Loretto Heights College - Loretana Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1959
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The scene has changed but the Tower remains a passive spectator, ever ready to view and welcome new innovations to its panoramic horizon. ...l959 Bishop J. P. Machebeuf Most Reverend Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Archbishop of Denver The spirit of Christian pioneering continues to the present day. Bishop Machebeuf sowed the young West with the vital seeds of Christianity. Archbishop Vehr continues the pioneer spirit, con- stantly opening new vistas, new Ways for the enduring, unchang- ing Word. Students welcome the new pool as a social addition to the campus. A couple at the Air Force Acad- emy Ball take time out between dances for refreshments. 'nv W O 1' X .ffm M ' fm THE COLLEGE CHAPEL is a haven of quiet and rest for the students and sisters. The life- size crucifix, and the brocade covered taber- nacle give testimony to the Real Presence. The Holy House ot Loretto above the altar serves as a reminder of the pious Sisters who serve at the foot of the cross. 3, i s E LORETTO STUDENTS take time out from studies to enjoy the campus. Machebeuf Hall is an abstraction in glass as the afternoon sun bathes the patio in light. Marion Hall lobby presents a more subdued scene as the girls and their friends gather for conversation after classes. . ' - gf ,Q rw. vi J' fi 2+ 5 Qi: A ' S Hia if 2531 af Q .mfg N sim ff: c N4 m er f x S. 4, fy,-, x 1 'Q' F ' K 3 1 V X. ' '4fX'QigEP23H lb' . LVFSWHY W V' ' zu 2 .fdfwi-fw.r- v. in .Q , ., N .V - V iw ' v 0 B N we 'fa 1 ' y v nn- . . 5 'Vx B' 'lv av-35? .Azz - 57.541 - 6. Y K E .K Nj, , .. lg? f ' ' ' , .w ' . Q 4. ff- 1, . .W -1 ' .f' f' wh Vwt ' -A ? ' ' Kiwi ' 5451: Q - .m ':a1s,aifx.,-xv - -W A wig, Z ,7 gn. 572f'4-ggi iq- fi -f-as? SEQ. , x 252: ' JA T 'Q' Z , K f ' s LX, ' m,JQQ,aW jf- Q E 2 2 , . , 2 A. 5? A 2 E 3 - ffl f 1 QM. Q - K , A ' A ,U ,. ! iff ' '-53? , A 7:11 ? 5 ki , g, 2 Q- ff I V Sf , 5 Q I f , R 1 J -pu W ,A Q33 J ur! Q TZ'4gq5W?1f1f?'s1?1 A ' ' y , , f' 'imawfvigr ly w, Q 1. V 'W Y W - . www wif 1 ig -f, 1,41 15: ff.: .V , f h X ' Af, sk Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols . - 'vX3 ,, - 1 7 1 ' G 'X-X V' Nl I ' 1' , ' , D' Lx X .L ' flmh Zyl' Pa r ll' if ,.,u,,,i,,, ,',, ,f 'Q-fr K u A ll, lllfl 4 fijl' H7 AV' -ll ,,, , QI I f f ill M wer x l ' ff Q gil 'vf , Pix 'X f f' f , ly, W! 'I f 7 Mull' J Governor Williom Gilpin William Gilpin, the first Governor of Col- orado, stood on the very site of Denver, fifteen years before the future metropolis was founded. Governor McNicho1s views the realization of William Gilpin's dream -a city of prominence, celebrating its Centennial year. Governor Gilpin's dream has been fulfilled, but there will be more dreams and more plans for the future of this growing state. 4.4915 Q? 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I I ,W A 4 S fs ,L E 4' f sy E Xi, CLASSES i i Virginia Burdick Barbara Cabela Mary Jane Close W H 0 , S Nancy Eigeman -. 5 13,512 1 .i :few w ma.- ' -- . -.-,exwmsaszw Kay Harrington Jo Ann Herold Devonna Hyde --i':, M -'i My rai Miriam Korien Kay LaCerIe yyy L .2a. Kathy Kelly Margie Vogt Tu the Munaquitas . .. like the pioneer women to whom our book is dedicated you have successfully prepared for the journey ahead. At Loretto you have become acquainted with the hazards of the way and equipped yourselves to meet them. No unknown vista will offer a challenge you will be unable to meet. You leave Loretto with confidence, to create a better World for yourselves and those whom you love. President S.G.A President KATHLEEN KELLY NANCY EIGEMAN Omaha, Nebraska Denver Colorado Bachelor of Arts Music Bachelor of Arts Brology Vice President PAT CRONIN Summit, Illinois Bachelor oi Arts Sociology S.G.A. Vice President MARY .IANE CLOSE Wilmette, Illinois Bachelor of Arts English S.G.A. Representative JUDY ARZBAECHER Chicago, Illinois Bachelor oi Arts Sociology Elementary Education Treasurer MARGARET ROSE GONZALES Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing Secretary MARY DASCHER Omaha, Nebraska Bachelor of Arts Music SISTER MARY MARGARET ANN KANAK Colorado Springs, Colo. Bachelor of Science Nursing JEANETTE ANDRES Belleville, Illinois Bachelor of Arts Mathematics BETTY LOU ALLEGRANZI Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing THELMA APODACA Las Cruces, New Mexico Bachelor of Science Nursing SALLY RAE BEATTY Pueblo, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing DONNA BENVENUTI Chicago, Illinois Bachelor of Arts English JO BERG Bridgeport, Nebraska Bachelor of Arts Home Economics RUTH ANN BERG h Panhandle, Texas Bachelor of Arts Home Economics NORMA JEAN BERG Panhandle, Texas Bachelor of Arts Drama SHEILA BINGEN Chicago, Illinois Bachelor of Science Medical Technology CLAIRE BREEN Denver, Colo. Bachelor of Arts English wiv MARY ELLEN BOLGER Algonquin, Illinois Bachelor of Arts Music PATRICIA BUHLER Maryville, Missouri Bachelor of Science Nursing I L .Qil1',f,,w I BARBARA CABELA Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing VIRGINIA MARION BURDICK Chicago, Illinois Bachelor of Arts History MARY LOU CHRISMAN Kremmling, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing KAREN J OA Omaha, Nebraska Bachelor of Arts Home Economics Education N CUSHING NANCY M Guernsey, Wyomin 9 Bachelor of Arts Biology LOU CUNNINGHA CECILIA DALBE RG Freeport, Texas Bachelor of Science Medical Technology y ,,,, 2 3i,fQ -r,,. 1 li Vellfifiljigj ,:,. if5?1'V'f MARILYN JEAN DEAVER Gurley, Nebraska Bachelor of Science Nursing ROSEMARIE DeTATA Pueblo, Colorado Bachelor of Arts English DODIE DIGNAN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing MONICA MARIE ESSLINC1 Elmhurst, Illinois Bachelor of Science Nursing VI'l91i+p CELE EARLEY Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing fm BLANCA ESTARELLAS Caparra Heights, Puerto Rico Bachelor of Arts Spanish EVA VOGES FERGUSON Holyoke, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing MARGERY EVANDER Newcastle, Wyoming Bachelor of Science Nursing CAROL SUE FRANKENREITER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education OTTILIA FUERMANN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing CONNIE FRY Prairie Village, Kansas Bachelor of Arts Mathematics ROSALIE GALLAGHER Chicago, Illinois Bachelor of Arts Education t , , ,?a H .gy CLAIRE GROSDIDIER Kansas City, Kansas Bachelor of Arts Home Economics MARY CAROL GEBHARDT Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bachelor of Arts Education KAY HARRINGTON Denver, Colorado Bachelor ot Arts History CAROLE HIERZER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing JO ANN HEROLD Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing DeVONNA LEE HYDE Anamosa, Iowa Bachelor of Arts Music NORA JACOUEZ Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Spanish FRANCES THERESA IMHOFF Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Art 28 MACIA DEVERE HEARNEY Tombstone, Arizona Bachelor of Arts Biology MIRIAM KORTEN Chicago, Illinois Bachelor of Arts Art GRACEANN HEATING St. Paul, Nebraska Bachelor of Science Dietetics KATIE KUEMPEL Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Sociology English DIANE LANSPA Roseburg, Oregon Bachelor of Science Nursing KATHLEEN MARIE LaCERTE Collyer, Kansas Bachelor of Arts Music MARGARET LOWERY Victoria, Texas Bachelor ot Arts Elementary Education EVA JG MANG Havre, Montana Bachelor of Science Medical Technology BERTHA MARIE MADDEN Houston, Texas Bachelor of Arts Education REGINA THERESA MARKEY Englewood, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education A my ww '- ' MARY .TOERNS NASS Stevens Point, Wisconsin Bachelor of Science Medical Technology TINA MUTZ Eagle Nest, New Mexico Bachelor of Science Nursing MARY KAY NELAN Lakewood, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing NANCY NETZEL Woodstock, Illinois Bachelor of Arts French MARIAN JEAN NELSON Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing RITA MARIE NEVANS Albuquerque, New Mexico Bachelor of Science Nursing CLAUDIA OCALLAGHAN Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Social Studies JUDY O'BRIEN Masjid-i-Solairnan, Iran Bachelor of Arts French ANNE ELIZABETH PETERSON Evanston, Illinois Bachelor of Arts English MARY ELIZABETH LEILANI PICKARD Honolulu, Hawaii Bachelor ot Arts Elementary Education MARY EVELYN PEYSER Colorado Springs, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Music MARY ELIZABETH PINTER Big Cedar Lake, Wisconsin Bachelor ot Arts Mathematics MARY KAY REICH Colorado Springs, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Home Economics MARY BERNADETTE RATER Ottumwa, lowa Bachelor of Arts Education MARY ANN RICHARDS Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing MARY RYAN Harmon, Illinois Bachelor of Arts History S. ' 5 'PV' f ,.': .TACQUE RUSSO Melbrose Park, lllinois Bachelor of Arts Art GLENDA SCOTT Craig, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing 'VE as DOLORES SHANNON Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing SHARON SERBER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science Nursing .-,-...L MARGARET SHAW Green River, Wyoming Bachelor of Arts Education JANET SPITZ Colorado Springs, Colorado Bachelor ot Arts Art CAROL JEAN SPRINGER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Mathematics NANNETTE STEELE Greeley, Colorado Bachelor ot Arts Drama CATHERINE ANN TEN BARGE Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Art BARBARA STEVENSON Grand Junction, Colorado Bachelor of Arts English BARBARA JEAN TIFFT Sterling, Illinois Bachelor of Science Nursing DONNA MAY TULLY Rawlins, Wyoming Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education NANCY TRYON Billings, Montana Bachelor ot Arts English DIANE VANOTTI Walsenburg, Colorado Bachelor of Arts Elementary Education LES WALGREEN Winnetka, Illinois Bachelor ot Arts Elementary Education MARY PAT WORTHAM Liberal, Kansas Bachelor ot Science Dietetics if MARGIE VOGT Englewood, Colorado Bachelor of Arts History 8 ,af Jumuns 'eo Vice President MARY .IO CATLETT Denver, Colorado ar' wa s IQ .,, if I fx. if, '41 ,, , gg ,f,gr.' i ,W' A igif, Q' are ff N-.1 we 'Q 423 .- ', 44 Secretary NANCY WALLS Denver, Colorado 'G' CAROL ADLEB Niles, Illinois ELAINE ANDERSON Yankton South Dakota if X, ,f ,rms Ki FLORAINE BELL BARBARA BURNHAM Denver, Colorado Farmington, New Mexico 3 Treasurer MARY LA MANTIA Chicago, Illinois S.G.A. Representative MARY HAY CONNORS Denver, Colorado '-4' get Q, Back to the cone mines, slaves. IOLA CICCONE Denver, Colorado I PAM CONDON Wilmette, Illinois KATHLEEN CUTHBERTSON Denver, Colorado ANN CUBBISON Kansas City, Kansas JOAN DILLON Denver, Colorado MARY ANN DOWNES Victor, Colorado UT? f of 1591 .1-My 1:5 f - if vs, 'X KX fx X I simply can't tell you how pleased I am to make your acquaintance. MARGARET DOYLE Leadville, Colorado SUSANN FARRELL Chicago, Illinois ,sl .f+V,,,,:., var, KATHA GEARY PATRICIA CAUER Chicago, Illinois Omaha, Nebraska LALA GARCIA Mora, New Mexico 'Z' .Qu- M fw- L, i MARY HELEN GANTNER Denver, Colorado 46 DOROTHY GOLDEN Denver, Colorado -www,-ry, L, , , - I V- - - - . r , f gg,55,,mmf-W, -V V' f ' JANICE GOLDSWORTH Denver, Colorado .IUDITH GRIFFIN Teutopolis, Illinois MARTHA GOLDEN Denver, Colorado ,4v 5- fum nv'-W Irv-v ANN LORDEN Rockford, Illinois ELIZABETH HAYES Denver, Colorado KATHLEEN KELLY Chicago, Illinois I don'i know what it is but whatever it is here it comes again. PETE LUECHTEFELD PAT MALLEY VIRGINIA MALPIEDE St. Louis, Missouri Westminster, Colorado Denver, Colorado DANA MERLI .IESSIE MILAN Kansas City, Missouri Roggen, Colorado W, 1 in 8 J wr Q ,ye rf K 5 , W ' :A 4, f .mln M ,E Who put a hood on my roller skate? GAYLE MUSSO Denver, Colorado we TERRY O'DEA Denver, Colorado ANNITA PHANNENSTIEL Denver, Colorado PRISCILLA RIVERA Denver, Colorado If em gm' MARIE SENA JUDITH SEEP Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado 'Wx , 'If - Q. ANCELINE SANDOVAL Santa Fe, New Mexico i ' 1 19 Nd? Kihei' me m wr' MARY RYAN Omaha, Nebraska APPIE SIEDLINSKI Chicago, Illinois ELEANOR SMALL JUDY SPORCICH MARY ELIZABETH STOCK Kankakee, Illinois Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado I 'ZLAQ I '57 f . . il,, if . -, I . . 5 .3 blzz , I - .-, ., - , ' I I .K GAIL TAMISIEA NANCY WERTHMAN I A I Yankton, South Dakota Denver, Colorado r ' vv, I 5 BEATRICE TANAHA PATRICIA WILLIAMS Honolulu, Hawaii Pueblo, Colorado ,4- CAROL TOWEY GLORIA TROSCH Denver, Colorado Oak Park, Illinois LEONA VOGT Denver, Colorado WILMA WALSH Englewood, Colorado x x SUPHUMURES '61 re, YMvidwgQ?e s,ffWs5sQrm5 sieiw Yeffi Av . :eZJ': W 54559555755 ' V nf' 'I :ms t r .- ,N :H . M vff- Q-,,ff,,rr,,.,. .. of rfb ,gg ,Q bi in 45 sf is ,xl E 5 a 3? r .. ,Hi was ,new .. , 4: Vice President .IUDY BIRKETT Chicago, Illinois Milwaukee, Wisconsin President CHARLENE CONDON JACOUELYN AIGNER CAROLYN ANDERWALD JANE ARCHER ANGELA AUGUSTINE Chicago, Illinois White Deer, Texas Platteville, Colorado Denver, Colorado DENISE BAILEH KATHLEEN BANAI-IAN NANCY BELMONT Chicago, Illinois Denver, Colorado Winnetka, Illinois .ss ,A S x - . 1 .ld ,, I xg-wwf, i,. 'E f 5 ,M ,- 1-.xiii fs sf ,.,.., ,pfgw I B. . ,. ,M S s W g ' ' ' , a tm fgilfi ' .I g g .V W Q, ,ISIN-f,,.::f1f rs! ,e:.w-81'-H :rf-L-MY--'.-1 fi. ,r il ,,,,.. .if Secretary Treasurer S.G.A. Representative MARGENE ELY PHYLLIS GROETKEN KATHRYN HART Auburn, Nebraska Le Mars, Iowa Boise, Idaho 4 HM ,E ' V ,,,, ,,,., Y: g,g5,l1gf1. 1 5 1- mf..-11, .rf . -fir ff- ,gags,.,,5,f,s1,gj,f:gf5g,5gf,grz Efrdiiiifsiizfwlinmif f-:syffsisfetliarsvf MARY BACON Crystal Lake, Illinois , ,, : n M fl V, H, DORIS BERG MARY .IO BEHNAU Panhandle, Texas Wilmette, Illinois ww an O Day Hops Boarders 'SC . I ,-1 ssl 5 is ELISE BLOMMER Wilmeiie, Illinois 7:- i T' arf, cr' H bv., ,, ' 'sw 1 1. , U' is 4? X A 1 . 'f 'QS lm K ,, I f MARLENE BURNS MARIORIE BURROWS CAROLINE CADIZ DOLORES CALERICI-I Denver, Colorado Wichita, Kansas Honolulu, Hawaii Denver, Colorado ',,,f:: .,..,. i xx , I ,, X I , , f MARY ANN CARDELLO JANET CHOW PATRICIA CLARK NORMA CORDOVA Chicago, Illinois Hong Hong Colorado Springs, Colorado Coah, Mexico nc I . is in 5. 1 X IM ANNE CUNNINGHAM Wintersei, Iowa diggs, I F ,. .fa sw mv fu I 13:2-.xzsmwf A I x r , -I 5 I' 9' 'wi' Rb agus fl 4? :. K J Q Wg-J -M, - .- M , ' ,af :Wx , 'J i fl I E M im, BETSY CUSHMAN DIANE DELANEY MARY MARTHA DIERKS MARY ANN DI GENNARO BARBARA DINAN South Bend, Indiana Manila Hot Springs, Arkansas Lombard, Illinois Denver, Colorado 'W O dbl' W' OO:-.A ...ai J 1 ,n 661 fl, Q Sophs Honor Seminar Regis Queen Candidates 1,9 Wm ' f ff W. MARY CAROLE DISPENSE Denver, Colorado 595359 , .f:..:--,Nw-s,,--2SMI2ShriEH3 E:F5Ei:i5'?-!:'Ei -t'-:E ' . . ?5v,g,a,,,..,,, 4 rw -. g .W gy I 1 an is CHAR DORWART MARY JO DUNN CAROLE EDWARDS ANN I-'ISCH Sidney, Nebraska Colorado Springs, Colorado Denver, Colorado Le Mars, Iowa .,, if ' 4-F '- 1 a 9 r M., 'S-ff M, SHEILA GODSELL MARY FITZSIMMONS MARTHA GANDERT TYKIE GIBBONS SHARON GIERINGER Webster Groves, Missouri Cheyenne, Wyoming Elmhurst, Illinois Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hales Corners, Wisconsin 52 '5- 'R' -rf' is X'- PEG GRACE ELAINE GUNTER GERRY HANLEY MARY HARRISON ROSEMARIE HEATON Denver, Colorado Wichita, Kansas Denver, Colorado Washingion, D.C. Denver, Colorado To each . . . . his own .Q sw QT. V gr ,, f , Q if M? gk ,I in ik HF' . il N is N ff' HELEN HEWITT KATHLEEN HOGAN MOLLIE JACKSON KAYE HOVOL JUDITH KROST Chicago, Illinois Denver, Colorado Aberdeen, South Dakota St. Louis, Missouri Mankato, Minnesota I N 3 if VICTORIA HUMOR Grant, Nebraska ELEANOR KURTZ Denver, Colorado 4' MARY ANN KWAPY Wauwatosa, Wisconsin LINDA LA PORTE Omaha, Nebraska SUSAN LEAHY Highland Park, Illinois ps. 41 JUN 'J' DIANA LEE MARY JO LEECH PATRICIA LEON DOLORES LESSARD MARDY LOISELLE Memphis, Tennessee Stapleton, Nebraska Chuquicamata, Chile Glendale, Missouri Duluth, Minnesota '43 ' -r sr- ,M , Q Somebody send for the Geritol. It DO6S1'l'f Help! 53 JEAN LONG KATHY LOVE JUDY LUND MARY LUTTER MARY KAY MALNATI Chicago, Illinois Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Winnetka, Illinois Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado - will 'l0 'Y 'W i s 4 V -.,. Q' X Ewa MARTHA MALONE LORETTA MARES GAIL MURPHY LYNNE MURPHY MARTHA MCCARTY Topeka, Kansas Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Elm Grove, Wisconsin Glenview, Illinois rifqw lbw 40.1 997' I 1 ' wr 5 '-A' if w MAUREEN MCGINLEY ELIZABETH MCGRATH SALLY MCMAHON PEGGY MCNALLY JOAN NELSON Ogallala, Nebraska Elm, Iowa Omaha, Nebraska Denver, Colorado Jackson, Wyoming Aww-Q I I M J . I Q A- ' POLLY NOONAN Sioux City, Iowa MARY ANN O'BOYLE KATHLEEN O'BRIEN MARY O'CONNOR Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Grand Island, Nebraska Kansas City, Missouri ELIZABETH ORTH Aurora, Colorado EMMA PROFAIZER Jackson, Wyoming ,N --S T'-films, ., I 9 ' 951 'Rm JACKIE PAGANO LORETTA PECI-ITL MARY ELIZABETH POLLICE ANNE PREVALLET River Forest, Illinois Wilmette, Illinois Denver, Colorado St. Louis, Missouri f lf.k s ' ' 'Q Izfff-f W 'QQ 1 an ' S ' NH. il + H M V K 'W' ANN RASGORSHEK MARGIE RAY SI-IEILA RYAN GLORIA SALERNO DIANE SCHELL Kimball, Nebraska Rapid City, South Dakota Pender, Nebraska Wilmette, Illinois Winnetka, Illinois .IUDEE SCI-IWEIGER JANE Sl-IEAHAN JEANETTE SHERIDAN CELETA SIMMONS ANN SRAMEK Highland Park, Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Denver, Colorado Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado ,. f,,, w ill fr 4' V I fi fi. I., - 1 - VL 'k j xv- it V 2 ' if ff, 1' ROWENA STAUFFER JUDITI-I STEFFES SUSAN STOCKDALE MADELINE STUBBERS MOLLY SULLIVAN Denver, Colorado Evanston, Illinois Colorado Springs, Colorado Kansas City, Missouri Algona, Iowa MARY .TO TAN CATHY TANGNEY PAT TANKO MIMI TAYLOR CAROLYN THOMPSON Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Kansas City, Kansas Q 2 KAY TOURTELOT JOAN TULIPANA MARILYN WAGGONER EUGENIA WALLEY JEAN WASSERBURGER River Forest, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri Denver, Colorado Lakewood, Colorado Lusk, Wyoming , A .,.- ' f i I I ' ?754Y2v,.5I5 f3f?f ffiif'fs'fi FRANCES WEISER DIANNE WELSH LOUISE WENGER JUDY WILSON NANCY WORTHAM Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Evanston, Illinois Rockford, Illinois Liberal, Kansas Pardon me, but which is So that's a civilian! the cherry pie slot? xx X FRESHMEN '62 Left to right: President PHYL MASEK Gering, Nebraska Vice President ' 'KK' DONNA LEONARD1 , Highland Park, Illinois ' : ff Secretary . ' , ,. K ' KATIE MEYER ' , I , Milwaukee, Wisconsin j 'f K ' Y ' ' Treasurer K i , 3 , f .iv . SUSAN HUBKA I f A - f -' I Arlington, virginia ' V ' K if if H ' V?',, S.G.A. Representative F ,A if GRETCHEN SCHULTE . Mi' 'K ,,-. K Avg, .- Kenosha, Wisconsin i.,, X K' ili f SUSAN ADAMS I V A Beaverton, Oregon Left to right: M5 ,v: I L krrkhyh Q - f'f A PATTI ATKINS ,h ' A ijifff ,,'i a '7' Omaha, Nebraska K r F V .,a. L1 V K Qvlv H, I .Q ELAINE BALH K W W so-M, KK K s , A M 'K K K K T Englewood, Colorado '-, K i ii : ' ,J .., r'-K' '3 4 NANCY BARTOLI I Q K - krkr K ali' I ,.,,ef 4, lj - K, , J Highwoocl, Illinois J ' K ::- ff M TEM VI NANCY BATTAGLIA i i--r A , 1 ..,,, . :-1.1 ,I ,,i,,. 'f 2i,s .. I , Omaha, Nebraska W ' igi ' I ' B9 . f' K 1 I BARBARA BEATY ' ' I KK s s so Denver, Colorado 'AK I I I 4 ,,v,- I klkr gif K, 1 f'Kf'f .'.l ' fl! ELAINE BEAUPRE Faribault, Minnesota 'fffvis I F Hurry - my rubber stamp is drying. Guess who's bus sick? Lett to right: PATRICIA BOYD St. Louis, Missouri PRISCILLA BOYD St. Louis, Missouri MARY BRANNAN Denver, Colorado MARY BROWN Edgemont, South Dakota JUDY BROWNE Dallas, Texas BARBARA BUBAN Centerville, Iowa WW 4-1 it .. . si f LW3Kh.. is we I I is ggi' 'ir. l , Bef L, A iw Q . 'GK slsllr Aw .. , k r . W X, .A , Lett to right: ELIZABETH BECKER Dayton, Ohio THERESA BEYER Kansas City, Kansas BETTY BIRNFELD Kankakee, Illinois DELORES BLUBAUGH Tonkawa, Oklahoma MARY BOHLIN Glenview, Illinois BEVERLY BOJE Carroll, Iowa rg A W Lett to right: SANDRA BUSHART Liberal, Kansas MELINDA CAFFERATA Glenview, Illinois PATRICIA CALLISON F gs Oconomowoc Lake, Wisconsin BEVERLY CAMPAGNI V. y we 3 Highwood, Illinois ANITA CASSEL I I p Havre, Montana W., , ,I BENNIE CHAVEZ 'I Santa Fe, New Mexico , he I '33 'Q 55 gv,L'w,iPa 70' .L al iv 4-J' 111' -- ,L K '-ww f s ,as- Trey ,. x4 My N X W' X J . J--' A if ! f' Lett to right: MICKEY CI-IILETTI Lincolnwood, Illinois LEILIANI CHING I-long Hong RUBY CHOW Hong Kong LEONORA CHRISTOPHER New Orleans, Louisiana CAROL CIMINO Denver, Colorado MARY CLARKE Cheyenne, Wyoming Bring on the twenty thousand filter traps. Lett to right: MARGARET CLINE Pueblo, Colorado MARY CLINE Denver, Colorado HATHRON COLE Sanders, Montana MARY CONNOLLY Sioux City, Iowa LORETTA Creston YVONNE Omaha, .m.Na,.,,fV CUSACH Iowa 'DASCHER Nebraska 4' n. E M' ,F ? 4' ,I an 3 1, J' 3- Q . 'fn Ni gg i IKI- I igioxiv sp . at X1 uf? 1 ' x Q.. ,gp-v I And they told me those fad diets didn't work! -Y--r 4k M 5- M 15- 57, ,,,..I 155-f-f if ,A ,,,':f,g ld-v ' I ' Ma: OW' +-art 'IW , may fi- s f if wail I QQ I I Lett to right: .IUDITH DAY Massena, New York MARY DEDDENS Bisbee, Arizona CATHARINE DeLOZIER Peoria, Illinois JANET DESCI-INER Aberdeen, South Dakota JUDY DICHSHOT Waukegan, Illinois BARBARA DEPILLA Denver, Colorado Left to right: KATHLEEN DUNING La Canada, California PATRICIA DUNNE Dallas, Texas .IOANNE DURBIN St. Louis, Missouri JOAN EATON Wheat Ridge, Colorado KAREN ECKERT Denver, Colorado MARCIA EDWARDS Denver, Colorado Lett to right: r - SHEILA DOHERTY Q V' Denver, Colorado .. V VIRGINIA DONADIO . N , ., K Indianapolis, Indiana . , . ' rrik - 5 qv It MARILYN DONDLINGER ' K , if Wichita, Kansas STEPHANIE DRAGOUN 'V Q ' Omaha, Nebraska 'I CONNIE DUBAS Grand Island, Nebraska ,IEANNE DUCHARME Denver, Colorado , ff 1 , .-if ,i K . , ,,,, 1 ' M ,ge I I K - , 9 if iflilvl- ar QI 'yn-ws xxx F' It you think this is bad, you should They tell me money orders are fast. have seen it before I cleaned. ANA FERNANDEZ Havana, Cuba SHARON FINN Wichita, Kansas RITA FISCHBACH Littleton, Colorado MARY FLOOD Englewood, Colorado ANN FOLEY Watertown, South Dakota MARY FOSTER Denver, Colorado Hi , W. uri Q Y 5. 1 H-fr Lett to right: .IUDITI-I EIFF Elmhurst, Illinois ROSALIND ENGLER Denver, Colorado DOROTHY ENGLISBEE New Orleans, Louisiana IRENE EVDOS Denver, Colorado PAULETTE FALLON Wilmette, Illinois MARY ANN FAMULARO Denver Colorado , , an , lil, 3 r 3 I Lett Io right: I ','fs.iEg ADELE FRENDREIS I ykk- A Lincolnwood, Illinois SHERYL FULCI-IER ' Q I Fonda, Iowa I .. PATRICIA GALES A 'EFF CB' K V H Oklahoma City, Oklahoma HF, 5 E in NANCY GANSTER .-v-- -0' . I- - J ,, ' Michigan City, Indiana DENISE GaNUN 4 Winnetka, Illinois CAROL GARCIA , Maracaibo, Venezuela ' y :,. A I E-31 vi I in I EW ii-i'i I i. . .. A I. '. f l E ila1fg.m 14 .. ,.,.. . N- A. 'Ninn 1 Y' K f ii Left to right: DIANA GARCIA Antonito, Colorado MARGARET GIBBONS Elmhurst, Illinois GRACE GONZALES Denver, Colorado DIANA GONZALES Chihuahua, Mexico .IACOUELINE GRAI-' Milwaukee, Wisconsin CAROL GRAHAM Springfield, Illinois U5-s I -A A K 1 WWA 2. .A I if. , A ,A 6 .J ,W 3, ,rx ,, A , 4-f-,A ififr y ,V . Y X V' I Qi, ' . Q l X AI xx ix Look, Ma, no Lei! to right: 5 cavities. A non-conformist. DONNA GRIMES .-,W Ft. Collins, Colorado TERESE GROSDIDIER 6 .- Kansas City, Kansas 4 if BARBARA HAMMETT ,. 2 ca. 1-J ., 5 I,,,, , L Cedaredge, Colorado 14,6 V, sd I I Y LILLY HARMAN ,W '57, :If if Dos Palos, California - if 1 KATHLEEN HARRINGTON ' K Milwaukee, Wisconsin ki -' JANE I-IARTMEYER I Muncie, Indiana K AI ' Q 1 A , E. . , xt , 2 4 ' -1 ' A if fn 1 ,i ...f I ti. A 'Ya' ii,, H , 'V r- A A ,I I 1' -A ,,i. , W W ,, , ,I I r W 'V I 'L E1 ' Q if' ' -an ' w .- I ' I J 1 iiii I f ,Zi , v . , - .- A J A-'M , ff- 'vi QQ: i- I If 1 xy U ', f Left to right: PATRICIA HATTSTROM Evanston, Illinois ROSEMARY HEAD Hobbs, New Mexico MARGARET HEDGES Longmont, Colorado JUDIE HEIPP Shorewood, Wisconsin .IANICE HELM Denver, Colorado .IUDITH HILLIARD Kansas City, Missouri Left to right: JUDY HOWELL Morrison, Colorado MARY HUGHES Denver, Colorado SALLY HUGHES Chicago, Illinois CAROL HUSSION Denver, Colorado MARTHA JACOBS Ashland, Kansas JEANETTE JEROMINSKI Oak Park, Illinois ,ggi Left to right: CHRISTINE HOFFMAN Amboy, New Jersey TI-IERESA ANN HOGAN Salina, Kansas OLIVIA HOGELIN Fort Lupton, Colorado BARBARA HOLLAND Galesburg, Illinois BABETTE HOLLENZER Pueblo, Colorado MARCIA HOPPING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma The L.I.C. meets for its annual conference. This YSBIIS topic . . . . Ping Pong Lett to right: COLLEEN KEENAN Peoria, Illinois JULIE KELLY Waukegan, Illinois MARGARET KELLY Emmetslourg, Iowa JOYCE KEMPLY Ft. Dodge, Iowa CONNIE KERR Denver, Colorado GERALDINE KLIMKOWSKI Middletown, Connecticut M Left to right: JO JEWELL Stillwater, Minnesota JACOUELINE JORDAN Lakewood, California BARBARA JORGENSEN Denver, Colorado MARY KAUP Rock Falls, Illinois KAREN HAYSER Hinsdale, Illinois SHARON KEELEY Milwaukee, Wisconsin Lelt to right: BETTY KOETTING Amarillo, Texas CAROLYN HORNEMANN Denver, Colorado SUSAN KOSAK Duluth, Minnesota .IOANN HOVACH Ely, Minnesota HELEN KRETSCI-IMER Saginaw, Michigan CAMILLA KRYZSHO Winona, Minnesota K' M. QR W Vw' 1, 4f3siQE4iE3I i I ai Q Left to right: MARY LAMBERT Gary, Indiana PATRICIA LAMMERMAN Napa, Calilornia TERESA LAUGI-ILIN Midland, Texas COLLEEN LARKIN Ridgewood, New Jersey .IEAN LA VIGNE Creve Coeur, Missouri MARY LAWS Rapid City, South Dakota Old I1'0n5ide5 Blast Off-blasi lil Left to right: SHARON LEARY Hays, Kansas LINDA LEE Dallas, Texas JUDY LEFEVOUR Q 'SI' Chicago, Illinois PAM LEWIS 'U L Dallas, Texas MARLENE LIBERT Pierre, South Dakota JANE LOEHR Wheat Ridge, Colorado tif V-ef 'Ja fa fb-. 9 3 J ,X I xii Left to right: VITA LORELLO Denver, Colorado BETTE LOVE Rocky Ford, Colorado SUZANNE LUCAS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma .IULIE LUNDIN Dallas, Texas MARY .IO LUSCI-IEK Chicago, Illinois VIRGINIA MAI-IER Mingo, Iowa ln i 5 5, W f-Ci ag if r Left io right: KATHLEEN MANNING Paul, Idaho MARY C. MARTINEZ Mora, New Mexico MARY F. MARTINEZ Mora, New Mexico MARGARET MASON St. Louis, Missouri SHEILA MAUN St. Paul, Minnesota ANGELYN METCALF Denver, Colorado H 5 - Jk ': K V ' QL, I i Eiga? as Qzrf 4,:: I ,.iVV : hh :I j u ,Q 5 5 up . L , ,,.: i Akyhy X :VS ,,, g 2 ig '11,'.: L--' ai , mn k . MF' .W i Q ,X im' -' .2.V I i as-Q-ft? A. Q fgeir E if ,eor js ,. Z . is , 1, 1 ,Q E A I ,,. . w wf? ,is 2 2 f. fi- sed' Sn. is-Q f i??l '-'. I ' .',. i V .ju ,,.f ' VL: w in 'Z :fe sf A I i -V, me ' 'wr' I Left to right: MARY KNOLLER Milwaukee, Wisconsin MARGARET MAHONEY Denver, Colorado LORETTO MALDONADO Trinidad, Colorado SALLY MALLY Denver, Colorado SANDRA MALLY' Denver, Colorado JUDY MACINA E. Price, Utah -' be M ii Is this what they call higher education Left io right: MONICA MICHAEL St. Paul, Minnesoia MEG MILLER Scottsbluff, Nebraska SHARON MINTKEN Denver, Colorado MARGARET MOFI-'AT Wheat Ridge, Colorado JANE MOHNEY Enid, Oklahoma MAUREEN MONAHAN Denver, Colorado , ? You speaka ma language? is X ,s,, i.Vg A, ' 'F .,,,,.-, I ,, 3, Qaia 1, :,. QQ si ' ' 2:2 ,.,. 1, mg g gr KE Affgk , ,A ,QQ .4-f gi ' --s.. ' Q vs., Q M f , I gg G 'Na R X H N , ' R ,V u , - i ,f . N X ::' , 'Y i A' 1 - .:.i Q E I , ,Y ,. an ' 3? I R H, -ff, sie if ' .,' ff,, 71 A K Y -, K 1. i f f'r C Y A.. ,C R I lilee if C f, --4 Q 4 'Ja Sl , .. affix? 1 s 54 C I s N 5' To 2 'Q 3 Q94 -:sa-f-5. ,: . .-u -. ,.. ,. ,. 5 ' Left to right: MOLLY MOONEY Beloii, Wisconsin JANICE MOORE Denver, Colorado MARY MORLEY Longmont, Colorado BARBARA MULLEN Kansas City, Kansas PEGGY MURPHY Denver, Colorado MARY MURRAY Wilmelte, Illinois Left to right: SHARYN MCCLURG Evansville, Indiana SARA MCELI-IATTON Kansas City, Missouri LORETTO MCGUIRE Cranford, New Jersey MAUREEN MCHALE Honesdale, Pennsylvania MARY MCLAUGI-ILIN Waterloo, Iowa PENELOPE MCLEOD Minneapolis, Minnesota ,,,,, , K Jil , 'I' so'slsi ., N 4 . V ,, . M ,Nl 1' Q f W sf I e M V - , fe-at , .,, I In I X 2 -Q UU! Lett to right: MAUREEN MCMAI-ION Park Ridge, Illinois PAULA NEIMAN Fremont, Nebraska PEGGY NELAN Lakewood, Colorado DONNA NEWTON Maracaiho, Venezuela KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Via Abadan, South Iran MARY O'CONNOR Kansas City, Missouri 5wk . ,..-iw' 454r W'5sv- awk Lett to right: LOUISE O'CONNOR Victor, Texas MARY O'I-IARA Denver, Colorado MARY O'KEEIfE Moberly, Missouri SHARON O'LAUGI-ILIN Lubbock, Texas MARY O'MEARA Miles City, Montana .IOANNE OREHEK Eveleth, Minnesota - Sivfg'-' Bench Warmers. I always humor her. Ns ...V i X-uf E ,,w,h4 . 'J . ' - I A .,,,v f 3, , 'lv' KT of ... F ,df 5-K 'G 'nfl Rf A499 A P ' W -as I 'If' ,' 5 -J W? ig I rg gs-fe v- A lf- . X 3 nv? 'gi 'Im ' rs. 135 Wx Left to right: PATRICIA O'SULLIVAN Detroit, Michigan FRANCES PARACI-IINI Omaha, Nebraska MARY .IO PEDDECORD Wichita, Kansas MICHOL PFARRER Dayton, Ohio MARY ELLEN PICRAUX Webster Groves, Missouri ANN PIERRON Glen Ellyn, Illinois Lett to right: EMILY ROMAN Chicago, Illinois SHANNON RUPP Stockton, Kansas BARBARA RUTHERFORD Craig, Colorado JOSIE SANCHEZ Montrose, Colorado PAULETTE SCAMAN Berwyn, Illinois BERNADETTE SCHOTT Lafayette, Colorado wr Left to right: JANET PIETIG Carroll, Iowa KATHLEEN PUGLIA New Orleans, Louisiana MARY ANN REILLY Leavenworth, Kansas JUDY REXSTREW Des Moines, Iowa KATHERINE ROBINSON Denver, Colorado BONITA ROMAN Chicago, Illinois ff .Acme Will somebody please turn off the bubble machine? You've gotta have heart. ,if-af Q' W 3 Left to right: KAREN SHOENEMAN Roggen, Colorado JUDY SIMS Denver, Colorado JANICE SKOLOUT Boulder, Colorado PENELOPE SMITH Cheyenne, Wyoming CATHY SPANGLER Pueblo, Colorado DONNA SPORR Cody, Wyoming vi? I he ,N 5, Lett to right: BARBARA SHUTTS Amarillo, Texas CAROL SCUDERI River Forest, Illinois JUDY SEELY Denver, Colorado MARY SHARKEY Toulon, Illinois Qlji' it PATRICIA SHEARER Steamboat Springs, Colorado NANCY SHERIDAN Omaha, Nebraska Lett to right: MARY STONE Golden, Colorado ROSALIE STRANGI Dallas, Texas KAREN SULLIVAN Denver, Colorado SUE SULLIVAN Moberly, Missouri GAIL SWANSON Chicago, Illinois CAROL TAYLOR Denver, Colorado ,'.-lW f von Qiv 5 as I :fl -ar 1' E Lett to right: ANN THULMEYER La Junta, Colorado BEVERLY TIPTON ' Dallas, Texas .IEANNE TOURTELOT River Forest, Illinois ELAINE TRITSCHLER Fargo, North Dakota PATTY VARRA Fort Collins, Colorado i ' To Beatnik or not to Beatnik? Lett to right: VIRGINIA VETTER Stevens Point, Wisconsin .IOSEPI-IINE VIALPANDO Pueblo, Colorado DIANE WAGNER Littleton, Colorado SI-'IEILA WALSH Evanston, Illinois MARY JOYCE WARNER Crown Road, Indiana MARILYN WEDMAN Danville, Kansas Q 'SI 4 'lifww M I..-nl Sister, this was supposed to be a candid shot! t , av'-Q, ' , 4 -Q 'fri T Til wi, 2 Lett to right: BARBARA WEILAND N' Milwaukee, Wisconsin ELLEN WESSEL Louisville, Kentucky PAT WHETSTONE Cut Bank, Montana 6 CAROLINE ZAWECKIS H f Denver, Colorado SANDRA ZILLER 1 Kansas City, Missouri V Q S5 if H K W J' . U, -.Vg -- A X l ,,... :A ,s . '19 3'3 GERALDINE MILLIGAN North Hollywood, California SETUN UNIT my W K llo. ,Y if: gtg . . .,, r A k,, , W, . ,I - 1.l-V ' I lll llll A CATHERINE BALDWIN VIRGINIA BZDEK MARY H. CONWAY Rapid City, South Dakota New York, New York Denver, Colorado I ' MM' ' l i, i so I , C 1 ,., 6 Y C R' ' JULIE EASTMAN Evanston, Illinois PENNY SEIM Wausau, Wisconsin KAREN, FITZSIMMCNS Denver, Colorado MICHELE FLAHART Rapid City, South Dakota X nz I I ffl, i f Y MARY JEAN TIMMERMAN SUZANNE VAN I-IAVERBEKE Omaha, Nebraska Eureka, Kansas SHARON KOHLES Denver, Colorado ST. ANTHUNY'S UNIT Wi' 2' gig: .V ,wf O' f 'Vik' .Zi 1 'ni 1 Mx? ' , X. 39-f R51 N., Q, PRISCILLA AUSTIN ELIZABETH BOGGS ROSEMARY COSTELLO Wheat Ridge, Colorado Kingston, Ohio Denver, Colorado Q 'R fy Ai Nj X ir ' vi ,,, Z. K . f 1' .., M ..f' 'HK f Nts ruff SUSAN DAVISON DEANNA DOWNS CAROL ANN EVANS KATHRYN PEI-IR Conneaut, Ohio St. James, Minnesota Albuquerque, New Mexico Denver, Colorado 539 A M34 ii Q QI 3. V f rine 1 ff 1. me , K I - X 4 4' ., F f J ,S in 5 il of R i I , f., ,, i .. VIRGINIA HNOKE PATRICIA MALONEY PATRICIA MANGES ANN MEITH Ganada, Arizona Denver, Colorado Clarendon Hills, Illinois Riverside, California S as ' 1 Qs.. - S A Qt, ,I 45,5 K I i n Ji, bf' JUDITH O'I-IARE Denver, Colorado , Ev., In J if If Q, yi MARY HAY SHIMA MARY ANN SMITH MARIE TSO Rocky Ford, Colorado Belleville, Wisconsin St. Michaels, Arizona Y Allw 4 y - V . . k A N xv- 449 4.4 x f' 4- ' :- iff' ' 3' X! X, '7 v,,fff4.- -- ' E5 V' ,gr 5 E. 1 Q , g Q -S f f ff H X '2- . .. I Q W -.Ts x I Q unnamrzmums . 1 ,L f, , Q bfi 5 A if ,. QE S ig S gf 5 P WWC nw, . 5 b W0,,w!k 05 'an . 4 Q I 1. 'S' -ta' 1 gi ',X1fio O U z 81 6' U U .Q fi 50 AQ' .ga U I 'Q -I JA 4 'x . ga eq v s-FTM' v -Q Y 0 - V M 'Q 1 it -N Q. S J, if Ma, X 4: v- mf iz ml fr ha awaits Robert Amundson ............. Sister M. Ann Frances, O.S.F. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATIUN LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Loretto, Colorado 1958 - 1959 Officers ot Administration Sister Frances Marie . . . . ...... . Sister M. Frances de Chantal Sister M. Cecille .............. Sister M. Ann Madeleine ....... Sister M. Christopher ..... Robert Lutes ........... Sister M. Rose Margaret . . . President Vice-President .Dean ot the College Dean ot Students Registrar and Director ot Admissions Business Manager-Controller Librarian Chaplain Reverend William .Tones Administrative Assistants Sister Marlene ................ Sister M. Juliene .. Sociology, Director of Department Sister M. Ann Madeleine Earl Bach ............. Charles Baier ............. Sister Barbara Ann, O.S.F. . Lewis Barbato ........... Mary Blake ............. Reverend Dominic Brady Sister M. Bridget Ann .. . Doris Capen .......... Sister M. Cecille ........ Sister M. Charles Loretto Sister M. Christina ...... Sister M. Consilia . . Betty Dambacher .... Max Di Julio .......... Constance Drumheller . .. Mrs. Elva Dulan ,..... Sister Edwin Mary .... Janan Ettland ...... Sister Esther Marie ............. Sister M. Ethelbert ............. Mrs. Helen Lorraine Fairchild Frances Finnegan John Flanagan . . . . . . . Richard Foley ................. Sister M. Frances de Chantal Sister M. Francis de Sales ...... Sister M. Francis Jane .. . . . . . Sister M, Francis Louise . .... . Frank Gagliardi . John Gelissen . . . . . . Rachel Hanson . . . . . . . William S. Haynes . . . Mrs. Marilyn Hild .... .... Paul Hockstad ...... .... Virginia Holmes ............... Sister M. Jane de Chantal ...... Sister M. Janet Ann ...,....... Sister M. Jeanne d'Arc . . . .. . Director, St. Anthony Unit Speech Speech, Director ot Department History Nursing, St. Francis Hospital Psychology Nursing, Seton Unit Theology, Director ot Department Biology Secretarial Studies, Director ot Department Philosophy, Director ot Department Chemistry Mathematics Spanish Nursing Music Nursing, Seton Unit Nursing, Seton Unit English, Director oi Department Physical Education History, Director ot Department Spanish, Director of Department Nursing, Seton Unit English Psychology Business Law Chemistry, Director of Department Theology Education, Director ot Department Chemistry Music Biology Nursing, St. Anthony Unit Public Health Physical Education, Director oi Department Music Nursing, St. Anthony Unit Education Music Biology, Director ot Department Assistant Controller Purchasing Agent Faculty Sister John, S.C. ..... . Richard Joiner ......... Reverend William Jones ....... William Joseph .......... Sister M. Katherine Therese Francis Kerins ........... Mrs. Laverna Kirby . .. Sister M. Loretto Anne . . Madame Pauline Luhde . . . Sister Marie Clyde ...... Sister Mary Louise . . . Sister Maura ...... Margaret Metzger . . . Sister M. Naomi . .. Josephine Neri .... Sister M. Nerinckx ..... Reverend Robert Nevans ..... Mrs. Frances Noar ...... Sister M. Norbert . . . Sister M. Paschalita .... Mrs. Mary Jane Penrose ....... Sister M. Peter Michael ....... Angela Poersch ...... . . Mrs. Elizabeth Radez , . . Madeleine Robinson .... Sister M. Rose Margaret ........ Sister M. Rose Patricia . . Sister Ruth Mary ............. Reverend John Scannell ...... Isabel Sirtautas lMrs.l . .. Mrs. Christine Smith . . . Vincent E. Smith .... Walter Sonnenburg . . . Jean Stromsoe . ............... . Mrs. Gloria Sullivan ........... Rev. Anselm Townsend, O.P Sister Vincentia, S.C. ......... . Harold Wippler ...... Mrs. Elisabeth Wirick . .. Mrs. Judith Wray .. . . Nursing, Seton Unit Music Sociology Art Music, Director of Department Philosophy Nursing, St. Anthony Unit Sociology French English English French, Director ot Department Nursing, Director ot Division Philosophy Voice Latin, Director ot Department .Medical Ethics, Seton Unit Education Art, Director ot Department Home Economics, Director ot Department Chemistry and Dietetics . English Nursing, St. Anthony Unit Social Guidance English Mathematics and Physics, Director Music . Education .Medical Ethics, St. Anthony Unit Spanish Nursing, St. Anthony Unit Educational Consultant Speech English Mathematics and Physics Theology Director, Seton Unit Music Diet Therapy, St. Anthony Unit Speech ot Dept ' r' 4 A... Sister Ann Madeleine, Dean of Students, and Sister Christopher, Registrar, meet with Sister Cecille, Dean of the College, to discuss plans for the Threshold to the Future week. ofa 'Q iv Sister Frances Marie, Presi dent ot the College. 74 A new Theology text attracts the interest of Father Anselm Townsend, O.P. and Father Dominic Brady, O.P. PAUULT Sisters Francis de Sales, Jane de Chantal, Ruth Mary and Francis Jane are inter- ested in a new arrival for the Educational Department Library. PAGETS Sister Christina and Sister Rose Mar- garet examine new equipment for the Physics Department. Sisters Mary Louise and Edwin Mary ot the English Department discuss the historical develop- ment ot literature with Sister Esther Marie ot the History De- partment. faf 1'l -.ml Sister Marie Clyde and Sister Mary Ethelbert read all about it in the school paper, the Height sonian. f 'www L. 4 in Sister Mary Norbert and Mr. William Joseph of the Art Department admire a Wood carving made by Miss Judy Seep, a Denver art major and Art Editor of Loretana. Dr. Earl Bach and Mr. Max Dilulio confer with Sisters Katherine Therese and Rose Patricia con- cerning plans tor Boom Town, this year's Star Nights Production. wwmfmm- fa ...zu ,ng .---. Mrs. Margaret Camper, Secretary to the Dean, takes time out to visit Mrs. Melba Storrs, Loretto's receptionist. A Freshman gym class receives golf instructions under the direc- tion of Mrs. Hild and Miss Effland. 5 mera:-van f , xmas 5 ,,::..i..W. - Members of the fac- ulty enjoy a coffee break in the faculty lounge. They are fleft to rightj Mr. John Gellisen, Mr. Charles Baier, Miss Frances Finnegan, Miss .lean Stromsoe and Dr. Robert Amundson. 77 . W. , xi t Nancy Eigeman, President ot S.G.A. f X Student Council, the governing board of the College meets with moderators, Sister Ann Madeleine and Sister Cecille. Members are flett to rightl Kathy Kelly, Sr., Miriam Korten, Gretchen Schulte, Julie- anne Knapp, Phyllis Masek, Mary Kay Reich, Katha Geary, Mary Jane Close, Kathryn Hart, Kay Harrington, Nancy Eigemann, Kathy Kelly, I I I Jr., Margie Vogt, Judy Arzbaecher and Beth Pinter. Student Senators bring ideas for Campus Government to the Tuesday meetings. SUDALITY Kay Harrington, Pretect of Sodal- ity, meets with Gail Murphy lSecretaryl, and Pete Luechtefeld fVice-Pretectl, to plan the Unit Meeting tor the coming year. Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols officially declares Catholic Youth Week open to Hay Harrington and Mary Pat Wortham. MISSIUNS Nancy Walls, Jo Berg and Mary Ann O'Boyle congratulate Mis- sion President Mary Pat Wortham on the success of the Mission project. W-q T115 Cabos members hold weekly meetings with Sister Jane de Chantal serving as moderator. Sister Naomi, director of Marian Hall meets with Sister Janet Ann, Sister Ann Benedict and Mrs. Anna Ellis to discuss the governing ot all resi- dence halls. Miriam Korten, Resident president waits for the council members. RHSIDB T GUUNUIL he afriisl Resident Council meets tor an informal session in the Marian Hall Lobby, they are flett to rightl Nannette Steele, Margaret Lowery, Eugenie Milan, Ginny Burdick, Bertha Madden, Miriam Korten, Ruth Berg, DeVonna Hyde and Janet Spitz. RESIDENT HALLS 7 H.,-5,L..MJ.-L31 i Wild Freshmen students have tra- ditionally called St. .loe's Hall their home. 1 In 44. .4-, ,Nl -,7- .-1 1 Pancratia Hall was the first in the series of three residence halls that are now on the campus. E 5. 5 4 Marian Hall, the lat- est addition to the Loretto Campus is called home by 250 girls. 81 Carol Towey and Floraine Bell, Editors of Loretana sort pictures to be put in this year's book. 82 PUBLIGATIUNS fa 19? N Mary Helen Gantner and Nancy Tryon, Editors of the Heightsonian prepare copy for the next issue. Katie Huempel, Editor ot T'Akra, and Ginny Burdick, President ot Press Club, discuss publications entered in the Press Convention. HEISHTSUNIAN The Heightsonian staff works overtime on a coming issue fleft to rightl Carol Towey, Billie Walsh, De- Vonna Hyde, Virginia Mal- piede, Mary Lutter, Peggy McNally and Susan Stock- dale. Seated at the table, Editors Nancy Tryon and Mary Helen Gantner confer with Beth Pinter on a sports story. K 5- gnu 'libv' T'AKRA The T'Ak!a staff evaluates the latest issue. Staff members lleft to rightl are Mary Lutter, Joan Dillon, Dianne Welsh, Editor Katie Huempel, Jane Archer, Pat Cronin, Janet Spitz and Peggy McNally. lva-'L PRESS CLUB Ginny Burdick, President of Press Club holds a meeting with the members. 'TZ lv ' cl is LURETANA STAFF Loretana meets a deadline. Editors Floraine Bell and Carol Towey super- vise a staff meeting. Dianne Welsh, Joan Dillon, Mary Hay Malnati, Mary Lutter, Patti O'Heefe, Susan Stockdale and Mary Helen Gantner see the latest in yearbook pictures. SPANISH CLUB Blanca Estarellas, President of Spanish Club shows an addition to the Club's library. Members fleft to rightl are Martha Gandert, Mary Helen Gantner, Bonnie Holland and Lala Garcia. FRENCH CLUB ALPHA MU GAMMA Leona Vogt, President of Alpha Mu Gamma, discusses plans for the next meeting with fellow officers, Kathryn Hart and Mary Helen Gantner. , t i -,L. . K I 5 52? I A M .,., ,M W ,.,.s. . . 1 -if if Q Y.----..... N.. fel Checking their pronunciation are French Club members fleft to rightl Leona Vogt, Nan Netzel fPresidentl, Dianne Welsh, Nancy Tyron, Judy Griffin and Mary Ann Cardello. - 1 E.E.D. President of C.C.D. Mary .lo Catlett, gets enthusiastic support for the next project from mem- bers, Mary O'Connor and Molly Jackson. DENVER CLUB Denver Club members listen as President Dorothy Golden, ex- plains a Regis-Loretto joint proj- ect. Members fleft to rightl are Mary Helen Gantner, Mary Jo Catlett, Angie Augustine, Nancy Walls, Nancy Wortham, lola Ciccone, Terry O'Dea and Mary Liz Stock. S.N.E.A. Regina Markey, Joan Dillon, Virginia Malpiede, Angie Sandoval and Leona Vogt, officers of S.N.E,A., make use of the Education Department Library LB.C. CLUB Members of l.R.C., Leona Vogt, Terry O'Dea and Elaine Anderson approve President Joann De Wulf's idea for the next meeting. Cl-lP'N 'CAPE CLUB Donna Grimes, Sally Beatty, Glenda Scott and Susan Hubka plan the next meeting tor Cap'n'Cape. SPEECH CLUB Star Nights' scripts are perused by Speech Club members, Angie Augustine, Mary Jo Catlett, Mary Carol Dispense, Mary Ann Cardello and Nancy Walls. HUME EC CLUB Members of the Home Economics Club meet to formulate plans for Practice House llett to right, Ruth Berg, .lo Berg Annita Phannenstiel, Mary Pat Wortham and Karen Cushing. , ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIUN Members of the A.A. get in the swing for the spring athletic season. They are Ileft to rightl Beth Pinter, Char Condon, Denise Bailer, Linda La Porte, and Rosalie Gallagher. SKI CLUB Checking the equipment for the next trip are Ski Club officers Nancy Belmont, Mary St. Peter, Anne Petersen, and Bertha Madden. Ja- CHEMISTRY CLUB Chemistry Club members Marilyn Waggener and Iola Ciccone conduct an experiment. Y J f-Huw 4' 7 1 A , - N xy- 4 53 40' R V Q - E f 4 4' 4,0 Q , L!! N. ':1f,f,,l' s.. f if 4, 'JI' ,P 'ei 0 ' E X 'Q f fl ' 14 X E.. 4, N XX i. f W -K- g V n 1-.. an-u '11 Q-- -1- K i, X S S Q i X is 4 ACTIVITIES wg . 'KJ' Wai: , ' 1,5m'WI,,4M' 1 ,Q,L ,ri jj H ,, 'M 1 ' 'Kp Lg 'Wy Jaw n if K Lg A L4 MW. w'w 'L L A. , 5 pg E -1 sg MISS LURETTU 1959 NANCY EIGEMAN PRUM UUEEN1959 KATHLEEN KELLY Sue Leahy serves a NorIhern boy aI the Loretto-Regis fresh- PRESHMAN WEEK .lane Harimeyer looks on envi- ously as Ginny Donadio shows Ihe fine arI of hula hooping. man picnic. Exhausted picnickers consider the end of a perfect and filling day. 92 On Ihe ball players watch anxiously While the non-sport ers relax on the sidelines. Bewilderecl freshmen be- gin their first experience with college registration. Sister Frances Louise helps the freshmen through the new, speedy system of registration. A new recruit signs up for membership in l.R.C., with encouragement from Pat Mally and Jesse Milan. Mary SI Peter and Nancy Belmont show prospective Ski Club members the latest in 93 Madeline Stubbens in- terviews Terry Welsh on the newest dance Cub reporters get a scoop at the Press Club dance, the Headliner. steps at the Headliner. Mr. Gene Amole, Denver tele- vision personality, poses for a picture with Peggy McNally and Mary Kay Connors between sessions ot the Press Conven- tion. IMI 2--5:51 BM! Mr. Edward Fisher, Press Con- vention speaker from Notre Dame, discusses layout ideas with Sister Edwin Mary and Ginny Burdick. Anne Petersen and Pam Condon distribute bids to Mary .lane Close, Nancy Belmont and Judy Lund at the Press Club dance. PRESS AIR PURSE AGADEM LURBTTU BALL Louise Wenger and Diane Schell show their escorts the pro- gram for Majestic Virginia Cosca's escort suggests they take a jet-propulsed whirl lg fi around the dance i floor. M W9 at Clare Grosdidier and her fiance, Brock Strom, seem distinter- ested in the conversation be- tween Clare's sister, Therese, and her escort, Denis Walsh. 95 GENTENNIAL College hostesses, Nannette Steele, Mary Kay Connors and Leona Vogt mingle with guests at the banquet. 595'-. ln' Miss Ann Blyth waves to her L.H.C. public on her arrival for the Threshold of the Future banquet. Judy Seep, Mrs. Richard Mark, Dr. James McNulty, Miss Blyth and Doris Berg get ready for their entrance into the banquet room. BA HURT Miss Blyth seems quite inter- ested in what Chester Lauck has to say about Loretto's future. B M4 N .rf-f ' fu. Q 5, il? E TN T E K f V P f 1 l Ann Blyth receives an award as typifying the ideals of Catholic higher education as taught at Loretto Heights. The award was presented by the President of the Alumnae Association, Mrs. Eugene Blish. Mademoiselle Hortensiau and her companions sing en francais for dinner guests. 'SQ Guest speakers for the Threshold to the Future week were Dr. H. Marshall Mcltuhan, Dr. Richard F. Pattee, Dr. Yves Simon, Dr. Mortimer Adler, Mr. Jerrold Loebl, and Col. Paul Blasingame. Y ii 1 DEDIGATIUN After the dedication ceremony, members of the General Council of the Sisters of Loretto pose with Archbishop Vehr in Marian Hall lobby. Left to right: Mother Ellen Mary, Mother Rose Maureen, Reverend Mother Mary Luke, Archbishop Vehr, Mother Mary Florence, Mother Agnes Marie, Mother Rose Alma. Assisted by Rev. Harley Schmidt and Rev. Robert Evans, Archbishop Vehr dedicates the new resi- dence building, Marian Hall as Rt. Rev. Msgr. Harold Campbell, Bishop Herbert Newell of Chey- enne, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gregory Smith, V.G., and Rev. Richard Heister look on. J' IIPEN HUUSE Xi X 1-,Q W'-M - East and West meet to show each other their home countries. Anita Phannenstiel ex- plains the techniques of tailoring to visitors at the Open house. . l 1' - , .I .a., ,i ,Atl , .yygfixy '4VMM ,Q x I . Y M Atsr r Y i A 5 J. J 5 ,F 5 3: 4 3- U ,.:. A gi ', ,gl gs, My .W V . ,,,.,L if zg, . tt-iEi. w w A- , V - ,QQ M . ig :fa i' ws V H u Q f ' In typical frontier dress, Rosalie Strangi and Judy Seely display their talents for baking a cherry pie. Judy Birkett and Kathryn Hart show 99 two young spectators the intricacies of dissecting. Skiers begin their day with early morning Mass. Mary St. Peter threatens Judy Birkett with a snowball. Judy Arzbaecher eagerly antic- ipates a hearty breakfast to begin her day on the slopes. The bus is Ioo slow for Ihese eager beavers- Gretchen Schulte, Jackie Graf, Terry Moore, Carol Taylor, Mary Carol Geb- hardr, Bertha Madden, and Mary Ellen Bolger. -all Maureen McGinley receives an able assist and a skier's smile from Paula Neiman. Heighi doe-sn'I bother Celera Sim mons as she waves to her friends at the foot of the slopes Have wax will race' Hmmm 53, 4 ,tbl i ,. Wm 4' 1 so M at t W 'wafer , . Zn, -fs ' -mu Smit STAR NIGHTS J , ,Z 'V' ' fm: ti General Star Nights Chairman, Terry O'Dea gives a progress re- port to the students as the other chairman looks on. DeVonna Hyde accompanies Mary Ann Downes as she tells Joe Craft I Love You. gl. Students publicize Boom Town at the Star Nights dinner held April 6. if ,ik The Gunsmoke Cast approves wholeheartedly of Respecta- K r bility. 'fs Q l il ma., T' r MX 4 w 'u. S ,M K 221 Xwmfwz ve f-0 'weld 4 Mary Liz Stock and Jackie Rousseau do backstage work on Star Nights. Margene Ely and Gino Leonetti, the stars of Boom Town,' practice with the Star Nights Cast. , uid Dennis Gallagher and Gino Leon etti star in Boom Town. Mattie's girls add a note of glamor to Boom Town. The Old West lives again as 'row Margene Ely insists, Love is Not For Me! NN! pl-A f xx -1 I e I 1 X E 5 5 gm? 5 Mary Jo tells her viewpoint on Re- spectabilityf' Sue Leahy and Carol Hornemann are objects of scorn and gossip of the young set of Boom Town. W- is xy LURETTU DA Marv Carol Dispense. Gretchen Schulte, Mary Jo Cattlet, Mary Fitzsimmons, Mary Helen Gantner and Carol Scuderi have been chosen as the Loretto Day attendants for 1959. ft, fx X V 'iX.s4- , yn , x .:,, ,V 1' W Prom royalty includes at- X, H' qi. if ,a, ' W ': 3 tendants Louise Wenger, V , ti, ' 'V:' l f Lilly Harmon and Doro- Prom Chairman and Lor- etto Day Chairman, Judy Seep and Pam Condon discuss plans for the im- portant spring events. Betty Lou Allegranzi Senior Attendant 106 ATTENDANTS JoAnn Herrold, Senior Attendant. ATTENDANTS ig ff, Beth Pinter, Senior Attendant fi 'V f -.WX . Q X MUSICAL BELLBS K Shannon Rupp and Mary Sieberg get the Word on the next selection from Mary Ellen Bolger. 030 R y ,XX The Berg sisters, Norma, Ruth, Doris sing Winter Wonderland to De Vonna Hyde's accompaniment. L.H.C.'s Philharmonic, with Ce- leste Doyle, Cathy Tangney, Mary Ellen Bolger, Bonnie Rater and Shan- non Rupp, practice the music for the Social Dinner. IO7 092' Rowena Stautier, Linda Lee, Marie Hickey and Dianne Welsh face the opposition during the ping- pong tournament. is if ,B i YQ- A...e- ' R if 5 ?s3X 5? SPURTS Ready for love are Carolyn Thompson, Kaye Horal, .lean Long and Ann Prevallet. fi r Pool enthusiasts watch as Ricky Pickard shows the technique of swan diving. SEASUN Martha Jacobs, Mary Sharkey, Jane Hartemey- er, and Ann Thulerneyer pose for a picture with Smokey. -fx J 1' 5 wfff X Wa . 1 tt if raer aerr J sy , Q -,. s-9' I . fq,'hL 5-Q,',.4w,4., A i,., Jane Archer and Mary Pitzsimmons hit the spot during archery prac- tice. Loretto sports-ters relax in gym attire after a strenuous bout with the teeter-totters. .A M if EM ,J MAR NIGHT A-v-any-L At the Mary Night ceremonies, graduates dedicate their lives to Mary and place themselves under the protection of the Blessed Mother. Members of the class of '58 attend the annual banquet held in their honor. in -' - ,gb M ,f P ,, I ,c A he .M , moi ': .wi .,,,,,,, fi 1 it ga i 1 , -wi 5 A t f- , f 3 4' I Q . W' ' -iff: L ' ' ra ' - . LQ . - ,, 1 i , . X, ,V , ' r ' 1. v W S, b - M KMA K A, t 1 ft A 5 - :gf a it t A xo, M M 43, ' i if au 3 .. v Y ga ' A 15 , wr V waist - M --'Lg , V Incoming Senior class president for '59, Kathy Kelly, presents a gift to graduate Mary Lou McCabe. GRADUATIUN 1958 graduates receive Communion at the Baccalaureate Mass. xx X X Martha Urioste kisses the Arch- bishop's ring as she receives her diploma. gm' 'uqfr 3 QW? Q vu 3 mr i Graduates proceed through the honor guard made up of Air Force Academy Cadets and Knights of Columbus to receive their diplomas. c l 'I , ,,?,w1ywqmfWw.f, my M- W, H , W , K . f , f --...M f 1 . W ww .Q M? je Q Welcome to the Union! Double exposure. amino. fs. w+ '4 ff: all-. :fi Some girls don'I even have one! . :.-ik, Q 1:1 go, Prom Queen. What piano? Well, here we go again! I 7 Who stole my ladder? wr- lf Q21 , 'S I , A . ,qgjffg-f 4pfw:1,f2sw , , -,7f,.yf,f,-.Ag -,M . 3 .', V- . 'K - if w, l Li? ,ff f wlifwk ,J We , wi, TU: M : , L1 N I 3E?5M2.,l,. A , rf . K aw., A A loaf of bread, a jug of Wine, but where art thou? When We're out Iogeiher dancing nose Io nose. -fn i Ag Y' f U t 5 N fm g- sf 46 . SV! 3 - We-......L I , e-'.,,,,av 1. A ' ' Did you say cash? ,KN Q., 5' f' its A Is there no privacy in college? Well, what do we do now? - 4 e 1 We'11waiI! May We have some, Ioo? WhaI's so funny? A ff 555: 2 L Betty Lou Allegranzi Sodality 1,2,3, CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 81 Cape 1,2,3,4, Prom Attendant 1, Student Senate 4. Jeanette Andres Spanish Club 1,3, Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 1,2,3, Vice President 2, SOS 2,3, Chairman 4. Thelma Apodaca Athletic Association 1, Sodality 1,2,3, CSNA 2,3,4, District I Secretary CSNA 2, Student Body President Seton 2, Student- Faculty Representative 4. Judith Arzbaecher Sodality l,2,3,4, Unit Leader 3, Committee Head 4, Cabos 3,4, Athletic Association 1,2,3, Varsity Volleyball Team Captain 3, Ski Club 3,4, Swimming Club 4, Student-Faculty Representative 3, Christmas Banquet Committee Head 3, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, Student Senate 3,4, Dean's List 2,3,4, Sally Rae Beatty Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, President 4, Inter-Club Council 4, CSNA District Treasurer-Elect 2, CSNA District Treasurer 3, CSNA 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Donna Benvenuti Sodality 1,2, Literary Club 3,4, I.R.C. 1,2,3, Treasurer 3, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2. Jo Berg Star Nights 1,2, Chorus 1, Home Economics Club Publicity Chairman 3, Vice President 4, Quirt and Crop 2, Missions Vice President 4, Sodality 1,2. Norma Jean Berg Amarillo Junior College 1,2, Speech Club 3,4, College Chorus 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Pan Hall 3rd Floor President, Star Nights 3,4, Sodality 3,4. Ruth Ann Berg Amarillo Junior College 1,2, College Chorus 3, Home Economics Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 4, I.R.C. 4, Sodality 3,4, Star Nights 3, Resident Council 3,4, Marian Hall Representative 3, Pan Hall President 4. Shelia Bingen Athletic Association 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3. Bonnie Kevin Blatnik CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4. Mary Ellen Bolger College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Treasurer ot Resident Student Body 3, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4. Clare Breen I-leightsonian 1,2,3, Editor 2, T'Akra 3,4, Taper Poet 2,4, SNEA 2,3,4, President 3, Star Nights 1, French Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4, Sodality 1,2,3, Denver Club 3,4, Literary Club 2,3, SCEA State Delegate-at-Large 3, Student Council 2, Alpha Mu Gamma 3,4. Patricia Buhler CSNA 1,2,3,4, Cap 81 Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4. Virginia Marion Burdick Resident Council Vice President 4, Press Club, 2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Loretana 2,3, Co-Editor 3, Class Vice President 2, I.R.C. 3,4, Heightsonian 2, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, NSEA 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, French Club 1, Star Nights Committee 1,2,3, Who's Who 4. Barbara Cabela CSNA 2,3,4, Secretary-Elect 3, Secretary 4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Seton Unit Student Government Association 2,3, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Student Senate 4, Sodality 2,3, Star Nights 1, Who's Who 4, Dean's List 1,2,3. Mary Lou Chrisman CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4. Mary Jane Close Vice President Student Government 4, President Athletic Associ- ation 3, Secretary Athletic Association 2, Representative Athletic Association 1, Loretana Co-Editor 3, Loretana Stait 2, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3, Press Club 3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Athletic Asso- ciation 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2, Who's Who 4. Patricia Cronin Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Student Senate 3,4, Class Vice President 4, T'Akra Associate Editor 4. Nancy Cunningham Cap 81 Cape 1, SNEA 2,3,4, Biology Club 2,3, President 3, Span- ish Club 2,3, T'Akra 2,3, Karen Joan Cushing Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Projects Chairman 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, SNEA 2,3,4, Sodality 3, College Chorus 1,2, Star Nights 1,2, Ouirt 8: Crop 2,3,4, Student Senate 4. Cecilia Dalberg Ski Club 1,2,3. Mary Dascher Faculty-Student Representative 1, French Club 1,2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Star Nights 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Class Presi- dent 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Senate 4. Marilyn Deaver Cap 81 Cape Club 1,2,3,4, CSNA 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Rosemarie De Tata Sodality 1, French Club 1,2, Literary Club 2,3,4, SNEA 3,4. Dodie Dignan Cap 8z Cape Club 1,2,3,4, CSNA 1,2,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Cele Barley Sodality 1,2,3,4, Cap Sr Cape 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, CSNA 1,2,3,4, Election Board Chairman 4. Nancy Eigeman French Club 1,2, Vice President 2, Chemistry Club 1,2, Secretary 2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Vice Pretect 3, Cabos 2,3,4, Star Nights Ticket Co-Chairman 2,3, Autograph Chairman 3, Miss Loretto Attendant 3, T'Akra Statt 4, C.C.D. 2, Biology Club 3, Intercol- legiate Sodality Union 3, Student Government President 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Student Senate 4, Who's Who 4, Miss Loretto 4. Monica Marie Essling Cap 8K Cape 1,4, Dolora Choir 1, CSNA 4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Vice Pretect St. Anthony's Unit 2, Pretect 4, Representative to Class 3. Blanca Estarellas Sodality 1,2, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Athletic Association 1, Home Economics 2, International Relations Club 3. Margery Evander Cap 81 Cape Club 1,2,3,4, CSNA 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Eva Voges Ferguson Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, CSNA 1,2,3, Sodality 1,2,3. Carol Sue Frankenreiter Spanish Club 1,2, Sodality 1,2,3, Cabos 2,3, Election Board 3, SNEA 2,3,4, T'Akra 2, Heightsonian 3. Connie Fry Spanish Club 1,2, Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Sodality 2,3, Mission Board 4. Ottilia Fuermann Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1, Sodality 1,2,3,4, CSNA 1,2,3,4. Rosalie Gallagher Resident Council 2, Student Senate 4, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1, C.C.D. 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Sodality 1,2, SNEA 3,4. Mary Carol Gebhardt Ski Club 2,3,4, Volleyball Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Basketball Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, French Club 1, Resident Council 2, SNEA 3,4, Athletic Association 2,3,4. Margaret Gonzales Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, CSNA 2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, Class Vice Presi- dent 1, Class Treasurer 4. Claire Grosdidier French Club 1,2, I-Iome Economics Club 2,3,4, President 4, Prom Attendant 3, Class Treasurer 3, Student Senate 4, Costume Chair- man Star Nights 2,3. Kay Harrington Election Board 1, Miss Loretto Attendant 2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Unit Leader 2, Secretary 3, Pretect 4, Cabos 2,3,4, Press Club Treas- urer 2, President 3, Heightsonian 2, College Chorus 1, French Club 1, International Relations Club 3,4, May Queen 4, Student Council 4, Student Senate 4, Who's Who 4. Jo Ann Herold Cap 8f Cape 1,2,3,4, CSNA 2,3,4, District and State Representa- tive 2, Nursing Class Secretary 2, Sodality 1, Denver Club 4, Who's Who 4. Gwanetha Marie Horbach Spanish Club 1,2, Ski Club 2, F.T.A. 2,3,4, College Chorus 1,2, Dolora Choir 1,2, Athletic Association 1. DeVonna Hyde College Chorus l,3,4, Secretary 3,4, Dolora Choir 1,3,4, Presi- dent 3, T'Akra 3, I-Ieightsonian 4, Press Club 4, Star Nights 1,3,4, Marian Hall President 4, Resident Council 4, Secretary Judiciary Board, Fontbonne College 2, Who's Who 4. Frances Theresa Imhott French Club 1,2, SNEA 2,3,4, Election Board 3, Freshman Week Program 3,4, Star Nights 1, Decorations Chairman 2, Student Senate 4. ACTIVITIES Nora Jacquez Election Board Chairman 2, Student Council 3, Treasurer 3, Speech Club 1,2,3, Historian 2, Press Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Denver Club 3, Dramatic Productions 1,2,3, Sodality Counsellor 3, Debate Team 3. Macia Devere Kearney University ot Arizona 1, Sodality 2,3, Biology Club 2,3, Vice President 3, French Club 3. Graceann Keating Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, College Chorus 1,2, Star Nights 2, Chemistry Club 2. Kathleen Kelly French Club 1,2, Election Board 2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1,2,3, Star Nights 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 1, NSA Vice President 4, Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3, Class President 4, Prom Queen 4, Who's Who 4. Miriam Korten College Chorus 1, Missions 1,2,3,4, Representative 2, C.C.D. 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4, Sodality l,2,3, Cabos 2, Volleyball Varsity 2,3, Christmas Banquet Chairman 3, Election Board 3, Student Senate 3,4, Student Council 4, T'Akra 4, Resident Presi- dent 4, Who's Who 4. Katie Kuernpel Ski Club 2,3,4, Press Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Sodality 2,3,4, Cabos 4, Freshman Week Chairman 4, Loretto Day Attendant 3, T'Akra 3,4, Editor 4, Student Senate 4, Denver Club 3,4. Kathleen Marie Lacerte Sodality 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Dolora Choir 1,2,3,4, President 3,4, Orchestra 1, Missions 1,2,3,4, Athletic Association 1, Speech Club 1,2,3, French Club 1, C.C.D. 2,3, F.T.A. 4, Resi- dent Council Secretary 3, Kappa Gamma Pi Honor Sophomore 2, Leadership Institute Chairman 3, Fine Arts Conference Chairman 3, Who's Who 4. Diana Lanspa CSNA 4, Cap and Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Bernice Long Intercollegiate Representative for Sodality 2, Resident Council 4. Margaret Lowery College Chorus 1, Dolora Choir 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Home Economics Club 1,2, SNEA 2,3,4, Resident Council 3,4, President ot St. Joseph's Hall 3,4, Star Nights 1,3. Nancy Luger SNEA 2,3,4, Treasurer 4, French Club 1,2. Bertha Marie Madden Sodality 1,2,3,4, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, Resident Council 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer ot Marian Hall 4, Loretto Day Chairman 3, Cabos 3. Eva Jo Mang Resident Council 3, Unit Secretary 3. Regina Theresa Markey Sodality 1,2,3,4, Committee Chairman 3,4, C.C.D. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 3, SNEA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Heightsonian 1,2, Ex- change Editor 2, International Relations Club 1,2, College Chorus 1,2. Tena Mutz CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1. Mary Kay Nelan Sodality 1,2,3,4, CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Unit President 2, Unit Student Council 1,2, S.N.A. Representative 2, Student Senate 4, Dean's List. Marion Jean Nelson Sodality 1,2,3, Pretect Seton Unit 2, CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4. Nancy Netzel French Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4, C.C.D. 2, Home Economics Club 1, Alpha Mu Gamma 4, Star Nights 3. Rita Marie Nevans Sodality 1,2,3, Secretary Seton Unit 2, CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Seton Unit Representative 2. Judy O'Brien International Relations Club 1, Heightsonian Staff 2, Resident Council 4. Laurencia Palmquist Sodality 1,2,3, CSNA 2,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Anne Elizabeth Peterson Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1,2,3,4, President 4. Mary Elizabeth Pickard French Club 1,2,3, International Relations Club 1,2,3, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4, Dolora Choir 1,2, Sodality 1,2,3, Resident Council 1,2, Marian Hall President 2, Marian Hall Secretary 1, Student Council 3, Class President 3. Mary Elizabeth Pinter Sodality 2,3,4, Committee Chairman 3, Athletic Association 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Heightsonian Staff 3,4, Dolora Choir 3, French Club 3, NFCCS Delegate 3, Miss Loretto Attendant 2, Athletic. Mary Bernadette Rater Sodality 2,3,4, French Club 2, College Chorus 2,3, Orchestra 4. Mary Kay Reich Sodality 1,2, Missions 1,2,3,4, Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Social Chairman 3, Class Representative 3, NFCCS 4, C.C.D. 1, Speech Club 1. Jacque Russo Home Economics Club 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Missions 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3. Beatriz Sanchez CSNA 3,4, Cap 8: Cape 2,3,4, College Chorus 1, Sodality 1. Glenda Scott CSNA 1,2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3,4, St. Anthony's Student Government Secretary 2, President 4. Dolores Shannon CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8: Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1, St. Anthony's Student Government Treasurer 2, Class President St. Anthony's 3. Margaret Shaw College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Star Nights 2,3,4, French Club 1,2,3, Resident Council 4. Janet Spitz Sodality 2,3,4, Press Club 3,4, Dolora Choir 1,2,3,4, College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Autograph Designer 3,4, Heightsonian Statt 4, Loretana Statt 3, T'Akra 3,4, Resident Council 4, French Club 1,2. Carol Jean Springer French Club 1, Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Heightsonian Statt 2, College Chorus 1, Star Nights Chairman 3, Class Secretary 2, Class Vice President 3. Nannette Steele Speech Club 1,2,3,4, President 3, College Chorus 1,2,3,4, Star Nights 1,2,3,4, Lead in Annie Get Your Gun 3, Resident Council 4, Secretary 4. Barbara Stevenson Ski Club 2,3,4, French Club 1,2, Literary Club 3,4, College Chorus 1. Catherine Ann Ten Barge Heightsonian Staii 2,3, T'Akra 2,3,4, SNEA 2,3,4. Barbara Jean Tittt CSNA 2,3,4, Cap 8t Cape 1,2,3,4, Sodality 1,2,3. Nancy Tryon French Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Sodality 1,2,3,4, Alpha Mu Gamma 3,4, Literary Club 2,3,4, President 3, Election Board 3, SNEA 3,4, Press Club 4, Prom Chairman 3, Heightsonian Editor 4, Student Council 4, Loretana 3, Home Economics Club 4. Donna May Tully Spanish Club 2,3, Treasurer 3, Resident Council 3, T'Akra 3,4, International Relations Club 2,3,4, Athletic Association 2,3,4, SNEA 2,3,4, Class Secretary 3. Diane Vanotti Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Star Nights Committees 2,3,4, SNEA 2,3,4. Margie Vogt Student Council 4, Student Senate 4, SNEA 3, Freshman Week 3,4, International Relations Club 3,4, NSA Representative 4, Sodality 2,3,4, Cabos 3, Denver Club 3, Star Nights 2,3, Who's Who 4, Alpha Mu Gamma. Les Walgreen Sodality 1, C.C.D, 1, F.T.A. 1,2, SNEA 3,4, International Rela- tions Club 1, Athletic Association 1,2,3, Representative 1, Dolora Choir 1,2, College Chorus 1, Quirt 81 Crop 1,2,3,4, President 3, Star Nights 2, Spanish Club 1,2, T'Akra 2,3,4, Associate Editor 3. Mary Pat Wortham Home Economics Club 1,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 1,2, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Missions 1,2,3,4, Representative 3, President 4, Sodality 1,2, Cabos 2,4, Student Council 4. in fi lu- gi 7 '?n. S u 5 , A N X X N -iw 'fy'Mr i' ' 'O v 'I Z' w N- ,, --- .A .1 :rf ,.v f - qdmyflj-i.: , n-Quan 'ah ,- x li r l nv- i-1- -1.111 -'-' .:-- .ix K if-'? 527 i1-1-.- X N TN xl Ngsja f' aw M51 -:IIT 10 -ng-1... S 'i -L..-- n i'1 ? urban' n-ig Hb E X 5 '70 f m X xflfl ,411 .vfw . 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