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

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4 RAW 4 ,. , V 1 l 2 1 3 a+ 5 On either side of Mary Chapel a pair of flagstone steps and arched pathways lead to Brady Hall and the convent which are located on the north end of the campus. bill!! As the architectural focal point of the campus, Mary Chapel stands also as the spiritual center of student life. Between the first mass to the Holy Ghost in Sep- tember to the baccalaureate mass in june, Mounties offer early morning masses, evening holy hours, or a few minutes with God for their special intentions. Throughout the day chimes from the tower signal classes or ring the Angelus, and in the quiet evening hours the resident owl hoots softly.

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alendar Marks Memories OPENING SECTION ..... .... 1 Theme ADMINISTRATION .,.. . . .8 Faculty GRADUATES .... .... 2 2 Senior Album Senior Activities UNDERCLASSMEN ..... .... 4 2 juniors-Sophomores Freshmen Class Activities ARTS AND STUDIES ......... 70 Departments Classes CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES .... 90 Student Body Resident Students, Day Students Religious Organizations Departmental Clubs, Sororities Honors, Publications, Activities PATRONS .... . . .151 INDEX ..... . . .152 Saint Josephs Hall, which houses both administrative and departmental facilities, serves as the hub of Mount activi- ties. Classes, assemblies, and lectures bring students to this building daily. At night the Little Theatre holds both student and adult audiences for symphonies and plays.

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1 n , . .r A XX'ithin the Library the floors, the shelves, and A mv., 5 ,f -,-. li l 5-1-- ' if.lQ4,,,,. ef ' if -1. V ' gl .1 -' 4155-f I - 'J v I '. ,253 if .3 Charles Willard Coe Memorial tread of feet across its marble knock of books against their hushed whispers indicate Mount i I. .ij N- 'I ' 'Q'-1 n-,1 WV' New and beautiful Carondelet Hall serves as a home away from home for many Mounties. Casa Margueritaj' which is located at the base of the building, is a three bedroom home Students busy at work, managed by Home Economics students. ' -if VJ:- , wr. uf, ' ,4 ' .. I t f is 1 , , Wfarm weather attracts multi-in- terest groups to the pool area. This mixture is usually composed of sun-worshipers, bridge players transported up hill from the smoker, self-delusive studiers and -oh yes, the swimmers. Through the year classes in swimming and life saving are held here.