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

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,N 3? .r I ,, In I . I CHRISTINE ELIZABETH MALARIN Brisbane, Australia MAJOR I HISTORY Community Service '67, '68, '69 MINOR! ART Special Events Committee '69 Absence Committee '69 - , , House Council '69 2311, 69 Meadowlark Staff '68

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KATHY MCNULTY V There are exactly two places where you can find Kathy when shels not in class. In the North Wing smokeroom or on her bed right next door to it. Every half hour or so she commutes from one to the other. Kathy enjoys the camaraderie of the smokeroom as she does the privacy of her room. She can be the laughing exercise leader. Boisterous. Loud. Shrieking. Yelling her commands to her followers. Or she can be brooding. Quietly. All scrunched up under her light blue comforter. Her match- ing blue eyes peeping out at you. One hand slowly and deliberately tugging on her thick dark hair as if it were silk. But at the sound of someone's voice or footsteps in the hall, Kathy will shoot out of hed, throw open the door, and charge into the smokcroom. Forgetting her temporary mood. Eager to find out whatis new outside the walls. She'll stay there. Just talking and smoking. lVleasuredly. Contributing. You wonder how she gets so much so thor- oughly done. Until you learn her secret. Organization. From renovation nights to studying for finals, every- thing is Htted into a mental schedule. Known only to Kathy. Yet, if asked to choose hetween peace and panic, Kathy would, undoubtedly, with only a slight hesitation, pick the latter. For only in the smokeroom can you have a real delicatessen orgy with your friends and turn down il midnight oyster. 9I

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CHRIS MALARIN Chris is the daintiness of Dresden china. From the whiteness of her face always highlighted hy her favorite red lipstick to the tips of her fingers always polished with a matching tint, she exudes a soft elegance not easily found in our era. And it is enhanced hy a hidden strength. Chris, cosmopolitan background has provided her with an open attitude. Matching the expansiveness of her be- loved Australia. She can easily see hoth sides of a story and sympathize with each. Yet in the end her final opinion will be based on solid traditional American standards. Even so, Chris is not a stick-in-the-mud. She'd gladly buy out Union Square if she could. Her secret wish is to be a night club singer although she honestly admits that she can't carry a note. Unconventionality has a strong attrac- tion for Chris, hut she does not let it control her. Chris reflects an age past. lf she could design her world to her liking, all men would wear tweed coats, smoke aromatic pipes, and have friendly dogs at their feet. All women would he feminine in the old-fashioned sense. Wearing not frills, but uncluttered lines. All houses would have hathtubs instead of showers. And Chris would be curled up in an overstuffed chair. Before a quiet fire. In a comfortable English cottage. Catching up on Time. 93