Holy Names University - Excalibur Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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Y , 1' ,Q R YW' Maureen Ryan Patty Sauer Mary Lou Schuster Esther Shiras Charleen Silva rv' Pansy Poon Ruth Redding Carol Reilly Bonnie Reis Marilyn Rishwain Mary Anne Roach Sue Robison Joanne Rose Juniors but scltisfqinq life of the class of '62, Suzanne Tallarico Helen Tam Barbara Taylor Helen Theis Sue Thoreson Cecelia Tun y Violich Connie Welsh Jeanne Winn Barbara Wisnewski Agnes Wolohan Part Zambukos Louise Zanardi HIGH JUNIORS Carole Angeli Donna DeBenedetti Sheila Hughes Edith Ronay Donna Lee Silva Rita Wong Portraits Page I9

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Juniors Joan Giusti Mary Kay Glass Judy Gorman Melanie Gould Saloma Guesnon Pat Hallanan Lana Halstead Carolyn Harley 1:59 Diane Ilardi Patricia Jackson Georgia Johnston Betty Kelley Joan Kral cmd ecisucil pool parties make up the hectic Portraits Jean Matula Mary Agnes Meader Laurene Merritt Sandy Miraglia Annie Nunes Joan O'Connor Cathy O'Dea Marijo Page Sandy Pavon Marianne Pearce Lynn Perry Lana Pisarev Page 18 Jessie Lagomarsino Sue Lester Janis Locke Michele McCormick Marie Matsumoto Carmen LaMalfa Mary Pat Lasky

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Class of 1963 Soph ores After a too short summer vacation, I entered the confused and hectic world of an upper-lower-classman. Always aware of my advanced status in the academic world, I devoted myself to the activities of my sopho- more year. It was my class that welcomed the freshmen with a box luncheon in Durocher patio, it was my class that established the Bozzrderline, a successful and exclu- sive newspaper for residents. We then captured the College's attention and admira- tions by continuing two traditions: organizing the elegance of the Sophomore Informal, and re-instating order in the gym after each large assembly. Both activi- Portraits . . Page 20 non 'Xn s llll I - Joan Rose President ties were challenges accepted with confidence and determination. Perhaps I was less confident, but certainly more deter- mined as I met the challenge of my academic pursuits. Studying for my last exam before the regular school session had ended, I suddenly realized how very much I had grown in knowledge and understanding during the year. My adolescent attitudes had disappeared, my maturity increased. And after passing that final exam, I would no longer be that strange and wonderful creature of the lower-division: I would be instead a lower-upper-classman! The congenial sophomore class gave the annual box luncheon during Welcome Week to greet and make friends with the freshmen and new students. yvv . ' i w' - i , . ' n iw 1 N ' , 'wi Hi w 1 ' ll W l if '- f ' Q ..:'g3:af-,,, QV . Enthusiastic sophomores are always ready to support the many social events of CHN. The Barn Dance, the most novel date dance of the year, was well attended by the Class of '65.