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

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f MARCIA HODCSON Proctor Choral Christmas Tableaux Snow Queen Spanish Club Poetry Club X xx CAROLE BOTELHO Secretary of Sodality Secretary of Dramatics Club Secretary of Poetry Club Secretary of Spanish Club Proctor Choral Time Out Staff Christmas Tableaux Living Pictures Hiking Club Art Club FRANCES ROSSI Corresponding Secretary of Student Body Student Council Confraternity Optima Proctor Choral Snow Queen Living Pictures Time Out Staff Poetry Club Spanish Club L , XX DIANE DIMON PATRICIA SUHR I SARI BORDEN Vice-President of the Senior Class Minor Sports Manager Optima Production Staff G.A.A. Veritas Literary Staff Veritas Business Staff Proctor Choral Snow Queen Snow Queen Christmas Tableaux I Spanish Club Tennis Team Living Pictures Art Club Living Pictures Snow Queen Christmas Tableaux Choral Tennis Club Hiking Club Spanish Club

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E lllll lllllllllt Among its many horse lovers, Dominican numbers some of the most- zealous horsewomen in the State of California. Nancy Alden, who won the State Championship in western equitation last fall, brought new enthusiasm to the already lively and active Riding Club. When the above picture was taken, Darlene Haberman was appearing in San Francisco at the Northern California Horse Show where she placed second among many senior competitors. Last fall Darlene brought home several blue ribbons from the Grand National Exposition. The example and enthusiasm of Nancy and Darlene have encouraged such senior riders as Barbara, Joan, Louise, and Eula to prepare for Dominican's spring gymkhana in Forest Meadows. Riding is lone of the,all-year sports at Dominican. From the youngest rider in the Lower School to the most experienced'senio1i'Upper School rider, the beauty of the Marin countryside is an added incentive to 'Ltake up the trailsu afforded by the Marin Stables. The young riders 1'ide,,,not.only for the sheer delight of riding, but also with the hope of winning ribbons for the Roundheadsior Cavaliers in the Spring Horse Show-an event which often determines the Winner of the silver interclub athletic cup. Therefore, the motto of all these girls is ul-leads up and heels down. Rosy Strachwitz '51

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COT'l'0 DAY g Wlien the winter cold begins to taper oil and the sun works harder and longer in Marin, green Wool plaids are laid aside in favor of Cotton Day. To celebrate the joyous arrival of Spring, the girls don their brightest and gayest cotton dresses. All morning a crisp rustle echoes through the halls as the students change classes. Luncheon, sponsored by the G.A.A., is served in Forest Meadows under the fragrant euca- lyptus and yellow acaoia trees. Yes, it is agreed by all that Cotton Day is a sign for all to Welcome Spring. Irene Gallwey 752