Holy Names Academy - Manakata Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Freshmen Face First Row: Sue De Smeth, IA Secretary: Nadine Adams, IA Treasurerg Lynn White, IC Secretary, Iulie Dix, IA President, Gloria Gowanlock, lA Vice President. Second Row: Scharmal Triesch, IC Vice Presidentg Blanche Tonkoff, IC Treasurerg Ellen Wolf, IC Presidentg Brenda Holland, IB Presidentg Marilyn Nisley, IB Vice President: Kathryn Koch, IB Treasurerg Susan O'Brien, lB Secretary. St. Aloysius counts more of the 77 qirls in the freshman class than any of the other I9 parishes of Spokane and surrounding vicinity. Honored by the sophomores at the traditional initiation party, the freshmen were required to dress in piqtails and pina- fores. Seniors provided a Little Sister's Day to help the new- comers learn their Way about school and acquire new friends. , . W I I 4 EH.,-gm. 4' t 'H ,M H First Row: Alice Smith, Iudith Foster, Sharon Cook, Geraldine Sulli- van, Nadine Tully, Su- san Shea, Melinda Sny- der, Caroline Cotant. Second How: Kerby Wilson, Rita Vollmer, ludy Graham, Barbara Sweet, Sally Duffy,

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First rowfSheila Delianey, Maureen Duffy, Marilyn Dachwald, second row- Donna Trampus, Gloria Trunkey, Lois Gallagher, Bette Walkerp third row- llene Wilhelm, Gerry Ver- helst, Rosalie Deranleau, Mary Garvin. Success ln the early spring months the Sigma Gamma ofiicers intro- duced their club to the girls. A surprising number signed up and were put on probation. As the year ends the girls are looking forward to further development as upper Classmen next year. My soil cioh magnify the Lord . . Members of the ll A religion class savor the beauty cl the New Testament as they re-:ite the Magnificat in unison. Speakers standing are P. Thurmon, M. Casey, K. Hannigan, M. M. Broderson, ll. Iohn: on. Seated are R. Flaniqan, C. Mahoney aid B Walker. Violin M. lflincrup. Cello, C. Murphy.

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Flrst dventures First Row: Wardine Iarnes, Dorothy Ralph, Delores Ralph, flormc l.arson.Second How: Sandra lngebritson, Dolores Hicks, Rita Elliot, Lois Kelly, Ardyce Ka Jlin Masireen Kelleher. Third Row: Paula Conlin, Martha McDonald, lackie Humphreys, Ieanietts Sptdd, Roberta Hall, Donna MacDonald. Room 207 Won the promised treat for reaching 1002, partici- pation first in the subscription drive. Mitzi Victoria traveled from room to room visiting the class with the highest percent- age for the day. Permanent ownership of Mitzi was given to Room 205 for having the high- est percentage more days than any other class. For the first time in several years the freshmen entertained their parents on November 24 with an evening of songs and dances. After the program the parents toured the school view- ing the exhibits and meeting teachers. Then the girls served their parents refreshments. Frosh cheer leaders are standing, Mary Ann Brown, and Marilyn Bosch, lfnee-ling, ludy Foster and Rita Volmer. 23