Mayfield High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1947 volume:

1947 T H E c R o s s R o A D s Published by the Senior Class of Mayfield School The Crossroads i 4 l s i P O Tun cnosslumn VOLUME 1 JUNE, 1947 V NUMBER 1 T118 Cl'0SSl'0ilCIS Siilff, Dfxayfielfl School Editor-ANN FITZGERALD '47 fissistant Editor-JOAN HERBOLD '47 Business lxlanager-JACQUELYN BROWN '47 Literary Editor-JACQUELINE STETTLER '47 Photography Editor-BARBARA ICKES '47 Assistant-JACQUELINE JELLEY '47 Assistant-SALLY SWEARINGEN '47 Copy Editor-MARYANNE FRAUENHEIM '47 4 Staff Zllembers I JOAN REGAN '47 MARY JANE HUGHES '47 GWENDOLYN MUNGER '48 MARY PAT MEYERS '48 BEATRICE MILLER '48 MARILYN REGAN '48 DOROTHY MCNEILL '49 MARILYN DONAHOO '49 ELEANOR HALL '50 lk '11 + SML A A PgT 1947 - The Crossroads l 1 It is with loving loyalty that Mayfield expresses its gratitude to l-lis Excellency, Bishop Joseph T. for the welfare of our school and whose interest in all our activities is a source of inspiration McGucken, whose solicitude to every Mayfield student. Page Three The Crossroads 9 1947 MOTH ER CORN ELIA CONNELLY I 809-1879 Pencil Sketch by B. Miller, '48 Dedication We lovingly dedicate the 1947 Crossroads to the Mayfield Alumnae who have exemplified in their lives the motto of Mother Cornelia Connelly, Actions not Words. Page Four 1947 The Crossroads ii V. Y- ,,---, Alr s- . V'-' 'lfisrff :rss-5,3 - - ,145 4 f- J ig'- S Q, -i::::5i 5 fdpusy- QQ. . :pf-3L:K'iQmQ'K?3r1 L Ulm -- ,, : 'I - HAT: IA' ,:i,,3.2,,Jg1 53 3 mo 'I .s... ie.. 1 4... ,..r,.,.,,o.f. ,, III .mn . 1 O -5.5 'ivy -' q JQV- - Q-fx' ,nfl N. I I.- Afe -13-, v- . 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A Iithe tree at our crossroads stands with green and gracious leaves In which the wind with gentle hands her soft direction weaves. And here we meet-and here we part, for each must go her way, And disregard the mourning heart, the heart thot begs to stay. -Patricia Duff, '45 Page Five 4'Ede, rx ffTYz c1'g3Xd , fgcie, firm' fgnfinm 1934 .C'1c31'x-psngna, resuennwlbfffs 5-dvgfi fDcii5cSde,nf3 f955 5'4'1 J fide N. 4. 3Q:bAuTy 1.z,4 cms: PRESMDENT' 1. yomuey BALL 1,9-,,4. BAQKETQALL 1,zA BRQWN SEM-4,54 Avmfnc, A3QQClAY10N f.2,+ Pxecmoamv 4, 5nc.au:rmz72. DPSQNQ PLA7, ZQ4. cuss Pnxy 2. GABA C,x.m5 w1,-zum. DANCE Commwvsstn 2.,.1,c , F?zes:a C,w.oo5 2,4 GRQSSROADS arm: ff. - ' Joan Hem-1i2o!' d4 z.d6y1. A Ayfiuzirzfnm 4945 -4947. fda, M, 54' jgyphury 2,34 amass TREADURER 55,4 Gasen. OTAVF - SQPQRYQ JESMTQR 16. GAFPA Quviib 254 CROSSROADS SYAFF 5, Asst. Emqfon 4, Vomfy Emu. zgiz. Wana TEAM .5,4, ATm.s.Tsc. A-zaacsommom z,5,4, Yuma PREQNDENT 5, DRAMA GLLJP5 5, 'PRemQEr1T4. 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To the Second Seniors: The blessed relief that comes after passing through the suffering stage. g' And do hereby bequeath to our successors, the class of one thousand nine hundred and forty- eight, all good fortune, good counsel and a good year. . Jackie Brown-does will her place in the wings to Inez. Ann Fitz-leaves her overstuffed pockets to Bea. Maryanne--her stage fright to Marilyn. Herby-leaves her safety record to Mary Pat. Mary Jane-wills her membership in the Polar Bear Club to Gwen. Barbara-leaves her art portfolio to Erdine. Jackie Jelley--does will her deadline jitters to Carol. Joan Regan--her place in the Preview Line to Paula. Jackie Stetler--wills her athletic ability to Nancy. Sally-leaves her spectacular baskets to Diane. To Jo we do will a pair of French heels. Page Eleven The Crossroads? 1947 S I S Mr L T Y E R c S H I L F D J T E H s E U S Top row, left to right: Mother Mary Urban, Mother Mary Eustace, Reverend Mother Mary Francis, Mother Mary Febronia, Mother Mary Bertrand. Bottom row, left to right: Mother Mary Kenneth, Ma?her Mary Aquinas, Mother Maria Francesca, Mother Mary Wilfrid, Mother Rose of Lima, Mother Mary Aloysia, Sister Sebastian, Sister Veronica. Page Twelve 1947 The Crossroads 5? . 4 ,J jf F A , r i f C U L T Y M E M B E R S Standing, left to right: Mrs, Grace Jensen, Dr. Raymond Hill, Mlle. Christiane d'EIloy. Sitting, left to right: Mrs. Paul Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mrs. Victor Dial, Absent: Dr. Kurt Baer, Miss Mary MacElroy, Mrs. Mary Barnes, Mrs. Grace Baker Shanklin, Mrs. M, Rossi, Mrs. Werndorff, PQ Tht The Crossroads 1941 DEEDS and DITTIES Jacquelyn Brown- Actions-Curtain puller-stage fright. Words- But, Mother-- ' Ann FitzGerald- Actions-Bells and whistles. ' Words- l'd love to but you know the position l'm in. Maryanne Frauenheim- Actions-Songs-cheers--war dance. Words- -'to have my mother love thee and to have a cow'. Joan Herbold- J Actions-Knitting-driving-pipes. Words- Yes, Auntie will give me the car. Mary Jane Hughes- Actions-F. B. I. ' Words- Where is Mother, Mother? Barbara lckes- Actions-Capo roll call, dance decorations. Worcls-- Summertime Jacqueline Jelley- Actions-Cloak room guardian. Words- Mother, WHEN is the next Crier coming out? Joan Regan- - Actions-Palm Springs sprees. J Words- Maybe just a little more oil here and there. Jacqueline Stetler- Actions-Dropping-spilling-making speeches. Words- l meant to do it but I just fell asleep. Sally Sweoringen- V Actions-Boots-saddles-Ray. Words- Horses DO have intelligencel PgF 'I947 The Crossroads I DIFFERENT AND DIFFICULT Standing, left to right: J, Herbold, J. Regan, Mother Mory Wilfrid J Jelley, B. Ickes. Sitting, left to right: M. A, Frouenheim, J. Stetler, J. Brown, A. Fit2GercJld. Kneeling, left to right: S. Sweoringen, M. J. Hughes. X Pg Fff The Crossroads 1947 s i l i. ,.. Y ,.. MUSICAL MEDLEY Top row, left to right: B. Miller, Motlfier Mary Wilfrid, M. P. Meyers. A' Second row, left to right: G. Munger, E. Musselmon, l. Berger, C. Roberts, P. Hill. Third row, left to right: J. Sweoringen, M. Regan, N. Downey. Absent: D. Windsor. Page Sixteen I947f f The Crossroads l FORWARD wl'rH '49! ' Top row, left to right: A. Crehan, L. Leddy, D. McNeil, P. Kuntz, C. Downey, E. Morris, C. Randall. Bottom row, left to right: B. Scherrer, A. Alexander, M. Donahoo, Mother Mary Eustace, P. Foley, M. Whalen, J. O'Hagan, B. Stewart. . Page Sevente The Crossroads. 1941 Page Eighteen NEW BUT NICE! Standing, left to right: L. Hampton, E. Hall, M. A. Turner, C. Romer, Mother Mary Kenneth, M. C. Shane, P. Fitzpatrick, M. Grogan, M. Williams. Kneeling, left to right: M. Ubil, B. Blanchard, M. Boyes, R. A. Frauenheim, G. Kresser, S. Strople, P. A. Ryan. Sitting, left to right: J. Lodes, P. Goess, M. Lynch, M. Sullivan, D. Jelley, M. A. Bullock, J. Whalen. 1947 The Crossroads AYHIEL CRHER June,I957 ALUMNAE NEWS Volume I Number 1 The beloved Tujunga philanthropist, it has been recently announced, is making plans for the construction of a smooth speed-way running from Tujunga to Euclid Avenue in Pasadena. Miss Swear- ingen is noted as being one of Southern California's leading horsewomen and the author of the popular book, How to Grow Tall or Be Short and Like lt. Joan Regan, whose golden suntan often provoked sighs of envy from her classmates, last week announced the gala opening of her swank Palm Springs Resort, The Lone Cactus. Mayfield conveys best wishes to Joan, and promises loyal patronage! . Circulation' of the New York Times has been doubled, it is reported, with the ap- pearance of a sensational, new daily column whose editor is one of long experience in the field of journalism. ln her widely read column entitled Clean lt Nowl , Jackie Jelley offers helpful and timely advice to bewildered souls on the art of systematiz- ing anything from untidy cupboards to dis- ordered lives. ' Abandoning her reform to abolish movies in America, Jacqueline Stetler has recently organized a glee club exclusively for altos. This is a unique group and it may be safely said that the results are astounding. Mary Jane Hughes, winner of the i957 Pulitzer Prize, today boarded a plane for Italy. Attractively attired in a brown checked skirt with matching blazer and short cropped hair, Miss Hughes told re- porters she would gather material for her newest book, An Anthology of Latin Poetry. Sports fans who eagerly awaited results of the Women's National Open golf tourna- ment last week, learned that the winner of the coveted award was none other than Maryanne Frauenheim, Topping a ten- year record, Maryanne attributes her skill to constant practice with her equally famous husband, a noted criminal lawyer. Mother Mary Jacquelyn Brown, foun- dress of the Sisters of Good Council, spoke to us Wednesday concerning the work of her newly established order-that of pre- paring young girls for the business world. A colorful figure, Ann Fi, has risen rapidly to artistic fame as Ballerina in the Ballet Russe. Resuming its extensive tours for the first time since the war, the Com- pany will leave for a month's engagement in England sometime next week. Returning to Pasadena after a two-year absence, Barbara lckes, star of the musical hit, Summertime, will visit classmates and friends during her brief stay. Conclud- ing a forty-week run on Broadway, Barbara will attend the Alumnae Tea to be held in Mayfield's Patio next week, and as ex- President, will sing on the CAPA Club pro- gram as guest-artist. Completing a series of lectures entitled Avoiding Traffic Accidents, Joan Her- bold recently arrived in New York to attend the showing of her Spring Fashion Designs. Joan's interests and accomplishments are varied. I ' Page Nineteen The Crossroads 1947 PATIO Starlight-Ring Ceremonies, Firelight-Class Night Sunlight-Cheer Rallies-Moonlight, Dance Nights PQT Tv 1947 T he Crossroads .X 4 19 iiewawwwl .ff M 2 1 1 A Q stil mi ww-sw-new - of the students, by the students, for the school. Top row, left to right: M. Donahoo, Second Senior Class Presidentg J. Brown, Fourth Senior Class Presidentg A. Fitz- Gerald, Student Body Presidentg J. Jelley, Sodality Prefectg M. Boyes, First Senior Class Presi- dent. Bottom row, left to right: P. Foley, Second Senior Class Rep- resentativeg B. Miller, Third Senior Class Presidentg J. Stet- ler, Fourth Senior Class Repre- sentativeg M. P. Myers, Third Senior Class Representativeg R. A. Frauenheim, First Senior Class Representative. Page Twenty-One The Crossroads 'I947 CROSSROADS STAFF I f - .,., , . ' r J 7 1 55 KW 527152 - E555 U Q J wav .. u' .s.:. uf ', 145431-gggi' 11:2-2:::,s:.:, , V 1' izzwwf nw' ' A U f , I I H ' ' Left to right: A. FitzGerald, Editor, J. Herbold, S. Swearingen, J. Stetler, M. P. Frauenheim, M. J. Hughes, B. Ickes, J. Jelley, J. Brown, J. Regan, M. Grogan, A. Crehan, M. P. Meyers, R. A. Frauen- heim, D. McNeil, G. Munger. Page Twenty-Two 1947 The Crossroads Y' i 1 C S R T I A E J F R F I V . I .. . ., . . i IT'S ALMOST OUT! Sitting, left to right: M. P. Myers, J. Stetler, Assistant Editorg J. Jelley, Editorg Mother Mary Wilfrid, A. FitzGerold, B. Scherrer. Standing, left to right: J. Brown, Business Mcnogerg G. Munger. Li-,,., . ,. -f Page Twenty-Three Medolists ond Stars Top row, left to right: M. Donahoo, A. FitzGerald M. P. Meyers, B. Miller. Second row left to ri ht: M. A. Bullock J. Stetler 1 9 , 1 L. Hampton, B. Blanchard, C. Downey, L. Leddy, R. A. Frauenheim. Third row, left to right: J. Brown, C. Romer M Boyes, M. Sullivan, A. Crehan, P. Goess, M. Strople. Absent: M. Grogan. Pg T WF -1947 Our Lady's Specials Tcp row, left to right: I. Berger, N. Downey, J. Brown, J. l-lerbold, J. Regan, A. FitzGeralcl, G. Munger, B. lclces. Bottom row, left to right: M. P. Meyers, M. J. Hughes, J. Jelley-Sodallty Prefect, Mother Mary Wilfrid, J. Steller, M. A. Frauenheirn, M. Regan. The Crossroads- FRIEND HANNAH CURTAIN CALL Left to right: P, Fitzpatrick, N. Downey, M. Regan, A. FitzGerald, J. Regan, M. A. Frauenheim, J. Jelley, G. Munger, J. Stetler, L. Hampton, M. C. Shane. Harmony Personified Top row: M. A. Frauenhelrn. Second row, left to right: E. Hall, C. Romer, D. McNeil, J. Herbold, C. Downey, J Regan, J. O'Hagan, N. Downey, M. Sullivan l. Berger, B. lckes, President, M. Boyes, P Hill, L. Hampton, M. Grogan. Third row, left to right: P. Goess, M. Ubil B. Scherrer, M. Regan, A. FitzGerald, J. Stet- ler, B. Miller, M. A. Bullock, G. Kresser, P Foley, R. A, Frauenheim, M. P. Meyers, S Bockelman, S. Strople, D. Jelley, A. Alexander Pianist-A. Crehan. Director-Mother Mary Eustace, S.H.C.J 1 Page Twenty-Six . 1 fy ,K . A S' ' Q ' ' . am 9 'W , Q 7 4 'Y , Q s k Y Q ' K. t,:4s , is' , .sg A Volleyball Growing Pains Top row, left to right: M. Ubil, L. Hampton, M. Donahoo, E. Morris, L. Leddy, M. Boyes, B. Scherrer, P. Fitzpatrick, C. Roberts. Bottom row, left to right: S. Swearingen, D. Jelley, R. A. Frauenheim, J. Stetler, J. Brown, Captain, G. Kresser, M. Sullivan, S. Strople. The Crossroads Lift Those Lazy Feet! Kneeling: C. Downey, Captain. Standing, left to right: M. A. Frauenheim, J. Jelley, J. Herbold, P. Kuntz, l. Berger, G. Munger, N. Downey, A. FitzGerald, P. Foley. B Volleyball Eager and Earnest Kneeling: S. Swearingen, Captain. Standing, left to right: D. Jelley, B. Scherrer, M. Boyes, C. Romer, M. Donahoo, I. Berger, L. Hampton, M. Sullivan, J. Stetler, J. O't-lagan, P. Fitzpatrick, R. A. Frauenheim. Page Twenty-Eight l 9 4 7 Heads Up, Heels Down! President . . . Sally Swearingen, '47 Vice-President . . Eileen Morris, '49 M. Williams, G. Kresser, K. Randall, S. Swearingen, M. Boyes E. Mussellman, D. Williams, J. Swearingen, E. Morris, J. Smith Miss Rosalind Johnson. Absent-L. Leddy, B. Stewart, M. L Taggart, N. Guiglia. A 1 1947 B A 5 K E T B A ., L L l MAYFIELD'S UNDEFEATED The Crossroads V A R S ' L si g we 211 Flintridge 40-15 Westridge 44-15 Westlake 29-3 Anoakia 27-18 Immaculate Heart 17-16 St. Mary's 26-12 P. Foley, Captain. - Left to right: N. Downey, J. Jelley, P. Kuntz, J. Brown, C. Downey, E. Morris, G. Munger. 2 T Y Page Twe ty Nlne FOURTH JUNIORS Twenty Strong Top row, left to right: L. McNeil, G. Nibley, E. Kerzmon, A. Dougherty, K. Downey, D. Bidwell N. Guiglici. Second row, left to right: P. Coughlin, F. Rustoi M. Anderson, Mother Mary Aloysici, L, Gerry, M. L. Toggcirt, R. Moloney. Third row, left to right: S. Miller, M. Muerer T. Weber, D. Sinclair. Absent: S, Hotchkiss, T. Crilly, S. Twohey. I Quality Street of Gracemere Top row, left to right: M.Croig, Mother Mory Febronio, M. Johnson, B. Kcisseboum. Bottom row, left to right: P. Gorman, M. P. Twohey, J. Bolinger, A. McNiff. THIRD JUNIORS 1947 1947 The Crossroads l l l lmsm..-.1-.... .W , - - W.-W . L . I Gracemere s Proudest Top row, left to right: B. Campbell, D. Jarrett, D. Williams, D, Wilcox, J. Smith, C. Johansing, G. Garland, P. Moffat. Second row, left to right: M. J. Ware, K. Johnson, S. Stone, G. Brower, A. Gorman, L. Henry, L. Wright, S. Helgo, M, Buckingham C. Martin. Page Thirty-One rain! :mr tiff' to gigAt:la Sullivan, B. Tarver, P. Simpson, B, Durst, Mother Mary Bertrand, D. Haley, B. Bittner, L. McKeIvey. Duff. sen: . ner, . . u. The Crossroads Page Thirfy-Two Standingfleft toright: Mickey Pike, Virginia Sutherland, Patsy Jo Be I , G 'I S 'th J Ann Douglas, Linda Williams. ae ai mi , oan Olson, Lorlelaye Rossi, Hilary Walshe, Second Row: Susan McNiff, Sheila McNiff, Judy Ford, Barbara Olson, Mother Rose of Lima, Michaela Henry, Mary Lynette Berger, Mary Bonner, Janice Jarrett. Third Row: Billy Deak, Nino Trapani, Andrew Haley, Gerry Garrett, Rudy Baron, Chapin Burns, David Williams, Billy Hough. Absent: Nan Temple Robinson. I947 I947 PRE-SCHOOL AND FIRST GRADE Mother Mary Urban's angels Top row: Mother Mary Urban. Second row, left to right: R. Campbell, J. Kuhl, M, Van Lahr, M. A. Ware, N. Penoyer, L. Jarrett, M. Johansing, J. Cranston, G. Burns, B. Coughlin. Third row, left to right: M. Carroll, D. Grange, C. Weedon, A. Trapani, E. Bonner, P. Johansing, G. Barker, D. Johansing, P. Huston, P. Spring. Fourth row, left to right: P. Carroll, P. Ziemann, C. Strub, S. Field, M. Garrett, G. Boettingen, F. Ford. SECOND GRADE Cottage Coterie Standing, left to right: C. Stewart, R. Baer, B. Price, B. Carroll, M. Zorn, Mother Maria Francesca, M. Lange, M. Valentine, M. Haselden, G. L. Thorndike. Kneeling, left to right: J. Ziemann, P. MCNIH, C. Tuthill, J. Gorman, M. Kauth, M. K. Pike, K. Lynch. Absent: S. Slack. Piifiu Thirty Three 1947 The Crossroads Centenary Mass -- October 12, 'I946 1946 1947 The Crossroads CROSSROADS DIARY AS KEPT BY THE SENIORS September l2-Beaches deserted--patio reclaimed. September l8--Centenary Movies made with all-star Mayfield cast. September 25-Mass of the Holy Ghost-Installation of Student Council. October October October October October October October Octobe r October October October Octobe r 8-Carol Romer-Vice-President of Junior Red Cross Chapter Council. ll-Centenary Broadcast on KWKW-Dr. Baer. I2-Centenary Mass! l3-Centenary Benediction, Auxiliary Tea and Reception. 14--Covelle Newcomb on How and what to write. I5--Centenary at-home --Movies, Games. l7-Flintridge Game-A's on top, B's submerged. 24--Anoakia Games away-90 degrees of heat and enthusiasm. 25-Reverend Mother Provincial arrives. 29-Marlborough Games here-Heat and defeat. 30-Westridge Games away-Again we lose. 31-Reverend Mother Provincial's Concert-- The Chosen Arrow. November l--Sodality Forum-at Loyola-J. Stetler speaks. November November November November November November November November November November November November Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe Decembe I947 January 3-Mission Sunday-The price of a blow-out. 4-Forest Lawn trip-lV Seniors and Rev. Mth. M. Gertrude. 6--Gymn Exhibit for Rev. Mother Provincial. 7-Immaculate Heart Games away-2 defeats. 20-Music Appreciation-From Vienna!!! 22-Quarterly Exams--Do we HAVE to have them? 23--Pet Show4wrshed out and postponed. 25, 26-Quarterlies. 26- Pet Show with sun obliging. 27-Thanksgiving Holidays Begin. 30-Feast of St. Andrew--Monsignor Plays Host to Mayfield. r 4-Ring ceremony! Memories . . . will linger. CRIER on the local newsstands. r 8-First Holy Communion E. de M. Reception--Dinner with Father Roche. Olives! Angelic entertainment. r lO-Marymount Game. We win! r ll-Mrs. Q. departs for God's country. r 13-Volleyball Playday at Marlborough. A's victorious! r l9--Christmas Play-Junior Stars. r 20-Holidays! CAPA carols for the sick. r 26--Candy Cane Ball-Candlelight and melody. r 28-Alumnae Tea and Elections . . . Reunion. l3--Mrs. Campbell on the courts. . . l6-Flintridge Playday-Victories--St. Matthias, Villa Cabrini. -wide January I7-Inter-class Basketball . Rabbits, Super-Mites, 49ers and the POOR FlSH. January Zl--Dickie Burns Sings . . . Love went a-riding. January 22-Duelling with Duel in the Sun -Jackie girds for combat. January 24-lnter-class Games . . . More fun than feuds. January 26-Miss Robertson becomes Mrs. Dial. January 28-30-Mid-Year Exams. ' ' February 5-Luigi Anselmo Concert ...V February 9--Cupid Dance. . . Hearts and flowers and flutters. February l2-Lincoln's Birthday . . . Holiday. February l2-Confirmation . . . Bishop Manning presides. February l6-Friend Hannah dress rehearsal . . . NOTHING happened. February l7-l8-Friend Hannah ! ! !Curtain calls. J Febuarry I8-Larry Senger's Violin Concert. . . February 23-Music Recital . . . Embryonic virtuosos. February 25--Flintridge Opens the Basketball Season-Victory. March 3-Anoakia Games-Spoils divided. March March March March March March March Ma rch March March March March 4-Mayfield Oratorical Contest-Andree's Locksmith's Forge. 5--Graduation Dresses-Five against five! 6-CRIER out again. 7-Immaculate Heart Game-Close shave, l7-l6! 9-Oratorical Contest-Loyola-Andree carries the brown and white. lO-Westridge Games-Still unconquered. I4-Big Bear week-end . . . Busy Guardian Angels! Richard and John l7-Holiday-weekenders return SAFELY. . l9--Mayfield welcomes its Bishop home-Concert at three. 21-Journalists trek to THE TIDINGS. 2l-Playday at Ramona-Season closes UNDEFEATED. 23-Oratorical Contest Finals-The Judges versus J. J. March 26, 27, 28-Quarterly Exams--More misery! March 30-Frshion Show Preliminary-Fuss and feathers. March Bl-Retreat-Father Roche shows us the elbow method. April! 2--Easter Holidays begin with reports. April 9-School re-opens-lV Seniors trip to Mt. St. Mary's. April lO-Poets Acclaimed! Mary Hughes and Marilyn Regan in National Anthology of High School Poetry. April 12-Blossom Ball-No profit. ' April l5-Mayfield acclaims Carol Romer-National Delegate to Red Cross Convention in Cleveland. April l8-Mother Foundress' Dayl-Prefect's Feast. April 26-Auxiliary Fashion Tea. May l5-Senior Week-end Prolonged . . . Time? Place? May 22-Student Council Elections. . . May 23-Reverend Mother's Feast. Crowning of Our Lady. June 3-Prize Day-Juniors and Elementaries. ' June--A. A. Banquet--Macaroni again. Class Night-Tears in candlelight. Crossroads-By the Grace of God we afforded it. Graduation--ls it possible? Page Thirty-Five l E .CH IDTSQS Established l 869 Importers of Antique and Modern English Silver, Sheffield Plate, Antique and Modern English Glass and China 570 East Colorado Street n Francisco Los Ange 7l2 Fifth Avenue, New York Page SPORTLANDS Green ' coMPLuMENTs II-II II N IE S GROCERY COMPANY I ot . Ooklond 4 Posodeno ond AvoIon's Outstanding Food ond Beveroge Stores T E N-N I S PASADENA ! 780 East Colorado Street B A D M I N T O N AVALON A R C H E R Y Santa Catalina Island B E S T W I S H E S from E L G l N ' YOUNG MEN ond BOYS GIRLS ond INFANTS 473 'East Colorado Street 30 North Los Robles Q For Cotton Dresses and Spalding Saddles . Q. EFRLEQUIR WILLIAM W. TAYLOR QJR. C0 Q Pasadena Makers of Fine l QQIZLOOI 78 'fy V BEST WISHES TO THE C L A S S O F ' 4 7 555 South Flower Street, Los Angeles from THE 'F0'RTY-NlNERS ' P Th Eh ERicKsoN cf QUINN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 53I East CoIorado Sy 3-7I26 COMPLIMENTS of IIIIIIIIIS COLORADO AT MADISON PASADENA PARKER TYPEWRITER CO. Complete Office Equipment I SYcamore 3-0595 I56 East Colorado Street Pasadena I, California RICI-VS THE BETTER ..... IN USED FURNITURE DRAPES C1 ANTIQUES W SYcamore 6-7232 ixIJUm9ff ?LiIX'I5?f?nxDDEs I 888-890 East California Street, Pasadena, California I . gTI'1f DRESSES FOR THE LARGER WOMAN REGULAR and HALF SIZ-ES THE LlllllllL S DIP Florence Gresham 5l So. Madison Ave. Telephone SYCOmOre 5-6060 Pasadena l, Calif. BOYKO JEWEL SHOP Authorized Dealer CONSTANCE HOTEL Hamilton - Elgin Watches . All Makes Repaired - Diamond Setting D I N I N G Rogers and Community Silverware , R O 0 M 27 South Garfield SYcamore 6-7335 ' C a t e r i n g t o 'Juliette Candy Company Banquets VERY4 FINE CANDIES Telephone L 561 E. Green Street 940 East Colorado Pasadena SYcamore 6-1446 - Pasadena l, California Forty fBest Wishes . ww The Graduating Class Pacific Cracker C0 Phone Sy. 3-4161 l Member F. T. D. Association WHITFORDS-FLORISTS, INC. 343 East Colorado Street Pasadena 1, California Say It With Flowers JOHN'S BICYCLE SHOP Since 1909 We Sell the Best and Repair the Rest ALL MAKES BOUGHT-SOLD AND EXCHANGED Parts and Supplies SYcamore 2-4767 SCHWINN BUILT BICYCLES WITH LIFETIME GUARANTEE COLSON WHEEL GOODS - COLUMBIA BICYCLES Fully Guaranteed - Free Estimates - Reasonable Prices COMPLETE TENNIS and BADMINTON DEPARTMENTS 42 NORTH FAIR OAKS AVENUE, PASADENA CALTECH PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Called For and Delivered 882 East California Street, Pasadena SYcamore 2-2101 COMPILIMENTS of BAUGHMAN PRINTING CO. SYcamore 3-0753 98 North Fair Oaks Avenue Pasadena 1, California l CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! NASH'S has a warm spot in its heart for graduates and is mighty proud of them, tool We hope we'll go on seeing you all through the bright years ahead-whether you're seeking campus clothes, career clothes, or clothes for your trousseau-or even if you're just browsing around seeing what's new! Sycamore 6-5311 'Since 1889 Page Forty-Two V R O M A N ' S BOOKS - STATIONERY 496 EAST COLORADO STREET 0 DESKS - OFFICE FURNITURE 1271 EAST COLORADO STREET o SYcamore 3-1171 COMPLETE SPORTING GOODS ' CHAMBERLAIN ATHLETIC CO. 27 South El Molino Avenue SYcomore 6-4161 1Next to Pasadena Community Playhouse! L E O T A W E I G E L Formerly DON-A-MARGE 996 East Green Street Pasadena 1, California 0 SYcamore 6-5773 , PORTRAIT - Photography PHOTOGRAPHS FOR EVERY OCCASION SYcamore 2-2717 Kailua n fnovalz 'I stuoio 343 East Green Street Pasadena, California Pg F fyTh a :iii Riff Wtfiw L , Names that make fashion news! Famous names '11 may H in Pasadena only at the shop of Helen Smith, Yes . . . ten of America s and famous fashions known from here to Paris, and found n i its leading designers have paid us the high compliment of sending us...exciusively ...their foremost fashions for Spring. We say without boasting, no other shop has been so favored . . . a comp: 1 c WM is sth of Nix . C! f Page Forty-Four ki X o f ZX my fe ' 528 East Colorado Street...at Madison 'NOPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL NINE O'ClOCK I'ment to us and the women of Pasadena. e MW i bp Ml Goui.D Music coMPANY COmp'Ime S0f 967 East Colorado Street SYcamore 6-8I 89 I Sixes ... PQNTIAC 1 Eighfs PIANOS FOR RENT-spmers, UPRIGI-its, GRANDS ' I - Q R R I N W , F 0 X TUNING, VOICING and REPAIRING BY EXPERTS 707 East Colorado Street ' New Spinets for Sale-Attractive designs in Pasadena If California walnut, mahogany and blonde cases by Gulbran- Pasadena sen, Hardman, Janssen and Kohler and Campbell. Los Angeles SYcamore 6-9I O6 RYan I -6315 BICKLEY PRINTING CO. Lingerie - Bras - Pantie Gird 25 South Fair Oaks Avenue Pasadena I, California I SYcamore 2-6594 G 0 R T O N ' S COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE 378 East Colorado Street h Girls Best Wishes to the Class of I947 ' Infants to I4 ARNULD'S JEWELRY STORE . Treats Everybody Right , Boys 345 East Colorado Street Phone SYcamore 2-I 562 IWTUNTS to 8 Ies P9 F Compliments of Eric Lundeen if you have young ideas in clothes look to Compliments ae Q BENNETTT-FORSBERG ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors l 235 East Colorado Street LOS Angeles, California Pasadena, California THE PHOTO ENGRAVERS QI: pA5ApENA PARK PRODUCE Complete Mat Service ' Wholesale 27 South Pasadena Ave. Sycamore 2-6585 Fresh and Frozen I I Fruits and Vegetables ANNE CHURCHILL SHOP For Infants - Children - Juniors HAND SMocKED DRESSES Wm- Rem' mes' COTTON DRESSES UNIFORMS SWEATEERY CLOTHES 309 South Parkway Pasadena LAYETTES 55 South Madison Avenue SYcamore 6-7842 F J. I-l. MCNEII. EU 714 West Ulqmpic Boulevard Los Angeles 15, California KRIEG CHURCH SUPPLIES Since 1892 Roy H. Becker, Successor ALbany O721 2877-79 West Colorado Los Angeles 41, California 7 I L Headquarters HERBOLD S - for luggage - hand- bags - leather novelties - and gifts of leather for every gift occasion. In PASADENA ' 40 YEARS ' HERBOLD'S - for four d e c a d e s , Pasadena's house of QUALITY, DE- PENDABILITY and Lacuna:-nnnniniicsalznrnna nouns 1 VALUE' L 466 EIIST l1llI.lIIIIIIIll .?.z... H O W E S A Distinguished name in fine jewelry for 77 years. sg' IM rlle w U 642 e. coLoRAoo B. D. -HOWES ond SON JEWELERS PASADENA: 624 EAST COLORADO Between Madison and El Molino Also: Lobby Huntington Hotel WILSHIRE ul' WESTMORELAND In Wilshire Center Opposite Bullock's'Wilshire BEVERLY HILLS: Main Lobby Beverly Hills Hotel STURGES PHARMACY CHAS. G. STURGES Allen at New York Altadena, California SYcamore 7-6121 Page Forty-Nin 6 Compliments of Puzzn Construction lfompang BERRY and GRASSMUECK ALL THINGS MUSlCAL T W 0 S T O R E S 645 East Colorado Street SY. 3-4414 For: Phonographs - Records - Sheet Music D U N N I N G ' S Vacation Casuals take a bow- From all the leading fashion centers- Dunning's bring you a host of new trends-setting vacation fashions that you'll adore. As sparkling as a summer morn, they're a joy to behold-a thrill 929 East Colorado Street SY. 6-3169 to WGOV. For: Pianos - Band Instruments - 'Instruction , 556 East Colorado Street SYcamore 3-1104 SYcamore 2-3165 1 Free Parking in Rear Esmblgqed 1914 SYcamore 2-3881 ' FRENCH i-:ANU LAUNDRY A and Dry Cleaning I - Simon and Victor Soulanille Lingerie ' cl?l'Sefl'y - Robes 606 South Lake Avenue, Pasadena 5, California or Mothers and Their Daughters BRASSIERETS PANTIE-GIRDLES ALL-IN-ONES GIRDLES PRSKDBNR COLORADO STIZET 19,1-23,3 PASADENA SPORT CENTER Golf - Ping Pong - Bicycles - Games Sperm Parry Razer MALT SHOP - SANDWICHES 1625 East Colorado Blvd. SYcamore 6-6247 H Y Page Fifty-One GEO. A. GOLLATZ JEWELER I Fine Wylltrlz and fewvlry Repairing I ' t t Comp 'men S O SYcamore 7-1718 ' T H E G R A D U A T I N G C L A S S l299 North Lake Avenue Pasadena, California from GIBSON RADIO SERVICE A Friend CLASSICAL Gnd POPULAR RECORDS and ALBUMS l32l North Lake Avenue SYcamore Pasadena, California I 7-l6Ol B E S T W I S H E S MlssioN PHARMACY Hom W,J,J.ESSAMINE I THE MODEL GROCERY CO. Home of Fine Foods, Lovely Gifts Washington at Allen SYcamore Practical Everyday Items p I' - - 77 SYcamore 6-26ll . SYcamore 6-8l6l asadena, Ca ifornia 7 2 O 60 West Coiomdo H I L D A ' S H READY-T0-WEAR Dresses - ' SWGCITGTS Books Typewriters Maternity Clothes Stationery W Fountain Pens l35O North Lake Avenue SYcamore OHICG SUPDIIGS PICTUVE Framing Pasadena, California 4-l263 190 Eost Colorado L - ., LLL, I L L Fifty ' F