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

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FUN-LOVING UFRFSHIITSH FASHION FROLIC

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FASCINATING GROUP OF INDUSTRIOUS FROSH DISPLAYING THEIR DEPENDABILITY . . .

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...... . :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.