Dominican College of San Rafael - Firebrand Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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KATHERYNE MARGARET SIMMONS major: sociology minor: philosophy Transfer from San Francisco Spanish Club College for Women Red Cross Phi Beta Mu Sch ola Albertus Magnus Club Madrigal

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PATRICIA ROTCHFORD SHE is sharply cut, but not angular, and her dark- lashed eyes look out keenly from under a broad brow, framed by crisp, curly hair. She doesn ' t miss a thing, and her hearing is as delicately keen as her sight; she plays the violin beautifully and the piano too. Her philosophy of l ife is admittedly to put off until tomorrow what she can do today, but apparently this doesn ' t hold when it comes to practice. One likes to think of her slender, poised figure as she plays in- tensely in the school orchestra. She is high-strung; indeed, she seems taut as a vio- lin string. She enjoys bridge more than most of her college duties, and she waits impatiently for the mail when the lucky first two or three crowd around the little table in the Fanjeaux living-room. She reads her letters with utter concentration, but after she has read them she becomes sociable again. 55

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KATHERYNE MARGARET SIMMONS THERE is about Kathy an Alice-in-Wonderland quality, perhaps because of her long blond hair, or the whimsical expression which is often to be seen in her brown eyes. There is a good deal of seriousness beneath her usual gaiety and light-heartedness. She has markedly strong school spirit and gives herself generously in various campus activities. She is always abreast of the times, even to the latest fashions and colors, although she herself looks almost old-fashioned. She likes to discover new ways of doing things and is quick to accomplish any task, domestic or academic. Her manner is always pleasant. She is lively in conversation and her wide-eyed appreciation, whether she gets the point or not, is sure to make the prosperity of any jest. She whistles beautifully and loves to visit. 57