrowslci. ng' jaw EHHISTMA5 PLAY UMM? SZWH SENIUH PLAY 's L... ww YR? my 8 x N1 pf 3- mf mwmw N ,Q K . . .........,. : A -m,MQs5m5gfgw5'g w,wgm5g?W zfwfgfamgg .N W. sxggmm .5 ,,W,,,g.fl71e:gQM,.g1,5m,,,uw U ::fmswqfQ:xzf mmwseawfS:sfxSia:5:iSa:ii'S.5a5x ff- smgifwffb .,,i1ggfiy,-S 5 Y QAEM AT as r N.. I 9 as I' ffse-' QE if Kal 'WY A w in-' Maasai-s, , 1 IW M si g .f fn 1 W5 .Q -S '7es5s2'4fiQ'E5,giQS X M Q Mfg T7 JAMA ffZglffi. Z 5,644 W. Q-yuh... f f Q' ff W N 4 g f ' . W VM' ' A..,W. .7 'J.,,7ff3'-10-9551? w,,fifL'fff5'?lT 5fV xmxfwim AUTUGHAPHS ll ATHLET 155 ' 4 , 5' K x ,SX ' W1 W K- Q' ' 1 'f-2 '--,, S f-S -- .,.. : ,.:: ..,..,., -..-, f I 5 -x -' ,,'-3:1-'I1.::.:.:f':': ' iyR iNg, LVN. , - K 1. N m. Wx. A -- -, .... .... . . , ' .QW M., M lx 459. WMA X A WW ,,,,, - .M -' :Q wig A 4,-, I rg A ff ,'..-5---fwsfnffirsiw w k 1 X fm-WM:',-,qgz gg: Q.-::, w ,, W A 'iw h,,,Wmfmwm -, -I X. :A-X:,f ' . X XLS ' . M--v XffI'55TF2?ix.,'b MNWMN' Muigvxg, M, , Q32 va-cf M 'riff-lv--.,,,,,,W,,. x .ik k .. - : 2 P F332 ':'3i'5':Z::.-'gfig-I? 1 .M L M N -A Mww,-,-vw..f5:4.g.4xQ1.h.:M,4,nglfgq:fxMW,,W . M, .1 A- A . ' Mifwlf ii jggggg--:qsrmz , gwgwQv51gQ2ws,NX,,mWc-my WM 3-WTA? .. M S1343 QQNLLMK ,ATTN A r Mmm WW . I W gm, JW, WMM., fr MMM, wmmm A NM. KQ .. 3,lwggggaspgsyggggyggigkfvW:RMxgMgxQEkL,gmW.wgxxwf . ..... 9 3555- 2 'mb lmll in rigflmic Riln cillSlilAl!, vic'e-prvsidvnig .lnnv Bulflx. srrrrvlaryg Nlury Smnlflr-rs, lrvusun-r: ,lc-un .Ir-sf eop, prvsiflvnl. YV ff Vi R Ng N ff l.:-ll lo riglul: Sum l,upiun, Ann lim-is. Sally l,ovr'lauf-, llairicia Xvliillulu-r, l'u-x'- vrlm' luwnvr, fxlarllia Q usliulo, li:-Hx llntffli, t'0llSII1'l0 SUFYIIYIYI, Vl'llllil NXv1'llll. Pulrim in Arnolrl. SPUHTS A liilarious slialing parly in early Novemlmer slariecl llne fi.A.A. arlivilic-s lor ilu- year. ll was a lun-paclfefl Clay ol' roller slcaiing, loppecl oll willi a fool, rc-lresliing plunge in llie glorious pool. A lvew scfralelwecl lcnees anfl slainnc-cl elliows were ilu- only vasuallies allllougli many Hover anxiousn girls were a lmil siilnl' ilw nexl clay. ln .lanuary screams and groans issuecl lvrom llie gym Court, lu-raliling ilu- approavli ol' llie roming volleylrall tournament-fa lournamenl wliieli enclecl in ilisasler lor ilu- miglily seniors, as lliey were clelveaiecl in a wild fllree game romlmal, lmy ilu- lvI'0SllIllf'll. Ping-pong ancl lennis iriumpliecl in lvlarcflsn wliile oulcloor lmaclminlon was loru-cl lo give way lo llw elemenls. ilqlme impromptu planting ol' Elie lmaslwllmall lxavlclroarils uslierecl in a new era ol' yelling ancl renewed elqloris wliile ilu- seniors slrove lo win lmartlc ilu-ir losl repulafion. 'lille sports Calenclar was lillecl in May witli ljielcl Day wliirlm walvlwml llw lax- orecl leam wallc away willl Covelecl gold lmaslceilwallsg flux lop ping-pong. lmaclminlon, ancl lennis players win their liarcl-lvouglii-lor awarcls. A spedafular swimming inf-el was llelcl in wliieli Miss lvlary lrene Finclley, our waler queen. gave exliilmilions ol' popular slrolces ancl graceful clives. The annual lmanquel al Wliirll ilu- awarcls, lropliies, lmalls. lf-Hr-rs. pins. ancl rilxlmons were given oui was lielcl on May IT al ilu' San Diego Vvoinanls Clulr. ll proved lo lme an exviiing allair willi mucli lmacslc-slapping ancl liancl-slialcing. rl-luis rrownecl ilu' evenls ol' llie year ancl relievefl ilu- olxlqirers lor a mufli z1ppi'c-vialefl rc-sl. N xl My 4 www-wav 1-fx. -.. AJ 'gnulv-4 l 5 UN THE WAY TU THE PUUL! wr' ' 9 K A 5 M xv' 5 u- ' u 'W ff. L. 5 5 fi is W , L, ez 4, Q Gb-uf KN W A' 'H :if th Swv . , 5 i iss! ' ' I .riff If V X K Q X X ' it 2, Q 'K , . 7, ay . i 'lx f-5 Ag' 6 'N Y' 'F 94 5' nfl --- C L A I . , 1 T , 'lf + Rl 5 ' 'L wf- ,, 1 ,, '55, el? 12? A lu , 'Leif' ' X5 I gi ' r w ' 1529 'V' ,Q Q 4 ' ' A , ., - 0 X it J X , 1- Sgigg Loaf A Nuns Hands Her hands Are two juhilant living hymns To God Never idle, Willed to ohedience Unadorned. Regarding them, Their strength, Compassion, Capahility, Their individual admixture of human hone, Flesh, And divine strivings, Longing sweeps My heart With envy At their consecration. .-Shirley Parhs Virgin Mother Her hair was duslzy-incense Crowning her moon tinted face. Her lips Answered the unaltered dream Of an angel-artist. Darla, tilted lashes shadowed her crystal eyes, And for within the depths There lay The glow of God in man. ,-Jean Iessop . FLED Tell Me, Angel Tell me ahout that Christmas night, My guardian Angel dear, When heaven shone with wondrous light,-I For surely you were there. O Angel, did you hover near And raise your song of joy? Or whisper sweet things in the ear Of lVlary's halny lmoy? Dear Angel, did you worship Him, And hless His holy name, And beautify the lowly inn? help me do the samel ,-'Patricia Ward Ennnnuninn His Blood will wash away the pain Of tears that sear with liquid fire. His Body will erase the stain Of sinls most terrihle desire. His hands will soothe my trouhled hrowg His lips my aching heart will heal. l hold Him close within me nowg Our lnlessed hond of souls, we seal. ' -Beverly Danielson QQ X' 1 Q 71 ff' , sw H ix '3 x XX x xt, j b l'f Jw 'Q X f at of f ' fe - N X tt ' -4, I O nl I 'L V! egg X' k V I l ,X ..,.4 71, 21, 'ff'iQ- If -fffzv U xi: J? .A an y It nczdd 114 11. ggxjxg o WV QT?2 23:slzg'f-'Q 9 X ff se X l X Enchantment long to he a child again tml nestle in the hilltop grass lo plot delightful lives of lame While viewing cloucl-lnarhs as they pass, Kncl change with magic pixie-power 'he wrens on flowering hush near me from unexciting feathers, gray, an hour lo he my princes, three: dream that gilrlecl chariots run lelow on highway, shadow-cast, wish enchantment, we were one, 'hat all my-cloucl-dreams were moorecl last. ,-Shirley Parlzs Chapel Hy Mnnntight lrittle platinum Vith shaclowy filigree 'lounts the setting 'or the rarest lem. -B. Danielson, Statnad Lady loulcl l hut Clare lo see thy lace tml lenow the touch fl your emlnraceg Vhaz worldly ill loulcl then displace 'ly love for thee, tail, lull of grace. -Sally Hayes Haqtna Pants Queen ol yet stancling humlnle, Where rainlnows come to playg Murmuring little silent psalms For us who came from clay. Every minute, every hour, Stancling there in prayer With the sunshinels golclen hlossoms Fingering through your hair. Never let my steps he slowecl, Turned, or lecl awayg But let me luring you all my clreams As clay unfolels on clay. ,.-lean Iessop Autobiography l am a hullet Progeny of hate Cast in clepravityls molclg planecl anfl pointecl hy lzlincl folly l am projected Through emlzattleil vastness, My scrrouwing whistle ls the moan of angels Who witness my clestructive path: My clestiny--cleath. -Shirley Parlzs UU YU REMEMBER. September 11 .........,..,......... ........... September 19-25 .............. ........... September 25 ..,........A..... ........... Gctober 1 5 .......,.... October 5 1 .........,., December 1 December 8 IEJCCCIUEJCI' 12-15 ...........A,........ ................ School begins Vvelcome Week lnitiation Sister 1sabe1's Diamond Jubilee Halloween Party Holiday Hustle Sodality Mass at Cathedral Christmas Play December 1 5 .............A...............,..... ,,..A...... P arty for Cathedral High December 15-January 2 ..............,..,.,..... Christmas Holidays January 5 .................,...A................ ........... E nthronement January 22-26 ...,..........i. ........... S emester exams January 20-51 .......... ........... R etreat February 2 ...i......... ,...A...... S enior Ditch Day February 12 .........,..... ........... S enior-freshman volleyball tournament February 12 ............... ..,.,...... P arty at Cathedral High February 15 ........,,,.... ,...,...... R atlle of Vvar Bond February 27 ............... ,.......... T he death ot Mother St. Catherine March 2 .......,,.... March 7 ............. Requiem Mass at Cathedral Glee Club sang for mlqrial of the King March 14 ...,,.......... .....,..,,, V isit by Superintendent of Schools March 21 ..................... ........... T allc on vocations by Bishop Buddy March 21-25 ..,...,.,.... .,......... T riduum to St. Joseph for vocations March 22 ..........,.... ........,., V isit to Commercial College March 24-25 ............. ..,.,,,,.,. G lee Club sang for The Nazarene March 28 .......,.................,. ..A.,....,, A nnual begins to loolc lilce a boolc April 26, 27, 28 ............ .......,,A. S enior Class Play May 1 .........................,.., ,,......... S odality Day May 1 1 ....A.......... ........,... A cademy Prom May 17 ............... ..,......... G .A.A. Banquet May 24 ,,,.......... Tea at Mount St. 1V1ary's College May 27 ..........,.... ............ B accalaureate Massdat Cathedral May 29 ..A........,.,. ,,,,,,...... S enior boarder banquet June 5 ............ .,,,,..r.,.. F reshmen breakfast tor seniors JUIIC 5 ..i......... Graduation 1 5 . 'FQW ' ' 4 S. 28 I '. X R3-3 AI N aa a f , 5 ig, 3.w,isf.,m A a. - Q . L vl. yn. ss? , ' 8:35 I . 5 i :j,g.s, M A ' --f A ..,, A ge: : - x, M,,t,5,SgN4L,f I H WYVVM' Y THE AEADEMY DUB MUTHEHS AND GHANDMUTHEH5 KNEW 'KA as rms-mmm The Academy of Qur Lady of Peace hegan its existence in San Di- ego in 1882 and its progress forms a part of the history of the city. The Academy building on Third and A Streets, the present site ot the Medical Dental Building, was completed in 1887. The Academy was equipped with music and art departments, Iihrary, laboratory, and audi- torium malcing it an outstanding contribution to Catholic education in the Southwest. METAMUHPHUSI5 ng in 1024 time Vandrutt estate in University Heigtlts wtlictm comprised about twenty acres was purctlased tor the new Academy site. Ntottler St. Cattlerine was responsitmte tor time addition ot ttlree tmuitdings to ttxc- ttlrve already prvsc-nt. 'tttw rcsutt is ttle tinistwd and tmenutitut Vittn Mtllltt'lIlilT. My Prayer 51 thanlc You, God, For all the gitts that You have given me. For my eyes: That l may see The beauties ot this world, The reds, and lorowns, and golds Ot leaves in autumn, The clear hlue lalces, And cloudless, lovely slcies. For my ears: That l may hear The sound ot children's laughter, The singing ot birds high in trees, Vvaters rushing hy, And the music ot the wind. For the sense ot touch: wat l may teel ie coolness ot early morning, ue dampness ot green grass At dawn, T1e warmth ot a spring breeze Tae sottness ot the ground. For the sense ot smell: Tiat I may lcnow the Fragrance ot newly plowed earth, Tie perfume ot loeautitul tlowers ln T 'r T T late afternoon, ne spiciness ot wood. For the gift ot taste: Tnat I may taste Tie sweetness ot honey, T1e delicate flavor ot spring water Freshly drawn, Tae tang ot persimmons, The truits ot the land. All these I thanlc Thee torg And aslc, dear God, one favor,- Tmat, someday: I may teel the happiness Of eternal lite: l may hear the harmony Of celestial music: I may smell the odor Ot heavenly incenseg I may taste the joy Ot living with angels: But most ot all, that someday l may hehold Thy Divine Countenance, And all the glory surrounding The Almighty and Eternal God. Amen. -Patricia McNamara yr xv! f D Acknowledgments Mr. Hal Bruclcer of Neyenescli Printers Mr. R. S. Sealaroolc Mr. W. A. Long Mr. E. VVal1renl'Jroclc .lean Leon Studios Van Pelt Stuclios Faculty Advisers Hu i 7 1 . ' ,1 '54 V 4, , M f 'wx I .Q ' . 1 . - . 1 u.,- 'gf' V. . .L 1 ' s . Q .v ' 1 ' ' f J' x .4 Q . v A . . - ' o f . 13 x . h l - F v . . Q in 1 195 .4 , ,. ,v H I .. ' .- ' f , ' .wh 2557
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