Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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Frances Moran, '40, To the many chaplains throughout the world who are so valiantly pro- tecting the spiritual life of our boys in uniform, to the innumerable works of mercy which they are performing on far-flung battlefields, to the ideals which they uphold midst the horrors of war, we proudly dedicate this, the fifth memoir of our Years together. May God in His beautiful clemency, through the intercession of His Mother, the Immaculate Queen of Peace, the patron of our Manakata, aid these military Apostles of Christ in their overwhelming task of leading fighting souls to their ultimate glory. Pagr Ihre: Pagcfaur : 11- 3- 'H llllmf. lswy ll skvggnvtfi It N, 'il' 1? ,x Ygtsilffs. -fs Q if sf lb 4' Ki? lt L N v 1- 1 BN + ' 'M - 4g3:Q,e 5 J 4 I-V ff f tiifiiftsst'shifts., :Qi-C31-x .iffflff-S jff' . vifqfffx cz 'U ' 9 x is The experience of the ages shows that the agency in all the world for the promotion of human M rnost powerful human welfare is neither civil government nor economic systems nor schools, even the most perfect, but those Christian homes where parents are faithful t bilities toward their children. Where parents do t their sacred responsi- eir full duty, the cells that constitute the social body are sound, and consequently society itself, the state, is sound and reacts for the welfare of cull the individuals and groups that compose it. There is no real substitute for the Christian home, iust as there is no substitute for Christian education. And Christian education is possible only when the Christian home and the Christian school the other. Christian education alone can produce essential for walking righteously before God and rising generation receives that all-important train co-operate, each with the character that is men. To see that the ng is a responsibility that rests squarely upon parents, a responsibility that can be shifted to no one else. Great and wonderful is the dignity of parenthood, and corre- spondingly great are its responsibilities. , Excerpt from the Official letter His Excellency, Most Reverend Bishop of Spokane, February i of Charles D. White, B, I944. s .55a Q 9251-5552. 5 + f f J .ff U sg- l :R 'sf his-L 'vfli -vL'X'13f'ffi? 30.455 'igt wS-,'-' ,5t,ywK,- gh' i ' .,. ijfsqaiglge - f, 5l2?'lQf T 'ri-if A: ,ta 4-F444-,Qu cs, A Q . J N, ea -r A MESSAGE Everyone Therefore who hears these my words and acts upon them, shall be likened to a wise man who built his house on rock. And the rain fell, and the floods came, andthe winds blew and beat against that house, but it did not fall, because it was founded on rock. - Matt. VII, 24-26. It is the hope and prayer of every member of the Faculty that the grad- uates of '44 may exemplify the Master's teaching preceding these, His words. Thus the structure of their lives will stand secure and strong through these uncertain times reaching their fulfillment under the standard of Jesus and Mary. Pagcfive Page :ix CIVILIAN DEFENSE Holy Names students have been eager to do th of the Free this year as always. Under the able classes entered wholeheartedly into the nation-wid ir part for The Land uidance of Tri-A, the paper drive. Above the girls are shown loading their Hrst week collection. Five tons in five days was the caption used by me Spolcesmc ture which appeared on its front page. Our Bond Drive was a great success with eacl than full quota. However efforts found most effective and perl Academy Spiritual Defense Corps, an organization v is prayer combined with good works offered DAILY ln-Review for this pic- i class reaching more ect expression in the fhose forceful weapon that God's grace may flow in abundance onthe apostolic work of our chaplains among the boys in battle, camp or hospital. THE RED CROSS The face of War is Terrible For human eyes to see: lt takes its toll, unbearable, ln high mortality. While man must leave his loved to tight On battlefields of stress, lt is the woman's harder part To bear the loneliness, And yet it is the woman's part To keep the homefires warrn. He also serves who - waits. A bright Red Cross upon her arm. Winnona Ellerton Early in the school year we enrolled in the Junior American Red Cross and have readily responded to their requests for aid by contributing atghans, hospital tray favors tor Christmas, Valentines, and St. Patrick's day, ket bags, pillow slips, hot water bag covers, cartoon books, and classic novels. Not the least of our undertakings was the collection of approximately 2,000 coat hangers which were sent to Baxter General Hos- pital. Five hundred inspiring holy pictures have been mounted and dis- tributed among the boys in the service. Encouraged by our success in this organization and the knowledge that we are assisting in the war effort many of us hope to continue in this admirable work. Page :even 7 Page sigh! FACULTY 'KGEP We, the students ot Holy Names Academy, 19-43-44, wish to express our deep gratitude to you, Sister Mary Joan, Superior, and the entire faculty, tor all that our Alma Mater has given together. U To Reverend John W. Dunne, S. 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MMV ffffk Wwwwjy ,, .,, fe 1 u , Colors: Green oncl White SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS qu-or VVINNONA ELLERTON President 600 D Motto: Excelsior '9' S P gan ,i 8,11 CK7 U TEH EU FRANCES DEVLIN ' ' MATQIAN VVYNNE Vice President Q Secretory Patron: Our Lcidy of Lourdes --r PATRICIA HOY Sergeant-ot-Arms Flower: Lily ofthe Volley AILEEN BOUTIN Her walk is a poplar blown Catholic Literature Committee 37 Mixer committee 2-37 Dance committee 3-47 Prom committee 47 Badminton I7 Ban- quet committee 37 Softball I7 Honor Award 27 First-Aid certihcate l7 Piano l-2-37 Class play 27 Book week play I-2- 3-47 Operetta l7 Golf l7 Banquet enter- tainment 37 Spanish club 4 Ambition: To mine own self be true. ALlCE BUCKLEY Who waits and watches and always works Dance committee l7 Banquet committee 3, Honor award 7th7 Poster Contest l-37 Volleyball I-2-3-47 Basketball l-2-37 Soft- ball I-2-3-47 Table Tennis I-37 Golf 47 Tri Angles Stal? 47 Book week I7 Poetry Contest 47 Operetta I7 Holy Names Prose and Poetry, Vol. il 37 Author Contest Winner 47 Red Crass 4 Ambition: To see an old century out and and a new one in. MARION BUCKLEY So loyal and so true MANAKATA Circulation Editor 47 MAN- AKATA Ad Staff l-27 Class Treasurer l-27 Student Body Vice President 37 Student Body Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Volleyball I7 Soft- ball l-37 First Aid Certificate l7 Mixer Committee 3-47 Prom Committee 47 Ban- quet Committee 2-37 Honor Award 4th7 Vocational Play 47 Class Play 27 Golf 47 Red Cross Chairman 47 Book Week Pra- gram 47 Initiation Committee 27 Our Lady's Committee I-27 Operetta I7 Stu- dent Council I-2-3-47 S. D. C. mem- ber 4 Ambition: To reach Heaven. KAYE CODD The woman's warmth -the angeI's grace MANAKATA Circulation Staff I-27 MAN- AKATA Activity Staff 37 Student Body Treasurer 2, Student Body President 47 Sodality Consultor I7 Class President l- 27 Vice President 37 Parish Committee I7 Prom Committee 47 Mixer Committee 2-3-47 Chairman 27 Banquet Committee 2-37 Initiation Committee 27 Eighth Grade Party T7 Red Cross 47 Honor Award Bth7 Volleyball I-2-3-47 All Star I-2-37 Second All Star 47 Basketball 2-3-47 All Star 37 Second All Star 47 Softball I-2-3-47 Badminton l-2-3-47 Manager 4, Golf l-2-37 Manager 2-37 Spiritual Council I7 Holy Names Prose and Poetry Vol. tl 37 Author Contest Winner 47 Banquet Entertainment 37 Class Song 47 Tri-A Representative to Seattle 47 A. S. D. C. member 4 Ambition: To learn the value of time. EVA CONRAD Little do you know your own blessedness MANAKATA Art Staff 47 Our Lady's Committee 27 Eucharistic Committee 37 Mission Committee l7 Prom Committee 47 Dance Committee 3-47 Banquet Com- mittee 37 Initiation Committee I7 Red Crass 47 Honor Award 8th7 Table Ten- nis Manager 3-47 Volleyball I-2-3-47 Bas- ketball I-2-37 Softball I-2-3-47 Badmin- ton 3-47 Table Tennis l-2-3-47 Tri-A Awards I-2-3-47 Tri-A Secretary 47 First Aid Certiticate t7 Tri Angles Stott 47 Ambition: To fly, to marry, and raise a large family. PEGGY CORRIGAN Without haste, - without rest Catholic Action Corresponding Secretary 27 Catholic Action Secretary 37 Our Lady's Committee I7 Class Sgt.-at-Arms I7 Prom Committee 47 Dance Committee 2-37 Eighth Grade Party I7 Initiation Committee 27 Banquet Committee 37 Honor Award 6th7 First Aid Certificate l7 Latin Play 3-47 Book Week Skit l-37 Operetta I7 Student Council I7 Spiritual Council 2-37 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To have that certain sparkle on my third finger, left hand. PATTI RAYE COURSER Truth that's brighter than a gem Entered I943 iNorth Central17 Softball 47 Tennis 47 Ice Skating 47 Red Cross 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To manage a large theater. ANTONIA CROSBY Her manners were perfectly dainty Entered i942 lWest Valley7 MANAKATA Staft 47 Honor Award 2nd7 Piano 3-47 Treble Triad 47 Book Week Program 47 Banquet Entertainment 3, Spanish Club 4 Ambition: To come closer to perfection with each day. BETTY JEAN CUTZ True worth is in being not seeming Entered i942 iPower High Schoalt7 Prom Committee 47 Mixer Committee 47 Dance Committee 37 Banquet Committee 37 Honor Award 4th7 All Star Basketball Team 47 Volleyball 3-47 Basketball 3-47 Softball 3-47 Badminton 3-47 Table Ten- nis 3-47 Skating 47 Hiking 3-47 First Aid Certificate 27 Tri-Angles 47 Tri-A Awards 3-47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To become a cadet nurse so that l may bring happiness to others. PHYLLIS DASHIELL A dreamer lives forever MANAKATA Art StatT 47 Prom Commit- tee 47 Dance Committee 47 First Aid Cer- tificate l7 Latin Play 37 Puppet Play 27 Poster Contest I-3-47 Poster Contest Win- ner 37 Operetta l Ambition: To become a commercial artist. FRANCES DE LANEY Active hands and smiling lips Operetta I7 Table Tennis I7 Mixer Com- mittee 2-3-47 Cheer Leader 2-3-47 Prom Committee 47 MANAKATA Art Staff 37 MANAKATA Art Editor 47 Vocation Week Play 47 Class Skit 2-47 Banquet Committee 37 Book Week Skit 37 Poster Contest Winner 37 Creative Writing Page 37 Puppet Show 27 Eighth Grade Party l7 Honor Award 4th7 lce Skating I7 First Aid Certificate I7 Poster Contest I-2-3-4 Ambition: To be a famous architectural designer. FRANCES ANN DEVLIN lt is good to have known thee MANAKATA Ad Staff l-27 Class Sgt.-at- Arms 37 Vice President 47 Prom Commit- tee 47 Dance Committee Chairman 3-47 Banquet Committee Chairman 37 Initia- tion Committee Chairman I7 Red Cross 3-47 Honor Award 7th7 Class Skit l-2-3- 47 Operetta I7 Fashion Shaw 3-47 Mixer Committee I-2-3-47 Book Fair Hostess 47 Student Council 47 Tri-A Representative to Seattle 3-47 Tri-Angles StaH 47 Tri-A Awards I-2-3-47 Tri-A President 47 Bas- ketball l-2-3-47 Basketball Captain 2- 3-47 Basketball Second All Star Team 3- 47 Softball l-2-3-47 Softball Captain l7 Volleyball I-2-3-47 Volleyball Captain l-2-3-47 Volleyball First All Star 2-37 Volleyball First. All Star Captain 37 Val- leyball Second All Star l-47 Volleyball Second All Star Captain 47 First Aid Certificate i7 Roller Skating 2-37 Ice Skating 2-37 Table Tennis I-2-3-47 Bad- minton 3-47 Hiking 3-47 Cgunfry Fgif Queen 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: Te become a famous ballerina HELEN DILLON The courage of conviction Entered I942 iMarycliff', Volleyball 4, Softball 3-4, Badminton 3-4, Ice Skat- ing 3-4, Table Tennis 3-4, Banquet Com- mittee 3, Horseback Riding 4, Mixer Committee 3, Red Cross 4, Spanish Club 4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To have my own car, my own horse, and my own home. BETH DIRKES The strong soul finds the grace Mission Committee 2, Dance Committee I-2-4, Banquet Committee 3, Volleyball I-2, Ice Skating I-2, Roller Skating I-2, First Aid Certificate I, Honor Award 8th, Piano I-2-3-4, Orchesrta 2, String En- senible 2-3, Class Skit I-2-3, Operetta I, Book Fair Hostess 4, A. S. D. C. Mem- ber 4 Ambition, To be a concert pianist and a famous scientist. MARY LOU DUBE Willing workers work wonders Entered I94I iVVilbur High Schooll: Prom Committee 4, Honor Award oth, Mixer Committee 3, Volleyball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Softball 2-3-4, Bad- minton 3-4, Tennis 2-3-4, Table Tennis 2-4, Ice Skating 2-3-4, Roller Skating 2, Hiking 2-3-4, Tri-A Award 2-3-4, First Aid Certificate 2, Banquet 2-3, Dance Committee 2-3, Tri-A Play 3, Book Week Hostess 4, Treble Triad 2-3-4, Stunts 2-3, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition, To be successful in all my undertakings. WINNONA ELLERTON Humorous maiden with splendid skills MANAKATA Creative Writing Editor 4, Class Secretary I, Consultor 2, Class President 3-4, Eucharistic Committee I, Our Lady's Committee 2, Operetta I, Mixer Committee 2, Chairman 3, Dance Committee Chairman 3-4, Banquet Chair- man 3, Banquet Entertainment 3, Honor Award 5th, Softball I-2-3-4, Manager 2, Volleyball I, Basketball I, Badminton I-2-4, Table Tennis I-4, Cheer Leader 2- 3-4, Violin I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2-3-4, Treble Triad I-2-3-4, Vocal Ensemble 4, String Ensemble 3, Trio 4, Spiritual Council 2, Student Council I-3-4, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Fire Preven- tion Skit 4, Country Fair Queen Con- testant 4, Initiation Committee 2, Book Week Skit I-3-4, Class Play 2, Apolo- getics I-3, Americanism 3, Creative Writ- ing Youth Page and Inland Register 2- 3-4, First Aid Certificate I, Latin Play 4, Tri-A Award 4 Ambition: To be an ideal woman. JULIA FALSETTO Of manners gentle, of affections mild Honor Award 3rd, Volleyball I-2, Bas, ketball I-2, Softball I-2, First Aid Cer- tihcate I, Eighth Grade Party I, Initia- tion Committee 2, Operetta I, Class Skit I, Vocation Week I, Christmas Play 2, Book Week Play 3, Mixer Com- mittee 2, Dance Committee 3, Banquet Committee 3, Red Cross 3-4 Ambition, To be engaged in secretarial work. MARY GALLAGHER Bright was her face with smiles and words of welcome and gladness MANAKATA Circulation Staff 3, Cath- olic Action Vice Prefect 4, Mixer Commit- tee Chairman 2-3, Red Cross 3-4, Honor Award 6th, Eighth Grade Party I, Ban- quet Committee 2-3, Country Fair Queen Contestant 4, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Basket- ball 2, Softball I-2-3-4, Badminton 3-4, Tennis I-2-3-4, Table Tennis 4, Skating I-2-3-4, Hiking 2, Tri-A Award 2-3-4, First Aid Certificate 2, Treble Triad I-2- 3-4, Class Book Week Play I, Class Play 2, Tri-A Plays 3-4, Mother's Day Program I-2-3-4, Operetta I, Poetry Contest Win- ner 3, Author Contest 4,-Banquet -En- tertainment 3, Fashion Show 3-4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition, To know, love and serve God. ANN GILLESPY Light laughs the breeze in her castle of sunshine Entered I943 iLewis and Clarkl, Honor Award 2nd, Softball 4, Badminton 4, Vocation Skit 4, Book Fair Hostess 4, ln- lond Register Column 4, Book Week Pro- gram 4, Class Skit 4, Author Contcst 4, A, S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition, To love and be loved! GLORIA GIRNUS Silence is the highest wisdom Initiation Committee 2, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Banquet Committee 3, Honor Award 2nd, Archery 4, First Aid Certificate 2, Class Skit 4, Oper- etta I, Poster Contest 3, Poetry Contest 4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition, To be successful in the things that matter. PATRICIA GREEN Her eyes do speak as does her voice MANAKATA Activities Staff 4, Prom Committee 4, Mixer Committee 2-3, Ban- quet Committee 3, Initiation Committee 2, Red Cross 4, Eighth Grade Party I, Vocation Play I, Dance Committee 2-4, Honor Award 5th, Volleyball I, Ice Skat- ing I-2, Softball I, First Aid Certificate I, Catholic Action Skit 2, Fashion Show 3, Operetta I, Book Fair Hostess 3, Mission Committee 2 Ambition, To become the kind of o woman my family expects me to bc. KATHERINE GROO With the heart and hope ofa woman MANAKATA Associate Editor 4, MANA- KATA Activity Stafif I, Consultor 2, Cath- olic Literature Committee I, Prom Com- mittee 4, Mixer Committee 3, Dance Committee 3-4, Banquet Committee 3, Operetta I, Latin Play 3, Book Week Program 2-4, Book Fair Hostess 4, Honor Award oth, First Aid Certificate I, Apol- ogetics Class Winner 4, Volleyball I, Basketball I, Softball I-2, Badminton I-2-3, Table Tennis I-2, Ice Skating I, Hiking I, Tri-A Award I, Eighth Grade Party I, Roller Skating I-2, Initiation Committee 2, Mission Committee 2, Spir- itual Council 2 Ambition, To do little things in a big way. LORETTA HOGAN Loved and loved again Entered I94I tSt, Mary's, Chewelaht, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 3- 4, Banquet Committee 3, Red Cross 4, Honor Award 3rd, Volleyball 2-3-4, Bas- ketball 2-3-4, Skating 2-3-4, Badminton 3-4, Tennis 2-3-4, Table Tennis 4, First Aid Certificate 3, Softball 2-3-4, Treble Triad 2-3-4, Mother's Day Program 3, Vocation Play 4, Author Contest 4, Ban- quet Entertainment 3, A. S. D. C. Mem- ber 4 Ambition, To be a true daughter of God and a sister of Jesus Christ. PATRICIA HOY Every good deed nobly done Entered I943 IMarycliFfl, MANAKATA Associate Circulation Editor 4, Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Red Cross 4, Honor Award 2nd, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, Second All-Star Team 4, Softball 4, Badminton 4, Table. Tennis 4, Golf 4, Hiking'47 Tri-A Award 4, Class Skit 4, Vocation Week Play 4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition, To be a pilotl to 're- COLLEEN JOHANSEN She has a voice of gladness-and a smile Entered i942 lWenatchee High Schooli: Class Treasurer 37 Banquet Committee 37 Mixer Committee 3-47 Prom Commit- tee 47 Honor Award 3rd7 Piano 3-47 Rho Sigma Chi 3-47 Secretary 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To gain it. BETTY JANE JOHNSON Joy is in the innocent heart of a maiden MANAKATA Write-Ups Stal? l-27 Our Lady's Committee l7 Honor Award 7th7 Orchestra l-2-3-47 Tri-A Award l-27 Latin Play 3-47 Class Skit l7 Mixer Com- mittee 3-47 Banquet Committee 37 Ban- quet Entertainment 37 Volleyball l-27 Basketball l-27 Softball l7 Skating l-27 Swimming Q7 Hiking l-27 First Aid Cer- tificate 27 Violin l-2-3-47 Operetta l7 Red Cross 3-47 Eighth Grade Party Com- mittee l7 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Anibition: To gain happiness by bringing happiness to others. JEAN KALEZ ln thoughtful quietude she seems like one of Raphael's pictur'd dreams MANAKATA Typing Stafi 47 Mixer Com- mittee 2-37 Banquet Committee 37 Red Cross 47 Honor Award 6th7 initiation Committee 27 Eighth Grade Party Com- mittee l7 Volleyball 2-37 Basketball 27 Softball l-2-3-47 Badminton l-2-3-47 Ten- nis l-2-37 Table Tennis l-2-3-47 Ice Skat- ing l-27 Hiking l-27 Archery 47 Tri-A Awards l-2-3-47 Horseback Riding 47 First Aid Certihcate l7 Book Week Skit I7 Operetta l7 Author Contest 4 Ambition: To own a convertible coupe with all the gas l want. BLANCHE KAUFMAN How brilliant and mirthful the light of her eye Banquet Committee 37 Mixer Commit- tee l-2-3-47 Initiation Committee 27 Eighth Grade Party Committee l7 Honor Award 7th7 Volleyball l-2-3-47 Basket- ball l-2-37 Softball l-2-3-47 Hiking l-27 Badminton l-2-3-47 Table Tennis l-2-3-47 Skating l-2-3-47 Archery 47 Tri-A Awards 2-3-47 First Aid Certihcate l7 Tri-Angles Staff 47 Voice l-27 Treble Triad l-27 Tri-A Play 37 Class Skit l-47 Mother's Day Program l-27 Book Week Skit I7 Creative Writing Youth Page 37 Oper- etta i7 Holy Names Prose and Poetry Vol ll 37 Red Cross 47 Poetry Contest 47 Golf 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To sing as Deanna Durbin does. MARY LOU KIMMELL She laughs at everything, almost Entered l94'Z iMaryclifii7 MANAKATA Activities Staff 47 Class Treasurer 47 Pram Committee 47 Banquet Committee 37 Red Cross Chairman 4, Honor Award 2nd7 Cheer Leader 3-47 Treble Triad 3-47 Vocal Ensemble 47 Class Skit 47 Mixer Committee 3-47 Vocation Skit 47 Banquet Entertainment 37 Class will 47 Country Fair Queen Candidate 47 Prin- cess 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To be a pilot. EVA MALEK Nobleness enkindleth nobleness MANAKATA Typing Staff 47 Class Sgt.- at-Arms l7 Our Lady's Committee 37 Eucharistic Committee 27 Red Crass 47 Prom Committee 47 Mixer Committee l-2- 37 Dance Committee 3-47 Banquet Com- mittee 37 Eighth Grade Party l7 initia- tion Committee 27 Volleyball Manager 47 Second All Star Volleyball 2-3-47 Sec- ond All Star Basketball 2-47 First All Star Basketball l-37 Basketball l-2-3-47 Softball l-2-3-47 Volleyball l-2-3-47 Archery 47 Tri-A Awards l-2-3-47 Tri- Angles Stafi 47 Honor Award 7th7 Bad- minton l-2-3-47 Roller Skating 47 Tennis 37 Table Tennis l-2 3-4, First Aid Certifi- cate l7 A, S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To learn how to drive a car. ARLENE MANNING Minds made better by her presence Entered T943 iWenatchee High Schooli7 Red Cross 47 MANAKATA Art StaFl 47 Tennis 4 Ambition: To fly. FRANCIS MAURO The Christian pearl of Charity Honor Award 3rd7 Softball l7 Spanish Club 47 Operetta l7 First Aid Certificate l7 Book Week Program l7 Banquet Committee 37 Eighth Grade Party l7 Red Cross 47 Initiation Committee 27 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To travel. EILEEN MEDVED Exhilaration is within Entered i943 iNez Perce High Schooli7 MANAKATA Art Staff 47 Dance Commit- tee 47 Treble Triad 47 Prom Committee 47 Voice 47 Piano 47 Honor Award 2nd7 Rho Sigma Chi 47 A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To be a laboratory technician. HELEN MILLA O heart with kindliest motion warm Eighth Grade Party l7 Poster Contest I7 Book Week l7 Class Treasurer 17 Vol- leyball Team Captain l7 Initiation 27 Banquet Committee 37 Honor Award Q7 Volleyball l-2-37 Softball l-2-3-47 Bas- ketball l-2-37 Manager 37 Ice Skating l-Q7 Roller Skating 37 First Aid Certifi- cate ,l7 Red Cross 47 Piano l7 Fashion Show 37 Operetta l7 Holy Names Prose and Poetry Vol. ll 37 Spanish Club 47 Our Lacly's Committee 27 Second All Star Volleyball Team l7 Table Tennis l7 Golf 27 Mixer Committee 27 A. S. D. C. Mem- ber 4 Ambition: To do the best l can. LORAINNE O'BRlEN Let us do our work as well, Both the unseen and the seen MANAKATA Association Editor 47 MAN- AKATA Activities Staff 27 Softball l-2-3- 47 Volleyball l-2-3-47 Basketball l-2-3-47 Badminton 2-3-47 Tennis l-2-37 Archery 47 First Aid Certificate l7 Archery Man- ager 47 Tri-A Awards l-2-3-47 Tri Angles Staff 47 Banquet Committee 37 Catholic Literature Committee 47 Our Lady's Com- mittee 47 Parish Committee l7 Puppet Show 27 Poster Contest l27 Dance Com- mittee 27 Class Vice President l7 Book Fair Hostess 47 Consultor 47 Honor Award 8th7 Operetta l7 Class Skit 47 Student Council l7 Spiritual Council 47 Initiation Committee Chairman 27 Eighth Grade Party Chairman l7 Red Cross 47 Tri-A Play 37 Book Week Skit l7 Author Contest 47 Eucharistic Committee 37 Hiking l-2-3-47 A. S. D. C. Member 47 Mission Committee 2 Ambition: To be a flight nurse in the Air Corps. ROSANNE O'BRlEN Nor knowest thou what argument, Thy life to thy neighbor's creed has lent MANAKATA Write-Ups Editor 47 Cath- olic Literature Committee l-27 Banquet Committee 37 Mixer Committee 2, Honor Award Bth, Volleyball l-2-3-47 Basket- ball l-Q-3-47 Softball l-2-3-47 Badmin- ton l-2-3-4, Tennis 2-47 Roller Skating 37 Tri-A Awards l-2-3-47 First Aid Cer- tificate l7 Tri Angles Circulation Man- ager 47 Class Skit l-47 Spanish Club 47 Operetta l7 Dance Committee 3-47 Book Fair Hostess 47 Tuberculosis Essay School Winner 47 Eighth Grade Party Commit- tee i7 Our Lady's Committee 47 Red Cross 47 Hiking l-2-3-47 A. S. D. C. Mem- ber 4 Ambition: To become a pilot. ANN ORNDORFF True in word and tried in deed Class President I, MANAKATA Activi- ties Staff 2, Circulation Staff 3, Art Stall 3-4, Dance Committee 3-4, Mixer Committee 2, Banquet Entertainment 3, Operetta I, Banquet Committee 2, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Bad- minton I-2-3, Cheer Leader I, Honor Award 8th, Cello I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-2- 3-4, Treble Triad 4, String Ensemble 3, Trio 3-4, Book Week Program I-3, Class Skit 4, Puppet Show Q, Swimming I, Class Song 4, Student Council I, First Aid Certihcate I, Prom Committee 4, Initiation Committee 2, Community Chest I, Poster Contest I-Q-3-4, Winner 3 Ambition, To have and to hold. MARY BRIGID OWENS As prone to mischief as to perform Entered I94I 'St. Mary's, Clrewelah, Catholic Action Prelect 4, Class Secre- tary 3, Banquet Committee Chairman 3, Honor Award 6th, First Aid Certihcate 2, Piano 3, Class Skit 2, Book Week 3, Vocation Week 4, Fashion Show 4, Es- say Contest, School Winner 4, Creative Writing, Inland Register 4, Rho Sigma Chi 2-3-4, President 4, Student Spiritual Council 4, Mixer Committee 3-4, Chair- man 3, Apologetics School Winner 4, A. S. D. C. Mr-ntlwcrr 4 Ambition, To be an author. MARY POTESKY A sweet girl graduate S lean as a Fawn Class Sgt.-at-Arms I, Class Secretary I, Honor' Award I, Initiation Committee 2, Recl Cross 4, Eighth Grade Party Com- mittee I, Basketball I-2, Softball I, Bad- minton I-Q, Tennis I-2-4, Hiking I-Q, Ice Skating I-Q, Golf 3, Horseback Riding I-4, First Aid Certrhcate Ir Book Week Play I-2, Fashion Shovr 3-4, Banquet Committee 3, Dance Committee 2-3, Op- eretta I Ambition, After the war to fly over the whole world in my helicopter. JENNIIE ROTUNNO Thure's a song in her breast Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Ban- qin-t Cornmittue 3, Honor Award 4th, Vocal I-2-3-1, Piano l, Treble Triad I-2- 3-4, Class Play I-4, Operetta I, Banquet Entertainment 3, Mixer Committee 2-4, Frist Aid Certificate '2, Poetry Contest 34, Red Cross 3-4, Book Week Play I, Mothers' Day l'rograitt 2, A. S. D, C. Member 4 Ambition, To luring happiness by sing- ing, and health by nursing, LORRAINE SHLPPARD Once her gay and piquant air may have bred rr sonnet MANAKATA Creative VVriting Staff 4, Consultor I, Out' Lacly's Committee 2: Mixer Committee '2-3, Dance Commit- tee 3-4, Prom Committee 4, Banquet Committee 3, Badminton I, First Aid Cer- tihcate 2, Cheer Leader I-2-3-4, Piano I-3-3, Orchestra 2-3, Cello 2-3, Class Play Book VVL-ek Program I-2-3-4, Apologetics Finals 2-4, Americanisrn Yirmlg 3, Cn-atrvu Vi'ritrng 3-3-4, Oper- etta I, Class Prophecy 4 Eighth Grade Party Committee I Ambition. To write a book. BRIDCET SHERLOCK She is gay as is a chrlql Laughter in her eyes rirns wild Misstoit Committee l, Dance Committee Q 3- Banque' Comm.ttee 3- Initiation Carrtrriirtee T, Red Cross 4, fcrgilrtir Grade Party I, Honor Award 2nd, Volleyball I, Basketball I-2: Soltball I-2: Etftilttllll' ton 7-3, Ialtle Tennis I-3, Cheer Leader I, First Aid Certificate 2, Swimming I, Operetta I Ambition: To rise above earthly things. NANCY SMITH Not in word alone but in deed to love one another Entered l943 lBoise High Schaoll, MAN- AKATA Activities Editor 4, Honor Award 2nd, Voice 4, Treble Triad 4, Vocational Play 4, Rho Sigma Chi 4, Red Cross 4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To follow a iournalistic and radio career. RAMONA STENGAR The strength with all to copel' MANAKATA Typing Staft Editor 4, Mix- er Committee 2, Banquet Committee 3, Red Cross 4, Honor Award Sth, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Softball Cap- tarn 2-3-4, Team Manager I, Softball I-2-3-4, Badminton I-Q-3-4, Table Tennis I-2-3-4, Horseback Riding 4, Roller Skat- ing 3, Archery 4, Tri-A Awards I-2-3-4, Tri-A Vice President-Treasurer 3-4, First Aid Certihcate I, Tri Angles Stal? 4, Book Week Skit I, Operetta I Ambition, To be 5' 5 tall. MARIAN TEMPLE There's nothing so kingly as kindness Catholic Literature Committee I, Mixer Committee 2-3, Banquet 3, Initiation Committee 2, Red Cross 3-4, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Honor Award oth, First Aid Certiticate I, Book Week Play I, Mothers' Day Committee 3, Fashion Shaw 3, Poetry Contest 3, Cre- ative Writing 3, Operetta I, Author Con- test 4, A. S. D. C. Member 4 Ambition: To see the world. DOLORES INERNETTE And thy smiles are free as the airs of Spring Greeting ana blessing each breathing thing MANAKATA Associate Circulation Ed- itor 4, MANAKATA Circulation Staff I-2- 4, Catholic Action Consultor 3-4, Class President I, Our Lady's Committee I-4, Eucharistic Committee I, Catholic Lit- erature Committee 4, Banquet Commit- tee 3, Mixer Committee 2, Dance Com- mittee 3-4, Prom Committee 4, Initia- tion Committee 2, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, Red Cross 4, Honor Award Sth, All-Star Basketball 4, Second All- Star Basketball 3, Volleyball I-2-3-4, Basketball I-Q-3-4, Softball I-2-3, Ice Skating 4, Badminton I-2-3-4, Table Ten. nts I-2, Swimming Q, Archery 4, Golf, Hrkrng I-2-3, First Aid Certificate I, Tri-A Awards I-2-3-4, Tri-Angles Assa- ciate Editor 4, Tri-A Play 3, Treble Triad 4, Vocal Ensemble 2-3-4, Mothers' Day Program I-2-3-4, Voice 2, Banquet En- tertainment 3, Creative Writing Inland Register 4, Operetta I, Class Skit I-2-4, Ambition: To come to the realization of the shortness of time and the length of eternrty. MARY ROSE WIEMAV' They are never alone that are accom- panied by noble thoughts MANAKATA Editor-in-Chief 4, Eucharis- tic Committee I-2-3-4, Mixer Commit- tee 2, Banquet Committee 3, Spanish Club 4, Honor Award Sth, First Aid Cer. tilicate I, Red Cross 4, Class Skit I-3, Essay Tuberculosis Contest School Win- ner 4, Operetttz I, Initiation Commit- tee 2, Eighth Grade Party Committee I, A. S. D. C. Member 4, Americanism Essay Contest School Winner Ambition, To know the people of South and Central America. MARIAN WYNNE So unattecterl, so composed of mind Entered I942 rHoly Names Academy, Sc-attler, Class Secretary 4, Prom Com. mittee 4, Mixer Committee 3, Banquet Committee 3, Honor Award 3rd, Piano 3-4, Cello 3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Trio 4, Voice Ensemble 4, Rho Sigma Chi 3-4, Book Fair Hostess 4, Holy Names Prose and Poetry Vol. II 3, Banquet Entertain- ment 3 Ambition, To spread good cheer by many smiles. Wide . Loretta Hogan .Phyllis Dashiell .Jean Kalez .Aileen Bouiin .Mary Lou Kimmel .Frances Ann DeLaney lo. .Mary Lou Dube .Lorraine Sheppard , Kaiherine Groo lO. Betty Jane Johnson Marian Buckley Antonia Crosby Nancy Smith Mary Brigid Owens Frances Devlin Mary Poiesky Marian Temple Helen Dillon Alice Buckley Bridger Sherlock Arlene M Mary Ros Paiii Cou Peggy Col .Ann Gilles nning Wieman SEI' 'rigan PY .Colleen Johansen Betty Jear . Ann Ornd Pat Green Pal l-lay CUYZ orff 2l. Blanche Kaufman 32. Ramona Siengar X E W ,J N I 'Fl 33 34 35 36 37 88 39 40 Al 42 Gloria Girnus Lorainne O'Brien Eileen Medved Rosanne O'Brien .Julia Falsefto Kaye Codd Frances Mauro .Winnona Ellerton Dolores Wernclie Eva Conrad CLASS PROPHECY f' ! Good afternoon ladies! lt's Maxwell house toffee time and we bring you those two wandering re- porters with the news you have been waiting for. It is a beautiful day, isn't it, ladies? Yes, a beautiful, hot day in July, l954, and we've been busy finding the news you want. We've had some real luck and a few good scoops. Yesterday we were privileged to visit with Aileen Boutin. You will remember her as the girl who used to collect phono- graph records. Well, she is still listening to her Master-son's voice . . . l ! With her that afternoon we were lucky enough to Rnd Marian Buckley, who, contrary to her previous Buckley disposition, has become Moody of late, but in spite of the fa ct, she is a Budding beauty. Marian informed us that the better half the Buckley's - Alice, and her old school chums, Arlene Manning and Mary Po- tesky, have just witnessed the opening of their new Night Spot, the Dishin' Mary - Arlene import- ed from Hillyard as head cashier, Mary Gallagher. The customers say that Mary is really an even Steven business woman. ln prospects of catching some of our old friends there, we hustled over and we were fortunate enough to see such famous characters there as Katherine Groo, who has recently risen to the heights of glory by perfecting a new spaghetti- quite an art for Kathy! ! Sitting across from her we were not too surprised to find Patt Green - now a charming little housewife. She has recently had her hair Bobbed - Rally she has . . . Suddenly our attention was divefted by a fanfare announcing the floor show. Much to our surprise we recognized the Master of Ceremonies as Frances Mauro, whose loud, jovial voice introducedfa sensational feat. lt seemed that Eileen Medved and Helen Milla were diving 500 feet through the air into a damp rag. We stood watching, amazed when a terrible dis- aster occurred. After thorough examination by Chief Bridget Sherlock Holmes and her detectives, Marian Temple, Julia Falsetto and Phyllis Dashiell, it was revealed that virtuoso Betty Jane Johnson, in a tit of jealousy, had wrung out the rag because her violin tour was cancelled in favor of the act. As soon as the excitement died down, who should come in the door but Mary Lou Kimmel, who was just discharged from the House of David Baseball team. Following close behind her came Eva Malek, Beth Dirkes, Jean Kalez and Ramona Stengar, in very high spirits for they had just won a basketball game. They are members of Hoy's Hotball Basketball team - it seems that Manager Hoy, in the interest of her players, took to chopping off the opponents' thumbs when they reached too eagerly for the ball. The game was a real thriller, the floor was so slippery they could hardly keep on their feet. The gym owner, Eva Conrad, had purchased the wax from that super sales woman Blanche Kaufman of the Wilcox Wax Company - for every ten cans she sells, Blanche receives a Blue Jay. A A large bus rumbled by the door and we glanced up to see a familiar face at the wheel, it was Ann Orndorff- she says she would rather drive a Buzz than Walker way around town. Seated directly behind her were Nancy Smith and Frances Delaney. Frances has recently been employed by the Thompson's Rug Cleaners as a thumper. Who should be sitting on the back bumper but Mary B. Owens, who, incidentally, is now a famous Lion Tamer. No doubt you have heard of Charlie the Lion, well, she has tamed him and has he settled down! Having turned back to our table, we were surprised to hear a singing paper girl. Anxious to see the latest news we called her over to find that it was Jenny Rotunno bringing in the latest scoops written by that ace reporter, Colleen Johansen, working now for Editor Rosemary Wieman's paper, The Bugle Call Rag. The blazing red headlines revealed that a Scientist, namely Rosanne O'Brien, has gone completely mad trying to find a substitute for people. lncidentally, she found it- you'd go mad, too. After being 'diagnosed by Dr. Ann Gillespy of the Davenport hospital, she has been put under the able care of Nurses Devlin, Wynne, Dube, Cutz, and the patient's loving sister, Lorainne. We feel that she is well on her way. V Glancing through the theatre ads we see featured there the Golwen Follies of l954, starring that ballet queen, Helen Dillon. The name of the show is Pars and Starters, known in continental France as Stars and More Stars. She is being presented at the Morphium Theatre under the able man- agement of Patricia Courser, and when there is only one thing to be done - she does it. F ln this- extreme left-hand corner we find an advertisement, the Girnus Furnace Factory is having a ire sa e. Turning to the society column we read that Antonia and husband of the McCafferties are cele- fContinued on Page ABQ Page jffleen Four bright years together Crowned by glory, fame, and more, Aided by Our Lady ot Lourdes The Class of '44. SENIORS Dear Girls: We, the class ot '44, hope that you, the classes ot '45, of high school together as much as we have and especiall some of the events that made our Senior year so much fun November - Autumn VVhirl December - Sportmanship Banner tenth time February - Senior Prom March - Sportsmanship Banner eleventh time May - Senior Skip, Baccalaureate, Recollection We look back on our four years together - regretful to T '46, and '47, enjoy your years y your Senior year. Here are Day, Commencement leave - grateful to remember. HE CLASS OF '44 - WMWMWfWf'Liiif M www Wie wff 'J?fJ'f Z 'z b Efff7 ' ,:,M..WfwfMWj7wZY' AVL A-fffA0 ' f K, ,JVZ5 1 Rfliyigggygg -9 'QZWW is I I My ' ' if cz LEM! 'F-Zvqshuu 'u 1 f9Wvf5'?,fg2ff ,f5,i,fjggfWff7,,fffwW Left to right- Beatrice Orchard, Treasurer, Peggy Higgins, President, Betty Cowell, Vice President, Loretto Mills, Secretary, Virginia Mertens, Sergeant-at-Arms. IUNIORS Dear Students: Remembering our third year together, the Junior class looks back on the red-letterii days that made the year such a great success. December 3 - We won the Volleyball Championship. February lo - We gave the Annual Amble afternoon Mixer. February 29 - Our class won the Paper Drive Contest sponsored by T March 30 - VVe won the Basketball Championship. April l2 - We were awarded the Be on Time Banner. April l4 - The Daisy Doodle night Mixer was given to raise funds for the Manakata. May 9 - With the close of the school year, our final triumph was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Looking forward to our Senior year together, THE JUNIOR CLASS. I' I 'age sr:-enlcm -45- ' First Row 'Left to RightfPatricia Bollerman, Rosemary Faucher, Bradley, Anna Flanigan, Charlotte Cramer. Second Raw- Mariarie Betty Cowell, Gina Gri, Ruth Bossuyt, Grace Anderson, Patricia Con Dillon, Rose Mary Brown, Margaret Heinan, Elizabeth Burch, Mary Charmaine Blessing, Peggy Breen, Not aresent, Donna Avery, Sharel Evans, Barbara D'Arcy, Muriel Sidney Finch, Jean Ruffner, Third Row- Betty Bertsch, Dorothy Corkery, Audre Lee Brownson, Maureen Curran. First Row iLett to Rightl H Helen Mondich, Beth Riley, Virginia Mertens, Peggy Higgins, Mary Anna Oliver, Joan Klein, Patricia Ryan. Second Row- Hazel Temple, Lorraine Robe ts, Anna Neidhard, Frances Smith, Elsie Manning, Patricia Thorpe, Kathryn Sems. Third Row- Betty Vigil, Lois Stengar, Mary Frances Smith, Patricia Moore, Loretta Mills, Patricia Persinger, Beatrice Orchard, EllenlJane Kroetch. Not present, Marie Vukich, i Left to Right-Joan DeGroat, Sergeantrat-Arms, Patricia Casey, President, Joan Hogan, Secretary, Susan Bartell, Treasurer, Joan Kroetch, Vice President. SOPHOMORE A Remember all the fun we've had this year? September W The Freshman Initiation. October - The Rosary Play. Sophomores won the hanger contest. November - Catholic Action play tor the Student Body. December - We won the War Bond Contest and a Christmas party. March - A party was given tor the Sophomore Basketball team. April- Country Fair on the 26th. Looking forward to as much fun next year, we Dear Schoolmates: are, THE SOPHOMORE A'S. L f i X. it First Row Left to Right - Mary Ellen Crowley, Margaret Hanbrick, Marita King, Joan Kroetch, Joan Hogan, Joann DeGroat, Patricia Casey, Suzanne Bartel, Therese Costello, and Sally Deatherage. Second Row- Patricia Flaherty, Betty Kinshella, Darlene Dotsan, Marian Mangan, Jean Slyngstad, Josephine Duffy, Dor- othy Hanilin, Jane Budig, and Dorothy Morgan. Third Rowe Patricia Bogart, Marie Caprye, Beverly Fear, Mary Lou Kirchner, Genevieve Bueter, Virginia Bergman, Lois Bailey, Mary Lee Kalling, Marion Gray, Frances Finney, and Elnorlou Anderson. Not present, Evelyn Conrad, Wilma Fitzgerald and Patricia Flaherty. l'a,z.e' nincrmz ald, Treasurer, Sheila O'Brien, Jry Lou Stevens, Secretary. President Lois Scrivener Vice President Not present Mt hem? September We won the Queen Q Work Contest and initiated the Freshmen blind accordionist brought en for the Student Body. lmas poetry contest. as party. r the class room. ney forthe Annual. E SOPHOMORE B'S. .- I Lou Stevens, Lois Scrivener, Sheila . Second Row - Louise Snyder Geraldine Porter, Mary Lee Socomanno, Dorothy Mauro, Gloria Patricia McShane, Adele Miller Left to Right- Patricia Landry, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ruth Hasfurther, President, Ethyl lxnnnti-l, Secretary, Colleen Howard, Treasurer. FRESHMAN A Dear Girls: Do you remember all the good times we've had this, our first, year at Holy Now: Academy? December - We gave a party for the Freshman B's. February - We were second in the Paper Drive. March - Donation ofthe Papal Flag tothe school. April- A tea to raise money for our Annuals. May - We took a hike. Hoping that our next three years will be as pleasant as our first, THE FRESHMAN A'S. ig I Q First Row ileft to Rightl-Patricia Johnston, Patricia Greif, Mary Rose Bruya, Dorothy Feider, Ruth Has- further, Ethlyn Kimmel, Patricia Landry, Colleen Howard, Patricia Clark, Norma Gooley, Caroline Herberholz, Catherine Herberholz. Second RowwMatilda Charbonneau, Vina Mae Hawley, Dorothy Jean Brodersen, Margaret Candler, Eileen Clarno. Third Row - Mary Lee Baker, Janet Bush, Willow Goodwin, Shirley Hurd, .loan Casey, Loretta Chemente, Dolores Dillon, Carolyn Caeby, lda Finney, Elsie Kiefel, Elaine Hoerner, Kathleen Howard, Patricia Gugler. Not present, Angela Brown, Page lwmly-rm: 3 Left to Right- Bonnie Peterson, President, Barbara Schmidt, fiecretary, Patricia Sprague, Sergeant-at-Arms, Doris Pulsiver, Treasurer. FRESHMAN B Dear Girls: We've been together just one year but look at all the red-letter days we have to look back on. Do you remember them? Antici October - We gave a party tor the Freshman A February - We placed second in the Paper Drive March - We presented a Papal Flag to the schoc 's. Contest. April- We had a box lunch social and a tea to raise money for our Annuals. We won the Honor Banner. May e We entertained the Eighth grade girls of pating forward to our next three years together, THE First Row flcft to Righti - Mary Lou Stricker, Roberta Wall, Rose Bonnie Peterson, Barbara Schmidt, Francel Rothisberg, Phylis Second Row - Rosemary Thomas, Clarice Johnson, Shirley VVood, 1 Veltrie, Dorothy Snyder, Marilyn Vercruysse, .loan O'Shea, Jane A Claudine Martin, Florence Naccarato, Shirley Mayo, Sarah Martin Cherie Von Holt, Mary McLaughlin, Sue Orndorfif, Larene Malloy, Bernice Page twenty-two the city. FRESHMAN EHS. S F , Doris Pulsipher, Patricia Sprague, Alice Springer, Dolores Stockton. Loomis, Dorothy Seivers, Jeannine Regina Wieman. Third Row- Stevens, Katherine Watson, To what new realms of mar- vel, soy, Will conquering sciences war its way? All loved Ari in a seemly way With an earnest soul and a capital A, No one can give iypwriting skill- you must earn it. :Fil -mf me Chemistry Class ,,,' ,1 in Y pf, First Year Ar? ., Mig -wa, i W Senior Typing .xf 'fi BIOLOGY CLASS 'T' Nutritive experimerntls on rots led this yec1r's BioPogy octivties. The students have ocquired o thorough knowledge of the ottects of vitcnmin A, D, ond protein deficiencies on the humon body. Among other interesting undertokings were flower closisillcotion, comporotiye cnnot- omy, and on intensive study of bocterio. Assuredly all who delved into the subject eogerly onticipote further explorotion in the brood Held of science. The answer to the question Page twenlyj'our Physics Class Con be found observation ia Y,...4- Z rf' ' 4: QWQ' far' fi Sq: f my 'QC 42.2 , 'Jzffiijwf E' hx CT QQ-', Y Y-Q--h iz. L Q25 fkc fig? 1 3 ,T f u ' YTW iii lr 'Q W wfffii f'?Qif4fffUf 'L P QW ff W' HCT! VIT IC! Q ,fi .2 41, , .K Q . 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Second Row- Gloria Lucas, Joan Hogan, Genevieve Bueter, Bernadette McNeilly, Sheila O'Brien, Lorainne O'Brien, Katherine Sents, Lois Stenger, Mary Anna Oliver, Third Row - Virginia Mertens, Marita King, Patricia Flaherty, Susanne Martel, Loretta Hogan, Winnona Ellerton, Mary Gallagher, Mary Lou Dube, Grace Anderson, Maureen Curran, Evo Conrad, Betty Jean Cutz. Fourth Row - Patricia McDonald, Blanche Kaufman, Alice Buckley, Rosanne O'Brien, Jean Kaloz, Jcan Ruffner, Mariorie Bettinger, Patricia Hoy, Mary Jane Meeks, Mary Frances Thompson. TRI-A The Tri-A Club of l944 can proudly look back upon a year of great accomplishments and success. Frances Devlin was the capable leader ot our numerous activities and with the combinerl efforts of all TriYA members, new standards were set that will be hard to exceed. One of the most important encounterments this ycar was the editing of Tri-Angles, our news sheet through which our alumna and friends were in- formed about the doings of Holy Names. Our first attempt at journalism met with enthusiastic encouragement due to the unselfish devotion of our Editor- in-Chief, Kaye Codd, and her staff assistants, Dolores Wernette and Mary Frances Thompson, who carried on untiringly even during the absence of i Tri-A Officers: Ramona Stenger, Frances Devil' OUY Phvsiwl Edvwfion Dlfeclfesss EVO Conrad. All in all, our ambitions were completely fulfilled when at the end of our paper drive we realized the total amount for the purchase of a moving picture projector to be installed as soon as possible. A 5 ' jill eil all f Ei 1 i t The Top pictures show the Juniors ond Seniors in ocfion of the Night Game 3. Senior Teom 5. Juniors 4. Sophomores 6. Freshmen li Extra curricular activities that have won much acclaim from all the girls are the sub- sidy sports. Particularly popular among these is softball, which draws spirited fans to Mission Park after school to witness and help win the inter-class trophy. This year the tennis, badminton and table tennis tournaments proved to be most exciting becouse of the interest shown. The privilege of learning to be archers is being enjoyed by the Seniors while the entire school has memories of happy hiking days. The color and excitement of the Night Game pictures by the stunts of each class. Rousing yells were led by the ch crow enjoyed their originality and spirit. on this page was enhanced eeer leaders and the capacity l. Junior Toreadors 5. Freshmen Knights 2. Skater's Waltz 6. Gyn Class 3. Sophomore Majors 7. Senior Nalcinis 4. Volleyball All-Stars 8. Baseball Pantomirne A1414-2, vwilq Ni Mwfuc: W, sly 1 51, Z if .Q-1 - ,Ax . ., .ng- 1 5 'a.f. I ' ff-Q ' ' ' , r- 41 . , A' 1 1? I -x , 5 , I CATHOLIC ACTION GROUP W as Dear Girls: During this past year our Catholic Action group has been most successful in the accomplish- ment of its two-fold purpose, personal holiness and the spiritual good of others. Personal holiness has been the main obiective since it is the means to reach our ultimate goal W heaven, and because we cannot hope to inspire virtue in others if vve do not possess it. Frequent and fervent visits to the Eucharistic King, efforts to make mental prayer, study and dis- cussion of our Holy Faith have been some sources from which we have sought G-od's grace. Each student has contributed to the propagation of the Faith and worked tirelessly in secur- ing subscriptions to the Catholic literature not only during the very successful Catholic Press month but throughout the entire year. One of the highlights of the year was our assembly to honor His Holiness Pope Pius XII, and the presentation ofa Papal flag to the student body by the Freshmen classes. Our most valued accomplishment was the organization of the Academy Spiritual Defense Corps, the aim of which is to offer prayer and sacrifice to obtain abundant grace for our chap- lains in their zeal for souls. Sincerely yours, PATRICIA MOORE Secretary OFHCERS Q its niherese Costello Mary Gallagher Patricia Moore Mission Committee - Sophomores Our Lody's Committee - Seniors Cottiolic Press Month Subscription Contest 1 Winners: Romono Stengor, Loretto Mills, Therese C Pcztricio Grief, Mory J. Meeks. STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATIONS Koy Codd President Mary Bea Corkery Lois Scrivener Vice President Secretory Marian Buckley Sergeant-at-Arms Dear Girls: H. N. A, spirit of 1943-44 has been the best ever. This exceptional attitude is due in no small measure to the up- right character and inspiring leadership of our Student Body President, Kaye Codd, who has lived the principles she has voiced. One of our first activities was the organization of the Junior Red Cross after the visit of Mrs. Manchester and Mrs. Wright in October. We know the satisfaction which was ours as each of the many proiects for bringing comfort to our boys in the camps or hospitals was completed. What a great success was our War Bond Drive both in the grand total for the school and the hundred per cent and more of each class. Our school year was highlighted by the visit of Mother General and Mother Mary Eleanore and punctuated by the many-enjoyable mixers and entertainments given for our Manakata. The dramatic talents of our classmates were proved in the Christmas tableau, the Rosary and Book Week and Voca- tion plays, and of course, the many skits presented throughout the year. Undoubtedly the past year has been a most profitable one, and we wish to thank the faculty for all their generous help, and the students for their wholeihearted cooperation. Sincerely yours, LOIS SCRIVENER Secretary, 1943-44 Student Council i Z 1 i t Page lliirlyfve RESIDENT STUDENT S THE SPIRIT OF RI-IO SIGMA CHI From cities for ond towns so neor, From stotes throughout the West, Come girls who lend their heorts so To oim ot goals, the best. Whether dinners in the condIeIight Or picnics on the green, deor The joys ore mony, the sorrows tevv, The spirit the best you've seen. In the Libro ry Page thirty-:eden MANAKATA years together Mary Rose Wiemon Editor 'D' Lorainne O'Brien Katherine Groo Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Winnona Ellerton Lorroine Sheppard Ramona Creotive Writing Creative Writing fi X yx 2' A rt Sta H Page lhinfy-eighl A55 Nr- Jean Koiez Typing iff' E Q yi nf 5 . if 3. fs... Marian Buckley Chairman Circulation S105 Rosanne O'Brien Chairman Acfivities Staf? Nancy Jane Smith Chairman PM 'Y jx Write-Ups S?afT PHX? fl1i 'J 1im' Spires , Tall bronze Cathedral spiresp! Stretch upward, seem to rise Halfway to God Jesus, My Brother than the King of Love and Light given to me that first Christmas night, Mo? A Frienrd, a Lover Wa 'Neath spun blue morning skies. Surpggfi' 9 all 011-,ers- . S! How prou a d privileged am l to be Tall bronzeeQa.thedral spare i One of t e m stical family. Reach out to sooth the rain Thank yo dear Mother, Like tears from God, For Jesus, Brother. Shed there for neetqess pain. ck Mary Beg Corke,-Y, '45 l've se Etched black against the Ynigllgfkkjkgv, glfgd! To God they lift t,eir arms in prayer to keep if On on a very long time ago The world the atch aright. I the land of ne'er do well, Class '44 ln t e for reen, w re rivers flow ,,,.5,f- ,,4 . , Did the Si ll. y ,V X . ' if mt fierce and ferocious but slow and mild, ' Confession He sunned himself all day. I The Cleansing snow -ri Helrsmocltlgeflkhiiaat and swiled ' , Camexsoftlygdowgggyaifthf last night V , l G S Un r Prr1U!brawn, unsightly spots Wh,I II, . , E OM Ore were Whne' - X i e stro ing one day atjhe river s edge X 7 ff ' Whom should he chance to meget Bur 0 Iodyw-fe-Jaesdgieigsf' is cleansed from every goin - She smiled demure and sweet. Th d lc f h f l , Mjdgavrlhrxegsorgcergc aunt ,, he had a corn of finest sh en fi , as A tisnxssmss' an 'f - wa n ver se TT 'Z' 'A I L .f Where the kr . . . XX . V ' Th ' ' d is it X I Mlsunderstood .il af ey rgeziempgyle eneat ata ta moon h Som ' f ' ' The 1 it . , Nj y wen upon a oneymoon K, lf llhh m stU:bQm'lW0 Y? QW' nd have never since been seenT4f T or was : nott e too ff. sf I Q W- EH 1 I 144' Of Gbd's wn Mother Mary? f X' I l mnono h er on T 5 , V N X .11 V1 fbeqsis -' .V .- - : f e E V 5 pf -ii ' n omorr w ' ' .. , diy 's - nsh A tom r ow, th ra . . 'T 'T can boost l lootpodls M 9 ' ' - , T dufyt fe i o , mergtrdgl ain. To the birth ce of ebr.tfh's ' ' ' X y W ut y st g 's' V qu r wil 411:14 in otears, X, kJ ' X .nd -1 r 's eat s il so , ' l think the uleipmotkhgzy ' L ' l 4 J My N jf' X K dee own H1966 id - ?! 69,9-iorrbwxilve ' g 'Q' That men wh seg ds are h nd 0 8 li fi Ie re e one ming: Abuse his ch ras hpfade. i V i T gd . ., f , , C S byo d by, BQ ' 5 I -l ' ,sd :dd f yl e ttomciow ay die. g L L! r 3 i i kP'cQ5zia llerman, '45 . I ' L, T , - Lx T 5-J X r -i hi e tox - I- P -,Ll--f t P :'m sogjii sted, r all haven't a nce t e w y S l en a t e w r is gggrlhcy efar, d come. aua stu I, . tfsee s re'Lw.vYl' ne - -- -- --- o '90 iy - -- 1- '- -o roac , cam age gainst her Hwjngfdingsf' I b g ta wing r d fa ' s e - a blepk I, - - . i ,MMl3Jlrli - now i ning for my new lun! she' e c 'ms -6 l a d behold ll , swiftly skvivard, now p ngi a dowyd, cavorting like xget another at until wn li w n't v5'5'fTiT'-Jn El whimiczal iries, we a ' our -- thr8 gh the air ntil 'fl X at las w Y r re ti g -A e ic e earth. ou wauld be terrib su rise o see er -- -- me tg .-A. - -- 'fe ,Wi-H-Hilfe wondere obo US MllliOftS U 00 Still. She UG, er seems to d e ' t one an She d . .....m' 'o us-e h distinc and gnjzrv l us in desi - through m A so ma y t es K' si ply bursting at t e i foling r ug space withou :Sw inqje proce ing searpsh L, , . ng its .own particular p tb! Cowo ossi I . ,I we gett etty Qi! t treat- .. Uftgulded, U rgxlyma - - percei ff our 5 e , frtm uter austiomlrftdmbled beginning or k s the mo e t we ass into Q ' n, o the shel Paula ca in e cit y, toglfhql - re, the m st ' ica - and - uisite hats an ut y re ms ' attic, Take ig fi works ined in minue articles of air - - the life of hat box ' rry one! moisture. B Q Schmidt, C1055 '47 Some cull us snowflakes, but, f - as we do when X- , , -- :-2 Q-Q: : - -5- 9 slumberiqiwe preer , to be calle the white witnesses of t e n inite. Page f arf y Mary Bea Corkery, '45, Q K, 'Q- ri Q , 'it -I Q'- i i K 3 K ' i x ik! I' 3' 5 lx , fb i ., VL' l 'rN V A 1. Atal . . 'K' A 'X 94 Q . nw 1 Registration Freshmen eager To start their way Of happy years At H. N. A. Night Game Costumes and stunts Teams seeking tame Sportsmanship banner Night basketball game. Americanism Essays, Orations On America's way Liberty lovers At H. N. A. Retreat A fervent prayer f'- A spiritual talk Silence prevails With God we walk. ' Prom 'L E - ' D . fl ir ,' X i lX -' r' A X i Q 5 'lx Tulle and orchids Music, lowlights Senior Prom Most gala of nights. Examination Library full A With girls who cra Q L' ' To try and pass ,' ' V N Semester exa A..' ' I. Pll if . . l I aduation '.,j,. 'f ,5- Out into the worl N I Fifty girls pou We wish you lu ' .Q Class of '44. ' V 1137 , ' ' ni:-l x 'S lx ' 1 2 , I 'age f urly-one N We moke our own clmhes For Civilian Defense For sfreef For PIGY For parties .S , ,... , , ,:x.M.,r.,:...- ,,,., .,., 7, ,V K .,- , , ,. , ,. , ,, , ..,v,,, W, ' .1 A , ,- V It ' . . 1 blwvzt, I gift, , f:.ty'fQ4.b:,,:,v! f ' x 0 xx , Y L' it f 5 af A .5 , P f- if, ' ','f'f4'- 1 . , uf tx S A . Q ' ff Q57 ' Q. v A W, J' f L ,: ' an v'fr' ' if -251, - . ' ff 'ffm .X 1 U I v - . gfyflg. ', ' a A ' '. if ' .V , ,.,' , , ,' Qi - 5 M, 3 M nu.,-xf A ' . W , u Hugs.. v , ' Ar 54 Q. gi 1' 1 ' .'-'..4..v', . ' ,- .,-0 . '-.iffy ,, V- . . n af W - A , - ., ,-,. Q un? 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Q, 1 9 1 in -Nui!-! 1 Ig. ,...,, L1 SL ACTIVITIES IN THE SCHOOL AND IN THE CITY F of I I Participants in Fire Prevention Week Program Sophomores announce the Country Fair Crowning of Frances Devlin as mia 1, ,p,,f,'V 9 hail! ef Queen ot the Country Fair Sw 'Www bv Us MARCHING UNIT AT THE SHRINE GAME Mary Bea Corkery wins first place First Row lLeft to Rightl -Mary Frances Smith, Mary Lou Kimmel, Frances Devlin, Patricia Persinger, Lorraine Sheppard, Kay Codd, Charmaine in me O,-ufoficql CO,-nest on Blessing, Ann Gillespy and Peggy Green. Second Row-Betty Cowell, Patricia Bollermon, Muriel Bradley, Mary Lou Dube, Dolores Wernette, the QI-,rjsqign Home, Mary Bea Corkery, Mary Gallagher, Maureen Curran, Winnona Ellerton, Beth Riley, Rose Mary Brown, Betty BSFTSCIW, Belfy -ISOU Cvtz, POTVICIG Moore, Elsie Manning, Loretta Hogan, and Audre Lee Brownson. Junior-Senior Bonquef f Our Mothers The Senior Prom Oh, beautiful . . fn! For spacious lawns and stately treas For winding paths . . i. Smile awhile, Freshmen 2. The Seniors! 3. Hello, Pat Hoy! 4. The sfudious l A's 5. Bat pals 6, Bookworms 7. Some Senior Tri-A members 8. Whai's so funny? Page fonfy-.fix Cuie Frosh! Virginia Bergman Pretty Peggy Corrigan Peek-a-boo! ! New fype leap frog? Going home? Hello, iherel Camping out Indian girl Who or what are fhey? ll Food fit for queens Batter upl She wears a pair of silver Joan Casey Geraldine Porter What did she say? wings . ' 4' Y t-.WN Sophomores Three little girls from school are we Freshmen taking it easy! I see one Junior! Leaning on the old top rail Barbara Winkler Jean, you look uncomfortable! Don't look sassy, Dolores! Ski Champ? VY 0? 3' Jgg Bat and Ball Club Frosh twins Good looking Seniors! Dan't you agree? Downtown pedestrians Dan't run over us ll The Sunny smile girl Mary Potesky Senior Tri-A members and visitors W-tn.. l8. 19. -AX Frosh tumbling team? Rockva-bye baby! 20. l have a dolly! 21. Sophomore girls 22. Katherine Groo and Marian Buckley 23. Turnabaut is fair play! 24. Sitting in the sun 25. Where do aliens register? 1,flgt'f07'l'Y-.l'6L'L'I1 l. Aster Cafe F. O. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley Central Pre-Mix Co. Mrs. A. N. Codd Mrs. Hyman Cohen Comstock Market Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Crosby De Sales Catholic Library Davenport Sport Shop Doerr's Jewelry Mrs. Joseph Faucher The Freshman Class Pvt. Ralph Goodridge John W. Graham 81 Co. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Green Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Groo Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heinen Hughes Apparel Inc. Lester Hunt Idaho Grocery and Market Inland Seed Company Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J. King Mrs. Charles A. Lust Mrs. L. J. Loyd Louise's Blouse Bar Mr. and Mrs. George Martin McDonnell Seed Co. Mrs. A. J. McGinn Mr. and Mrs. T. D. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. N. N Medved COMPLIMENTS N-?'x Mrs. Philip Naccarato Nelson Studio Francis M. Nettland Mrs. Frank O'H5rien Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Oliver Colonel and Mrs. C. A. Orndorff Mr. and Mrs. 'N. R. Orndcrff Bonnie Peterson Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pulsipher Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. . Rowles Grocery Mrs. J. A. Ryan Mrs. C. A. Saffle Sartori Jewel rs Mr. and Mrs. rover C. Roberts L. Rotchford oy J. Sattler Mrs. Emma Seivers Senior Class Arthur Sch'ule n Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Singer Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l. W. J. Smith G. Stengar Mrs. A. G. Strecker Mr. Frank Temple George J. Talouse, Sr. r Marilyn Vercr upse Tri Angle Co struction Co. l H Mr. and. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. . D. Von Holt E. Wall Judge and Mrs. N. D. Wernette Dr. and Mrs. K. G. Moore Wernette ana George A. Moore Crowley Wolff and Su livan Catholic Store Mower and Flynne Department Stcore PQODHECY - - Ccontinued from page I5J brating their tenth engagement anniversary . . . We also see that Dolores Wernette is an absolute genius at singing arias- she is doing Velling well at the Net. In the world of sports we read that that famous skiing couple, the country and are now in Switzerland. O'Lea.ry and Corrigan, finally left That renowned debate team, Codd and Costello, are still debating as to who will be the best man -the best man will probably win. By the way, have you read that best seller, by Miss Shep pard, Giese Giese and More Giese ? You'll enjoy it- she daes. The only person we could find no word of was Miss Ellerton. It seems that five years ago she be came assistant to the assistant to a paper hanger. She mysteriously disappeared, and Loretta Hogan reports a queer lump in her living room wall -this may be Vtfinnona. This is your geese reporter Shep one and your paper hanger Page forly-fi gh! Winnie Pearl two signing oFf -an ,., ' ok: if ,k 3 kms-'N E E .F 1 ms -4. x ,3 v . f in Q, . gsx A , ,Nw 5 Q9 X 1 ' K N ' ' 1 Q.. 3 gn it - V . lv W A M :Q SA 22 1-.1 'E I 5 A -v X 1 , ggxigqlx 2: Q . - A . . . , 1 w smug, ' . 'F-Q Y x ' 'S 4 S Q N: .. A W Q as K i ' i , L' nv- . A s ' ' .. 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