Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

The Class of1965 Atmosphere Accomplishment Activity All experience Is an arch. . . I am a part of all that I have met, Yet all experience is an arch Wherethrough gleams that Untraveled world, whose margin Fades for ever and for ever When I move. How dull it is to pause, To make an end, To rust unburnished, not To shine in use! As though to breathe were life. Life Piled on life were all too little, And of one to me little remains: But every hour is saved from that Eternal silence, something more, A bringer of new things, And vile it were for some three Suns to store and hoard myself, And this gray spirit yearning In desire to follow knowledge Like a sinking star Beyond the utmost bound of Human thought. . . To strive, to seek, to find, and Not to yield. Tennyson ,J :w9'v1ifg,,,Q , iv-if if 'Lf E A Q .g igig , 5 r I asked professors VVho teach The meaning of life To tell me What is happiness . . Sandburg Twmwaq fa X w T 5 i 1 v Y Y l J W 1 i il 3 l a I 1 N i I 4 1 I 8 In solitude there is Simplicity, There is the Beauty of silence And the unity of Uneself 1 Q Q l , MH . , A g , ,mmm 3 1 fm.. 1,31 AA Q, I The rest Is silence Shakespeare M SISTER MARY CLARE, S.P. Principal MRS. IAMES HYNES Bookroom MRS. LOLA BEANE, Office SISTER ROBERT, S.P. Superior SISTER SARAH MARIE, S.P. Treasurer, To teach the young, . MISS GORMLEY To encourage the 1dea1 Library MRS. TOOMEY, Off SISTER MYRA, S.P. Library 13 MRS. AILEEN HOWARD Latin SISTER ROSE ALOYSE, S.P. MRS. ELOISE FANNING, Latin SISTER ANN LOUISE, S.P., French, Religion, Alumnae Moderator Latin, Religion, CSMC Moderator MISS BARBARA ETHIER, French MME. DENISE BERNIER. French, Spanish MRS. NATALIE KALIKAN Russian, German MRS. ROSALINA KERR, Spanish 15 SISTER MARGARET CELESTE, S.P. P.O.D., Religion MRS. PATRICIA SMITH, Ancient and Modern History, Humanities Seminar Advisor MRS. IULIA TERRY, P.O.D., Red Cross Moderator . gi I MRS. DOROTHY STRAUB, English, F.T.A. and Humanities Seminar Advisor MISS CONSTANCE BELCHER, English, Speech, Guerin Moderator. K IW r,,,.vf' ,,- ,v,l, SISTER MARIE IEANETTE. S.P. Religion, English Iournalism, Immaculate News MONSIGNOR D. IOSEPH l Moderator CORBETT, Religion FATHER CHARLES EBBECKE, Religion 1 '0' MISS ANNE MCGINNIS, Reading, English, College Neff' ww Advisor, Humanities Moderator .1 ' A .ft ,:,,-QP' . 5.131 1 i, I J if we-ffl ? ' , ig if PQ! Yi' 'i'1 Q Q S11 A fgg, Vg , ' ,V I WH i 17 SISTER FRANCES ELISE, S.P Religion, U.S. History 1 2-1 ,ii , MRS. ELIZABETH MARTIN, Biology, Chemistry MRS. MARGARET MAURY, Chemistry, Physics SISTER MARCELINE, s.P., MRS' ROWE' Biology, Physiology, Religion, Science Seminar Moderator Algebra A SISTER AGNES MAUREEN Mathematics, IAA Moderator DR. MILADA LEIKOVA, Physical Education, Teams' Coach SISTER RITA CECILE, S.P., Music M135 BARBARA VON WALD Music Club Moderator. SISTER MARIE XAVIER, S.P. ' Music, Glee Club Moderator Speech, Forensics and Drama Moderator 19 And also . SISTER MARY CARMELITA, S.P. Econome SISTER MARIE CUNSOLATA, S.P. English, Spanish, Religion, Cheerleading Moderator SISTER MARY CAROL, S.P. Treasurer's Office SISTER EDITH, S.P. Art, Art Club Moderator MRS. DONNELLY, Nurse MRS. MA, Library MISS PACKER Geometry Donna Ieanne Rowley President An age of goodness I knew And badness, too, mind, But more of good than bad. Llewellyn Susan Ellen M0 Vice-Presid t Maureen Patricia Gaddis Secretary Iudith Ly Treasu Kathryn Ieanne Achstetter Virginia Ritchie Alexander Lynne Helen Andrews Mary Ann Appel vivid Anne Denise Baudino Linda Ann Bergmann 21 Ianet Katherine Bikowski Catherine Savelle Black Flora Ellen Bratton Anne Louise Buffington Margaret Headlee Bower The memory Of what has been, And never more Will be . . . Norah Elaine Boyle Wordsworth Regina Louise Burke 22 Ioann Theresa Carpenter Sara Beatriz Casillas 3 Cat hleen Ann Clarke wif:-2: If an Margaret Ellen Clough ,.,'h,f ,mug Q- Y XL, Q, 5 ., ,mg .i , rw ,Y 23 Maria A. Collins-Cona Leila Franczyoka Conger patricia Ann Coyle Maureen Isobel Cunningham Nancey Io Croke A fragment Of what you felt, A formula, A phrase remains . . . Millay Judith Irene DeNunZj0 Diana Theresa Devereux Mary Ann Dugan Evelyn Marie Downs Pamela Vicki Dunnett 24 Marsha Louise Duvall Graciella Margarita Esquerre-Area Valerie Elkins Eva Maria Erdman Iosephine Mary Eustace Pamela Mary Fitzgerald Ioanne Miriam Fajfar Mary Theresa Fitzpatrick 25 Mary Adelaide Flanagan Madeline Claire Gilbert Leola Louise Gillespie Diane Marie Gartland Katherine Ellen Gartland Patricia Buhl Godel Mary Anita Goffredi Everyrnan Is of importance To himself. johnson Dolores Claire Green Mary Ann Grimberg Maureen Dee Hampton 27 Linda Anne Hillyard Ioanne Marie Iarvis Beverly Ann Iones Kathleen Natalie Kane Mary Ellen Regina Kearney Patricia Ann Keefer Diane Berry Love v 1 28 Mary Stuart Lyddane Barbara Ellen Matthews Hannah Marks Friends Have All things In common. Plato Deborah Eileen Martin Maryann McCarthy 29 Carol Ann McDonough Susan Corey McGowan Margaret Mary Meehan Lynda Mischler Ilona Maria Modly Nancy lane Mullinix 30 r S una aria unez Weary of myself, And sick of asking What I am Kathleen O'Neil O'Me1 And what I ought to be. Arnold 31 Rosemary Elleen Rega Madelyn Rosa Rego Friendship Needs N0 Words. I-Iammarsl-fjdld Francesca Reilly Kathleen Elizabeth Reilly Darlene Ridgeway Barbara P. Roscoe Margaret M. Rowan Kathleen Mary Schlaudecker 32 Dorothy Schmadel Sarah I. Shepard E Kathleen Regis Sheridan Nancy L. Smith 2 Q Lynne Elisabeth Stark 33 Maria Louise Terrafranca Micheline Kathryn Vavrick Sharyn Diane Venit Kathleen Marie Toivanen Kathleen Anne Walsh Maureen Patricia Walsh Friends given by God In mercy and loveg My counselors, My comforters and guidesg My joy in grief, My second bliss in joy Companions of my young In doubt, my oracles, My wings in high pursuit. O, I remember, and will n Our meeting spots, Our chosen sacred hours, Our burning Words, That uttered all the soul . Ianis Cecelia Widmayer Ellen Anne Warren Christine Carroll Woods JM, ey- ,-1 desiresg ,yyi reel e'er forget 5 letr r r,,r, 5 e Pollok Martha Wueste 35 Classes pass and people change. We see the light in one, while in another it is clouded. There are new Thresholds To be crossed We remember the little things, and in remembering we have difficulty find- ing Words for our thoughts. We remember a mood, as the sun reflected on an open geometry book. We remember snatches of a song we sang in the chaotic peace of the lounge. We remember the elation our successes brought. It's strange how that joy dulled the memory of our failures. We remember the satisfaction that learning brought, and know that learning was not con- fined exclusively to books. We remember our first discovery that behind nameless faces were people. -36 Life is the big, the small, the bizarre, the orthodox. It seeks beauty where there is none and finds truth where none is sought. Mastery comes with drilling, from the frowns, the fidgets, the doodles in the margin. 37 A lectern is reassuringly SOl1d when you are called on to explain a complicated paragraph. Miss Von Wa1d's trademark adorns the desk. Seniors respond in a discussion of the film Potemkin. The modern history class listens as Miss O'Connor discusses the influence of national character on culture. me The art class at Immaculata offers senior art students the chance to express themselves through various media. The senior religion class looks over mimeographed study sheets passed out by Father Ebbecke. There comes a time during the year when the diagrams in the book seem to merge with the geometric patterns on the Hoor and with the abstractions in the chalk dust. The maze of human physiology is somewhat unraveled through lecture and graphic illustration. , a...W Light waves travel in straight linesg that is, when you are not attempting to determine their path through a refracting medium. 41 Concentrated effort is evident in the earnest expressions of our fellow amateurs. Antigone, as well as other Greek and Roman classics, come to life through the dramatic talents of the English Classes. As the bell rings, the two English classes merge in the hall, their minds still clinging to fragments of poetry and snatches of oratory. Those voices with perfect accents in drill after drill come to sound friendly. Sometimes the days seem to follow each other, unchanging, symmetrical. But then the work takes hold of you, and the time flies past. 43 The rare And fleeting Moments When beauty Pauses The inten partici Th t f expression pa sit tion Thinking sometimes, sometimes quietg laughing, but not always: concentrating, usuallyg contributing. Going out from ourselves, but really taking ing finding pleasure in hard work, satisfaction in completion, friendship in sharing. The serenity of interpretation . . . The enthusiasm of creation Since this is but the first rehearsal, the featured play- ers of Wuthering Heights have not yet been able to capture the magic of Emily Bronte. The World's a theatre, The earth A stage. Xingu of The Thirteen Clocks attempts to put up a brave front as the dreadful Cold Duke prepares to slay him, Heywood 46 Scattered papers and crooked pictures belie the outward tranquility of the abandoned publications room. Remember all the best Of our past. . ., And forget the rest. Allington Qs! The hope, anger, inspiration, frus- tration, and joy of the memory book staff is symbolized by Arapesh, our affectionate comforter. The memory book staff is not enthusiastic at the thought of another mix-up in the picture taking schedule. Two Gonzaga debaters forlornly ponder the calendar marking Friday the thirteenth, as they are soundly trounced by a shrewd IHS team. We are voioeless In the presence Uf realities . . . And I ask: of what Use is language . . . Masters Kay Toivanen whips the Forensics Club through another of its four-minute meetings. The successful completion of an edition evokes various reactions from staff members. Mary Ann Grimberg begins work on her next assignment and Mary Ann McCarthy contemplates the Guerin photographer while Dee Love collapses into a deep sleep. The plans made and the difficulties encountered pass with the fleeting time. It takes people-many people- to make a crowd. It takes people-many, interested people to make a seminar. fl511eu:::le:fn. is vz .Q f ., tw ,arg . 5 e P hh n t H ..., I shall discern What all the sages ofthe world Have died to learn. Winter I speak to them, and they stare. I talk of Iob and Sophocles, and they scribble. Do they understand? 51 We cross the paths of tomorrow with one hand extended toward the abstract and the other toward the concrete. The peop1e's c It is a happy reminder of times past presented as a everlasting symbol. Energy Is the force Of character Presidents' Council: Kathy Kane-Debate Club Bobbi Matthews-IAA Lynne Stark-Humanities Semina Ilona Modly-Immaculate News Dolores GreensArt Club Kay Toivanen-Forensics Lynne Gilbert-CSMC Rosemary Regan-Guerin Margaret Dawson-Ex-temp Club Ioanne Iarvis-Glee Club Patricia Godel-FTA, Speakers' Club Diane Gartland-Drama Club Boo Reilly-Red Cross Patricia Adler-Music Club Mary Ann Dugan-Sodality Margaret Rowan-Student Council its The spirit that goes with giving is infectious, and stuffing stockings for the Red Cross is never a chore. Attempting to resurrect a little order out of the response to the CSMC stamp drive . . . 54 The desire To be useful To others . . After the pep talks. the clerical work . . . The Sodality bulletin board is intended to be a quiet reminder in a whirl of activity. 55 A teacher Affects Eternity. Adams Men are never so likely to settle a question rightly as when they discuss it freely. Macaulay Let such teach others who themselves excel. Pope Books are not dead things, they contain the esse me of life. Knowledge . . A lamp unto My feet and A light unto My life. Psalms 57 But wisdom corn study till hot taken from the ntinuity of rhyt cis ion... Youth Will never live to age Unless they keep themselves In health . . . Sidney an excited scramble 58 The competitive spir t f The snap of tension at the relief of a winning basket . . . A flurry of enthusiastic teamwork caught in a moment of awareness . . . 59 The golden October day couIdn't have better fitted our spirits. But was the sparkle from the chapel . . . or from us? Marking the Beginning, Beginning to Mark the end A symbol, a bond, a token the heady new feeling of authority . . . I am an elevated being, far removed from the ordinary run of student. I am clever sophisticated, peerless. I epitomize all the synonyms of great: for I am really a senior I am transformed by my ring Poised and pleased-the hands are not supposed to shake- Iudy Free rose to receive her ring. Everything bore a special significance. The ring became a link between the old and the new, and Donna Row1ey's welcoming address was a preface to our final year. Bali H'ai may call you Any night, any day. Come away, come away. Bali H'ai May call you South Pacific I 62 Your own special hopes, Your own special dreams Bloom on the hillsides And shine in the streams If you try you'11 find me Where the sky meets the sea, Here am I your special island: Come to me, come to me. A time for laughter . . .But that was Yesterday. . . Go, songs, for ended is our brief, sweet playg Go, children of swift joy and tardy sorrowg And some are sung, and that was yesterday, and some unsung, and that may be tomorrow . . . Old joy can lend what newer grief must borrowg and it was sweet but that was yesterday . . . Go, songs, and come not back from your far way, And if men ask you why you smile and sorrow, Tell them you grieve, for your hearts know Today, Tell them you smile, for your eyes know Tomorrow. Thompson A time for sorrow . . . A time for remembering A time for praise ,wa .-ff I I I I End of Along night's Iourney Into day k w 59. w1':??3N gf -,am ,Sy The People We Knew . KATHRYN IEANNE ACHSTETTER 3419 McKinley St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 3-2786 VIRGINIA RITCHIE ALEXANDER 2528 Q St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 HO 2-2974 LYNNE HELEN ANDREWS 4761 Bradley Blvd. Chevy Chase, Md. OL 2-4493 MARY ANN APPEL 3383 Stephenson Pl. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 3-0233 ANNE DENISE BAUDINO 4211 Oakridge Lane Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-6882 LINDA ANN BERGMANN 5814 Cromwell Drive Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 6-9152 IANET KATHERINE BIKOWSKI 11505 Alma St. Wheaton, Md. 20902 933-1950 CATHERINE SAVELLE BLACK 3726 Veazey St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 363-7867 MARGARET HEADLEE BOWER 7909 Kentbury Drive Bethesda, Md. 20014 NORAH ELAINE BOYLE 5205 Murray Rd. Chevy Cl1aSE, Md. 20016 G56-6673 FLORA ELLEN BRATTON 3307 Morrison St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 2-5924 ANNE LOUISE BUFFINGTON 1631 Harvard St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009 AD 4-3105 REGINA LOUISE BURKE 4028 - 43rd Pl. N.W. Washington, D.C. WO 6-1579 IOANN THERESA CARPENTER 106 - 53I'd St. N.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 LU 4-4835 SARA BEATRIZ CASILLAS 2825 - 27th St. N.W. Washington, D. C. 20008 DU 7-3951 CATHLEEN ANN CLARKE 1718 Mark Lane Rockville, Md. 427-4512 MARGARET ELLEN CLOUGH 5877 Nebraska Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 WO 6-8397 MARIA A. COLLINS-CONA 5840 Tanglewood Dr. Kenwood, Maryland 20015 OL 7-4295 LEILA FRANCZYSKA CONGER 8046 Glendale Rd. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-4071 PATRICIA ANN COYLE 1900 South Eads St. Arlington, Va. 22202 684-8517 NANCEY IO CROKE 7008 Georgia St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-6497 MAUREEN ISOBEL CUNNINGHAM 5700 Cedar Pkwy. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-5251 IUDITH IRENE DeNUNZIO 3130 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 2-9496 DIANA THERESA DEVEREUX 2325 - 42nd St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 FE 3-2353 EVELYN MARIE DOWNS 3040 Dogwood St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 2-3693 MARY ANN DUGAN 8511 Milford Ave. Silver Spring, Md. 20910 IU 9-7556 PAMELA VICKI DUNNETT 5433 Calhoun Ave. Alexandria, Va. HU 1-9513 MARSHA LOUISE DUVALL 2318 Tunlaw Rd. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 FE 3-3573 VALERIE ANNE ELKINS 6325 Tone Court Bethesda, Md. 20034 OL 6-4187 EVA MARIA ERDMAN 4310 Brandywine St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 WO 6-7354 GRACELA M. ESQUIRRE-AREA 3 Pooks Hill Rd. Bethesda, Md. 20014 OL 6-0405 IOSEPHINE MARY EUSTACE 1720 Upshur St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20011 RA 6-8864 IOANNE MIRIAM FAIFAR 4720 Butterworth Pl. Vtiashington, D.C. 20016 KE 7-1965 PAMELA MARY FITZGERALD 5210 Western Ave. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 2-4598 MARY THERESA FITZPATRICK 12511 Feldon St. Wheaton, Md. 20906 WH 6-8241 MARY ADELAIDE FLANAGAN 6980 Oregon Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 2-4935 IUDITH LYNN FREE 5807 Wilson Lane Bethesda, Md. 20034 OL 4-3370 MAUREEN PATRICIA GADDIS 2951 McKinley St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 2-8646 DIANE MARIE GARTLAND 2404 Farley Pl. Hillcrest Heights, Md. 20031 LI 7-2711 KATHERINE ELLEN GARTLAND 5041 Macomb St. N.W. Washington. D.C. 20016 EM 2-3636 MADELINE CLAIRE GILBERT 2937 Northampton St. N.W. Washington, D.C. KE 7-1165 LEOLA LOUISE GILLESPIE 1902 - 37th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 FE 3-2234 PATRICIA BUHL GODEL cfo Mrs. Walter Mann, 4523 Yuma St. Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 3-7641 MARY ANITA GOFFREDI 1909 Shepherd St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20011 RA 3-4547 DOLORES CLAIRE GREEN 1234 Otis St. N.E. Washington, D.C. 20017 LA 6-5337 MARY ANN GRIMBERG 5647 Old Chester Rd. Bethesda, Md. 20034 OL 4-2962 MAUREEN DEE HAMPTON 3810 Gramercy St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 244-5739 LINDA ANNE HILLYARD 4222 - 47th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 2-8115 IOANNE MARIE IARVIS 3808 Yuma St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 WO 6-8996 BEVERLY ANN IONES 1263 Evarts St. N.E. Washington, D.C. 20018 LA 6-7562 N.W KATHLEEN NATALIE KANE 4201 Cathedral Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 362-6360 MARY ELLEN KEARNEY 4608 Roxbury Drive Bethesda, Md. 20014 WH 2-2880 PATRICIA ANN KEEFER 5612 Cromwell Drive Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 2-6324 DIANE BERRY LOVE 7116 Plantation Rd. Rockville, Md. 427-1080 MARY STUART LYDDANE 4928 Reservoir Rd. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 FE 8-2341 HANNAH MARIE MARKS 2820 Ordway St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 966-4727 DEBORAH EILEEN MARTIN 36 Primrose St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 2-3323 BARBARA ELLEN MATTHEWS 5109 Western Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 2-2043 MARY ANN MCCARTHY 5628 Newington Court Washington, D.C. 20016 656-7008 CAROL ANN MCDONOUGH 9005 Spring Hill Lane Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 6-5517 SUSAN COREY MCGOWAN 4606 Highland Ave. Bethesda, Md. 20014 654-7034 MARGARET MARY MEEHAN 3710 Raymond St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-8423 LYNDA SUSAN MISCHLER 2 Buttonwood Lane Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 2-8559 ILONA MARIA MODLY 5383 Sanger Ave. Alexandria, Va. 931-7297 SUSAN ELLEN MORAN 9912 Belhaven Rd. Bethesda, Md. 20034 365-0078 NANCY IANE MULLINIX 9404 Tuckerman St. Seabrook, Md. 577-2113 STEFANIE ANNE MUNSING 2716 36th Pl. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 338-8035 ANNA MARIA NUNEZ 5952 Searl Terrace Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 2-2692 KATHLEEN O'NEIL O'MELIA 5304 Blackistone Rd. Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 6-7942 CECILIA OTERO-BAILEY 3500 Shepherd St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 EM 2-3761 LYNDA MARIE PERRY 145 Rhode Island Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20001 DU 7-1066 LUCIA CATERINA RAMELLA 819 Islington St. Silver Spring, Md. 587-1457 ROSEMARY EILEEN REGAN 4309 - 12th St. N.E. Washington, D.C. 20017 LA 6-3724 MADELYN ROSE REGO 3913 Windom Pl. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 2-5805 FRANCESCA REILLY 3924 Harrison St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 3-1785 KATHLEEN ELIZABETH REILLY 3618 Porter St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 WO 6-7678 MARY DARLENE RIDGWAY 5310 Acacia Ave. Bethesda, Md. 20014 652-8483 BARBARA PEARL ROSCOE 2708 Finch St. Silver Spring, Md. 565-5047 MARGARET MICKLER ROWAN 3704 Underwood St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 2-8524 DONNA IEANNE ROWLEY 3501 Rittenhouse St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 3-3225 KATHLEEN MARY SCHLAUDECKER 6408 Western Ave. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 2-2965 DOROTHY MARIE SCHMADEL 6414 Hollins Dr. Bethesda, Md. 20014 365-3396 SARAH IOAN SHEPARD 1339 30th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20007 387-6951 I Ti .4 'if' . 'B V5 a. pu 9, i f , fu- - - t '3 1- - A KATHLEEN REGIS SHERIDAN 5704 Mohican Pl. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 654-0725 NANCY LEE SMITH 4219 50th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 966-8028 LYNNE ELIZABETH STARK 2800 Ontario Rd. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009 332-9082 MARIA LOUISE TERRAFRANCA 4739 Mass. Ave. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 966-9161 KATHLEEN MARIE TOIVANEN 2106 Minor St. Alexandria, Va. 22302 TE 6-7455 MICHELINE KATHRYN VAVRICK 5204 Brookway Dr. WaShingt0n, D.C. 20016 657-9412 SHARYN DIANE VENIT 5809 Ogden Court Washington, D.C. 20016 OL 4-7507 KATHLEEN ANNE WALSH 5001 Millwood Lane Washington, D.C. 20016 EM 3-4073 MAUREEN PATRICIA WALSH 1030 Lanark Way Silver Spring, Md. 588-1068 ELLEN ANNE WARREN 3707 Military Rd. Washington, D.C. 20015 EM 3-5179 IANIS CECILIA WIDMAYER 4201 44th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 WO 6-4201 CHRISTINE CARROLL WOODS 7208 Western Ave. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 OL 4-2887 MARTHA ELIZABETH WUESTE 8611 Hempstead Ave. Bethesda, Md. 20034 OL 4'-2231 ...Gone Editor Rosemary Regan Assistant Editor Ianet Bikowski Business Manager Margaret Meehan F 72 Copy Editors I Norah Boyle Kay Toivanen Senior Staff Nancey Io Croke Eva Erdman Lynne Stark Micheline Vavrick junior Stahc Sherry Bond Marie Anais Conroy Mary Lou Greeves Donna Seah Cynthia Shepard Iulie Stark