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

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. ,, , ,J xr-V, 94? tv .if2'a-v 1 '?5fP ' 'm 1 , ,- arion eyer, Group Major - History, English, Education Elementary Credential Santa Barbara, California lmpy held the office of president of the junior and senior class. She came to the Mount as a freshman and was active throughout her four years. Her ambition is to teach until Ginger comes back from Hong Kong. agen WCLEJA, K J4. Major - Art Minor -- Home Economics San Diego, California Posters, designs, bulletin boards, and decor- ations-Mick has done them all as student body publicity chairman, Sodality publicity chairman, and art editor of The Moznzt. A cherished mem- ory is her whirl as a Loyola Homecoming prin- cess, but Pats homecoming promises to eclipse it. Camf Woofe, ZZ J4. Group Major - History, English, Education Los Angeles, California Carols personality, wit, and varied ideas made her a good leader. As Sodality prefect, she in- spired even the indifferent to action. Carol has been active in Tri Rho, Eusebians, Parnassians, NECCS, and other organizations. Even practice teaching failed to dent her cheerful disposition and patience. mfg? WL.: Cm! . V. g . Q sep : , 4' Q vs l

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...M af allfU'k,- -Mis! B.. Cgynfhia cache, Jae! a Jam, ifa oakure, Major - History Major - Zoology Group Major - History, Speech and English Minor - Music Minor - Mathematics Education Honolulu, Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii Tarzana, California She may impress you as the quiet type, but in her offices of vice presi- dent of both the senior class and Eusebians, and circulation manager of The Mount, Cynnie displayed her abilities. Her one weakness is canned foods- found in every available inch of space in her room. Embarrassing moments came when she found her fifth grade pupils at Brentwood tal- ler than she. Because of her energy and versatil- ity, Lala was present among the In- ternational Language club, staffs of both The View and The flloznzf, and Tri Rho as president. Even though this berimmecl, unconventional SILI- dent is known to accomplish the im- possible, she does the little tasks as well, like taking blood from every able-bodied student on the campus. Having a choice of three cars every morning, Rita always kept her rid- ers wonclering, which one will it bc today? She is calm and easy-going, and as a student teacher was re- nowned as Queen of the Lesson Plan. Her favorite musical instru- ment-the stringed French horn. ynnie ofafa fa E wx . S ' ' 3 'E f , , ,NMS S ,1 T' 4. . 1 p A 1 ' Q X 5 r 3 sv., I ? lffr-V' X . , fx A

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,mga me X, J , ., if W ' ecf' ' it 2 ami! a munfon, oan urloAg, gfaine ore, Major - Bacteriology Group Major - History, English, Major - Music Minor - Chemistry Education Minor - Home Economics Inglewood, California Elementary Credemial Alhambra, California Sodaliry, Kappa Theta Mu, and Gamma sorority were included among Camilla's extra-curricular ac- tivities. Mornings at Veterans' Hos- pital found her finishing her intern- ship in her senior year. A ready smile and happy disposition charac- terized her inevitable, Did you get a letter, Rita? Klamath Falls, Oregon Although a student teacher, ,Ioan still made time to tackle both The Vie-zz' and The Moznzt as editor, and to keep pace with the activities of the Gammas and Tri Rho. Known for her dry, Irish wit and depend- ability, she loves all water sports- skiing, swimming, and boating. On weekends when Elaine wasn't busy car-hopping, she taught singing at St. Bernards. Her musical accom- plishments include her senior piano recital, choral group, and the chorus of Ez'w'y!2oa'y Goes' to Coffege. She modeled her own smartly fashioned outhts in the Home Economics fash- ion tea. Camiffa oan gyaine 4