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

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MARILYN KATHERINE HULL Napa, California Muon: BIOLOGY MINOR! PsYcI1oLocY Transferred from Napa Junior College '67 Student Affairs Board President '69 Executive Board '69 Publicity Committee '68 Community Service '68 International Students Club '68 Science Club '68, '69 Secretary '68

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LIZ HEFFERNAN The paths where she walked will never be the same. Her mini-feet have left their hard mark in the halls of Bertrand, Fanjeaux, and Pennafort-and none less than a small thunder has been felt in the halls of Angelico. For as long as the footsteps echo throughout the campus, so will the music she shared while at Dominican. Liz has more than a light-hearted 'csong in her heart : she rep- resents a depth and quality through her cherished art. What often appears to be 'chappinessn is in reality a quiet joy felt inside and expressed in notes of perfect harmony. The depth that her music manifests is felt in different ways-it is a depth of character that makes everything she does for others something that can he appreciated as a gift from her heart, a gift sincerely given. Not to be for- gotten are the hundreds of knee-slapping laughs she gives with her hearty Irish craving for fun. Speaking of Irish, her typical Irish temper ought to he mentioned-but a mere mention is sufficient. Liz is the Doc's daughter: fun, hard play, long thoughts, and a huif and puff for a good solid life, lived near the hone, and felt in the clouds. And what we knew and loved here is the prelude Liz played to that life. 63

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MARILYN HULL lVlarilyn's frank opinions, expressed freely even to Father Blank, can be charming or alarming depending on the subject and lVIarilyn's mood. But even when they are most biting,,' they are seldom really offensive be- cause intense feeling and complete freedom are known to characterize all of Marilynis actions. And she is ter- ribly disappointed if she does not find her own sense of freedom in others. Perhaps because of this openness and her enthusiasm for life, Marilyn loves the Hgreat outdoors, especially Lake Berryessa, where the Student Affairs Board has no jurisdiction over levis and bare feet. The bounce of her loose blond hair and her pink cheeks evidence the zest captured from her 'ccommunication with Nature. She carries this briskness into all of her activities, even sew- ing and dieting. If Marilyn seems easily impressionable it is because she tends to find something good in everything and every- body. She has an open and generous heart . . . sensitive to the desires and needs of others. This is complemented by an open and liberal mind . . . experimenting in the biol- ogy lab, or discussing life in general. But the heart often rules, even when Marilyn is straining the capillaries of the cortex -emotion and feeling may take logic and prudence by surprise. Marilyn, though, would not have it any other Way-because she was Hborn freef' 65