Holy Names High School - Echoes Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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op iglzliglzfd Siu!! Top Rows 2nd Rows Sitting: Jane Conant, Paula Conant, Jeanette Felusi, Pat Obar, Joyce Isola, Earbara Hayes, Marilyn Garvey, Dolores Doyas Marie McNamara, Janet Laufenberg, Allaire Murray, Marilyn Seabury, Joan Verbridge, Bonnie Flick, Carm Peterson, Judy Crillo Cynthia Fairburn M Marian Rose, Eeverly Choate, Joan Healy, Jeanne Mulgrew, Valerie Bertone, Dora Crona, Janine Melka, Noreen Tyrell-Smith, Janet Helmkamp

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IT'S HERE ng awaited first edition FOP HIGHLIGHTS is final f ter burning the midnig many a night, the har reporters are relaxing f or two. Soon they will m to have kept but they are under the eyes. has taken a ARION Rose S!STER SUPERIOR gjrjg31'1fff yum , X 7' , . iv: r or ur .:n in our behalf. At Mid term elections resulted I. ltlnviret Flood ' he selection of Marion Rose Pnqiicnt will dklhf 0 . o serve in the capacity of ed 1-M11 ,Q MJ.: 17,1 th, 1-,KN Or- 'H J l fHillt0p Hlghllghfs' ShC5l-159 Blcssctlklinc-ltl.1i prdscntg the Stu- .idiiteiliplrmll 70uqL eveflel' Choate, Who held of ticnt Body with .in U1'l17Ol'ilIllIfy of AlfllOIlijllOllY1Wf.11' By BEVERLY CHOATE AND MARION ROSE rom February 1952. to thc pre honoring our Superior, Sister lin- rhrgnglqgut thc gthog . time Marion who joined the C1114 html Thjg WCM it ,,,m,1111- ,H t- - - With all the charm and 1 to nleet another dead-li in her snnhnriinre vear besides K M i ll A ' is rum, Ion is Um poise of a veteran d . 366 entere her suite at 1- E r ANNOUN1 J-'IZYIKIIIOP Of work f01' 'SUMMER SCH00l next one cult. the first time in thi 011 HFC 0110 of U16 'of Holy Names High S I' f3ll'l9I'Sl to lmmer session consisti d ill this SC 1 59, , : t s in the basic sis Ong,-atulationst Official Publimtiorz of Iioiytlxzgmer Central lsllgb Srbool wi., H, El-r-E- lv held here. It wa es who really make the pri will Still be usea as 3 Work Ready hhas captured the hearts . swirling and whirli :AUP 'nop I9 lg fs d by the faculty issihle. Please starr turni and all armies win be assi aNafKi.55'2ffggnb2jie hs, fifgfcrff0fhfheF03'Lfn5.SiN'fo dergoes Chang these regular clr - ' - cm ' , , . ads 'for the next edition frrzim ghere. it will ble orieigfbe all who hear it and her me Holy Names foun pos HN ur Hilltop Highhgts mf P, coaching als possible so that the messa :gl megttterfgcnpo em lisa on and natural manner endem N h sformed from SL .lgwuusl rs, old and new, wish yo 1 according to mdiv Ol have t0 be conveyed flu week Mm sau Sn d her 5, folall who meet and talk to .92 histicated 5055213 ati 4 Reading for 1952 - 55 The M'lliC D9PC1'l u tl 'n this issue. ' ' ' , ce-,glaring is Nancy's ve 1 3 ' -D '- ld N ew things i 1 open t th t quelldndiwairimething t Fgfigihat xiii Sod E'g1 - ee- ... ..! ry' . ' NAS sbs t 0 .Vdc leazomemi ould be inlerestin , 3-few: N Stag em: ' the COUTSC' WhiCl1 body, sive i n 36 ii Mira Vista-Country C A H of itute l e :lanes in me Hi aff members Qber r 28th, and the music Cf etc- lr school paper. f ,,f'e0,.'. u Franciscans, was 't noticed 1 yet it is still too thing to put in oGo0q629 . nior Class In t by name nnine the date se Oo Iv , '. Creator, tion or the faculty e Of 3 U9W5PaP9l' V66 UCU 2 ', . A, N- gri e at busy little ch. but rx small ein 1y,many thanks to S1 0,6 reader, N' 0 7: Mrs W . in the published and u Vlarie for her intense 1 ' , ,each of A no unex- - -- - - - lent coaching. She i Q erf ul advisor. Y 1 Jer of the committee e inute of it. They did 75 3' ay have been work, but . , 3,5 is D- rooms. This com n complete charg ' U e members wer S ' r I, Phyllis p Q 5 Fitzgerald, 1 Enid anetGoodfel ' N vi -1 ,, i AP, B o 2 O 1 ii dit' li Mg,- Carlty .U who acte dance, If X , CE EBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY By JEANETTE PELUM Until one year ago the , , 1- nh th'df1 ff , 'd ' 1, ' f the realization tha if , 'R fe .., . Sue r v - C , if x N312-,O .rw W W 03-SAK E FREGUU Ciigliigiirlfifiiirifi nltthcatiniiirifi elpxng to unite the - - if-5 .ff ' ss -1 CPU at iff: 'V-bo '13 ' - Q9 Gly Names 'n other schools and with gm . . A ' 1 ea Mar icholson '1 ,rg 100 0 9 W , . . all Lll1dlVldCd Wl'l0le. N' y 'gpu e Lon Loui M H, S o C 0 5,19 , A 34 CIC gl' css. What an ideal it wot -V d th h I -' qgu . g W Sf u lgan ' 9,6 P e PPV J 'Sit Qf 2 for the students to strive for! IEW 3 t EH sc ot: , .' xc' , I . , ' . 'Pl Pe' id Vlbfant f nallfli Ml And it was with this air 1 asn ae U Y ma en Norma Facchini ent - f ' ' ' ' ' ' f- A ' n th 1 D be eral years. Let US pra her recital for the f Ce PUT STUDY TO Tgglgegluggss umlmi - ' 5 ' I 'Il I t a teorntigl asizinnblyvr ircellent ractice will not fats in musif Of? 0 bff 1 A - . , ' , Hi Sch lb P eight ddock in our high sc PRACTICLE USE Voted to has the two senior Qi Ar 70 BJ fours ITRUILS ofglgm gjtcvsecraqngstal ' . ditorium She la ed ' Februar 26 m - room Pfesldents conduct I E 5 U PCL mg W en IOP - ' ' 11 h au ' P Y Y ' sfkffd the bs A A a er throu h thet h ' sagam to a W 0 m maninoff's Second Concerto i ning of a weekly ritual i 1 - . f ' - ' 5 E-P E ms can y instead of 8 dream- V minor, accompanied by the the 105 French students - 2 - 1 - Names lilighlSchool orclhlestrg language study to practic l M' other soo se ections. e i Every ensuin Thursda is i . .t lk .th I t Certificate will be presented to 35 Pafleyvois Francis D Sl WH SWI qllle :I t 1 - A- me ' ' ' A ' ' Q .... .. ' tudious mana ser-ro., - e-'-- - rr' enfiwfigenwafni KE Fnouc is mn Awarded R sajoymwewplaoe? M SS HICKEY PERFORMS MCAS sffstsfv-,sro sMAsH Fon son-is I-h F h Hence 3 lwmten Perhaps some of l-l.N.'s students Fl'e5hmUn e res man. ' A T H O L Y N A M E S bef'35e tile cqyt were C0nfu5ed fecemll' bl' the num' t's wonderful, it's mar' 'S it runs abol sus what school udly to his 1 Ve called, You oftenest the ti The Sophomor 's it tries to lo- e Sophs' and is Senior in d The Junior. ' it that detie f it she is not is a nuisance AGH df' To our gre With a nose for news characteristic of high school 1assies,Holy Names students consider this or- : Student Body, answered our pl ganization particularly important. For them, HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS is the official organ of school very class and 1 n, making the broadcn to grin events--past, current, and yet to come. In it is reflected, also, the spirit which animates this Student Body of approximately six hundred girls. ns chuckfull of 1 all. Paula Richter cashmere sweati A hard-working staff spurred on by the zeal of Beverly Choate, editor during 1952, and Marion the most ads ti ,lerie Bertone an Rose, her successor for the year 1953, has been turning out attractive newsy issues since September. were the runnc See page fo s other ad-gettc We seniors shall not quickly forget the drives for adds, the pleas for news, the eager reading and YOU, and ID of each new issue in the homerooms, the peals of laughter that broke the silence each time we came I eat Perform across some amusing items as we read them. Our thanks to editors and staff for having kept us so nl Shvw- well informed. I ,waglictti is thc- intui res mani le end when the Student ti cw ' 'f '1 ' ' ' A - ' ' f 'F' 'f 1-I f Halt ..... Jeanne Chl , I A , V on the Memory Book, Pllshfd 3 like I Spend most of m time ongt e ff U 'Q?.ii 'fi,i'0 'i'T,i51'f' ii. senior pubiratfon, ii. HILLTOP HIT PARADE HS down uf1dff M1i'WHy- Wlich fe- SPIN Pm yeiniiws Mm V' 2' L 'I sl 'ia in K ll' year be selected 3 , of Whlill indg me cf my days in W Father Mark ye as es A V Bffikfn Hearted. .V ,after exams M , - . man wh YCS .--,.--......... .. Sandra Mac I A . . . 0 a .contest Entries c 1111 W Ik M . ,Q I, 'S' uf thats mmhef 5f0l'Y, 21141 If I 0 W - i I chvltles pen al, have lnvmit rf-aa ,- S .... Qng ' t0,df'tei1QQn f . Idl' Orff DH' l1nsv.tl-up I-Iilltnn I-link, remembered .csc M an: OHS

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Cafi ornia Q-Sgcfzofardhip e erafion fficerd Angela Campbell Carol Brady Pat Canty Treasurer Secretary Vice-Pres Mary Ellen Grant President jnteflectuallg youu To some of us God gives one gift, to others, another. To the girls in this group He seems to have given good ngrey matteru and the will to use it well. These are the students of our school.Mem- uership in this organization is immediate evidence that books and learning are of considerable impor- tance in the eyes of those who attain it. Life membership in the California Scholarship Federation, indicated on the record of each student by a seal, gives to those who have earned it a certain pres- tige and the right to compete for certain scholarships. At present five Seniors enjoy this privilege, while others hope to merit it at the end of the present semester. A glance at these pages shows, moreover, that scholastic achievement and active participation in extra-curricular activities not only can but do go hand in hand. We are proud to nave so large and no representative a group on a high plane, the scholastic standing of Holy Names High School. ! Sx',f