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

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'ai 'f tqfizgucllc .gfJl.l!JU7tl' .qltwy form qfevolcl lf'l.1Ll1L'lUl' of Artw M.1ioi'-fSmi.1l XVt-lt.11'1- Minor Phvx1t.1i l2tlu1.1ti1in S.1nt.1 lxlliflltd C,oinn1unity Chemt, Retl Cross, XWRA. SXWES .15 settlement tlL1ll'- iniin. Pi Delta Phi .12 presitlent, .1n1l illdtl Alpl1.1 Zen .15 pledge mistress .intl vite presitlent were tenters of Htiguettek 111tivit'ies. She rernein- hers tennia, volleylmll, e.1rly morn- ing NllOXYC.'I'N, 'iottee time, .lIlLl Phoenix in August ttntl liehruury, .intl is n1en1or,1hle lor, .llNOll.Lf other things, her 711 Chevvy with the short in the horn. 475 , 'O vu... 1 Ogllll liutlielor of Arta M.1i1ni'fHoi11e lft1u1o111ita lYlit'l1ri'-ljlliluxupliy S.1nt.1 MCJHlL.i A l ehru.1ry wetltling was tl1e out- Sl.UlLll1lg event of loans senior yC.lI'Q closely .1ssoei11tetl with it .IFC meinories of the Bel-Air B.1y Cluh -!'W!l1ere I first inet Bill. Knitt- ing, trocheting, learning to ski and to drive .IFC some ot'lo11n'spi1sti1nes. On eanipus she w.1s active in the Hon1e Etonoinitns Cluh .uid in Ci.1lNIN.l Signm Phi, sot'i.1l seeretnry. She has sititl, Poison toines in 5IN1lll lW.ltli.1kLfCS, too. 1 ll7y KCIUIIIQ' gqI0XHleie91 B.1thelor of Arts M11iorflvI11tl1e1n.1tics Minor-Philosophy Los Angeles M.1ry 'lC.1llll6'S engagement ring has not kept her from planning to teach .lfter QfL1LlL1.ll'lOll. During 11er years L K .1t the Mount she was rin active so- dulisteco-t'l111irmitn of the .uwostolit committee her junior year, prefect, her senior s and L1 sports' en- thusiast 3 headed volleyball divi- sion of the W.ll.1'X. her junior year. She .1l5o lintlx time to knit socks tor Larry. f 1 fl , 1 11? , ' ,Ml Huguette Vloanie Mary Jeanne A

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Mary Ann Mary lillen Theresa cglfrwy gjjllll fljoflscliallv cglfavy Cjlfcn fljvay Bclclleloi' of Arts MaicvrfMatliematics and Business Administration Los Angeles Quiet and conscientious Mary Ann has been an active Socialist, and a member of the WRA and Kappa Theta Mu. She found time for both classes and a job--mornings she whiled away as a bookkeeper. She likes to sew and to bowl. Her usual inquiry has been, Wliere's Stella? Bachelor of Arts lxffaicir-CQliemistry Mincarf-lviatlicmatics Los Angeles Mary Ellen of the freckles, smile, and rapid speech divided her mem- bership between Kappa Tlieta Mu - president her senior year -- and the Sodality -e chairman of Our Ladys Committee and Our Lady of Fatimas chief agent on campus. Mary Ellen proves again that a scientific education is not of neces- sity a narrow one with her promin- ence in Soclality and sports and her enthusiasm for dancing. fm S-.IyI0'iCSll .glefljffl m,qltlfSlll71l. liaclielcil' of Arts Mayor--lfnglisli lXlinor-Frencli luliyu, -l.lP.lI'1 Theresa, the Mounts representative from the Orient, has suffered from absent mindeclness and teasing for her Oxford accent. Her honors range from fourth place in the class abacus contest in primary school, to first place in The Cabrini Literary Contest for Los Angeles Catholic' college stuclents. Piano and flower arrangement are her hobbiesg her probable future occu- pation will be in the Department of Foreign Affairs of the hlapanese Lioxc-inmc-nt.

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1557? f f ,, Q. 21 JSE Q , f Qs sv f 1 , f x :L Q5 5 -f1'+'4Zi-WX 4 L i , sage-,.--2 1- U ,555 , s f K Y gsbrie ' ' f Q we 45' ff if Sf G Q as jr is ii? 'tv 1 3 ,Q we , --si , 5 f 3? his s gg. t - I , fsgrpik,-,-,a-.-.,.Qf. .- , .1 Evelyn Mary Lou Mary Civelyn LgllCllik0 egslzirla Batlielor of Arts Mayor-History Minorflinglish Honolulu, Hawaii The eohcee bar has been Evelyn's station - part of the responsibili- ties of an active Eusebiang senior year she served the Eusebians as president, and was active in Tri Rho. Evelyn says she loves ani- mals and reading - the latter is somewhat limited by her habit of falling asleep at 9:30 p.m. wwe UW WV' C' , ' f ofl1a7y .Lou fqruulzo eflllny ffarzney Bgnlmlimr' uf SLlCflLL' l5.iL'l1el0l' uf Arts lXffg1ygi1'-lirtteiiulugy lW.1j0l'7S0Li.ll Seienee lNl1nor-Hfiant er Researt h Hollywood Mary Lou has been prominent in the Eusebians, Parnassians, Choral group, Music, Science, and Lan- guage clubsg she served as secre- tary for the Seiente club. Until she acquires those 5,000 acres in Ore- gon to raise rattle or sheep, she contents herself at her brothers ranch in Carlsbad. Frequent be- tween-meal snatlts do not aflett her slim figure. liriends will miss hearing her say, Next semester I am going to study. Wai. 5 f '1Z:.:-:f , X Hqggtt ' 7 s M' Q 1 moi lhilnsophy Culver City Mary served the student body as publitity chairman and Gamma Sigma Phi sorority as setretary and pledge-mistress, She was also ae- tive in Our Ladys Sodality, SWES. and NFCCS, being vice president of the Los Angeles region and a representative to the Chicago na- tional tonvention. Mary is gra- ciously tooperative in any aetivity from tlean-up tommittees to im- promptu entertainments - an in- dispensable to Ye old-time Quar- lC'llL'.ii