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

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Ocfvber 6, 1964 Each year on the feast day ol' Mother Marie Rose the girls in the Senior Class present a play to honor the foundress of the order of the Holy Names ol' jesus and Mary. This year the play took on a dreamy quality, with julie Crosby portraying an average Holy Names senior who falls asleep and sees the Com- munity as it was in Canada in 1846. Marty Saunders artfully enacted the role of Mother Marie Rose as she smoothly guided her tiny community through a typical day's work. Although it was a small production, this play gave us, the students, an opportunity to not only honor the foundress of the Holy Names Community, but also all the Sisters who have joined this teaching order. In this way we hope to express our apprecia- tion for the educational training received from the Sisters of the Holy Names. at 9' Surely nothing is too great for God's hands. 45 joey Stevens and Peggy Fleitz compare the uniform of 1846 with Mary Pat Mohr's, which is, itself, an obsolete model. The young students gather around Mother's desk for an in formal chat.

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Mather ,Marie 16056 Play --1 So that was Mother Marie Rose The Sisters relax on the arcade before the performance. A party in the rock garden, after the play, was errjoyed by all. 44

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5- dl. dl. Z3 ucv Preceded by much excitement and apprehen- sion, the g'Pennant Swing, an open dance spon- sored by the CAA, was held on October The dance was restricted to Sophomores,juniors, and Seniors, and boys were invited from St. Mary's High School and College, St. joseph's, St. Eliza- beth's, Bishop O'Dowd, and Salesian. Much prep- aration went into making the dance a success. Barbara Clark, with her hard working committee, proved truly creative in their decorations for the gym. Nicki Thomas, with the bid committee, kept to the theme with their unique pennant bids. Music was arranged by julie Crosby and Terry Mages organized the refreshments for the dance. Cheryl Milner was general chairman. The even- ing was such a total success, that the underclass- men are already anticipating next year's dance. -Wk 2 ,..