Holy Rosary High School - Rosarian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1951 volume:

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Iunior Representatives ' MARY LOU LARSEN ROSEMARY MIRANTE PEGGY WARD Sophomore Representatives MARYHELEN PASCHKE FERNANDE LEBEL Freshman Representative HELEN HOOLAHAN lf , ' . A4 Y I V , T 4 A 4351 N 1 f sz am IE' W is 3 . Q I 1 1 ' 3 s Y' , . Q 1 SQ 2 5 . 5: eg fi 2 1 g if 451 L 3 Kruk-'v-vw W - W f ' ! ' A , www 6 n . , X54 lwp h 1 r . ikglyg , Q ' f2f5 ri i W f Q 1 45 T .i6j,lf,'!QAIp l7Qusa1iy lI1ig1JMASD1 JunI M A , WSQATTLE, WZRSHIANGTCSN' my M29 if . nw' h ,M i j 4 x- Wy my-,X V ,X ' ' 4 'nf ,jlwf M W, , +4 ' , fri ' ' 1 f l f . J. Q .ikiff :yur K REVEREND JAMES F. LANIGAN, Pastor Holy Rosary Parish, Secmle E THE STUDENTS of Holy Rosary High School, dedicate our 1951 Annual to you, Reverend Father Lanigan. This dedication is the expression of our appreci- ation for your unceasing eilorts in our behalf. Your marvelous achievements during the past year call for a special tribute. Daily we view the splendor of the magniiicent antique stained glass Windows and the beauty of the art that adorns the interior of our Church. We pause and send our thoughts Godwards as the bells ring out the Mass hours and the Angelus. We rejoice with you in this memorable year of the Consecration of Holy Rosary Church. May the coming years find us active partici- pants in your future endeavors. ,1- wi' . ,pw if' 5 Z , Y F A C U L T Y of HOLY HOSARY HIGH SCHOOL DOMINICAN SISTERS Congregation of Sain? Thomas Aquinas TACOMA, WASHINGTON SISTER MARY CARMELITA, Superior SISTER MARY URSULA SISTER MARY DOLOROSA SISTER MARY FRANCESCA SISTER MARY ROBERTA SISTER MARY IUDE SISTER MARY DOMINIC SISTER SUPERIOIYS MESSAGE My Dear Girls: You have completed another link in Cod,s plans for you. For some of you it is the last link in this phase of your life, for others it is a step forward in your Catholic education. You possess and manifest a beautiful childlike spirit. It is a joy to observe such simplicity. We desire to see this spirit grow in you, making you obedient, loyal and strong members of Cod,s Kingdom on earth and glorious members of His Heavenly Kingdom. Cherish, observe, and defend the principles of Christian living instilled in you by your devoted teachers. Love and increase your appreciation of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Be faithful in frequent reception of Penance and the Holy Eucharist. Pray your rosary daily with love and devotion. Walk hand in hand with Mary, your Queen and Model. Thank God for His great goodness to you and implore Him fervently and constantly to keep your minds fixed on the things of Heaven. God bless you! SISTER MARY CARMELITA Sister Superior 'So they committed themselves to the will of God and resolved to proceed ... l E Iilli MEMURIE With diplomas in hand, we walk down the aisle of memories. Each step we take recalls to us the best years of our lives, the year we spent at H. R. H. It was here that we, the class of 51 , began our climb up the ladder to our high school career. We were no different than the classes which had preceded us, and we, too, began as green freshmen, the seniors' wish was our command. This was not for long however, and we were soon recognized as capable Sodalists when we were accepted in the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Proud we were the day that our classmate janet Rodgers won recognition in a city essay contest. A class basketball team, the Pepperettes, was organized and was supported by faithful cheer leaders and grandstand rooters. Among the Queen's Court at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, were our princesses Sylvia Campagna and Lorraine Vallela. The frosh-soph picnic at Shady Beach ended our first year. It was September again, and we were now on the other side of the hall in room 212. It was the scene of many activities, for it was this year that the Polka Dot Band made its debut at the Father-Daughter Banquet. It seems as though we were very usportyi' that year, too, for we won the Sportsmanship Pennant. Many of the girls now belonged to the select singing groups of the Maryam and the Dominican Choir. Sally Fox and Donna Lewis were chosen Princesses for the year. Again we enjoyed our soph-frosh picnic at Shady Beach. We really must have liked that beach! None of us will ever forget when we began our junior year, for now we were Upperclassmen-which had been anticipated for a long time. Dissecting frogs in biology, making a speed test in typing, and substituting characters for words in shorthand, were all new and thrilling experiences. We gave some of the peppiest and snappiest assemblies that year, under the leadership of our Social Chairman, Donna Pedersen. That year was the first year a Loyalty Cup was given to the class which displayed the most enthusiasm and spirit in school activities, and we, the juniors, were the first winners. The junior Talent Show and Mixer was sponsored to raise funds for our first Prom which was held at the Seattle Golf and Country Club. We treated the seniors to the annual picnic at Lake Wilderness, and even though it did rain, we had a wonderful time. We can all too clearly remember our senior year, for those last nine months went by like a flash. Along with Kathy Strub, Lorraine Vallela, and Margaret Tracey, Marilyn Sollick's name went down on the pages of our class history as our fourth and last class president. Again, we led an eventful year of class parties and activities. We received our senior pins and rings at the annual Sodality Breakfast on October 19. As part of our economics class, we made a trip to Olympia and toured the State Capitol. The remaining months whizzed by with such events as the F ather-Daughter Banquet, Faculty Day, Senior White Day, Mother- Daughter Tea, Baccalaureate Sunday, junior-Senior Treat, and our first Dinner Promv at the Rainier Golf and Country Club, over which Margaret Tracey reigned as Queen. Now it is Graduation night and our Commencement is over and never again will we walk as students through the halls of Holy Rosary High, but we will always cherish our inspiring memories, no matter where the road of life may lead us. IOANNE AGOSTINO lilo!! HOLY ROSARY '47 Business Mgr. Rosarian 3 Press 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Sisters' Club 2 Hostess and Service Club 4 Ensemble 4 Cheerleader 1, 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Senior Play, Sarah Hobby: Dieting with Chee Chee Ambition: To get my driv- er's license MATTIE DUFFY ..Dug,, YAKIMA HIGH '49 Polka Dots 3 Ensemble 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Hobby: Singing bass in the basement Ambition: To play Lady Macbeth JOANNE CARRITY .flop ST. GEORGE'S '47 Athletic Director 2 Captain of Basketball 1, 2 Vanity 4 Sisters' Club 3, 4 Assistant Fire Chief 4 Hobby: Dancing Instructor at Arthur Murray's Ambition: To be another Chaucer SYLVIA CAMPACNA Usyll! HOLY ROSARY '47 Glee Club Pres. 2 Athletic Director 1 Princess 1 Maryans 2 Dom. Choir 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Hostess Club 4 Ensemble 4 Rosarian Choir Pres, 4 Senior Play, Jenny Hobby: Trying to keep up with Jeanette Ambition: To keep Twee- tie Pie happy SALLY FOX' IMMACULATE '47 Pres. of Sisters' Club 4 Sec.-Treas. 2 Librarian Rosarian Choir 4 Polka Dots 2, S Sisters' Club 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 4 Honor Roll 1 Princess 2 Hobby: Eating Ambslionz To do as much as Duz does MARBERTA IRVIN Teedie HOLY ROSARY '47 Librarian Glee Club 1 Sec.-Treas. Rosarian Choir 4 Sodality Counselor 2 Maryans 2 Dom. Choir 2 Ensemble 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Senior Play Stage Director Hobby: Eating, dancing, swimming Ambition: To make patty cakes IDALYNN LEONARD Dimples HOLY ROSARY '47 Cheerleader 1 Social Chairman 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Dom. Choir 2 Ski Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Ski Club 3 Sisters' Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Sisters' Club 4 Hostess Club 4 Press 3, 4 Press Business Mgr. 4 Annual Staff 4 Hobby: Flying off the handle Ambition: To be a para- trooper CATHERINE LIGHTFOOT Cathy HOLY ROSARY '47 Vice-Pres. 4 Soiality Counselor 1, 2, 3 Assistant Prefect 4 Debate 1 Press 2, 3, 4 Dom. Choir 2 Maryans 2 Ensemble 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Sisters' Club 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 2, 8, 4 Fatima Club 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Prom Com. 4 Annual Stall 4 Senior Play, Ann Hobby: Music, dancing, skating, and talking Ambition: To keep my mouth shut for a few minutes ROSE AGNES MCVEY aliosiev SAINT GEORGE'S '47 Honor Roll 1, 3 Polka Dots 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity 4 Sisters' Club 3, 4 Hobby: Music and sports Ambition: To get eight hours sleep at one time DONNA LEWIS MOUNT vmcm '47 Vice-Pres. 1 Princess 2 Sec.-Treas. 3 Assistant Fire Chief 4 Basketball 1, 2 Captain 1 Varsity 4 Honor Roll 1 Hobby: Trying to be un- derstood by certain peo- ple Ambitim: To always have the best in life . .. Hunt, that is - GLADYNE LUCCHESINI crlluken HOLY ROSARY '47 Social Cha.irma.n 1 Varsity Cheerleader 1 Sodality Counselor 1, 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Press 2, 3, 4 Annual Staif 3, 4 Exchange Ed. 3 Business Mgr. 4 Hostess Club Chainnan 4 Sisters' Club 3, 4 Seliiior Play Mary Chand- er Hobby: Acting crazy in school Ambition: To be sensible in school for one day SHIRLEY NELSON ..Happy,, SAINT BENEDICT'S '47 Hostess Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2 Play Make-up Director Hobby: Enjoying myself Ambition: To make every- one happy PATRICIA O'DONNELL MOUNT VIRGIN '47 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Bnndleader 2, 3 Varsity 4 Hobby: Listening to music and counting stars and ducks Ambition: Make good um of the brains that fell D my feet PATRICIA REARDON Patti ST. EDWARDS '47 Debate Club 1, 2 Maryans 2 Press 1 Dom. Choir 2 Polka Dots 2 Hobby: To have little tedie birds in every room of my monkey house Ambitrkm: To have a ham- burger hut for all my friends and serve noth- ing but steaks! JANET RODGERS ST. GEORGE'S '47 Sisters' Club 2, '3, 4 Hostess Club 2, 3, 4 Fatima Club 4 Press 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 golka Dots 2, 3 onor Roll 3 Senior Play, Mrs, Parting- may Hobby: Music, art, read- ing, writing, and trying to concentrate Ambition: To leam to play four pianos at once so I can be the second first piano quartet DONNA PEDERSEN ..DipW,, I-IIGHLINE '47 Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 3, 4 Princess 3 Sisters' Club 2, 3 Prom Com. 3 Prom Com. Chairman 4 Fatima Club 3 Director of Senior Play Hobby: Laughing with the twins and eating their lunches Ambition: Never to go near Riverside again with Rosemary 1 watch- dropperj Smith and Pat Slater HARMINA RICHERT Meenie HOLY ROSARY '47 Sisters' Club 4 gostess Club 4 aryans 2 Dom. Choir 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2 Varsity 4 Ski Club 3 Fatima Club 4 Ensemble 4 Hobby: Coming late Ambition: To erect A taxi sign on to of Cathy's car P ALVINA SCHANTZ ..Al., FOSTER HIGH '49 Hostess Club 3 PATRICIA SLATER Patti HOLY FAMILY '47 Sisters' Club 3, 4 Press 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Dom. Choir 2 Ensemble 4 Hostess Club I, 2, 3, 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Fire Chief 4 Senior Play, Susan Hobby: Laughing with Pat Troastle and DeDe Spiess. Going up down escalators and singing, dancing and joking. Ambition: To stay as far away as possible from Riverside with Donna Pedersen and Rosemary Qwatch-dropperj Smith BEVERLY SMALL Bean HOLY ROSARY '47 Princess 3 Hostess Club 2, 3, 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Ensemble 4 Oratory 1 Debate 1 Hobby: Skating and play- ing the piano Ambition: To travel, and to get hold of Barb's album MARILYN SOLLICK HOLY ROSARY '47 Librarian Glee Club 2 Ensemble 4 Librarian Rosarian Choir 4 Sisters' Club 4 Maryans 2 Dom. Choir 2 Hostess Club 3, 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Sodality Counselor 4 Prom Com. 4 Basketball 1, 2 Fatima Club 4 Senior Play, Mrs. Shep- herd Hobby: Sports, music Ambition: To find out what happened to Fle- ance BARBARA SMALL Barb HOLY ROSARY '47 Hostess Club 2, 3, 4 Debate 1 Oratory 1, 4 Ensemble 4 Polka Dots 2, 8 Hobbg: Laughing, joking, an being with Bev Ambition: Not to be pres- ent when Donna Peder- sen is run down by a bus or a motorcycle ROSEMARY SMITH Smithy HOLY FAMILY '47 Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. Debate 3 Oratory 1, 2, 4 Sisters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Press 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Prom Com. 4 Polka Dots 3 Fatima Club 3, 4 Maryans 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 2 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, Aunt Abi- gailn Hobby: Dieting, listening to music, and spending money fNot all at one timej Ambition: Never to go to Riverside with Donna Pedersen or Patti Slater. DELORES SPIESS DeDe MADISON '48 Ensemble 4 Dom. Choir 2 Maryans 2 Hobby: Laughing with Pat Troastle and Patti Slater. Skating, dancing, swim- ming Ambition: To become a lawyer's stenographer PATRICIA STERLING Teacher IMMACULATE '49 Vice-Pres. 3 Ensemble 4 Polka Dots 3 Sisters' Club 4 Honor Roll 3, 4 Senior Play, Bonnie Hobby: Taking tips Ambition: To buy a rail- road so I won't have to pay for them ANDREE SULLIVAN .1 An dyv MOUNT VIRGIN '47 Sodality Treas. 4 Maxyans 2 Dom. Choir 2 Ensemble 4 Hostess Club 3, 4 Sodality Counselor 3, 4 Sisters' Club 4 Polka Dots 2, 8 Senior Play, French Maid Hobby: Trying to save money with six friends that have untimely birthdays Ambition: Something .that dies with the leaves and blossoms with the How- ers PATRICIA TROASTLE ..Pat,, HOLY FAMILY '47 Sisters' Club l, 2, 3, 4 Dom, Choir 2 Vice-Pres. Rosarian Choir 4 Ensemble 4, Hostess Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Polka Dots 2, 3 Senior Play, Old Lady Partingtonn Hobby: Laughing with Pat Slater and DeDe. Going up, down escala- tors. Skating, swimming, dancing, and pushing cars Ambition: To parachute from a purple and lime green airplane KATHRYN STRUB Kathy HOLY FAMILY '47 Class Pres. l Sec. Glee Club 2 Sec.fTreas. 4 Basketball l Cheerleader 2 Polka Dots 2, 3 Maryans 2 Ensemble 4 Hostess Club 4 Sisters' Club 4 Prom Com. 4 Senior Play, Vivian Hobby: Changing i-lat tires Ambition: To leam how MARGARET TRACEY Margie HOLY ROSARY '47 Vice-Pres. 2 Class Pres. 8 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Hobby: Reading Ambition: To graduate MARLENE ULTSCH Tuck HOLY ROSARY '47 Adv. Mgr. Glee Club 2 Sisters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hostess Club 4 Maryam 2 Ensemble 4 Dom. Choir 2 Polka Dots 2, 8 Sodality Counselor 4 Fatima Club 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Hobby: Laughing Ambition: To get to Sun Valley LORRAIN E VALLELA Chee Chee' SAINT EDWA.HD'S '47 Sec.-Treas. 15 Class Pres. 25 Vice-Pres. Glee 25 Business Mgr. Rosarian 35 Ad- vertising Mgr. Rosarian Choir 45 Press 2, 3, 45 Princess 15 Hostess Club 45 Sis- ters' Club 45 Ski Club 25 Maryans 25 Dom. Choir 25 Ensemble 45 Cheer- leader 25 Polka Dots 2, 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Joyce Rep. 45 Honor Roll 1 Hobby: Laughing Ambition: To please God KATHLEEN WITI' llwinyll HOLY ROSARY '47 Sodality Counselor 3, 45 Assistant Pnfoci 45 Sisters' Club 2, 3, 45 Fatima Club 45 gasaketball 1, 25 Varsity 45 Polka Dub Hobby: Sports Ambition: To make a lady-like exit from Cathy'a car i S if '??- 1 ,. :ze . ik , Valedidorian Salufuforian MARGARET TRACEY CATHERINE LIGHTFOOT H0 EIR 'I' DENT ls! Row, fop-J. McSharry S. Kulczycki, K. Shibles, J. Seely, C. Cytracek, M. Wullrof, M. McDonagh, C. Gardner, G. Kumheru R. McSharry 2nd Row-J. Kulczycki, S. Perri, A. Lippert, M. B. Milne, M. VanParys, J. Nokes, M. Ferrari, P. Lenihan Bolrom Row-R. Smith, M. Tracey, P. Sterling, C. Lightfoot, G. Lucchesini HALL FAME All Around Girl Wittiest Catherine Lightfoot Most Likely to Succeed Marlene Ultsch-Best Figure Kathryn Strub-Best Dancer Ianet Rodgers-Most Artistic Sylvia Campigna-Prettiest Smile Gladyne Lucchesini Donna Pedersen Marberta Irvin-Prettiest Girl Idalynn Leonard-Prettiest Eyes Sally Fox-Prettiest Hair Patricia Troastle-Prettiest Voice Lorraine Vallela-Best Personality ROSEMARY SMITH Sfudonf Body President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marilyn Sollick, pruidenh Donna Pedersen, soc. chairmanp Caihorine Lighifoof, vice-presidenf, Kathryn Sfru b, secretary-froasurlr. CLASS of '52 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Maralyn McSharry, president Anne Lippert, vice-presidenfg Mary Lou Larsen, soc. chairmanf Frances Ruotf, secrefary-Preasurer. September witnessed the happy return of fifty-one Iuniors . . . Not suceeeding in fooling the F rosh during initiation, the class turned their talents in other direc- tions . . . Maralyn McSharry, Anne Lippert, Frances Ruofi and Mary Lou Larsen were chosen to lead the class . . . Typing and shorthand were two new subjects guaranteed to keep us busy . . . The girls picked the old typing room as a general meeting place and spent many hours figuring out their English and practicing skits . . . Through co-operation of the class, two Well-liked assemblies were given . . . One of the yearis highlights was the Religion lessons of Father Fitzpatrick . . . Two new events stood out as the reward for finally reaching the upperclassmen stage- The Prom and Picnic . . . Completing the year's round of studies, clubs, parties, and singing, the class of '52 looked forward to an even brighter year as Seniors. Mildred Adams Sharon Atchison Florence Bonner Margaret Braun Mary Lou Campagnaro Margie Clovich Diane Corner Lou Ann Covich Bibiana Cytracek Marian De Lorenzo Therese Dougal Josephine Doyle Germaine Duplin Maureen Cassett Leona Glass Patricia Croseclose Marilee Gustine Lois Holdren Patricia Jones Jean Kulczycki zz . 1 .. ' - - 1 s Y 5 vu n 3 my y Vw v K' W' 9 N31 - fuk Vgzxggftgrv . K 1: . g, A fi. W i x i .4041 . 4 as Y D, ,V , ,f Z 3 A , 18' A 1'-A' X gg! ,1 , 11 ' W I i. '- ' A ily 4 E if 4 .' ' 4 Q :J X 'if' .. L Q2 5K'2 ibn- i it Q fits. , A iii' A ,QE QJ P , mf A H . -' 'i fills - :, ' f L Y ' Peggy La Jambe ir W, 'D 1 A- ,A iff' 9 Z if? f-5 Mary Lou Larsen i P' P V PHX. Y N m ' M ' Q D .rr ' Anne Lippert Pattee Liston H 1 . ' ii 13,1 , ,,' Q A .F ' Dolores Loke L wiv L : X ',' P' i s 2 QM, Patricia McCough 'P A : ' 3 A A Mnrnlyn McSl1arry - 1- V L4Ll Mary Bea Milne Dorothy Miori Rosemary Mirante Dolores Moran Kathleen Moran Katherine Morine Elsie Novito Sue Perri Arlene Petersen Jerry Phillips Florence Phillips Patricia Pighin Antonia Powell Ann Robbins Sally Robbins H- I. H A- ,--- I. ,fl-Iggy, f . W ' 5 P P 'f 'S ' ,'f51.. ga l 1 N. ..-:.f:. ..: ,...,. .y.,: N W , K, .. 4 , My 5: W 2? 35 r 4 s' ssl, bl' 'K Q he .. 5 7 ,V ., Q 5 W WY A ga? Frances Ruoff Anna Sacco Karlene Siffemlan Rita Tarantino Peggy Treleaven Catherine Ultsch Beverly Wallitner Mary Lou Wambach Peggy Ward 5 Q-g:f'.zs',,g . P 1, ,mg is Adm , 'L if fs i as 5525 ,wav Z. 'se -Q. 4334 v h, -sl mpgs? 21 . ,X - .l 1 x My gd WK 'F - Kr- 1:3 M W 9 1 L wif ni. ,M , I-'REQ ' 2:1 7 z z-EE s 3 as 2 l 3' fi '5 'I X GN ,Q N' CLASS oi 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Consiance Gregor, secretary-treasurer: Annalu Marsh, president: Anne Groseclose, soc. chairman- Molly Nolan, vice-president. Entering room 212 was an important day for the new sophomores. They now had such privileges as having lockers, becoming Maryans and Glee Club officers, and hearing the news when it was news. The most important of all was that they were the upperclassmen of the lower classmen. Annalu Marsh, Mary Ellen Nolan, Connie Gregor, and Anne Croseclose were elected to lead the class. Some new features started by the class were an athletic program, a pen-pal club, and a project of sending clothes to the poor in Europe. All's well that ends well,', and the year for the class of '53 was well ended with the annual Sophomore and Freshmen picnic. Marlene Adams Mary Theresa Arbicor Barbara Barrett , Darlene Bruck Sheila Cameron Mary Cofoid Theresa De Lorenzo Marian Edwards jo Ann Engler Margaret F eckley Mary Ferrari Colleen Frawley Rose Gleason Constance Gregor Anne Groseclose Arlene Gustafson Janice Handron Dolores Hugev Helen Irvin Ruth Kelliher Maureen Kelly Marianne Keohen Colleen Keyes Nancy Labyak Gervase Lanctot Femande Lebel Helen Leedom Lorraine Legaz Patricia Lenihan Patricia Leonard ,M A ,. -1'3 ws, 'S ,na is 3 no 'N Y J v 2'f'W2MM6Z676. 5 I 1 1 if -QWMWAK 1 1 Q .tj SX? I t j I e sg!! as W X 7' A -' 1' H M L W G G -F' Q'-H 1 L Q me J. if if i , My My i RE? k i: 1-gg , . X ' ' aw.,,,,R.,r 14 X a 1 N . Q, r. M RQ :af L ' sv 1 ., , , f 1 ii YY ,DW 5 5 W M bf' - ww? X M V ,- is t, iw .4 in 1 M. ,mf 53 M A iw? ,.' . it J .M .,,,. 45? ,ww Y- M S ...Lu- so . Av N gui . I' 5 wk it A M s e rgmaz X 'N.t Lois Lessard Arlene Lester Ardelle Lewis Annalu Marsh Mary Marshall Eileen McGee Gloria McGill Mary McKone Dolores Miller Florence Miller Helene Montcalm Ioan Nokes Mary Ellen Nolan Marilyn O'Leary MaryHelen Paschke Patricia Perry Gilda Sidrovich Joanne Sullivan Carol Tarantino Maureen Thomas or Wavwisrm suaammww as if 3 , L Patricia Trout :gl am I. - 2 Velma Turgeon fi: ' , Zag Marjorie Van Parys 'T V Bernice Vornbrock Q25 , V , Dolores Wilson Shirley York 11? :Wi ii' g ca T 3 fi 1 K ra, , 5' CLASS of '54 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kerin Rodgers, soc. dwirmanp Rita McSharry, presidenh Geraldine Kumhera, secretary-treasurer: Margaret Wollrof, vice-president. School Days! Those are umagicv words, especially in the fall when it is one's first year in high school. The members of the class of '54, in search of more knowl- edge, made their entrance into the fold of H. R. H. with usual initiation. They progressed through the year successfully under the leadership of Rita McSharry, class presidentg Margaret Wallrof, vict-presidentg Cerrie Kumhera, secretaryg and Kerin Rodgers, social chairman. One of their most successful projects was an Indian Exhibit, in which they displayed various Indian articles. Their school spirit has made them a lively contender for X the Loyalty Award. So, with a successful year behind them, the class of '54 is anxiously looking forward to a pvxlhw V bigger and better sophomore year! 'J if Carol Ann Anderson Neva Aversano Barbara Jayne Brown Darlene Conner Joan Coscarart Bridget Cunningham Jeanne Curcio Delores Cytracelc Joan Doxtator Carol Ann Duguay Margie Edwards Pauline Favro Kathryn Freitas Carol Gardner Mary Catherine Cleason Michaele Hein Arlene Herman Roberta Hickey Helen Hoolahan Dolores Horan Rita Hurley Darlene Huter Margaret James Patricia Jones Laurita Jutte Mildred Kerkof Diane Kems Barbara Kievat Eleanore Kirstein Myrna Konrad Sydell Kulczycki 'im ax . Q, . .N .. ,Q A ., 9 , n wi . ,wwf , 5 WU. 'HF f , ,. '- if E ra, w Gerrie Kumhera Rita Lebel Barbara Leonard Marilyn MacDonagh Mary Beth MacDonald Margaret Marquart Dolores Mattingly Marcella McCauley Lilly Ann McLucas Janis McSharry Rita McSharry Marlene Miori Jeanette Murray Barbara Mylle Catherine Nightingale Joan Pointer Sally Raaen Kerin Rodgers jill Seeley Kathleen Shibles Joan Sullivan Mary Ann Sutherland Virginia Taylor Andra Traverso Delores Van Parys Margaret VVallrof Gerry Wambach Ioan Wilkinson Charlotte Witt Nancy Wright E 7' a 1 .mr M,.,,,4 ,VW J 0 rx. '52 G' r f 1 'Qi - 95? xl in qw fr Zi f 4 he ed s 4 W ,V :mm V, .' ,I 4 H Q I I ,V - fx, bw :, xv' arf Q , '34, Z A li .Ea Ig - we as Q an K mi? Q 5 M, A . 41, 1' if Q, 7 we V Q Vg' ti Janet Rodgers, Karin Rodgers, Helene Montcalm, Patricia Lenihan, Marcella McCauley Seniors I. Agostino S. Campagna M. Duffy S. Fox J. C3-1TitY M. Irvin I. Leonard D. Lewis C. Lightfoot G. Lucchesini R. A. McVey C. Montcalm S. Nelson P. O'Donnell D. Pedersen P. Reardon H. Reichert J. Rodgers A. Sehantz P. Slater B. Small B. Small R. Smith M. Sollick D. Spiess P. Sterling K. Strub A. Sullivan M. Tracey P. Troastle M. Ultsch L. Vallela K. Witt Juniors M. Adams S. Atchison F. Bonner M. Braun M. L. Campagnaro M. Clovich D. Corner L. A. Covich I. Doyle C. Duplin M. Gassett L. Glass P. Croseclose M. Custine L. Holdren P. Jones I. Kulczyclci P. La Iambe M. L. Larsen A. Lippert P. Liston D. Loke P. McCough M. McShan'y M. Milne R. Mirante D. Miori D. Moran K. Moran K. Morine E. Novito S. Perri F. Phillips A. Petersen l P. Pighin A. Powell A. Robbins S. Robbins F. Ruoif A. Sacco K. Silferman R. Tarantino C. Ultsch B. Wallitner M. L. Wambach P. Ward Sophomores M. Arbicor D. Bruck S. Cameron M. Cofoid T. De Lorenzo M. Edwards J. Engler C. Frawley A. Groseclose A. Gustafson I. Handran D. Hugev H. Irvin R. Kelliher M. Kelly M. A. Keohen H. Leedom L. Legaz P. Lenihan L. Lessard A. Lester A. Lewis B00 TER These tive girls were the inspi- ration of the high school in the 1951 drive for a bigger and better annual. It was through their ex- ample and leadership that the drive was successful and sub- scriptions to the annual reached the 99-99!1O0Z mark. The follow- ing members of the student body also gave their best co-operation: A. Marsh R. Hurley G. McGill D. Huter F. Miller M. james H. Montcalm P. jones M. Nolan D. Kerns M. O'Leary B. Kievat M. H. Paschke E. Kirstein P. Perry M. Konrad G. Sidrovich S. Kulczycki I. Sullivan G. Kumhera C. Tarantino B. Leonard M. Thomas M. Marquart P. Trout D. Mattingly M. Van Parys M. McCauley D. Wilson M. B. McDonald L. A. McLucas Fl'eShITl9n 1. McSharry C. A. Anderson R' Mqsllarry N. Aversano M' Mum B. J. Brown J' Murray D. Connor B' Myne, I. Coscarart C' Nfghtmgale B. Cunningham 1' Pointer D. Cytracek S' Raaen J. Doxtator K' Rodgers C' Duguay J. Seelley M. Edwards K' Shlllles P' Favm J. Sllll1Val'l K- Freitas M. A. Sutherland C. 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ENSEMBLE S ComPG9no D 5Pi 's'Fox S all B Small P.Troasfle, - I McGoUlh L.fmrioM15 R 'B' m ' n 'll M.solnck,J-MC5 Y . P 1 Front Row-J. DoY'0, P- ward' A owe ...fn - - PIANO HONOR STUDENT 0 flghf M. Mcsharr S y, A. M g, . C. Mom all , M. Solhck, H. Monfcalm, A. L CATHERINE LIGHTFOOT Piano Trophy CC' 1 A. 7 , . Af Frxanoijveul J. Mcshcfry' R- McSh::f:'r P Perry' A' Gusmfson, Rodgers, C. Lughffoof ,pn Len fo righf Back Row C L naw Jw ENSEMBLE ' --'hffoooHR- Frou, Row-A Pehnon IQ , . encherf, M. Ulfsch P - ,M. Duff , M, ' -Gfosedose, M. I ' Y McShorry, L. Vullelo, P. Slater, K, Shub A SZLEVU , . n MARALYN MCSHARRY Choir Trophy PIANO HONUR STUDENTS h M Kelly L Le9u1,s.Kaevaf,C-DU9 wi f ' Leif fo righf-G. Sidrovich, N. I' 9 ' ' Miori k Af Piclno-N- L0bYuk' D' BNC -my, K. shabues, M- James' W f ,Mn . K. i- 3 MA -.Q 4. vm f -.. M 9 , - . 2 kd W 5 glial? xy ai or I l. RYA Top Row-H Irvin, G. Sidrovich, J. Engler, F. Lebel S Cameron 2nd Row-M. Kelly, A. Marsh, N. Lobyulr, A Gustafson BoHom Row-A. Groseclose, L. Legcz, D. Bruck, M. Cofoid, M. Marshall M H Puschke J Nukes I JAN -MA-RI-TRIO Leff fo righf-Janis McSharry, Maralyn McSI1arry RIN McShau , Rosarian Choir Officers I.oH N right M. Sollkll . M. Irvin I I L. Vallela S. Campugn R. McSho rry G M. McSharry Leff lo righf, of back M. H. Paschke H. Irvin M. Kelly F. Lebel N. La byuk G. McGill R. McSI1arry Ai Piano- C. Gregor ,sg-, My DEBATE CLUB Leh fo right-M. L. Loran, M. Wcllrof, K. Freifas, A. Lipperf, R. Smith, B. Small, A. Traverse E B' -fr . . ww- SMW hd K 2 'C-'P' DEBATE CLUB PRESIDENT Donna Pedersen DEBATERS AT C.P.S. A. Lipporf, R. Smith 'The heart of this nation is sound . . . the spirit strong . . . the faith eternal 3. as K 51 i ' AA.i , bk - X w Y ,. Q nM':7 '4 'ff..-,...-.- X It W In Y Ab v i , '-A Tv , .,..-H' Z -'-- f-'S 2.37, -ff fd ..A5 pf' ' 1 kf?ffi:f pil- f A, 'xi fix.. ' A- X' ja. haw.-1,1 'x , UU ' E X I f A 275 ,, . ' .1 'Tx 1 X . Rx Hsu. 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McSharry i Ann e Uppgflz P' esid0l li Amon SISTERS, in Powell' 'WP CL B resid9nl' sally FOX: Pre sideni. Isl Row, left lo righf- S. Kulczyclri, R. McSharry, J. McSharry, J. Kulczycki, S. Perri, D. Bruck, S. Fox, G. Lucchesini, K. Strub, L. Vallela 2nd Row, leff fo righf- J. Curcio, E. Kirslein, M. H. Paschlce, P. Ward, K. Moran, M. B. Milne, C. Ulfsch, M. Sollick, A. Petersen, C. Monfcalm, M. L. Larsen 3rd Row, leff fo righf- P. Perry, G. Kumhera, J. Seeley, K. Shibles, M. Kelly A. Marsh, J. Handran, H. Montcalm, F. Miller, M. T. Arbicor, P. Trout, A. Gustafson, P. Lenihan 4fl1 Row, left fo right- M. Marquari, M. MacDonagh R. Lebel, D. Maffingly, S. Cameron, G. McGill, M. Ulfsch, D. Horan, A. Robbins, S. Robblns, J. Rodgers, P. Sferling C. Lighffoof, J. Engler, F. Lebel, A. Lippert 1 Basketball lst row, left to right J. Nokes M. H. Pasclwlle J. Gnrrity J. Kulczyclxi K. Witt 2nd row, left to right D. Lewis H. Reichert P. O'Donnell R. A. McVey M. Duffy V. .c.. TENNIS F. Miller, M. Arbicor VOLLEYBALL lst row, left to right: D. Brock, A. Marsh, M. A. Keohen, M. Arbicor. 2nd row, left to right: M. Feckley, A. Gustafson, N. Lubyck, M. Kelly, D. Hugev, H. Montcalm 3rd row, left to right: V. Turgeon, J. Hundron, S. Cameron, G. Sidrovich, J. Engler, D. Wilson, F. Label, M. Van Parys, BASEBALL C. Tarantino, B. larrott E R v I Left io righl, Top-H. Reichert, M. Irvin, I. Leonard, M. Ulisch, P. Jones, J. Rodgers, J. Engler, F. Lebel, C. Lightfoot. 2nd Row-P. Lenihan, S. Cameron, M. Kelly, N. Labyalx, A. Gustafson, A. Peterson, L. Legoz. 3rd Row-J. Nokes, D. Hugev, P. Ward, K. Sililerman, P. Treleaven, C. Ultsch, A. Marsh, M. Solliclx, R. Smith CLI, R 4fh Row-L. Vallela, S. Perri, G. Lucchesini, D. Corner, P McGough, B. Small, B, Small, K. Strub, E. Noviia, A. Sullivan lsf row, left to right: Patricia McGough, Queen Margaret Tracey, Jean Kulczycki. 2nd row, left to right: Janis McSharry, Marlene Ultsch, Jo Ann Engler, Patricia Slater, Maureen Thomas, Geraldine Kumhera. Hail to our Queen to our beautiful Queen sang the student body at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. Surrounded by her princesses and the Seniors in bright formals, Queen Margaret Tracey gracefully ruled the affair. As highlight of the evening, Rosemary Smith, student body president, crowned the Queen, and Queen Margaret in turn, crowned Our Lady Queen of May. On May 5 at the junior-Senior Prom, Queen Margaret led the Grand March. During the course of the evening she was presented with a gift in remembrance of her reign as Queen of Holy Rosary. Her princesses were Patricia Slater and Marlene Ultsch, Seniorsg Patricia McCough and Jean Kulczycki, Iuniorsg Maureen Thomas and Joanne Engler, Sophomoresg and Geraldine Kumhera and Janis McSharryg Freshmen. ., 1 A-, ,Q ,. -. Maggy, ,I ,.f .Ni ,,- 3 i sneak iiil 'M 3' Q 42 . . L if 1, ' UW gt ' :,A Y- if . ai V . is Q x hx Q V 'NWYI AU qv 1 , -A . ff X Qfdf Q ' ww Wwwfwws N ,v ws-Q 'Wm' 'W' m. vu H ..L, 'QMA',wb gg! R N, f A-W .2 N' B' W X'-mf w A qu' 455 SH 4 M, 'ix X 'E 'W 'J' s I S a 1 W- A 1, Ay 4 gifs' F lx X ff: sea ii, ,K s , gif X wgzf 1 Q , week 3 3 5 in ....-fu -W' ' 1 I fyfvub, 3 ik U 3 1 54 . ,, V, 4 . 5 s qm Hmgmxw S if-x . 1 ,Ax A I gg . !f ml ,, N A uzl., N.., . , z xx f N1 5 A f .M-Ai My Www , A My 63 .gl fa f-AME KW :R Q 4, iw av Q ' X , Y K 4 JAFRMW we ai .mi VIN 'bww 9 M 0 T E U Ll R Mrs. B. K. Groseclose, Secrefar gMrs. R. J. Lab ok, Treosurerg Mrs. K. Sifferman, Vice-Presidenff Y Y Mrs. W. Pefersen, Presvdenf aw A gs' ,z Q. in wil . - 3' FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET Y .1 Sfanding: Peggy Ward Pa? Slaier June? Rodgers Fernande lebel Mary Helen Puschke ,Sznior ant ill and 'iiitstamznt We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: ' To Father Lanigan, our Pastor, we leave our sincere thanks for all that he has done for us. We also leave a promise to remember him always in our prayers. To Father Fitzpatrick, we bequeath our appreciation for the many worthwhile things we have learned from him in Religion Classes. To Father Van Gogh, we leave our best wishes. To the Faculty, we leave our prayers and deep appreciation for all that they have taught us, and for the kindness and helpfulness they have always bestowed on us through the too-short years we have attended Holy Rosary. To the Juniors we leave the privileges and joys, duties and responsibilities of a senior. To the Sophomores we will their first big thrill at the prom, and also the right to finally be big-time juniors. To the Freshmen we bequeath the right to advance to second-from-the-last place .in line at moming prayer, and the hope that they will all be able to fit into the sophomore room. Joanne Agostino wills her height to Beverly Wallitner who has plenty of her own! To Florence Phillips goes Joanne Agostino's ability to study and know Literature 4. Marilee Gustine falls heir to Sylvia Campagna's Presidency of Rosarian Choir. Sylvia Campagna wills Frances Ruoff her patience to hear all the talk about skiing! Sally Fox bequeaths Sally Robbins her dependable watch which will enable her to be on time in her senior year. Joanne Garrity wills her enthusiasm in Lit. Class to Jerry Phillips. To Pat Jones, Marberta Irving wills half her weight in the hope that she will make good use of it. Idalynn Leonard wills to Patty McCough her 20-20 vision so that Patty will be able to see a few of the people she waves to. To Lou Ann Covich, Idalynn Leonard wills her roller skates in case Lou Ann's car breaks down. Donna Lewis wills her ability to always be at the right place at the wrong time, and to say the wrong thing at the right time. Cathy Lightfoot wills Pat Groseclose her wonderful will power with sincere wishes that it will help her more than it did Cathy. Cladyne Lucchesini wills Diane Corner her cousin. Pattee Liston is willed Rose Agnes McVey's ability to make more than five errors in typing speed tests. Rose Agnes also wills Pat Pighin Macbeth. May she appreciate him as much as Rosie did. Shirley Nelson wills Bibiana Cytracek the 37 Alki and Beach Drive bus, hoping she will take good care of it. To Dorothy Miori goes Pat O'Donnell's ability of being shy with just a sprinkle of spice. Pat O'Donnell wills Anne Lippert all of next year's freshmen. Mary Louise Carnpagnaro is the lucky I 'PJ recipient of a horse from Donna Pedersen so that Mary Louise will no longer be forced to drive her 1925 lemon through the junction. Pat Reardon wills Gerry Duplin her tardy marks and that tremendous job of cleaning the room three nights out of two. To Peggy Ward, Pat Reardon wills her warm place by the radiator, providing that she will hold it high, and guard it well. Harmina Reichert wills Sharon Atchison her ability to see double on Monday moming. Janet Rodgers wills her earplugs to Florence Bonner, so she won't have to listen to herself 'practice the-piano. To Lois Holdren goes Alvina Schantz's typewriter in hopes that it won't make as many mistakes for her as it did for Alvina. Pat Slater wills Sue Perri all the hours she spent trying to raise her speed in typing above 20. To Kathleen Moran goes Pat Slater's fire bell with the advice that she use more cotton in her ears than Pat did. Barbara Small wills Margaret Braun her Biology Bug Box with some very interesting corpses, just in case she takes Bug-o-logy. To Mary Lou Wambach, Barbara Small wills her warm racoon skin, to ward off thrills and chills from Detective Movies. Beverly Small wills to Cathy Ultsch her ice cream churn, two cans of Hershey's syrup and a big cherry, but without the ice cream unless she chums it. To Jean Kulczycki, Rosemary Smith wills her various and sundry diets. May she make better use of them than Rosemary did. Rosemary also wills Leona Glass locker No. 3 with all the junk, fWishing that she could leave her locker partners, the twins behind, too.J To Marion DeLorenzo, Marilyn Sollick wills the pile of music after Rosarian Choir period. Mattie Duffy wills Ann Robbins, Sally Robbins, and any gray hairs that go with her. Delores Spiess wills Maralyn McSharry her glasses, so she won't strain her eyes when she starts reading Macbeth in Lit. 4. To Peggy Treleaven, Delores also wills her wise cracks in case Peggy can't think of any more. To Therese Dougal, Pat Sterling wills a pair of boxing gloves so that she can at least beat Sally once before she graduates. Pat Sterling wills Maureen Gassett Harvey so that she can see him, too. Kathy Strub wills to Delores Moran locker No. 2 with all the shoes and sheets and jars. To Josephine Doyle goes the fireplace at Salt Water Park, and also the little pebbles on the beach from Kathy Strub. Andree Sullivan wills Arlene Petersen her ability to get hit by falling ink bottles from her locker in hopes she has a thicker cranium than Andree had. Margaret Tracey wills her bell-ringing finger to Peggy La Jambe. To Rosemary Mirante goes Margaret Tracey's sterling record of punctuality. Pat Troastle wills Mary Bea Milne her standing place near the back door of the 35th school bus. To Mary Lou Larsen goes Pat Troastle's piece of devil's food cake, that has been in her locker for months, knowing that Mary Lou will enjoy it since she played the devil so well in the junior assembly. Marlene Ultsch wills Karlene Sifferman her jar of Mentholatum, so that she will never have another cold. Lorraine Vallela wills to Mildred Adams the privilege to some day drive her little Ford. To Elsie Novito, Lorraine wills the 85.00 Elsie will be giving her in two years. Kathleen Witt wills Delores Loke her slouching position in the second desk in the third row. In witness whereof and herewith we have hereby signed, sealed and published this testament and declared this to be our Last Will and last piece of work at Holy Rosary High School. SENIOR CLASS, '51 PIHIPIIEUY Here sit the Seniors in the front row, Faces happy, spirits not low. Soon will come their graduation What's their effect upon our nation? Listen now, and you will hear Their story on this earthly sphere. From pillar to post Cathy hops, Her Lightfoot takes her to the tops. She sweeps the stars from the sky away, And brings them back shining at end of day. Pat Slater, busy as a bee, Is typing out her songs. A song writer she aims to be, With music for the throngs. Beverly Small takes out her toys, And all day long she makes shrill noise. You can guess what she's busy doing, She's famous for piano tuning. Donna Lewis, it seems so funny, Takes spills in front of a mob. She found some work to raise some money, Testing roller skates, is her job. Flour, sugar, salt and lard. Golly, this ain't hard. Sings Pat Troastle on high, Baking Langendorf pies. Sally Fox, though not very big, At school convinced us she had no wig. The years have passed, again we have met, And found she makes wigs for the younger set. Rose Mary Smith is the master of all, But you may inquire what is her call. At Van de Kamp's she got her founda- tion. A taster, that's her occupation. With no profession and many ambi- tions, Maralyn Sollick couldn't find her way. Now her actions are all in one direction Mixing chemicals by night and by day. Pat Reardon, it seems so outlandish, You were so dainty and fleet a la foot. You're now the despair of all shoe men, No store can contain your slim boot. The pearly gates swing open wide Adrnitting humble souls inside. Kathleen, we know is waiting there To guide us celestially in with care. Ironing curtains, mending sox Making beds, and combing locks. Thus we see Joanne the reporter, Keeping now, her house in order. Beneath the sunny skies she stands With Erin's shamrocks in her hands, Margaret Tracey is this lass The Irishman of the '51 class. With a trim little apron and specks We see the grocer, Miss McVey, Sorting her apples and busheling her peeks With a polite, Can I help you today? Down at Ivar's on Pier 91 Stands Alvina Schantz of Class '5l. As the street orator pauses for a bowl of chowder Alvina fhard of hearing? cries, Loud- er, please, Louder. What's on our T.V. set tonight? Sugar Boy Robinson in his greatest fight. His manager Carrity plays no hunches She's in there helping him give out those punches. Donna Pedersen had a great ambition Sadly enough it went to perdition That girl has become Seattle's Rage, She peels bananas in the monkey cage. Poor Harmina Reichert does not feel fed All she's had to eat is milk and bread. She has no fears of pounds she'll gain, But won'y-wart ulcers give her pain. A girl of charm was Skinny Duffy No commotion made her huffy. Soprano in Ensemble sang Mattie Today the Met's star's name is Fatty. Delores Spiess was quite a gal, But to the boys just a pal. Now Dede's modeling for john Powers. The boys are smothering her with flowers. If you should pass a zoo some nite, And happen to glance upon a light, Perhaps you'll find O'Donnell there Guiding the monkeys with their prayer. And here they come around the bend, With Andree Sullivan near the end. But do not fret folks, you will smile When our sweet jockey comes first in the mile. Does you dog have fleas? Does he suffer from fits? Marlene Ultsch for giant fees, Doctors the needs of your Spitz. If you should pass Shirley Nelson some day, And you hear her mumbling on the way. Don't be surprised, you'd be that way too, If you were chief match counter at the Diamond Co. It may be caviar, or spagett' Or pies and even crepe suzzette, Chee Chee Vallela knows them best, The greatest food expert in the West. Some have a knack for cooking And for painting too. But if you want to advance in dancing Kathy Stnib is in the groove. And, Sylvia, we like to recall you Your young slim days are o'er Thru the grapevine we've heard it reported That you enter only double width doors. Finding a secluded spot We see our Janet Rodgers, Hand-painting knee high argyle sox Her present to the Dodgers. Who teaches history to Prince Charlie Of the royal house of Britain? Why Miss Catherine Montcalm Who by the travel bug was bitten. With ringing voice and perfect poise We find orator Barbara Small, And on H.R.'s school spirit team She is not small a'tall. Idalynn Leonard always was frisky Today her activities a.ren't so risky, She flew a plane in the lift to Nome Now she's knitting socks in the old F olk's home. Gladyne Lucchesini was a girl with vision Then one day she got religion Where's that girl we'll always like? Leading the Am1y at First and Pike. Do you remember Marberta? She loathed to see school days come. Right now she heads Teachers College, And, believe me, she makes it hum. It isn't so bad to imagine That Pat of the Sterling type, Has abandoned the World Wide Air- ways And travels the globe on a bike. Dear Graduates, we give to you, Best wishes, love, happiness, too. But no more bouquets to you do we send For there ain't any more, this is the end. ' . Wi- 3. - vm- A-f,3,' w I, V of -A: A 7 ,L-W , l I ,P'Al,f 5 l X I gb! ,ff 'Fifi ev tif :ff ' L9.,bS I .A Q! lull! 1431- Jfx igfyf' who lcyirl fy VHF: , ' I- fx J if 6,1 I ii I' MH! pile? . Hf , I Aqgw., ?N1 'f'?, B f 5e94'v.,l E E24 is 1 -'. I ' X FI f f i . Aviv if mx A ' '-'.-..-23? ' '1- I .Assfew g I , Q.. AQ' ' 4, YQYQ' 'KE I Q A14!1ei'f,-tfymwgpfxf, A I fi nil? QSM .kk si f, v-, VK , .gt k .f Y -.hi V A-wh, Yi' .. nif fi XL? I ., iw- 2 lIwmNNS6s l I X 5 SSI, 'Z xx ml l bi-Yu ',,k ' . 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