Immaculate Heart of Mary High School - Cor Mariae Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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ATTACKEU 1 .5 R 4 Adm1'nistratl'on Seniors funiors Sophomores Freshmen Ac11'via'es FN Q 'ua 'N .s'111,11 11191 110.9 .9 .S 110 S1 U91 S1 1191 110.9 111911109 S 91 110.9 Ll S1 111111109 S1 page 6 page I4 page 50 page 58 page 661 page 74 They that do all things with counsel are ruled by wisdom. Prouerbx 13510 D' ADMINIS T RA T I ON K4 'S 'fv vi .Q ,s i. To the Students of IMMACULATE HEART HIGH SCHOOL 5515 Franklin Avenue Los Angeles 28, California My dear Young Ladies: Wisdom is a treasured talent that finds expression in the guidance of human life. In its human aspect wisdom has its limitations. However, when it is combined with the gifts of the Holy Spirit wisdom emerges into the limitless area of the supernatural. Consequently it becomes a greater treasure -a treasure which is far beyond the limits of natural wisdom. It is our prayer that the Divine Gifts of Wisdom may be bountiful upon you, the students of Immaculate Heart High School. Faithfully yours in Christ, 1 if X an I- , ,fzzzzff ff' ARCHBISHOP of ! Los Angeles Builders or eternity Mm! Rl.'l't'fL'lIl1 Timolbvy Afdllfliflg. D.D., f.C.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles Most Reverend Alden Bell, D.D Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles Father Peter Caslin, chaplain, teaches junior and .senior religion classes and arts as one of the guid- anre rounselors to the student body, My dear Graduates: For three years you have looked with hopeful, if envious, eyes on graduation ceremonies. The thought of your own day was never far from your mind. Now it is here and with it that which seems inseparable from all endings-the pain of parting. And because, in a sense, graduation is somewhat of an academic wake, a burial of books for many, there is always the search for souvenirs. The COR MARIAE of 1958 will, I am sure, be for you one of your most treasured souvenirs. We hope it will. Through its pages we suggest the sage advice of Polonius to his son: To thine own self be true. Be true to the self that came from the hand of God and mirrors his being and houses His presence and is sanctified by His sacraments, the self that has been formed and fashioned by loving parents and dedicated teachers. To thine own self be true and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. May you never be false to THE SON OF MAN or His Immaculate Mother. of Zawya, Not only will Immaculate Hear! girls always revere Molher Iiucbaria as the principal u'lJo,w place behind the dexk inspires young women lo avoid eril and do good, bu! also as a warm friend who is inlerexled in every aclizfily, be if danre or drama. f V, . 'f 1' '- f 17 . If-' ,I 1 , , f, 1 ff f , I Dear Student of Immaculate Heart High School, You, like all other young people, want the world of tomorrow to be a better place. But you must do your part to make it so. You should realize that the root of all modern evils is selfish- ness, which is eating like a cancer at the heart of modern civilization. To help remedy the evils that flow from selfishness you must school your own character to a consistent and persevering practice of generous charity after the pattern of your divine Master and Model. Do you accept this challenge? Sincerely yours in Mary's Heart, 2 ' X I I If I e ic.a..-,.-- Mt ,K Spanish learhers, Sister M, Teresila, left, and Sister M. Berta Alieia, right, hare a job on their hands eonrinfing Sister Rose Carmel from the Ifreneh Department of the heauly and artistry of the Spanish language. Sister Louise Marie, home economies teafh- er, realizes that too many rooks do not spoil the broth and so she ronfers with Miss Iasmin, Coarh and P.E. instrurtress, Sister M. julia, of the Music Department and Sister Ruth Marie of the Speeeh and Drama Department about the preliminary plans for the Awards Banquet. Sister julius, Latin instructress, who with the faculty History Depart- ment, Sister Mary Catherine, Sister john Vianney, Sister St. Ann, and Sister Claudia Maria, listens to art instructress, Sister Virginia Ann, comment on cultural slides, ..,,swkw in --M-. hi--. .M,A v .1 1 ll ith the advent of the space age, the Mathematirs and Srienre Departments dis- euss some new teehniques to rhallenge fu- ture srientists. Miss Rodman, biology in- struftress: Sister joseph Mary, Sister Doro thy Ann, and Miss Leekie, mathematicians. and Sister Andrew, ehemistry instruetress examine a revised physirs program. i rivals. Strirtly off the retard Sister M. johanna and Miss joyre W'ilkerson, who not only share the duties of the registrar's offire, but also those of the Commerfial Department, foufer on a method to ease their burden. 6, Molders 0 'Outh ul minds Since books are bound to be read, Sister M. Barbara, librarian, aequaints the Eng- lish Department, Sister Mary Iohn, Sis- ter M. 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IV1YdU77l 7:22 1 if eniors Kathy Desmond, Student Body President, rombinex hard work, sarrifres, and person- al integrity to make this school year a sur- FFXI. Dear Seniors: For four years wise architects have been carefully guiding the erection of seven beautiful, strong pillars. They are the foundations for the most magnificent and enduring temple ever made. These seven white columns, leading up to splendor, are the gifts of the Holy Ghost-Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety and Fear of the Lord-and the temple they are supporting is the soul of every graduate of 1958. And now we must leave our architectsg their task is nearing comple- tion. Unafraid of the future, we thank them for helping us lay out our plan of life--for the seven tall, slender columns leading to eternal happiness in His House. Sincerely yours, Kathy Desmond Poised before the statue of Mary's Immaculate Heart are able members of the Student Council. L. to r., Iudy Chapman, Sheila Filan, Georgie Calhoun, Christine Dubyak,Michaele Carville, Peggy Sullivan, Ioan Hayes, Kathy Desmond, ' ' Gigi Perreau, Mary jo Dowell, Ianie Lueeke, Nirhole Piantadosi, Margaret Williams, and Doreen Foster. 'SQ H. Making arrangements for the dana- spone sorcd by the Student Counril in Oftober, was one of the more pleasant duties for 0:1y Vice-President Connie Preimsi- lgyrggr. Unit Builds Leaders Always smiling, Peggy Sullivan, student body serre- tary, distributes tardy slips to late students, and in between times rate ,es up on bornework and organi- zation of the stuaent body minutes. W'ell, that one is paid! smiles Ioan Hayes, student body treasurer, as sbe signs ber sperial autograph book. On lbe llrreslmlfl of the future, Seniors sought sperial gniflanre Iron: Retreat Muster, Iffztber james O'CallalJan. Gail Paris enjoys an .ifter-ronferenre elm! with Father. ,aa Iintbusiaslir rbeering, unsurpassed spirit, and quirk under- standing displayed by lbe seniors gave the Freshman Class ti feeling of belonging at the year's opening event, Wel- fofne Dov. Ifxrileil little sisters, Pam Lembe and Helen Desmond, express deligbt upon reteiaing as big sisters seniors Penny Lenilmn and jurly Clmpman. Big and Little Sister Day gave .seniors their lust opportunity to lake part in Ibis lrmlilionul aelirity, ? r Activities build EV.. K Realizing the neressily of prayer for a sne- ressful sebool life seniors, among lbem Kalby N Desmond, Mary Allegrelli, and julie Roberts found lime lo take lime for Ibis neressity. strong minds, bodies and souls Seniors, NIJODIHIKL' up for Ibe College Board exams, bope lo absorb by os- mosis some of the needed answers. f ,ws . 1,4 ss,,,,.,,'z Up in lbe rlouzls after Senior Class riefory over soplmmorcs, janiu' Pemlzcrlon 417111 Alury jo Dorwell reioire u'illJ Peggy Sullivan and Slmron Ifoole :ellen defeated litlle sislers, Regina Puulin and jnuuil.: Parelka, rongmtuluie ridors. 'Ml I, l1ltlKi:ll:'l'v ,5L,.,l,v. , 'HN Pj 2 suih3i!.fE5'!1f?s D' -ms, e. .o if ji Nag. 5 W1g vi if YVONNE AGUIRRE The Lord clothed her with a robe of glory. 'ZIV Q: PHYLLIS ALBERS The humble He direets in justice, He teaehes the humble His way. MARY ALLEGRETTI A faithful friend is a strong defense, and he that hath found her hath found a treasure. CHRISTINE ARANDA A Do not Thou, O Lord, withhold Thy favors from her,' may Thy favor and Thy fidelity ever preserve her. Youth: the foundation Beaming Senior Class offirers, l. to r., Treasurer Mary Swangren, Secretary Neena Librezzi, President Pinky Dowell, and Vire- president Ianice Pemberton arrive at school after making plans for the Senior Class dance at the Miramar. Officers directed a multiplicity of senior activities. 0 socieq VIRGINIA BLACK To her that sowelh justice, there is a faithful reward. MYRN A BLANDON May He give her her heart's desire and fulfill all her plans. DOROTHY BOLSTER She that walketh sincerely walketh ronfidently. PATRICIA BOYSEN For Thou, O Lord, wilt bless she who is just. CON STANCE BAUER The Lord will watrh over her, and preserve her life, and make her happy on earth. BEVERLY BENJAMIN She will dwell in the shelter of the Most High. LINDA BILDNER She will sing praise to our God. SUZANNE BITLER She makest the clouds her chariot, she walkest upon the wings of the wind. pair? wp. ' - ' V f - 4' - I ' ' ii ' .' I 72i'Eiv52iQigf:1v,. - 1- I.-1 gh ill' . V r ' A x , 'lf ' 4 A634 . .- Q I ' I PATRICIA BRADY She is arrayed in majesty. BRENDA BROCKMI LLER The just shall possess the land and dwell in it forever. MARGARET BRYAN Let her sit entranced before God lforeverf hid kindness and faithfulness preserve er. FRANZEL BUHEN Majesty and beauty go before her. Charity' the blueprint of GARNANN BURNETT BARBARA BUSH GEORGIANNE CALHOUN Save thy grace for those who By wisdom the house shall be The law of her God is in her worship theefand the justice for huilt and by prudence it shall be heart and her steps do not falter. the upright of heart. strengthened. . nf.. - 1 DOROTHY CAMERO And she is exfeedingly fair and beautiful. STEPHANIE CARUSO A sweet word multiplieth friends. MICHAELE CARVILLE Wisdom is more active than all active things, and reacheth everywhere by reason of her purity. JUDITH CHAPMAN For Thou hast made her joyful with gladness in Thy presence. R a lje formed by a Clzrllstzkzn virtue JEAN CHEW SUZANNE CHINIQUY MARILYN CHRISTENSEN To the just their de,-ire 51,411 be Length of days is in her right Counsel in the heart of a man is given. hand and in her left hand, riches like deep waterf but a wise worn and glory, an will draw it out .ff ,, 1+ if t ,S 'wl FLORENCE CONNOR She will walk in the innorenee of her heart. SUSAN COMBS She makest the winds her messen- gers. JEAN CONSIDINE Steadfast in the way of the Lord. LINDA DANGCIL And there is a friend, a companion. LUCILLE DELGADO She will dwell in the shelter of the Most High. . . M MICHELE CONNORS And thou hast made her a little less than the Angels, thou hast crowned her with glory and honor. MARIA CRISAFULLI Who is ever merciful to the living. Joy' exalta tion M Q . fs OLGA DE LUCIA MARY ANN DEL POZZO Nothing ran he compared to a She is compassionate and mer- faithful friend. eiful. 1 calm, ree, unbounded KATHLEEN DESMOND The hand of the valiant shall hear rule. MARY JO DOWELL For great power always belong to thee. JEANINE DOWNES The Lord opened His mouth and filled her with the spirit of wisdom and understanding. MAUREEN DRIFKA She is arcustomed to refoire. CHRISTINE DUBYAK Wisdom is glorious and never fadeth away. DIANE DUKE JUDITH DUNCAN ihe showeth herself cheerfully. Oh, how good and sweet is thy spirit. KATHLEEN DUNING DORA DUQUE iehald you are pleased with sin- 'erity of hearts and in her inmost reing you tearh her wisdom. 26 Rare is the union beauty and purity. JULIE EVANS He has remembered her goodness and her fidelity. LINDA FARMER She who walks in the unspoiled way will minister to me. LINDA DUNI Love and the ways of good things are with her. MARGARET ELY Wine and music refoice the heart but the love of wisdom is above them both. Peace: the sta bility SUSAN FAY She is more precious than all riches and all things that are de- sired are compared to her, SHARON F OOTE A gracious woman shall find glory. SHEILA FILAN Let thy heart he in that which is good in the days of thy youth. DOREEN FOSTER She is the unspotted mirror of God's majesty and the image of his goodness. PRISCILLA GASKILL CAMILLE FINGLET She is more precious than gold, than a heap of purest gold. MARY MARGARET FUCCI She called upon God and the spirit of wisdom came upon her. Her mouth shall speak wisdom: prudence shall he the utterance of her heart. ANN GEARIN Her ways are beautiful ways and all her paths are peaceful. 27 s MARGARET GIBBONS She that is patient is governed by much wisdom YOLANDA GONZALEZ A peaceful tongue is the foy of life. KATHLEEN GORMAN CECILIA GRISWOLD A joyful mind maketh age ll0W' She that is sweet in words shall igbing, attain to greater things. CHARLENE HART JENNIE HAVELIN To her that soweth fustire, there Search for her and she shall he is a faithful reward. known to you. KAREN HAAS Thou are fairer than the sons of men. JEANNE HAVERT All the days she is kindly and lends, and her desfendants shall he blessed. JOAN HAYES The greater thou art the more humb e thou art in all things. MARY HUGHES Soundness of heart is the life of the flesh. MARY HOKOM For her sake there shall he glory among the multitudes. JOAN KAMENSKY The tongue of the just is as choice silver. ANN HORNISHER Well-ordered words are as honey- comhs sweet to the soul. VIRGINIA KARAM She is more heautiful than the sun. Patlencef the stifling of youthful restlessness rx W5 LINDA HUDSON The peaceable tongue is the tree of life. MARY KASS For the Lord is her refuge, she hath appointed the Most High as her defense. 2 JOANNE KNEMEYER Wisdom shineth in the face of the wise. MARY LOU KOETTERS Glory shall uphold the humble of spirit. LOIS LANCOUR The prayer of her that humbleth her shall pierce the cloud. JAYNE LARKIN She that speaketh right shall speak love. PENNY LENIHAN She loveth to hear and is wise. LLYNDA LEONARD The Lord shall make heard the glory of His voice in the ioy of her heart. X IOYCE LEROY For all gold in comparison with her is' a little sand. NEENA LIBRIZZI The bee is small among flying thingsg but her fruit hath the chiefest sweetness. K indness. ANNE LOIZEAUX And in her is the beauty of life. MARY MAGUIRE The Lord our God shall heap upon her a treasure of ioy and gladness. KAREN MATGEN She hath opened her mouth to wisdom and the law of clemency is on her tongue. MADELINE MASSIMINI How great is thy goodness! ELAINE MARION Where humility is there also is wisdom. BARBARA MARTIN She that hath learned many things shall show forth understanding. LORETFA MCBRIDE ANN MCDON ELL Glory :ball uphold lhe humble She makes! the winds her messen of spirit. 8971'- elevatlhg, beau tyying, ornamen img 31 Through the intelligent appreciation of language and literature, students become more cultured, both in mind and action. The heauty found in such cul- ture will enahle them to select and support only that which is good and wholesome. . if jk X fill Sluggx and Sm' ll ulh'r' fiml llwir Ifrumlw III Cltm quilu cnftfrlairlirlg, cxvfluriillli' Il',H'!I Sixln' Ron Cilrnlul crnnlzimx gmmnmr u'i!l1 Ifrwlrlv rnllurv. L wi 1 lr M an ' f H A r .4..,-. - , Q I V M J5g.f,.,.m?:x.f1m af' Ullouhlr, Douhlv, Tail and Trouble umusvr lbe Svninm fl. to :xl Marin Cri.my'11lli, jill Rvirlmnl. Mwrm Hlmnlml, Linda Bilrlmfr, Klvlia Aiolinu, and Parry Murriu, who tlrlulyzc Slh1kl'lf7U1P'L'A Imigvdy, MAtfHIi'I'H, with Sixlcr Mary jolm. Sllll!Cl'll.S' Zoe Vernon proves to the rivirs class and her fellow panel members Mary Ann Vignes, jean Considine, Nancy Trumpis, and Doreen Foster that knowl- edge of United States' foreign poliry is of vital concern to understand the principles by which our State Department is conducted. -l, l p Future citizens who know the inalien- able rights received from their Maker will be determined to reserve them. They will realize t at American democracy depends upon the moral in- tegrity of their generation which has learned to respect the opinions of oth- ers and the God-given authority in both Church and State. establish their aims Kathleen Meagher and Virginia Karam listen attentively to Father Caslin as he explains the purpose and blessings of marriage. EAN - 'I . . , l : '- ' H . T '- : Explaining the flow of light rays to Marie Neglia, Margaret Ely, joanne Knemeyevu jill Reifhard and other physics students, Sister joseph Mary fhallenges senior physi- fists to explore further into the world of natural phenomena. Preparation for college is furthered by the high school curriculum by offer- ing the essential sciences and the help- ful practical arts. Seniors have not only received preliminary vocational train- ing but that training which will pre- pare them to take their place in so- ciety as intelligent Catholic women. Ul'l.0SIf Y l iw.. M Q f A l 'Li,,u. It may look Greek to others, hut under Sister Io- lldilflrlij direction Linda Bildner and Mary Anne Vigmxv are able to transcribe .shorthand forms with speed and arrurary. ack v Marie Neglia, junelle Richardson, Evelyn Miller, and Ioan Kamemky are assisted by Sister Al. Barham in research for sociology, a class which helps to prepare mature young women for future life. fashions intelligent women Mindful of the oneness of human societ , students be- come aware o the importance of their lives in helping to form a Christian society to promote the common good and eliminate injustice and ignorance by the practice of Christian social principles. 1 -t I K ' 'fi- Sister Andrew and her senior chemistry class combine theory with fact as they experiment with water displacement by guy. ef PAT MCGOVERN MARY MCINNIS MARGARET She hath spoken a good word to Great is the price of her. MCLAUGHLIN the Lord' She that loveth rorrection loveth knowledge. MARY VICTORIA MCWHORTER A cheerful and good heart covet her beauty. Perseverance: vitaL MICHELENE MEADE She will instruct thee and teach thee the way. KATHLEEN MEAGHER MICHELE MICEK EVELYN MILLER Come to her with all thy mind She has favor and kindness. In 'he UPI of the wi-fe Zffld IIN and keep her ways with all thy be l0'4'1d- power. I KLELIA MOLINA KATHLEEN MOLONY ANTOINETTE She opens her hand to the needy. Nothing can he compared to a MONTELONE l i'bf l fiend 'fnd no weight of And her face is exceedingly beau- gold and silver xs ahle to counter- liful' uail the goodness of her fidelity. HELEN MOORE The Lord watches over the lives of the whole hearted. sustalheal conscious effort MADONNA MORSE For her voice is sweet, and she is heard in the heavens. LINDA MULHAUP PATRICIA MURRIN MARY NANSON ihe that fearelh the Lord shall A glad heart maketh a cheerful The hands of the industrious giv- remble al nothing. countenance. eth riches. S 'G MARIE NEGLIA She gives glory to God with a good heart. .IANICE PEMBERTON The greater in person the more humble thou art in all things. f, REGINA NEWBERRY He is pleased with her sincerity of heart. SYLVIA PEREA There is a wise woman that is wise to her soul and the fruit of hir understanding is commend- a e. ab' GAIL PARKS A wise woman shall he filled with blessings and they that see shall praise her. GLORIA PERE'I'I'I Honor, glory, gladness, and a crown of foy, F aith: a lzghz -f' 1 . if JWM-sveffff ff GHISLAINE PERREAU The heavens proclaim her iustice and all people see her glory. JANET PIRIE Praise and goodness are in her sanrtuary. CONSTANCE PREIMSBERGER ' She shall show forth the discipline she hath 'xl learned and shall glory in the law of the cove- nant of the Lord. , RITA PRIZGINATASTS Le! them give lhanks to the Lord for His mercy. X 1 f , N' ,zqs VIRGIN A PRYOR Sing her praise, proclaim all her wondrous deeds. VIRGINIA PUTHOF He fills her lifetime with good. revealing hzklden deslgns JILL REICHARD LYNNDEL RENNAHAN JANELLE RICHARDSON He crowns her with kindness and Gladness dawns for the upright Splendor and majesty go before compassion. of heart. her. X n SHARON RIGGS JULIE ROBERTS JEAN ROSENBERGER She shall draw waters of joy. She glorifieth her nobility by be- She is beautiful in her brightness. ing conversant with God. WENDY ROSS ELIZABETH RUSSO CAMILLE SAMARCELLI Through her are treasures opened. Thy goodness is before our eyes. A diligent woman is a crown to the husband. fllildness: unbencling JOYCE SANDSTROM HARRIET SIEVERING MELINDA SILSBY BEATRICE SILVA He that trusteth in the Lord is And in the heart of the prudent She that is good shall draw grace He fills her lifetime with good. blessed. resteth wisdom. from the Lord. l N ...v TT? ,sis si CARLOTTA SMITH CHRYSILLA SMITH . . . . . JUDY SMITH Zizxzlzfdzit ffztiiemifeilff' 251155 f '1fd W and 53151 ejfm wmv, of JILL STAGGS MONICA STEFFLRE LINDA STEVENSON She is the beauty of heaven with For He hath given her true And that there is glory in the its glorious show. knowledge of the things that are. communication of her word. where prmcple IS at stake I GWENDOLYN STERLIN MARGARET SULLIVAN ANN SUMANTAS MARY SWANGREN The sun giving light hath looked She is the brightness of eternal She waketh in justice and speak- For her kindness showers to the upon all things, and full of the light. eth truth. heavens and her faithfulness to glory of the Lord are her works. the skies. Q , ,, X wzfefzl X, JUDY TANGREDY For her fonversation hath no bitterness, nor her company any tediousness, but joy and gladness. ANN TOMBRAGEL Grace is poured abroad in thy lips. MARILYN TOSA'I'I'I CAROL TOWNER All the days she is kindly and A good name is greater than lends, and her descendants shall great riches. be pleased, NANCY TRUMPIS SHEILA TURNER Her hands shall stretrh forth the She shall be a lady forever. heavens. MARY TRACY Good favor is above silver and gold. JOY VANE-TEMPEST She shall draw waters of foy. is F' Modesy MERCEDES VASQUEZ A ins! woman shall be precious rr own xoul. gold. YOLANDA VILLAR er eyes shall :ee beauty, and her 'arl shall xee God. BERTHA VASQUEZ merciful woman doth good to JEANNINE WAGNER The learned in word :hall find good lhings. ZOE VERNON Remember the wondrous' works she has done. SUSAN WALKER The heart of a wise woman un- derxtandeth time and answer. breathing the irrestible sweetness of Cod MARY ANN VIGNES For thou hast come to her wilh choice blessings. MELINDA WAYNE Laughter shall he mingled with foy. 43 MARY ALICE WEBER MARY Jo WEBER Grace is like a paradise in bless- She that followeth justice and ings and mercy remaineth forever. mercy shall find life, justice and glory. AIDA ZUNIGA The light of the just giveth ioy. VICTORIA VVILLETTE The fruit of humility is the fear of the Lord, riches, and glory, and life. TOMOKO YANO Well doth she rise early who seeketh good things. BARBARA YUTRONICH The mercies of the Lord she will sing forever flleelcness: equilibrium of the mature 44 I lun- 9-..,..- h. ' a C ass o 9 8 hui ds a house full of memories For most of the Seniors, the last year at Immaeulate Heart meant the rompletion of four wonderful years in whieh they learned to lenow and love their Alma Mater. Commenting this year for the rlass of 1958 at their beloved sehool was the tra- ditional W'elc'ome Day. A meaning' known only to the Seniors was experienfed, a meaning that seemed to pervade through the entire year. Carrying over the theme Collegiate zvhieh was used on W'elrome Day, Seniors fheered their elass team on to vietory over the other elasses in the inter-mural volleyball games. The next big event was Big-and-Little-Sister Day, another rherished memory. Volleyball dinner. the Mikado, the Christmas Party, College Day at Immarulate Ileart College, Mother-Daughter Retreat. Sodality Social . . . these activities announeed that this year was almost half-finished, and all too soon. Next on the agenda for the girls was the Varsity Show. Hard work, praetiee, and fun was put into the making of Two Feet Ahead. The Mother and Daughter Fashion Show and Tea elimaxed a greatly benefirial charm vourse. Preparations were then begun for the murh antieipated Senior Dance, which proved to be an immense suefess. The days, unnotired, swiftly went by, and it was Prom Time. The junior Class honored one deserving Senior by rhoosing her Prom Queen. That too passed. Senior singing praftiee began. and plans for Graduation were under way, Class Day, the sehool's farewell to the graduating Seniors, erhoed with tradition and sadness as the Seniors said good-bye to a srhool they loved so well. Graduation night approarhed. In their white formals, :marrying red roses, these girls, magnifying I mmarulate H eart's standards, reeeived their diplomas. But this is not the end ..., The elass of 1958 has earefully carried out its promises, they have raised on high their standards, sung to alma mater. Yes, Immafulate Heart. they greet you-every loyal daughter .... They've led you on to vietory. never will they fail. For the glory of your blue and white, hail. beloved Alma Mater, hail .... X X Mort popular spot on rampu.v. ' says joy Vane-Tempest as senior friends jean Consirline, judy Smith, Marie' Neglia, Peggy Bryan, Gigi Perreau, and Patxy Murrin erowd up to the counter to place orders. Senlorx, eloekwixe, Gigi Perreau, Mary Swangren, Kathy Molony, jeaune Ilarert, janire Pemberton, Vieki McWhorter, Nan Bur- nett, Suzanne Chiniquy, and Gwen Sterlin, that about anything from prom dates to dietx during noon collation. Rain and a flooded arcade make fun for xeniors Dorothy Bolster and Pat Murrin. A pla ful present , , '1'Qf -...N Attentive senior lmsless, Linda Duni, lislens lo an alumna, Miss Greirben Diebel, answer a queslion from Ibe audience. Miss Nordbofl, Miss Diebel, and Sisler M. Roberla shared leaching experienee wills lbe girls al one of the March zforalion series panels. The Senior year is often the year of decision. Seniors were aided in arriving at decisions by individual guid- ance, class discussions, and in a very specific way through Vocation Day, A series of panel discussions were offered in fifteen vocational fields. Sponsored by the Sodality under the leadership of the upperclass- men, Vocation Day started many a Senior decision- ward. looks to fruirful future The nigh! after career day senior residenl sludents Myrna Blamlon, Priscilla Gaskill, and Mitlaaele Carville sought additional informalion from a nursing sister, Sis- ler M. Debora, I,H,llI. Q Career-minded seniors Patsy Brady, Dorollzy Camero, and Iulie Evans keep airline slewardess, Miss Kay Moran, busy in a pos!- session question period. was 13,171 Cljpuf Pffffdll Yolanda Villar Toni Monteleone Culminating an informative semester's charm course, the seniors presented a fashion show and tea for their Mothers. Miss Caroline Leo- netti, well-known fashion advisor, co-ordi- nated this project with class president Mary jo Dowell. Marilyn Tosatli Janelle Richardson lean Rosenberger , Yvonne Aguirre Ii Models Dorothy Camaro Mirhele Micela L of Clzrllstian womanlzooal Three thoughtful seniors selert invitations for the big night realizing that the best years of their life are about to end. The Santa Monira Miramar provided a lush background of palms, starlight, and pool, while Keith Williams' Orfhestra lent that certain something that made the Senior Danfe a night to remember. A wise bear! xlmll acquire knowledge, and tbe ear of lbe wise .feekelb inslrurtion. Proverbs 19:15 I- tif- 1 1' S7 JUNIURS Lyn Maloney ,P -- Ann Roberts Marianne Hall Colleen Cashen ff V Rosemary Castelli E as KX s .J . - , if if aff WV L 5. 4 W4 Y :fr jf : gi ' Q 41 'Jef H -Lk. VV - jg: A 3 'V XXV 2 . .. rt 4 'Ta 365 'X if . 5 ,R Cast into the mold lidra Lee Airheart K AV 1. Deborah Applebaum if V gi Mary Catherine Ascough VV .VV VV VV Constance Battu LV . A Carole Bleeker t ' --lf' Vai V 'V i :rl- E2 kl ., , f x-,, ii lr' - is ' 7 ' H 'digg' - ln ' f -' V 'IV Sarah jane Bolger 5' V Y -9 f Blanche Bonham 'J' V ' I Mary Carole Bradley ggfjt 173 M ' g Mary Jane Brenneman ' '- 'lf F V i s . to All e . Q. f ' Q . 'C Isabel Bringas 9 .V V A jean Calhoun ' 3' - Julianne Callewaert .jaxk 1 lit, V VV V VV VV .A-- '-VV V Marianne Callewaert N 4 P ' , Y 4 f l-,' , Gloria ,, ' Carmona A 1 ' 5 ' ' Maria Christina Q11 Carrillo We A 5 Dinhora at V ' V ' h - glastelo f H A . R - ,B Ai a V Christensen , ff V V C' if joan M . Clark I Y Kathleen - x V :Q Q i AA,A Cramer ' 5 gf, t : Mary 'H ' , 1 x - , h-' a L tl-' L - Crowly J M. i e 1 st e my Barbara t 'Q A' sg, 2 H , V nk, e -1 . '- rl 'X - 3 K -' 3 - VV, it V . V - V s Cummings 52 junior :lass treasurer, Connie johnson, appears ex- cited as she displays her newly-blessed :lass ring to other officers, 1. to r., Io Ellen Ricardi, vice- president, Nichole Piantadosi, president, Connie, and Evelyn Strait, secretary. f 'Sf x if I f 'Pl ri X ws X QF :Gs W Q? : RX xx A K pi K A T P S: K K Q ,r 5 s ' i l' i i I 'F WE Q 31 :zz flxx A M 4 5 l ls WR i' Tl V i Q we n S X X or leadershqo , I Well, i1's supposed fo work this way, says Donna james as she demonstrates the conversion of mo- lasses and yeast into alcohol to junior biologists Colleen MrCormirk and Connie johnson. Q if-if Sf' S X f s-if I . S X WY.. 4, ,W X K 5 ' ST viii- e , , 1 U l . , , 5 21-is X Q ws X I - assi is 'il safe Barbara Datomi Rosemary De Angelo Arline Dersom joan Doyle Maureen Driscoll . if av.: we n Q. i lls lf l xv ' ' L 1 A e e s xwff , Q m Nqsx, h Sa 75, i Q . .f Rita Egger Betty Escobosa Helen Escobosa Suzanne Esnard Nanette Fabares Donna Fabrizio Marilyn Farey Judy Freeze Lucille Gallina Marilyn Gidlund Evelyn Gillis Bernardine Gluck Ester Goldberg Norma Gonzalez janet Goss Ursula Grebe Rosemary Haffner Mary Louise Hammond Carol Harbridge Donna Hartshorne sl Sister Mary Catherine lrarex the path of lhe U. S. xalcllile for Amerimn hixiory xtudenlx, Katherine Srbremler and Melinda Wfilliams. Maria Conccpcion Karam gy Rosalyn Kashishian ' , . Donna Kaufman Carole Kellen Valerie Krause Donna La Forgia Helen Landon Rhoda Le Blanc Barbara Hays ' wh Erin Hennessey . I Kathleen Herman - ,Mil ' ' ji . K i W N! X l U1 K l' Xl I 1 Henrietta Herrmann Linda Hill Sandra Hobin 2 ' b ' r1f ef o f wx, Geraldine Hoscik Charlotte Hotchkiss M joan Hotchkiss D - X I X V 5. ' ,Nl , ' illlllkf' r 'it Mary Kathleen Howard s i Eileen jackson X - 4, V Q Donna james 'EFX X4 , ii Y' F MK if T1 t ' Judy johnson S. Diane Johnston Y Q Dorothea Kane ' l ' - ' 1 - 5. X1 ' ' W it 'MX T1 I Lili Xl- as f ' S - fi' ' we ,i i 5 i ,QfT7'l1fe 'S 5 illrkfi' l lv i funiors build habits of stud S vi F 'I . xg it x , L f iii X A was QE 2' ,xx A ' If u V i 4 Lf i, A ' AW i. Y K fu? Colleen McCormick Alice McGrath Kathy Mcfilone Kathryn McNeil Martha McNeil Catherine Mich Victoria Mitchum Anne Molloy Ruth Mondragon April Morris Catherine Myers Nancy Noble Mary Margaret Nordman Sally O'Connell Kathleen O'Meara Vivian Padron joyce Perez Shirley Perez Nicole Piantadosi Maria Antonieta Ponce Gladys Poupitch Patricia Lee Bridgett Lehmann s Kathryn Leimer Susan Leslie A Elaine Llora Lenita Lontoc lIHli0f,Y.' Barbara Ritchey, Indy Slemad, Lyn Maloney, Nicole Pianhzdoxi, and Donna Kauf- man make use of valuable xludy time under direrlion of Sister Sl. Ann. Suzanne Lynch Martha Mann Michele Marco janet Rae Marino 5 is K S I, sa S 4 3 3, . 4 SVN Lil I Va xl W li t i i S J L m ff f we yi i W, 55 b x S ii k , 1 ,Ht f -si E ' lg it-ig, ., g q . ,:f'5 i E Q , hai t art tb t 5 il , S rrtr S S. i f UMR P tilt W ' , - ? 3 ta J ty s , 6 g X f fum 1 4 JM 1 9 be ' :Ei it s My , ,R . S ' g 'S sr l S ri t , 56 Sister Teresita teaches Spanish III experts, Rita Egger and Mary lane Brenneman, the fundamentals of composition. Ruth Reeg Sheila Regan Diane Reher Lorraine Rempp juliana Reyes jo-Ellen Ricardi Barbara Ritchey Judith Romero Patricia Ruby Maria Josefina Ruiz Sally Ruwe Theresa Saidy Martha Salcido Emelina Sandigo Beverly Scafhcli Mary Schafer Mary Schiebert Katherine Schreuder Linda Schutz Tam Scriven Diane Sheubrook Paula jean Smith Rosa Lee Sonney Margaret Sphier Hardworlc constitutes spzrit li W3 X' l A 'W A' f v xl: ' 'ii U . . W RIN 1 - S 41, K I ,I ' F -,q2 b ,, '. 'if I S t tQJ1f'x X9 ' M 3: i Q 7, - W S: I 5 'B E J, Qj i - ggi: joan Staudinger Judith Sternad Ann Stevens Evelyn Strait Mary Elizabeth Strobel Patricia Sutton Diane Swanson Loretta Torres Gabrielle Verdier Vera Vignes Michelle Wathen Arlene Watson Poxiliom.' Ready! Type! says Min loyfe lVilkerJon as she sets the elork to time junior typists: I. to r., Donna Weber, Rosa Lee Sonney, jean Calhoun, Tam Srriven, Mary Srbieberf, Evelyn Slrail, Michelle' Walthen, and Beverly Scaffidi. Donna Weber K 5 Q janet Weber ' A' -df' K 5 Q fl X. . f ' W . .L . gg' K- Q Nfl? e is . 5' 5 'fe fx- Tara Welsh . .Z Patricia Wieliesz W riff , Q M S Q Mr at fig K , -my P- - 'S Melinda Williams f , 14 il Judith Wilson ' T' Q if ' ' N , ' l ,f n Ugg It I . jf -.. Laura Wong Catherine Wright ff 224 as l. X 57 For Iby mum' xlmll ln' Ilzllllvd lo Ibcc by God for'vwr.' the fzmrc of justin' and honor of piety, Ilarurlx 5 :-I I I ,TT f-AWN' ?'!li'a- SOPHOMORES 4 -' X. li Wt Q Q ' ,, t ! , N . 'L in I xx tr 'J t t qkyvl i tl W X , X - X J l t Y-will -2 ' it le fi ff - -1 ! 'NN n t 1 A , St 5 Q kr ' A-4 yu. I - t I ' 4 ' I , Q ' I 4 , fag! ' sr' X ,f .ti , . y Aviv ,gil X ' .ff al ' J tsl! 'i 'l Sophomore Satellite officers: Ianice Lumas, treasurer, lane Lueeke, president, Robin Marco, vice-president, and lulianne Viani, secretary, expound on how they will launch their three stage rocket to scholastic, athletic, and social achievement, Xl . X N 1 if f ' t xc-' l 1 l?'f7e?g U t 6 .-. Q S' M. ao 1' l , Sheila Howe Joanne Cashen Helen Desmond Marcia Katz Yvette Aguirre Nora Araujo Madeline Bacon Shirleen Baxter Carolyn Belkin Ruth Black Sue Bogardus Vickie Bonin Barbara Boxhorn Linda Brolly Patricia Brooks Patricia Brown Ruth Burke Gabrieleen Calcagnini Barbara Camero jo Ann Carlin Curiosiq develops Susan Carlson Linda Castillo Jeanette Cimino Andree Connors Kathleen Cooney Julie Crosetti Mary Ann Crowley Roberta Cuney Francine D'Agata Gail Da Corsi Elisa De Angelis Carmen Delgado Ana Maria Diaz the Intellectual Patricia Di Tona Carole Duni Lorna Duning Mary Ely Kathleen Emrick If vin :P Q . 5 I -H.. . 'vw 6 Diann Faulk Aurora Fernandez Ann Flannigan Christine Foster Darlene Geil Suzanne Glandorf Militza Granich Celia Guerrero Michele Hansen Sharon Harris julie Heffernan Marilyn Heinen Maria Leticia Herdocia Christine Herman Christine Hornisher joan Huesman Mary Rose jansen Marie janulaw Mary Ann johnson Margaret jordan L , A .. A 5 V, lf. Tv SX ,TA Y T ei -'ii as il xiii C is C5 NJN is V 'WJ D D Ya Q ii RTK ? jeux t C 5 M , ini i l PM LVM . Sophomore drama sludenf, foanne Casben, demonstrates to apprenfire jean Nelson tbc lerlmiqnes of looking surprised. W if VW., Lg f . x'-,rl 5 fl fmi!! 'k l i sf all fr 'l F - if if ei 9 -2 Q, U A t i 9 B t te jll l , . ,t., C A X4 A C 4 uf ' N i ,, my 61 x t 1 .- , ,- W we 2' .. we gif, it Qi 1 5 EQ X is ji ' - 1 U -i f if if -ig 5 S3 - . Q .iAi'3si-i ii W K Q ' A 'Z -i f . Q 5 'N QW y W P y ygh x f X V V LJVVA K y fflm -.XXL W if ti fx Ea MV c Nl il alllx i gL.i ' v fd Wf of tp li y V gy ss V QV Kew I YAY f fi NMlKY h'w til s la JR is 4f'NV7l24' 1 1 gi A ' 3 T Q V h , i 'A A A, , . js X P ,V ga lnilgritx V AA it F , . I A ' Q i fi 1, 1.5 . 4. N ty tx I X ' ., y J if y TX i Nll ,Wav li rssc in M ' ' Q5 g , i W , t We .wi W Ji VY T i l ll Yilli ll tfwiti f L 62 Bless Eurlid. ' says Vicki Bonin to Ioanne Carlin, julie Heffernan, and Carol Moyer as they slrnggle over a typical sophomore geo- metric problem. -lutlith Kamensky Nancy Kelley jodean Kenney Adrienne Knittle joan Koliar Patricia Kriste Servlce jeanne Leahy Pam Lemke Edna Leon Lydia Llurecla Patricia Ann Ludwig jane Luecke janice Lumas Marcia Madery Kathleen Majus Carmen Mandelhaum Shirley Maniccia Rosemary Marco Denise Martin Ruth Martinez Teresa Martinez Maria Massell Patricia li. McCarthy Patricia M. McCarthy Margnerite Mcffloskey Theresa Mclimyell Dolores lNlcCinwan Frances Mclimvan joan Frances McVerrv Maureen Mitchell Carol Ann Moyer Patricia Munro Ann Musuraca Mary Newberry Kathleen O'Brien Maryann Olsen aan- A Q X the genesis' 0 womanhood Between threading needles, cutting patterns, stitching and ripping, sophomores, I. to r., Pam Lemke, jackie Grahiner, Gahrieleen Calrag- nini, julianne Viani, julie Heffernan, joAnn Carlin, Virginia Wood, Ann Flannigan, Regina Paulin, and Anne Wert: seem to he happy. Wa fti.-aww Slain rj , ,,A'. 1 c , Q xx 'Qt I 3 ' ??7,?fe ,fif, fii,wsn :ease Q5 A u WA i wt . , i 251 Q .TQ ii P a s 1 it ii X 'N 1, F , Y ' 3 'iff-f uri' E ' . 4 . V . cf x it Na , X ' r N w Patricia O'Mara Sandra Ossenkop Patricia Parkhill joan Parks Regina Paulin Juanita Pavelka is R is 5, i s . mei , o eooi X A 'i K , t Sw we me 3 J fy the m Wk IR. A X wk it N xx N if xi ,S gi t , , is Q ,R 1 H if Nr R , it , -X fig A ,. l .. . . . M i f F if 151 s .:, 1 Patricia Savino Carla Sue Schloessmann Ryan Schmiesing Patricia Schnaider Karen Schomaker Barbara Sinclair Veronica Sindorf Donna Sowers julie Spohn Janine Perreau Giovanna Piazza Maria Polverini Susan Ragusa Nancy Randall Mary Ranuzzi Peach Rhodes Carol Rice Clorinda Rojas Martha Ronk Christie Ross Patricia Rutledge ff .. i X 1 i tg, tiif it W , iff? J U 5:1 - ,:':1'f25ibi, .-,'1'.Q55 ' . Friends, Romans, and rountrymenf' says Sister Kristen, and the sophomore English flass seems to have lent its ears to Sister's rendition of Shakespeare's classir. ,J fi E 1 se r t a J we f s s, -pl , . Q ,A Jiim, J f'f'f t ' J J' 5 i XX' fl ii M - -we - f, ,f.,g, 47, M , J A 341 ,, I W 55's Wigiwvim tft ,- f V A' N 3' 5 i - si- ' ZeaL the 66,171.66 of Teri Stanley Elizabeth Stephens Josephine Stephens Mary Stilwell Joyce Stockl Joanne Sturman Julie Sullivan Celeste Tanzillo Mary Tarr Clarise Thomas Karen Ulvila Margareta Vilanova accomplishment Rescarrb is rilal to bixlorians Ioamze Slurmfm and Darlene Gail who obluiu library asxishnzrv from Sisfvr M. Angola. Vvronim Simlorf. Gab- rielecn Calmgninif Carol Rite, Mary Ann Tara' and Limlu ll vr:lin pool rvsollrrvs in rommillce work. - iia l -:I . y g MTR 'V fn V if i if V r ,u 1--, ' J... Xl ' Antoinette Wagner Sharon Wlnrren Sandra Watscun Victoria Watts Anne Warts Virginia Xvhirehead Victuria Willianis Virginia Wfood Trelawney Vilray X XX The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. 5' .xll Efrl.2.'16 Q V4 A , A ' 'N-. Q' .- ' . lei ' 1 A Y P ' 9, 9. 7 - ' ERR' K . ., J' C1 FRESHMEN , .Q A , 7 jf reshmen . . Frosh officers: Secretary Frances Maddox, President Margaret Williams, Vice-Presi- dent Kathy Fink and Treasurer Maureen Roche make use of the snack har after school lo get that needed energy for algebra, hisfory, English, and Latin home- work. Olga Korzeg f A C jean Marie arnera - ' , . 1' Q S M h ,. 5' 'v Vliiillctlria Znagvhlgws A A r ls, tw' A H 4 , V P 1 s ill 4- V K A ill-.iff iv-lt rv, 'ws' NJ N lsbml N 7 l Teresa Alnwick 4 Carol Arnold Sharon August Kathleen Bagaus xnxx 6 ' - 4 X aw X lslx 7 . mf V I l A l X f ll s 'li' QW 'l X is , e J cf Y if - 1 B a -.-f . . - X 4 Barbara Benner - 5: Rose Marie Blum 1, Frances Bomalick ur' Q rf Sharon Brooks l yi -A A I . H X 5 A Q W X , i EWWW Rr l7W7'l! I Nl ' K I iiklu N 1 if ' - ' i IA 5 Lillian Broz 1 A Marilyn Bruno ', ' Tanya Burnett 'QL joya Ann Campeau ' Q j -X I V X ,Q lf' s 2 ,R '-Q XX-A il ex? as B rr 1 Rosalie Capparelli ' . A Sandra Catalano , , Pauline Clark V gg v Geraldine Comeau . l ' - ff ' l 1: gm , 1 ' i e s if 1 ! f' gl 'N.sXQ'f ,.,- V- 3 , I 1 X B 'X XJ W A if F for ' . WY it Wx if WX N . any Pi X lv Xa! . Q , F i QDVX to M 'Rf ,V 5 t e l Mfffg V, gtk f2?QteX71M'f? fly , P, 1 -'-. t 5 ' VN Kathleen Cunningham Veronica Darrow Kathleen Dearing Margaret De La O Christine De Stefano Carol Dombrosky Patricia Donnelly Anne Doucette Phyllis Dreyfus Patricia Driscoll Darlene Dufau Mary Ann Duffy Mary Dugas Pamela Dunn Shari Ericson grow in grace Michele Fabares M Z Q' Mary Fay Lv. C, - Q 'Wir' Mi. t. 1 ' a ., ,B Carol Fegte A P Susan Fields .T 'lf xlf7N it Kathleen Fink Mary Margaret Flood Place a comma bare says Suler M Merbtilde to Mary Ann Maude ubfle Mary Fay puts ber composition on board or class criticism. 'lrl .YfIlllt'i1fS,' Gay Knoxt, Kathy llvollbrifzck, Angela Yirlcli, am! Linda Smith, mzzlcr lbc ll'tIl!'l9flll eye of Yixtvr l,iI'giPlitl Ami, romplvlc their work on rollages. Q H51 ' r Penny Ford ,N ' , Sally Ann Foster 7 ' A A x - , Lelia Ganey Nh X, ' ' L? t,,.h ' ' V x f V , fg WTNW W Y: ttf X 1 A I . K. , . .4 Enthuslasm . Q Roberta Garnero K' ' Katherine Gerlits 'er r V. Mary Katherine Greene +V, . K V, V, V V L1 , I K , X g' Q L + 1 - ' F Barbara l'lIlY0l'l K R' janet Heinen ' ' Kathleen Henry -S' , ' ' -W Q Patriria Hishiki N, 'HP V if V V t . t 11, Phyllis Holden 'Q 7' ' ,K N f Sharon Holmstrom 1 V V L L, he 4?f1.e V. 'L Michele Hoyt A 7 M 9. il . .. - j' R ,, 'K . ,N y H, f 'H 3,1 -51 xy '. FH K , 'ski ff A f Q A, 5' - ' Q b 3 L L V X H ff f' 2 in pq Q ft , at H - ' S Kathl -en H nt ' , ' Q PZIIIICKI Hurlltington ' ' 2 W , 3g , .A ta Olga Hurtadx A 1 V A A 2 Mary lraguil T V V' A, ' A -4 sq .lane johnson L 1 E' if ' ,Q . , . , if g A :E llantelle lxaczntareke , V V V , y KY I -leanene Kaufman PY V LVL t 'Wy Y fi, A ,W k 2 E he V, 1 A A '., ' V I , 5. , Sl 3 Fm fr .tv fmtf Vefr Wu. V 25 xl V Cheryl Kellar Kathleen Kelsey Dawn Kennett Rosanne Knost Carole Lankartl Mary Diane Lawlor Teresa Lee ' .af -I X A .1 A tb w 'Q' 3, 'Cf WN I r if t J lmfwitl T 1 'S' 'lm t v . ,,, is is X sift i. t h X l l t IX ' K J2 'x QQ W - - . Prerlmmn history zlismssion group seenzs en- rupiured u1tlJ Sister Iolm Viam1ey's rmxwer lo their But why, Sider? tool 0 lndustry 45 lo, te, ,' if . P ' x E it 5 . Terra Leonard Marguerite Leonotti Frances Maddox Marilyn Magliano joellen Malone Leonilda Maralie Charleen Martin Pamela Martin Margaret May Teresa Maytorena Carolyn McCloskey Dorothy McDermott Gail McGarry Patricia McKeon Maureen Patricia McNicholas Marilyn McPhee Mary Anne Meade Maureen Medel Vida Mikuckis Paula Mochel Ruth Ellen Moore Melanie Morris Myra Muniz Dana Murphy Patricia Neise jean Nelson Hedwig Niziuk N i iti, ii,. A W - Xa A , A 'I if-PQ' WX! Tc' TFXSXYA X V t 'il i L. - f 'E' 'vt 'Tilt - tt ! will 5' . e PX M tae Vi t . ff i P if t Kathleen O'Brien Michele O'Connor Ethel Ann Olah Christina Olson Judith Olson Olga Orellana judith Packard jo Ann Paone Nancy Pelletreau Nikki Peluso Danielle Plewniak Carol Polverini Mary Porter Pat Prouty Patricia Rangel 1 bl A ' Q R R J i gil l ik t X . x, 5 X gy V J. ,, R 'Mj'i in Ml 'I 957' l ll it S i 5 S f.: S -. L f ,.., ' I lf' 1 sv Hvgw, A ' ,Q-.,,'iQ , f A. -X Q X N ' vw M O M tl t it M I if C if Wx - .. in - D l f . A ' - 15 . , mf of nr L I X. ,.. T, ci nv t 1 f Al junior, Gladys lioupilcb, flrcxwzlx rlmllengv 1 F nl 1 A wh-. .-1 111, M A Iguffjlf Sopizracirct ,::f7'fIxt'L'71L' lgilfflgtirlzfii challenges Darlwzc Dufuu. Sisler Helen rlnfcks the progress of ber eager mafbcmn- tirians. 4' 7 -.. ,S K b w, , ' . ' -it fi 1 5 A ' K .v ' It i,. r ', W W , t I c we ,- X yi X ' Qi is il I ,I ' ' ' Q vs V Sf ' .' . gg, 1 A l ,t 0 S asf 1 X , A , gt 1 , .N . - .K .xx W ll xi S X l I ll lit It , iw . Q3 g 7 S f F .izft . M- A Q K K 7, Xl K I Xi I 2 , i 9 my M iw QQXEVN i J. if V Kathleen Rauchfuss Nlichclc Rcnnaltzln Maureen Roche Boniface Roessler Laura Lee Rosa Mario Sankey Ines Elena Santini Anita Santos Gemma Schavemaker Adele Schroeder Denise Sheahan jo Anne Shields Judith Ann Shinner Angela Sitleli Lincla Smith Fun Carol Smolski Al X jana Snyder it N Ina Louise Stadalninkas Sarah Stevens Sarah Elizabeth Stevenst Louise Sticrlin Patricia Sullivan Kristin Swanson Angela Thoemmcs julia Tombragel Christine Tracy Susan Vignes Nancy Walsh Mary Ann Wfarrcn Deanna Watters Linda Willer Margaret Williams Kathleen Wollbrinck Blessed be flu' name of Ike Lord from elerniiy and forcfermore, for wixdom and forliiude are hix. Daniel 2:20 r ACTIVITIES Nite plate lo study is the green house. ' Beaming from ear to ear, Erin Hennessy and Cathy Mieh inspett their debate material ll'lJitlJ ll'071 them a plate in the top four of the state semi-finals, Prize-winning speech tourney judge, judy johnson, interprets a humorous short story before un uppreeiatire uudienre eonsisting of, I. to r., Charlotte Hotrhkiss, Mirhelle Mario, Kathleen Ruuehfuss, Barham Bush and Lelia Ganey. Artisans of speech Posting a roster for a speech Tournament held at lm- maeulate Heart is Anne Loieaux, while Paula jean Smith assists Miehelle Marta and Mr, llwoods of Loyola High in the tallying of judges' rates. Brian Meehen, and jim Mitehell, Cbtlilllllxltltnj reflresentu- tires at the tourney held at I.H.II,S., are being mrefully timed by Darlene Geil, while lodean Kenney and Sheila Howe listen for points lo he used in the rebuttal. VIEM10 bryan! vxju-rl, Mclimln ll illA11m, flumou- .vfmlm rut poxiliou to j0lH'll1IIi.Yf.Y, I. lo r,, fvnlilfj' Kvflvy, Imliuf I.1mms, Pnl Rutlvdgu, Ahlirlflfl, fffn'i.vlil1v llcrnmu, ami' Cfmmiv IOIJUXOPI Carrlwuz-11'i.w Editor lsilxlll gvls bw' .Huff in urtion.' 1. lo r., Bally Exfo- boxu, flbologmjzlry vditor: Diary Alia- uWl'lJt'P', fo-mli!m',' Ahzry Nun- xrm, layonl urlilor: Mfnlomm Morxv, copy vflimr: Murgurvt Gihborlx. lmxim's.v llI4IIImlgt'I',' Cbrix Ifoxlvr mul Tori Slanlvy, pnblirity nmnugvry. Flu rirlimx who iron' vital to .vhzff fH'fl1illt'fi!HI but who un' not pir- Inrvzl arc Lorvllu lHa'Br'idc, ml .vo- lirilmy' Cbryxillu Smith, fmllrrc' vdi- lor: Durlvuv Gail .nnl Sbirlvwl Baxter. ' X. x-'-1' hx! K xxww J Al lus1. ' .myx lfdimr S111-il.: lfiluu in Co-vditm zlfury Aliu' ll ulu'r, left, x11r'1'cy,v .vmilingly the ffrxl ixxm' Of flu' VIEIVPOINT. Bll.Yilll'.Y5 mun- ugcr, Murgurul Gihbom, rigbl, cxunzirzvy ron' lwzlx of lbc six pugvx. ,f 1 1 u f K' 1 -W 1 T lv ' hihnsfdflma as cw I 'K Ill' :li 9' 'un' BIS ' 2, 'Ill 111 Burning the midnight oil are Kathleen Molony, editor of photographyp julie Roh- erts, editor-in-thief: and Ann Tombragel, art editor. Hours, late hours, were spent planning, working on layouts, and getting new ideas for the '58 COR MARIAE. Cor fllariae staff Pillars 0 unit Sue Walker and Mary Swangren, copy writ- ers, discuss quotations for the seniors while moderator, Sister Claudia Maria, I.H.M.. fherks a layout with Kathy Molony, editor of photography, and julie Roberts, editor- in-rhief. Gwen Sterlin, business manager, studies the patron list with Lynndel Renna- han, ropy writer. ..y X b Fx! t 1 Nanvy Trlnnpix, .wholaxtif czlitor. and julia Er'an.w, .vovial va'itor, ron- fcr with Mifhvlc Connors, vopy nlitor, on lhvir flutivy for the month of lJcm'lr1l1w'. u A -...Q Literally rutting up, the an- nual staff busily utilizcx their prcrious minntcx paxting, rutting and rhatting, I, to r.. Sally 0'COIl71L'll, Kathleen Cramer, Mary Srhafcr, Mary Ann Hall, Donna Sozvvrx, joan Clark, Connie Batlu. Suv Bogardus. and Juanita Parvlka are the pillar.v fonrvrnvd. Thoroughly enjoying thcmsclzws, fire Senior staff mwnbcrx disruxx various problvms that arise while preparing an annual, Carlie Smith and joy Vane Tempest write ropy, ' ' 1 1 ' Dorothy Camera and Pat Brady deride what pir- turex to thoose for the G.A.A. Jettion. N Thr Sodalily is 41 way of life, slafvs I,lH't'L'PI lfoslur, f1ruf4'fl, al flu' firsl Sorlal- iiy flsscnlbly. odalit 2' D6SIgH The Sodality has a primary purpose which is two-fold: the sanctih- cation of the individual and the sanctification of others. This has been furthered by the October Rosary Procession, the Cathedral Forum in November, the Sodality Ball, Confraternity Party, carol- ing, and giving happiness to poor families at the Christmas season. The first big Sodality affair of 1958 was the Sodality Social, The month of February followed with the celebration of the Lourdes Centennial. March, ushered in by the vocation discussions, was fol- lowed by continued action at Father Peyton's Rosary Crusade cen- ter. The year was culminated with the May Procession and Queen's Day. Hospital singing reached new heights and a new monthly publication, Sodality Speaks kept sodalists posted. During the renicnnial year of Our Lady of Lourdes, spvrial rlvrotion lo Mary was fostered by the entire Sodaliiy board. Rcriting Ibv Litany of Our I.rn1y, lbw lxoanl members acting as attvndanfs of honor pledge lo sprvad dvrolion to llwuir Mother. Comparing ilu' duties as officers of Our Lady's Sodality are, I. to r., Linda Duni, treasurer: joan- ine Downs, corresponding svrrelary: Mary Allo- grclli, fire-prefvrl.' and Indy Faye Smiib, rcrord- ing secretary. for personal holiness Our Lady of Fatima descends upon Im- marulate Heart during the annual Rosary Profession. To lend an atmosphere of real- ity Franrisro, in tire person of Charlene Hart, kneels in fervent prayer before tba' prize-winning Senior Creation. Singing the traditional rrowning bymn, the sodality board files into tin' auditorium to present garlands to our Immarulate Mother. Benedirtion of the Blessed Sarramenl followed tlJe reremonies in honor of Our Lady. Students and their families, saying the rosary and ad- miring tbe shrines decorated by earb of the rlasses, walk through the grounds of Immarulate Heart. Larry Yamamolo leads dixfusxion while alert Cathy Mirh and Doreen Foster awaif the opportunity to presenl lhe u'oman'.v ' point of vieu' al lhe Calhcdral Forum held I in November. odalists erect forum The Sodality Forum with Cathedral High fdfIfi1'dfl?.f an audicnre rilally inlvr- esled in the topic-select, Why a Catholir College. 'Wig 1359, 'bex ng wg , Ai .Ll l lmnmrululv llmrl Soflizlixll prvxwzt Ibv CHRISTMAS STORY for lbvir mlvfbixni xliniwzlx who uwlrla in num' the .vmry of 1110 Coming of Cbrixl. harit is unit ' .X ' Sixlm' Louis .md Pvg Nonlnmn uirl Sheila Rvgmz, uliux Sl. Nirk, in rlixlrilmliug Clmrislrmn gifrx at flu' f,'0r1fr'f1lw'11iI-1' Party. 41 Gerling into lin' true Cbrixlnms spirit ara' Curfim Smilb, Peg Nordman, Sully O'COPlIIL'Il, julio Rohcrlx, and jeauic' Ro.fw1bw'gvr us tiny trim lin' trac for lb: Corzfnlienzity ClJri.vl1m1.v Parry. f -3 Mary Alice llvcbcr, Publicity Committee rbairman, man- Kathy Gorman, .Minion Committee lnuul, listvnx mgcrly tis liixbop mn aged to perslmzlv Pvg Norzlman, head of the Apostolic' den Biexcn of Abcrrorn wzunzcratcs the newly of lmnmfulutc lIcm't's Committee, to bclp ber with the So1lality Speak by adopted mixsion in Northern Rborlwia. promising to plug hospital sirzging' in the next ixxue. Apostolic life blends with social acl1'v1'l1'es Reprc',rcr1tuti1'e.f from furious Catliolir boyx' bigb stbools were present to help plug Ifilllltlfllltlfl' Hmrfs first Sodality Sorial, Z V K Z 'X4J77,71!o4 9- A120 H, Ld A, 43 l'nily of Ilw mrioux Smluliiy fomnzitlmxf ix biniwl xvbwz Kulby Mirlv, Ifrnlmrixlir Cfommillw lmnl, lcmlx 41 bvlfling lmml to Erin lll'Illll'.l3'V, Our I,.nly'x ffllllllllifftk' luaul, in f1rz'1mring 11 .vbrine honor- ing Om' Lmly of I.r111r1lu.v. Lourrlcs Cenlenar stimulate? devollon Tbv Imrmzfulutv Hour! .ftudvnt body prcswltzvl to Our Lady on flu tuzfcnury 0 her apparition ul l.ourflcx, flu' mos! bmuiiful of ull giflyalbv Marr H4115 by the sluduztr lhemvvlzzs if ' J fs 'xfv 'E 'I ,-..1 i Q, fa-v'77j,f:4ff :vmavvi-'..V.r,.. - Gwnsiizri Prvxiflwil Gigi Pvrrcau and l'in'-Prwidvrll Ami Loizvuux foorrlin- uli' .111 ilhllllslfili t1rli1'i!ic.v of lbc Gem'- xian Pluycrx, The Genesians provide an oppor- tunity for the dramatically in- clined to perform in one main play a semester, the C.T.C. Festi- val in january, Pasadena Play- house in February, two Appren- tice productions and student as- semblies. kk! The Conosion Plays: IMMACULATE HEART HlGH present THE MIKADO Pooh-Bal-1 Ko-Ko Yum-Yum P5116-Sing Peep'Bo School Friends Guords Mikado Katisho if Deligbtcd u'iIlJ new records for drzmxlic inltrpntllion mly olmaon Gcnesian treasurer: funcllc Rirlmrdson Aflflflllflft dntrhuv Anm Rohuli junior reflresenfalize' and Indy Slernad rontvporulnzr i nl 3 r fn 4 selection for tbeir listening pleasure The entire action tak Musical Numb ST Costumes Liohh The 'enduring Minstrel l'w Go' o Little Lis! Three Little Maids Frou School For Hc's Going to lkrry Yum-Yum nie Moon mul l IIMIS U D D ll My Obiod All Sublinlu Tho Flonnrs Tlvol Bloom ln Tho '1':. Will... I Weber, Donna Ln F 9, Pat McCu1hy, th Bahru Molouf, Pug Nord Dokrgolo, Loretta McBra Tan, Lynda Loononl, Ri Virginia Bloch, Clsorlo Jem Hofcluiss lov Venn Tarpon, Ju mol Dani, I Q, Borbuo Stephens, Joan Doyle le? Nicky Pionfolosa, Michelle Claim, Judy Wilson rciu, Lindo Brolly, Paulo Julianna Vioni, Mary Ann at Rutledge, Koiluy Cromer, xi, Mory Swongren y, Joon Smudingar, Kathy no Marion, Shilo Filcn, Mo- Cenesians sei the stage Hollywood spectaculars have noth- ing on the Genesian Players' unique presentation in the round. A large cast, brilliant lighting, ori- ental atmosphere, and magnificent costuming made Gilbert and Sul- livan's Mikado the top box office hit on campus in the 1957 fall season. lanim' PUVYLHIII findr hvrxvlf in 11 .rpol when Bob Colonna dpfIC'rU'.Y on the scene ax she hnllvil hc u'ou1r1,' Op - O - Me - Thumb, Immaculate Heart's entry in the Catholic Theatre Conference Festival, was awarded first place trophy for comedy. A trophy for best-actress of the festival was awarded Elouise Braun. Janine Perreau was given honorable men- tion for best actress. Supporting lead, Bob Colonna, was master of a cockney accent which flavored the entire play. Skillful direction by Sister Ruth Marie was instru- mental in presenting a well-paced and masterfully blocked drama. Talent the artislis' tool Gal to u'orb. ' warns Nicole Piarzirulosi, who porfmyr Madumc Dirlicr, when Elouisv Braun ax Celvxlv, judy Slvrnarl as Rose, and Cricbel Smith as Airs, Galloway are faughl lorzfing in thc azrarfl-winning prercnlulion OP-O-ME-THUMB. Ona laxf glam of t'ltlt'flJl'P'l'j' u'im', purr flu' kiuilly 1'Har'y Kalb- vrim' Grvrm' am! join Kolin lo :num uliu' rirlim Ilrirlvwl. 4 4 ' I A Sarah Sll'I'A'lI.V, in .4RSlfNIC ANI? 01.17 I.,-Ifflf, A f70lifl' inquiry by Ann Ilolnvlir, K4Ifl'?I l'l1'ila, hfary Porlcr. aml Pflllljf Ford u'ou'l xolw all flu, problvmx in ARSENIC AND OLD I.Af,'lf. X as Q ' si Aunt Abby, lilary Kay Grown Tnlfly Roo,wr'z'lr, Margarvi ll7 illian1x,' aml Dr. Harpvr, Gay Knorr, .flixfiixx affairs of .rialv in apprwzlirv fzrodurlion flirvrfnl bv janvllv Rirlranl- son and Virginia Pryor. Apprenl1'c'c,s' use uarsenlb M It jun ran'l bc, tbinkx joamzc Caslwm. as xbv fau- rels lJvr .flimlcr rlalv bvtallxv of rirrllnlslarlnw bvyoml her control. Ivan Nvlxou and joamlv Caxbwz look on u'illJ borror al flu' anlirs of tln' kindly aunls Aiarfba aml Abby. 'S feanine Uvagner eonduets a rreu' rlass for appren- iiees janie johnson, Sandy Catalano, Marie janulaze, Kathy Dearing, Kathy O'Brien, Darlene Dufau, Ioyee Maddox, and Myra Muniz, and tries to instill and develop the true spirit of the theatre. Theresa Harlan Pasearella rigorously rerites from Byron to bored Patty Driscoll, rousin lJau'n Kennel! and molher Cheryl Kellar in one of the most laughable sequenres of the apprentirc play, Christine Olson lovingly presents the much eoreted engagement ring to Cheryl Kellar as a fitting mnclusion to the humorous ap- prentiee play Life with Mother. O noble St. Genesiusu falls from the lips of eafh sineere Genesian apprentire as she pledges herself lo her patron through the prayer led by Ianelle Rirhardson and Ann Loizeaux at the beautiful Marrh Candlelight Ceremony. pringtim e: pla time Graceful lI'UI'llg KSU' R. if Shall ru' rlurlm'? Tom Klwrm' .worm lo lu' uylirlg l lP'IQlIIlal Pryor .ll ilu' jlnlinr-Sulfur HXIIHIIIIIII I .1f1!u,vv lllrlfv, PlHI1fIkllIA'. rmlrly l4'.l1'w, mul .vzruul mnxir .vnfvjrly 11 liz-ulv lmriyrolnnl ax jnlic Rnlwrlx Amd Putrifi ll'l11'r1r flHI1'1'l'Xl' lo 41 Vllflllhl rbylbm. xilllmuglv flu' jfmnlv um rm! tln' only llwiug cn- foyvzl ul tlw jlulior'-Swlior zlflrlu' in 0m'l0lu'r, lwrz' il .fu'n1,v to ln' qnilc nn allmcliorz, , v- . v az--' n , X I nhl if 3, from ilu' !l?'Il!IIIIlL'7'X' jmiul of I'll'1l', flu' lnnlvr- l'lxJ5.YNlL'lI scan! lo ln' quilc mjmlzlz' of wllwtlzirlizlg lbvir vxmrla. Slurs aml ,mlcllilw Auld ,vfmrilv to ilu' I'17'!lAl1-sliflll tlxlllfl' in iN'UI'l'Nll7t'f. Ray Nonllfx liuml flrorirlul nllzximl lmri- KUVUIIIIII for om' nl flu' gal.: affuirx uf ilu' ywlr. I 1 X 92 They could have Danccd all mghl On May 2, the junior Class hosted the Sen- iors at the annual junior-Senior Prom. The Bel-Air Bay Club was the setting for the festive event while Al Harding and his band added to the charm of the evening. The dance was cli- maxed by the crowning of Janice Pemberton, Prom Queen. julie Roberts and Michele Con- nors attended Janice as princesses. An enchant- ing atmosphere, wonderful music, and 21 whole- heartedly gay and thrilled crowd was respon- sible for an evening whose memory will live on vividly in young hearts. decision. 1 7' ul 42 Nicki Piimlmlosi crowns Prom Queen, Ianicc' Pl'llIbL'I'f0l1, ax Prin rexsar, Alike Connors and fnlit Roberlx, bmmingly .vmilc at Ibis Q 'I . 'C', ,4,4?w X 93 R Sfmnislr Club Prvsirlcnl Miflaclcne Mefzrlcl arts Ilac bosless at Ins Cilhlrldlllflxlilxli iniliution. Rbylbmir afmmjmninlwzl is supplinl lay Trmszncr Toni Ponte and liflilor of Iifos Hispuno- An74'rir'm1os, Marilyn Farvy. During lln' year rlub members 1'isi1c'1l Olrcm Slrwl, Pmllm llills and Ramona Pageant, 5 ga We VA Yolanda fora Villur bcromvs mlm when bull-fighlcr jean llarerl, rlulr serrctary, offers a penn' lokcn al Spun- isb pariy. ACCldCll1I.C clubs rein orce scllolastic achievement Sfzurv-:rise Mnib and Sricnrc offirvrs, Donna Kaufman, lrvuslrrer, and Barlmra Bush, prcsidvnl, listen to llurric! Sicrcring, scfrclury, expound on tba four siugc rorkcl. Tlicse girls A'fl0Il50ft'!l Ifrirluy afternoon disrussions on renters of inlvresl during ilu' I?Ilt'P'?14lfl07lrIl Gcopbysiml Year. E. The Malb and Srivnfc Club slimulntcd sricniifir cxpcrimcnfs tbrougb Ibe Marrb Sfimlrc Fair, Lor- raine Rvmpp, an wzlbusiuslir biologist, was lypiml of Ibm' many u'lJo spent many hours in fha lab aflvr school in preparation for ilu' fair exhibit. Scnior sricnrv enthusiasts Pvggy Sullimn, Lindt: Dani, Harriet Sivzvring, and Zoe' Vernon vyu om' of rmmy cxriting profvrls at the Marrb Sriwzrv Ilxlif. - A 'Y' IC Y stimulates air .w W' lf! 3 I Lmmrbing platform? Murgarct Gibbons uuitrbes ber brother f 5 , Charles luunrb jill ReirlJard's home-made hotel elevator. junior ' I ,fp 'M and scnior srientists provided furious kinds of play objcfts 'J Ng pg A for Sriwzrv Fair spectators. ...L just push Ibis lever, explains Am: Ilornisbvr as she shows tba' opvrution of bar mr clvmtor to Loretta A1fBflIlC, al curious oulookcr. Growing cllglvml in giblrurillir arid was quite KI task for first prim' ll'ilHIL'7' Ifilcwz jorkson. Biologist jurbson, stand- ing, explains lo Sbuilu Regan, u first prize wimler in the !7l1lflIL'lIIalltt'5 division, tlmt it was uwll-u'ortb thc many uw-cbs of 0,7Xt'Yl'dfi0lI, Both Sbviln and lfilvcn rcrcirod first plum' lruuors ut tba' Afount Saint Afztfyk Sriwlfv Fair for lhvir sa-lcrl projcrts. I HX .X . ' .' , . , . n - ' , . , Mothers 7 Club En lertainmenl Mrs. Connors, firsl vice-president, grafiously pours lea for Mothers' Club officers, Mrs. Reiehard, Mrs. Yutronieh, Mrs. james, Mrs, Hays, Mrs. Murrin, and Mrs. Calhoun. ,,,,,-f'- XXXRXXR ur' I+ ,. ...go-....-no-' ,,-....o- 1 'Q , , ..-- I ,.,.-Q-v ' ....-- ...au .- ...- -,...--' ...-n .....-- ..-- -...-u . . .,...- .............., - Rebearsing for the Mothers' Club Tea are glee- ful ehantielears under Sister M. 1ulia's dirertion. Firsl row: lean Nelson, Dorothy MeDermolI, Louise Stierlin, Carmen Mandlebaum, Carolyn McCloskey, Pat Hishiki, Pa! Sullivan and Ve- ronira Darrow. Seeond row: joyee Perez, Lydia Lloreda, Danielle Plewniak, Margarel Williams, Laura Lee Rosa, Linda Bildner, Elaine Llora, and Mary Carol Bradley, Third rows Mary Ann IVarren, Angela Thoemmes, Virginia White- head, Mary Ann Duffy, Elizabelh Slephens, and Pa! MrCarthy. Fourth row: Martina Gibbons, Elisa De Angelis, and Nancy Randall, Fifth row: Madeleine Baron, jean Carnero, and Mary MeVerry. Sirib row: Pal Krisle, Sharon Brooks. and Iudy Olson. Baile row: Darlene Dufau and Gail Da Corsi. Glee Club offirers, Publifily Manager Linda Bildner, Secretary Mary Ann Crowly, Treasurer Madeleine Baron, Presiden! Elaine Llora, Vire- Presiden! Mary Carol Bradley, harmonize under the able direetion of Sister M. julia, I.H.M. Celia Guerrero, Emelina Sandigo and Aida Zuniga entertain friends from Latin America during C hrixtmas raration. Resident students had frequent get-togelherx during the year. V Senior Mirhaele Carzfille presided over resident student funetions. Fgur yr-dry gf rampus rexidence have been happy onex .rays Mirkey. Resident students enjoy llfe Under the watchful eye of Fritz, Toni Ponre groomx Maria loxefina Ruiz for a date with someone sperial. joy to the World Jeemx to be the theme of rhexe rhirping young women who crowd around the Christmax tree as a rlimax to the .rem xonal party and the eommenrement of a happy raration. 'Vg Lf' - I I 'X ,N -M1 if S, C.S.F. offirerx hlarly Mann, Mary Furri, and Cbrixline Dubyak reraule lbeir tbouglllx and footballx over ilJe flf0.fp0f0ll.f pallax of the 1958 C,S,F. year. N VI f CSF members beam arrornfzlixbmenl before Our Lady's stalue. Top, l. to r., Clarisline Foxler, Kailay U riglJt, Cbrisline Aranrla, Zoe Vernon, Mary Swangren, Donna Sue Kaufman, Carol Sue Kellen, Gabrielle Ver- dier, Gloria Carmona, Paula lean Smilla, Lorna Duning. Botlom, I, lo r,. Julianne Viani, Kalby Howard, Cbrisline Herman, Mareia Katz, Patricia :li Tona, Diane Szranxon, Eflra Lee Airbeart, Marry Mann, Carla Srbloess- mann, Helen Desmond, and Nanry Randall, uw ollr ,X y 4 Bearers of lbe Seal Ieannie Downy, Barbara Bush, Christine Duhyab, Marilyn Toxalti, Mary Fucri, and Kalbleen Desmond asxume atiitudes eommonly attributed Io fzerxons who make the grade. 1 -s :r o A ,v A 4 1 x X, Y XXX A 5 X 5 A Ew a ag ,L IA TT ,. -N f + M 4 A ,4,j'iT' 'r a U 1 ' Q W X -. walnut. M LW ,e,Li, ..,mm...., I ,H .4-E f 1 m, 5 X 3, Q ,,,..,..... 9-754' N 1 In 1 -..I ...SE E KB T 'J u Wine servers deserve credit Seniorx I.orell.1 Mrlirifle, Mary Nlznmn, ami Mu- flonnu Alone nor only .ferrerl time J0lit'i1il1kQ mls for Viewpoint and ffur Marine .znrl lyfling for Ibn' fvnlzlimlionx rlejulrlnlenl, hu! aI1X0 renrlerezl all aramid flxsislmlre fo 1un'i0lr.v 0l'g4lllfZ11fi0!l5 and rlfm uelirifies l1D'0llgb0I1f lbeir four 1'ear.v, E1'er1'lm1ly'x friend and mos! faithful lime-server' ix Sisler AI. I.m'y, 11170 ix oflen ,veen in Ibe mfe- leria kitrben fzrefmrirlle for 1lllI4'1Jl'0ll.Y, ,vpefial ot- ruxionx, und even .Ulalfk Iime, ...- jlmimiv Mary lnuixe llummonfl, Ihrlmm f.1l1!IIUlil1AHX, and jmly Tbf- CW, Marla? '1'Nf1 1f l'-Y 4'-f fl 'f 5f '1'f ' Ufffffiff ll ilxon fnlnefl Hillel? of llweir lime xiflilly things for llreir flaw, the RVHWN fNf'U'171 'VJ'- GW! Pfffk-V' ffffd DUNN' I-f'I'0 H11'- G'.A.A., the Gt'IlA'A'fnlII.Y, und any oilver group lim! !'l'qlli?'l'll fr41n.v- U'l'0 SKIN' f0'1-'f ff'1'l'.lJ 'df'f0'1'f'Y'f'!JU 'Wd S4 'f '0N-VIJ' .IIor1.1Ii0n, rlemmlimlx or frrojzx, fv 4'1'f '1' f7 '1lW-V 0 .U1 1'31 '0 - , ,,.,.---- Throughout the year the G.A.A. has sponsored such activities as Father and Daughter Day, St. Anthony's Tourna- ment, the G.A.A. Banquet, and, the highlight of the year, the Varsity Show. This organization offers fun and frolic to all willing to work. ! Having conferred with King Panda re- garding future activities of the G.A.A., President Iudy Chapman promised an en- tertaining and fun-filled Father and Daughter Day. NN. Penny Lenihan, secretary of the G.A.A., seems to mean business, but obviously Georgie Calhoun, vice-president, and Regina Newberry, treasurer, would rather enjoy themselves and finish eating. 'rs A sz ' a.. W I Q ,Q ,tt'. f'7' I Ianelle Richardson head cheerleader Vitality' the essence 0 l ff - If This poor Conaty Beaver doesn't quite know what to make of I.H. Panda and Lettgrgigl President o ce Le o at the annual vol- ley all game between the friendly rivals. J P li F... victor Poisezl for artion are volleyball varsity members Kathy Desmond, jfanie Calhoun, Regina New- berry, Penny Lenihan and ZQJLQQ Leggy who await the Bear'er's mighty kill. Tlx fl .X .v 1 x - E 5 0oo! says Suzanne Glanrlorf, r., volleyball manager, as she rovels volleyball doubles trophy xehirh went to loyre LeRoy and fully Chapman at the Volleyball Banquet. Panda o fe LeRo ti s ball with Bearer julie Connell while opeu ,onaty rooters are disappointed when Penny Lenihan mares in to pirk up the ball, 5,4-fL X , Y -.af-v 'M I , .., -. - ,Ny .. .-f - 1-- - :fr I Q. 4 ,A ... , - Q in R2 k -., sv 1 'Q J- --- 'C L4 .4 fi, .1-, - 1 .J- ' - ' t ff ' s ., ix-up-0 Q Nqbs ,A ' ., J .5 -.-. ,, -3 1 s, n- - 'r 1' ' 1. p wg:-.H u , - .- X 4 ' C if 9 F g ' I -u . - L. f- x -f 4 -, ,.,,1,.k-,-: x'..',fLr IREM' - --. uj '-- ' V Is -' 31 'vs ... Q' -. xx 'L' .R Q -fs --..,,-K ' .Q ' . 5 , A-r Ng, ,axis A, --....,,..s 7 :Ax ,... : :Cx ai:-.:.g-5 :ix L - .,.L,1.-g vgpi 1 ,, , -if -' -E - - f jc., 135-' - N. .-f ,gh f. ?'g5'-vfjygfjfi , - -.-A rye' -Q71 1' 'Y X P gvxjghm , Ann Loizeaux I Conaty was on its toes, but the skillful Immarulate Heart team defeated them in two out of three games, L. to r., Iudy Chapman, Pam Lemke, and Kathy Desmoml hope to hold the Beavers at bay. 'f Srale-jllay' rafzfiralerl lelfergirlx. l. In r., fmly Cflrap- man, Georgia Callmuzl. julie Rolzerls, loyfe LeRoy, prexirleut,leaflie flrllllflllll, riflim, zelrile Gail Parks and Kallwy Dexnmml lip flue xrale In bring fea11ie's xeeiglvl tn a neat 100. Pazlzlle-mad Drnma llnelner lelmvks lmll to Iflaiue Llora in fllllg-llflllg xiuglex tourney as minor Jporfs manager. jmly Ilwilsrnz, flanked by two froxb referees. l,, Sally Fnsler. and r.. Palti MfKew1, keeps eye on elusive ball. After an iizrignraliug fefmis game, 1171177195 loyee LeRoy auzl Carla Sl'1Jl0l'.Y.Y771l1l1 mugrafulale early oflwer zebile lfflllli mau- ager Mirbele Marco prepares to mulpele with fuauila Parelka in a .vzlrfeezlirzg sei, ,l'8Ill1l.Y faux parlirilllalerl in loral lourua- menls. 1 .XX ',..f' 1 R N Rosemary Casfelli llflinor ports captures ans Virlorialls Vivlai Mafllzeuxv. mighty Miflrele Marlo, slrirer- ing Sheila Regan, ,vzeinznzifzg mallager, and elalerl Iiileeu fafleson fight lbe baffle of wld wafer in ,vpring lmleliee to bring I.lI.II.S. the firx! plafe trnplry at Marynmlnzf Slllinlnllllg Meef. if 'L 404' ,A--Q., 4 V .431 ' A. . U xx .. . R .3 Q l 'h gi X- 1 .4 K ' N- 1 V ' 2 exif' ' ,. 1, .f X ' ' f '03 - S' 'A . ,IA ,M 1 xi' Riff! I Halftime found Sister julins rongralulating rage siars Helen Des- mond, jvaniv Calhoun, Georgie Calhoun, and Penny Lenihan on smooth ball handling during the Sl, Anlhonyls Tournamenl. Who has the ball? wonders the referee as Georgie Calhoun runs lo aid Paula Morhel in retorering the ball for Immarulate Heart during the game wilh lhc Crusaders. Hoopsters rate fame Quarlerfime finds relaxe o and roarh, Miss Iasmin, lislening to Georgie Calhoun, bark to ramera, plan ner! quarler's maneuvers. In playing for lhe Championship game al Sl. An- fhony's, the Saints gave the Pandas a hard lime, but guards Indy Chapman, Penny Lenihan and Jennie Calhoun slowed the Saints' hurhet offense to almost equalize the store. 131 ig, l Wtality' the basis 0 victory For the first time in eleven years, Immaculate Heart's varsity-hoopsters climbed into the first place finals of the St. Anthony's Basketball Tournament in March. The Pandas bogged down St. Bernardine's Crusaders, 46-11, Notre Dame Academy, 43-52, and Conaty, 56-26. In the final night's playoff for bucket championship, Pandas couldn't find the hoop until the third quarter when they sank baskets to make the score 24-25. The last quarter Saint Anthony's sneaked out ahead to clip Panda's ears, 35-28. For the first time in history Immaculate Heart copped the Second Place Trophy. Captained by Georgie Calhoun, senior forward, I.H.H.S.'s finest varsity in a decade also included-Joyce LeRoy, senior forwardi Paula Mochel, freshman for- ward, Judy Chapman and Penny Lenihan, senior guards, and Jeanie Calhoun, junior guard. h. d honor of having-Joyce LeR , first forward on the tournament's All-Star varsity and Judy ranked as a valuable gurd on the second All-Star Team. That's a mark for the 1959 team to exceed! www WWI , 1 'qw ' X DTT' n . A L A I S ,lb u-J ' . J WMM! U iii? li- ffl. -l ape 95 1 T.: A .V -lf 15' I-11' Sf gl! S Um q,Wb'x9-X, Y g V m 1 I ur- N1 V 11 f - -. l Varsiz' ' how Clfevriug svrrion slmuls Cm'rie's praise as sbe raplures flu' first riflory Tun Feet Ahead for C,l'PIll'7'l'illl' al swim mud. I should have been a duck, wails Darlene Gail, as ilu' girls of fil'71l4'?'- ville High Srhool stare mzbelieringly at ber enormous feel in the '58 Varsity Show. Queen Shirley Manitria, a Iriumpbanl Sophomore, views her exrited subjerts with a happy smile. lVelrome, Carrie! says Cgmie Preimvber er to Darlene Gail uho playefl the lead in Two Fee: Ahead. N puts best foot forward Singing about their ileli- rioux food, fully Freeze and Sally OVCUIIIICH get ready for their orer- weight diners. Big feel get together with large nose of Ni:-ki Piantatloyi, aliax Cy- rano. Art for art's sake. ' Not so says Centerville tllirhaelangelox who en- tertain Carrie during the Varsity Show, Juanita Nero Paeelha firlzlles while Shelley and Nanette Fahares tell the Varsity Shore audienee some hixtoriral facts with a rhythmic heat. Fluorevrent rapt- dazzled aua'ier1ee.v ax Lady Mar, Kathy Demomlp Dun- ran, fudy Durzearz: Mae, Pinky Dorwell, and Bobbie, fayne Larkin give Sheila Quiz'ersu'ord Filan's Varxity hit MacBeth. Mary Alire llweber, jean Harert, Peggy Sullivan, Yoli Villar, Mary Swangrerl, and julie Evans explain their u'eakne.rs for food. Uqaterloo? No, just the library where Napoleon, Ioan Koliar, marrhes force: to prow to Carrie that her Hl710l1.fff05ifi6'5H ran be an axset. Illia' Immaculate Heart College scholarship winners, Christine Duhyale, julie Roh- erts, Margaret Ely, and Margaret Gib- hons, congratulate Zoe Vernon on the news of her scholarship to Mount Saint Mary's College. Doreen Foster shows California State Scholarship semi-finalists, Mary Fucci, jeanie Downs and Kathy Desmond her announcement of this scholastic honor. 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