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

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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.