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

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Twsvziff 1 ' ffcfyiff JANE ANN MASON Cavalier Captain J' KATHERINE HENDERSON 'e ident of C.A.A. ' Student Council 5 X dent Council C.A.A. esident of the Hiking Club Production Staff ish Club Secretary Living Pictures Qptima Christmas Tableaux horal Snow Queen Time Out Staff Tennis Club rolgion Staff A Dramatics Club Q Qnys Tableaux Hiking Club P Snow Queen Art Club Bookcrafters Poetry Club Dramatics Club DIANE THYS Roundhead Captain Student Council Veritas Business Manager Production Staii Manager Optima G.A.A. Time Out Staff Schola Christmas Tableaux Music Club Bookcrafters Dramatics Club Riding Club . Hiking Club Art Club H X 1 f - 1' P x DIANE HENNY ROSY STRACHWITZ ',0VklJACK-LYNN LONG Secretary of G.A.A. Class Treasurer L ' W' PV' ss Manager Student Council Confraternity in f JI' C.A.A. Optima Optima ' Proctor Proctor G.A.A. df' My Production Staii Time Out Staff Proctor Mpigafdil B bl Living Pictures Living Pictures Veritas Literary Staff Y' Riding Club Snow Queen Choral ' Dramatics Club Riding Club Music Club A Tennis Club Dramatics Club Hiking Club Art Club Snow Queen Choral Production Staii Tableaux A Riding Club Hiking Club Art Club Spanish Club

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llill ltlgllllllllitllflllll The various groups and cluhs of Domin- ican provide much of the overall interest in school life by creating 'types of activity for the participation of all the students. Above are the directresses and presidents of such groups. The Confraternity and Sodality are both organizations which are primarily con- cerned With the religious life ofthe students. One ofthe main objectives of these two or- ganizations is to make Christian principles an integral. part of student life. Art and dramatics provide an excellent example of groups cooperating and working together to make successful dramatic productions such as Living Pictures and The Snow Queen. The Veritas brings 'together girls who use their combined talents in literary Work, hus- iness, and general organization to produce a year hook exemplary of the school life. Optima, the Honor Society of Dominican, affords an incentive to strive toward greater academic achievement. These groups not only set a pattern to engage the interests of each student but unite the whole school in their interdependency of spirit. Doris Grunberg '51

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sz, .Pont nw :lsr Sports play an integral and delightful role at Dominican. The student body is divided into two teams. The Roundheads are led by Diane Thys and the Cavaliers by Jane Ann Mason. Everyone remembers the anticipation of the girls at the First Rally as the two captains drew the names of the new girls and assigned them to the team they would Hght f or and support the rest of their time at Dominican. Romping through the grass above are Katherine Henderson, Diane Henny, Diane Thys, ,lane Ann Mason, .lack-Lynn Long, and Rosy Strachwitz, the Senior sport enthusiasts and the leaders of the C.A.A. V lt falls to Katherine Henderson, the President of the club, to work patiently, planning the annual activities, parties, and competitive games for the year. Diane Henny has the important but complicated task ol' keeping the accurate accounts of all the points given to different teams and individuals. ,lack-Lynn Long sets a shining example in sports as she teaches and manages the games of the Senior Class throughout the year. Rosy Stracbwitz proves herself to he a very skillful hockey player, and she organizes and en- courages the various teams as they drive on to victory. 'llhrough the sports at Dominican, spurred on by these and other competent leaders, we learn not only the basic sport techniques but also the fundamentals in teamwork and sportsmanship. Irene Gallwey ,52