Loretto High School - Anima Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

4 . H , ,.,q ,A... q mb AJ fWj1iQfWWfM Q J W I , :mg JM ,1Mfffff M 7797 VM -'55 A 5 ,V N ,,::v,.x . -qiitrri., IV 'Wa Ia -X X 4 Wx L: 3 HHIHIH 1959 Loretto High School Sacramento, California 0K3-m A S' 5 ,... .ITM I , 'r X f iiilhiig irff. Isl' r.i -1- 1. L .,' ' , . -if LP' K la 935 F95 f 1-fl ' 4 DEDICATICJN To the memory of Pope Pius XII, whose profound interest and love for his children have been an influence and inspiration to Loretto and her graduates, we dedicate this yearbook with the hope that his magnetic qualities will continue to live in the hearts of the youth of the world. We should like your gaze, O youth, to be and remain serene while you march boldly to- the future with eager steps. A cry of is passing through the world. Will ? Will you make it your own? Will others so that it may become the world?- spring of hu- hope yours One 0 f PGPE PIUS XII Vw C3 fm . I wi. ifiief Mfg -f V 7'9'f L-',f't'f..:t1,r A' Y Siiig' iw' In x 4 , Mother M. Roberta Religion II English I, IV Mother M. St. Catharine Principal Religion IV Algebra I. II Trigonometry FHCUHU Mother M. Michel Spanish I, II Chemistry Biology Clothing Mother M. Colette Religion III Spanish III, IV Latin I, II, III, IV National Problems ' ' ' ' i fi : N' '- ' , 3 A f f-V L, . -,1.-J: ny . - - ' - - . - .-at sn- , . .. , - i -, -f' v a if -' :W.-i'1fI59'-:,f ?JfE?sx .-FQ'TL?S1'z'??'if?j fiff 4. -31 , , I , 'xi 1 Mother M. Lucia Choral Piano Mother M. Felician Religion I Ancient History United States History . . .Good teachers are those . . .with a soul burning with apostolic zeal, an exact idea of doctrine, which must penetrate all their teaching, spiritual and cultural interests. Good teachers are careful to educate rather than merely to in- N structg capable, above all, of forming and molding souls chiefly through contact with their own. iPope Pius XID and a profound common of sewing the highest - Miss Marilouise Mason Physical Education First Aid Driver Education Mrs. James Taugher English II, III Typing I, II Mrs. John Lasich Geometry General Science .f..:'1 , JI - 'f Q . .e . ig ,va .W . mg: Most Reverend Joseph T. McGucken, S. T. D., L. L. D. . . . Hifi szicircd character' as izitcrmvdiai bvtwczon God and menu 1'c-Yczils itsc-lf. rises and fully siiblinwiitos itsvlf in the Sacrifice of the Holy Mass amd in tho aidministration of the Szutivinivrits fpopv Pius XID W0 wish to oxprc-ss our grzititiidc and Lip- prccizitiori to Bishop Joscpli 'If ML'C3Lli'iil'II for his kiridmfrss, giiiclarifv and 5-iinm-1'c' interest in thc ci:-vciopme-ut amd growth of Loretto High School. iii? 'P' Helene Dauenhaue r President GRADUATES Joanne Bolen Vice -Pre sident Dixie Biesheuvel Secretary 1959 Brenda Koche r Treasurer Carolyn Benoit Mary Kathryn Daly Diane Fearing Mary Fowler Joanne Frago EW 'X , , Jean Frye Ann Garcelon Sheila Gordon Sandra Halford Heather Hittig Judy mag Nancy Isenberg til K, . I 0 A Joan Jackson Gale McGee Barbara Miller Susan Nelson Doris Novinsky Susan Poole Mary Lou Pugliese Joan Risse Jeannette Robe rts Marv Ann Roth Joan Scheiber Christine Seck Mary Kathe rine Z ink Phyllis Terrazas May Thy presence, O Lord, like a gentle breeze, accompany us on our way in the midst of a world of unrest and violence. May Thy unspotted purity, like a heavenly dawn, never vanish from our sight. May Thy almighty and gentle power sustain our fraility with its unfailing support . . . In our social relations we shall make it our aim ever to hold high the banner of justice and charity as the visible symbol of our Christian program of life . . . In our choice of a state of life, we entrust ourselves with loving con- fidence to Thy divine will. --P. Pius x11 Patty Almasi, Vice-Presidentg Linda Burkhardt, Treasurer Karen Monnich, Secretaryg Karen Kas sis, President. Class of I 960 Patty Alrnasi Sally Ballou Sandy Belisle Judy Blalock Linda Burkhardt Mary Kay Conrad Kathy Devaney Mary Ann Dowling Nancy Halford Bonnie Baldwin Jean Illig Karen Kassis Irene Keller Penny Leggitt Pat Lynch Prudence Masters Karen Monnich Mary Ann Oates Charlene Pacheco Jane Putnam Mary Ellen Sabin Claudia Salveson Faye Sandy Lorraine Sandy Sharon Schefer Gertrude Scheive Carole Smith Karen Spitzka Lynne Taylor Barbara Thurston Barbara Alexander Susan Allen Barbara Anders Lucy Badenhoop Class of 1961 Laura Dye Nikki Emmett Theresa Feist Alene Fischer Marilyn Boyd Mary Burkland Charlene Carbone Ann Carr Elizabeth Smisek, Vice-Presidentg Janice Kassis, Secretary Judy Carvalho, Presidentg Linda Palmer, Treasurer. Bonnie Carson Judy Carvalho Janice Cook Margaret Cook Cindy Garcia Harriet Gentz Shannon Harris Bonnie Humenny Hu Kathy McClean Therese McClean Lynn McClernon Miriam McCormack Mary Frey Merle Friedenberg Suzanne Fryer Arlene Galvin Joyce Janov Carole Johnson Janice Kassis Sharon Kelley Susan Kinsey Cheri Lagow Pat Larkins Kathleen Leonard Sandra Meek Pat Miller Marilee Moore Jeanie Myers Sarah Putnam Carol Risney Sally Roberts Susan Rosi Claudia Rubio Jeannette Ryan Elizabeth Smisek Kathleen Teefy Carol Novinsky Linda Palmer Rosalie Piquado Barbara Tomich Sharon Turner Gayle Vaughan Judy Wittkop Joyce Zito Barbara Zucca ke v 5' - 1 1715.4 Ib, Pat Kocher, Treasurerg Linda Gugliernetti, Representativeg Denise Dauenhauer, Presidentg Pat Tappan, Representativeg Pualani Lee , Representative. Francene Azevedo Barbara Ballew Kathy Bedient Sally Berg Ckws of 1962 Barbara Brown Sue Carr Suzanne Choux Colleen Conlan Patricia Daly Denise Dauenhauer Susan Gould Cathy Grove AL Gloria Jackson Patricia Kocher Patria Lagow Patricia Landrum Rose Mary Lastufka Patricia Lee Michele I-lock Dorothy Inclan Mary Inclan Janice Grover Linda Guglielrnetti Cathy Hall Kathy Hittig AL L Pualani Lee Sandy Leonard Joan Lowney Kathleen Lynch Josephine Melenchek Margie Mullen Betty Novinsky Mary O'Neil JoAnn Pagliaro Kathy Pennington Patricia Perkins Patty Poppelr eite r ViCk1 Pr1ce Pat Ramsey Barbara Ruhmann 4... W, f L, ,V Sandra Sneary Jean Sompayrac Pat Tappan Margaret Mary Tucker Ann Wallace Pat Walsh Beverlee Weston Helen Zink 1 El- ! . 4 Wi .. , . - U ' . J . sy f 'i'1i'.f3F :efX2eafevw2' Q 'O .pmifj H nun! We never make mistrakes. Classes Your young minds are open to life, anxious to learn, and nature lies before you with its marvels and mysteries. The problems of life, the goal to be reached, the means to reach that goal: all these elements pose a problems they demand a clear and precise answer. You must, therefore, study. You must seek the truth, struggle to possess it, and finally you must have the will to make your actions conform to that truth. You will be astounded at the facility with which the Creator is perceived in every creature, indeed, He is glorified by this knowledge and will reward your efforts by filling your hearts with happi- ness. --Pius XII Preparing for family life. Judy and Dixie study election candidates, part of our Na- tional Problems. A replica of Ivanhoe's castle constructed by the Sopho- mores. My Shepherd Is the Lord. -'lr ,, . .cgjW m 'jg x mp-gnu-f........,.,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,, , W K T ..............,.,,,.M,.c ,,,,,, W '- - ...,.. ..........--.-., - -...,- .-...,.,...v..., ,.,t, , . -..,.. .,.. .. ,. -, a ., ..,. --ww--.-..........,,, f-P-----W-.......,,,,, -------.m...,,,, u Arma virumque Cano . . . La Herrnana San Sulpicio . . . Claro que es un cuento alegre. W ,1 ,......---- ,,,...-- ,,,,.....- ',,,,,,..v- ,..,...,f- .A Q Are you working for the solution or are you part of the problem? Z5 'fm mi 27,52 M m '4' L 4' fc' f I 1-.,. XfmT 9 W' fvufgzf 1, wg ftfrdf of My MW. M A 1 , .zffhiw f ff 11,691-':nf,N , ,mf-f 1 r WH Imnrfw-11 11: 1' I 'K 3 R' - ,Fw .Ayr Q 2, 232, qw1A 'A L.- Lf. .MJCQ .M -EL . , .n ,iv J- YY ff, ww f 1, H., Q4-Y in -,. 3 .9 f fight : W 1 - 1. ,W , -wah 'Ef1'3,1', 1-1.5 'fbi' ,FM fw 3 9 :QE if ,X . l ',.,f If 5 ,Siva . Many librarians are needed to keep our ever increasing library in good order. I hope this helps you Diane and Ann study Macbeth. Arm Gz1rcc:1On,Prcfcct J11dyI1lig,Vic'c-prefect Susan Nelson, Secretary Sandy Halford, Treasurer Sodality of Our Lady Q 'B R Im' Y r Anyone who has been con- secrated to Mary belongs to her in a special way. He has become like a shrine of the Most Blessed Virgin. The love of Mary gives him the courage to undertake great things, to conquer human respect, to shake off egoism, to serve and to obey patiently. --Pius XII Christmas Season: Advent wreath J 'jul' anvil will N. had Open House: Sodality display Let all try to approach with greater trust the throne of grace and mercy of our Queen and Mother, and beg for strength in adversity, light in darkness, con- solation in sorrowg above all let them strive to free themselves from the slavery of sin and offer an unceasing homage, filled with filial loyalty, to their Queenly Mother. --Pius XII Legion Mary Sandy Belisleg Lynne Taylor: Therese McCleang Jean Frye, Sec- rc-taryg Mary Katharine Zink, Treasurer. . . . lt was so as to become the Mother of God that she received from her divine Son all the gifts of nature and of grace. That is why devotion to the Virgin, at least when correctly grasped, far from taking anything away from the glory of God, leads us rather directly back to that Author of all good who has willed her to be so great and so pure. Those heavenly blessings which devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus pours into the souls of the faithful, purifying them, refreshing them with heavenly consolation and urging them to acquire all virtues, are too numerous to be counted. --Pius XII Sacred Heart League Marilyn Boydg Gale McGee, Chairmang Mary Ann Oatesg Bar bara Ruhmang Therese McCleang Linda Guglielmettig Dixie Biesheuvel. Confrafernify of the Chris ian Doctrine Catechetical Workers You are engaged in initiating thousands of children into the gentle mysteries of Christianity, inflaming their hearts with the desire to do what is right, to become better children, to show themselves ever more loving friends of Jesus and Mary. --Pius XII Suffer little children to come unto Me . . ' The Glee Club The Higher Choir . . . with our director, Mr. Anton Dorndorf Music is among the many and great gifts of nature with which God, in Whom is the harmony of the most perfect con- cord and the most perfect order, has en- riched men, whom He has created in His image and likeness . . . music contributes to spiritual joy and the delight of the sou1. --Pius XII Doris Novinsky, Dixie Biesheuvel, Linda Dadigan, Librariansg Joanne Bolen, President. The Seraphim The Cherubim The Littlest Angels 1- , l-..f- Y any MY..- --- -- Dramaleers DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS Heather Hittig, Brenda Kocher, Mary Kay Daly, Mary Beth Fowler, Christine Suck, Sally Ballou. Loretto Productions Gale McGee Senior Play Understudy Our Lady of the Nativity Our Lady of Fatima Ann Garcelon Our Lady of La Salette Sandy Halford Barbara Miller The Christmas Pageant EDITORIAL STAFF Phyllis Terrazas, Editor ANIMA A little advertising BUSINESS STAFF Brenda Kocher, Business Manager Hard at work fm LORETTORNIA Loreuornia 3 ew. for at 'Vo 'lv To enlighten, nourish and elevate minds and hearts is the duty and honor of the press . . .that He may deign to use it as a fit and effe t' f ' c ue mstrument to open up to all men and to make easier for them the way to eternal life . . . --Pius XII WRITERS' CLUB 3 1.1 .,-fy, 5 's ,J 1- ,Q WXSXW if -z i MI? rim ,-'QGRFFH' .5 w 3' Miss Lopez can wear this one. ' ll Marlfza Tickets , Please! This light will do for Scene 3 Business Stuff X . Maritza's Managers 'fin 4 Q yew: gg, .-, 11 iff! ' 2 5 'if T ', -fgeff . gg,,.x ies ,N Christmas - -Hawaiian style 1 0, xii' L..L...-- Right down Santa Claus lane . A si1.1...f..fig-M 7 . x ..,,. ., ,.m4x.,,, ' a .. f Q -,gf -1 11.1--f x ' - ,s. .. X- .Y , KL f Q: -' ' ggxv ii ' 1 -1.1 Hifi- ' B - D ' a ' Ii ' -' 57 K ,, .,., .M r ,I , :-1, QP: - ifjgff 5 K '- i A-1 fghgsf if 'W , . , 'f 11:1f1rxisn35?S?i1 1 - - - Q I i z,EiZ.iilfLI'!'i 35. ' 1 , . ff?- ohhhhhh Daddy! f r s e.,zf.vf-,gggfwgdig-11 , M,,,4..,i Q The happiest couple Drink and be merry for tonight the goblins COINS. 1t's not a dog's world. J, 4 Junior Prom An Enchanted Evening Jeanette Campanelli, Sondra Maleville Marie Newhouse Ballet de Lorette Hand jive Loretto incognito Lucy narrates Mary Ward Seniors and mothers discuss Ring Ceremony. Gamblers at heart Whose '? Mine ? Interesting '? Counting sheep. Acknowledgments Reverend Thomas Bannon Reverend Fred H. Cosgrove, S. J. Reverend Virgil Gabrielli Reverend William Horgan Reverend John G. Terwilliger Reverend Daniel Twomey The Loyola Guild The Loretto Auxiliary The Senior Class The Junior Class Miss Mary K. Carr Miss Claire Cupman Miss Diane Kaiser Mr. and Mrs John E. Almasi Mr. and Mrs M. F. Baldwin Dr. and Mrs. William Ballou Mr. and Mrs L. J. Belisle Dr. and Mrs. John A. Berg Mr. and Mrs Jacob Bolen Mr. and Mrs W. L. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs James K. Carr Mr. and Mrs H. E. Conrad Mr. and Mrs J. G. Dauenhauer Mr. and Mrs Frank M. Devaney Mr. and Mrs Anton Dorndorf Dr. and Mrs. Norbert B. Frey Dr. and Mrs. Webb D. Garcelon Mr. and Mrs B. E. Gordon Mr. and Mrs Ross R. Grover Mrs. Caesar Gugliemetti Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Halford Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Illig Mr. and Mrs. Walter lsenberg Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Johnson The Sophomore Class The Freshman Class Miss Mary Ann Lastufka Miss Sally Sanford Miss Catherine Williams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kassis Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lasich Mr. and Mrs. Guy T. Leggitt Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Maleville Mr. and Mrs Jack Maleville Miss M. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Myron W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Nelson The E. A. Novinsky Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Novinsky The Steve O'Neil Family Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs E. J. Scheiber Mr. and Mrs. George J. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. Sertich Mr. and Mrs James D. Taugher. Mr. and Mrs Roy F. Thurston Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wachowicz The Stephen Williams Family Dr. and Mrs. Zucca Beers Book Center 5-10 Ben Franklin Store 5-10 1905 Del Paso Boulevard North Sacramento Bonney and Gordon Store for Men Town and Country Village Carnival of Fashions Better Apparel Town and Country Village Coburn's Shoe and Luggage Service 2101 Del Paso Boulevard North Sacramento Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company 105 S. E. Hawthorne Boulevard Portland 14, Oregon Don Burton, Inc. Art in Footwear Don Hall Realty Floral Drive at Watt Avenue North Highlands Reverend Vito Mistretta Reverend Patrick McTague Reverend James D. Poole Gos sling's 4307 Arden Way Sacramento JackSohn's Town and Country Village Lee's Electric Company 4034 Wayside Lane Carmichael Marty's Market Roseville Mildred Specht Studio Piano and Organ Instruction Wa 2-6474 Orv. Grove--Roy Tamm Washmobile Car Wash Skeel's Walk-over Shoe Store Raymond A. Teefy State Life Representative Wayne R. Swartz Hardware--Paints North Sacramento We wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Bill Smith and the staff at Sirlin Studio 1 . 1 .,.1.. .., ..111 x.. ,, -. , ,1 1, Lu- 4 , .,'a.'-.59 1' 1 'Jw r ' . , '. F- 4:34. Hz V. 1 ' ' K Q Q. .!,, . , l, 1. . !- - 1 ' 191' .1 -. 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