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

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ELIZABETH VANTRESS Mmywille, Cczliforvzifz Living Pictures '56 Sodality '56, '57 French Club '56 SANDY WILLARD Cbiro, California: Music Club President '57 Time Out Assistant Editor ' Living Pictures '54 Tableaux '54 Spring Production '54, '57 Production Stall '54 Optima '54 Schola '55, '56, '57 Confraternity '54 Sodahry'54,'55,'56,'57 G.A.A. '55 Music Club '55, '56 Choral, '54, '55, '56, '57 French Club '55, '56, '57 Cavalier Songleader '56 5 CRESSEY WALLACE Kefztjield, California President of the Non-resident Students '57 Student Council '57 Class Treasurer '56 Chairman, Sodality Liturgical Art Committee '57 Tableaux '54, '56, '57 Optima '56 Sodality '54, '55, '56 N.C.G.I.T.A. '57 Choral '57 Art Club '56, '57 Time Out Staff '56, '57 V27'ilflJ' Staff '54, '55, '56, '57 LORNA ZANDER Rory, Califorzzifz Living Pictures '54 Production Staff '57 Spring Production '55, '56 Sodality '54, '55, '56, '57 Choral '57 Spanish Club '55, '56, '57 Time Out Staff '56 ' i193

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18 1 , C xi SANDRA SAILER K elztjield, C!Ilif0I'IZfd Tableaux '5 5 Optima '55, '56 Choral '57 Art Club '56, '57 French Club '55, '56 Time Out Staff '55, '56, ELIZABETH SPEAR C 001 Bay, Oregon Roundhead Captain '57 Student Council '57 Chairman, Sodality Political Committee '57 Living Pictures '56 Tableaux '57 Spring Production '57 Production Staff '56 Confraternity '57 Sodality '56, '57 Bookcrafters '56, '57 G.A.A. '57, Choral '57 Music Club '56, '57 Spanish Club '56, '57 Time 0111? Staff '56, '57 l -- ,. N, 1 JO ANN TENCONI Srzzzmlito, Galifowzifz Soda1ity'54, '55, '56, '57 Aft Club '55, '56, '57 Spanish Club '55, '56, '57 MARY ALICE THORNTON Menlo Park, Califowzia Confraternity President '56, '57 Student Council '56, '57 Time Out Production Manager '57 Living Pictures '54, '55, '56 Tableaux '57 Spring Production '54 Optima '54, '55, '56 Confraternity '54, '55 Sodality '54, '55, '56, '57 Music Club '54, '55, '56, '57 Choral '54, '55, '56, '57 French Club '56, '57 Time OZ!! Staff '54, '55, '56

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Senior Class At the Bnzam' in our ropbomore year, ozn- way- ,ride rlvrine nlfmcted many prorpertiffe bzzyerr. wary sw- Z?'f,f Preslumen, sophomores, juniors, seniors-for four years the class of '57 has been eagerly anticipating the minute when its members would receive their sheepskins. But now that graduation is here, we don't seem as jovial about parchment diplomas as we once did. Our thoughts turn backward as well as forward. Some experiences we will always remember: our very first report cards-we were all sparkling and clean, new white uniforms, snowy bucks, every hair in place, painstakingly written letters clutched in our hands, everyone sitting straight and silent in her place-well, nearly everyone-the squirming freshmen quite awed by the prevailing atmosphere, finally Mother justin, Sister Philip, and Sister Maurice coming in, followed by the rest of the faculty, and then, after the other three classes, our being called up, when numerous white cords and Marinais gold cord suddenly made the fear of report cards almost vanish. Saturday afternoon courtesy classes-the numerous pointers heard there have so often been applicable, when any other course would have led to a drastic faux par. Pleasant walks to Forest Meadows for gym during autumn and spring-whether the landscape was of golden leaves or fragrant blossoms, the red and the blue appreciated the peacefulness of suddenly lazy afternoons. Fun we have had as a class will be hard to equal. The laurels we received by placing in every swimming meet, by vociferating best at the Song Festival in our sophomore year, and by earning the most money at our senior bazaar booth, certainly added pep and spirit to our class. Exhausting noon hours we spent slimming and trimming our Hgures by rope-jumping and pogo-sticking and the many parties we have given for the rest of the school fa trip around the world in our faithful station wagon, Betsy: Go, little Betsy, faster, faster. If you die there'll be disaster . . . g our version of the Pilgrim landing at Plymouth Rock-with a real, live turkey, our junior Christmas party with Saint Nicholas instead of Santa and with tiny Janie O'Mara as the Littlest Angel, and the hilarious old-time melodrama presented at the senior partyj are not likely soon to be forgotten. Clair: ojjirelzr in om' junior year often galbererl in Pitiaflr mam to plan rl meeting 01' jzul 10 mlb fzbozzl finx. Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy were atop om' winning flour ni we joined the jmmcle dl ine reniorr' Ilfffzrdi Gnu' in 1956. rm