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

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SUZANNE STELLA If Suzanne had lived in England, her favorite place, during the nineteenth century, she might have been re- membered with Lord Byron as one of a unique species- satirical Romantic. Suzanne can out-Wit and out-trick almost everyone, even her teachers. With poetic sensi- bility she gives attention to the littlest things around her. ln fact, her most cherished possessions are tiny nic-nacs and Joan Walsh Anglund sketches. lntensely aware of the smallest problems, her own and those of friends, she has shared advice and understanding with almost everyone on campus-especially with the Bertrand Belles, class of '69, and with the class of ,7l. Creative in all arts, Suzanne even has innumerable styles of handwriting. She prefers to spend her time writ- ting, drawing in pen and ink, or contemplating-making her ufirst impressions, which she insists are always true. Individualistic and independent, Suzanne loves to be alone. Paradoxically, she fears loneliness. She hides every tension and frustration. She fears every tomorow. When Father Blank vacates the bench close to the Convent patio, Suzanne may be found there trying to slow down the pace of life while she remembers a T.L. for someone. And as Suzanne takes that Whig, scarey step of gradu- ation, her class might well return a T.L. maxima cum laude. She made us think, feel, and love a little better and a little more. l37

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SUZANNE JEAN STELLA San Francisco, California MAJ ou: 1-:NcL1s11 MINOR: HISTORY l n-sinnun Class Adviser '68 Student Affairs Board '68 Executive Board '68 Firebrctnd Staff '69

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JOANN F IORINA TORLA1 Stockton, Califomia MAJOR 2 ITALIAN MINOR! MATHEMATICS Gamma Signal Club Council Secretary '69 Religious Activities Committee '67 Community Service '68 International Students Club '68, '69 Italian Club '67, '68, '69 President '69 Treasurer '67 House Chairman '66 SCTA '69 Young Republicans '68