Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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L First row-Valarie Hill, 2B Treasurerp Ioan Engel, ZA Treasurerq second rowe- Evelyn Kunz, 2B Vice-Presi- denty Patricia Stiles, QB Secretary, Marilyn Lux, ZA blay, ZA Vice-Presidentg third row-Anne Schnei- der, 2B Presidentp Penny Thurrnon, QA President. Growing in Knowledge Sophomore Knights returned from vacation anticipating progress in the new fields open to them. Entertaining the freshman class at the customary initiation party, September 29, the sophomores attempted to communicate the Holy Names spirit to these newcomers. Sophomores met new challenges in their studies. Geometry unfolded some oi the mysteries of spatial relations. Biology dis- played the marvels oi living things. 1. 1 A P . J 4' Sophomore cheer leaders: Charmalee Hecket, Betty Marsh, and Rosalie Hein- land. Secretaryy Darlene Trem-

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y tyyy First row- ldcqueline llorne, llelen McCrecvy, Monica: ll-rgel, Corel Holdi- nttin, Diane: llonson, Lur- rotine Hansen, Mory Eliza- beth Mf.:Givern, Ccllc-en McGurl-rg second row- fileonor Kromholtz, Con- stance Mockenzie, Chcxrmcr- lee Heckot, Krrrlcr Klirniper, Mctiy Lou Kclliet, Bfrrlgurg Guynn. Toward Future I AY majority of the clgss of '56 used their privilege of going into footholic Action. Every project of this group elicited the Co- operotion of one or more sophomores. Long orwgited, the invitation to gttend the Autumn Whirl ond the Prom brought CI first tdste of socigl life gs sponsored by the Academy. First row-Borboro Tier- ney, Colleen Mohoney, lonet Little, Voevo Por- sons, Monica Morton: sec- ond row-vMorylyn Mind' rup, Betty Longon, Colleen Murphyg third row4Sheilo Mortin, Moiycr Moloney, Vicki Meyer, Rozon Iohn- son, Dorothy Thoreson, Borhoro Mooney.