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

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e igioud acu fy Page Six EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Margaret Mary Marie de Lourdes Rose de Lima Rose Gertrude Mary Teresa Mary Eleanor Catherine Anita OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Agnes Bernard Alice Marie Mary Celestine Davida Joseph Mary Dolorosa Mary Generosa Mary Gerald Gertrude Joseph Mary Hortensia Mary Ida Mary Ignatia Mary Marguerite Marie de Lourdes Mary Patricia Regina Joseph Rose de Lima Rose Gertrude St. Francis . Mary Timothy Mary Vivian President Emeritus . President . Dean of Studies Dean of Resident Students . . Registrar Treasurer Librarian History and Political Science . Chemistry and Physics . . Music . . English Classical Languages . . History Biology Biology Education Chemistry . . Art Home Economics . English . . . English Economics and Sociology . Latin and Education Science and Mathematics History and Sociology . . Music Librarian

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Ca Afornia By Margaret O'Connell Knoell '41 California, you are a church, adobed once, rebuilt with gold on dusty graves, fertile with the faith of Spanish monks and Indian races - graves catacombed beneath the cities - each a kneeling place upon your soil. Your pillars are the curving cedars from the south, Redwood pines, and pale- scarfed firs. Your carpet-moss is yearly plushed. Your windows are stained-glass of thin clouds filtered through with sun. The hill-sides are your altars banked with flowers- Buck-brush Holly, Owl-faced Clover, Azaleas, Asters from Sequoia, Lupine bluer than Brodiaea, chaliced Poppies flattered by the lighted tapers of the Yucca. The landscapes are your panels, symbol-filled and laid with pious folded Palms, with olive boughs and wind-shy corn that tans beside' the gold-gowned orange, fat-throated doves, the locusts and wild honey. Swing the incense, Wind, from your flower-filled censer. The sacrifice is ready! Let high-priests come with purpled wines from grape-vine meshes, with sun-flushed plums and apricots, brush-brown fowls and muff- clad sheep, cotton smoothed to altar laces. Bleach wind-cleaned wheat for breaded hosts. We take of your Communion. ilfleffgj R 'Wx 1 'ff' xi' is X i K' T fx i ca Xu .tk X. X X , i I T l l f y A . X ini ini. i .lk ,,. -f.:,1:-'fe-'f- C1Il' Y if -57 V V 'V 9x ' ' I A My 'I I ' nfxfiwff 2:9 , Q N ,INmw,'v,,,......efZi- fav Jfjv A W , . .5,...if3'1 Y , SWFWWXY. , 'f' H eff J In VA' X Miami Injvv -fm X ' ' ' V K X .T rx s gl., . ,, '- f vc 4:7 L, Mfg WT.. ' ,J,.nf...!, -fb fQ,fTi TZ: A f fe., .L W4 -e -.f . fl 77 Cad ornia, you are a church... The senior class of Mount St. Mary's College has chosen the California Centennial as its theme for the T949 issue of The Mount. California, a poem by Margaret O'Connell Knoell, '41, will carry the theme verbally while drawings by Katherine Williams, '49, will illustrate lines from the poem which localize the theme at the Mount. Page Five ,-.-.....---f

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eI'l'L6eI 5 offke g6lClfLAg A Religion 1 5 REV. MICHAEL HANLON Psychology REV. J. A. VAUGHAN, S.J. Philosophy REV. J. WALSH E. MURRAY, S.J. Religion MISS MARY STANTON Social Welfare .ik MISS FRANCES SWEENEY Education MR. JEAN HEREMANS Physical Education Wm' MRS. CHARLOTTE FRIEDLANDER Modern Languages MRS. E. M. KEITHLEY Business Administration MR. WALTER POLNER Economics Si? Page Sezfeiz