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

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CARLA GLERUP Literary Magazine 45 Choral 3, 45 Oper- etta 35 Basketball, Volleyball Teams Dance Committees 25 NEDT Award Numeralg NO Pins5 A Pins5 Choral Pins Doctor. KATHLEEN GOETSCH Cathie Literary Magazine 45 Sodality 2-45 Sen- ior Social Committee5 Mission Repre- sentative 2, 35 Basketball, Volleyball Teamsg Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 De- pendability Award5 Courtesy Award5 Numeralg Prefect of Sodality5 NO Pins5 A Pins5 Parachute jumper. JUDITH GUIBERT judy Cap 'n' Bell 2, 35 Literary Magazine 45 Pep Club 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Publicity Coordinator 35 Publicity Representa- tive 25 junior Activities Committeeg Mother Marie Rose Play5 Operetta 25 Volleyball Teamsg Dance Committees 2, 35 Dependability Award5 NO Pins5 A Pinsg CSF Pinsg Artist. KATHERINE HARRIS Kathy Pep Club 45 Sodality 2, 35 Cecilians l-45 Red Cross 2, 45 G.A.A. Representative 1, 45 Operetta 15 Volleyball Teamsg Dance Committees 2. 3' Cheerleader 2 35 Numeral5 NO Pinsg Aeolian Pins5 International Relations Major. MARY GUILLORY Choral 35 Mission Representative 25 Op- eretta 35 Volleyball Teams5 Cheerleader 35 School Spirit Awardg Elementary School Teacher. 79 PATRICIA HENRY Pal Literary Magazine 45 Sodality 2-45 Cecil- ians 1-45 Orchestra 1-45 Orchestra Pres- ident45 Orchestra Vice-President 35 Op- eretta l, 35 Volleyball Teamsg Dance Committees 2, 35 NEDT Award5 APSL Latin Award5 NO Pins5 A Pinsg CSF Pins: Orchestra Pinsg Foreign Correspondent.

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i MARY PAULA FLEMING Mary Literary Magazine 33 Sodality 3, 43 jun- ior Activities Committeeg Mother Marie Rose Play3 Volleyball Teamsg NO Pins3 Teacher. MIEANNETTE FRISOU jette Literary Magazine 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Sodality li Choral 43 Yearbook Repre- sentative 43 NO Pins3 Choral Pinsg A Pinsg Elementary School Teacher. ELIZABETH GALINDO Beth Literary Magazine 33- Yearbook Staff 3, 4g Sodality 23 Literary Magazine Art Editor 33 Class Vice-President 13 Class Secretary 2, 43 Class Treasurer lg Year- book Representative 23 Publicity Repre- sentative Qgjunior Activities Committee3 Mother Marie Rose Playg Operetta 2, 33 Dance Committee 2, 33 APSL Latin Award3 No Pins3 A Pins3 Dental Hygien- ist. U STEPHANIE GARLAND Steph Cap 'n' Bell 13 Pep Club 43 Sodality 1, 23 Spanish Club 43 Class President 2: Class Secretary 13 Operetta 33 Volleyball Teams3 Dance Committees 2, 33 Cheer- leader 3. 43 School Spirit Award3 Nu- meralg Circle3 NO Pins3 Professional Cheerleader. 78 JO ANNE GELINAS jo Cap 'nf Bell 4g Choral l-43 Sodality 13 Class President 23 Operetta 23 Basket- ball, Volleyball Teamsg Dance Commit- tees 23 Choral Vice-President 4g Choral Librarian 2, 33 NEDT Award3 Dependa- bility Awardg Numeralg Circle3 Block3 Block Society 43 NO Pinsg Choral Pinsg Professional Coach and Referee. I I EZZELINA GHILARDUCCI Ezzie Cap 'n' Bell 13 Apostolic Representative l, 23 Mission Representative l, 33 Bas- ketball, Volleyball Teamsg Dance Com- mittees 23 Numeralg NO Pinsg Pediatric- ian and Obstetrician

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As we sit upon the stage in our gradu- ation gowns looking out into the sea of faces-the student body we leave be- hind-we think fondly of our years at Holy Names. In the back of the auditorium we see expectant faces which bring back mem- ories of our wistful freshman year. As symbols of our class, we chose St. Ber- nadette as our patroness, the koala bear as our mascot, the violet as our flower, and lavender and white as our colors. Our motto, students of today, leaders of tomorrow, was chosen to guide us through our high school years. The first signs of our victorious spirit became apparent in the Frosh-Soph Volleyball game. Watching the seniors graduate at the end of the year, we wondered if we would ever walk down that same graduation aisle. In the balcony we see the sophomores -smiling in warm familiarity. We re- member how much older and wiser we felt, returning as responsible sopho- mores. We grew in love and knowledge of our school. After winning the Patron Drive, the Soph I-Iop was next on the calendar. Tonite was one dance we will never forget. Immersed in our many activities, each of us became more a part of the school we love. And there sitting behind the seniors' now empty places, we see the juniors. Volleyball Gameday, and Moonlight and Rosesw, our informal, are vivid memories we share. Our junior Prom, held at Mira Vista Country Club, was a night of wonder for all. ? NANCY HICUERA CLAIRE KIEWELL Cap 'n' Bell l, Sodality lg Choral 2: Cap 'n' Bell 3, Sodality 3,43 Literary Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. Representative Magazine 4: Mission Representative 4, 1, -Iunior Activities Committee: Oper- Social Worker. etta l: Volleyball Teams, Dance Com- mittees 2,33 Cheerleader 2, NO Pins, Dental Hygienist. DENISE KEECAN Denny SUSAN ILARDI Sue Cap 'n' Bell l,2, Literary Magazine 4, Sodality 4, Choral l: Audio-Visual 4, Volleyball Teams, Numeral, NO Pins, Nurse. The sign of nobility worn by those who reach maturity, 80 Cap 'nl Bell I: Cap 'n' Bell Representa- tive 33 Operetta 1,35 Volleyball Teams, Dance Committees 2,3, NO Pins, Sec- retary.