Cathedral Girls High School - Cathedral Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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gd! Josephine Catherine Gable St. Mary Magdalene Miss School Spirit . . . talent behind the footlights . . . vivacious . . . copious copy writer . . . June 18 We remember. . . Carol Ann Gatton Holy Family Class treasurer . . . interested in aerial pho- tography . . . came between the sisters . . . alfable . . . March 24 shaking in our saddle shoes, as Kathy put it, that September morning when we arrived at Cathedral. being ordered up and down by our Seniors during initiation. struggling through those impossible Latin declensions. producing that all-time dramatic per- formance of The Ugly Queen. traveling to the Mount for the Latin festival and for the March reception, via San Clemente, naturally. decorating for the canteens and being annoyed because the boys were more interested in the refreshments than in us. taking instructions in Arthur Swervy's Dance Studio. watching the clock through those three-minutef?J talks in history. sliding perilously close to eternity on the Library Club snow party. taking time out for some serious think- ing during our retreats. Balcony scene: Kathy Kl -...-1' Karen Emily Graham St. Mary Magdalene Editor-in-chief . . . beauty and brains . . . visitor to the closet in Room 4 . . . oflice holder . . . September 8

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xii -is-NX m's merry Metropolitan: Linda, Priscilla, Clarisse, Sharon, Pat. Priscilla Ann Espinosa Holy Family Pudgy . . . prize-winning seamstress . . . neat . . . penchant for art . . . June 26 Sharon Lee Dorfman Clarisse joan Fernandes St. Mary Magdalene Sacred Heart, Ocean Beach memory for football numbers . . . Perfect hostess . . . scorned scissors . . seeker for unexpired parking forever late . . . charmingly loquacious . . . girl with the Graphlex . . . December 17 4, arf'

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Catalina, Carol, Dee. Dee Ann Mary Green St. Michael's Annual business manager . . . likes to chat . . . dispenser of donuts . . . dependable librarian . . . March 24 lettering fire posters in Room B and missin four buses home. 8 rehearsing for Something for Some- thing and Little Women. contorting ourselves into graceful, poisedu specimens of femininity at modern dance class. hoping our teachers would not dis- cover our duplicated reading slips. gulping unbelievable quantities of cof- fee and no-doze to keep awake long enough to measure the last earthworm. presenting Sister with the gift of a rabbit, complete with pink eyes. being sore and sunburned after the junior-Senior picnic. pinning an orchid on a shimmering prom dress and later pressing it into a bulging scrapbook. placing our roses at Our Lady's shrine during the Living Rosary. signing our names for the last time at class day. taking our diplomas from the hand of the Bishop. 4 f J 95 Mary Kathleen Hauserman St. Mary Magdalene Directs Junior Red Cross . . dan ling bracelets . . . considerate . . . fashion con scious . . . February 8 Maria Catalina Hernandez St. Anne's At home in two languages . . . unassumrng . . . long locks . . . enjoys baseball April 30 7:1 I,