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

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Suzanne Partlow Student Body President student body officers To The Student Body: After four years , every class wants to share its wisdom with the student body. As Student Body President 1963-1964, I have been given this opportunity. Being a Holy Family girl has been our voca- tion for four years. Here we gained some inde- pendence, and we matured to Christian woman- hood. We learned to face and solve our prob- lems, to function as individuals, leaders of others and followers of Christ. With Christ- ian principles as our foundation our ideas took on increased importance in a materialistic soci- ety. Each senior found herself engrossed in a life of adventure, of challenge--t0 do new things , to preserve traditions , and to help others to realize their own leadership abilities. We tried never to lose sight of our purpose --to learn and to grow, spiritually as well as intellectually. We thought, questioned, and eX- pressed our ideas. We kept our spirit high. By participation in school activities I-Ioly Fam- ily became a part of us and we became part of Holy Family. Now we leave you, taking our spirit, knowledge, and experience with us. The new challenge will be yours. WW

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Miss Blanca Gonzales Mrs. Virginia Linder Mrs. Virginia Maga Spanish and Home Economics English, Civics, and Art Speech Mrs. Virginia Hellman Mr. Arthur McGreal Physical Education Drivers' Education 13

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Vickie Smurlo, Student Body Sergeant-at-Arms and Kathy Scritchfield, Student Body Vice-president join efforts in fulfilling one of their duties as officers. Frances Straser, Student Body Secretary, writes invitations to the Faculty Tea. Susan Biner, Freshman Representative, asks her classmates for volunteers to set up chairs in the auditorium. X1 ?1 Jeanne Miller, Student Body Treasurer, counts A; ' money from the sale of Student Body cards.