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

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arie jonfana, a-W' Major - Bacteriology Minor - Cancer Research Fresno, California A science major, Marie even prowled through the labs at night to check the timing on an ex- periment. She has been a silent, steady worker behind many big campus projects. Conversation is her pet pastime, and she is an expert in Italian cuisine. ariorie egg, Group Major - History, English, Education Elementary Credential argge Prescott, Arizona Petite, red-headed Margie served the Mount two- fold as vice president of the Student Body and president of the Kappas. She received the Cor- coran Award and was elected to IWZQQU' WC50. A repertoire of cowboy songs, glowing descriptions of those exquisite Arizona sunsets, and Ray's engagement ring showed that Margie's heart is Prescott bound. jkereaa iouannef i, Major - Spanish Minor - Business Administration ree San Fernando, California With an ambition to be a bi-lingual secretary, Tree immediately joined the International Lan- guage club upon her arrival here in her junior year. And it was not long before she held the office of vice-president. She will always be re- membered for her giggle, castanets, Spanish lamp, collection of empty Kleenex boxes, and Where's Bebette?

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argaref audgar, Major - Home Economics Minor - Philosophy Redondo Beach, California Not only was Maggie an officer in the WRA, she also played varsity tennis and performed in the swim show. During the past year, she was treasurer of the senior class and president of the Home Economics club. Perhaps she is best re- membered as assisting Mr. Fredericks, the annual photographer. cfffa LZBJ, ZZ . Group Mayor Social Sciences Minor - English San Luis Obispo, California Coming to the Mount as a senior, Ella needed her quiet sense of humor to drive her collection of tin and bolts up the hill with pride. In line with her ambitions in the held of social welfare are her warm response and sympathy toward anyone with a problem. Her greatest enthusiasm is for children and interesting people. ary llgE5L, Major - English Minor - Social Science Los Angeles, California Mary's literary talents were put to use as a View contributor and publicity chairman of Tri Rho. She was also a member of the Eusebians, Par- nassians, and the Sodality. Her wry sense of hu- mor and interest in people make her good company.

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,afm ,lyk Aviv 'glam . t H , Q ernaffeffe ouueia, Major - Spanish Minor - French Honolulu, Hawaii Bernies main interest was the Inter- national Language club, first as president, then as treasurer. She also was departmental editor of The Vieux Outstanding events of her senior year were weekend trips to Santa Barbara and becoming an honorary member of Gammas. ern ie Meffe A79- ,t-K A Q, Nl f uf' ,. P sq? ,1- if . a, I 'visit 'i il 'G '7v,'f,. . ,fy ,Q 4 Zbzlelfe Quafano, HA. Major - Economics Minor - Business Administration Monterey Park, California During her senior year, Bebette was an active member of SWES, the In- ternational Language club, sodality, and The Mom!! staff. She is an ac- complished debater about politics and plans to enter law school after graduation. Her constant exclama- tion, It isn't legal! QU .lf fl Ewell? .jJa6oin, Major - Social Welftire Minor - Economics Los Angeles, California After her decision to attend graduate school, Bev's bookcase filled with catalogs of colleges and universities. When not busy studying them, she caught up on the reports and letters she received as president of the Los Angeles region of the NFCCS. Her vivaciousness and energy took her to the East for two successive years as delegate to the Federation. Those emergency phone calls she received during study?-Dr. jerry Miller.