Mount St Marys College - Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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THERESA DURAZZO Tucson, Arizona . . . eager for laboratory experience, Teddy is well on the way to becom- ing an efficient medical technician. When not seen in the science build- ing, Teddy can be found in her room either brewing coffee, typing next monthis assignments, or storing up sleep for another week-end at Hmy aunt's house . A Vaughn Monroe enthusiast, Teddy listens by the hour fshe has no choice in the matterl to Muggsie giving out with uliacing with the moon . . fi Bacteriology-Zoology Science Club CORINNE FALVEY MARY DOLORES FLYNN San Mateo, California . . . gnomish in stature with a casual air of friendship for all, Falve is a natural mixer. Good-natured and curious, she has a small finger in every organization in college, will- ingly accepting the multitude of jobs tossed her way. The other four-fifths of the secondary education group wonder how Corinne plans to disci- pline the large levi-clad element of her future history classes. History-English Los Angeles, California . . . When M. D. bounces into the room youill notice azure eyes camou- flaged with a web of tangled lashes, coronet braids lwith an occasional pigtailj, easy smile, brilliant ban- danna. Ought to receive a diploma for energy spent in changing tires on uleaping lizzie f4'But it has a good motor, kidslnj-summa cum for lighting the torch of humor to the senior class. A pass from the Southern Pacific for future trips to San Francisco tfour new tiresl. Red Cross . I gfifjZrf1Q,'kQ'tY Agent English-History Education Club Iiamasslans , WDAUAA- kappa Delta Chl Eusebians TmI1ly Flaw! HM. DF'

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JEANNE COLBERG HELEN CONNELLY Hermosa, California Oxnard, C2llif0l'Ui1l . . . ski-togs. play scripts. lab books. a knack for being caught snow- bound. a booming voice and ever- ready laugh paint the backdrop for Jeanne. a unique combination of sci- ence and drama. Famous for her dramatic mid-morning entrances in- to physical chemistry. Jeanne never tires of that worn-out excuse about her jeepis temperament. Most unusu- al is ,leanne's desire to enter the veterinary profession. Chemistry--English . . . a sketch of subtlety. a cap full of worries. precise as a windshield wiper is Susie. At ease with the gavel of leadership in hand. for poise is predominantg yet always willing to toss aside presidential problems for a bit of dancing. ten- nis. golfing or just helping Father with the lima beans. History-English President of Student Body Eusehians Education Club Tau Alpha Zeta Science Club Tennis Varsity Drama KATHLEEN CONNOLLY Los Angeles, California . . . tall. graceful. radiant blue eyes rarely open. always late for thebus. is Kay. the most unruffled and un- hurried of the seniors. Found on campus in lfrinis room. strolling slowly up to Dr. Stantorfs classroom or iust leaning against the nearest wall. Diamond now gracing left hand will be complemented by a wedding band this summer when Kay marries Dick Doth. ex-marine flyer. Social xxit'lliRl'P+El'0I10l1lll'S S.W.lC.S. Jeanne Susie salcuyv A 49 E'

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MARGARET HLASTALA Eveleth, Minnesota . . . a low chuckle that vibrates kind- ness. a scholar on campus. a skater on ice. a heart of pure gold-this portrays Muggsie. the crooner of second floor. Says she of her future. 4'No kidding. l'm Alaska-bound. Where else could be found more fruitful ground for Margaretis social welfare training. enkindled hy her natural touch in lending a helping hand to others. Social VVelfare-Philosophy S.W.E.S. PATRICIA KEELAN BA Compton, Californian . . . friendly. easy-going Pat is fol- lowing in her mother's footsteps hy preparing for a career of teaching second-grade youngsters. ln room mopping-up operations Pat attaches sentimental value to Hwoolieswisays they lend atmosphere and they're definitely here to stay. Pat has a passion for pen pals. is seldom seen without stationery in hand. Chief topic of conversation is brother Eddie. Croup Major Education Club Choral C-roup RBARA LICHTENBERG Los Angeles, California . . . some of the delicate color of a Rubens and a hit of the wisdom of Aquinas are combined in Bohhy. Sensitive to strains of great music while she creates. Ohliging in draw- ing posters and decorating for so- cial functions. Promises to have her name in Vlihois Who in the gallery of great artists. Art-Philosophy Art Editor of The flllllllllv 66MllggSi9,, 6SPat99 Bobby',