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

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Ann Raftery Isabel Ramos Christine Richardi Michaela Roberts Michelle Sabatte Diane Sanchez Cynthia Selby Marian Slyngstad joan Solina Norma Solemne PUB LICITY REPRESENTATIVES APOSTOLIC REPRESENTATIVES Joanne Sheeran I Susan Sutton II Kathleen Kennedy I Sandra Daml II Susan Chrlstian III Kathleen Knight IV Linda Feyder III Susan Case IV Patricia Spillane Nichole Squyer Susan Sweeney Kathleen Tibbetts Susan Vas Dias Vicky Vercellino Barbara Weber Joanne Wentworth Rosemary Wolohan Nikki Zmarich

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Each year the Dads Club holds a Freshman Father-daughter Night in order to introduce the liathers to the Club. The atmosphere was gay. the relresliments served by the -Iuniors. delicious, and the talks given bv Major Organization Presidents. informative. All guests agreed that the evening was a success. This year, Holy Names held Eiglitli-Clmtle Dav . a day which gave grammar school graduates from the Bay Area the opportunity to see our school. The day began with Mass followed by brunch. Soon afterward, the Freshman Class. responsible lor the dav's success. provided services sttch as taking groups ol girls on tours ol' the school. Later in the alternoon, the Seniors' presented tableaux on the years activities. student oflicers outlined the functions ol' the major organizations, the orchestra gave a musical presentation. and the latiultv acquainted the parents ol' the girls with the pur- poses ol' a Holy Names education. Alter the Student Body' turned down various proposals to weight the Sophomore and junior vote, Freshmen exercised the right to an equal vote in the secret ballot booth. The Senior Class does not admit defeat too lrequentlv, but on lfebruarv lith. the Freshmen gave them good cause to do so. The two classes, having won an equal number ol' league games, participated in a play-olil' match, attended by the entire student body. The fourth game ended sot'rowl't1lly lor the Seniors, but with great -jubilzmce lor the Freshmen. Here xloanna Picchi accepts the A cup from Kitty Stenson at a GAA Meeting.

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l guests agreed that the evening was a success. This year, Holy Names held liightli-Gratle Day , a day which gave grammar school graduates lrom the Bay Area the opportunity to see our school. The day he-gan with Mass followed by brunch. Soon alterwarcl. the lfreslnnan Class, responsihle lor the days success. provicletl services such as taking groups ol' girls on tours ol the school. Later in the alternoon, the Seniors' presented tahleaux on the ycar's activities, student oflicers outlined the functions ol' thc major organizations, the orchestra gave a musical presentation, and the laculty acquaintctl the parents ol' tht- girls with the pur- poses ol' a Holy Names education. Alter the Student Body turned down various proposals to weight the Sophomore and Iunior vote, Freshmen , , , , , , , . . , K Ihe Senior Class does not admit deleat too lrequcntly, hut on l-ehruary hth exercised the right to an equal vote in the secret ballot ' booth- the Freshmen gave them good cause to do so. The two classes. having won an equal number of league games. participated in a play-off match, attended W VVV A by the entire student body. The fourth game ended sorrowfully for the Seniors, but with great Ajubilance for the Freshmen. Here Joanna Picchi accepts the A cup from Kitty Stenson at a GAA Meeting. Each year the Dads Clluh holds a lfreslnnan Father-daughter Night in order to introduce the lathers to the Clltih. The atmosphere was gay. the rt-l'rc-slnncnts sct'x'c-tl hy the -juniors, delicious. and the talks given hy Major Organization Presidents. inliorinativc. All