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

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4 The Song of Dominican he Song of Dominican is more than a theme for a single year- book. Song, an integral part of our lives here, promotes an indefinable spirit. Someone is always singing. We sing spontaneously and irrepressibly on informal occasions- the honor campaign, the Mai'ch of Dimes drive, volleyball games, evenings at Bolinas, faculty feastdays, classmate birth- days, Sunday morning study halls, class recreation. We can be found utilizing the three minutes between classes for the snatches of a song. Often no established lyrics fit our purposes and some- one says, Write a new song. All the day-to-day singing cul- minates in our favorite party, the Song Festival, when, after weeks of preparation, our light singing becomes quite im- portant, artistic, and at best professional. We sing on more solemn occasions. QWe have discovered that a song even eases the tension at the beginning of Cards.D Christmas especially is a time for music, and, scarfed and candle-bearing, we sing for Christ, for His sick, for each other, and for the sheer joy of just singing. Ritually and reverently as we enact the Christmas drama in Tableaux, Schola sings the St. Luke story. We like to think of ourselves as music-makers. But we are music- listeners, too: throughout the year we attend performances at Angelico. In the fall we go to the opera and in the spring to the San Francisco Symphony series. A We are proud of a sense of Crescendo in our singing. We know that all the Sundays when, white-veiled and uniformed, we chant the Missa Cantata, we have somehow reached the climax of our singing, of our lives. This book belongs to those who carry our song in their hearts- it is the Song of Dominican.

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6 Calendar of School Events SEPTEMBER F EB RU ARY 9-Resident Students Return. 10-Classes Begin at 9:30. 13-Alice Curtayne Rynne Talks on Irelezmi Today. 14-Opening Mass. First Rally. 15-29- Flu Epidemic. 18-Breakfast Hike. 19-Judy Tobin Loses Contact Lens. 21-Ann Curtis Cuneo Swim Exhibition. 22-Feast of Saint Maurice. Concert-Boys' Town Choir-Forest Meadows. 28-Alumnae Luncheon. OCTOBER 6-Rosary Sunday Procession. 10-Launchin g of Atomic Submarine Sarge 12-Play Day. 15-16-Confraternity to Bolinas. 17- La Traviata in San Francisco. 19-Annette Brophy Song Fest. 26-Sophomore Halloween Party. NOVEMBER 2-Michael Mary Returns From Snipe Hunt 4-Feast Of Saint Charles. 6-Dominican College Day. Veritas Picture Day. 12-Ann Padel Faints at Living Pictnrer' Practice. 17-Living Pictures. 19-Griller String Quartet. 24-Federation Meeting at Dominican. DECEMBER JAN l 6-Lily Procession. 7-Charity Bazaar- Snow Queen. 8-Feast of the Immaculate Conception- Forty Hours' Devotion. 9-Senior Good Time at Meadowlands. 14-Schola Dinner. 17-Junior Christmas Party. 1 8-Honor Card Assembly. Christmas Tableaux. 20-Connie Martin, Fourth Generation, Has Picture in Chronicle. UARY 8-Classes Resume. 11-Senior College Board Test. 14-Stage Crew Dinner. 18-Captain Fahy Talks on Atomic Energy. 22-G.A.A. Picnic at Paganini's. Inter-Class Volleyball Finals. . Sophomore Class Cup Picnic. 24-Maryjane Baird Puts Term Paper in Flower Pot at 11:55 P.M. 25-Roundhead-Cavalier Volleyball Games. 29-Final Examinations. ' 4-Owl Visits Nancy and Smitty. 4-5-Optima Weekend at Bolinas. 9-Mother Paula Shows Pictures of African Missions. 11-Centennial of Apparition at Lourdes. 12-Lourdes Procession. 15-Senior Class Party. 16-19-Retreat Conducted by Reverend Paul Duffner, O.P. 22-Song Festival. The Spirit Movesjayde Finni. 23-Lydia Abt Gets Poison Oak. 26-Carol Kraemer Has Cast Removed. Susan Buresh Gets Glasses. We See Ourselves En Route to Europe A Cheval. 24-Jeannie Murphy Has Wisdom Tooth Pulled. 27-Shan, Joan, Judy Leave For Oregon. Marilyn Goff Falls Asleep in Study Hall. MARCH 7-Feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas. 11-Gaelic Choristers. 15-Day Student Party. 23-Lady Precious Stream. 29-Roundhead-Cavalier Basketball Finals. APRIL 1-April Fools Nancy and Meg. 12-Music Club Party. 15-Sheila Mclnerny Day. 19-Cavalier Party. 23-Roundhead Party. Ann Desmondjoins Columbia Record Club 26-Dominican Day. 30-Feast of Saint Catherine of Siena. MAY 3-Finding of the Holy Cross by Saint Helen. 6-Sophomore-Senior Dinner. 7-Alumnae Luncheon for the Seniors. 10-Freshman Party. ll-Music Conservatory Program. 14-G.A.A. Picnic. 15-Ascension Thursday. Ring Tea. l7fIunior-Senior Dinner. 21-Freshman-Senior Luncheon. 24-Last Rally. 27-Prize Day. Class Night. 28-Baccalaureate Mass. Senior Breakfast. Commencement Exercises, Hawthorn Court. 29-Faculty Tweaks Off to Del Mar. 31-Senior Ball at Hotel Mark Hopkins.