Los Angeles Catholic Girls High School - Crozier Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1937 volume:

The PALLIUM 9 3 EXIHULIE EIHLS HHHH SEHUUL Published hx' SIQXIHH CLASS LUG RXljELES'EALIPUHNlR The Archbrshops crest was desrgned by eccleslastlcal heraldry 1n thls country The left s1de of the crest represents the d1o cese and the rrght halt bears the Archbrshops personal arms The background of the dro cesan halt of the shreld IS blue On It are three sets of angels wlngs each guardlng a golder rose whrch rs one of Our Lady s l1very badges The angels wrngs are symbohc of the drocese of Los Angeles The Archblshop s half of the shleld has a red background It IS a good example of medreval cantlng heraldry On the held gules are harged hve amulets 1n gold and the Canton rrmne rn black and s1lver The canton ex presses the Cant and the amulets an estab llshed heraldrc charge follow the form ot and therefore may represent well heads hence the well rn Cantwell The arrangement of the amulets 1n the regu lar Cantwell crest IS dttferent but on account of the eplscopal d1gn1ty the amulets here are ln he form of a cross representrng the Frve Sac ed Wounds of Our Lord each of whlch IS a well ot salvatlon The hat above 1S green and rs the type worn by Btshops and Archbrshops of Meclreval trrnes The two armed cross at the top ot the crest and the cords and ten tassels at each srde are addr tronal symbols ol the Archreplscopal d1gn1ty The l.at1n phrase on the crest s1gn1t1es tree dom f om that slax ery wh1ch 1S a consequence of sm ' ig, ii -A '- , ,Q . .- - , V . l A T ,, 4 X N 5 l l i i Q E J x 5 T T T i Pierre de Chaignon La Rose, an expert in C . , I .. , , , I I . . I A V , . , DEDICATIU EEPLY rooted in our hedrts rnost loeloved Archbishop i the remembrance of your untldgging interest in dll thot we horve ottempted to do ln you We hdve ever found on inspiration to rnold our lives on thot of Christ dnd His Blessed Mother l-low lium which hos Mory os its guiding stor should be dedicdted to you who hove ever given her your deep devo ion and love fitting, then, thot this book, l'The Pol- HIS EXCELLEIICY MOST REV, ARCHBISHOP IOHII I CATITWELL AHEHHISHUPS MESSAGE PRAY a blessing upon the graduates of the Catholic Girls High School our largest and most distinguished school and pray that the promise of youthful years may be redeemed in long and happy lives The success of a school IS measured by the distinguished lives of those who year after vear ao out from its portals The members of the graduating class each year should ask themselves what the school has done for them and what they are good for To be good for something is the anxious hope of a thoughtful graduate To be good for nothing should have no appeal to any young woman That our young women may be good for something they should take the prudent advice of loving parents and follow the helpful encouragement and direction that can Come from their teachers lt IS a sad sight to see a Well trained young Woman good for nothlng because she has not received direc tion or having received it failed to correspond with it A good posit1on in life 1S not the measure of success lt is true that the aim of capital and labor and the politician is on an economically sound basis to give to everyone a plentitude of mater1al blessings While there is nothing 1n bear in mind that human freedom and happy economic conditions can only be realized when grounded on moral principles on obedience to the Command ments and on a recognition of our dependence upon Almighty God by Whom kings reign and princes decree rust things The Divine authority 1S in many countries today usurped by and exerctsed independently of Almighty God Such a philosophy can only enslave its followers The graduates of a Catholic school then should put into practice the ethical teachings of religion They should so live that the community of Wh1ch they form a part would be the better because of unselfish and noble lives These ideas are not strange to the graduates of the Catholic Girls High School The strange thing should be if they neglect to direct their lives according to fellQlOL1S principles The tradrtmons that have been formed by our graduates in the past are an encouragement to hope that the future will be safe and that our young women will do their part in keeping Christian trad1t1ons and beliefs ahve in thought and practice Archbishop of Los Angeles ' 1 religion to oblige us to be hewers of Wood and drawers of Water, We should O Xa Q ! m X ' ' Y .. ,F , .ii l Q Xf. a '- f a. 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V i W 5 K ld .. ,L-5 vi Nh.: I Y CP t ' iv' ' Q.,. ,,.5' - .ft- M. - .-vv-4,-. ,QL Jian- 1 I FUHEWUHU N CUB Senior Book We have endeavored to carry out tl e ther ie of Our Blessed Mother as our patroness because we wish to show that every activity of our school is a link to bind us closer to Mary We recognize in everything that we do that she alone can guide us to the source of all beauty wisdo courage strength er Son ln taking Marv as our ideal we realize that she is the supre e ircarnation of every oerfection that a created being can attain By placing our destiny in her harids we are assured that it will be fulfilled W 1ll be eternally muted to Christ She is our lig t cur inspiration as we behold her Christ protector of His youth co worker in His life plan participant in His Calvary And not only does she of er us the eribodirrent of all that is fine in woffianhood but also sne gives us the warm security cf a lV4Ol 1SYS love To he we ao in time of trouble and are comforted We see her as a creature like to us one who understands t e hu far trials that beset s Ma y is an i spiratiori to us .fho are still shackled to t'i1s earth l truth she is the bright star set in the crown of God I I I i 1 r ni L . ' ' . , ' ' f e vinyl l A I f . life filled to overflowing with achievement: Mother to , . . . .I f Y . A . . . s . I ' r 1 ' , , A . . ff i I . u , I 1 ' ' . , v ' i 1 ' .. n i ., . ' ' .i ' EUNTEIXITS IIIINI I N I 'II' II5I'I'IIl I ,I I L I I Y I1 II II II II A I I In IPX I I I I I I I I H I I ,I I IQ II I '1 wwf REV THOMAS MORAV P1 cmpcx 4l4 Q? Dear Graduates To make lovely tn your eyes the perfect prcture ot lesus Chrtst has been the exalted ambttton ot those to whom your htgh school tratnlng has been comrnttted Th1s educatton had for tts purpose to elevate and consecrate all your powers tn the servtce ot God It cons1sted not tn the acau1s1t1on of knowledge alone nor m mottveless servlce to manklnd but m the harmon1ous develop ment ot your whole belng phystcal and mental to the end that tn the armor ot God that you may be able to res1st 1n the evtl day and stand m all thtngs perfect The sp1r1t ot Joy has not been excluded from datly l1fe at Cath ohc Gtrls l-hgh School May th1s happmess tn domg good and a courage worthy of your latth go mth you always THCMAS MCRAN, Pnnctpal you may 'lgrow up to the stature ot Christ . Be clothed, therefore, l IDE J, 166 11 rmher MC ff fu fwgxvlmq l '1dWlC'I'l'V 'WI' VCO C fu C 'Id 'JH CIYIC1 CLI 921 to Us Cir Def OU OLIPQ Cinpv Y-Y JLCO Grd ence, VW' 'xg 'fl I A5 NS fx PI bw 01,14 ro Us mv ce PC 5 a+r1 V'TfY O L. MCU 'I F' ,CW 1Y' dd OUCI F 10 CIN D fx lliIHl.ll. HI X HRH IIII1 -XX 1 - ' 7- , w ' ' YV V ' P S lp 1. , fr A f W vhers A L1 AUGQT- N ' ' V' ' -' ' . ' . 4 ' ' ' ' .Y tc,..ir1fv1 fg., J ff , L fl, 4,1319 'IHJ Jf ic, 1 T 1.0 ' , ' X ' H 1 vm W 1 Hp . WC Q L ,VM THQ J T f F ' iw .. . A if ,pin Lo Q. fits --fx UMW L up , 1 F ws N, f ww V76 bww., fn ,fin Hain, LC A 14 L . - f, . . L. ' '.'IgQ-.,C.... Jam -xuz .1 L., .v 4 '. Mm. .LM wwf fx fo, one or bf,. ,t .. Q if .' UJC1, Lum LC .-11.149 H. Svc, vip . 1, . . - - J. V v- 'W M W . K V , mfr. We ,w11A,rm,f vim, .1 L. if me r gl , 1 Mc.. Ir. if , g.rm,Y1ff of cur fQli :Q ri will I p le merttcrv' of Blain' L v Cl 3, 2, hrift. P EULTY , CD you were m trusted these most 1rr1press1onoble yeors ot our hves To you tor mstlllmg durmg these yeors the tdeorls ot Cothohc womorthood wtll 1D or medsure belong the cred1t tor Whatever ln the future we may orch1eve W1th deep grohtude we dttrrbute our reorl1zot1ort ot o tmer ond rlcher hte to your gu1dor1ce ond urtderstorldmg We Com otter you no tdnglble ewdehce ot the result ot your unselttsh ettorts We con otter you no odequote expresslon ot wholt 1S m our heorts We con only thcmk you sm cerely ond ossume the socred duty ot dedl cdtmg our hves omd future eltorts to the per petuotton ot those ldeols whlch you hove mstllled m our heorts omd rrunds ' 1 1 A ALMA MATEH T WILL only be a l1ttle Wh1le when you our Alma Mater Wrll be but a memory And remember1ng you small and perhaps lrrelevant thlngs W1ll come to our m1nds The sudden srlence as our Pr1nc1pal stepped to the stage for general assembly The outlrne of Our Lady of Lourdes 1n the dusk The sunl1ght falllng rn as We knelt at Mass The afternoons We looked out at the blue sky through the WIH dows of the l1brary and dreamed vague beautlful dreams The statue of the Sacred Heart that ever beckoned to us ln the hall The flrst swell of vorces 1n the mornlng the last echolng foot steps resoundmg through the bu1ld1ng The krndlmess of our Pr1nc1pal over some schoolg1rl worry The t1me a certam teacher helped us W1th somethrng that then loomed as v1tally 1mportant And above all We shall remember somethmg not gulte so tangrble the Splflf of our Alma Mater Under the 1nfluence of th1s Splflf whrch we found so good and frne we grew to womanhood We go forth now frlled wrth strength and courage to face what ever l1fe holds for each of us Alma Mater adteu l 1 f , I - 1 1 I . 1 1 - I - , , . APOLOGETICS ART BIOLOGY PHYSICS BUSINESS CHEMISTRY CLOTHING ENGLISH DEAN OF DISCIPLINE ENGLISH FOODS FRENCH GERMAN HISTORY CIVICS LATIN MATHEMATICS MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPANISH REGISTRAR PALULTY Reverend Tlaomas Moran Reverend Patrtclc Drgnan Stster Stster Stster Stster Stster S1ster S1ster Eugene lv' Charlotte Amadeus Anthony Grace M Antontta Pnncrpal V ce Prmctpal S1ster of Loretto Stster ot Holy Cross Stster ot Mercy Stster of Mercy S1ster ot Mercy Francts lames M ss Altce Eeeney Stster Stster Stster Slster Stster Stster Stster Stster Stster Srster Stster Stster Stster Sxster Slster Raymond Celesttne Isabelle Loyola Martanne Leonella M Teresa Slster Slster Stster Stster Stster S1ster of Holy Slster of Holy of Immaculate of Immaculate of Immaculate of Immaculate of Immaculate Cross Cross Heart Heart Heart Heart Heart S1ster of Loretto Srster of Immaculate Heart Agnes Perpetua Stster M Augusttne Slster M Eulalla S1ster M Rosaru Agnes Marte Slster Helen Clarlsse Slster M losephtne Srster Rose Alexts Slster Stster of Presentatron of Presentatlon of Presentauon of Presentat1on of St loseplft of Carondelet of St Ioseph ot Carondelet ol St Ioseplft of Carondelet o St Ioseph ot Carondelet Stster M Cecelta Slster of Holy Cross Stster M Ftdelxa Slster ol Holy Cross M1ss Arterruse Coutur1er Stster M Bentgna S1ster ot Im naculate Heart Stster Iosephme S1ster ot Soctety of Mary Mtss Margaret Kaelln 1222 it gw-- I IM. .---- . 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THIBUTE TU FATHER MUHAN S SENIORS We now look back upon our hrgh school years and fully realrze how great a respons1b1l1ty was QIVGH to you our Prmclpal You held 1n your hands the answer to the vltal quesuon of Whether our school llfe would develop W1ll'11I'1 us characters Whlch would be Cathohc and noble Your mterest completed that untty wh1ch We found at every turn of our school 1 e a umty of Pnncrpal Teacher and Student We came to you Wlth confrdence and were not d1sappo1nted we approached you for adv1ce and found a kmdllness and truth rn all your repl1es Our mterests were your lnterests our work your Work our problems were never too small for you to lend a sympathetlc ear to them You were a fr1end as Well as a super1or and through your Word and example we truly found Chrlst ID our school hfe Now we hold our rel1g1on flrmly 1n our hearts for future years We turn to go clmgmg fast to the memory of what our school and that 1ntang1ble Splfll whrch you gave to 1t has meant to us LJ 1 I - Y w 1 , . lf... , , . 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 , . 1 , . 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Vuffi PKI-srdr-at RUTH IEIITIISOYI ANNIE KOVACEVICH Secreffrry Treasurer IOAN CARROLL lEAK SCULLY VIRGI JIA LEE Presvl V ce Presxden Secretar MARY EMA EMILY ERRAMOUSPE CHARLOTTE CERRUTE MARY BYRNE SENIUH UPPICEHS Our senlor year has been completed It holds our happmess because we have reached our goal and sadness because We have to leave Commencement brmgs Wlth 1t an appreclatlon for the faculty and our parents by Whose guldlng prmclples we were led to new glorles ' vw J. K ' Y 1 Lx 1 , ,ent 1 - ' t y Treasurer R9?.'Y6S6UfZIf1'.'6 Representative Honorary Representctxve I I I 7' UM 9.1 VARQAQV ARVS WA ERALWW E BABC ALMA A DE LVDVA BA AN BVC'x-X wk HAS E :luv C HLVL .A Q LLHE UWA I' :OB A A L' Bffizub 'AQ vu' .X AZLJ.-5'-s Q 1 :ak :W V :km A CAXXA VA? ARALA AFRO V f , pg, , ,.... ix l x hh 1 K, .A 5 . fl 1 , .s vw f A: V' V A f I 'L ' ' f 12 ' f ,TET 32.515 -f Qu: 2'f...:E ' M 1E C V r. A C YL LCRAZHE sem? H 3 r. .A... 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IEANI SCJLLY EILEEN SHANLEY ANTOINETTE SILVER GRAPE SO 'ILLACE BETTY STACK LOLA STAPLES REGINA STEPHE w fx R TA STEPHEI SO VAR' LEE S RICICEA if 44 155' L 'ti 35 DA R'C A S 'L VA ELIZABETH IE EDA PEARL OMICICH MARY ANN ONIA .JARS I-If 'RREK 34 J AR HA JYESATO AR' LFJISE WARD ' AR ARET MARY WELI A A MAE ZERBY -J' ANINA ZERBY I V 3 l I , gi , 4 1 X . 1 Q . X ,, . R ' J f ' I I W J? . ' . I , f iimx Y, 41 Q - iw, ,L ag ,F . If ' 'Q , . 'ffii MARY ELIZABETH SHANKS ' I ,ggi , I ' 1, 'N ' IQ.: A , 2 , ai , ..,. .... . . ...flu T V N V V I f mA.iu ? A. .JE ' FTSE T1 LER If ' 3.2 Q. 1 V vs . ' 5.5.31 FRATJCES MUSANTE ELIZABETH NIEEE-.AQ MARGARET C GRA2':' MARGARET C7 NARA MARY 'O C RCURKE FRANCES PAPATCLA LAR: .- .,, -H-vm - vm . ....., MCSE, . . 'E 3 ' 'Ani' ,f,, -A- .1 1 rx.. H - HINIJ PLLUIJL To C G l-l Wtth thls loomd ot gold We pledge Cl loyolty untold EI'1C1I'ClG our thoughts even ottter youth lhsgolre our love thou Bond ot Truth We ll HS er torget Almot Motter Four But tum to her Wlth mstmct fore Enshrmed m our heotrts her lmotge shotll loe To gulde to the gootl We seek tervehtly THE LlLY VLLXSQ MUllU N151 Dommus Frustro CLASS l'LUWElt er 'l e ,f llll The lllle of Ol r llfe e s HIS 15 the Splfll lh Whlch We go forfh fo olpprodch our llfe work As the llly 1S the flower of Our Lddy cmd symbollzes her purlfy so We tdke lt for our flower to symbollze the sdrlctlfy of dll llfe Work No molffer Whdf professloh We choose Whether hlgh or low We sholl look uporl lf ds pdrf of God s plom for us Therefore We Wlll forever sfrlve to keep fholf Work pure olhd cledh ds the llly The llly hols stood os fhe resurreofloh of every hurled hope cmd ollm ond the owokehlhg orld rehewoll ln llfe of dll fholt lS pure sweet omd sfollhless Perhops our hopes ond dlrrls ore Pow hurled but wlfh our deporfure from school the llly wlll be for us the olwolkehlhg cmd rerlewoll of our llfe cmd omblflorls We Wlll olwdys keep our vocdflon pure drld stdlhless cmd rrlolke Chrlsf ond HIS Blessed Mother our end Thus hdve we choserl ds or reooghlfloh of purlff lh llfe work our Closs llly krlowlhg fholf The greolf ocecm holh rlo fone of power Mlghfler fo reoch the soul lh lhoughf s hushed hour Thor holve fhe l1l1SS I l . 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SENIOR HISTORY S THIS year l937 IS the last that the SSHIOT Class w1ll spend Vf1ll'111'1 the portals of C G H S 1t IS only f1tt1ng that we should pause for a few moments to remlnrsce on the hrghhghts of our happy four years We recall those days early 1n l933 when 1n new unrforrns and brrght blue t1es we proudly walked through the halls of our school After our enjoyable 1n1t1at1on reverently and t1m1dly we worshrpped the Sen1ors from a drstance longlng for that day when we too mlght possess the1r hlgh degree of knowledge and d1gn1ty lt was 1n thls memorable year that we had the prlvllege of readlng the f1rst 1ssue of our school paper Campus Rumors Also ln l933 the P T A wh1ch has s1nce been such a standby 1n the school s soclal act1v1t1es was organrzed We galned honor by w1nn1ng the second place 1n the T1d1ngs Drrve Mary Kathryn Auerbach a Sen1or then made us doubly proud of our school by rece1v1ng flrst place ln the Oratorlcal Contest Throughout our frrst year we as Freshmen enyoyed the ch1d1ng cf the Sen1ors and as Iuly l4 drew near we sorrowfully bade them goodbye The return from an enjoyable vacat1on found us Sophomores no longer wtth that shy feellng but w1th outstretched arms eager to ard the lncomlng class to keep the rules of the school D111 gently we strove to attaln our goal the Tumor year wh1ch every Freshman and Sophomore eagerly ant1c1pates and wh1ch each Semor Joyfully looks back upon Th1s year l934 35 too had many long remembered red letter days Our Blshop vrslted us on St Raphael s Day and left us a cherlshed hollday rn Decern ber C G H sent a large representatron to the Sodal1ty Conven t on and March brought wlth 1t our Retreat wrth 1ts many bless mgs Then followed our basketball champlonshrp wh1ch we won rn splte of several other strong teams 1n the held Th1s brought our Sophomore year to a close E . . . ., 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . . . u 11 , , . . ., 1 . . .. . . , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 , . . . . , , , . . . 1 - - J- 1 'J - 11 Mfhen September l935 rolled around as luniors we were in pired o go ahead and seek new laurels for C G H S Both in social cnd scholastic standing we luniors diligently worked o fulfill cur cuties for the year Again the students brought honors o C C H S in the form of winning the Tidings Drive To add to our school interest the P T A organ17ed the first Bazaar for which lunior cooperation was l00 That anxiously awaited rctreat weelf in which ve ponder over past present and future arrived lune 4 witnessed the election of cur Student Body offi cers with Betty Ann eclca a president to guide us in our Senior year To show our appreciation of Senior friendship on Iune 5 if gave them a Farewell Dance Commencement drew near and at last we were on the top-we were Seniorsl September l4 l937 marked the beginning of our Senior Year As this was the most memorable year of the four we as Seniors aided the Student Body in securing new honors for our Alma Mater The efforts of two of our Seniors Emily Erramouspe and new glories or C G H S Our second place in the city wide Fire Prevention Contest November l0 brought another coveted cup to our school On March l4 Anita again emerged victorious by winning the Annual Apologetical Contest Aside from these events the arrival of the Senior Rings the Alumnae Prom the May Day Carnival and our last retreat will long hold a place in our memorie Whispering Walls a play given under the auspices of the Senior Class showed the worthy endeavors of the Seniors in the field of dramatics No less worthy of praise was the oocretta lchabod Crane which di played very vividly the talents of our singers To bring our four years to a close the traditional Senior Cla s Color Day ceremonies were enacted C mmencement is upon us and it finds us with orrow in our hearts that we must lcave our fellow classmates but it also finds us filled with grateful affection for our Principal Father lvforan and for the faculty for having made our high school days happy and ruitful IOAN CARROT l Presiaent CI , , ii A ' , . A . A Lv L .... , L . v 1 y . A g E . L . '. , . . . . . of . v . I , . E S . , . , ' e - - . ' I, . A Anita Milward, won for them a trip to Washington, D. C., and A . f A... . . - . , V I . . . . oi L ' i , ' ' ' s ' ' . ' 1 I i l I . 1 .. AETIVITIE5 , , , .f.f.fff9.' . .tw f- ' ' ur' .1 ' ' 1 17 ' . 1 1 rf-11 IVY 4' .t.1 f :I l'I'. tyt' 'rr ifurfg- 1 1 '. 1 1. . ' L - f-111 5 L r' z .Gif ' f T 'illtf if A '. ' ...ii '1 3 ig 1 1 .f?':'1 cz: AlS ' .i'1'1if'f 1i'21 :1 1. 1irj.'1t1V1' ac -11'-' P11 g.1f.'.'l ' fx T.: 11: in ijgtf'-5 .'.' uh 1.. -'fu igfi' 1 ',,' ' M V- 'ICAQH-'.f Dr-ig'151,1 f r ' ff f 'lE'.fk. li f tif' f'l.'I '. ,'-- '12 1 1. wtf- 7 :'J1.1 f I 'T ' :-f'f..1.,' 'fl 'zz' 1 1.. . - ' If-1 ff-1 ' 1' C511 f A-7 t- 1 n .f'1f. f' 'f 1.2 .5 11i'1','1'.fl -vii 'V' A H '.-.' 5 f 51 ' 1' f3rf'1'.'. '.' 1 . 'Qu .- 111' 1' 'f -11:11-1 rvttfg' f 11.1 1 1' 1 -' .77 11 ,U .'... , . .. V. ,, 1. .. 1 . .1 LIIILV ERRAMOUSPE MARY BYR E IRGI' IA LEE A ITA M Lv' ARD E' MARVARET BYR E AIJEL A CIABARRI HARLOTTE CLEME T JTI- HEIVIP LI G VARY EMA ALL IJAI I-IEISER ITMD ARET If CLAY LfABETH TEIEDA IHE PAI L M S A f1naI contrrhuhon of our Senlor Year we grve you The I3aII1urn We hope that 1n Iater years It w1II recaII pIeasant rnernones of schooI days A hearty thanks IS IH order to our Pnn c1paI for h1s cooperatron to Stster our Sentor Adv1sor for her nntlnng efforts and to the staff for thetr IoyaI ana fa1thfuI work Our book hrs year has been tashloned after a new trend 1 IS not an annuaI bu a Senlor CIass Book We hope that It x 1 meet N 1th your apo ovaI EMILY ERRAVOUSPE 37 EdIIC I V Eire!-ln-dhzef Afezstan' Ejizof V L.tUr':r',' A Lttekaryv A Mcnci-tif' A1'.'eAr,'7sxn7 Manager V Ad'.'er'1:f,r,:'!lfj1rA' L A MAJ' Eirrr U IOAIA CARROLL CI-IARLOTTE CERRUTE AffffIE KAVOCEVICH MARGARET O GRADY Thlehcs Snag Phftrirfzz A.urr.r.if- f :::T':'?., A h hFhx? 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' -If ' f ' A f'r'II I nf- A I I' , E!-XMPUS HUMUH5 ITH the close of the school year comes the end of our term as memb rs of CAMPUS RUMORS Staff To us 1t has meant many happy hours spent m fun work and anxlety To you the Student Body We hope 1t has meant a closer umon among your classmates To S1ster We know 1t has meant hours of extra Work and worry and we are truly grateful for her thoughtful cons1d erate help publ1shed We have trled to carry on the Work of our predeces sors and Wlth them have enjoyed the hlghest ratlng of the Natlonal Mlrneograph Exchange ln throwmg the torch to the future staff We beg you to let the l1ght of CAMPUS RUMORS burn brlghtly and cast a Warmth about our Alma Mater We envy the happy hours 1n store for youl ATMA BAUDET 37 Edltor 44 This is the fourth year our mimeographed paper has been TIHUNIANS I-IE name ot Crcero rs known throughout the world but ot TITO the gulet unassum1ng httle man upon whose shoulders tell the task of the secretarral dutles of thls great orator very httle has been sald To the T1ron1ans however the name ot Tlro lS synonymous wrth that ot shorthand of whlch he was the or1g1nator The Trroman Club was founded to ard the commerclal stu dents to acau1re a greater general knowledge ot buslness prac t1ce as well as to provrde soc1al gathenngs for the members Membershrp IH the club IS l1m1ted to those SSHIOTS who rn the1r Senlor year have shown outstand1ng ab1l1ty ln commerc1al subyects Now as the year draws to a close the Tlronlans look back upon therr membershlp wlth tond remembrance and regret that the tune has so sW1ttly fled Iun1ors the T1ron1ans of thrs year leave thetr places to you lt 1S the1r hope that you hnd as great a wealth ot knowledge and enjoyment as they d1d dur1ng the past year GERALDINE BABCOCK 37 Pres1dert 45 n , ' EA 1 it 'Q and f 5 N 9 - 1 . ., It 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 K 9 A IITA MILWARD ROSEMARIE POLLACV MARY AN TONI L SUI!!-ILITY UE IHE BLESSED VIRGIN Sodallty at ll 30 today As the Sodallsts t1le 1n the offlcers are arrangmg the1r notes on the platform the bell r1ngs the prayer IS sold and then An army of youth Flymg the standards ot truth rlngs out A Sodallst rlses and Wlth bowed heads the students ltsten to the mental prayer Dear Chnst I come to you thts day through your Blessed Mother Thus the temporal attalrs of the Sodallty are superseded by the sp1r1tual 1nsp1rat1on The Secretary reads the mlnutes then the varlous announcements are made by the Pretect the dates tor the dlfterent commlttee meettngs partlculars about the speclal act1v1t1es belng carr1ed on at the tlme notlces to the class repre sentatlves then hnally the dlscusslon 1S taken over by one ot the members The Chalrman puts forth the tlrst guestton a t1m1d hand 1S ra1sed 1ts owner speaks other hands go up Here We Ilnd 1nter estlng and ortgmal ldeas be1ng exchanged all ot Wh1ch the leader competently gu1des to the chmax ot the mam po1nt Whtch lS to be reached The dtscusslon 1S closed as the bell r1ngs The Pretect carrtes the meet1ng to ad1ournment all r1se tor the Ange lus The angel ot the Lord then the Sodallsts stream mto the warm sunl1ght Another meetlng has ended What has been accompl1shed7 It love tor Mary has been strengthened by keeptng her as the1r model and 1nsp1rat1on ln the1r prayers the1r act1v1t1es the1r d1S cuss1ons the Sodaltsts have taken a stgnlttcant step toward hves of pur1ty and falth May Qur Blessed Mother ln the Ftnal Meet1ng lead her Sodahsts to the feet ot her DIVING Son ANITA MILWAHD 37 Pretect . . . .- A A It . N Prefeci Vice-Pretec! Secretary I' It . I ,, 1 I I ' I It - H I ' 1 - 1. . . . , 1 ff I - I 1 I - I I I ' - 1 I - tt H - - , 1 . . . , I I - I 1 MARY GALLAGHER DOROTHY GROVES ELMA ETERINO IEA? NE BUTLER FTHIFS ARIOUS sctences have been taught tn the Cathohc Glrls l-hgh School but oddly enough the sclence of ethlcs had not been made a study untll thts year Ethlcs IS an anctent sc1ence 1t can be traced as far back as the thtrd century B C although 1ts 1mportance Was stressed more tn the nlneteenth century lt IS a study ot soctal manners often deflned as a sclence of the moral rectttude ot human acts w1th the flrst pr1nc1ples of natural reason The adopttng of thls sub1ect ln our school was for a def1n1te purpose to egutp the Semors Wlth a correct knowledge of soclal ettquette so that they may enter 1nto any career or soctety Wlth confldence and polse The Semors apprectatlon of the eth1cs teacher Who estab hshed thls study 1n the regular currlculum IS expressed now but thelr gratltude Wlll tncrease and become even more slncere ln the future when the results of th1s study W1ll prove a dec1ded beneflt tn the1r l1ves The graduates ol ntneteen thtrty seven leave the ethlcs class W1th a leehng ct pr1de as 1lS hrst members under the careful 1nstruct1on of therr teacher They heretn express a W1sh that the study of th1s all tmportant subject may contlnue ELM!-X ETERNO 37 Pres1dent 7 I .Y . -J If ' ,xg 1 Vice-Preszdent Secretary v v 1 President Treasurer I .I J . . . . , I l . ., - I . , . . . I , 1 1 ' L I A '1 MARGARET BYRINE P es dent EDITH HEMPFLIN G Secre cry HARLOTTE CERRUTE VICE Presldent MARY EMA ANN BILICK Treasurer Recordlrcz Sec e cry MISS ARTEMISE COUTURIER Couch 44 48 77 G. A. !-X. My ff' I fa fl I TIHLS ATHLETIC ASSUEIATIUV THLETICS play an important part in the lite ot the average girl In them we find the fostering ot loyalty of school spirit of friendship and ot sportsmanship Mental and physical achievement are also the reward tor those who participate in G A A activities Bealizing that a game cannot be won by a divided team the athlete strives tor absolute teamwork However the success of every game not only depends on the team as a unit but also upon the individual player Thus the athlete undergoes many hours of hard practice so that she will be able to act when the occasion presents itself The G A A began the year by inviting every g1rl to partici scholastic games were played and loyally attended by sport enthusiasts Their faithful and unwavering support urged our athletes on to greater achievements Climaxing the year s sports the Annual Field Day was greeted Joyfully by everyone as all sports were played thus assuring complete satisfaction Those girls deserving them were awarded letters cups and sweaters at the Sport Banquet Now our year has come to a close and the G A A Board Joins hands with the two coaches Mrs Kellner and Miss Cou turier and with Margaret Byrne Commissioner of Athletics in thanking all those who have helped in any way to make this year the great success that it has been As we close the record books tor the last time we cannot help but envy you who are still here at school We sincerely hope that your year too will be filled with success and happiness MARGARET BYBNE 37 Commissioner ot Athletics 40 T1 ' Y I I 1 A l pate in the field of competitive sports. Inter-class and inter- K4 at EMILY ERRAMOUSPE ANITA MILWARD 50 , WASHINLTUN UNAUEUHAL TRIP HEN writing our history papers we certainly did not expect to receive any other reward than an extra credit in our classes Perhaps we did indulge in a few rosy dreams just after we handed in our work but we certainly did not expect these dreams to become a reality Our deep astonishment upon hear ing the almost incredible news will then be more understand able Even after the first excitement had worn off we were not a little astounded that the effort which we gave to our paper should receive such a rich reward to cross the country in a luxurious train with congenial companions of our own age to watch deserts plains mountains and rivers unfold before our eyes to see famous cities Chicago and its famous buildings And Washington filled with wonderful sights at every turn parks huge governmental buildings the maiestic White House the winding Potomac the towering Capitol Dome rising above everything else as it dominated the scene the deeply impressive inaugural ceremonies All the years of history and civics we had had paled into insignificance when compared with these three days spent in the very center of our governmental activities However we have something more than the memories of our trip to keep in our hearts the deep realization of the bond of friendship which exists between the faculty of the school and the girls You our Principal our teachers and our classmates reioiced so unselfishly in our honor that a double happiness was brought to us EMILY ERRAMOUSPE 37 ANITA MILWARD 37 D1 sv ' v l ' ' New York with its skyline rising like a painting out of the night. FEATURES . . .L 3 A, 3 rf:,'::'1-1' J, 5. :. '1 Maw? 93' 'T iii-f:1 f ,.:',.C4 ,X L, ,,.,.4. -4 V: Y, 1 f i 1' : 1:'E 'i fri gif: pg I Q- f: :rfgxx 3 1 , 10 '1 2 f-:Z ':r'f1 '-Ifi, 1 f 'f-i x ff fx 'H f'-- . fy ,M-,.--1 -Y ..., HALL UL FAME HELEN COOGAN W1WH8f ot the Gold Medcl g1ven by HIS Excelle cy Most Reverend Arch b1shop Cantwell for prot c1ency ln Apoloaeucs Honorable ment1on Mary Bryne An1ta M1lNard Lenore Ryan Adel1na C1abarr1 Ann B1l1Ck ANITA MILWARD t e .4 NG d df th Apologet1calCon es VlRGlNIA PETROVICH W1nner of the Gold Medal tor scholarshlp 11'1 Med1eval and Modern H1st ry Honorable rnent1on Mary Efnrna Murphy Stella Bar1s1ch LENORE RYAN W1nner ot the Gold Medal grven bv Very Reverend Mor151gnor Conaty for ot1c1ency ID Lat1n Honorable rr1ent1on Cnarlctte Cerrute IOAN CARROLL WIUHSI of the award lor the l3r1ze Poem Honorable ment1on V rg1n1a Lee Ieanne Butler Annabel Gould VlRGlNlA LEE Wnner of the LOVIPQ Cup donated by the Alu 1nae ASsoc1at1o'1 1 r he PTIZG Short Story Honorable 111ent1on Antta M1lward Helen Cooga Charlotte Clement Betty Ann Becka CHARLOTTE CERRUTE W1nner of the Sc1ence Award Honorable 1'1ent1on Helen Cooaan CHARLOTTE MEYER VV1nner of the award trorr1 Stanford Un1ver's1ty or second place 1n the 1 l1a Alpha Cooper Ger an Pr1ze for l937 ANITA MILWARD VV nner of the award r her constant 1111e est 1 pro11ot1na the a1nn and 111terests of Our Ladf fs S dal1ty Honorable menttort Vary Ann Tonne MARY PASOUALONE W1nner ot the Lovmg Cup awarded for the luqnest rate of Speed 1 T,p1r1g ALICE PETRIE W nner of tl'e Lovmg Cup awarded for Accur cf 1n T,1p1nq Honorable mert1on Gertrude Guerrero GERALDINE BABCOCK and GRACE CATE V1 nne s of l4O G ea, Ex e t Speed Medals ALBERTA MUSHlNSKlE W nner of Cert1 cate or pro lC1GCY tn Hor e Econ Clothuaa Honorable 11 ent1 P 1sc1lla Catalano Marg Sapell1 Mary Gertrclde Gallag 1er TUNE NEWNAN Wnner otCert1c te ce c 1 H 19 o S Fo S Honorable t R t weat e to d Ve Tl ce J' Vary A 53 '1 , . . W w A 11 1 A 11 , ' , 1 1 ., 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 1 Wxnner ot h Lovinf Cup a1 r e .or e ,. J t .t . 1 . . . O E pr ,1 . . 1 l 3 1 ' ' , , . 1 '1 11 1 o t1 . ' , n, 1 1 , 1 1 I , 1 . t 1 W lf ' rn :ti . 1 1 fo 1. '1'r.'n 1 '15 . Y 1 A . . . A . o 1 , . F , , .H U A Honorable 1nent1oni Mary LOUISE Ward. 1 1 f 1 a 1 ' 'L 1 r ' - r Ja 'p r c 1 . 1 All 1 I I' ' ' Tl oznics -f f 1 1 'ont r' A 1 ', 1 1 1 1 11 fl a for prc11 1 n y n on Econ 311C e od . 1 vicyev-v7C:v 1 ., A 111 A f r T . 1 M ,M , , ,M DAL-ee-A 111 11 1 ... .bt 11 .1 1 1 , 1 11 1 1O.e11O 1 1 h 11.1 1.,f1.,111SOf1, 4: F PIIUPHLEY MARGARET ARMSTRONG Presrdent ot PTA rn l947 CERALDINE BABCOCK stand1ng on the corner ot Hollywood and Vlne and stoppmg trathc w1th her Ilammg tress s ALMA BAUDET rn a maror newspaper ottrce wearrng out her lungs wrth I want a copy boyl LYDIA BAUR putttng rodrne on mvalrd trees for the government BETTY ANIN BECKA toundrng a home or blonde nurses who cant stand lnternes who 1ns1st upon berng cut ups ANN BILICK deep at work on her masterprece How To Scare Ktd S1sters MARIE BILLITTI foundrng a home for stray cats and dogs KATHLEEN BLATTER parntrng the landscape upsrde down the surrealrsm of 1947 CLEMENTINA BOBADILLA xnventtng a noxseless prano to pract1ce on NADINE BOGGS chemrstry teacher for strugglmg Junrors LORRAINE BOLDT polrcewoman for hoolcy playrng stuaents MARY LOUISE BOWMAN drawmg street car cartoons tor bored passengers ERCELLE BRANNEN lrght opera star on Broadway TERESA BRAUN champron sprrng board drver tthree feetl IEANNE BUTLER runmng a food column to keep people from eatrng too many starches MARGARET BYRNE g1v1ng benefrt performances for the upkeep of The Socrety for Batty Orchestra Leaders VIRGINIA CANNON g1v1ng lnstructrons to strarght halred schoolgrrls on How To Keep Harr Curled rn Ram or Shrne MARIE CAROLAN wrth grey harr lust fnrshrng her latest thrrller Murder on l3th Avenue IOAN CARROLL foundlng a school to keep unemployed typewrrter repatr men workrng by teachmg students to tear machlnes apart PATRICIA CASEY W1DdOW washer 1n the Emprre State Bu1ld1ng GRACE CATE do1ng eccentr1c dancmg CHARLOTTE CERRUTE doublrng for the Brg Bad Wolf 1n the Walt Drsney studlos ADELINA CIABARRI matron rn the Home for the Deaf shushrng all vrsttors so that the patrents can sleep CHARLOTTE CLEMENT posrng for her portrart rn an l8th century gown LENORE CONNOLLY bortng holes rn Jelly doughnuts HELEN COOGAN as a brazen young thrng 1n the follles snapprng candld camera shots of unsuspectrng audrences DOLORES COSTELLO teachmg the kxndergarten ch1ldren therr ABCs ALICE DANHEISER paddlmg her canoe across the PCICIIIC Ocean rn hopes ot reachrng Indra GENEVIEVE DAUM dorng Latrn 1nterpret1ve dances for the benetrt of all glrls who have the courage to complete a four year course FLORENCE DAVIS head of an 1nst1tut1on for preventron of cruelty to students 56 'I I , I . , I , J , I W ' I , . ' ' ' ' e , I ' I ' I I - ' 1 MARY BYRNE, taking babies' hand and toot prints in the maternity ward. HELEN DEAL1 JOICG e WVINIERED DEECAII wg a n sp A MARGUERITE DIARD rn nage wlorld c a p1or1 r ,J e MARIETTA DIEHL st ll trf1nJ to nlent an engmel ss C It r: e MARY DISTASO 11' le t1 5 J tp cnet prg tt ,tt e MARIE EHRING deep n an atte npt to C ange Q acl' p r E 1HER ELDER appean 5 1n a soap ad 11t captl r urde er pcture VVould you too l1!e a COIIIEDIGXIOH l11ce tl MARY EMA Aplorusg tIne und Prusn J t J EMILY ERRAUOIJSPE dung a s n e R Popular E om Pla png Spoons ELMA ETERIIO Nflllflg poetry ITI a mu y JG KATHLEEN ELEMING sI1d1ng do fm barmster BIRDIE EORSTER oespectacled I'1stor,1 teacner 1 J sc ROSEIVIARY POA nodehng oargam oc errent d es MARIAN ERANK QIIIPQ s1ng1ng lessons to 1 en s t ct s e cr' atcd tne r Adam s apple jurnp up and do Nn 'VIARY GERTRUDE GALLAGHER fJr1t1r14 a sequel t a To Malfe B1ager and Better Excuses 1n Engl1sn C C' eat ea work Pay? FRANCES GALAS CIIGSIFIJ buttert1es IIITOIICJ 1 t e1un4le ot A IIC ALICE GIL putt1n5 mppers on lCGbOX6 MARION GLEASON ead ot G1rl Scout C rp ANNABEL GOULL 4 V1l 'J 111 t t1 ns o S r t e fron yelhng DOROTHY GRAHAM talung alarm clocks apart to 1nd out no I New lm enough to rmg Just Nhen slne wants to sleep CONSTANCE GREGUSFI l I a safntaru SICK pe ara Convalescents srck agam PEGGY GREGUSH Pre1n1e e Dansuese ll t e B lero DOROTHY GROVES sell 4 1 eooxes n Alaska GERTRUDE CUERR RO r ea 1na st1Its to sl o peop MARGUERITE GUHS secrc 11ra 'or the ISSIPJ I1 lc FRANCES GUYMON rnalana ner debut at t1e Me cpcutcn fl do Butterfly ROSA HATAKT YAMA leader ot Benn L r1 s Or RUTH HEARNI orernrq 1 to te a a un1orn1 EDITH HEMPELING provma to tl e NO ld e wpotl t t pe late r school IIVG t1 1 es Ne 4 LORRAINE HENRY tng C ngr a o ay o c t er a ma t LILLIAN HIESTAND p 1 ma mte de IVIADELINE I-IOLLA VAY lung a cr c u ec I o Place IU t e Ho DOROTHY I-IOL ER t g e ldre D I937 tr1urrp L d R131 a 1-Io d I, 1 ' 5 acner, ' 1,,,, ' T I ,. 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'Ie Re'P 1r I o' ' MILDRED HUMPHREY inventing a new eye lash curler MARY IVERS a white Russ1an spy in some vague European war RUTH IENNISON running an escort club to get blind dates for yearning school gir s GENEVIEVE IORDAN inventlng a reflector from South America to bring back Californias much talked about climate KUNIKO KANAMORI teaching CG H Freshman nine court basketball MILDRED KEATING setting out on a scientifc expedition to look for broken down worms MARY KENYON playing in musical comedies with Nelson Eddy LaVERNE KEOGH as a subject of the Writeup in Physical Culture All Red Heads Aren t Bad Tempered DOROTHEA KILBOURN drawing comic strip Sally the Senior MITSUKO KINOSHITA knitting Jackets for the babies of her orphanage STELLA KISE toundress of Single Ladies Society ELIZABETH KNOSTMAN still catching up on her English homework ANNIE KOVACEVICH operating a special school for budding biologists to keep them from getting buggy MARIE LABAQUI demonstrating the Labaqul Eyelash Grower BEATRICE LANCASTER inventing a radio so that tlred school girls can listen to it and still successfully get their homework done VIRGINIA LEE succeeding in reaching a Utopia where only women exist DELFINA LUGO introducing to the public on Broadway her wlndow wipers tor eyeglasses GRACE MACK head of a debating college RITA MAGNERA wondering why rain always comes down and never goes up LAURA MARCHETTI living on a desert island eating popcorn and writing to Eva CATHERINE MARREN poised on a soap box and thundering Down with homeworkl DOROTHY MARSHALL wearing a fringed skirt and becoming a Texas ranger HELEN MAUTZ writing a book on Ten Easy Lessons on How to Get to School on Time and Alibies if You Are Late EVA MICHAELS flying around the country ln a T W A soothing the passen gers nerves with her ceaseless chatter MARY IOAN MILLER a screnarist for Harlow s torrid sequences ANITA MILWARD rolling a baby buggy down the street followed by her other s1x children who are constantly rattling off poetry MARY MONCRIEF still telling those terrible lokes for the amusement in the Old Peoples Home BETTE MONTGOMERY acting as Freshman hostess in September at CGH MOLLY MORAN owner ot an animal cracker farm FRANCES MUSANTE playing the Xylophone in the Ph1lharrnon1c Orchestra MARY MCCARTHY running amateur contest for aspiring singers MARGARET MCCLAY looking tor all the buffalo head nickels to see if she can gather a herd together ELLEN MCELROY raging at her first graders who ask her 1f theres a Santa Claus KATHRYN MCFADDEN a second Mrs Meany at the Los Angeles Orphanage BLANCHE MCNAMARA model at Robinsons , ' . 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I - I . i .. . , . , cc 58 , ELIZABETH NIEDBAL teachmg her goldtt h how to waltz so that she can enter them 1n the ctrcus MARGARET O GRADY otI1c1al ball Chaser at Wrtgley Fteld MARGARET O MARA lnventlng a spectal throat gargle tor ttred votces MARY IO O ROURKE mventor ot bottomless lunchbags FRANCES PAPATOLA I1v1ng on the Rocky Mountalns to try and count all the rocks they contatn MARY PASQUALONE counttng the leaves on a frutt tree and then watchtng to see rf they turn mto trult ANNIE PERICH herome ot Annte of the Alps ALICE PETRIE trymg to keep snow from meltmg on the Sahara Desert by tnstalhng underground retrxgerators ROSEMARIE POLLOCK recetvlng threats from poltttcal bosses because of her newspaper column The Daxly Pan VIOLA POPA tratner at Gay s Lton Farm RUTH POWERS wtnnlng the Wmter Olymptcs at St Mor1tz tor her skatmg CATHERINE RAEFERTY Shakesperean actress HELEN REICHERT takmg a course of nurstng tn a cat and dog hospltal LEONTINE RICHARDSON tellmg what she d1d wlth all the money she won the Old Gold Contest BETTY RORK coasttng around the world htghways on her b1cycle MARY LOUISE ROSE collecttng ha1rp1ns so that she ll have a lot ot luck LENORE RYAN gettmg the Ladles Ald to organrze a campatgn for ransommg pagan babtes MARY RYAN makmg crooked dough 1n a pretzel factory MARTHA SAENZ tnventmg candy penc1ls and erasers FRANCES SCHERER ra1s1ng hyaclnths on top of a flag pole IEAN SCULLY wr1t1ng a book on How I Conquered the TypeWr1ter MARY ELIZABETH SHANKS proud owner of a ch1cken ranch tn Montana EILEEN SI-IANLEY makmg up books of phystcs questtons for weary students ANTOINETTE SILVER author ot How to Take the Wrmkles Out of Prunes GRACE SOUILLACE trymg to collect money for a swtmmtng pool at C G H BETTY STACK returnmg to her Alma Mater to provlde the hero element tn future sentor plays LOLA STAPLES snake charmer for Al G Barnes REGINA STEPHENSON playtng Eva 1n Topsy and Eva RITA STEPHENSON playtng Topsy rn Topsy and Eva MARY LEE STRICKFADEN edttor of Ftreslde and Home PATRICIA SULLIVAN poslng for tooth paste ads ELIZABETH TEIEDA runnlng an agency 1n competttton wtth Ted Peckman PEARL TOMICICH startmg fads such as peanut pushtng to waste peoples ttme away MARY ANNE TONNE wrtttng a book on Btgger and Better Iokes and How to Make People Laugh at Them DOROTHY TOPEK flymg around the world tn two days by a parachute ROSE TYLER propnetor ot Ye Olde Hatte Shoppe on Hollywood Blvd MARTHA UYESATO tnventmg an all around stlencer for celery radtshes and peanut brtttle MARY LOUISE WARD wrtttng a book on My Debut As a Tap Dancer at C G H MARGARET MARY WELING deslgnxng cottfeurs 1n an excluslve beauty salon ANNA MAE ZERBY MAP ANNA ZERBYI I teachmg tap dancmg at Fanchon and Marco 4513 , s , . , . , . , . , , , . , , , . , . , . , N - , tn , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , , ., , . , . 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