Holy Family High School - Response Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1949 volume:

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A bell rings -- callingg even as you are calling Laughter breaksg voices fill the hallsg joy and relaxation reigns and all of it for you. This is Holy Family, Mother. The school of which you are so much a part. Q The classes, the meetings, the games, in each group You are the center, Bringing to us the light and faith of Fatima. -REGINA O'CONNELL, Class '51 llur Pastor My Dear Girls, The slogan for Catholic Book Week this year was: Read wisely, share truth. Let us borrow the motto and change it to read: Do wisely, share God. Do wisely. The prudent woman does wisely, and the wise woman shares God. We act wisely, when, as creatures of His infinite intellect, we obey Him in all things. We listen to His calling, and we respond by fulfilling His desires. He calls us all to a dehnite vocation. We do wisely when we happily and earnestly heed His wish. Share Godf, This is the natural consequence to the first part of our life-long motto. We share God by living God's life-and His life is the life of grace. Grace is in some way an actual participation in the life of God, the Giver of grace There is no greater assurance for salvation than grace-obtained by living always the Catholicism we humbly profess. Thus it is with a heart filled with gratitude for your many kindnesses to me, and filled also with hope for your success in your future endeavors that I pray God's blessing on you always. . Devotedly in Christ, Monsignor M. Galvin REVEREND FRANCIS O'BRIEN Priests To these priests, gratitude is indeed expressed. Their weekly religious instructions are appreciated by the students Father Cremins and Father O'Brien have done so much for the Varsity in the line of coaching. We thank them sincerely. And we welcome Father NcNulty to our loved Holy Family. REVEREND MICHAEL MCNULTY REVEREND DANIEL CREMINS Facult SISTER MARY GEORGE FRANCIS, B.V.M. Principal of School, Moderator of Student Body, Latin II. SISTER MARY MELANIE, B.V.M. Librarian, Advanced Math, Typing I, II, Latin I, III SISTER MARY ANN MICHELE, B.V.M. Senior Home Room, Sodality Moderator, Religion IV, English IV, Physics Homemaking, Geometry. SISTER MARY PATRICITA, B.V.M. junior Home Room, Moderator of the Marian , Religion III, English III Spanish I, II, Physiology. SISTER MARY ANN EILEEN, B.V.M. Sophomore Home Room, Registrar, Assistant Athletic Moderator, Religion II English II, Geography, Chemistry. SISTER MARY CELESTINE, B.V.M. Freshman A Home Room, Athletic Moderator, Religion I, Algebra I, II History I, II, English I. SISTER MARY ELEANOR MARIE, B.V.M. Freshman B Home Room, Red Cross Moderator, Religion I, English I History I, III, Civics, Sociology. SISTER MARY FRANCISCUS, B.V.M. Piano, Voice, Choir, Glee Club. MRS. K. SPENCE Physical Education Instructor. 9 J ,..,.,, My Dear Blessed Mother, I've never before talked to you through the medium of the pen. I thought I would have to in order to accomplish sharing an adventure with you, so I am writing a special kind of letter. You remember the big decision I had to make when I graduated from grammer school fyou remember, because I remember bothering you for weeksj? Which high school would I attend? Well, I want to thank you, Mother, for help- ing me, with about sixty other girls who had the same decision to make, I entered the threshold of our loved Holy Family High. I Entering a new school filled with new faces is usually a difficult, task, but not at Holy Family, where friends are quickly made. With the cheerful assistance of Sister Mary Celestine and Sister Mary Eleanor Marie, a new and exciting episode began. Shortly after we embarked upon our high school career, what should befall us to our dismay but the period that is known as Initiation Week! Though filled with fun and hilarity for our Senior Sisters , it was for us one week of fear and uneasiness. For in that week we are given laborious tasks, such as scrubbing the basketball courts with worn out toothbrushes, wearing silly clothes and hairdos, or reciting our epitaph as punishment for being poor, lowly frosh. We chose joan Schulte as Best Big Sister. After having been initiated, we diligently plunged into our studies. How proud, we felt when we found that we could use the libraries in the high school. Another quite new and different experience is the study period, which we find most useful for during its forty five minutes, we get in all our homework. We do have lots of it since there is Religiong Algebra, with all its complicated equations, Latin I or Spanish I, Qwhat translations lj, Ancient History, trying to remember dates and important characters, and English, diagramming and telling the principal parts of a sentence. The old saying, You never know how much you don't know, until you find how much you do know , can be well applied to us. Upon being received into you Sodality, Virgin Mother, we plunged soul-on into our rst retreat. It was truly an inspiring period. Didn't you think we were perfect angels? Toward the close of the school year, the freshman honored the Seniors with a Tea. This brought a lot of tears, for their graduation would mean that we would say goodbye to the wonderful girls whom we proudly called Senior Sisters . We realize that someday we will be walking in their footsteps down the same aisle. ,.,.., ,,,. -.:.:.-.:f-,va-:rss .,.. I A.,,,,,,,.,.,,.,- ,. s, ,-M, ,E ,W ,:.,,...:,.,. .,. .. ,. WM, ., , . . Freshmen KATHLEEN RIORDAN ANN MARIE GARDES NOREEN HIGGINS SUSAN KORTH Prefidenl VjL'6'P7'6.fid677l Serrelary Tfeaxzzrer Freshman A CAROLE JOHNSTON Prefident Freshman B NANCY KREIMER Vice-Pfefidem MOIRA JOHNSON Sefretary JACQUELINE MARCY T1'6dJ'lH'61' Mary Carolyn Allen Elaine Amelsberg Virginia Bierman Beverly Bobay Patricia Burke Rosemarie Cabello Marlene Cantonwine Mary Alice Coffman Betty Yaeger and joan Schulte chat with their little sisters , Moira johnson and Barbara Silk. Marian Aultman Barbara Brewer Scholarship winners: Louise Mary Lou Crede Patricia Cronin Leonard, Marian Aultman, Mary LOU Smith, Elizabeth Mary Agnes Drake jean Ferry Henry and Mary Lou Crede- Mary Fornelli Claire Froelich Herlinda Gallardo Dorothy Giesen Ruth Goebel Marian Hancberg Mary Hiettcr Elizabeth Henry Gretchen Herrmann Marilyn Higgs Louise Leonard jean Maine Barbara May Maureen Mullally Barbara Rasmussen Florence Rulon FRESHMEN ON SPIRIT DAY Therese Katapka joan McDonald Margaret Sartoris Maureen Koehane Joyce MimMaclc Mary Williarns joyce Wilson Jill Wilson Nancy Woerncr Carolyn Seaford Darlene Shepherd Barbara Silk Mary Lou Smith Dorothea Snaer Dolores Suarez Dorothy Tasler Barbara Thompson Phyllis Totino FASCINATING GROUP OF INDUSTRIOUS FROSH DISPLAYING THEIR DEPENDABILITY . . . FUN-LOVING UFRFSHIITSH FASHION FROLIC ...... . :2:2 2?-':':ff:' : ' st ' With brave hearts and boundless plans, we courageously ventured into our second year of high school. Unfortunately this optimistic state was soon replaced by the malady peculiar to Sophomores, appropriately termed, Sophomoritis . Of course, gloom did not predominate in our class for long, since we were anxious to display our fine school spirit and loyalty. A School day, school days, trying to prove and iind theorem and triangles in geometry, memorizing-dates and details of modern history, discovering the globe and finding new countries in geography. Then, of course, in literature we meet good-old Silas Marner. We find that we have talented actresses in our midst, such as Diane Barabe, who played Scrooge in a Christmas play we presented. Looking out of the classroom, our garden can be seen. If there are not roses there, beautiful weeds will always be found. A delightful sight will meet the eye to all old-timers-a brand new paint job on our old garage 'or handy-room. In your Sodality, Dearest Lady, the Sophomores hold an honored place, Earlene Berry is the chairman of the Confraternity committee, Nancy Sullivan and her- Christopher campaign, then the Sodality carnival with its enthusiam and fun of choosing the Mission Queen. This year a Sophomore won the coveted honor, jude Longshore. Even though we do say so, the Cherry Chopper's Stomp was enjoyed by all who attended. We were quite proud too, of our choice of Cupid's Couple , Peggy Krier and her escort, don't you agree? Mother, we ordered our school sweaters, though we don't receive them 'till we are juniors. We can't help but feel proud that in a short time we too will be wearing Holy Family sweaters! And wait until everyone sees our letter design! We think it's novel! We entertained the Seniors with a breakfast on Senior Class Day. It coin- cided with one of your lovely feasts, Dear. Lady-Help of Christians. Hoping that it would be nice for them, we expended much time and effort in preparations. The tables were decorated in senior class colors and the senior toasts, we thought were most original. Our one idea in mind was to make the seniors look back upon this affair and say that their Senior-Sophomore Breakfast was a most enjoy- able one and that the Sophomores were most efficient. Thanks to the untiring efforts and ever-ready assistance of Sister Mary Ann Eileen, Sophomore year was one of many happy memories, we were now ready to begin the third episode in our high school career. Suphnmnres CLASS OFFICERS SHARON FREITAS Pfeyidenl MARY HOGAN JUDE LONGSHORE JANET MARTINELLI Vice-Preyidenl Sefrefmfy Treaxmw jean Adams Joyce Anderson Rosalie Averill Diane Barabe Carolyn Barron Earlene Berry Patricia Carey Nancy Carroll Geraldine Coblentz Rosemary Gondon Norma Cooper une Cornaggia Mary Ann Crimeni Louisa David Mary Derham Ann Enderle Sheila Fay Lila Fitzgerald Marie Gallardo Adeline Goebel Q ff, sfw-QSWV jean Hart Gloria Henry Patricia Keefe Marjorie Kenworthy SCINTILLATING SOPHS STIMULATE SPIRIT eggy Krier Carol Lauck janet Luft Marilyn Maher Patricia McCarron Mary Lou McDonald Joanne MacMillin joyce McNamara Regina O'Connell Mary Ann Paxton K . igf' : ,M l jqfjflx V, ,li ' ,' ' L M ,fu MGX xffilo rf!! 4 Ulf? ' Af' fyflr' NXV , Af! fu! irginizgtlcbles Veronica Pctrovich JM J JI f K ilnq if A' wr' iii Susan Richards Peggy Schillig Stella Schmittner Rosemarie Siebrandt Catherine Sitkar Theresa Spratt Dorothy Stanley Nancy Sullivan Gloria Wastal Patricia Ulland Patricia Swartwood VUE INDUSTRIOUSLY PLUNGED INTO OUR SECOND SCHOOL YEAR CAREER W4 F mfg? 4 E194-vwiiiiwa in .JW f A SHRINE, PRESENTS, CANDLFLIGHTING, CUPIDS COUPLF-ALL ARE EXHIBITS OF OUR AMBITION . . . In junior year we were depicted as jovial , for with us there was never a dull moment from beginning to end. We received our school sweaters and since then, whether rain or shine, we'll be found displaying them. Together with the Seniors, we sponsored the Alma Mater Dance so we were good organizers of great ability. Everyone had a grand time. Our organi- zations abilities were also proved by the plays we put on for the Student Body and Sodality Meetings. Yes, dear Mother, we can be classifed as good entertainers. junior year is one of hard work scholastically speaking In chemistry we experiment with all kinds of acids and formulas We can even create figures from the art of glass bending fqulte professionalj we begin to write term papers sometimes eight and nine pages long' finding out in physiology that more bones and muscles are in the body than we had thought were there the art of typing without looking at the keys attempting to translate Cicero or speaking Espanol like a native of Spain all in all we are smart and diligent Contests of various kinds claimed much of our time this year In the Bill of Rights contest for all Glendale high schools our president Barbara Hietter captured first prize of .1525 Betty Ryan came in second and was awarded We were active sodalists of yours Mary The chairmanship of the Liter ature Committee was entrusted to Suzanne Jefferies and she did a splendid rece of work The Book Fair first ever held at Holy Family was a result o her successful planning We ordered our rings and are looking forward to receiving them early in senior year Our final project as Juniors was the Prom at which the Seniors and their escorts were our guests What fun we had in teasing the Seniors selecting and planning our Prom theme and the greatest thrill of all was in choosing the Prom ueen oan Rowley She was lovely The night was perfect dear Lady The hall was transform d into a veritable fairyland The Seniors and uniors were so dignified and lovely as they danced to soft music in their pretty colored formals Our escorts were so proud to Join us in singing your own Mother Beloved the Queen s bouquet was placed at your feet We sincerely wish to thank Sister Mary Patricita for her expert counsel and help Without her guidance we could never have made our junior year as success ful as it was -3 S 9 . . . i ' 9 l ' M.. l H. . I . ll l 315. ' , l ' . . u - .. . 5 ' 1 . , . .. .' Q ,J -. . -. r . 1 .- .. f . J .. .... ,. was Juniors BARBARA HIETTER Prefidenf . IRENE FINNERTY ? Vire-Preyident PHYLLIS KRABBE Sevrelary CHARLOTTE MAHER Tfeafzzrer Marguerite Ash Catherine Averill Mary Bachman Beverly Bohler Rita Burke Maureen Bollier Margaret Brown Joanne Busterno Gwynne Halldorson and Jean Switzer decorate the shrine for Our Lady.- December 8th. 1,'f MPT i P ,V I' 9 0 janet Clare juniors proudly display their class sweaters with great pride. Mary Ann Cleary Lois Copeman Mary Beth Crosby Leona Dandurahd Gloria Fazzi joan Foley JOVIAL JUNIORS JUBILATIZ JOY . . . ' 4 ' f 'A,A 5' INDUSTRIOUS JIUNIORS BUSILY PARTICIPATE IN CLASS FUNCTIONS 3' M if m sgkwiifsxbvqgig g. -.J 3 E ,, .,,.. HSM 'I PROM COMMITTEE discussing the junior-Senior Prom Marguerite Friedenberg Barbara Giesen Jeanne Goodwin Gwynne Halldorson oan Haller Kathleen Higgins Eleanor Hubert Anna Inlow Suzanne Jeffries Margaret Kennedy joan Foley setting the recording machine while Betty Ryan records her talk on The Need of Religious Vocations. Both were contestants in the annual Apologetics Contest held in March. Marilyn Maloney Margaret Miller Theresa Monahan Gail Munchhoff Patricia Murphy Patricia Prevol JUNIOR SUPPER IN THE SOCIAL ROOM . . . THAT CHRISTMAS SPIRIT . . . BOOK WEEK PLANS BEING MADE . . . BASKETS FOR THE POOR . . . BOOK REVIEW . . . TEA WITH SENIORS AS GUESTS . . . Y' .Q U juniors on Spirit Day proudly displaying their shield, which won first place. Bernyce Rowley Betty Ryan jo Ann Sopcr Florence Smith Kathleen Schrader jean Switzer Conchita Vasquez Lorraine Wilding Let us tell you about our athletics. To teach us to accept victory graciously and to take defeat in a similar manner is the purpose of our sports program. We learn that fair play pays dividendsg that give and take is essential to pleasant living. Beginning with long practices early in September until the very last minute of the championship game of the 'Tournament we truly uphold the wonderful spirit of our Alma Mater Under the patient guidance of our Coach Father Cremins and the helpful assistance of 'Uncle Walt we have brought fame and glory to Holy Family Our Gaels won second place in the Tournament at St Anthony s The thrills and excitement of the long treks to Long Beach in chartered busses provided experiences long to be remembered The members of our basketball varsity deserves great credit and we are proud of them Our interclass games brought out in abundance our great Holy Family spirit The Sophomores were the volleyball champs this year After a terrific schedule of basketball games the Seniors trimmed the Sophomores by a very close margin Thus for the second year in succession the Father Brennan basketball trophy was captured by the Seniors Our Gaels display cooperation good sportsmanship and enthusiasm Their purple and gold uniforms are significant of the loyalty and honor the players pos sess and the fighting spirit they engage in for Holy Family The Athletic Banquet brings a perfect close to a perfect year We are all most grateful to our Captain of Athletics Gwynne Halldorson for her dependa bility capability and enthusiastic spirit Also to you our deep gratitude is owing as you saw us through many tight spots as we prayed to you as Our Lady of Victory and Good Success 1 1 ' I IP ' , . . , . , . . , . , - 2 - , VARSITY MEMBERS MANIFEST THEIR ATHLETIC ABILITIES . . VOLLEYBALL VARSITY . . . W 1 2 . SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS . . . SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS . . . CAPTAIN OF ATHLETICS GWYNNE HALLDORSON , , . SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS . . , ATH LETIC BANQUET . I . THE BUS TO LONG BEACH prepared for an evening of an exciting Tournament game . . . joan Ibbetson receiving the second place trophy. PLAYS . . . CHEERS FROM THE AUDIENCE . . . READY XVAITING BUSSES . . . BASKETBALL VARSITY MEMBERS . . . ,.... ,VwA, r W.-www The Student Body Organization of Holy Family is the pride and joy of every girl. We feel that we belong . A debt of gratitude is entitled to Mary Therese Burkett, our Student Body President, who with the assistance of Sister Mary George Francis and all the officers, has done so well in guiding us through the year 1948-49. The Student Body of Holy Family assembled as such for the first time early in the year on the day that is traditionally entitled Spirit Day . Final initiation of the freshmen, the welcoming address, reading of the charter by the Spirit of Holy Family High as portrayed by Joan Rowleyg the explanation of the athletic code, singing the cheer song and the class competition for the best cheer, ghield and songg then the presentation of the awards followed by the Alma Mater ong. Our Lady, Seat of Wisdom, you are our inspiration in our Scholastic work at Holy Family. Classes in Religion, English, History, Science, Math, Typing, Languages and Gym make up our busy days. Hours of labor are put into study to acquire the knowledge that will last us a life time. As we pass from class to class, we always salute you as you lovingly watch over us from your pedestal in the main corridor. Sanitation and Student Control Committees are active influences in keeping our school premises clean and orderly. You must know about the Bazaar which was part of the campaign for funds to enlarge the Church. Of course, the High School did its share in this project and very successfully by setting up an attractive Booth, which displayed proudly the wares made by the students. Our Mothers' Guild of Holy Family is a most active organization. Mrs. W. T. Fitzgerald is president this year. Many times during the school year we are delightfully surprised and entertained by our Mothers, God bless them. In Feb- ruary, it's the Valentine party. The box luncheon in April is always a lovely affair. Then the Fashion Show' and Tea in May is a delight to behold. And every month a tasty breakfast is prepared for us on Sodality Meeting Day. A The Glee Club and Choir under the direction of Sister Mary Franciscus, have gained great praise for their work. Each year the Glee Club is the main attraction at St. Patrick's Day Ball at the Glendale Civic. The spring recital is a thing of joy and beauty. The Choir renders Church music at Requiems, Christmas and Easter Masses. The Student Body of Holy Family is truly a co-operative organization. The Faculty working for and with the students. The girls in turn achieving their goal in the world of today for the future of the Kingdom of Tomorrow. 'fn u li e n I OFFICERS: Bud MARY THERESE BURKETT Prefident . Y fy nn r-Y 43 BETTY JANE KEARNEY Vice Prefident BETTY RYAN Secrelafy VIRGINIA PEEBLES Treafurer JEAN FERRY Sergeant-nl-Arm! ,,..,,.,.,.,,,,,,.1 PLANNING EOR A DANCE . . . THE ALMA MATER DANCE . . . RED CROSS WORKERS . . . DECORATING THE SPIRITUAL CHRIST- MAS TREE . . . All are phases of Student Body activities. ff' ,,...-f ' DISPLAYING HOLY FAMILY PENNANTS . . . AT NOON TIME . . ORATORICAL TROPHY AND MITDALS . . . STUDENT COUNCIL . . OUR MOTHERS . . . GAMMA MU AND SIGMA GAMMAS . . . ABILITY DISPLAYED BY THE TAL- ENTED MUSIC STUDENTS . . . RECITALS ...CHOIR... GLEE CLUB . . . VOCALISTS PLANNING FOR SPRING RECITAL. LIBRARY . , . GYM . . . CHEMISTRY . . . HOMEMAKING . . . PHY SICS EXPERIMENT . . . PHYSIOLOGY . . . COMMERCIAL GEOGRA PHY . . . RELIGION . . . These make up our scholastic life. AN ACTIVE GYM CLASS . . . A THEORUM BEING PROVED . . , ALGEBRA STUDENTS LISTENING TO A PROBLEM BEING EXPLAINED . . . PHYSIOLOGY LESSON ON PARTS OF THE BODY . , . A MOVIE FOR THE HOMEMAKING CLASS WILL SOON BE READY . . . SQUARE DANCING . . . HOMEMAKING STUDENTS PREPARING A LUNCHEON . .. 'F' ra y 3x nn ' I- - Q39 fiffoqgw 'C A K-QjX?XC'P NMSYQQKQGS L ' 4 I 'Ax o 5 Qffff1ff'tA Q3 X 'KBWWW 761249 'XX GW' Ae CW if W' fain ' me ckwlcgfl ks Wddbiuhof I W , 1530 W 9R6ff W ' Wa Xu cffiiinfg xo KimQUgQCsao,.k6m . cgfm K Kmaxnzvk K 'xiigx Ak ogafecs A ofa' V ,. Q X A exe Q5 f' C , A 098 5 fx 2 Efweg cgi View. xiJ eK .2649 Noe is ' - xwffw A xvv-W5 A ' W . A 1 ATB .x,,A A.qA i '86 I WELL ADD TO YOUR GLORY WHEN THE STORY'S TOLD . . . WELL ALWAYS REMEMBER PURPLE AND GOLD . . . 1 I hope you are enjoying this letter as much as I am in writing it to you. Do you recall your lirst Marian that came into being in 1947? It was quite lovely, dear Lady. I loved, especially, the many beautiful pictures of you under several of your sweet titles. The editors of the first yearbook were Madeline Clemente and Jeanne Anderson. To their untiring efforts the success of the iirst publication of the Marian was due Mary Therese Smith was our second editor The 1948 Marian was a credit to her and her hours of labor And our own jo Marie Russo is editor of this very s ecial Marian which we present to you dear Mother Her hours of faithful dnuty and her dependa bility are responsible for making this yearbook the best Marian that Holy Family has sponsored Many hours of hard labor have been spent in working on copy checking and recheckmg it solictmg sponsors taking pictures of the girls and their activities typing cutting sorting and arranging pictures and montages assembling dum mies and finally getting everything in on time Oh how dillicult it was to learn to use the slide rule' But it was conquered The finished product we place in your hands Oh dearest Lady what a wonderful feeling of accomplish ment is ours as we peruse its pages recalling our many happy and pleasant mem ories All was not tedious work much was fun Remember our Party to celebrate our third birthday? Mary T Smith was our guest of honor We enjoyed also the Saturday meetings with a delicious spread at noon And our pins that signalize us as members of the Marian staff are among our most cherished possessions Considerable gratitude is paid to Sister Mary Patricita our moderator the hard working staff to Mr Peter Weintraub and Mr Irving Fisher who assisted us at every step and who were most co operative in all things A deep debt of gratitude is extended also to our sponsors for their loyal support to our Marian . . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 ' ' ' ' - ' s u - n . 1 1 J 2 . . . . . . . I . ,, 9 1 3 ' - n. . . . . . . 1 ' 9 . . , ' 9 a ' , . , . u - n - - Q 1 - ' a . . . ,. - ,, Marian Staff Q mmf, Jo MARIE Russo Editor BEVERLY BORGOGNO SALLY LITTLE B min eu Photograph er MARY REED MARGARET ELLEN BROWN Cirfzzfaliolz Ajwiifafzl .Editor MARGUERITE FRIEDENBURG JO ANN SOPER A.Ui.x'la11f Bll.l'jII6.U' Mazzager' Auiylafzl Phoiog1'all7ber JANET CLARE MARY ANN CLEARY A.u'iJfaf1l Cirvulaliofz A.vyi,m11zl BIl.lkjll6J'J' Manager .IOANNE BUSTERNO MARY LOU WILSON JEAN I-IOSTERT RITA BURKE A.f.lIjJ'fd7If Edifor Sporff Editor Typhi A,r.riJ'fanf Sporty Edilof MARIAN ROHDE MARCELLA VASQUEZ TI-IERESA MONAHAN MARIE MCKINNON AIZHNIIKZ6 Edifor Slay Arliyf Auiylazzf Bmirzeyy Staff Arm! STAFF REPRESENTATIVES VIRGINIA BIERMAN LILA FITZGERALD ELAINE AMELSBURG ANNUAL STAFF BUSILY ENGROSSED IN HARD WORK . . . ANNUAL STAFF PARTY GIVEN BY EDITOR IO MARIE RUSSO MARY SMITH . . . . .GUEST OF HONOR WAS Your Sodality for us has always been like a .stepping stone over the rough spots, from Freshman Reception Day to Coronation Day. Through its training we are drawn closer to you and your Divine Son. As prefect of your Sodality we chose Patty'Kiernan and as her assistants, Kathleen Higgins, Mary Jeanne Stopper, Betty Yaeger, and Nancy Sullivan. Un- der the able guidance of these officers and our Moderator, Sister Mary Ann Michele, we have had a successful Sodality year. Lady in blue, let me tell the activities of our Sodality. We have monthly meetings on the first Wednesday of each month, starting with attendance at Mass, Holy Communion and Breakfast, followed by important meetings, skits, and reports from the different committee chairmen, as to what we should do daily to bring more honor and glory to your Son through You. Immaculate Mother, on your lovely, white feast of December the eighth, a lasting memory lingers in the heart of every Holy Family girl, alumna and student. Mass and Communion initiate the day. Pilgrimages to all the class room shrines singing one of Mary's hymns are followed by the highlight of the day--the burning of our pledges to you in the grotto. Later in December the beautiful tradition of Candle-lighting becomes a reality as the entire Student Body marches through the corridors carrying lighted' candles and singing age-old carols to your Infant Son. There is retreat, three days which are spent in prayer and meditation. Days in which the bad spots are polished and good spots decorated. How close to you and Him we feel those happy days! The Sodality Carnival approaches which brings the anticipation and ex- citement of selecting the Mission Queen, who represents our ideal of the perfect sodalist. It is an afternoon of fun and frolic and all the financial returns are deposited in our Sodality treasury. There are the different projects carried out by the various committees: the Book Fair, sponsored by the Literature Committee, First Saturdays, Pope's Triduum and reminders of your feast days by the Our Lady's Committee, hospital work and teaching by the Confraternityg collecting stamps, clothes, cards by the Mission Committee. This year in the Apologetics Contest the cup and first place were won by senior, Marion Rohde. Regina O'Connell, sophomore, placed second, and Betty Ryan junior, merited third place. Then there is Mother-Daughter Tea, in which we show our Mothers around the campus as we trip over our formals in trying to get mother to Come, see this. The May Coronation brings the year to a happy climax. With a wreathe of flowers we crown you, as our Queen of May and Queen of ourhearts. This wreathe symbolizes our devotion to you, but most of all it signifies our gratitude for a most wonderful school year. Our motto, Ad jesum Per Mariam , will live with us forever. .:g,:2,-I ,..., E-E: V ,: ---- -. r5-:e5-,-2-:2-- - Hur LHlIY,S Sndality SODALITY OFFICERS PATRICIA KIERNAN Prefeff KATHLEEN HIGGINS Vice-Prefer! MARY JEANNE STOPPER Secretary BETTY YAEGER Ql'reaJurer SODALITY OFFICERS CROWN BLESSED MOTHER . . . CANDLELIGHTING AT CHRIST- MAS . . . BURNING PLEDGES AT GROTTO . . . PATTY CROWNS OUR LADY . . . SODALITY CARNIVAL . . . VISIT TO MARY . . . MISSION QUEEN CANDIDATES . . . NK PU 1, LQ 'W CHRISTMAS PARTY GIVEN FOR THE CATECHISM CLASS AT EL CHRISTO REY . . . CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS DISPLAY THEIR WARES . . . LITERATURE COMMITTEE LISTENING TO PLANS SUGGESTED BY SUZANNE, CHAIRMAN . . . EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE DIS- CUSSING CURRENT MATERIAL FOR THE NEXT MEETING . . . . -.-M -1 BOOK FAIR PLANS . . . FRESHMEN BEING RECEIVED INTO OUR LADY'S SODALITY . . . RETREAT MASTER . . . MARY JEAN STOPPER PORTRAYING OUR LADY OF AMERICA . . CONFRATERNITY BANNER . . . CHRISTMAS TABLEAU . . . MRS. HAIR WITH SODALITY OFFICERS . . . CANDLELIGHT- ING . . . HYMN SINGING AT GROTTO ON DECEMBER 8 . . . FIRST SODALITY LETTER GIRLS . . . . ., ,. - ,-,-, E -.,-, : s... Alma Mater. We, the alumnae, learned to love and know you in a most intimate way within the walls of Holy Family. Now we would like to add to these annals the story of ourselves, still seeking your protection and love, but in places and occupations far different from those we knew at our dear Do you remember the very first class to sing your praises back in 1941? How proud we were then to be Holy Family girls, and looking back over nine years of development, accomplishment, and ever growing tradition, we now claim Holy Family as our own with an even greater pride. We cannot forget that true scholarship has ever been fostered at Holy Family. The torch of knowledge has been handed down to each one of the classes in turn. The torch has never grown dim, it has never failed. Scholastic honors and scholarships have come every yearg We are justly proud of our scholastic achievements and the tradition thus established for eanest, serious study. A feeling of nostalgia creeps over us at times when dear, familiar faces and scenes come crowding into our minds: spirit week, proms, fun in the social room, athletics, sodality, chats with Sister after school-all so much a part of Holy Family. g ' Dear Mother, as we look back over these scenes, we can see you so clearly. You always played a leading role in all our activities. You were there in the silence of retreat. You were there on our joyous prom night. It was you to whom we turned at examination time. How comforting it is to know that you are with us still, that you will always be with us. When your Divine Son called Catherine Sartoris to be Sister Mary Mar- garet joang Mary Eifert, Sister Mary Ann Lenoreg Sue Stopper, Sister Mary Car- melitag Dorothea Rothe, Sister Mary Ernest, Henrietta Blomer, Sister Mary Thomas Marting Jean Leonard, Sister Mary john Catherine, Virginia Macatee, Sister Mary Helen Marie, Madeline Clemente, Sister Mary Rose Lorenzeg Barbara Ehring, Sister Mary Margaret Clare, and Mary Frances Maher, Sister Mary Francis, we re- joiced that God should thus favor our classmates by asking them to be His own in a special way as Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Happiness was ours when we learned that Roberta Wombacher, Kathryn Steger and Roseanne Miller had also entered His service as Sister Bernadette, O.P., Sister Luke, O.P., and Sister Margaret Mary of the Sacred Heart, O.D.C. We have gone forth into all walks of life: the married state, the religious life, the business and professional world. As we take our places in the world, we proudly hold fast to our ideals and cherished principles that were so lovingly, yet firmly, planted in our young hearts by our dear Sisters at Holy Family High. Yes, dear Mother, we remember all these things as our-voices are raised once again in our Alma Mater song- Your Standards we'll uphold . ,..,.,: :E ,,, v.A.i,:,. . f .,..:,, ,,,..,,.,.,: ,A., W zaarmawmzswewaaswkzvltmaamwms ,W M - 1-1. v. ,, XA wa'Qmv?3Wf'maw:.ffM,a If, .5212-s:? -si. -.f2:. M NW a-W ALUMNAE OFFICERS - 1948-1949 President, Marian Snyder, Vice President, Mary Campbell, Secretary, Janie Powers. BRIDE NOEL NEUMANN, '45, attend- ed by classmates Janie Powers and Kay Leonard. PAT I-IANSON, '48, represented Holy Family Alumnae at the B.V.M. Conven- tion in Davenport, Iowa. MARY WILLIAMS, '47, newly elected President of Holy Family Alumnae. ZILDA CROSS, '41, former President of Holy Family Alumnae. SISTER MARY FRANCIS, B.V.M., bet- ter known to us as Mary Frames Maher graduate of 19118 . . . MARGIE SARTORIS, sister of Sister Mary Margaret joan, the first girl to lwe- come a B.V.M., placing a star on the service Hag . . . MRS. A. THIELEN, formerly Mar- guerite Crosby, '-fll, holding A. jr. . . IEANNINE SMITH, V38 . . . NURSE PAT ROWLEY, I9-16, now at St. Vineent's Hospital . . . EILEEN MINKOFF telling of he travels to the Alumnae meeting . . . DOLORES SPITZER enter- taining the Alumnae . . ALUMNAE enjoying the annual Yuleticle Tea . . SODALITY PREFECTS past and present . . . THE ALUMNAE card party. COLLEGE DEBS reunite in front of Immaculate Heart KAY SMITH, class of 1945 PROM QUEEN of 1947, Dotty Zirklebach . . . PATTY MCKERNAN GO- LISH, class of 1947, proudly holds her baby son . . . The two young sons of Hil- berta Sommers Dahlin . . . LORETTA STARK, class of 1942 . . . MRS. HILBERTA SOM- MERS DAHLIN, class of 1942 ... ZILDA CROSS, class of 1941 ... PAT CATALYNE and KAY KNAUF, class of 1947, stu- dents at Mount St. Mary's . . . Our last episode of high school has begun. Initiating the freshmen was a week of fun and excitement for us, though we can well imagine how the freshies felt since we had undergone the same thing not too far back in the distant past. Monsignor told us that if we engaged in scholastic work with diligent tac- tics in the beginning of senior year, we would be able to relax and enjoy ourselves towards May and June. So we did just that. . We used Faith and Reason in the study of marriageg discussed social problems in sociology- applied Boyle's law in physics' prepared and served de- licious menus in homemaking acquainted ourselves with the famous Voices in English and completed term papers Our studies were hard but enjoyable most of the time We received our semor rings on October 4 feast of St Francis and a special day for our Sisters Mother Mary our rings are beauties and we are the first class to have the B V M crest on them At the Yuletide Tea we were the perfect hostesses entertaining the Alum nae Of course our Dolores and Mary Therese added their lovely and talented con tributions for the enyoyment of the affair as Dolores played her marimba and Mary Therese sang accompanied by Betty ane The Seniors showed their dramatic ability in a play presented for the student body We all had fun dressing like grandma in her day for the theme was Gay N metres Revue These activities are but a few of the many that made up our Senior year Then came the Prom The juniors deserve just credrt for a wonderful unforgettable night Our Prom Queen was a dream You would agree if you could have seen joan all dressed in soft Huffy green formal In rapid succession came Best Beau night when we entertained our Dads and the uniors with their Dads Faculty Tea Ditch day Class Day then the Senior Farewell at the Oakmont Country Club a dance that will long live in the memories of the Seniors The night long anticipated Graduation night finally arrived We listened to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance our thoughts wandered back to all the happy memories that are ours in the four year s episode of high school We exten t our Senior Teacher Sister Mary Ann Michele our heartfelt thanks for her training in preparation for the future that is awaiting us Lovingly your Holy Family Girls 7 9 7 , , . . . . , . ' 1 a 1 ' . , ' 7 , J . . ,, . . ,, . . . , . ' 3 , . ,, , ,, . . J . . . ! J 3 ! , . 3 5 ' - .. . .. 7 . . , . . r 0 7 3 .. -' s-- 1, -fir-1- :.,: if :EE 11 1 1 fl . 1.,'E :lEQ.1i::r:,': f 2.152.33 1 2f:3iZ:Ef'f? gZ'1.: ,ZQ,3L.QIL,l I. 1 , EE E2':2l5::2fiZaZ.:,I I.Q:22,.g. .g, .g.- - 1 .--' , ' V an SCHOOL CHEER LEADERS . , . SENIOR CLASS . . . SPIRIT OF HOLY FAMILY . . . SODALITY BALL . . . FORUM WITH BELLARMINE BOYS . . . JOAN SCHULTE Best Big Sister . . . SENIOR BULLETIN BOARD . . . SENIOR SHRINE . . . PEGGY AND PAT searching for information during United Nations Week 111,31 Hifi ll' F5 IB!! 4 E, M, Wm-rg 'Q fi ,W THRILL OF THE jUNIORS AND THE SENIORS, THE PROM . . . NVIENNESE ENCHANTMENTH WAS TRULY AN EVENING OF ENCHANTMENT . . . is 3 . . . PROM QUEEN, JOAN ROWLEY, SURROUNDED BY DANCING COUPLES . .. QUEEN OF 1948, DOROTHY ROUNTREE WITH QUEEN JOAN . . . NIGHT OE MAGIC AND MOONLIGHT, THE SENIOR ITAREWELL, HELD AT THE OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB . . . the parents and graduates enjoying a won- derful evening . . . dancing to thc mellow strains of Moonlight and Roses . . . Succcss X! 4 I jf-fC'C44zfr tgx.. 4,0--c,g,L,.- -j,,77g .env Z4 1' 'Z uf 'X ff if-r..n7 3-.ff Scholastic Scninr Salute SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DOLORES SPITZER Preridenf A future bright for her is planned Our marimbist will star in a famous band Student Body-3-4g Sodality-3-4g Co-operativ brary-4g Gamma Mu-4g Class President-4 eLi JOAN MARIE SCHULTE Vice-Preridenl Plenty of pep and a capable air joan's sense of humor wins anywhere Student Body-1-2-5-4g Sodality-1-2-3-4g Co-oper- ative Library-1-2-5-43 Glee Club-3-45 Class Secrey- tary-2-5g Class Vice-President-4g Sigma Gamma -4g Gamma Mu-4g Chi Rho-1-3-4g Choir-4g Perfect Attendance-1-2-3-4 BETTY JEAN STEARS Secretary Light of heart and fair of face sl Her beauty reflects her serene grace Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3-4gCo-oper- ative Library-1-2-3-4g Glee Club-1-2-3-45 Secre- tary of Co-operative Library-2g Treasurer of Co- operative Library-3g Class Secretary-43 Chairman of Red Cross Association-4 CAROL WHEELER Trearurer Such mischief! It quite belies The laughter in her twinkling eyes Student Body-1-2-3-43 Sodality-1-2-3-45 Glee Club -lg Co-operative Library-4g Class Treasurer-45 Cheer Leader-2-3 ' rgtaaf GRACE DOLORES CARDINAL S , ffl you I Our Grace has a very noble ambition! To gain fame as a great musician X375 f w .,rl,, f Student Body-2-3-4g Sodality-2-3-4g Glee Club-3-4g Choir-3-43 Chi Rho- 2-3-4g Chairman of Movie Committee-45 Room Chairman of Movie Committee+3g Room Chairman of Eucharistic Commit- tee-3 ELEANOR ANNA DISTEL This girl's vim and vigor has shown As Cathedral Cheerleader Ellie is known Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-43 Chi Rho-1-2-3-45 Glee Club-13 Cathedral Cheerleader--ig Basketball-1-3g Choir -1-3 JOAN MERCEDES BERRY A diligent reporter for the Glendale Press A career in journalism for Joan, no less Student Body-3-4g Sodality-3-43 Pub- licity Chairman-3-4g Annual Staff-3g Chi Rho-2-3-4g Co-operative Library-4 BEVERLY MARIE BORGOGNO Vivacious spirit in a generous way Beverly's helpfulness has oft saved the day Student Body-1-2-3-44 Soda1ity-1-2-3- 45 Glee Club-1-2-3-4g Librarian of Glee Club-35 Co-operative Library-1-2-3-44 Chi Rho-1-2-5g Chairman of Mission Committee-lg Choirvl-2-3-4g Assistant Business Manager of Annual-35 Busi- ness Manager of Annual-4 DAMARIS KATHLEEN BRADISH With witty words for all her friends Comedy to the class Kathy lends Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Room Chairman of Our Lady's Committee-2g Chairman of Confraternity-32-4g Ann- ual Staffff-2g Chi Rho-1-2 MARY THERESE BURKETT A beautiful voice someday at the Met Will be no other than our Miss Burkett Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Choir--1-2-3-43 Glee Club-H1-2-5-45 Co-operative Lirary-1-2-3-4g President of Class-lg Treasurer of Student Body -23 President of Glee Club-3-45 Secre- tary of Student Body-33 President of Student Body-4g Sigma Gamma-4 , V L.. ,. 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M , . - , A M-12,11 KATHERINE ELIZABETH FERRY Daring, friendly, mischievous, gay A wonderful girl in every way Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3- 45 Co-operative Library-1-2-5-45 Chi Rho-1-2-5-45 President of Class-lg Choir-lg Room Captain of Athletics-4 JEAN MARIE FLANDERS Hers-a friendly nature with an amiable smile jean's the girl with the fun loving style Student Body-1-2-3-44 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Chi Rho-2g Eucharistic Chairman-4 EUGENIA ROSE FORLANO Lovely to look at, and pleasant to know Friendship will follow wherever you go Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Glee Club-2g Cheerleader-4g Choir-lg Chi Rho-1-2-3-4 ELIZABETH LOUISE GASKI To everyone our admirable Betty Furnishes her kindness ever ready Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-Zv 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-45 Co-op- erative Librarian-4g Chi Rho-3-4 GLORIA ANN GHILION E A versatile spirit calm and cool Plus a genial charm employed in school Student Body-5-45 Sodality-3-4g Co- operative Library-3-4 JEAN' HOSTERT Delightfully good natured and full of fun jean will always be there to help someone Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-5 45, Co-operative Library-1-2-3-43 Choir -1-2-3-4g Glee Club-3-45 Class Trea- surer-3g Co-operative Librarian-45 Chairman of Red Cross-3g Sanitation- 3g Annual Staff-2-4g Representative of Eucharistic Committee-4 W1-f Wit PATRICIA HUME HUNTER Vivacious, gay, worries ne'er a bit Her charming manner makes her a hit Student Body-45 Co-operative Library-4 JOAN TERESE I BBETSON i An athlete superb, a lady refined, Her vigorous abilities, Joan has combined Student Body-1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-3- 4, Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4, Bas- ketball-1 -2-3-45 Volleyball-2-5-43 Base- ball-1-2-3g Glee Club--1-2-5-45 Captain of Basketball--4, Chi Rho-1-2-3-49 Per- fect Attendance-5-4 RITA CATHERINE JONES A very sweet girl with an infectious smile Rita will suceed in everything worthwhile Student Body-2-3-4, Sodality-52-3-45 Co-operative Library-2-3-4, Treasurer of Class--2, Sigma Gamma-4 BETTY JANE KEARNEY A talented pianist, a jester at heart In the musical world she's gained her part Student Body-1-2-5-4, Sodality-1-2-3- 45 Co-operative Library-1-2-3-45 Glee Club-1-2-3-4, Chairman of Gamma Mu -4, Chi Rho-1-2-3-4g Choir-1-2-3-4, Vice President of Student Body-45 Per- fect Attendance-1 MARY CATHERINE KEELEY A pleasant manner, a Winsome smile Kind, generous and helpful all the while Student Body-1-2-3-43 Co-operative Li- rary-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-3-4, Co- operative Librarian-2 JACQUELINE RUTH KENLEY Hair of gold, eyes of blue Jackie's personality is pleasing too Student Body-1-2-3-4, S0dality-1-2-3- -ig Co-operative Library-1-2, Glee Club -1-2, Vice-President of Class-25 Cheer- leader-3-4, Chi Rho-1-2 PATRICIA JANE KIERNAN As Sodality prefect Patty rates The proud possessor of lovable traits Student Body-1-2-3-43 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Choir -1-23 Glee Club-1-2g Vice President of Class-35 Sodality prefect-4g Chi Rho- 1-2-3-4 SALLY ANN LITTLE A ring on her finger, and a wedding tune Sally Ann will be Mrs. very soon Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Glee Club-1-2-3-4g Co-operative Li- brary-1-2-3-45 Annual Staff Photograph- erw-2-3-4g Perbect Attendance-2g Chi Rho-2-3 MARY KATHERINE MacMILLIN Spritely manner, an attractive smile An active linquist is her personality style Student Body-3-4g Sodality-3-4g Co- operative Library-3-4g Chi Rho-2-3-4g Perfect Attendance-3 Sxfavc REMIGLIA STELLA 'MASTRO Wedding bells soon will ring T L For Queen Remigla has chosen her king Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-5 45 Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Presi- dent of Co-operative Library-4 Co-op- erative Librarian'-33 Cheerleader-2 X , r I WMM GV' JOANNE HELEN MAZZIOTTI Her active ability Joanne proved since As school cheerleader she did capably conVince Student Body-1-2-3-45 Sodality-1-2-5 45 Co-operative Library-1-2-3-45 Glee Club-1-2-3-4g Cheerleader-3-4g Chi Rho-1-2 MARIE ANTOINETTE McKINNON Sports of all kinds is this girl's mode Marie truly lives by the sportsman's code Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3- 45 Glee Club-2-4g Co-operative Library -1-2g Chi Rho-1-2-3-4g Basketball.- 2-3-4g Baseball-2-5-4g Volleyball-2-5 4g Captain of Volleyball-4g Class Trea- surer-Ig Annual Staff-45 Choir-3 1 , MARIAN CLAIRE ROHDE In oratory our gifted Marian shines Her personality enhances all her lines Student Body-1-2-5-4g Co-operative Li- brary-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3-4g Glee Club-2g Annual Staff, Sports Editor- 3g Alumnae Editor-4 JOAN ROWLEY Smiles, personality, manner serene These are the charms of our lovely Prom Queen Student Body-1-2-5-45 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Glee Club-1-2-5-4g Chi Rho-1-2-3g Prom Queen-4 v 1 JOAN ELAINE MUNDYA' 7L,f-a.f,- , - Though quiet and unassuming, joan has style She'll please everyone with her sparkling smile Student Body-1-2-3-43 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Glee Club-15 Choir-lg Chi Rho- 1-2-3-4 MARY ANN O'NEILL Sweet and demure and full of zeal That's our girl Mary O'Neill Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-5-4g Glee Club-1-2-3-45 Chi Rho--1-2g Class Pres- ident-29 Secretary of Glee Club-4 MARGARET MARY PARKINSON Happy go luckey, carefree and gay Peggy's the sunshine of each new day Student Body-3-43 Sodality-3-45 Co- operative Library-3-4g Class President- 3g Choir-45 Chi Rho-4g Student Con- trol-5 JMARY ELIZABETH REED A sparkling nature, conviviality and vim Mary's neat style is always in trim Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-5- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Glee Club-1-2-3g Annual Staff Business Man- ager-3g Circulation Manager-4 I f X Q ' I mr at A ,,, ff gym. yr-,'.,cfcVef:,fLoff1-cf 1 IW'-'7t It ,wwwaafifyafl S fum C S. cf nfffftffj r ff QQ'W4,4.,z,21, 'Q' JO MARIE RUSSO A lovely girl, serious, sometimes gay able and capable in every way Student Body-1-2-3-4g Sodality-1-2-3- vperative Library-1-2-3-45 Glee 2, Chairman of Our Lady's Committee-23 Representative of Our Lady's Committee-4, Annual Staff, Associate Editor-35 Editor--4 MARY JEANNE STOPPER A lovable girl, a hardworker too, To Mary, Our Mother, she'll always be true Student Body-1-2-3-43 Sodality-1-2-3- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4g Student Body Sergeant of Arms-lg 2nd Vice- Prefect-Zg Vice-Prefect-3, Secretary of Sodality-4, Glee Club-25 Choir-1-2- 3-4 ANNE RITA SCHUTT Her sober ways and genial state Makes Annie , with all, a number one rate Student Body-4, Sodality-4, Co-oper- ative Libray-45 Glee Club-4 PATRICIA SMITH Dauntless in spirit, quiet and reserved, As a diligent worker Pat has served Student Body-1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-3- 43 Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4, Glee Club-fl-2 CATHERINE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN A smile ever ready on her pleasant face, Micky's a true daughter of the Irish race Student Body-1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-5- 4g Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4, Glee Club-1-2-3-4, Student Control-3 MARY LOU TAYLOR An activated energy plus a jovial mode Enables Louie to act by the friendship code Student Body-5-4, Sodality-3-4, Co- operative Library-3-4g Varsity Basket- ball-3g Chairman of Confraternity Com- mittee-3 'Yr ?a.f. JOAN MARIE WAGNER All good things come in small packagesl' For joan, especially was written this adage Student Body-3-4, Sodality-3-4, Co- operative Library-3-4g Tidings Re- porter-4 MARY LORETTA WILSON A merry girl, a miracle of mirth You are the pride and joy of earth Student Body--1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-3- 4, Co-operative Library-1-2-3-43 Glee Club-A1-2g Co-operative Librarian-39 Annual Staff, Sports Editor-3-4, Chi Rho--1-2 ROSE MARGARET WOODSON Tall in stature for all to behold Rose Margaret's a friend with a heart of gold Student Body-3-fig Sodality-5-4, Co- operative Library-3-ri, Glee Club-3-45 Monitor-33 Chi Rho--5-45 Choir-4 BARBARA WYTHE Though to Holy Family, Bobbie is new She's proved her loyalty through and through Student Body-4, Sodality-4, Co-oper- ative Library--4 MARCELLA VASQUEZ She'll gain her place in the field of art For in drawing class shields she's made her start Student Body-1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-3- 4, Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4, Ann- ual Staff, Artist-3-4 BETTY YAEGER Well-groomed, cheerful, extremely neat Her delightful charm cannot be beat Student Body-1-2-3-4, Sodality-1-2-Zh 4, Co-operative Library-1-2-3-4, Glee Club-1, Chi Rho-4, Treasurer of Sodality-4 Holy Family High School y Glendale, California May 24, 1949 Dear Blessed Mother, i For twelve years I have been watching the girls at Holy Family High School manifest tender devotion to you. To my knowledge, in no other school is the dedication of self to the acquisition of' Marian virtues such an integral part in the lives of the students. You well know what a great source of consolation and inspiration this has been to me. As long as our girls continue to follow you Mary there will be no concern for the future of Church and State Arded by the grace of God our Catholic educational system shall have conceived and brought forth cultured Catholic women loving self sacrificing wives and mothers devoted Religious Christian citizens of this world saints for heaven For each and every child of yours I ask a special blessing But dear Lady I would ask you particularly to draw the Senior Class of 1949 very very close to yourself Strengthen their wills to choose not only the good things of life but the best keep them pure in soul and body enlighten and encourage them when the road of life seems dark and tortuous give them peace of heart that the world may have peace So dear Mother it is my earnest prayer that as in the past you have watched over our girls with true maternal solicitude so you may continue to be their con fident and guide and bring them safely to the Heart of your beloved Son Your loving and grateful Sister Mary George Francis B V M sg 1 - 1 .. , . i i 1 ' 1 s 1 1 a 9 . 9 s 1 , . 9 ,... I 'za ' ' A . 0 ' 0 F W o A , - df Ml ii M l 1 M Patrons Msgr. Michael J. Galvin Reverend Francis O'Brien Reverend Michael McNulty Reverend Daniel G. Cremins Reverend T. F. Fogarty Reverend Thomas Moran Reverend William North, Ph.D. Reverend Raymond Spitzer, C.Ss.R. St. Gerald's Mission House, Pine City, Minn. St. Kevin 's Church Sisters of Charity, B.V.M. Holy Family Convent Holy Redeemer Convent Incarnation Convent St. Robert Bellarmine Convent St. Brendan's Convent St. Charles' Convent St. Philip's Convent St. Bernard's Convent Holy Family Grammar School First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Holy Family High School Freshman Class Sophomore Class Junior Class Senior Class Holy Family Glee Club Holy Family Holy Name Society Holy Family Mother's Guild Holy Family P. T. A. Chi Rho Club De La Salle Club Knights of Columbus, Glendale The B. V. M. Alumnae Dr. C. Leland Anderson Dr. C. Clinton Andree Drs. Beck and Knox Dr. P. 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