Dominican Convent High School - Veritas Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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SPORTS PORTS at Dominican occupy an important and indispensahle part of our school life. Pictured ahove are perhaps the most avid of our sports enthusiasts, and th-ose upon whom rests the res ponsihility of pro- moting interest in our various recreational activities. Every student is a memher of either the Roundheads or Cavaliers. These two athletic teams are cap- tained hy Ellen Buckley and Lynn Barry -respectivel y. Both girls are excellent athletes and are examples of good sportsmanship as well. Our G.A.A. is headed ca pahly hy smiling Deane Cajferata, whose ojfnce it is to see that all athletic activ- ities run smoothly-this, as one can well imagine, is much easier said than done. Dea-ne's invaluahle helper, the G.A.A. Secretary, is Phoehe Dohrmann, a senior who excels in hockey. Phoehe's dijficult duty is to keep a record of all points made hy the two tea-ms in order to determine the winner of the much-coveted trophy at the end of the year. Marilyn Myers, our senior class manager, is a girl who shines in everything from haskethall to horse- manshi p. Besides choosing the class teams, she must see to it that they practice consistently hefore all games -not so simple a task.' Last hut far from least we mention joan English, an amazingly versatile person who, hesides heing ahle to tell a story hetter than Uncle Remus, is also one of the school's outstanding swimmers. As we have said hefore, sports are indispensahle to Dominican, and much credit is due to the interest, coo peration, and good sportsmanship which these girls have hrought to our athletic activities. CARYL MON PERB '5 0

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'ff Jean Pope, Guest Soloist with thc San Francisco Symphony Patricia Butler, Soloist with thc San Francisco Bank Christmas Chorus, member of the Dominican Conservatory Ensemble Doriis Callaghan, member of the Dominican Conservatory Ensemble