Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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PUBLISHED BY 5' -J ' 3 ,., g THE SENIOR CLASS fm I I AK 3 If If I I ANGELS ACADEMYS Q V XY SEATTLE WASHINGTON ri k e itor oan C umac er A 1' . co-iditor I-Qath1ie:Max-kllixam . QA X ' A J- 1 up Jx,3x V I S 0 GI x -A . ..,, ., 4. E TABLE OF CONTENTS MM WMA! .Q5'fQbL4,, Th Epl t Ddf .. fxglizgg Flty ..8440Q4 -Av ' ZZ .. 95? 76? .mir Air m mm HHQQBH BBQEQEEQBB HHPSEOBE 1nnnuunn--nnnnn,lunnnnnunaunnu if Z THE SHIELD f mx 0 U H 0 F Qs' X 547: uffim C999 Since the time of St. Dominic the Dominican shield has been a sign of truth, penance, and purity, all signified in its colors of black and white. The shield, a masterpiece in itself, has a story behind it. During the middle ages there was a need for insignias as a means of deter- mining friend from foe. It was because of this need for identification that families and organizations adopted personal seals and coats of arms. The Dominican shield was designed not only as a means of identity but also to symbolize the work of the Dominican Order. This shield, one of the oldest and finest, is divided into eight parts by the center cross. These eight parts represent the eight points of a compass, indicating the world wide mission of the Dominican Order. A scroll, which borders the eight parts of the insignia, contains the motto of the Dominican Order, To praise, to bless, and to preach, Laudare, Benedicere, Praedicaref' Having had the privilege of being taught by Dominican Sisters during our years at high school, we have chosen the Dominican shield, which we all love and respect, as the theme throughout this 1959 Angelican. 3 2'-'inf : THE DOMINICAN ORDER ..r e icafion 2' 1 l i GQ if 'Win REVEREND A. SHAUGHNESSY Pastor of St. Alphorrsus and Director of Holy Angels, we the graduates of 1959 dedicate to you, Father Shaughnessy, this Angelican in gratitude for your unceasirrg generosity and aid in both our spiritual and temporal welfare. 4 5'7U4 F'-IFTEENTH AVENUE N.W. SEATTLE 7, WASHINGTON My dear Graduates: I congratulate each and every one of you on graduating from Holy Angels. I sincerely hope and pray that you will not only be loyal to your Alma Mater but you will always value the lessons in right living you have been taught here. You know this age is characterized by a remarkable development of human power, activity, and freedom. And the increase of freedom tends to unsettle moral principles and to create a lack of stabilityg and independence of opinion and a bold and reckless spirit. Outward restraints have been removed to a large extent and consequently there is more need for inward restraints. Holy Angels was charged with the responsibility of teaching you the rules of living. Our prayer is that you will be true to them. May God bless you, Rev. A.j. Shaughnessy 5 -o1i' 1 ST.Al.PHClNSUS RECTCIRY T! His Excellency THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. CONNOLLY, D.D., j.C.D. Archbishop of Seattle 6 -c+ V ' uji I llfwx 2 Bl' Qgw I1 :ii Q ll W4- . K fpxahvplgyizgl ' ' Q F Jus'rrrlA sT PAX 3 3 X X X f W-'xx X f' 'Q l W fella REVEREND JOSEPH DOOGAN Director of Catholic Cemeteries in the Archdiocese and Spiritual Advisor to the Senior Class REVEREND JOHN MITCHELL Assistant-pastor of St. Alphonsus and Spiritual Advisor to the Sophomore Class ,-I--r . 1 fy SISTER M. ROSE de LIMA, O.P. SISTER M. JOSITA, O.P. Science, Spanish SISTER M. ALBERTINA, O.P, Librarian Latin, Math, filStOy', English 212.gif L23 7 67 5 71 cwifffffee SISTER M. de PAUL, O.P. English, Math, History SISTER M. EVANGELISTA, O. Piano, Orchestra P. ff Lf SISTER M,gR1TA4f . Religion, Cloiliing, English ,ofcial Studies fui ' f SISTER M. ALMA. O.P. Senior Home Room Religion, History, English, Cho ral Principal Math SISTER M. STEPHEN, O.P. Freshmen Home Room Religion, Science, Math, English SISTER MARIA GORETTI, O. P. Sophomore Home Room V, Relfigion, Commercial, English, Health I KI! , , hiya, 5, ,'zf47fn,,4, ,I t , ,mania ffwm, K gn. fifgii pf. f , frog f on . f, , , gl ,A L, fflflfffi ,Am SISTER FRANCES MAUREEN, O.P. Freshmen Home Room Commercial, English SISTER MAUREEN, O.P. junior Home Room Religion, French, Math, English MRS. JUNE SMITH Physical Education 8 A ENTQQ as N-.,,-Z I Salutatorian E11 L d We We Present Our Valedictorian M H1 f 1,2 if Our Senior LC21dC1'S juhanne Jonnes President i Mary Rochon Joan Schumacher d 1. P Vice-President SO a ity refect Catherine Noble Jacquelyne Wood Treasurer Secretary Mary McCaus1and Sergeant Class Advisor - SISTER MARY ALMA, O.P. Class Colors - Blue and White Class Patron - St. joseph ACTIVITIES Little Star Dance . . . Judy Cooper, Homecoming Princess . . . Senior Pin Day . . . Becky Sproat, O'Dea Princess . . . Senior Style Show . . . Class Day . . . Angelican Drive . . . Halloween Hat Day . . . Senior Christmas Ball . . . Gym Night . . . Chinese Auction . . . Skip Day. . . Graduation. SODALITY PROJECTS C.C.D .... Propagation of the Faith . . . Masses for Popes Pius XII and john XXIII . . . Holy Hour Devotion . . . Thanks- giving Basket . . . Vocation Program . . . Holyrood Tour . . . Retreat Project . . . Sacrifices for the Poor Souls . . . Visit to the Old Folks Home . . . Communion Crusade . . . Bishops' Relief Fund . . . Mission Collection . . . Contribution to the .. . .. -uw - -NANCY FLLEN AHERN Perpetual Help, Everett '56 'XS X if J' SJQW CHARLOTTE MARIE BFNZON St. Alphonsus '56 'W e Will Show Dominican Influence X ANTOINETTE CHAPMAN St. Alphonsus '55 K fl ,V ' ' I I if ef , ya 0 A MV, ,AW iw! A ww up ' Mx ,W if dw f JOANNE ROSE BOLING Holy Family '57 12 BERNICE MARY CHARBONNFIAU St. Edward's '56 4 f JUDY MARIE COOPFFY St. Alphonsus '56 Throughout Our Lives. , M' K I PATRICIA FRANCES FAGEN Assumption '57 SHEILA MARIE COX St. Alphonsus '55 , V IV 1 , V , i 4 uoo JUDY ANN DIEMERT JOANNE FRANCES FRANKLIN St. Alphonsus '55 St- Arme's '55 CARRIE ROSE CRAIG NANCY KAY GEELHART St. Alphonsus '55 Sacred Heart, Montana, '58 13 Q MAXINE MARIE HALE Star of the Sea, Bremerton '55 I 5. MARY ANN JONCICH Lady of Fatima '55 Q By Spreading Catholic Doctrine, E, ELLEN MARIE LORD St. Anne's '55 LESLIE JANYCE LGBEAU St. John's '57 JULIANNE KATHRYN JONNES ELIZABETH CHARLENE MANDICH St. Margaret's '55 St. Alphonsus '57 14 Being Leaders at All Times, 4 KATHLEEN RUTH MARKI-IAM St. Alphonsus '55 7 , G., , f MARY LYNN MCCAUSLAND St. Alphonsus '55 x MARY PATRICIA MARTIN HARRIET ANN MEEHAN Blessed Sacrament '56 St. Alphonsus '55 15 ALICE ROSEMARIE MCCORMICK St. Brendan's '55 f ,I Eff 7 f A Y, M wa 9 L SHIRLEY MARY MCQUIST N St. Alphonsus '56 A , if 1 RUBY LUCILLE MELIN St. Anne's '55 VK F? JUNE ELIZABETH MILLHOLLAND Sekiu'56 if I ff M 7 A My 'L-'LUV B14 - 1 fy '7 Ji IJ! f Rendering Services, if ' QI ,f CATHERINE IRENE NOBLE Assumption '57 JOAN ELLEN MORGAN St. Anne's '55 lg Lflqd .5 A n ,f,, JL 'tifx ANDR A LEE MILWARD Blessed Sacrament '55 ALICE ZITA REIMOLD Star of the Sea, Bremerton '55 16 Practicing Christian Principles, IRENE WALTRAUD REINHARDT St. Margaret's '57 LAURA MAE RERECICH St. Arme's '55 M M MARY ROSALIE ROCHON Perpetual Help, Everett '56 JOAN LORETTA SCHUMACHER St. john's '55 HANNA BARBARA ROTHER St. Benedict's '57 Q, DOROTHY MARIE SIESE St. Mary's, Aberdeen '55 .Y K Z , x. J' ij A x K X A . ,X Q gi W SHARON KATHRYN SMITH Star of the Sea, Bremerton, 55 I JEANNE MARIE SNOW Christ the King '58 Treasuring Humilit , 2 1 5, Q fl x 3 I s 2 JOYCE CAROL SPEAR REBECCA JANE SPROAT St. Alphonsus '55 St. Mary's, Boston '58 18 With Charit and justice Toward 11. Y is y 1 ,, 4 1 DOROTHY TENNANT JUDITH MARIE TRALNES Chapel in the Pines '55 Lady of Fatima '55 1' i 5 19 MARY LUCILLE TORELL Immaculate Conception '57 PM f 4 f ,aam , JACQUELYNF MARY WOOD Christ the King '57 Seniors of the Month Mary Ann joncich joan Schumacher Ellen Lord May September October Obliging Senior of the Year Leader Dependable ' Patricia Eagan -1-3 Julianne jonnes April November Energetic Capable Kathy Markham Becky Sproat March December Responsible Competent Alice Reimold Maxine Hale Fe bruary January Reliable Efficient 2.0 5 5 75 13' ix 131 'Nf - if ra 5 ' A' W O cf fx 0 STANDING: Patricia McVeigh, Vice-President. Marie Brown, Sergeantg Judy Ilyron, Sodality Prefect. SEATED: Nancy Hasslinger, Secretaryg Patricia Chandler, Presidentg Nancy O'Brien, Treasurer. 493 SE! D. Anderson J. Byron L I X Class Advisor - SISTER MAUREEN, O.P. Class Colors - Red and White Class Patron - St. Pius X ACTIVITIES Election of Class Officers . . . Class Pin Assembly . . Brownie Sale . . . Chinese Auction . . . Gym Night . junior Prom . . . Earring Day. SODALITY PROJ ECTS Thanksgiving Basket . . . Pius X Club . . . Prayers for Souls in Purgatory . . . Maryknoll Mission Projects . . . Dominican Missions in Norway. uniors B. Berry J. Bevilacqua S. Black M. Brown E. Burns P. Chandler M. Davis B. Diede P. Dier D. Dyer ef '-.' ,. ., , t ' ,Aft r V A Q ' , W' 5, A , ., W! if I ','r ' 7 I f f .itt . ff' . . 8 I - K .- W W -Q ' M h H :A ..e- I fl V,i , A V xi, 6 K W5 ' , X fr A 1,1251 I A-J .1 1 . -- W -. I ,g ,,' J , .. W ' lars l I .X-7i.,,,' ,fp Q Leaders of Tomorrow 0 Zhywff diff f A if yy. Y' , . X N 2 f w f r Pkwy qwmw f J V 'g,, A ,.,,eQ 4L.'f1H , , 4. I -2. ' A f - , 5. Wi Qhf , 1 J 7.15 wif' I A . J fooo 1 . Q if 'K Z x. .I K K ' r A J L K '81 1 f 2 X I fi J r A wa .. 4 , ' uw . ' z 1 MH. 9 K I I Ln- - 1 5, Q I - H ff Aw, Z4 ' 9 7' 44' , ag? awww . V VVVVKVIV ,6kV v7'Jf ' I, ,. . . if 'o i . lf ,. ,i ' rrrr J . P , ,'Vv . f l or . o r o ?1 oo,o A.. 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Wimmer l Sophomores, Forming Traditions Joan Linscott President if Nlafy Vice-President G li Sandra Rochon Sodality Prefect Nancy DeHan Secretary Judith Balzer Sergeant Genevieve Napier Secretary Class Advisor - SISTER MARIA GORETTI, O.P. Class Colors - Yellow and White Class Patron - St. Maria Goretti ACTIVITIES Election of Class Officers . . . Initiation . . . Candy Sale . . . Talent Show . . . Skating Party . . . Senior Breakfast. SODALI TY PROJ E CTS Bishops' Relief Fund . . . Collected Money for Missions . . . Care of Our Lady's Alter . . . Projects for Lent . . . United Good Neighbors Fund . . . Raised Funds for Building Project . . . St. Maria Goretti Club . . . Blue Army . . . Promoted Mass Attendance . . . Thanksgiving Bay Basket . . . Pius X Club . . . Retreat Project. I 4 f,24, Z'f ! 5'xi Q3V?5' Q?5'g3' Q E 4 24 0? 335352 Q 2 4 12- v . +95 VG' 1 , CLOCKWISE: Ann Pittman, Sergeantg Kathleen Seese, Secretaryg Patricia Sill, Vice- Presidentg Gene Olsen, Presidentg Charlane Doyle, Sodality Prefectg Helen Steer, Treasurer. Freshmen, Carrying On in Our Footsteps Class Advisor - SISTER MARY STEPHEN, O.P. 308 Class Colors - Green and White 4 , Class Patron - Our Lady of Good Counsel ACTIVITIES Halloween Party . . . Initiation . . . Freshman of the Week . . . Popcorn Sale . . . Election of Class Officers . . . Pig- tail Day . . . Stuffed Animal Day . . . Pep Assembly . . . Gym Night. SO DALITY PR OJ E CTS Promotion of the Holy Hour . . . Pius X Club . . . Prayers for the Poor Souls . . . Collecting Stamps for the Missions . . . Family Rosary . . . Frequent Visits to the Blessed SEICI-Hmeflf . . . Thanksgiving Day Basket . . . Immaculate Conception Ceremony. CLOCKWISE: Mary joan Hale, Sergeantg Christine White, Secretaryg Patricia Sotherden, Vice-Presidentg Dorothy Dalton, Presidentg Mary Ann Cullinane, Sodality Prefectg Alice Linscott, Treasurer. Freshmen, Bringing Success to the Last Class Advisor - SISTER FRANCES MAUREEN, O.P. 311 Class Colors - Green and White Sm Class Patron - St. Pius X Z ACTIVITIES Popcorn Sale . . . Christmas Party . . . Watching a Frosh Grow . . . Initiation . . . Chinese Auction . . . Pigtail Day . . . Gym Night . . . Pep Assembly . . . Stuffed Animal Day . . Election of Officers. SODALITY PROJECTS Pius X Club . . . Prayers for the Poor Souls . . . Promotion of the Holy Hour . . . Collecting Stamps for the Missions , , , Family Rosary . . . Frequent Visits to the Blessed Sacrament . . . Thanksgiving Day Basket . . . Immaculate Conception Ceremony. W2:D. ROW 1: J. Doboz nski, M. Smith, S. McDonald, D. Gibson, E. Olsen, S. Gucinski, E. Newman. RO Y Hipp, M. L. Jacobson, P. Sotherden, M. Schwan, D. Dyer, P. Kennedy. ROW 3: Y. Waldbiihg, S. Bickford, ' 1 D. D It M. A. Cullinane, D. Van Hoilebeke, R. Chapman, M. Anderson. ROW 4. C. Swanson, M. Mos ey, a on, J. Merritt, C. White, P. Brick, P. Richardson, K. Johnston. ROW 5: L. O'Connor, F. Kruse, K. Ouse, M. Spencer, M. J. Hale, A. Linscott, C. Solemslie. U 4 L E ' flraway 1, V 7, 'T J ? 4o ' , , jf . Have your Came1's Walk, we'11 do the Charleston. Watch out before that Hula Hoops away Z 9 l C. C. D. I il l 'Q Ili at Work The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine is true C. 'HUC Action-the participation of the laity in the work of the hier- archy. It is an organized mobilization of the potential manpower of the Catholic laity under direct control and supervision by the hierarchy to fulfill the command of Christ to Go forth and teach all nations. The primary purpose of the C.C.D. is the personal sanctifica- tion of the members through work and sacrifice for Christ. The secondary purpose is the more effective instruction of the chil- dren and parents of each parish in their religion. This enlistment of the help of the laity in teaching Catholic doctrine is no reflection on either the ability or the devotion of our priests and religious or their holy vocations. It is a realistic fact that there are not enough priests and religious to do the job by themselves. What is needed is an aroused laity, the C.C.D., fully aware of their status as active members of the Mystical Body, and working with their priests to bring souls to Christ. 1 f y ' I 6 ',?X ,f' fave ,f 4g 51, Jcfazbc 3 LQ,r L,, fb J Ayub ,,4f4551ffJZZ, f 3 'Zu , Qigffmpff ami! fiic ff gig gg we +?,M4M. X A 4411 fL!fZXC,ZZ4,gQi ,efgfgfgzgzg , ,f f X , ff fi A fc A tfffffgif if K, 5 5 0 4 .Q W Wifli Q-.gigs I S, 'N . N X KW i' 'VW 31 4 fx I is P NN X ' SIOVIFLRKI ,A MRUIADI 1 . 4 r . s I 'K 4 O---.5-ut a,l- fs, ' Q. N . ws' qll If I Qs N ' af . , 0 , N 'I u fu , C I .1 1 , I x5 I 9' u Q - ' o '. I N , I Becky Sproat, Chairman of the Christmas Ball, and Mary Ann joncich, Co-chairman, with their escorts. N J . Q - With the beautiful music of jackie Souders and his orchestra in the background, the Seniors and their guests could have danced all night at their Christmas Ball, held on the evening of December 29, 1958, at the Edmond Meany Hotel. Each girl, and especially each Senior, will always remember the beautiful ballroom, the sparkling music, and the gay, Christmas atmosphere of the Snowflake Serenade Christmas Ball. xo 02:1 o I , I S- s 'X s , - oliq xsl Q N 9. Christmas Ball N 31210 fn Q ,NX'o gall. ':'. -'Q' Edmond Meany Hotel . ,:.ftI ? SZ cgi, I. . 1 1 December 29, l958 and their escorts enjoying the punch. AW! ,U Our parents and the Fathers truly enjoyed the Senior Ball. I , If J I g Q. E ir . .u-- -- ZWIVWI ' 'J Q Q H PINK PARADISE X Q liiiw T Z JUNIGR PROM OF 1958 MUSIC BY JERRY TUCKER FCRT LAWTON xl 4 s '- ,r NN ,A ' , ' N4 ,A xv 5 , -we 3 - ' s ff, 5- 1 ' - 'gf 'gr I, -an 4' YQ ' Q Q imol APril 18, 1958, was truly a Pink Paradise evening fO1' every Junior girl, as the Junior Class arrived at their junior Prom at Fort Lawton. The music by jerry Tucker was beautiful, and the whole evening was cli- maxed by the coronation of the Prom Royalty. Queen Alice and her Royal Court will be remembered as the perfect Royalty for the perfect Prom, and every girl will always ' my 5. remember with fond memories her wonderful junior Prom. T A wonderful time was had by all. Ulu, xx 1 llxl 51 1 ll Os ' 2 KX, JI . O9 V 3 'W Everyone enjoyed dancing in the Pink Paradise atmosphere. S A ' , 3 r , T , 5 V AW.. V A ,A J - - + Z, V 4 as V VV KIVV V . wi: , Vf,. V. V V 'gx IV, .V 1 ,GVV . , V , V- V, V V' ,MV V V V ' 1' ' , Q , , f A ,N ' of V: VV , , I N 3 V 'N-, ,V - WV ' f V V VV , A- , i r T M Q .1 . 1 r ,V 345' f A erlee iv ' W5 rf' rg f f , T 3,1 . 4 I W. A jg , ,-'- , 212 it ,, . f.VV, VJ! I 'v UV fvffiy l-ffVVf , V . -, ig 7 V ','L A I '-.,i K' .' E -' rrirs it is ' T i ia A T V 'ffff' .i ' 1 I l rrit as :gf . P' il 1 T T V . R Vi x ' , iV' . , MV IVVVIVL, . ,KV VV., EV, A VV - - iff' A f g1g.a.4g Q ,. 'E' PROM ROYALTY: Charlotte Benzon, Attendantg Joyce Spear, Princessg Patricia Eagen, Class Presidentg Alice Reimold, Prom Queeng Julianne jonnes, Princessg Ellen Lord, Attendantg Sharon Smith, Attendant. ... . -ax-,H -f x. JW Q46 , -439 vi TT WY T7 GYM Senior Rebels 19 SENIOR TEAM, KNEELING: II. Rother, B. Mandich, J. Tralnes, A. McCormick. STANDING: J. Wood, S. Cox, J. Snow, A. Reimold. We won! We won! was the cry of the seniors as Gym Night came to a close on ' January 30. Gym Night, an annual event at Holy Angels, proved to be as eventful W' V 'Q as ever. A real battle came when the Senior Rebels downed the Junior Mavericks. .WI The Seniors, with their first victory in three years, had the determination to win, P 4 Sister Alma, and Saint Joseph on their side. With this unbeatable combination, it's no wonder that We won! Xx N-, , Made it!!! fr-1 if '. .ik ,, u I 'SR 'n 3 . it SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: Judy Cooper, Joan Morgan, Joyce Spear, Charlotte Benzon. lil D, IGHT unior Mavericks 18 X X JUNIOR TEAM, KNEELING: C. Mills, M. Brown, M. Malone, T. Kopp, M Murphy. STANDING: M. Davis, M. Redfield, J. Reischman, D. Linscott, S Morgan, J. Byron. CD . m AAA awe y. lvsf' ,711- Missed it!!! 1 5 NEOR CHEERLEADERS: Patricia McVeigh, Patricia Chandler, A. ,Mira Wimmer. .. -ian f , O-o-o-ol!! Temper, temper!!! fl' L mfg SOPHOMCRE CHEERLEADERS: Laura Campbell Colleen Sophomore in- i ' ll 'qlff-7:57 1'4'Q'l I NW WW5'o 1' 35.05911 WV' 0 ag Q 0,5 Parker, Sandy Rochon, Nancy Dehan. N fr' 1 '- 'IDI T1gerettes -A V ' We W ' f :, . 6' 44 A A 'Q ,, f L K 5 3 S f U T vb , I X Q35 -- , ' 1 Z My . ' - ?,, , , 3 Q ' f ' tl if? 4 N , A 5 5 A M 5' ' 1, .555 ' 5 A 'ffswmz . N593 7 V ,wx ll :A vs f.wk t WY J ,fg we if , Hb I wa ' -. 7 . SOPHOMORE TEAM, KNEELING: J, Napier, N, Severance, C., Anderson, J Seese, M, LaFreniere. STANDING: J. Linscott, C. Tough, K. Souel, S. Phillip K, Malone, S, McGahan, L, Gillingham. 1 Q I lx I V 'ha Freshman Lightenings 16 FEESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: Patricia Sill, mascot, Karen Lagasse. V FRESHMEN TEAM, KNEELING: K. Oussi, D. Van Hallbeck, G, Olson, S, Bigfordl M. Chandler, M. Anderson. STANDING: D, Dalton, A., Linscott, B, Whitmore, Ho Steer Jo Dobosinski, J., Samonie, K. Jacobsen, C, White. , Remember i When i 1 i n0999' .1 U Seniors go to receive their class pins. 1, Q ,, I 1 1 Seniors primping in the new choral robes. i7 enior models, say Cheese! 1 Must be just perfect for my class picture! 40 Seniors and their dates for Christmas Ball, Chinese Auction! What am I bid? Senior witches of 1959. L. CW 4 4 . fn Lots of food for the Thanksgiving Basket A pause during our tour of Holyrood. ' 4 -', 1 'cff , - V Z! 5 4' n n The Seniors wear their colorful class hats. Little Star You like it, it likes youl 41 RETRE T T A searching look at the condition of her soul is what each girl did during retreat. February 10, 11, and 12 were days in which our at- tention was focused on our spiritual life. Under the direction of our wonderful retreat master Reverend Raymond Lassell, C.Ss.R., we prayed to Our Mother of Perpetual Help for special assistance and guidance. The conferences pertained to prayer, the Mass, purity, and confession. As the prayerful days drew to a close, each of us felt she had taken a big step ahead in her own spiritual life. l llelp and advice was given by the retreat master. The conferences were both inspirational and enjoyable. Retreat is a time for serious thoughts. The Rosary was recited during retreat. S.D.S.' REPRESENTATIVES: Mary Balzar, Freshmen S D S 308g Patricia Richardson, Freshmen 3115 Mary Lou 0 0 0 Campbell, Sophomoreg Nancy Ahern, Seniorg Diane Anderson, junior. -1' '57 . , K '7 o 'E - sr It u 3 lunar' F The purpose of S.D.S. is to Supply the Demand for the Supply. This means that by our demand the stores will supply us with more modest and attrac- tive clothing. Under the direction of Nancy Ahern, each S,D.S. representative distributes literature and in every way possible brings to the attention of her class the need in this day for modest dress for every Catholic girl. 0 ff. 1 Senior Style Show QQ 37 Fashions Flair at World Fair I may l s ll v All the excitement and thrill of a World Fair was present at Holy Angels on the day of the annual Senior Style Show. A girl from any country would have been happy to wear some of the beautiful fashions displayed. From ski outfits to semi-formals, from smart office apparel to dazzling cocktail wear, all were present in our Style Show. The Senior models represented the Senior Class in presenting to the Student Body their Fashion's Flair at World Fair Style Show. 44 1- 5 A ' 5 X. lu... VY- ! . 7 DULtE'.,u:11l nf'1E l'1al'1 W 4,7 1 A 45 S v ix 'mdk i 'Z fi' 1 , -1-ggi' Sister Mary Rose de Lima, O.P. Director of the Student Council. Student Council The Student Council is the govern- mental body of Holy Angels. Its main purpose is to assist the Faculty in the enforcement of school rules and regulations. Its secondary purpose is to contribute its help and ideas in the planning of various school activities. Members of the Student Council and Sister Rose, Advisor, meet once a month to discuss any problems con- cerning the school or the students and also, to plan the future activi- ties of the student body. The Student Council, which consists of the student body officers and the class presidents, also represents Holy Angels in other outside acti- vities, social, religious, and scho- lastic. Ellen Lord President , l STANDING: Gene Olson, Dorothy Dalton, Julianne jonnes, Mary Lou Campbell, Joan Linscott, Patricia Chandler. SEATED, Teddy KODP, Maxine Hale, Diane Linscott, Ellen Lord, and Kathy Markham. 'WW , - New We balance! Thanks to the efficient ' keeping of the money by our room managers. QS Angelican Staff Editor-In-Chief, Joan Schumacher and her assistant, Sandy Milward take a coffee break to admire their pride and joy . . . Angelican 1959. FROM LEFT: Maxine Hale, Literaryg Kathleen Markham, Co-editorg Sandy Milward, Art Editorg joan Schumach Ellen Lord, Literary. er, Editorg Sister Alma, Advisorg Mary McCausland, Patricia Eagen M g -fr.: -gb' - ' ,'-'ITL-'Q L 53 I fill h -CLI: Nh- - I ,,-, ---- - I WYE? ' Nic: 9 N :1 'wit I F9 sf..-:.: X' ' -'T:h:::,g-?: Legion of Mary Sanctification of members by prayer and good works through their love of our Blessed Lady - this is the purpose of the Legion of Mary. These girls are chosen by the Legion of Mary members and advisors. They must have out- standing spiritual qualities and must live up to their Catholic faith. Special activities of the Legion are: Weekly meetings and Communion days, sponsoring of teen-age Holy Hours held once a month at Saint james Cathedral, days of recollection, C.C.D. work, conducting the nursery during the Masses on Sundays and Holydays, visit- ing the sick and distributing Catholic literature. Girls in the Legion take Mary as their guide and model, and inspired by their love and faith in her, they are confident that the Legion will ac- complish great things for God and the salva- tion of souls. -W .af .4 Legion girls preparing for a meeting Father Mitchell leads the Legion of Mary in the Rosary Maxine Hale General Sodality Prefect It is a happy and rewarding thing to be a sodalist. Every year we are told that we are all sodalists. This means that we are able to become spiritual members of the Holy Fam- ily. We accept Mary as our mother and her holy spouse, Saint joseph, as our spiritual protector and com- panion. Christ not only becomes our Brother, but is also able to be ac- cepted more thoroughly as our God and Master. Every homeroom elects a Sodality Prefect. This girl is chosen for her outstanding spirituality and for her love and devotion to our mother, Mary. Under the direction of Maxine Hale, General Sodality Prefect, and Sister Maureen, Sodality Advisor, the Sodality Prefect of each room has the responsibility of caring for the spiritual side of her class by encour- Sodalit aging Mass Day attendance, distrib- uting pamphlets, organizing mission projects, and in every way working toward the spiritual betterment of the class. 13 ,Ja if FROM LEFT: Mary Ann Cullinane, Judy Byron, Maxine Hale, Mary Rochon, Charlane Doyle, Sister Maureen, and Sandy Rochon. M ill 2 Pub11c1ty of -RN Q Q7 Patricia Ea gen President Under the direction of Pat Eagen, the Publicity Club has done a commendable job of announcing and publicizing all the activities and events of the school year. Clarion Thanks to Sister Josita and editor, Janice Reisch- man, The Clarion has com- pleted one more eventful and successful year. The staff has worked long and hard to present all of the happenings of the year in a concise and an interest- ing newspaper. CLOCKWISE: Patricia McVeigh, Eloise Burns, Carol Perrault, Janice Reichman, Brooke Berry, Ellen Lord. 1'1 r' -5-6, ff Qzavjazy. - ' ,.. ,- f .ff an rf' --' -1' . 'S-1255 4-52 .fynl Z -1:,.v'f: ,zz li-:S -1f1':'.T5 ,-411 , :Sr 'ir' -- v'1,:Tf:f-'- 1?4:5:' 'Z-'2-:---.fe 1--. -- ,.- .-5, 9,5-4.4.- v 2-3743-4-, E -'L: :'C:I-fr 63:--:C-5552 'S-:1:f,2.r:f 'Lf' ,J'1:4 4TL3'f'ff? ' -4-ff,-2,12 'ff1'f-:S- 225142121 ra- - ,154 .A ,. vp Page Club y Books, books, books! The job of a librarian is quite difficult, but under the guidance of Sister Albertina, the Page Club and -the Library Staff have made our library one in which we can take pride. L ' I ai W e an 3 CLOCKWISE: Sondra Haney, Judy McDonnell, Brooke Berry, Peggy Rutledge, Sister Albertina, Sue McGahan. 51 'N f ff 5 :er-'mx Eagan . u 'JW Aa yy X4 li 1 FY? The Glee Club appeared on And Give Thee Peace with Father Roman as the -1 - Glee Club From behind the closed Assembly doors during fourth and fifth periods can be heard the beautiful voices of the Glee. The Holy Angels Glee has quite often had the pleasure of bringing happi- ness into the homes of the many people in the Seattle area by appearing on the television program And Give Thee Peace. Holy Angels is proud of her many talented musical groups. -s. i - M I 9 Q. - m 3K..y ig-4,35 at Choir Good singing takes time and effort, and a long time and hard effort are put in by the girls in the Choir. Under the direc- tion of Sister Alma, the results of their practice can be heard in the beau- tiful songs at the 11 o'clock Mass. rchestra Q F' ff gi , p vrv .a Z Holy Angels has a new addition on the activity list! We now enjoy the pleasure of hearing the beautiful music from our first Orchestra. Under the capable direction of Sister Evangelista, Directress of Music and a newcomer to Holy Angels, the girls have been practicing since September. Lots of time and practice have been given by Sister and the girls, and the Orchestra has advanced in smoothness and preci- sion. At our Christmas assembly the Orchestra put on their first performance, and the entire school truly enjoyed singing their Christ- mas Carols to the beautiful background of violins and piano. We all have great hopes of making the Orchestra an even more outstanding highlight of activities at Holy Angels. -1 FROM LEFT: Yvonne Waldbillig, Alice Linscott, Diane Linscott, Elena Newman, Sharon Kennedy, Sister Evangelista, Nancy Severance, Kathleen Brown, Patricia McVeigh, and Alice McCormick at the piano. ,f , ,, ,, Q, , M ' Aw' ,,, W,M,,n.4 k , ff' in 3' ... ig ,Q M2 if gm E ., 5 9 fu , ' .,-Q .-v-.6 ,f., ff f . Zu si an ' i M ' -f -V . if? ,,-:H ' , Y Dill : my . f . , 1 2. y 6253? n ' U QW' I W, 7 Ui lk Latin Qi? Q. X 0 is I 6 S'-4, TW 'tg Sister Albertina's Latin class, The Latin display in the library attracts attention. Chemistry Chemistry is the science which deals with the composition of a material and all the changes it The Chemistry classes, which are taught by Sister Stephen, have put this definition into practice every day, whether studying formulas, equations, or atomic weights. undergoes. L.. Tl Explosion! Anything can happen when seven girls and a Chemistry Room get together. 'ff Sister de Paul finds an attentive Comp. class. Classes in-.., One of the techniques learned in Home Nursing. :- cg: QUE , f ,W ,, , ,,,, f man- 1-,vnu-ufvv W I .ni ,, The bulletin board interests Sister Josita's Chemistry class ,digg 'FVEYA The girls in Junior Achievement are actually operating their own businesses. junior Achievement is a nation- wide program established by business, educational, and civic leaders who wish to train young people for future jobs in the business world. Groups of young people, be- tween the ages of 15 and 19, are taught to manage and work for a business enterprise. Thus, teenagers gain experience in record keeping, producing and selling goods or services, paying and receiving wages, and using cap- ital. In short, junior Achievement is an extra-curricular, learn-by-doing activity that teaches young people to be better citizens. The girls in junior Achievement have set up their own companies, and each has created an article to sell. junior Achievement is an organization beneficial not only to the country and the people, but also to the girl herself. 'or Achievement Members FROM LEFT: Sondra Haney, Joanne Franklin, Betty Mandich juni 1 Cstandingj, jackie Wood, Gaye Ann Tough, Patricia Fisher Cstandingl, Eleanor LeMoine, Mary Redfield, Mary Ann joncich, Marian LeFa1ve, Maureen Duncan. 57 Sewing Ln our modern and expensive world, every good house- keeper benefits greatly as she is able to sew for herself and for her family. Under the supervision of Sister Rita, the girls in Sewing are learning this economic art. In addition to making clothes, which they will model at the annual Sewing Style Show, the girls have worked on pajama bags, place mats, and on stuffed animals. The Spanish Class of Sister josita practices orally from the S ' h board. By the end of the year, these girls are hoping to be able to speak the language as well as any Spaniard. Patrol The Patrol is an organization which enforces the rules and regu- lations of safety. Each girl will represent her school and the Police Department, and takes on the re- sponsibilities of giving good example and performing her civic duty. -it-f The spirited Gym classes, taught by Mrs. Smith, learn not only the basic rules of the game, but also good will and sportsman- , ff ' '74 ' 1 , , . ,, , Physicalag by Education if I 1 Ahern, Nancy Benzon, Charlotte Boling, Joanne Chapman, Toni Cooper, Judy Charbonneau, Bernice Cox, Sheila Craig, Carrie Diemert, Judy Eagen, Patricia Franklin, Joanne Geelhart, Nancy Hale, Maxine Joncich, Mary Ann Jonnes, Julianne LeBeau, Leslie Lord, Ellen Mandich, Elizabeth Martin, Patricia Markham, Kathleen McCormick, Alice McCausland, Mary McQuiston, Shirley Meehan, Harriet Melin, Ruby Millholland, June Milward, Sandra Morgan, Joan Noble, Catherine Reimold, Alice Reinhardt, Irene Rerecich, Laura Rochon, Mary Rother, Hanna Schumacher, Joan Siese, Dorothy Smith, Sharon Snow, Jeanne Spear, Joyce Sproat, Rebecca Tennant, Dorothy Torell, Mary Lou Tralnes, Judy Wood, Jackie Senior Addresses Box 420, Lake Stevens 2115 W. 85th 114 W. 2nd St. Aberdeen 7531 16th N. 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Em. 4-2599 4-5909 863 4-1 575 3-5333 5-5157 3-789 1 4-4661 2-5418 2-4830 3-3865 4-0813 3-3342 2-0262 2-7802 4-1029 3-2064 4-2678 3-3634 2-5150 8-2761 4-8027 4-5991 4-3316 2-2844 2 1 3 1 3-8986 2-0082 5-7968 3-3236 3-3212 2-5964 2-4393 2-7743 4-3267 863 3-9877 2-2746 2-3338 5-3318 4-0223 4-3738 2-1283 2-9409 Mr. and Mrs. T. Ahern Kay Alderson '58 Jeanette Allison Ann Armstrong Marilyn Baechler Rosie Baechler '58 Mrs. W. Baith Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Barth Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Beckley Mary Jane Belanich '57 Mr. and Mrs. C. Benzon Barbara Jo Berry '53 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Binford George H. Bjorklund Margaret E. Boulanger Deanna Brand Judie Brashear '58 John P. Brill Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brookins B. Cox and A. Bruce Mrs. Dorothy Carawan Mrs. Jean T. Chapman Jean T. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. J. Charbonneau Mr. and Mrs. F. Coluccio Lou Ann Cooper '57 Lt. and Mrs. J. T. Coughlin Gertrude E. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. C. DuZani Mr. and Mrs. H. Fagen Mrs. Helen Eagen Elizabeth R. Flannigan Mr. C. E. Fleury Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Franklin Mrs. Charles Frost Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gibbs Mr. B. L. Gordon Georgia S. Griener Jack Griffin Helen Gustavesan Joseph Happe P. Doherty and J. Harringer Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Haugham Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Heindel F1-iendl Patrons Joanne Henry '60 Irene Herron '58 Mr. and Mrs. Highland Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Holly Capt. Harold Jensen Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jonnes Mrs. B. T. Kafka Mrs. Steve Kafka Vic Kalover Gloria and Ken Mrs. Louis Kinerk James D. Knettle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. LeBeau Nancy Lee LeBeau Carol Lefaive '58 Mr. and Mrs. Omar Lofgren Peggy Lord '58 Mr. and Mrs. C. Mandich Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Markham I'.Ir. and Mrs. Jerry Martin Therese Martin Mr. and Mrs. C. Matteson Maryalice Moynihan Judith Anne McCausland Mr. and Mrs. C. McCausland Mr. and Mrs. R. McConnell Mrs. Rose McCormick Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McCormick Mrs. Frances McQuiston Denn J. Meehan Ruby Melin '59 Mr. and Mrs. Walt Melin B. R. Miller Connie Milward Mrs. Hazelle Y. Milward Sandra Milward '59 Mr. Raymond L. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. T. Morgan Mrs. K. B. Morin Marleen Jane Noble Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Noble Gene O'l-Iagen Janice Pearson '56 Mrs. P. Plette Mrs. Rosella Potta Mrs. Zita Reimold Irene Reinhardt '59 Mr. and Mrs. D. Rerecich Mr. and Mrs. Tyke Riley Chuck Robinson Mr. and Mrs. H. Rochon Mr. and Mrs. L. Rochon Mr. and Mrs. R. Rochon Clarann Rock '57 S. Scheuer and V. Sykes Mrs. Charlotte Scholler Sue Schumacher '57 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simon Doug Simons Marilyn T. Slater '58 Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith Leonard L. Smith Mrs. L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sproat Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Sproat Louise Sorensen '58 Mrs. Irene Shodel Mrs. A. L. Stouer Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Stow Mr. Ludwig Stodel George R. Stuntz James D. Tipton , Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Torell Geraldine Tralnes '56 Mr. and Mrs. W. Tralnes Delta Kappa Upsilon Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Veit L. Lichter and J. Walloch Cecilia Wanecek '58 E. John Warm Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whiteside Al Wood Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wood Joan and Darrell Wood Judy Yerabek '58 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Youmans Senior AHERN, NANCY Gentle Senior Style Show 25 French Club 35 S.D.S. Rep- resentative 3, 4. BENZON, CHARLOTTE Carefree Shorthand Club 35 Sewing Style Show 35 Publicity Club 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Senior Style Show 45 Bowling 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 C.C. D. 4. BOLING, JOANNE Talkative Basketball 35 Business Club 35 C.C.D. 45 Book- keeping 4. CHAPMAN, TONI Catholic-spirited C.C.D. Teacher 3, 45 Patrol 1, 2, 35 Captain 2, 35 Queen of Traffic Safety 35 Spanish Club Vice President 25 President 35 Legion of Mary 3, 45 Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 3. COOPER, JUDY Attractive Bowling 2, 45 Cheerleading 3, 45 Publicity Club 45 Senior Style Show 45 C.C. D. 45 Prep Homecoming Princess 45 Senior Ball Committee 4. CHARBONNEAU, BERNICE Conservative Sodality 2, 3, 45 Bookkeeping Club 4. COX, SHEILA Mischievous Basketball 2, 3, 45 Captain 2, 35 Publicity Club 2, 35 Senior Dance Committee 45 C. C. D. 4. CRAIG, CARRIE Cay Publicity 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 25 Bowling 25 Class Sergeant 35 Senior Style Show 4. DIEIVIERT, JUDY Friendly Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Bookkeeping 4. EAGEN, PATRICIA Sparkling junior Class President 35 Basketball 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Publicity Club 3, 45 Chairman 35 Senior Style Show 45 Angelican Staff 4. FRANKLIN, JOANNE Congenial Drill Team 25 Bowling 2, 35 Shorthand 35 Class Treasurer 1. GEELHART, NANCY Earnest Sodality 45 Publicity Club 45 C.C.D. 4. irector HALE, MAXINE' Sincere Sodality Prefect 3, 45 Sophomore Sergeant 25 Span- ish Club Treasurer 25 C.C.D. 45 Angelican Staff 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Senior Style Show 4. JONCICH, MARY ANN Stately Publicity Club 1, 2, 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Dance Chairman 45 Christmas Ball Co- Chairman 45 junior Achievement 45 S.D.S. Fash- ion Contest Winner 3. JONNES, JULIANNE Expressive Class Sergeant 1, Drill Team 25 junior Prom Prin- cess 35 Debate President 35 Senior Style Show 45 Class President 4. LeBEAU, LESLIE Pleasant Publicity 3, 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Style Show 45 Bookkeeping 3. LORD ELLEN Leader Class President 1, Student Body President 45 Class Vice-President 35 Clarion Staff 3, 45 Angel- ican Staff 45 Debate 35 junior Achievement 35 Senior Dance Committee 4. MANDICH, ELIZABETH Animated junior Prom Committee 35 Basketball 3, 45 Bow- ling 45 Publicity 45 Angelican Staff 45 Senior Style Show Committee 4. MARTIN, PATRICIA Efficient Bowling 25 junior' Prom Committee 35 Publicity Club 3, 45 Angelican Staff 4. MARKHAM, KATHY Competent Sodality Prefect 15 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Body Vice-President 45 Gen- eral Sergeant 35 Angelican Co-Editor 45 Senior Style Show 45 Prom Committee 35 Drill Team Captain 2. MCCAUSLAND, MARY Enthusiastic Class Sergeant 45 Legion of Mary 1. 2, 45 Drill Team 25 Senior Style Show 45 Angelican Staff 4. MCCORMICK, ALICE Musical Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Orghes- tra 4. E 'CU' Senior Director MCQUISTON, SHIRLEY Geriial Drill Team 25 Spanish Club 35 Shorthand Club 35 Sewing Style Show 35 C.C.D. 4. MEEHAN, HARRIET Petite Publicity 45 Bookkeeping 45 Style Show 45 Drill Team 25 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Shorthand Club 3, 4. MELIN, RUBY Obliging Legion of Mary 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 4. MILLHOLLAND, JUNE Serene Sodality 2, 45 Thespian Club 25 Drill Team 25 Glee Club 2, 4. MILWARD, SANDRA Artistic Drill Team 25 Bowling 25 Publicity Club 3, 45 Shorthand Club 35 Angelican Art Editor 4. MORGAN, JOAN Winsome Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Legion of Mary 2, 35 Senior Style Show 45 Bowling 2, 35 Senior Style Show 45 Bowling 2, 35 Publicity 4. NOBLE, CATHY Witty Sodality 3, 45 Shorthand Club 35 Bookkeeping Club 35 Class Treasurer 4. REIMOLD, ALICE Genuine Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 35 Prom Queen 35 Girls' State 35 Senior Dance Committee 4. REINHARDT, IRENE Vivacious Secretary of Spanish Club 35 Publicity Club 3, 4: Style Show Committee 45 Bowling 4. RERECICH, LAURA Lady-like Class Secretary 1, 25 Spanish Club Vice-Pres- ident 25 Drill Team 25 Bowling 25 Prom Committee 35 President of Shorthand Club 35 Publicity 3, 45 C.C.D. 4. ROCHON, MARY Humorous French Club 35 Sodality Prefect 45 Drill Team 2. ROTHER, HANNA Elusive Shorthand Club 35 Glee 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 School Team 3, 45 Senior Dance Committee 4. SCHUMACHER, JOAN Dependable Drill Team 25 Class Vice-President 2, 45 Public- ity Club 3, 45 Prom Chairman 35 Shorthand Club 3, 45 Angelican Editor-in-Chief 4. SIESE, DOROTHY Poised Sodality 1, 3, 45 Page Club 35 Basketball 15 Book- keeping 45 Chairman of Senior Style show 4. SMITH, SHARON Cooperative Bowling 25 Drill Team 25 Senior Style Show 45 Prom Royality 35 Senior Dance Committee 4. SNOW, JEANNE Delightful Sodality 3, 45 Glee 35 Basketball 35 Style Show Committee 45 Junior Achievement 4. SPEAR, JOYCE jovial Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Page Club 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Bowling 3, 45 Prom Princess 35 Senior Style Show 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Angelican Staff 4. SPROAT, REBECCA Popular Sodality 45 Publicity 45 Glee 45 Senior Ball Chair- man 45 O'Dea Princess 4. TENNANT, DOROTHY Pleasant Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Patrol 1, 2, 35 Drama 35 Publicity 4. TORRELL, MARY LOU Fun-loving National Anthology Winner 35 Senior Style Show 45 Senior Dance Committee 4. TRALNES, JUDY Dramatic Page Club 15 C.C.D. 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Student Council 2. WOOD, JACKIE Cheerful Publicity Club 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 Glee 45 Junior Achievement 45 Junior Prom Committee 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Style Show4. Cl 'Cm Q y Appreciation N X Tr T X X it M xi K x ,TO THE MANY FRIENDS and patrons who have so xx' rl KX E gs? Y X-lx it generously supported the 1959 ANGELICAN,the students x XX XX. xi H A X53 'e and faculty extend a sincere thank you. r X X rj YQ X S ,J li The entire staff wishes to express its appreciation to V X is VRF 'S 3? iv S the faculty and student body for their service and coop- X ,T . Q 5 N erationg to its patient photographers, Mr. Bert Perler and 5 'Y 3 L ' Mr. W. C. Heibg to Mr. james Palm for his generous assist- Aj, ance, interest, and help in the production of this year's ANGELICAN. Maia' 07766 JLUZCL i 4445? fm V244 WW 0 Lficjacic K 411401, 741 4,4,7f,f Ofx ff CL? 'EVTA Ze 5z,6a4,fkz,7c.a Q L7 -I V f ggi? fl xi ' n f-fgzg, fa pf! CQZLQJP fy I sal? - Lug 41622, Cfz ,S , T - .-ffligiz -jig, rig T ., K L-'li-fr ff ' 'L'-:gf Y uf? 552' fy' -ff YY,, Y' ' W K-'X ' ia, Q6 f+,f L ? w i 4244 XA 'Rf-jig? six WYE!! 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