Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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My dear Girls: Your Manakata-Years together need not end with your commence ment night in May. The consoling doctrine of the Mystical Body teaches us that we are one in Christ. That you may keep this always in mind and heart I recommend to you this beautiful and allfembracing prayer to be said after fervent and frequent Holy Communions. O Jesus. I pray Thee today for all who are mine, all whom Thou hast given me to love and care for. May my Communion be their safeguard and their growth in grace today. , May it be light, strength, and consolation to Our Holy Father, to our Bishop, to all priests, and to all who are striving to win souls for Thee. May it flow through the Church like the river of life and may its founts be the healing of nations. May it How to every one outside the Church, to all my relatives and friends, to the poor heathen beyond the reach of sacramental grace. Oh, Heart of jesus, hear my prayer! It has more than the eflicacy of a-saint's prayeratoday. It is Thine own for Thou art mine. Wherever there is temptation to be overcome, innocence to be guarded, death to be met by air, sea, or land, final perseverance to be assured, the good to be supported, the weak to be strength' ened, the fallen to be raised, the sad to be comforted, there let the fruit of my Holy Communion be. Amen. Sister Mary joan, Superior FACULTY To you, Sister Mary Joan, Superior, and to the entire faculty we wish to express our gratitude for your untiring devotion and assistance given us during our years at Holy Names. May our gratitude be expressed by -the lives we lead. It has been a pleasure to work with Father john W. Dunne, S.J. 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I ' V1 '-vw--Q.:-f , -'nm 'M 4' ,- ,,! x iw v x fu' hm., . ff x .iw CLD 3355 Ta M 3, .-. MF' -'S .Ep I, . .WJ-, ,344 x , , .1 5 ' 1 , . 'E ., . 4 ' K, .' , , , . 5- 1-F 1 .' VT, , af, w v -1- A , 717.2 v 1 2 L 'R . A Q' ' ' ,B . 1, V. .I 1 r .. J '-.L ' A - ,m ,al , , , 1-gr-7:'Ef7q::?:5:., JA 1QQ?,,1:3: ' -' , Dr,- ', , , 'L 'Pl' ,. . C., L., f 5-5, 5 ., , 'ff . F- w, 1' '-LM, hz ,. .L N wi: .15 , 1 :V , ' A Ju , 4. ' '-fi ' 1 Iyi Jossvums Durrv President Graduclf 1 Pnrucm LANGDON Secretary MAH Fmmces THOMPSON Vxce President PATRICIA MCDONALD Treasurer 1 ELNOKIDU ANDEILAON VIRGINIA ERGMAN we ELSIE BOMBINO SARANN BREENE JANE BUDIG GENEVIEVE BUETEK Gradual ELNORLOU ANDERSON CUnpredictablej entered in 1943 and won two Honor Awards. VIRGINIA BERG' MAN Clviusicalj was in Orchestra for three years, String Ensemble for two years, Treble Triad three years and won the Honor Award five times. ELSIB BOMBINO fTranquilD entered in 1944, was a member of TrifA one year' and earned her second Honor Award. SARANN BREEN CRoguishj entered in 1944 and won the second Honor Award. GENEVIEVE BUETER QDependf ablej was in TrifA four years and gained the Honor Award seven times. JANE BUDIG CReservedD earned an Honor Award. MARIE CAPRYE CFriendlyQ. PATRICIA CASEY fTalentedJ was a class officer in her second year, in Choralists three years, Treble Triad four years and earned the seventh Honor Award. EVELYNE CONRAD CAthleticD was a member of TrifA four years, of the Orchestra for one year and won the sixth Honor Award. TI-IERESE COSTELLO Czealousj was a class ofhcer in her Sophomore year, a Catholic Action counselor, in Treble Triad one year and gained the sixth Honor Award. MWUA EAW -lR MARIE CAPRYE PATRICIA CASEY EVELYNE CONRAD TI-IEREEE COSTELLO Graducn' 5 MARY ELLEN CROWLEY Clmaginativel was a TrifA member three years and won two Honor Awards. jo ANNE DE GROAT QSincerej entered in 1943 and became a class officer in her junior year, a member of Treble Triad for two years and won the Honor Award four times. .IOSEPHINE DUFFY QVersatileD was a class officer for three years and earned seven Honor Awards. BEVERLY FEAR CLoyalj was in TrifA four years, Orchestra two years and received the seventh Honor Award. FRANCES FINNEY QGayj won the Honor Award three times. WILMA FITZGERALD CScholarlyD entered in 1943 and earned her fourth Honor Award. PATRICIA FLAI-IERTY QCOl1SC1CI1tlOUSJ was a Student Body officer, Catholic Action counselor, a member of TrifA for four years and won the eighth Honor Award. PATRICIA Focus QAmusingj entered in 1945, was ID Choralists and Treble Triad for one year and won an Honor Award. BARBARA GADDY Cwinsomej entered in 1945. DOROTITX' HAMLIN QAgreeablej was a member of Treble Triad four years and won the Honor Award six times. MARc:ARET HAUERICK QPleasantj won the seventh Honor Award. MARY ELLEN CROWLEY jo ANNE DE GROAT BEVERLY FEAR FRANCES PINNEY WiLMA PITLGERALD PATRICIA FLAI-IERTY PATRICIA Focus BARBARA GADDY DOROTHY HAMLIN MARGARET HAUBRiciq 'K 'll JOAN HILBERT JOAN HOGAN p 'Un ilru- jg., VIRGINIA JONES MARITA KING -m iFSpv MARY Lou KIRCHNIER JOAN KROIZTCH Graduaf JOAN HILBERT.fL1ghC'h8HftCdJ entered in 1944, and was a member of Treble Triad for one year. JOAN HoGAN CAmiableJ, was a Catholic Action officer one year, a class officer one year, a member of TrifA four years, and an Honor Award winner six times. VIR' GINIA JONES CPoisedJ, entered in 1945, and won an Honor Award. MARITA KING CEarnestj was a member of TrifA four years, and an Honor Award winner seven times. MARY Lou KIRCIINBR CBlitheJ, was a Treble Triad member three years, and won the sixth Honor Award. JOAN KROETCI-I QArtisteJ, was a class officer one year, and won the fifth Honor Award. PATRICIA LANGDON CProgressivej, entered in 1944, and was a class officer one year, she also won the Honor Award two times. Lois LITTLE Clndustriousj, won two Honor Awards. PATRICIA MCDONALD CBrightJ, was a class officer three years, a TrifA member four years, and won eight Honor Awards. JOANN MCNABB QCoOperativeJ, entered in 1944, and won the Honor Award four times. BERNADETTE MCNEILLY CLivelyJ was a TrifA member four years, and won seven Honor Awards. MARGARET MALLY QHelpfulJ, entered in 1943, was a class officer one year, and won two Honor Awards. ,... my ' ,pf -'W 4' 17- . Lois LITTLE JOANN MGNABB BERNADETTR McNI:II.I.Y MARGARET MAI.I.v Graduales DOROTHY MAURO CNeatD was the recipient of two Honor Awards. DONNA MAYER Cllnaffectedj received the Honor Award twice. MARY JANE .MEERS QDeterf minedj was a Catholic Action counselor three years, a member of Orchestra for three years, a TrifA member all four years, and won eight Honor Awards. DORIS MILLER QGenerousJ entered in 1945. SHARLBE MONAGHAN CStatelyj won three Honor Awards. In 1945, KATHERYN MOORE fLqvableD entered the Senior Class. Naomi NELSON Clnterestedj, who entered in 1044, won four Honor Awards. SHBILA OSBRIEN ffrustworthyj was a Student Body officer one year, a class Officer one year, a TrifA member four years, a Catholic Action ofhcer, and won eight Honor Awards. GERALDINE PORTER CSparklingD was a Treble Triad member three years, and won two Honor Awards. ROSE ANNE POTESRY QCandidj won an Honor Award. DOROTHY MAURO DONNA MAYER is ve HN' MARY JANE MEEKS DORIS MILLER .... no M SHARLEE MONAGHAN KATHERYN MOORE Naomi NELsoN SHElLA,O.BRIEN GERALDiNE PORTER Rosie ANNE PoTEsxY Joy PRICE HELEN PUPO Gradual' Joy PRICE Clntellectuall has been a member of Treble Triad one year and has won the fourth Honor Award. HELEN PuPo QSpiritedj has been a class officer one year and a TrifA member four yearsg in addition, she has earned the seventh Honor Award. MARY REssA CVi- vaciousj entered in 1944. MARY LEE ROTCHFORD fSociablej was a member of Treble Triad for two years and has won the fifth Honor Award. LILLIAN SAccof r MANNO CWell groomedj has been a member of Treble Triad for two years and has won live Honor Awards. Lois SCRIVENER CThoughtfulD was the Catholic Action Prefect, a Catholic Action counselor, and a Student Body officer for one year each and a class officer for two yearsg also she has won the sixth Honor Award. GLORIA SEGHETTI fGraciousD has been in TrifA four years, Treble Triad two years and has won her fifth Honor Award. JACLYN SBLLS Cllnselfishj. MARY REssA LILLIAN SAOCOMANNO MARY LEE Rorcmfow Lois SCRIVENER GLORIA SEGHBTTI JACLYN SELLs Graducn' 5 TI-IoMAsINE SIDEBOTHAM QStraight forwardj entered in 1945. LOUISE SNYDER CConsiderateJ entered in 1943 and has won the third Honor Award. MARGARET STEVENS fEnergeticj has won her third Honor Award. MARY Lou STEVENS fSensibleD has been a Student Body officer one year, a class ofhcer three years and has won the fifth Honor Award. MARY FRANCES THOMPSON fSterlingj was a class ofhcer for one year, Sodality Union Prefect, a member of TrifA four years, and won eight Honor Awards. ALICE VASSAR Qffond of fadsj entered in 1944 and since then has' won the Honor Award four times. ILEEN WHITE QDemuI'eJ entered in 1945 and was a member of Treble Triad for one year. BARBARA WINKLER QKindj was a class ofhcer one year, a member of TrifA one year, in Treble Triad three years, and has won the Honor Award twice. ei. V, it THOMASINE Simzaori-IAM LOUISE SNYDEK MARGARET STEVENS MARY Lou STEVENS MARY FRANCES THOMPSON ALICE VASSAR ILEEN WHITE BARBARA WINKLBR W W fff ,,JjZW J'057fffffg',7w M WW C ,fffznl ' M ,ff I MQW wwjww WM ,M WWW?-K W WQQWWW ZWW MQW? yM,,f,p, 7,6 -P W, M U 'X f ,af 5 . ' Wfw fbfmyiiffffviiyftfw uwfwlfw WM f 4 WW 'QMW offffgg WW M ,M , vWf,QljW ,.v?y'gg WQfiVffW iw 0ig7 M ff WW fffj ,df P1513 fM3 0e,9Z,,VZ W JQJAJ f?! W ?w7357W, WWW MW W WW WWW Juniors United at last as the Class of '47, the Juniors marched into the new school year with a great spirit of eagerness and anticipation. Carrying that same spirit throughout the year, they conducted a very prohtable cake saleithe proceeds of which were used for a double purpose: to purchase flowers for the chapel and to help defray expenses of the Annual. First row, left to right: Patricia Loomis. Patricia Clark, Bonnie Peterson, Loretta Chemente, Winifred Stevens, Cherie Von Holt, Shirley Dezellem, Sue Orndorlf, Margaret Candler. Second vow, jane Hunt, Shirley Mayo, joan Casey, Mary Barrington, Eileen Clarno, Dorothy Snyder, Willow Goodwin, Mary McLaughlin, Phyllis Soderquist. Third row: Margery Marion, Joanne Loughlin, Patricia Sprague, Barhara Burrell, Patricia Groo, Mary Ruth May, Barbara Schmidt, and Dolores Ellwart. Absent were: janet Bush, joan O'Shea, jane McBride, Alice Springer, Doris Pulsipher. Juniors In Sports, too, the juniors were successful in winning the Volleyball Cup and in attaining second place in the contest for the Good Sportsmanship Banner. But the climax of the year was reached in the juniorfSenior Banquet-an event which the juniors will long remember and the Seniors will not soon forget. First row, left to right: Wanda Melville, Patricia Landry, Mary Rose Bruya, Mary Lou Strecker, Mary Ann Davey Csecretaryj, Dorothy Broderson Cpresidentj, Dorothy Seivers, Rose Orchard, Colleen Howard. Second row: Ruth Hasfurther, Katherine Watson, Ethlyn Kimmel, Carol Wilson, Marilyn Vercruysse, Beverly Paul, Dolores Dillon, Kathleen Howard. Third row: Dolores Stockton, Patricia Johnston, Shirley Hurd Ctreasurerj, Patricia Greif, Mary Ann Zigan, Jeannine Veltrie, Roberta Wall Qvice presidentj, and Regina Wieman. Sophomores Our Sophomore class began a whirl of activities with the Freshman welcome initiation. Eager to display our zeal for Catholic Action, We sponsored a sale of rosaries and religious Christmas cards as a means to our end. Being missionaryfminded, we successfully conducted a Zeno sale and a stamp contest. Our loyalty to Holy Names and our zealous participation - s First row, left to fight: Mary Paul Sims, Shirley Sprague, Mary Merriman, May Boyle, Marion Redinger, Maureen Walsh, Patricia Malone, Muriel Nehammer. Second row: Carolyn Vassar, Mary Lee Larkin CIIB treasurerj, Janna Morrison, Louise Stupfel, Rosemary Tillman, Roberta Turnhull, Yvonne Miller, Rose Marie Nigro Cl IB presidentl, Phyllis Neis fl IB vic: presidentj. Third row: Mary Snyder. Theresa QTBYICH, Patricia Shanks, Rita Shields, Janice Moore, Betty Mae Vogt, Patricia Pickette. Fourth row: joan Mcliittrick, Colleen McCanna, Donna Thompson, Irene Orchard, Ellen Moore, Marilyn O'Donnell, Norma Mauro QI IB sccretaryl, and Rosemary Wohrle. Kathleen O'Brien was ahsent. Z Sophomores in varied activities won for the A division the coveted Honor Banner, while our out' standing spirit in the field of athletics merited the Good Sportsmanship Banner. The scholastic endeavors of the A division were rewarded when we took possession of the E of excellence. As we ponder on the past years filled with happy memories, we are hopefully looking forward to two more fruitful years together. First row, left to right: Donna Etter, Ida Finney, Colleen Brophy fsecretary of IIAJ, Mary Lou Hodges, Mary Jean Harvey, Patricia Breene, Darleen Hoff. Second row: Shirley Cannon, Helen Conley, Marilyn Foster, Mary Ellen Donahue, Mary Ann Buckley C11A treasurerj, Joann Hatch QIIA vice presidentj, Ann Marie Crowley. Third row: Katherine Kunz, Magdalen Bauer, Korte Ann Cambern, Dorothy Hoffman, Carol Hayes, Judy Blankenhorn. Fourth row: Mary Jane Dube CHA presidentj, Mary Hall, Marceann Bumharner, Patricia Hauhrick, Joyce Brendel, Rita Fox, and Sally Fife. Absent were: Leonie Cortesy, Betty Joy Boylan, Rose Ellen Brown. rash men The year is pastawe'll be sophomores soon! What fun has been ours from registration day when over ninety new girls met at Holy Names. Socially, the months hold memories of initiation, our mission boxfluncheon, the joy of helping in Red Cross projects, the Christ' mas assembly, our successful paper, stamps, food, and penny drives. Fim row, left to right: Mary jean Lorang, Patricia Brown, Dolores Bauman, Patricia Murphy, Mary Toepel fvice president of 1B divisionl, Betty Archambault fvice president of IA divisionl, Patricia Fear, Second row: Romana Kauth, Virginia Randall, Margaret Brophy, Rita Lucas, Colleen Colliton, Carol Holgren. Third row: Barbara McGough, Donna Marie Edmisten, Barbara Marugg, Sheila McMahon, Yvonne johnson, and Eileen Ellwart. Absent were: Barbara Faraca, jill Garland, Rose Marie Higgins, Darlene Le Master, Patricia Hodgins, and Patricia Des Rosier. rash men Working together, both A's and B's, we won the Good Sportsmanship Banner. Schof lastically, can we ever forget our hard but constant climb in grade average! And spiritually ---the year meant much to all. We appreciate the daily opportunities to live our faith and the three day retreat was a wonderful experience. How we are eagerly looking forward to another year at H.N.A. First row, left to right: ,Hoaephine Vecchio OB presidentj, Lenore Harmon, Mary Jane Matsch, Lena Zampetti, Mary Ann McGee, Do ores Nelson, Patricia McLaughlin. Second row: joan Fife, Nancy Aughney Cpreaident of IA divisionb, Mary Lou Bradley, Ann jaremke, Elizabeth Murphy, Dixie Lundvall. Third row: jean Richef son, Jane McGinn, Elizabeth Kunz, Patricia Sullivan, Joanna jonlro, and Miriam Iviackolf. rash 111 D First row, left to right: Elizabeth Moran, Neda Porta, Dolores Walsh, Kay Crndorff, Monica Taylor, Mary Margaret Sweeney, Margaret Norton, Maryrose Peters: Second row: Sally Robotham, Anna Marie Yedinak, Patricia Buckley, Rosemary Gainer, Marilyn Miller, Margaret Slaughter, Colleen Mahoney. Third row: Lucille Todd, Dora Powell, Dorothy Sletner, Lorna Mae McCormick, Rita Sipes, jacklyn Snyder, and Patricia Seaton. 'F'fd ' ' ' ,X -M fa 'w Q . QQ I , at Q A ,,. fe! L3 First rowf left to right: Beverly Devereauz, Beverly Cleator UA secretaryj, Rosemary Devlin, Marjorie McWilf liams UB treasurerl, Alyce Byers, Edith Conrad. Second row: Ramona Gainor, Molly Kelly, Elizabeth Coman, Valaine Stimson, Bernice DeVoe, jo Ann Burke. Third 'row:Carol Dixon, Anna Lee Ralph, Donna Burrell, Betty Hanrahan, jo Ann Simas, and Eileen Hoban KIA treasurerl. 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'Ll ,', A ' -:,v ',L,. 1 -5 E .A v..a. f' K JJ5' An Q 4,-9 P . 5 V . . ,- 1 ' . .f,K ,2 -I 4 1 . - -- ' . .. -if -91:-' ' . -f ,.,.JV , c' '-.' ii, F '- , if ' .fn 'fffnsrd I, . 9 ' Sf'-J E Ti 2: Q1 il S ig: ' is x i ' va i nr' STUDINT BODY OFFICERS Left to right: Bonnie Peterson fvice presidentj, Sheila O'Brien CSergeantfatfarmsj, Mary Lou Stevens fpresidentl, Patricia Shanks Csecretaryj. Organization is the soul of achievement. Our organization is the student body presided over by Mziry Lou Stevens, presidentg Bonnie Peterson, vice presidentg Patricia Shanks, secretary, and Sheila O'Brien, sergeantfatfarms. Our achievements are discussions, conf tests, skits, and the continuance of the student participation government. Activities such as the Christmas assembly, Mother's Day Tea, the election of ofhcers for the coming year'are among the important events. As a fitting climax to the scholastic year all participate in the Baccalaureate Mass and the pageantry of the Commencement ceremony. Knowing that the achievements of the group are dependent upon each member of that group, we realize that, the success of each of its members determines the success of the group. STUDENT COUNCIL 4-' . CATHOLIC ACTION OFFICERS if ,f ,Qt 'INCUJC' Left to right: Patricia Groo CVice Prefectj, Lois Scrivener CPrefectD, Mary jane Dube fsecretaryj. Catholic Action' hyfwords to happiness. Holy Names students, under the leadership of Lois Scrivener, Patricia Groo, and Mary jane Duhe, organized the Catholic Action group in such a manner as to permit greater participation on the part of the individual. Each student serves on one of the committees into which her class is divided. ln this way, she hecoines acquainted with the purposes of Catholic Action, sanctihcation of self, of flunily, and of associates. By faithful prayer and by the constant following of Catholic principles, the Holy Names girl is preparing herself for the fullest and best in life and for her eternal happiness. OUR RETREAT MASS As often as ye do these things ye shall do them in remembrance of me. In Remembrance-- Long will we hold in remembrance the occasion when we, the student body, lifted our hearts as one in prayer at the holy sacrifice of the Mass during our retreat. Zeno Mystery Solved At Last! Holy Names Students Glve Uncle Sam a Helping Hand i 0-Quqpg, .4-., Make Mine With Mustard ff Q HQ 'v- fn: is . c ' Q. wx X' Q-M! . A ,,,M..,... .Neal W MMM! Good! Saving Stamps To Save Souls X PLANNING POR THE EVENT OF THE YEAR The Senior Prom Committee, from left to right: Jo Anne De Groat, Josephine Duffy, Naomi Nelson, Joann McNabb, and Lois Little. 16. . 1' .ii Seniors discuss Cathdic Books: The Keys to World Peace in the Hands of Americans. Left to right: Joy Price, Josephine Duffy, Patricia Langdon, Joan Hogan, and Wilma Fitzgerald. 1 'J COULD THIS BE WHAT Tl-lEY'RE WORKING ON? Manakata Staff, from left to right: Wilma Fitzgerald, copy editorg Sharlee Monaghan, business editorg Donna Mayer, associate copy editor, Bonnie Peterson, photography editorg Dorothy Hamlin, editorfinfchiefg Patricia Langdon, layfout editorg Joan Kroetch, art cditorg joy Price, layfout editorg and Alice Vassar, art editor. 1 'fn Boarding School Life Candid shots of the resident students at work and at play. Ah, Frankie! Uoan Hogan, President: Pat Langdon, Sergeant-ah Arms: Joy Price, Secretary-Treasurer of Rho Sigma Chi, resident students' clubj Spring Cleaning S. ,- Q, . 'ine Iss vow' f . use orlo .29- Holy Names Un: Party Gon1-09 man ii?-9 'N N. 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A-1, I r fv a , I ov- I , KV ,l - G ' x , t S Q a I 1 glrls are enrolled as muslc students, members of Treble Triad, and Or- chestra. An Interesting fact to note at thls point ls that whlle Treble Trlad, whlch has an average enroll- ment of forty-flve, has almost equal representation from all the classes, VIRGINIA BERGMAN T r i a cl amig 5 'Wh the orchestra ls composed prlmar- lly of girls from the first and second years. Throughout the year these students have appeared success- fully ln recltals and programs. The Orchestra-Treble Triad Concert, which presented several students as soloists, was particularly repre- sentatlve ofa department recog- .IO ANNE DE GROAT OUR FIRSTS si 'Q F'-' 3 4 -'gy lf- Q ,,. 'if I L ,ff K , L 45 1: K nlzed for Its excellence. The Chor- allsts, select members of the Treble Triad: and the String Ensemble, a slmllar group from the Orchestra, are frequently requested for pra- gram appearances by clubs and parlsh organlzaflons of the clty. PATRICIA CASEY OUR SECONDS me 5 'T' 5 . f ' . A L 2 . . -5 .Je V I 1 M... as- as A OUR 'CELLOS 165 'me 1 f 2 5 x A ig se i 1 CHORALISTS i T 5- l? K.. 4 1 ff 1 nf 2' yy Ni Z E if .Eh :Wi X IJ Mary Hall, First Prlze winner of State Poppy Poster Con- 1951. rf Art demands great tranqullity and to palnt the thlngs of Christ the Artlst must live with Chrlst. -Fra Angellco. if fry, .. Wigs' I-Q i 'N' Q12 N9 LETS HOP! THIS ISN'T CHgCgllglN02J3 INERTIA, MAYII? 'go- Txvfi ' 53 libr- AH, BETULA ALBA PENDULA, NO DOUIT T L? mf. , . .?,,,': :,.iN ' ' -7 Y- ff ' f-v 4 T . ' J Fffffi 'ff f , f if ' ' - t Q- ., - if i '. . . .Q'aa::'?,,f 'jfAf'1f3, iz :VEA ' ' X., , 13 . Q f-Qz'E? '-1,2 - ' 5 'W A f gf. ' 3 ' 1t,gQ!2 ,,' 13,51 , ' , 1. ,, .ff 1336 I 6 W -1 -' X ' - Q x ,. -. ,.-Q . 1 ,wg ,A,q5,.l , : v ,.:4, 1, - - 1 -N 'P . , X352 . I Y' , -4 A-ff? ny LS- , ' . 'v5 ! '.. - ry 4 ' . , A L 5 ,. . Lg.. - W... .. Y -,F-3 a, . I ' .x -: ,V 7' ., v 3' Q f -im Q .-Q,e22:f'. 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I , x wg., , bf-4 b if 52-2, -ka 4' ,- AWW1 5' A -all Q I 4., at .A N ,nah few: 65. J. , 15 I, . 1 J i'??,gf' Er .2,j.9. ' ' .-4 lf- '-Bm J? ' Q fA'Y 'ir M' I' L ' f A' A , 9' 0, 'Q ul' 5? vb x ,f 'r,,p,, Y f, lv-at J any .f v x A 13l'U5LEfITC 5 .CA -Q r-. ww 1' Ln S 1 , my-.' -. . mv? w L1 22 v. , .Th 'Q Tv' E . F' .N ' 1 r. X Vol. Ill HOLY NAMES ACADEMY, SPOKANE Yeor 1945-1946 Sport Flashes of '45 and '46 DEDICATION Our volleyball season this year is being dedicated to our patron, St. joseph. We are asking his inter' cession to make all of our games, and especially our Night Game, success' ful. Each time you pray, put in a word to St. joseph about our intenf tion, asking him to bless it. 1945 SPORTS PARADE The Academy's on parade! The Senior Zephyrs appear tirst carrying a huge banner of maroon and white on which is written Animo et Fidef' The sturdy, valiant Knights march into sight displaying another banner decked with the words Keep Trothf' Then each Knight makes way for the gay Sophomore Gypsies, who dance into view singing, On- ward ever, backward never. The parade is nearing the end when the Freshmen Mariners enter upon the scene clad in their smart royal blue uniforms with cocky sailor hats perched over one eye. Each class has passed and the parade is over, thus marking the beginning of a great year for Holy Names. KNIGHTS CLAIM FIRST PLACE AT ROUND ROBIN Our volleyball season got off to a iine start with our annual Round Robin. All of the teams were a litt-le nervous despite encounters last year but as each warmed up the playing improved and the afternoon terminated with the exciting victory of the junior Knights. VOLLEYBALL NIGHT GAME The Cup Game played by the juniors and the Sophomores was a contest of equal skill for each team had excellent spikers and servers. The ending was uncertain until the final score was announced. The Sophof mores led by a slight margin most of the game, but in the last few minutes when the score was 2lf2I, the juniors suddenly pulled ahead and won the game 31f28. This winning gave the Knights the cup and the record of an undefeated season. TRI-A HAYRIDE On January 2, twenty carefree girls set out for Burley's Stables. When they arrived at their destinaf tion, they happily stepped off the bus and into a covered wagon filled with hay. In spite of the rainy weather, the girls had a merry time, until the wagon finally stopped, beforega restaurant! After eating chili and ice cream, they clambered back into the wagon again, and were soon again at Burley's, thus ending their evening of fun and gaiety. QDGIZ. 93 QQ. .. yi if if llf Sfnllff The RDI I NEW CAMERA AND CASE Sister Ivlarita joan has at last ob' tained our longflookedffor movingf picture camera, complete in a beautie ful leather case. You'll soon see the camera in action when the basketf ball season starts. BASKETBALL NIGHT GAME The Cup Game, played between the Seniors and juniors, ended in an upset. The Knights led all of the way until the third quarter when the Zephyrs began to gain. By the end of the game the score was 2Of2O and it was necessary to play an extra five minutes. This held the spec' tators breathless and the clock seemed to crawl from minute to minute. Finally the whistle blew and the game ended in a victory for the Senior Zephyrs, 26f24. BOWLING There is something new around Holy Names this year in the way of sports. It is bowling and it was added to the list of sports at the request of the girls themselves. Bowling is really much easier than is thought. The balls aren't as heavy as they look, and the pins just topple over!once hit! So why not try it, girls? It's lots of fun, and think of those points! HIKING The air is crisp and clear and just right for the more ambitious of us to take a nice brisk walk through the woods. Besides, we can earn those athletic points merely by getting a leader, organizing the hike, and ref porting this data to the manager. N Q U! Xwxw A X 5 x V NL QURW 'Q Trl-A-magic key to the world of sports. The Trl-A girl ls dls- tinguished by her good sports- manship and loyalty to school principles. Basketball, volley- ball, hiking, and skating are only a few of the many sports enloyed by these athletic girls. On the occasions of the night volleyball game ,ns and the night basketball game, many had an opportunity to witness the admirable teamwork and sklll with which the Trl-A glrls handled the ball. A motion plcture camera purchased by Tri-A recorded the games. The Christmas season found the Tri-A members and their officers out carolling. A few days after New Year's Day, these same girls enloyed a hay ride party. Tri-Angles, our news sheet, has kept not only ourselves well informed about school events, but it has also served as a splendid link with former Trl-A members. 1 T T 'Q 1 1 .5 Y S Trl-Angles sh busy at wo writing up TI Tri-A Breakfc and TI Tri-A Pla The M4 Tea Port' its 5 4 5 N. . h K .49 0 69 xx h ofx J so x 'V s-W ur Knights! Charge! zi f A Zephyr Train, stay on that track! 2. 2 F 35? ik 1 f f i Q un- '+-.4 . -L 1 .nk-51,1 -,A ' ,Wm .7 if ,mwg I' . .ik L , . mf Q uw: M. ' V? L , 4 ' A ' ' wg 1 ' X' ug ' ff -4 5, t H .A 4 X , 1. if Y ' ,A .y',,,-ws fi ' R 1 ,, 4-1 5 6 'I' A , fwfmj, .v ,, 1 4 ,f , f, mn ff., .Wi I - N Q f 2 A an '-mm . W' 1 Q f f Q 1 ,. W1 1 ' K . X an hx b f . A ,N in lg . 1 'Q tif 3 3'e,c'f,,?7.1, 1. :' ',9,,,fg .. . .1 . 'if x., f- V, ,. -f Mf,,, gg, P. 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H I Wd 'A W If 1 .,,, I-L QI 1 if T55 E, 'll . 4. k B K 4, ss .YP I5 I . 'G it I J l A 9 R 1' WA V , 3? F5555 I' 'Y' 'Q' w M ff 5' 4 5- , E We Are Very Grateful . . . To Sister Superior for her encouragement . . . To Sister Miriam Anna and Sister Eloise Anne for their patience and assistance . . . To Sister Perpetua for the fine pictures that make our book . . . To Sister Evalyn for the artistic arrange- ment . . . To the entire faculty for their cooperation. . . To Mr. Deno of The Hill -Printing Company for directing the printing of our book . . . To the subscribers, patrons and patronesses without whom this Manakata could not have been. TH: Emrons. Patrons and Putronesses Dr. and Mrs. John H. O'Shea Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wall Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Omdorff Mrs. and Mrs. R. A. Hodges Breen Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Steve Yedinak Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Seaton Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Loughlin Mr. and Mrs. N. Davey Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bush Mr. and Mrs. J. Hasfurther E. F. 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