Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Seated: Phyllis Yenor. Ilorence Waldber. Maryrose Madden. Manan Trudeau. Standing: Eileen Schneider. Patricia Sisk. Rita LaBcecque, Shirley Mallory. Frances Woirhaye. Catherine McGreevy. A picture for the panel in the main entrance of the administration building will be pur- chased from sophomore class funds. This will be the first gesture of the kind to be made by any doss. It is not decided just what the picture will be like, but it will be of a religious nature. Sophomores hope that by next year the picture will have been completed and installed. Social functions for the class alone were held in the spring, and a courtesy drive and Red Cross project were enthusiastically supported. All in oil, the sophomores are a notable and inspiring example of true class loyalty. Page seventeen

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SOPHOMORES With the traditional Holy Names College spirit the sophomores marched into the new academic year. Their first enterprise was to acquaint the freshmen with the duties of newcomers, and the restrictions upon their rights. Freshmen welcomed this course of training with due appreciation. On November 1 1 the sophomores gave the first dance of the season, the Thanksgiving Mixer. Proud turkeys viewed the throng with seeming approval, and graceful cat-toils lined the walls. An orchestra added greatly to the success of the afTair. For the all-student dance commemorating St. Valentine ' s Day, the sophomores were in charge of selling tickets and individuals from the class worked with zest on the various committees. The Heartbeat theme was carried out in the music and in decorations of lacy valentines. Mone Ryan. .si ' cri ' (ury , Jeanne Hettzmnn. vice pref.idenl : ' crna Rndgcman. Eileen Cluse. preiidenl : ' irginia Drollmgcr. treasurer: Mary Ann Ripple. Kaihrun Hermann. Dtirolhy Hunch. jr:. :s ' . ' i ' i ' ¥iaiu$m •« ' • ' .:

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JUNIORS ; ■ ■ ' : i . V;;, ' ! ' , jncr iilhcnne Ank !■. ' r ! !!rn ' iu Htnlijniun. Mary Ann Blunt l ' huUi l}Urk ' KdlhtTim A tCw - ItTu. Grela Mnu. Phulli ' ' I (Jul en. Belly Dnscoll. Back Roll ' : Jeunie Milch. Pauline Staeheli. Adeline Spinelli. Agnes D Hondl. C un l Jean McK iu.n. Yuonne UeGuire. Kathleen Van Well. Margaret Clealor. Teresa Doivd. Mane Timm. During the past year the scholastic, philanthropic and social activities of have been diverse. In December the Frost Frolic, an orchestra mixer, was I college gym. Huge Jack Frosts in sparkling regalia smiled down on the merr Myriads of stars and silvery icicles emphasized the theme of the dance, but phere was for from frosty. The highlight of the year was the traditional junior-senior banquet which wa; downtown hotel. One of the last and loveliest of the year ' s affairs, the banqui setting for billowy formols and gay spring flower corsages. Another junior gave her life to God this year, raising to three the number now in the Novitiate at Marylhurst. This spirited class had many projects, ami were sales, skits, and parties. As a contribution to the war effort, the juniors an afghan. Pu € eighteen