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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

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J Wi E 5 is V , 5 f X ,ff m4 5 ,S ig ss Q ar 2 A f f i E , VW , sa P ig 5 ,gt VV V jfs 3 , Q V S , Z As, 9 km '15 :air ir 5,17 ,VVQQW ,VV I Q 2 :V V V: VE-f'5'5f5iIf', il QV ,I 'A f -V 3 , 4 , V ,,VV lm ...W , -.,,..,.V..-,...w.m ,W V V ,V V , Vg we , K V-QWf:'Qf1,':?W:f,,gZ- V K - ' 2.2T1fZQi-is ,V :::: ---, :VVV : ,f Vl 74 lea 771419 Zaeeaaftde 700214 eaededdcate FACULTY yggg EE f STUDIES P. 27 DEDICATION ciaee 64 I N I Iish, Latin. Sister M. Regina Ann, Superior Principal Religion. God calls you to an apostolate. You are Religious . . . who will carry afar the glory of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. In 1844, after many months of prayer and serious contemplation, Eulalie Durocher, with the aid of Melodie Dufresne and Henriette Cere, founded the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, based on the rules and habit of a French religious com- munity. At the suggestion of Bishop Ignace Bourgat of Mon- treal, the three girls began their religious life in a little stone schoolhouse in Longueuil, Canada, on October 28, 1843. The following year, on December 8, they pro- nounced their vows, and Eulalie received the oflicial title Mother Marie Rose. I I I Sister M. Francis Raphael Vice Principal Chairman of the English Dept., Eng- Sister M. Helen Irene Treasurer This seemingly insignificant incident marked the be- ginning of an ever-growing apostolate of true dedication and devotion to the work of God. Within a few years after the death of Mother Marie Rose, her Sisters ful- filled a life-long ambition, and missions were opened in New York, California, Florida, Oregon, and in the Provinces of Windsor and Manitoba, Canada, all func- tioning from and through the Mother House at Outre- mont, Montreal. Over the years, the community has fur- ther advanced to include novitiates in Oregon, Califor- nia, New York, and Basutoland, South Africa, and' schools in twelve of the fifty States, three Canadian Provinces, South Africa, and Latin America. Sister Miriam Christopher Sister M. Eulalie Rose Dean of Girls mga R6giSIrar Senior III, Chairman of the Science Senior II, Italian, Sodality, C.S.F. Dept., Religion, Physics, Executive 6 Council, Red Cross. wi ' ' X J 6 I I x I 1 W l I w 1 I 1 . v English Sister M. Angela Clare English. In 1852, when their venerated Master of Novices, Monsignor Francois Allard, O.M.I., established his See as Vicar Apostolic in Rome, South Africa, the Sisters be- came associated with the work there through prayer. The first Sisters, however, left for Basutoland only in 1931. It was at this time that a group also left for Japan. Many months of valiant work and immense good among the Japanese were interrupted by the war, and the Sisters were forced to cease their efforts. They have not since returned to the Orient, but each Sister individually longs Sister Clara Mary Sophomore II Religion, Clerical Practice, Consumer Economics, Typing, Sodality, Apostolic Committee. Piano, Orchestra. Mrs. Basil Carbis Sister Mary Clotildis Chairman of the Music Dept., Violin, Sister Mary Christine Senior I Chairman of the History Dept., Re- ligion, Civics-Sociology, U.S. History, Sodality, Echoes Moderator, Alumnae Moderator, Publicity. for the opportunity to share her knowledge and love of Christ with all peoples. Be ye perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect. This is the most vital duty of a Religious, personal sancti- fication through the special mandate of her community. She consecrates her life to prayer and an education which will prepare souls for life eternal. She shares in great abundance the apostolate of her Congregation. This is her happinessg this is her holiness! Sister M. David Eugene Freshman IV Religion, Lab. Biology, Biology, Gen- eral Science, Sodality. Sister Mary Dolora Music Theory, Music Appreciation, Piano, Sister Mary Engracia Plano. Mrs. Physical Education. u Holy Names has carried on its high-Christian prin- ciples and traditions since the Sisters of the Holy Names of jesus and Mary established themselves at Oakland, in 1868.i This in- the shores of Lake stitution was the school in Oakland and was ndary ledu- i a response to of seco cation ,for young became evident ment were not number of in 1931 fvzz. . az!! ml .Q : I-fsfatiw 1 i 'K k . . . - Sm gr., , , x . -- tion on I-Iarbord Drive, whereppigg,p,occup1?S,r2g7,8 ages. During that i.s siteQ5'1931f1932, 502 students attendedifeeelasisesg is approximately one half of the current attenripce ad7 pfgyantagesp enjoyed by the present' student same p,y:p as those p cherished by s the first . 5 -4. -'-wwf. ,fs .. ,. ' r ' - -F Y- Samezfquahfye fe2Qh1HsfffeW1deivaf1efy Of Courses cellent extra, help in 1ejducated1 'girls and r lencijaid' in menffll? iiisr 7d 'KY' 'fmr il s 3 Sister M. Joan Frances Sophomore I Miss Mary Louise Hynes Religion, Spanish, Sodality, Sister M. Joan Katheryn Piano. Freshman III 8 Religion, Advanced Math, Algebra, Sodality. Sister M. Joanne Martha Sophomore IV Chairman of the Art Dept., Religion, Art, Art Appreciation, Soclality, Pub- licity Committee. Sister John Marie junior I Chairman of the Business Dept., Re- ligion, Stenography, Transcription Typing, Office Practice, G.A.A. Sister M. joseph William Freshman I Religion, English, Modern History, Sodality. .s .-nnnKllhnq..N .. -...N ,,, L fe. sg Mrs. Solange Landa French. Mlle. Michele Lagarde Sister Lawrence Mary French' . . Sophomore III 9 Religion, World History, Spanish Sodality. .,f' 139' , A, MV- -. 'r ' 1 , f I. Q ' kg,gf,f-Kffgzmf-,Q 'fr , .... , ,t 517- 5 I f 'i gwss 5. . Lf if I fs Mrs. Phyllis Luckman Cello. Sister Mary of Nazareth junior II Religion, English, Modern History, Sodality. Sister Mary of St. Thomas Geometry, Algebra, Math. English students are encouraged to develop their Potential in creative writing through the Miss Laura Miner inspiring mstructions of Mr. Lawrence Hart. Drama, Speech, Cap 'n' Bell. Sister Miriam Dominic Freshman II Religion, Orchestra, Piano, Violin, Soclality, S.S.C. Xl vnu., Sister M. Paul Gerard Chairman of Math Dept., Chemistry, Algebra, Audio-Visual. IO Sister Roberta Marie junior III Religion, U.S. History, Ancient Hts tory, Sodality, Mission Committee Sister Rosalia Mary Miss Joanne Rose Sister M. Rose Colette Chairman of Language Dept., French. Physical Education. Voice, Piano, Choral. In marriage class, Father joseph Skillin pre- pares the Seniors for their future lives as Christian WOIHCU- Sister M. Theresa Claire Clothing. Sister M. Theresa of the Sister M. Theresa Rose I Mrs. Yaada Weber Sacred Heart Fine Arts, Piano. Flute. Geometry, English. 11 Sister Miriam Jane Alumnae Sodality Mrs. Angelo Colapietro Sister Roberta Mary Librarian Assistant Treasurer Mrs. Lawretxce Walsh Mrs. Amalia Williams Jimmie Receptionist Troy Nurse Dominador 1 3' ...iv .MA ' de 12 f n x Aumnmm-.1 iff? 5 .1 3 Y? la ,L ,, Q. 1, 5 fa - 1 'i v ,S Ii ri 1-Y .11 3,5 1 1'- .Q . I if A I v F. .Ta sv ' e ,i' iv 2 Eff. 3 it 5.1. 'Q 1 'G ii: 51? 33? ' ue S L In his 3. 2445? The Student Body is an organization which, based on parliamentary procedure, directs, con- trols, and is the basis of student activity. Through this organization, each girl works with the faculty and officers to reach her goal of Christian womanhood. The various student body activities are the stepping stones to our goals in spiritual and intellectual development. ww MARILYN AYRES President Marilyn assumed the presidency at the last student body meeting, when the Class of '63 relinquished their seats and role as leaders of the school in CHARLOTTE GRANEY Vice President MARGARET FLEITZ MAURA T OOMEY Secretary Treasurer 14 4.-nw.- fr JULIA LOQUVAM Parliamemarian That All May Be One is the motto that the Execu- tive Council has chosen for the year. This motto is a true standard which the Student Body shall use as a guide. Officers of the major organizations and class presidents comprise the Executive Council, which acts to unify the efforts of the faculty and student body. 5 il .vt was .f ieee T i ' , ' i p eetvi e i MARGARET SLATTERY President MARIANNE SOLDAVINI Secretary I O O The Student Spiritual Council spread a Christ- like spirit this year with Marty and her officers leading the school. With the prayer of Saint Francis- Lord, make us instruments of Thy peacen-everyone participated enthusiastically in the numerous activities of the S.S.C. Where there is hatred let us sow love dic- tates the activities of the Sodality. Other phrases from this prayer serve as an inspiration to the co-ordinating committees. The out-going president, Mary Glavinovich presents Marty with the insignia of her office MARI ANNE M CDANI EL Vice President ROSEMARY WINN Treasurer 16 5 S. S. C. Coordinators: Apostolic, Mary Pat Mohrg Mission, Neiani Franekg Publicity, judy Guibert. Rosie Winn spreads God's word to First Communi- cants. Charise Montjoy prepares a commun ion veil for a needy child. Sodality, the very center of the S. S. C., promotes among students a deep appreciation of their Catholic Faith and a strong devotion to our Lady through various projects of Catholic Action. This year, due to the efforts of the apostolic- minded Junior sodalists, the First Communicants at St. Mary's were provided with beautifully assembled dresses and veils, while the Seniors concentrated on the teaching aspect through catechism lessons each week. 17 I , I O I Under the guidance of Our Lady of Victory, the G.A.A. activates a sense of class competition and participation throughout the Student Body. By the various activities, volleyball playday, basketball playday, alumnae homecoming night, and inter- class games, the spirit of good sportsmanship is fostered. The unfailing efforts of the G.A.A. oHic- ers direct a successful and fun-filled year. Maureen Degnan President Penelope Sobrero Secretary Bev Nixon administers the oath of office to newly elected president, Mo. Priscilla Scotlan Vice President Katherine Stenson Treasurer I8 2644465 Left to Right: Teresa Roemer, Marty Slattery, Janet Ambrose, janet Souza, Peggy Pedemont, Sharon Bowers, Cathy Bettencourt, Regina Mitchell, Judy Straus, julie Loquvam, Carole Davi, Paulita Parrish, Linda Guinasso, Mo Degnan, Ann Mijanovich, Priscilla Scotlan. The Block Society in action! Margaret Pedemont President The Block Society, which is primarily a service organization, is composed of girls who are spirited and capable. Members of the Society Coach and referee underclassrnen during practice sessions, olhciate when needed during tournaments or at sports days 'sponsored by Holy Names, and act as hostesses during all intermural or social functions sponsored by the G.A.A. Jo-Ann Augello, Editor Sue Stack, Maureen Cammack, Sally Slyngstad, Marilou Bertolero, Marilyn Coffy, Ann Mijanovirh, Annette Car- lisle, Marilyn Sibley, Mary Driscoll, Rosemary Manly, Priscilla Sanchez, Beth Galindo, julie Loquvam, Kathy Celli, Kathy Rosso, Charlotte Daly, Mary jean Ortland. Absent: Marie Morphy, Pat Memoli, Sharon Bowers, Nancy Beirne, and Pat Sexton. Mary Rosso Assistant Editor Deadline hysteria, clicking typewriters, and artists at work bring to each stu- dent, through Echoes, a memoir of unfor- gettable moments at HNH. Every sphere of activity is entailed in the pages of the yearbook. The yearbook staff has tried to express on paper the joys and remem- brances of the past year in Echoes ,64. Business representatives: Kari Milner, 9-Ig Karen De Baca, 9-IVg Sharon Bowers, 12-H13 Debbie La Bourdette, 9-IIIg jeanann Brook- er, 10-Ig Noni McDonnell, 9-Ilg Terry Powell, 11-Hg joan Mazzetti, 10-Illg Anne Dietrich, 11-lllg Mary Jean Ortlancl, 12-Hg Trish Fleming, 10-IV: Nancy Beirne, 12-Ig Pat Scanlon, 10-Il. Absent: Pat Memoli, 11-I. Margaret McCarthy Business Manager Our competent business repre- sentatives were responsible for the financial side of Erhoes '64, Through their spirit and perse- verance, the plans and dreams of the staff became reality. Franca Pernecco Assistant Business Manager 2l Typists: Pat Henderson, Cathy Tabacco, Cathy Devlin, janet Souza. Absent: Ann Lucke, 72, Through the guidance of their moderator, Miss Miller, the members enrich their lives by gaining a deeper appreciation of acting and experiences in behind-the-scenes activity. Michele Mohr, Lights, Marilyn Coffyg Entertain- ment, Dana Kindtq Acting, Pat Henderson. . President Sue Tuohy, Vice President: Barbara Clark, Publicityg Michele Mohr, President, Debbie Pikul, Treasurer. Costume Chairmen Linda Cooney and Kathy Rose. Make-up Chairmen: Peggi McCarthy and Paula Freschi. Stage Crew Chairmen: Cathy Mayes and Dolores Paulg Prop Committee Chairmen: J a n et Am- brose and Michele Donato. 'Wind ' x ...-gi Cheryl Fager President Lesleigh Fazzio, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mary Ann Colapietro, Vice-Presi- dent, look over the newest musical selections. Practice makes perfect! 24 Under the guidance of Saint Cecilia, the Cecilian promotes in herself an individual appreciation of music. Whether she plays an instrument or takes voice lessons, she develops her t a l e n t and learns to express herself through her music. ,Q 'sw f if Bi , AP 4 wt-af at ' -'W' Q t fbi judith'Straus 1 H: I ph Anna Colapietro Linda Boyen President Lug! I IAK, Secretary-Treasurer I , A Wg Assistant Librarian ., ..- WM, - I 'z z 1, E Patricia Henry Mary McDonnell Vice-President Librarian The sound of musicu is welcome to all people. At Holy Names it is produced by our very capable and dedi- cated orchestra. Orchestra provides an outlet for students who wish to express themselves through music. While learning the music, the students cultivate a knowledge and appreciation of musical pieces. The orchestra promotes leadership among its members and the ability to co-operate. Finally, these members share with the Student Body the beauty of music. Rimini vo. 0 0 0 Q Www - Paula Freschi, President First Row, left to right: Sandi Dogali, Marianne McDaniel, Kathy Bell, Sue Tuohy, Jan Vela, Linda Repetto, Marcia Canning, Cynthia Coleman. Second Row: jo-Ann Augello, Diane Prosser, Kathy Ros- so, Paula Freschi, Peggy Stenson, Carol Riddell, Claire Henry, Kathy Bellecci, Joanne McDaniel. Third Row: Peggi McCarthy, Franca Per- necco, Theresa Mages, Ann Repet- to, Kathleen Kretzmer, Marianne Hartfield, Susan Stockle, Pat Henry. Ann Repetto, Secretary-Treasurer, and Katherine Bell, Vice President, help plan C.S.F. activities. Scholarship for Service has a special meaning for all C.S.F. mem- bers. As a part of this honor society, each girl has gained the necessary academic requirements and has assisted others in their studies. If a stu- dent receives the honor four out of six semesters, she becomes a life member. A C.S.F. member wears her pin proudly as a symbol of her scholarship and her service. C 5. .! Z These capable operators handle essential equipment for plays, movies, film strips, tapes, and other presentations at HNH, 426 1 A -' Q 1 TA' ' , ff? S , 1 V 4, 15322 rf The primary purpose of a Catholic high school is to further Christian ideals and to develop in each student a fuller understanding of her faith. At Holy Names the religion course serves this g g purpose by cultivating the practice of faith, hope, and charity in everyday life. It permeates the inner-self and enables the girls to realize what their goal really is. It provides the flame that casts fire upon the earthf' Lynn Schralla leads senior religion in an interesting discussion on materialism in the modern world. In Freshman religion class, Joan Treiner, conducts a discussion of Abraham and his influence on world salvation. l an , . ..,,,,,.., .,., . ,,-..,.i .... . ' . 'i 5 SM' fx 1 1 . , . :wif-if 5 3 I 5 5 E 'ati psi! E':?-VE'?ffQ5i9E3i N 1 l -11 Q H H V ,..............,...-...,,, Q .ehgg ,tgp f u m.: 5, 7 Mhyff:-H. ' ' ' f sgfff:-f':if1 .. -' exif gyiiggiswfi wr'-We -f fy..-W., ,. , . ., . 4? fs fr. Q' -1 We w- we Q94 isaffw,i'fi'E't2T31.?5a-iii.-..JQ.irr , L ' T. 'Tf:155fig2aiqJ.f1',g.1, I :faaaatfa : 'Pri' sw . 4 RU 'iris-P'S:3?5f 3 Effif -1? :ii f 'F x 'ii 'ms ,,,.,, . ,.v.:e E!:s: 2 G5 ffigsitji' V, 1: I -1 --f-ftw 1 :..s,is2.pes .flips .e k 'Q' K isiiiiii f L- 'f is 1:-f-1 -w w M. .S Swain 6 Ist! Q if M Q A Wig: QE f rt af- fr.. , t ar E 2 if K 5 Y lit ee li E6 ii Pr .fgla Y ex Q..-:'fe We fe' W ww elm 14.2 5' 5 sf 4 ef ,J 3 Pi ,. f 1 i g . Q , 1 ..., . ent: .,: .. J, X. i 'v. I ,- -' 'Mini-1. '.,,..2a ':1h11tz .w Q1 2' '23 H- , .Q 'MQ . ig. ps. . 1' . 1' - BW mf . K ' Y -.1 - -, V 'Lt . w. ,ir-.,.., 1 ess:Wf,,,,iff--vf,f .ii ti., 'yy H. A . .- J sg Eigfgtfttsaswgtif-flfvffzzwle . , .f.g?kev gf f vfgressf,-.s.'iis1.,:f 1 ' -115,17 , 5 Q I t l V ' i.: '11'f 1, 2121 - jf1Q,?if r- asli1A55Qf'i Wi:z,1.,. 'i '-9 E 'if 'Q 'wsf-'f.: i-f'z '4g ,:fEff::,5-3?-fa We -Wt-' -'if' ,it: '.j'J?S'1'i-F? 'S-5-5-H ?S5I,:f'!..ii.. - .jc .. -f,- 'f Vg..-V.'.:a,- E5fx ,,i,,lExg:,.,-,,,..'.!9:'f 1:1 e-rf e -I fs- 2 5: -:f rt t , J. wt, , .. . . .Ne ts-3 'A ' . -.f we . .. The Bible ceremony this year opened the way for a new religion course at HNH. Freshman representatives received their Bibles from the three major presidents. 28 ,fi i ,g if , 5' 'H V es..-: Short stories, the subject of first quarter En- glish III, evolves from European fairy and folk tales of the past. Re-enacting such tales is an in- teresting way to study the origin of our modern short story form. Kathy, Rosie, janet and Dolores act out a scene from Dr, Faustusf' Kathy Kretzmer and Sandy Cavallo discuss To Build a Fire by Jack London. English at Holy Names includes literature, composition, and grammar. Literature, covering poetry, fiction, biography and drama, gives stu- dents an insight into both the realism and ideal- istic aspects of life. In composition, girls learn how to put their own ideas into writing. Grammar, in- cluding usage, vocabulary and spelling, is taught so that students can master the structure of the English language, Learning is fun in Mrs. Carbis' English II. Marian Redd, Joyce Raffaelli, and Teresa Brown admire these belle bambole in their Italian vesti. Clerk: En que puedo servirle? CIISYOIIIETJ Busco unas cosas mexicanas. Clerk: Desea un sombrero grande? Customer' Gracias, no. Ya tengo uno. Clerk: Una bandcra mexicana? Customer: Si! La deseo mucho, quiero comprarla. With the world as closely united as it is today, a for- eign language proves valuable for students of our school and future citizens of the world. Italian, French, Spanish, and Latin classes are supplemented with a fully equipped language lab, to produce only the best linguists of to- morrow. Kathie Lucia and her classmates demonstrate how to use Holy Names modern language lab. vffrizaafilg. , azz-fy, , i, - V Q Before a drawing of the Roman forum, Martha Rolley draws a lot to be the next reader. Here, Janet Walsh and Lesleigh Fazzio read the scroll. 30 , Kathy and Martha calculate heat effects. Nancy contemplates a new biological specimen. In an age of scientific discovery, sci- ence is a matter of national concern, for America needs it now more than ever before. Science is a pivot around which the forces that compose our world revolve. A science course in high school is a support for higher education, and in the hands of those who seek a higher education the future of America rests. Along with the new science age and its developments come Carla and Priscilla show their prowess in advanced math, a vital need for math. General math, Algebra I and II, geometry, and advanced math are all valuable classes contributing to the personal knowledge of every girl attending Holy Names. The aim of the social studies department is to pre- sent each student with a knowledge of man, his history, and his culture. With the attainment of a Christian viewpoint of history and current events, the student is prepared to accept his responsibility as an active mem- ber of the adult society. A Civics-Sociology discussion about Communism teaches the seniors how to appreciate and maintain our own systems. V Egyptian gods and goddesses visit an Ancient History class and 3 explain the roles they play in World civilization. Dorothy Deans and Pat Memoli describe the newly formed Federation of Malaysia to a United States History class. O O In World History, Judie Tucker, Pan Nehls, and Kathy Paulus, demonstrate the correct way to don 21 sari. if 955 L EfvTjiR53.?fl5g AND In Consumer Economics the students develop a better understand- ing of the basic principles involved in our free enterprise system. O The business world needs efficient and respon- sible secretaries and clerical workers to keep offices running smoothly. The business department is where such future secretaries receive this training. Steno I and typing provide the fundamentals in letter placement and dictation. Steno II and transcription give the girls a chance to practice and perfect their skills, thus enabling them to achieve their goal as competent and well-trained secretaries. Office and Clerical Practice give the girls a chance to function in an oflice-type situation. Though the challenges are many and varied, Holy Names has a reputation for sending out into the business world well-trained secretaries. In Transcription the girls combine their typing and shorthand skills. -hi-l Anna Maiolini and Elaine Diridoni ROSE Marv Muffy Judy Schmalek and Karen Casazza Through practical experience in operating vari- ous olfice machines, these girls become better acquainted with the work they will soon be doing. Carolyn Bendit Pat Henderson Throughout the year many melodious sounds are heard from the music department. The cooperation and hard work of the sisters and students are visible in the appreciation and knowledge gained. s 1 jan Brockway explains the opera, The Barber of Seville to the questioning music appreciation class. Terri Reinthaler matches Sister M. Rose Colette's high C. Fostering the talent of perhaps future star- lets, Miss Miller works hard in the drama de- partment. The glittering and successful produc- tions she directs each year are excellent proofs of her enthusiastic work and the ability of her students. Renee and Charlotte read a play while the rest of the class eagerlv follow the script. a -I r K t .- l f.,,K,w Art grows out of initiative and ingenu- ity. The challenges presented by ideas and materials are solved through the artists' originality. Contour drawing takes concentration in order to catch every detail. ,-41: As clothing students master the rudiments of machine and hand sewing, they have gained valu- able knowledge in this domestic field. They learn to select patterns and material, assemble the gar- ment, and finish it professionally. In addition to learning about fabrics and patterns, the clothing students learn the importance of appropriate ap- parel. 'W ' 'A steam If Wg' K ' , Thai M , M , ,, R-- , 3: This art class is hard at work doing a detailed drawing of the school s CIIIFHIICC. l 35 Janice makes her Soph Hop dress out of blue brocade ,Aa- ,afi H K I 7 I 5 if , , It ly'-X 2' I rf' if -' , i fl f ,x NX . 1 I V X 2 V! :Ill O I The physical education classes, under the guidance of our dedicated gym teachers, Mrs. Ecklof and Miss Rose, enliven the year with exercises, folk dancing, and organized sports, including volleyball, basketball, and softball. Badminton and tennis have been added for the enjoyment of the interested. Besides learning co-ordination through vigorous exercises, the students further their athletic skills and learn the true value of sportsmanship and teamwork. W M j, fy, M. ! F' 2' WC IF ue 1 g 1 - J , , Q in Ar , I I f we , i A . 'C 'A 3 7 - ' F25 M 9: 36:11 . . , , 1 -in , , f ' gi 4 .' 1, v ,Inf ,fy DW nn, Y 1 M . H , Nw It' 1 v .,s ?Q ., f 1 4 U w A 'Wliexm , .1-.M , ' 1 Q - . , f fl Registration day was a hectic confusion of schedule changes, homeroom and lock- er locations, and book and uniform pur- chases. Freshmen e a g e r 1 y acquainted themselves with the campus and with their new classmates. Sophomores, jun- iors, and Seniors returned to their Alma Mater after three months of vacation. Though nine months of study lay ahead, everyone had to concede that it was good . vp. to be back. 60 The Executive Council Pin Ceremony is the solemn vesting of student power in elected ofiicers. The Executive Council pin, a blue pin bearing the seal of the Sisters of the Holy Names, is distributed by Sister Superior to mem- bers of the Executive Council. These pins are a reminder of the responsibilities which rest upon the student leaders. The ceremony ended with the act of consecration whereby Executive Council members asked the help of Jesus and Mary to carry out their duties and to meet their responsibilities. 38 The Senior ring is ITIQFQ-fgl'laf1'il5ESf iig a piece of jewelry. It is a symbolfoyg-'fjgllfirhei mAL eighties that mark a student of fLe ghool. It is also a symbol' the Seniors as leadersinofzthe 'l,, follow- ing prayerfulnflreibgration,ar, giHrjlq.1zil--clay of recollection, S -receiyed Mrheir rings. Father ssr blessed and distributed '64, A W After Seniors si'l' were asked to report the Social iHall, Where their sister class had a congrafulations p a r t y . Cookies, wishes made a per- fect end toiffiiggieiliofiible clay. 7 wean dave ' L see tba lg Cod wil O , VCV Till On October 6 we celebrated the feast day of Mother Marie Rose, foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. A production entitled The Single Day aroused our d e v o t io n to Mother and brought us to a deeper ap- preciation and love for the education we are receiving from her community. Ziatdtcuaaaweettagiae Zogoodcuwltolwe ace, ?7Zaq 5 I . Dolores Paul gives a vivid portrayal of il gracious and gentle Mother Marie Rose. 40 I The memorable night of the Junior Informal held fun and excitement under the spell of Moonlight and Roses. Many hours were spent by Joey Stevens and crew making rose trees and trellises with eye-catching, mood-spinning results. Decorative as well as tasty refreshments and a wide selection of music were arranged for by Marie Mor- phy and her committee. Franca Di Ruocco and fellow- artists designed bids of which we are proud. '7 Za 'iTo die at the height of a man's career, the highest moment of his effort here in this world, universally honored and admired, to die while great issues are still commanding the whole of his interest, to be taken from us at a moment when he could already see ultimate success in view-is not the most unenviable of fates. -Winston Churchill A memorial Mass was celebrated at Holy Names on November 27. Let the word go forth from this time and place to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans. As these words rang out one chill january day, john Fitzgerald Kennedy firmly grasped the torch of freedom. He was the new leaderg he was the representative of that new generation of Ameri- cans. Thus, the new President led the land he loved to the New Frontier. With youthful vigor he initiated new programs and gave a fresh look to the old. The Alliance for Progress, the Peace Corps, the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty -these were among the many new measures of the Ken- nedy Program. His tremendous popularity was world-wide. John Ken- nedy personified the characteristics of which Americans are most proud. Then suddenly two years and ten months after that Inauguration Day, the voice of our beloved President was stilled forever by an assassin's bullet. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy is dead, but he will always be alive in the minds and hearts of his countrymen and people the world over, and his greatness shall live on. It would be well to remember the words of Speaker John McCormack on November 23, 1963: We should thank God that we have been privileged, however briefly, to have had this great man for our President. This photograph of President Kennedy at the University of California was provided through the courtesy of the Oakland TRIBUNE. On a windy night in late November, the Seniors held their never-to-be- forgotten Senior Informal. From nine to twelve, they danced to the music of Pete Dutton in the enchanted atmosphere of the Brazilian Room at Tilden Park. 43 .W v , 5 rs? i V-. Despite added competition from a new participant, St. john's, Holy Names once again emerged victorious on volleyball playday. Not only was the playing rough, but the spirit and sportsmanship displayed by all the schools, Bishop O,Dowd, Marin, Notre Dame, and Saint John's was won- derful. During lunch, representatives from each school entertained everyone with acts showing talent and humor. Good weather also played its part to make the day truly a fun-filled playday and one to long remember. , .,,L W 'wif r Volleyball Game Day ended in victory for the mighty Seniors and their spirited sister class. Upon regaining the bell from the Juniors, the Seniors had a party at which they repainted the bell a tri- umphant green and gold. Q deem! The colorful O Antiphon banners made the students aware of the spirit of the Advent season. Sodalists prepare to make their temporary Act of Consecration on the feast of their patron, Our Lady of Guadalupe. The spirited Sophomores congratulate their sis- ter class upon their victory in the Christmas Card Drive. The Advent season at Holy Names began with the weekly vigils at the advent wreaths, located in each hall. At the beginning of the season, an Advent Program was held, which helped to make each student aware of the value and importance of the time. During the first week of Advent, the Sodalists made their Act of Consecration to the Blessed Mother, pledging to be fervent in their duties. At the end of the season, the annual Christmas 46 Program was held, including a variety of tableaux depict- ing Christls birth, and the daily renewal man has of His suffering and death -the Mass. After the blessing of the tree by Sister Superior. Santa arrived to wish the Student Body a Merry Christmas. The spirit of love and good will was culminated by the distribution of baskets to less fortunate families. The Choral gives a rendition of the Kyrie as the Christ- mas Mass is seen in tableaux form. l Santa and his cute elf, Gail, extend Christmas greetings to members of the Student Body. Mary, The High Priest, offers us the Gift of her Son. On the feast of the Epiphany, the three kings bring gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the Blessed Virgin and the Christ Child. Arriving back at Holy Names after a refresh- ing vacation, the students took part in the Epiphany Program. The three kings granted the girls privileges to commemorate their gifts to the Christ Child. 47 nv' The senior retreats in january and April proved to be very beneficial to all who attended' them. This year they were held in the peaceful atmosphere of the Villa Maria del Mar in Santa Cruz. The hotel purchased by the Sisters was able no ac- commodate many more girls than Los Ga- tos, providing these retreatants with the opportunity of enriching their lives. w...,,,,,NwNL 1., ff. Lge . . . ,. Ns ' x xQ FX N., Il' QM, I Several times this year Holy Names hosted retreatants from southern Holy Names high schools, who visited us dur- ing their stay in God's countryf' ML .nwnmgglqlf Queen Party pays hom- .W ,w'WH,E4 age to another Queen by W, , w-N-' placing flowers at Our If 'WW I.ady's feet. ' fig Le r 1 VC-i433 ,K ,X 41 . N , O , , fi? a 041 1' W' lk W' .-tggflllla I 0 as X . lug Not only Rodgers and Hammerstein or Lerner and Lowe can put on successful musicalsg Holy Names Student Body put on a dozen or two on S.S.C. Half Day. This year the S.S.C. presented Rhythm Reviews, in which each section selected a Broadway musical as the theme of their booth. C o u r t e s y Queen, Patty Donovan, reigned over the day's festivities. In re- ward for the hard work devoted to their Showboat booth, junior Section I re- ceived the prize for the best display. The profits of the fun-filled day went to the less fortunate people in the missions. Y 51 477 Mrs. R. Cooney, Mrs. M. Kehoe, Jeanette wtf... 1. w 5 'Q' .Q ,J if Wz11'1'en, Carlotta Talfur, C h r i s t i n e Cooney. ademwl awe 54441465 O I KS ' ,fs as 'N To Keep the Flames from Holy Names was the theme of the Mothers' Club luncheon held on Thursday, January 50, 1964, at the Athens Athletic Club. Thanks to the supervision of Mrs. M. Kehoe and Mrs. G. Faz- zio, the day was a complete suc- cess. A well-known sculptor and monologuist, Fenner Fuller, de- lighted the guests with many in- teresting tidbits of information. Mrs. Kehoe conducted the Dutch Auction, and Mrs. O. Rees obtained the door prizes which went to these lucky ticket hold- ers. The proceeds will be used to help meet the financial require- ments entailed by improvements required by the Fire Department. Both the mothers and the fathers contributed much time and effort toward the better- ment of our school. Evidence of the sincere inter- est that the fathers have shown can be seen in the renovation of the lavatories and the light fix- tures outside. To them goes our grateful appreciation for a job well done. Mr. Franek, Chilifffliln of Dads' and Daughters' Night, confers with the president, Mr. Lewis May. A Full House Eng1and's Beattles are no match for Maryann Briston, K a th i e Butler, Judi Tucker, and Kathy Rosso. Joanna Panganiban Pas de Nuit Jeananne Brooker and her escort antici- pate a delightful evening. The long-awaited Soph Hop came on january 10. The theme, Misty,,' was portrayed quite well in the decorations, which included a park scene on the stage and a Misty Lane. The dance, a huge success, was enjoyed by everyone who came. Charlene Mikulich and Doug Mckee watch the dancers with interest. w Marian Redd, Carol Riddell, and their dates enjoy a rest. 7414 54 Annette Moore, John Anderson, and Ray Calori strike a pose. Rita Gianechini, our new Student Body Vice President. it ta 't S i Kathryn Bell President of CSF This year mid-term elections were enthusiastically encouraged by the Faculty and Student Body of Holy Names. The tremendous response by the girls showed ready leadership and school spirit within our Student Body. This reaction triggered a better under- standing of the workings of democratic government and reminded everyone that democracy is a privilege that must be used in order to make it work. The elections brought in new leadership to some class and Student Body officesg but, even more important, it evidenced an active participation in student government. Made, Lynn Schralla Anne Marie Yost, new Treasurer of 9-IV. Pedemont of 10-II. Secretaryg Vicki Ortman, Treasurer, of 11-I. surer' Kathy Roberts Vice President Lesleigh Fazzio, and Treasurer Kathy Sally Morrill, Presidentg Franca DiRucco, Vice Presidentg Denise Lillian O Mary Ann Colapietro gave a splendid performance in her Senior Recital. x .-. 5 Julie Meirstin, Cheryl Fager, and Lesleigh Fazzio delighted their guests when they performed for their Junior Certificates in Music. 56 On May 17, Mary Ann Colapie- tro gave her Senior piano recital. The program consisted of selections representative of the various his- torical periods from Handel to Falla. Among her selections were: Concerto in G Minor Mendelssohn Jeux d'Eau Ronel Spanish Dance No. 1 Falla Harmonious Blacksmith Handel Fantasie Impromptu Chopin The Mendelssohn's Concerto was accompanied by the Holy Names High School Orchestra. Mary Ann was assisted by her sister Anna Ma- rie, and Lesleigh Fazzio who played a Waldi Concerto for two cellos. ' WMM Peggy Fleitz was the representative of the Oakland Chapter of the Red Cross at the state-wide conference held in Sacramento at the El Dor- ado Hotel. As officers for the new Literary Magazine, these girls: Mary Murphy, poetry editorg Mary Rosso, prose editorg and jane Keller, editor-in-chief, Cabsent was Kit O'Malley, business managerjg spend a great deal of extra time editing our crea- tive works, Their frequent consultations with Mr. Lawrence Hart help to eliminate any trite additions and ensure excellent quality. These five Seniors, Sue Tuohy, Peggy Pedemont, Marty Slattery, Claire Toomey, and Marianne Mc- Daniel, represented Holy Names as delegates from Ethiopia at the University of California on February 28 and 29. Sally Slyngstad, Maura Toomey, and Marianne McDaniel were the three con- testants from Holy Names for the Lions Club Speech Contest. The topic was: Moral Integrity-Imperative for Sur- vival. Sally represented our school in later competition. Father Francis Maurovich presents to Ann Golden her scholarship to the Catholic college of her choice, which she earned by winning the Catholic Voice Essay Contest. . V L Ig. 'Y ' .K ' 'A f. s f-1 K .- K Y , . ,gy ., . . ACT' ' .2:- ,f .mv 'Q f m' L i ,, w 'su'i.fMgv f ws 'MU' ' Y ' I ,w is,Awg..tsekgf1?gxKfw:?fySg,w,gwQ? 1 M' iw QW9'fif'59 1 K 'K f W , .N . . A 1-5315 +w ' . 2. wi sg 1 ' , Ja f. K :- NL 4 , ft at .-- 5 41, EQ: 1, g,5u.Kf.K W- W K iw? ...Jr . . ,. gb my 1 , , 'S ..Q,43ZZ.'lT 5 iv - ef.f:1 q ':'Zig,,. 3 4 , .V 5 nik Q4 s x W' pl N115 ug., K+ V a 'fy W V wi' , A - ' A , - f vm., Y'-M k . ig - 441- K K,:gnK I .U .1 '. ,,.. k K N,g,,yg..i. K ,, L ? 5 A J - pw: ,w ,- K qw . ff' f 'f .. nm 7 Bai fn, K 1 Q , ,-ky? 5 A eva' -43.1.2 .K B , 93414 5,-,Q ., f Q 1 ir, L. -4-qmfgmwg ,MK - K grgfn mf f V, , ,, ya, ' , .5 , o if ' A '- if gf's5fw-'AI .V 1 , - '. . - - - f h . f AK -eyfszfw :f..b2' .. 'V HL . if 2 NA M' f ,, - - Kg, mgjnfzxf , .gi1,4-ffggyg, . .aj , vi .-3. - 1 .jf ' ff - K NS. KY A 'ii ,, K,3fwg ' . ,K 4 H4 ' f ' 771. A ig' 3 1 v2 .' xf . K 3 ,ew W ' K f . K - ,, 1 ' 1 M Y. .- .V .TQZWJE Kay -15 3 X A.: 6, -..,,,. A If 1. , .Ll 4 'lp 'Q V f. A A J--fd, W 14 iiwm ,,., . L, ' , A , P , . y, Q vw- 5 . :.-- ,ff 1 .lfaf A . .f . K- W M- q. 3.ie ' - gf- ,mfs -' K b ,, M , 5 ,. ' . b N - F ' f l , M 1 www- '1s1w,wQ1ff35f,gg,f,,K QM , , .. A- K. W , K 'K ,f ri Y W w uz:-f.,gk im Y f 2 K- M-' . lr J' ,, . Wmwfifwg, ' V, f ' ' i52,+5'.iLiLiQ, ' 'ig W -, I -fflklww , , , rm I . Megan, - - w y hf. , f, gwfb K. .T wx.. f -K A ,K 'iw I- Y A Q 'W-W' Q1 P - K ' . P 5 Q HM A 'Q -' - '-ffH S'?4: fifXSr 5355?3?EiufsgQ'g 1 'iw f ,S ,ffl eff ' L. If ' ' - -- 1 mg f F ' ' K iff :LSI ,, f ' V'-21 1. 5 . A Q? .4-v , ,. ,, Mai? A at f vi U , . ,Q F3 4 N x x i The May crowning of Mary is an honored tradi- tion at Holy Names. More than ever in this yearls May Procession, that spirit of re: spect and love due a queen permeated our act of hom- age. The high point of the procession was the crown- ing of Our Lady by Marty Slattery, President of the S.S.C. One wreath of flow- ers was placed at her feetg another crowned her head. These ceremonies were rev- erently concluded by Bene- diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament given by Mon- signor Robert Cullen. Om Zydfbgd Father Francis Maurovich, editor of The Cafb- olic Voire, and Mr. Angelo DiFalco, circula tion manager of the Voire, plead for our sup port in the Catholic Voice Crusade. .iei,:i , . , i t Father Daniel Danielson and Mr. Gerald Hanson en- lighten us about the posi- tive work being done to extend and promote Chris- tian love by the Cursillo and Search movement. A number of guest speakers provided much food for thought for us this year. The Ecumenical Spirit was stressed by many, such as Rabbi Stern, who talked to the Seniors about the jewish religiong Father john Waldie, M.M., who told of the work of the Holy Names' missionar- ies and others in Peru, Sister Mary Berch- mans, HNH alumna, who anticipated for us her future work in South Africag and Father Francis Maurovich, who spoke of his trip to the Vatican and his impres- sions during the second session of the Ecumenical Council. Other guests broadened our outlook on life: Mr. Richard Yee, a professor of philosophy at Holy Names College, made us stop and think about much that we take for grantedg Sister M. Claire Made- leine, also of Holv Names College, showed us how to appreciate the beauty and fascination of poetry. Still other speakers brought closer to l Father john Waldie, M.M., and Mother Wil- liam Marie, Provincial Superior. Neiani Franek, Sister Mary Berchmans, S.N.J.M., and Marilyn Ayres. Z us the troubles in today's complex world. Rabbi William Stern iw 'lb-:fill i k A . xr- Mr. Richard Yee Mr. Henry Casanave from the Inter-racial Council told us of the challenging prob- lems that the Negro faces daily. Dr. Car- men T. Boscoe, with his informative filmg showed to us the significant link between smoking and cancer. Mr. Boni- face Obichere of Nigeria and Mr. Frank- lyn Barnett told us of the problems of Africa and the progress being made there. Mr. Kenneth H. MacLaugh1in of Junior Achievement made us realize that we must be ready to accept a role in the business world. Entertainment, too, was provided by our guest speakers. Miss Ellen Connor, a folk singer, offered an afternoon of enjoyment. Again this year we were happy to welcome Miss Mary Louise Hickey. She presented The Barretts of Wimpole Street. We are grateful for the opportunities we were given to encourage our appre- ciation of culture. Mr. Boniface Obichere and Mr. Franklyn M. Barnett Miss Mary Louise Hickey is interviewed by staff members after her captivating performance. at ' fffwjfrfigillagfi lf -'N-We-.f,,:. rn, W i W ,,,. JZ to . ages ' X 4 t ,,., . , - ,,L .. -f' r. V 73 ,, , ,Va I ., 5 . gl Miss Ellen Connor Mr. Henry Casanave Dr. Carmen T. Boscoe A little dab 'll do ya! 1 It's amazing what a coat of paint can do. Moe, Peggy, Pris, Penny, and Kitty know this all too well. Brushes, paint, and elbow grease helped to give a bright new look to the GAA office. 4 .Zane A coat of paint wasn't the only new look for the GAA this semester. Miss Denise Mezek joined the faculty as a replacement for Mrs. Eklof, who moved to Sacramento. We are sorry to lose her. The enthusiasm that she gave her stu- dents will long be remembered. Welcome, Miss Mezek! You will surely have our support in the months ahead. 62 Q SY' 5 DW i 'Giga u X . 1 H353 :M 4 5 if f ZW V 4 8: 'O ' FQ! 5'-f,,'5,, - '.r,. 4 , C Sf. .. i aw H015 vim sea.-rt - ' 1 Make P1'z1n-hml M-tt. I A Fi 315435 K , ik Lbfllff ,V if . . f-,211 ,,,'.g, I Izkwae' 1:5 Km Gakliuni ' , N Q.. Q ffl 3fv.f4Z'QZSSAEr' 'v '4 ' ','. '. 1, ' , is M lt. , Q is .K .eg W., 47,55 .,... r.,,.,.,. M. :..,,L,,-M: A 1 2 A I ii 14 Barbara Canepa, '62, and her g room, Stephen Roberts re- turned to fulfill a Holy Names tradition by placing her wed- ding bouquet at the feet of the B l e s s e d Mother's statute in chapel and signing the Alumnae bride's book. M . , nun H, K tumnews to E 3, ' gf 1. H Y 2 I ' 3 g Our Alumnae are brought back to the corridors of Holy Names every time there is news of a marriage, the birth of a baby, the profession of religious vows, or any event of public recognition. This is the function of the Alumnae bulletin board-to bring them all back in times of success and happiness. tumnews It was a day of cherished memories and reminiscences as the Class of '63 reunited in traditional fashion during the Christmas holidays. Z . f Q,-. 1 :vw 5' 3 ,. , , K f 1 .4 E X, QM, , H Pd' H -sziiek ' 'M M i - 'WN I V kg ', 2 '99 Q: u- I . f ASS E4 Upon arriving at Holy Names High School in 1960 as excited Freshmen, we looked admiringly at the Seniors, wondering if someday we, too, would attain this goal. Led by our patron, St. Joan of Arc, we attempted to achieve our motto, 'lTo the highest we will always strive. Our mascot, the giraffe, helped greatly in reaching the heights As Sophomores, sophomore year are and NO cups and a Fountain, outshone for which we strove. we came closer to our goal. The joys and memories of our many. We began our accomplishments by winning both A series of sports victories. Our first dance, Three Coins in a every expectation. In 1962 our goal was in sight as we became upperclassmen. Our undying enthusiasm led us to win the Christmas Card Drive, and again, the A and NO cups. Our year sparkled with our junior Informal, Golden Gate Twilight, and our Junior Prom. At last we reached our goal of becoming leaders of the school. Our enthusiasm was again shown as we won both the Patron Drive and the Christmas Card drive. The memories of our years at Holy Names High School will be engraved upon our hearts foreverg and as we receive our diplomas in june, our voices will re-echo the words of our school song: We'l1 ever loyal be to Alma Mater, Holy Names! 'Uk TERESE ALLARA Terrie Cap 'n' Bell 1,33 Sodality 1,35 Publicity REP- 39 Chairman of So- cial Committee 45 Operetta 4: Dance Committees 2,35 NO pins: Volleyball teams: Teacher. DP' -n-:tv z MARILYN AYRES Cap 'ti' Bell 15 Choral 1,35 Sodal- ity 1-45 SB Treas. 33 SB Pres. 45 Class Pres. 1,25 Dance Commut- tees 2,35 NO pins: Choral pins: Business Scrolls5 Alternate to G rl s' S t a t eg Dependability, School Spirit awards: Private Sec- retary. JANET AMBROSE fan Cap 'n' Bell 1-45 Cecilians 45 Choral 1-45 Block Society 45 Sodality 1-45 Operetta 25 Dance Committees 2,35 No pins: Nu- meral, Circle, Blockg Volleyball, Basketball teams: Nurse. I SUSAN BARLOGA Sue Cap 'n' Bell 15 Cecilians 1-45 Or- chestra 1,25 Sodality 15 Class Treas. 15 A pins5 NO pins5 CSF pinsg Volleyball team: Teacher. GUADALUPE AVILA Lupita Business Scrolls5 Registered at Holy Names in 1962: Secretary. S 'Qs-,af i' JO-ANN AUGELLO jo Cap 'n' Bell 2,45 CSF 2-45 Sodali- ty 45 Yearbook Staff 2-45 Year- book Editor 45 Class Sec.'3: Dance Committees 2,35 A PINS? NO pins: CSF pinsg Business Scrolls5 Dependability, Courtesy awards: Medical Assistant. NANCY BEIRNE Cap 'n' Bell 1,45 Choral 25 JCL: Sodality 1,25 Cheerleader 15 Cap 'n' Bell Rep. 45 Yearbook Rep. 45 Dance Committees 2,35 NEDT award: Auxilium Latinium award: A pinsg NO pinsg Tennis team: Pulblic Health Nurse. . e ig . ,k , I 1 , ij : M: is AVVK i a.,,,'::,l- : rig -' I MARY KATHRYN BELL Kalhy CSF 1-4: Cheerleader 2: CSF Vice Pres. 4: A pins: NO pins: CSF pins: Teacher. I? E f , 5 .. ' Q was ,K . si V ,L 1 'H Y A A : 41:2 1 Y CAROLYN BENDIT Cgrgf Publicity Rep. 3: NO pins: Sec- retary. CATHERINEANN BETTENCOURT Calhy Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell 1-3: Orchestra 1-3: Sodality 1-4: Cap 'n' Bell Sec. 3: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Business Scrolls: Numeral, Circle, Block: Basket- ball, Volleyball, Badminton, Soft- ball teams: Stenographer. 7aucZZnaZ 5aZ'7aafJZ69n time LINDA BOCCACCIO Cap 'n' Bell 4: Sodality 1: Dance Committees 2,3: NO pins: Volley- ball teams: Model. 1 SHARON BOWERS Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell 1, 2,4: Choral 1,2: Sodality 1,4: Mis- sion Rep. 3: GAA Rep. 4: Year- book Rep. 4: NO pins: Choral pins: Cap 'n' Bell pin: Numeral, Circle, Block: Mother Marie Rose Play: Volleyball, B a s k e t b a ll teams: Surgical Nurse. 68 KAREN BREKAS NO pins: Choral pin: Cosmetolo- gist. 2 E I JOAN BRETHAUER Cap 'n' Bell 4g Sodality 2g Dance Committees 2,33 NO pinsg Vol- leyball, Basketball teams: Airline Hostess. Ziepdlimaqfedvi v' nl JANICE BROCKWAY fan Cap 'n' Bell lg Sodality lg Class Treas. 35 Class Sec. 4: Dance Committees 2,3g NO pins: Nucle- ar Physicist. waa,a4Z4,cwd7wdZZ!eaaea0zcuZ I. CYNTHIA BUTLER Cindy Cap 'n' Bell 3,45 Sodality 3,4g NO ping Volleyball team: Home Economist Teacher. JANET CALLAWAY Angel Cap 'n' Bell 1-4g Sodality 1,2g GAA Rep. 25 Cap 'n' Bell Rep. 4g NO pinsg CSF pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pinsg Volleyball, B a s k e t b a ll teams: Philosopher. 69 DONNA BRUNO Cap 'n' Bell 3,49 Sodality 15 NO pmsg Badminton Club: Nurse. MAUREEN CAMMACK Mo Cap 'n' Bell 1,2g Choral 2,45 Yearbook Staff 4g NO pinsg Choral pinsg Volleyball, Basket- ball teams: Medical Secretary. ANNETTE CARLISLE Sodality 1,2g Yearbook Staff 4: Dance Committees 2,55 A pins: NO pins: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Advertising Artist. I 0 f KAREN CASAZZA Cap 'n' Bell 1,2,4g Dance Com- mittees 2,5: NO pins: Legal Sec- retary. as KATHLEEN CELLI Kathy Cap 'n' Bell I-3: Sodality 1-4: Mission Rep. 4: Choral Vice Pres. 2: Choral Sec. 4: A pins: NO pins: Choral pins: Music pins: Volleyball team: Elementary Teacher. MARILYN CLARK Cap 'n' Bell 1: Sodality 1-4: Dance Committees 2,3g A pins: NO pins: Volleyball team: Ele- mentary School Teacher. CARROLL CLARKE Cap 'n' Bell 1,2: Choral 1-4: Choral Vice Pres. 4: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Choral pins: Secretary. 70 LINDA COONEY Lin Cap 'n' Bell 1,2,4: Choral 2: So- dality 1-3: Mission Co-ordinator 3: Class Sec. 1: Yearbook Rep. 1: Costume Com. Chairman 4: Operetta 1,2: A pins: NO pins: CSF ping Cap 'n' Bell pins: Vol- leyball team: Social Worker. N. 1 'b 'ww' ROSEMARY CORTEZ Rosie Cap 'n' Bell 1,21 Choral 1-4: Choral Pres. 4: Publicity Rep. 4: NO pins: Choral pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Psychologist. CAROL CZECHOVITZ Cap 'n' Bell 4: Choral 1,2,4: So- dality 1: Mother Marie Rose Play 4: Dance Committees 2,33 NO pins: Choral pins: Medical Secre- tary. Y MAUREEN DEGNAN Moe Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell l,2: CHARLOTTE DALY Clmr Cap 'n' Bell 4: Cecilians 1,23 Sodality 1-4g Yearbook Rep. 1- 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Acting Com- mittee Chairman 4: Publicity RGD- 3g Apostolic Rep. 4: A pins: NO pins: Music pins: Psychologist. 3 I CAROLE DAVI Daw Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell 1,23 Soclality 1-4: Mission Rep. 3: GAA Rep. 4: Dance Committees 2,35 A pins: NO pins: Numeral, C i r cl e, Block: Dependability, Courtesy. School Spirit awards: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Ele- mentary School Teacher. Sodality 1-4: GAA Sec. 3: GAA Pres. 4: Courtesy Queen Attend- ant lg A pins: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Courtesy, School Spirit awards: Numeral, Circle, Block: Volleyball, Basketball teams: For- est Ranger. 7l ELIZABETH DEL SARTO Betty Cap 'n' Bell 1: Choral 2,51 Dance Committees 2,33 NO pins: Volley- ball team: Receptionist. CATHERINE DEVLIN Cathy Yearbook 4: Dance Committees 2,33 NO pins: Business Scrolls: Art Certificate of Meritg Volley- ball, Basketball teams: Legal Sec- retary. ELAINE DIRIDONI Cap 'n' Bell 1,4g Dance Commit- tees 2,3z NO pins: Medical Sec- retary. PATRICIA DONOVAN Party Sodality lg SB. Sec. 35 Class Pres. 1,2g Class Vice Pres. 4: A pins: NO pins: Dependability, School Spirit awards: Social Worker. MARY KATHERINE DRISCOLL Mary Kay Choral 1,2g Yearbook Staff 4: Dance Committees 2,53 NO pins: Latham Foundation Poster Con- test: Volleyball team: Nurse. CHERYL FAGER Sherry Cecilians I-4: Orchestra 1-4: So- dality 1-4: Cecilian Sec. 23 Cecil- ian Pres. 4: Mission Rep 1: Or- chestra Librarian 3g NO pins: Ae- olian pins: Orchestra pins: Sev- enth Grade Recital: School Place- ment Monitor Contest: junior High School Teacher. 72 SALLY FAY Cap 'n' Bell 1: A pins: NO pins: Choral pinsg Cheerleader 2-4: Nuclear Physicist. JEANNE FITZPATRICK Cap 'n' 3,4: Sodality lg A pins: NO pins: Badminton Club 4: Nurse. Io Sodality 1: Senior Social Com- mittee: A pins: NO pins: CSF JOANNE FRANK pin: Nurse. R MARY FLYNN Cap 'n' Bell 1: Sodality 1,25 NO pinsg Volleyball team: Secretary. PAULA FRESCHI Audio-Visual 1-3: Cap 'n' Bell 1-4g Cecilians lg CSF Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 1,3g Class Treats. Zg A pins: NO pins: CSF pins: Music pins: High School Teacher. 73 NEIANI FRANEK Nani Soclalitv 3,4g SSC Mission C0- ordinator 4: Dance Committee 3: NO pins: Missionary. 9 CAROL GAI Cap 'n' Bell 1,2,4g Sodaliry 5: Dance Committees 2,3g A pins: NO pins: Dental Technician. 1 DONNA GARDNER Apostolic Rep. 2g Class Secretary 4: Dance Committees 2,55 NO pinsg Volleyball, Basketball. Ten- nis teams: Elementary School Teacher. -x i RITA MARIE GIANECHINI Choral 49 Sodality 1-4g Class Sec- retary 1,2g Class President 3: Class Treasurer 4: Dance Com- mittees 2,5g A Pins: NO pins: Courtesy, Dependability awardsg Volleyball. Basketball te a m s: Home Economist. PATRICIA HENDERSON Patlv Cap 'n' Bell 1,49 Yearbook Staff 4g Acting Committee Chairman 4g NO pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pin: Legal Secretary. s CHARLOTTE GRANEY Cap 'n' Bell 1: Sodality 1,31 SB Vice Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 21 Class President Sq Dance Committees 2,53 A pinsg No pinsg Dependability awardg NEDT award: Ten- nis team: journalist. - 74 LINDA GUINASSO Lyn Block Society 4g Cap 'nl Bell 1,4g Dance Committees 2,33 NO pinsg Business Scroll: Numeralg Circleg Blockg Vol- leyball, Basketball teams: Le- gal Secretary. SUSAN HOCKINS Sue Senior Social Committeeg Business Scroll: Fashion Designer. f ANITA HOOPES Nilzie Cecilians 2: Sodality lg A Pinsg NO pinsg Volleyball team: Nurse MARY KENNEDY JUDITH HUNGERFORD Izzdy CSF 2g A pinsg NO pinsg CSF pinsg Volleyball, Bas- ketball teams: Secretary. Soclality 1,2g A pinsg NO pins: Secretary. I MARTHA HUNT Martha:- Sfldalify 3: Apostolic Rep. 1,2g Senior Social Commit- ICGS A pinsg NO pins: CSF ping Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis teams: Interior Dec- orator. 75 JANE KELLER Cap 'n' Bell 2,32 Soclality 1,21 Publicity Rep. 4g Dance Com- mittee 3g NO pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pins: Dependability award: Legal Secretary. KATHLEEN ISOLA Kallyie Cap 'n' Bell 1,23 Sodality 11 Mis- sion Rep.1: Cheerleader 33 Senior Social Committeeg Dance Com- mittees 2,3: A pinsg NO pinsg Numeralg Circleq Volleyball, Bas- ketball teams: Nurse. I MARY ELLEN KENNY Sodality 3,49 GAA Rep. 43 Daflfe Committee 35 Volleyball, Basket- ball teams: Home Economics. VICTORIA LACOURSE Vicki Cap 'n' Bell 1,4g Cecilians 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Sodality 1-45 NO pinsg Orchestra pins: Peace Corps. 1 DANA KINDT Cap 'n' Bell 4g Choral 2,33 Sodali- ty 1-43 A pinsg NO pinsg Choral pin: Volleyball teams: Laboratory Technician. 1 f JEANN E LAUB Cap 'n' Bell 45 Sodality 4g Apos- tolic Rep. 3g Cap 'n' Bell Librar- ian 4g Mother Marie Rose Play 4g NO pins: Teach in juvenile Hall. 76 I SUE KUKLO Sodaliry 39 Class Pres. 4g Class Sec. 35 Class Treas. lg GAA Rep. 2g Operetta 1-4g Dependability, School Spirit awardsg Volleyball Basketball teams: Pilot. I JUDITH LEARY Judie Cap 'n' Bell 45 Sodality 35 GAA Rep. 33 Operetta 1,3,4g Christmas Play 3g NO pinsg Numeral, Cir- cleg School Spirit awardg Volley- ball, Basketball teams: Policewo- man. BARBARA LEWIS Cap 'n' Bell lg NO pinsg Choral pmsg Volleyball, basketball teams: Elementary education. Y 1 MICHELE MAGGIORA Sbellie Cap 'n' Bell 1: Sodality 1,2g Class Sec. 2g Class Pres. 1,43 Class Vice Pres. 3: A pinsg NO pinsg CSF pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pins Dependa- bility awardsg Volleyball team: World Traveler. JULIA LOQUVAM julie Block Society 4g Cap 'n' Bell 1,2g CSF 1-4g JCL 2: Sodality 1-4g Yearbook 3-4g CSF Vice Pres. 3: Parliamentarian 4g Dance Com- mittees 2,3g A pinsg NO pinsg CSF pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pinsg School Spirit awardg Latin award 1,3g Volleyball, basketball teams: Social Worker. ANNA MAIOLINI Cap 'n' Bell 4g Dance Commit- tees 2,3g NO pins: Private Secre- tary. 77 1, ANN LUCKE Cap 'n' Bell lg Yearbook Staff 4 Publicity Rep. 2g Operetta 2 Dance Committee 2,53 Volleyball team: Peace Corps. f ROSEMARY MANLY Rosie Cap 'n' Bell 1: Choral 1,25 Year- book Staff fig Publicity Rep. 35 A pinsg NO pinsg Cap 'n' Bell pins: Choral pinsg NEDT awardg Vol- leyball team: Teacher. l ANN MAY Cap 'n' Bell 1: Cecilians 1,2,41 CSF 2,3: JCL: Sodality 1,3: Class Pres. 2: Class Sec. 3,4: CSF Sec.- Treas, 5: Dance Committees 2,31 Mother Marie Rose Play 4: Nu- meral, Circle: A pins: NO piI1S3 ins Volle ball Basketball, CSF D 1 Y 1 , Tennis teams: Neurosurgeon. MARIANNE MCDANIEI. Cap 'n' Bell 1-5: Cecilians 1-4: CSF 1-4: Orchestra 1-4: Soclaltty 1-4: Apostolic Co-ordinator 3: Apostolic Reb- 29 SSC Vife Pres 43 A pins: NO pins: CSF pins, Volleyball teams: Nuclear Physi- cist. CATHERINE MAYES Catlav Cap 'n' Bell 1: Sodality 1-4: Dance Committee 2: A pins: NO pins: Mother Marie Rose Play 4: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Teacher. PATRICIA McENTEE Mac Cap 'n' Bell 1: Dance Committees 2,33 NO pins: Volleyball: Teach- er. 78 ' MARGARET MCCARTHY Peggi Cap 'n' Bell 1-45 Choral 1,2: CSF 1,3,4: Sodality 1,2,4: Yearbook Staff 2-4: Business Manager 4: Mission Rep. 2: Yearbook Rep. 2: GAA Rep. 3: Make-up Chair- man 3,4g Operetta lg Dance Com- mittees 2,3: A pins: NO pins: CSF pins: Business Scrolls: Chor- al pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Numer- al, Circle: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Tree Surgeon. SALLIE MCFARLAND Cheerleader 3: Dance Committees 2,31 A pins: NO pins: Profession al Flyer. SUSAN MCGLYNN Susie Cap 'n' Bell 1: Class Sec. 1: NO pins: Volleyball team: Secretary. I PATRICIA MCKITTRICK Patsy Mission Rep. 4: Registered at Holy Names in 1963: Social Worker. l KATHLEEN McMURDO Kathy Cheerleader, 2,4: Dance Commit- tees 2,3: NO pins: Research Chemist. ' .fmduzdwmaaz ' ', Zodetaaciae ' SUE MIJANOVICH Ann Block Society 4: JCL 2: Sodality 1,23 Yearbook Staff 4: A pins: NO pins: Numeral, Circle, Block: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball teams: Elementary School Teach- er. I REGINA MITCHELL Ginn Audio-Visual 1-4: Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell 1,2: Sodality 1-4: Audio-Visual Pres. 4: A pins: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Numeral. Circle, Block: S c h o o l Spirit a W a r cl: Volleyball, Basketball team: Physics Major. 79 l 1 MARY MICHELE MOHR Shelli Cap 'n' Bell 1-4: Orchestra 1-4: Sodality 1-4: Cap 'n' Bell Pres. 4: Orchestra Vice Pres. 3: Cap 'n' Bell Librarian 3: Dance Com- mittees 2,3: A pins: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Orchestra pins: Nurse. MARY MURPHY Ginger Cap 'n' Bell 1-3: Dance Committees 2, 3, Operetta 2: A pins: NO pins: Volley- ball, Basketball, Badminton teams: Nurse. CLAIRE ANN O'NEIL Cap 'n' Bell 1-4: NO pins: Vol- leyball teams: Teacher. f. 1 ROSE MARIE MURRY Cap 'n' Bell 1: NO pinsg Numer- al, Volleyball team: Secretary. MARY ORLOSKY Cap 'n' Bell' 1: A pins: NO pinsg Numeral: Volleyball teams: Women's Air Force. 80 ELAINE NUNEZ Cap 'n' Bell 1,49 Apostolic Rep. 4: Dance Committees 2,3: Philosopher. MARY JEAN ORTLAND Cap 'n' Bell 1,4: Cecilians 1,2: Sodality 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Cap 'n' Bell Rep. 4: NO pins: Numeral: Vol- leyball, Basketball, Tennis teams: Dance Committees 2, 3: Interior Decorator. KATHLEEN O'MALLEY Kit Class Treas. 4, Volleyball team: Registered at Holy Names in 1965: Biologist. JOANNA PANGANIBAN Cap 'n' Bell 1-3: Cecilians 4: Choral fig Cheerleader 1,21 Cap 'n' Bell Treas. 55 Operetta 1-31 Dance Committees 2,55 A pinsg NO pins: Cap n' Bell pins: Nu- meral: Stage Work. l PAULITA PARRISH DeeDee Cap 'n' Bell 1-4, Choral 1, 2, Sodality 1-4, Sodality Group Leader 3, Props Chairman 3, Dance Com- mittees 2,3, A pins, NO pins, Cap 'n' Bell pins, Nu- meral, Circle, Volleyball, Basketball teams: Dietician. V .,:. .,..,.V,., E .X A 25' J A 3513 , I H 41,5 1 Q1 fl? ITF' 1 ,t,, 1 9 : I DOLORES PAUL Lorrie Cap 'n' Bell 1,2,4, Orchestra 1,2, Sodality 1,2, Class Sec. 1, Pub. Rep. 2,3, Class Vice Pres. 4, Prop Chairman 2, Stage Crew Chairman 4, Dance Committees 2,53 Christmas plays 1,2, Mother Marie Rose Play 4, NO pins, Cap in' Bell pins, Orchestra pins, Numeral, School Spirit, Depend- ability awards, Volleyball, Bas- ketball teams: Interior Decor- ator. FRANCA PERNECCO Cap 'n' Bell 1,4, CSF 1-4, So- dality 1,4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Class Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3: AS- sistant Business Manager 4: Dance Committees 2,3, A pins, NO pins, Business Scrolls, CSF pins, Numeral, Circle, Depend- ability, Courtesy awards, Volley- ball, Basketball teams: Foreign Correspondent. GAIL PETERSON Cheerleader 3,4: Yearbook Rep. 3, Dance Committee 3, Cheerleading Coordinator 4, NO pins: Nurse. MARY ANN PAULETICH Cap 'n' Bell 4, Operetta 2, Class Mascot 3: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, Volleyball teams: Fashion Designer. f MARY Jo PETTIT Sodality 1, Dance Commit- tees 2,3: A pins, NO pins: Obstetrician. MARGARET PEDEMONT Peggy Block Society 4, Cap 'n' Bell 1, Sodality 1-4, SSC Treas. 3, Block Society Pres. 4, GAA Rep. 2, A pins, NO pins, Numeral, Circle, Block, NEDT award, Dependability, C o u r t e s y awards, Volleyball, Basket- ball teams: Canadian Mountie. I CHRISTINE PITTS Chris Cecilians 1-4, NO pins, Music pins: Pianist. lf NOEL PRESLEY Choral 1-4: Second Division Choral Pres.2g NO pins: Choral pinsg Volleyball, Basketball teams: Airline Hostess. 4 .f 'j VALERIE RISI Cap 'n' Bell 1, 33 Sodality 1, 3: Apostolic Rep. 1: NO pins: Vol- leyball team: Interior Decorator. 0Q4df56040L', DIANE PROSSER Dy Cap 'n' Bell 1: CSF 4: Sod- ality 5, 4: Yearbook Staff 4: GAA Rep. 3g Apostolic Rep. 4: Dance Committees 2, 35 Mother Marie Rose Play 4: A pins: NO pins: CSF pins: Numeral: School Spirit award: Volleyball, Basket- ball teams: Physical Therapist. KATHLEEN ROBERTS Kathy Sodality lg Apostolic Rep. 3: A pins: NO pins: Numeral, Circle: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Teacher. 82 PAULETTE PUCCETTI Cap 'n' Bell 1: NO pins: Airline Hostess. 1 TERESA ROEMER Tissa Block Society 45 Cecilians 1-3: Soclality 1-3: Cecilian Treas. 2: Honor Band 5: A pinsg NO pins: Orchestra pins: Numeral, Circle, Block: Volleyball teams: Engin- CCI. MARY ROSSO Cap 'n' Bell 2: Cecilians 2-43 JCL 2, 3: Yearbook Staff 3, 4: Assis- tant Editor 4g Literary Magazine Co-ordinator 4: Operetta 2, 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: A pins: NO pins: Music pinsg Numeral: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Ar- cheologist. It ialii ltee ' ,. 4 it 1 taia eet C iiti a V' ,t.t. I JUDITH SCHMALEK judie Cap 'n' Bell 1, 2, 4: Sodality 1: NO pinsg Volleyball team: Inter- ior Decorator. , I FRANCINE SALAMID Franny Cap 'n' Bell lg Choral 1: Sodality 1-3: Apostolic Rep. 55 Class Treas. 4: Pres. of Badminton Club 3: A pinsg NO pins: Choral pins: Numeral, Circleg School Spirit a- w a r d g Volleyball, Basketball teams: Animal Sciences. l MARY SCHNEIDER Cap 'n' Bell 1, 2: Sodality 1-43 Mission Rep. 1: NO pins: Volley- ball teams: Social Worker. 83 0602 If A -V H ..:,, . ,,,. ., si , .., if f , - .. . l ,',. 2 A .. A 'i.,' 3,5 Q15 ,. ' -4 ' .-.' f ' PRISCILLA SANCHEZ Prissy Cap 'n' Bell 4: Sodality 3, 45 Red Cross 45 Yearbook Staff 4: NO pins: Social Worker. LEILANI SCHOLTZ Lani Cap 'n' Bell 1, 2g Sodality 1: Dance Committees 2, 3: NO pins: Business Scrolls: P. E. Teacher. I MARY LYNN SCHRALLA Lynn Cap 'nl Bell 4: Cecilians 1-3: So- dality 1-4, Apostolic Rep. 2: Mis- sion Rep. 4: Program Chairman 4: Dance Committees 2,35 NO pins: Nurse. PRISCILLA SCOTLAN Pri: Cap 'n' Bell 1, 2: Block Society 4: JCL 2, 3: Sodality 1-4: GAA Treas. 3: GAA Vice Pres. 4: GAA Rep. 1, 2: Dance Com- mittees 2, 3: NO pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Numeral, Circle, Block: School Spirit awards: Volleyball, Basketball, Softball teams: Pediatrician. vf Q7 MARILYN SIBLEY Cap 'n' Bell 4: Sodality 1: Year- book Staff 4: Class Treas. 3: Senior Social Committee: Dance Committees 2,33 NO pins: SSC Attendant 2: Courtesy awards: Volleyball team: Nurse. fl 414644 Qu SUZANNE SLATER Sue Block Society 4: Cap 'n' Bell 4: Sodality 3, 4: Class Pres. 3, 4: A ping NO pins: Numeral, Block: Dependability award: Courtesy award: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Soprano Singer. fi Q U if cg A ltre . .,,, , MARGARET SLATTERY Marty Cecilians 1-3: Sodality 1-4: SSC Sec. 3: SSC Pres. 4: Class Vice Pres. 1, 2: A pins: NO pins: CSF pinsg Music pins: Numeral, Cir- cle, Block: Dependability, School Spirit awards: Girls' State Rep.: Volleyball, Basketball teams: Diplomatic Corps. 84 CAROLE SOUZA Cap 'n' Bell 1-4: Sodality 1: Apostleship of Prayer Rep. 3: Dance Committees 2, 3: NO pins: Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball teams: journalist. I JANET SOUZA jan Block Society 41 Cap 'n' Bell 1g Yearbook Staff 43 NO pinsg Bus- iness Scrollsg Numeral, Circle, B l o c k g Volleyball, Basketball teams: Private Secretary. :Ae mai 1 JERRIE THOMAS Cecilians 1-fig Orchestra 1-4g So- dality 1: NO pins: Orchestra pinsg Aeolean pins: Honor Bandg Cecilian Block l-3: Laboratory Technician. JUDITH STRAUS Indy Block Society 4: Cecilirms 1-4: Orchestra 1-43 Sodality 1-4: Ap- ostolic Rep. 1: Orchestra Pres. 4g Orchestrag Librarian 2,5g Concert Mistress 43 NO pil1SL 1390192111 pinsg Orchestra pinsg Numeral, Circle, Blockg Aeolean Blockg Volleyball, Basketball, Softball teams: Social Worker. i i ELLEN TOLON Cap 'n' Bell I, 2, 4, Choral 2g Sodality 1-43 Class Treas. 1, 3g Mission Rep. 1, 2: Senior Social Committeeg Cap 'n' Bell Secre- taryg A pinsg NO pinsg CSF ping Cap 'n' Bell pinsg Dance Com- mittees 2,3g Mother Marie Rose Play 4g Volleyball, Basketball teams: Anthropologist. 85 CATHERINE TABACCO Katie Cap 'n' Bell lg Sodality 1-4g Year- book Staff fig Dance Committee 23 A pinsg NO pinsg CSF pinsg Business Scrollsg Volleyball Bas- ketball teams: Legal Secretary. I CLAIRE TOOMEY Cap 'n' Bell 1, 23 JCL 2g Social- ity 1-4g Class Treas. 1, 2g Class Vice Pres. 4g Apostolic Rep. 3: Yearbook Rep. lg A pinsg NO pinsg NEDT awardq Dance Com- mittees 2,3g Numeralg Volleyball, Basketball teams: Poetess. PATRICIA TUCKER Patti Cap 'n' Bell 15 Choral 1: Sodal- y A, ity 1-3: Senior Social Committee: fl A pins: NO pins: NEDT award: 'X Criminal lawyer. . SUSAN TUOHY Sue Cap 'n' Bell 2-4: Sodality 1-4: Publicity Rep. 4: Cap 'n' Bell Vice Pres. 4: Cap 'n' Bell Pub. Co-ordinator 3: Stage Crew 2-45 National Merit Semiiinalistg A pins: NO pins: CSF pins: Cap 'n' Bell pins: Volleyball, Basket- ball teams: Artist. ROBBIN VALLADO Cap 'n' Bell lg Sodality 1: Mis- sion Rep. lg NO pins: Interior Designer. WENDY VERNE'I'I'I Senior Social Committee: Dance Committee 35 NO pins: Anthro- pologist. aa ' ALICIA TURNER Audio-Visual 4g Sodality 5: NO pins: Librarian. 11,45 , eaamakeaa I 1 I l N l PATRICIA VONNEGUT Pat Sodality 1-4: A pins: NO pins: Business Scrollsg Volleyball team: ' Medical Secretary. 1 cb do I BARBARA WARREN Cecilians 1-45 JCL 25 Dance Committees 2,3g A pinsg NO pinsg Choral pins: Biologist. cada DONNA WENTWORTH Cap 'n' Bell 43 SodalitY 33 NO pins: Lab Technician. I DEBORAH WEBER Debbie Cap 'n' Bell lg Choral 1-49 Choral Treas. 4g NO pinsg Chor- al pinsg Volleyball team: Nurse. i LINDA WEBSTER Cecilians 4g Registered at Holy Names in 1963: Recreational Leadership. SHERIN WILEY Cap 'n' Bell 15 NO pinsg Busi- ness Scrolls: Interior Decorator. I 87 ROSEMARY WINN Rosie Audio-Visual lg Cap 'n' Bell 1-3: CSF 2-45 Sodality 1-4g SSC Treas. 43 Publicity Co-ordi- nator 3g Pub. Rep. 2g A pinsg NO pinsg CSF pinsg Volleyball, Basketball teams: Ambassador. A 88 The final months of the year 1963 were very busy for the spirited Seniors. After being hostesses for a group of girls on retreat from Ramona Convent, they began to have some fun for themselves. Activities included decorat- ing lockers at Christmastime, caroling in the halls and for the Sisters at the Wassail Party. Their graduation year, 1964, was heralded in by their cheerleaders, Kathy, Gail, and Sally, as Linda displayed their class flower, mascot, and motto. ,, ,f,,,. , I f ,K wt, .. , -,,ff',.. r--f was 'frfimsisszissviigix ..,, 'QV f ' J .if -F..-i, ffeffiliif Vi? l tys i t t if srlr QS' ,V ,,,,,,, V5 y '15, 3 4 f t - rr: ' if . fi 'ir 357113, W. A i , Z W 1: 'X' A-,. Ii 57-if f ' f - 3' M.. fp 4 IP? F 1 ima X I I 89 ' 4 N I Section I: S u s a n Oliver CTreas.J, Sarah M o r r i ll CVPJ, Barbara McFarland CSec.J Section III: Irene Delsol CSec.j, Sandra Cavallo QVPJ, Kathleen Arnold CTreas.D l iii. ii v , Junior Class Presidents: Stephanie Menietti, Don- na Rilavec, Victoria Serpa It is only in retrospect that we can evaluate the growth and development of a human being. So it is in evaluating the growth of the Class of '65! Proud of their patroness, St. Bernadette, they strive to emulate her, calling upon the Blessed Virgin to guide their activities. The past is like a setting sun as We end a memorial Junior Yearg the rays of brightness shine and emerge in the dawn of '65, bright and clear, luminating a path, guided by their pa- troness as they endeavor to reach religious, academic, and social statures in the true tradition of their school. 90 Section II: Sally Slyngstad CSec.D, Caryl Towner CVPJ Monique DuCasse Cfreas J 1 ,K W 2 i Diane Acaccia ' . I , ' Michele Arel Af fi? l de li W Zi: v i'f'Ef3'gt1zf Margaret Anthon Dorine Barrloli Betty Arnett Sang Mat '7 Zdae A ' H. Elizabeth Beckman Kathleen Bellecci Bonnie Benson S 3 0 V AiA,V Sharon Billings -,, 2 5,1 w X -fig iiiff-1 . Renee Boudreax ' , , 'iil ',- Patricia Bevins 91 :rf Y we Barbara Bet-ta Marilou BertOlCl'O If St. Bernadette .ff i . 'QQ as - f i s Patricia Bremond Maureen Bresnan 7 'X ww ...Q Q J V fig M 1 g ' l ' F . V , 1. wif: S! In mg 1 ' Joanne Caetano ' Arlene Cambra , I Theresa Calonico M ' eeee e'e, , MX wm'f:-ar 'f' 5 e Q if ww, Wa , 5,' ,,w ' New 'QE 11 , afqyffldi Caporlccl 5 I X, Janet Cecacrw W ' KW K C ' Eli2?l3eth Cardinale ri , ,FN , .C ff ' 5 H - y A ...us I i M gg, Q i wr . N Q ye ' ' . Sharon Cline Q, Maryyfknn Colapietro 13 D 11-N, igglifiratr - K Magflyn Coffs, N .W 1 fm... ,, :L 4 .4 we zE?X?fP' ia-W MQ , . W Ur y C nn f' Aee'n f Dorothy Deans 25 q 1 zy , Sandra Dogali eff JS' ,. 'mixer 5 fi? . Anne Dlegrxch N 5' ,af rf wa ,W ., , ,, W me Delnatle . ,,,, D Colleen Donohue Michele Donato 9 2 - D D V Susan Cambra Barbara Clark Juliet Crosby L' A Franca DiRuocco Kathleen Drury M 1 . ga ll , Elizabeth Galinclc .. . awk V. :Rfk a.. ,lf 1 , . I ' - K if i Carla Glerup I Y I, fl 3 gm, l by 1'4- Karen Egger Mary Paula Fleming Margaret Fleitz Stephanie Garland Kathleen Goetsch Zkiy ff, V N is! A ,r,, .. ,,,.,, ik Patricia Henry iiii Vi ' i Y if H 'ill f VF I Nix K W by Denise Keegan Nancy Higuera an 1 Therese Kindt We ' L r 3 JoAnne Gelinas Judith Guibert Susan Ilardi ',-..',, 12 --- ' 3 1 Karla Knight jeannette Frisou Ezzelina Ghilarducci K 'zil Mary Guillory Claire Jewell . . , ek, s --New 'X ' r f www Kathleen Kretzmer Caroline Larkin 'If 5 'L is 2 N an - Laurel Madden iv' 'L' L,' il A .... .5 Denise Lilian , ig: L., Christine Lerch Cheryl Lucia ,ge ins Susan Maloney K .7 5' I . Teresa Mages Joan Mangini Toni Martin 7 . 'P' Mary McDonnell ,, ,,,x ,, .l,, at ,, ,, .. ,W W, M I L Bridget Martin Katherine Harris Bafbafa Mfcafthy Paula McMasters 94 w Rose Mary McPhee .. ,,,, I I 5 1- J- - ' ,, , A..,. ol y ,ir 4 , Q s.. if Geraldine Mecca Patricia Memoli Mary Pat Mohr Charise Montjoy 7 '7'N jane Meagher Nora Mellana il li ll v ll 1 Kathy Onward with honor is our noble cryfj With the spirit of their cheerleaders to spur them on, the junior class moves onward to victory. ..- 5- .1 4 n f1,':5,......-nap.-Q: : ,....,:...-..-.0-mum.: - E1............,--. :Iii s...... :....-...-.-vu: I-1 W 'f ! Mary ii I 4. ual 2 :I 1 i ai ' as -'sfo' - S' 3 0- f'Qf S :' an ' 51,4 pp. nn Y uh. 3 ' ' :Z K El nll msn-u-o-mpg... Qs K , K 1 x is f Cheryl Milner if V1 , v as . , -1- ' 3 L ' elif Gloria Montano Stephanie Marie Morphy 5 5' Q- fi Mu ii -if -. an M V 15 A kL i Kathryn Mulvihill ,. -1 ' I .,., Janice Notch A ,. ' i ci: 2 Q V .5 me Maureen O'Conne1l jane O'DonnelI 1 J Victoria Ortman . . ,,,f f s. i nt. its fi A' 3 Deborah Pikul Gerri Poggi Therese Powell ,C N R wg ,fu '-, sen. ' 15, .L - I Susan Pulford is Janice Raffaelli 3 , we r it ,W ww x 46' 'Hx 6 Elizabeth Rees Catherine Rose H Marilyn Sanchez Theresa Sandmann 96 Ann Repetto Judith Rarto ,', 1, E5 Q ii 'A 'fT'fa,! Martha Saunders . g,. , f aa , aa 4 'ii Q '- : M: 1 .Q . ,S 4 ,, Ann Schindler I, Karen Scopazi rf: Penelope Sobrero I-A Johanna Stevens Margaret Vidulich Suzanne Stack Maura Toomey Katherine Stenson Edna Sunseri Nicki Thomas MA? Judith Vercellino I I ' -.i,, K T w , , Lillian Vonlch ' i 1, -,'g I Mary Ann Walker Sally Wilbur 97 Marianne Soldavini Teresa Tillman Patricia Sexton Carlota Ta fur Class Presidents- Marcia Canninv C nthia Coleman, - 1 Y Maureen Hurley, and Margaret Izennedy. 066, Unity in the Class of '66 has made it a great year for them. St. Patrick, their faithful guide, has helped to lead them to the basics of responsibility and leader- ship in preparation for the junior and Senior years. In this year, Victory through jesus and Mary has been the key to their scholastic, athletic, and spir- itual achievements. WITH YOUR STANDARD OF GREEN AND WHITE, ON TO VIC- TORY, CLASS OF '66! Section I: V. P. Sandra Ragang Sec., Angela Luskg Treas., Mary Ann Cullen. Section II: V. P., Jan Vela, Sec., Joanne Mc- Danielg Treas., Lesleigh Fazzio. 98 Section III: V. P., Grace W a t e r sg Sec., Alison Klattg Treas., jean Seban. Section IV: V.P., Janice Yostg Sec., Margaret Stensong Treas., Linda Repetto. Karla Bastrire Patricia Botto Vivian Brooker Judith Cain Linda Chiesa i I' Hfiifxi. ff-lfffifx f-N , : . ' gow , as , l Kathleen Beckman Linda Boyen an Q H W ee if .-N. 5 flfz1:.2.2c: Theresa Brown - -..-4253 1 lx x 1 Kathleen Cangelosi Deborah Clarke 45 35 H1'i'?2 'ziizhz-t2i'i557bf'lt il n Q22 il. 'ii gfsayafiflsfbi' K i . i if .'i?S2'flf?iL5iV , ' ii: ' 'sffwlnri 1 , Hifi ' effff l Mary Ellen Brandt Cynthia Burke aaai r aaarrar K if-43 , V k,'. A B- - : ,Q '.', 3 15525 P ' . ,.,. ' ,ta 5? Susan Canning K 1 ,V C eiifffsff , A Anna Marie Colapietro ' Q i t, ,ga- Ab . 5 Mary Cooney 99 Linda Bernardi Ur as 3 ti i i as-4553 115 at 'Nz , 5534? M ,I ,Q . .Q at 5 5 f Christine Breitenbach Georgia Butler jean Celli ,g4fr ci iw Z7 X , i za ME . .3 ma., .5 ' - .- :Q wwf' 'fi Susan Cone Caralee Bonnington Mary Anne Bristow -'itil' F Y ZLPSSQ ,izxxw --gf ,. 5 new , I' K , S ' , M , Ha 2121! f 2 f ' it: Y I, Kathleen Butler gig X X, Qy, KQV 1--22.55 ,E - CQ Catherine Center Carolyn Connelley Susan Damele r'-W-'M !D,,.MMw-WI' Nancy Donaldson Bw My . V f Z 1 ,U N L will I 'K Kathleenlfawflins 2 by , E J x ...,. :V K , D715 I 3 n ,, 2 :.. ? w i - . Q I in Janice Fleitz Ann Galla, :,. . 1 5 . A I, Aww? ,, ,Lf1,. Q K K N1 K1 :qi , wwmw , , 55 Qlggiisgegigww, N 5 Kwai of if lr Q Julie Dobrzensky -'.- uw 'Q H , .. aa . 355 2 : 545. .. . - L ' 21 ,.,, 1. . A if, ,A is Adrienne Dzendzel .lerelyn Dean QZQWQQQ Paula DiFraia mural A ,W Mba M -fQf'd Mg. V ,,.-ff as QM, f l - z ' wifi 3 gf? yu ' lnn i so if svln , L fig? ,ig My Y y ' KZ wmafy W D ,1. Susan fake ww Mary Driscoll an f Q j . Mary gan Wa Panric ming Dorothy Gelinas Driscoll Donna Ellis 5 jean Gabut Geraldi W' Gabriele lg E I . .. s wf i n A D Ghilarducci 1 , VN l ff Deborah Geri er ff 100 r af QwMfW'wmWlw MM Nancy Ferretti Susan Gai fgggzl'I-ggfegsqzygqazgswrsggzgg 1 S-liqxfw FSE: y so is , J Jean Gaudenzi '74 , L ,Q Q ' Joyce Giovanetti Georgia Goode Eileen Harnett Jean Hennessy Joanne Johnson 4 l Madeline Kelly Ann Golden Moira Haley Mary K. Haller Sharon Hart Maureen Haughney Ann Harrison Marianne Hartfield 'Wa , 'An 1 N -' X QM . J P r,r, Sw, ' ' . Cheryl Hicks l Claire Henry Janice Kane ein , Sim. 2 Q E' Margaret Kieran Denise Isola Darlene Jensen Fight, team, fight! with Nancie Ferretri, Sharon Kehoe Sherri Kehoe, and Krissy Cooney. lOl Karen Knutson , ,M f M 2 ku- , fs -Yr-we-M f f? , Shirley Leary w a w al A ,K Q. 'tit ' ., is -- ,fswfru f.-,ya y ei Pauline Lucke 3 Ex 5 av- J, as L' L Sharon Mangiapane Kathleen McCorry te r J Il ward ,- -at 3 Wg: W, uiwgiqgi S N I Wx a. .. ,Y 1 4. 4' Kristine Koehler ulie Lobo ' 4'-' ' 4--' wfffttggrgg-Hzzlga sltzislvsasr .21 - .Q We A 1 WEE? xi Q 1.55.-gag pf 1152. Q QW' Patricia Macaskill Marilyn Ma rinovich x 1,1,,L,, 4? . Kathleen M cDonald Camille Kotzer Sally Lucas tt? 4 i 52541-'Q ,, WT nrii M K i K f 1 Judith Lamborn Kathleen Lucia K yt L t tw x s Lucia Maes Mary Ann MacDonald joan Mazzetti mi EU , Michele McLaughlin 102 Kathryn McClean 5f'?kf ,gi L were , Ann McManus Q ' 11 5 5 as 'i' f P 5.-I - . ' fi , My f M of Marsha Mellana 4 5 V ,H ,A . 5 Robin Miller 'i - Ar' I f s Annette Moore Susan O'Hara Kathryn Paulus 5 gy iv ii. A Denise Moyer X ki. Q, K, 2' 5 1 Patricia Nehls The Sophomores showed their participation in the Advent program by mak- ing the wreath for the main hall. Mary O'Brien and Debbie Clarke help Sister hang their handi- work. The wreaths in the halls became the centers for prayer and song as stu- dents begged for the coming of the Christ- Child. , ,W we jane Normart ' V Q 'P . f,. at P ,V 4?-9+ , - I P ysll V Leslie Ohman Ann O'Malley Teela Osborne Q 1 3 e P f E 'quli Ls I ,,r. Kathleen Pedemont Karen Peltzer Susan Penna 6444221 me, afaue me, 103 7 :'x19fra...g f 1 6 L a, Q -?,,,,,'w,tf :tk Charlene Mikulich Anne Mockabee lv swf am, t. wi:-ww T -L a--mf, ,,-' if Mary O'Brien Marianne Pacheco Suzanne Penton S I sg S f w eg qs N5 Patricia Perez Mary Prochaska Marian Redd -1 Catherine Robbins :V Q--5 ., r E W. ..,, S L , - lt ,W , J vm . Qtr, . x J Qt. lift Kathleen Rosso Linda Petkovich Joyce Raffaelli ' R MW ,sag V - .2 f f W Q , mf, as iilllffg ws: , , N. X vs K S ? 'lg , iff if f lub M lb jii 22.151 21-.il Denise Reynolds Karen Roberson Francine Rotella WT. A .ip ,ma ,,-' ff- 1 5,2 PM iz ' f 1 ii1f?f'53f' t Margaret Predovic Kathleen Rapp Carol Riddell , 5 K 1 'ri 39' f ' if Martha Rolley 25 miie of cada tome 104 Janice President ' W ,,,, iw , ,, . las yr M it , J 1, .. . .. 1 sw I : A YW we RWE 10- Q? t W han 23 vol-W... 'l 'S 4 . r . R Cherie Ravazza Beverly Rinella Cheryl Rossi M leseel if .- 7 R + ' M Patricia Rucker 7,32 ' we gygfkbgfgiiiigflii' f , ..1 . .1ffg'f?w::,, in L L ft C A ft 1 Q Sylvia Rumetsch Mary Seereiter Doris Shields ,y 0-A ,f ll 522 E i f iw' l 1 i gb X v if 0 er? Kathryn Tartt N ' ws. ifigmx I 1 Susan Weluster Sheila Slavin Joan Solari Sandra Thomas up , 1 it ff Nh ,N 1 W S Maureen Town Sell! Sell! Sell! The Christmas Card Drive be- gins with the Sopho- mores' heavenly skit. Cindy Coleman, with her bag of Christmas Cards, gives Mo Hurley her share of boxes to sell. Angelic Shiela Wurdack supervises the transac- tion. Madeline Stephens Judith Tucker .Ii SM ,i A Jacqueline Willeyf Alice Wright Sheila Wurdack azeamyeqetdateeeeme. lO5 St. Patrick's Breastplate Har, refs at X 5 1 Patricia Scanlan Margaret Seitz muse af i f . 'V ,fe 1 . r,.,, ,r my AWS i I ., ..,, 11 .. ,Y T 'Ye 'WY Ei f4- vm 921 'I 1 is f 4 Susan Stockle A janet Wzxlsh Q st .MW 1 its Maria Zarsky it, me re, Section I: V. P., Florence Lameyg Treas., Ann Farley: Sec., Linda Picchi. 4 Class Presidents: Linda Anthenian, Nicola Mioduchowski, Ann Slat- tery, and Sue Raffanti. Section II: Sec., Nancy Rimelg Treas., Linda Dobbas V. P., Michele Pedemont. of '6 Arriving bewildered as usual, the Fresh- men had to settle into the stream of high school life. Choosing St. George as their patron and the dragon as their mascot, the Class of '67 carved a nitch for them- selves at HNH. Following their motto Excelsior, the Freshmen were able to hold high their colors of red and white as they started through four years of vic- tory. Section III: Treas., janene Fentyg V. P., Deborah Labourdetteg Sec., Wendy Thomsen. IO6 Section IV: V. P., Sheila Brethauerg Treas., Theresa Tobin: Sec., Kathleen Melka. Catherine Adams Christine Amerio Mary Angeli Q ,Q 4--ff Deborah Barrows Jeanne Bannister I Ki Maureen Armstrong s Mary Ann Balian z ' sss Barbara Benner Dolores Berber 5, y n r julie Bertolero Suzanne Besse Anita Bevc Linda Biagini Pamela Burke H ' T i 4-...S .,t:1 Diane Bill w W if i ,, Catherine Borgnino Greer Brannon Charlotte Bremond Maria Brezzo Nancy Callahan Theresa Celia Mary Clark Ingrid Clemmensen 107 Cecile Cooke 1, A I w K 'W il . 3 ti 'eras . .,,..,. , Susan Crow Mary Ann Danielson Theresa Dignan Stephanie Donato me my ui! 'f,- o oo Cynthia Corder , ' 53551 T555 CL ii 1 Paula Coughlin W , ' Y at Ta ' ' , -1:5 Mary Cronin f 14' 5' A Nigw.-ta: 3 ,Q ii wfyg 3 Kathleen Crvarich Janice Curti A ma? my .fy MW yy H5 WE ,Q L M 'ml ,A ,4 , iw ,:'Q,f f 5 Egiwfavffg Jw' 'wif' r if 3 , ,f- af .MW y V1:r?'m ?a Y Wwmwfewmags f M Wy! be 'A ,,., 7f ,M is ,fjjf ikgvaffks M, , ' ,. 5 ff C MT P ii: 'ti , Karen DeBaca Diana DiRu0cco Karen Douglas flffy 33' Elizabeth Delatorre Donna Dobson e ., : Mary Driscoll l 08 Margaret Curtiix t l .Pwr- ,LE aft ty ? Carolyn Crow ' R a. , .5 lrri J -ab I 1 :L i o 3 Susan Czechovitz my H it , A fi 5, 'E 'Z is I , Vi f gs, t X! . . live' . . Eatgcia Dempstei- M Kristie Dey if In Ji 5 fawalg is if iw li 'iowa ' . ta? M... . 2 uf W2 L g, -., j , ttll , Brenda Dolan , 'rw- 12 5 i - f Margaret Dusenbury fl trii gt Patricia Donahoe Mary Eames aa X R 1 la! W5 l 4 'wa l 4 5 Marianne Fleming Daneen Flynn r5' ,t-:wa r ,11'a.t,: T, 'V ,A ' . wr 'f ' f- f if 1' ' NAU! '. uf? 1' Sta f,J-- Vw w Ly f f' ..ri f 'zg',m -sae , of -Q 4, ,..,yTu,g5? : - ,I WMV ' f 'L i r? if , . Y ,mga . V ,ffl if li! ,of f Susan Gram Stephanie Hgflgon .,.. ,f V ,fi fwfr if! wr, 3 !5w.,.f 9.4 Q- A K wi Karen Henry Kathleen Henry ' i l 1f55YwV L ieie eir - -'r.i e ' I E . r ig ,. 'Lili . elante Johnson , Q., WM. , ,ti '.--- 7 Leslie Kretzmer K Deborah Kehoe ' 'w,.N,,,,,,fj Judith Kruse Teresa Frame H. ., ' 'f ,,:. ,:,! 1 ' borah Harri E m ii is il ar li X J KW Madelaine Hunter Smit We .wbsezisst fini 11? 5 33 K N ,ix 1 elf- , 4 -M ' ,, rr ex ! 1 J Rosemary Kelly .ai T525 X Q 7 X rs ' 3 W 4 l Q Lynn Laiolo 109 f ff lf 1 1 ffzfagrli Q Sf . N A t Charlotte Franek Karen Hauge ie .Lft.s,,f12: V f tg sf' ' 'H ef X s LE V b f x M ir E . 41 'ia , 42' S i Y 5 Yu , 1 , lliiit k Judith Inerbichler . A qf , . ' it N 4 ,A lm A r i jane Kieran Mary Lamb A an 'tm 3 Marie Gordon fy YEA? ' -1 ,, 5 .3 .. . . ah , , ,- 5354, - a t -e-t - 1 i Regina Hendrix :ze 'ff 4 f it SEQ: :W nn, ' ,q :,,,,. . L uri? Sylvia jayag Sandra Kleeman 5 1 Laura Lang Suzann Lastiri Nancy Lord Marlene Lucich Yvonne Manuel Patricia Marron i x , .r. ' , dw. 5' X X fi' Y gg ,N LV., L f' Wendy Martin A Sheila May Anne Mayes Linda McClenahan Kathleen McDonagh We 7466, gag t ,,,a M t i,iraiirriiirai :figs swim- ' rw td4zz'4o4ew4am74aa4a4z XYZ M 4-kgk -I 3 4, if 552, .SN 1 1 wwf J?'Sa'9' , ivii .gt ,pqfzi Alice McDonnell Margaret McQuaid Deirdre McShane Elizabeth Meagher 6 Zfafwa tj julie Meirstin Karyn Milner Barbara Misch f - Ardith Moyer Karen Mulgrew Catherine Nichols 'l I0 A ., J ! l A Mary jo Mohr Darnella Montjoy Victoria Nicholson mf - j f ' Theresa Nessi l T I '4 . 415 2 . ' et: - . Helen O'Brien joan O'Connor Kathleen Pacini Victoria Palumbo .... A , :,: ,Ll,l k aim Q8 9. 5 X is I Jane Pedersen Ez :iS?'f?s?TfMY9 ' QL E 'S ' 4 5933 :I Susan Phillips Sheila, Sylvia, and Greer spark Freshman enthusiasm. f Melinda Porter Sandra Reasoner '72- ' - 3? fa 5 . as ' 5 , a Karen Prochaska Sy ,W he 'rip ,. W. f 541255-Ili fm ijt, J 3 if 33 r 951 gl 9 . . - ,, at , l 5 1 gf 'fl-i F SK l ' sa film F if FW: Pamela Raftery 74? , 'OX lla- ,., 3 fb, a YT? hw twj' 5 E 4 S Marie Reinthaler Nancy Rimel Ill Maria Ramos Barbara Robinson Dorothy Pearson Susan Perry , , Quivey: ' Q ,fl '29 ,-E Lin , , E45 Linda Plunkett ,sf-sw 522 :r V , QI-FFT -i ,S-,ska iii 5 5 W ja ' Ze S ,Q s G fa, .exif 4 Y will Margaret Rapp L ' ll? , . tam K ,, .f ix , , ' 2 a f Janet Robinson Kathleen Rooney ks- Wg We X-if , m 2V.,,,,wwy, K Corazon Serrano 'X' 1. if 5 A ,, I Roberta Spel-ta joan Urhausen Cynthia Wilcox fa . , , 1 'Ura L A Constance Rourk Wiaqdqtde , , , , W C W f S, 5 6 W, .- aw n'nen S Margaret Sexton l I in 5. i K if 'K 1 ' Hg X ff ' W ailea i , .tmlitg fi W 4 I 'ml V, ., ,ff MH I 1, ,HQ .1 . ai' 4 1 ...A -, , ga Patricia Ryan JoAnn Sample Susan Schralla df WW' -fgf S Miriam Shally Kathleen Smith Susan Soderman Mary Straus 4036 sf Q Anna Vernizzi johnetta Williams Mary Sullivan joan Treinen tb ' Ls... t we Elizabeth Turner I custo 1 I ' 1 Kathleen Warner Jeanette Warren Marianne Whitehead 0662 -ddld, Post Communion, April 23 I ga: '1 a1:,g:,v t i ' li I A' V' i if 5 '-Vilf ii' at ilii S S at 5 W -14 , j f if X l l Sr l janet Winn Alicia Yang Annemarie Yost H2 Weeueodamtdafnke Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams Adelio and Mariu Agee and Paul, Inc. Mrs. Marian B. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William Allara Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen and Family Al, Steve, and Stan Miss Janet Ambrose logon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Linda Boyen Mr. and Mrs. wiomade Aldo Botto S. J. Bowers John Boyen Albert Brannon Mr. and Mrs. P. Breitenbach Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Brekas Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. my . R. S. Bremond john B. Brethauer F ww Q .,,, A lc L . X X V .. is TS ' A Kylix . 5 ,,... l S :av-.: .I. ,- 113 . .,.. ,...,, at Q n g 5 A 1 . Q , , , f..1sS1f1wa Q3 . I .::'f ' M-53555: 'EJ' . LEIEIQQM' . . ..., A 5553 i 2 :rex . . x 4 e I ,' 'ia-Ili: 5341 fyig ' ii, 'g 1.5 if 2a r 5 .ff . . .... E rg f 3. .r ,. Y. . .. lie. . E 35. .Q ,,, ... V . 5 5 r ' - rss L r . nrses . 5' A . Z .f 5 555 ' -I 5 -.fm 3 if 7. .. 3 1. 3' rwmi- .a..s.,. ,. . ' . .. . are I ef . rl ZW f 3? L 5 li 2' if .5 if B if 55. E Egg ' 3 , M 'B js . f ri il. .2 ai? 4 5 . . -126 121' - S ze. f . 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Mfdlnd Mrs. Bgflanuelfigiifihfiii ?g 71i li! i 'rSiiE? --- 51, r. an rs. ert en If i , E -'i i ...fr , M d M B Cathie, Kathyyliat, Kfttygiand Mip anne ' .s i 5 . . r' an rs' Joe ennef Mr. and Mrs. T ' ii Mr' and Mrs' W' Bennett M nd Mrs J C 'F A PF- Wd Mfifggif. f- H - - ZVHUOU ' r S il A iii , W'i .. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berber, Sr. J I C i is lYf1fSaf'fqLQCI Dang. , ane e'a - ' a fisiir :.' gp Mr. and Mrs. john Bernardr M d L C L C I Mr. and N, if ans Mr- and MIS- Aldo BCH21 r' an Mrs' ' emu Mr. and Mrs. Decoudreaux 2, , I Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Bertolero Gaston Besse Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Biagini Mrs. R. L. Bill Mr. and Mrs. William W. Billings The Biscuits THE BLOCK SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Boccaccio Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Celli Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Celia Lloyd Celli john Center Nino Cerruti and Family Cheryl, Denise, Ida, Judy, and Marianne Chip, Skip, Trish, Fran, and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Art. Cisneros Dee Dee and Ron Mr. B. 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