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

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Humanities Building Finished: Cardinal Manning Pays Visit The Humanities Building was completed in 1964 with three stages of construction depicted below. The new residence was dedicated April 28, 1985, with Car- dinal Manning, Regent Alice K. Aldworth, and Sister Magdalen Coughlin attending. 16

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4fch ' Year Proved To Be Learning Experience OCT. 11 Chalon Little Theater: Anthony Lupica, guitar, Faculty Recital on a quiet Friday evening for true music lovers. OCT. 12 Doheny, Pompeian Room South Garden: 10th Annual Founders Ball sponsored by Re- gents Council. Twas a beautiful affair. OCT. 13 Chalon, Mary Chapel and Brady Dining Room: 1985 Founders Day featuring annual Outstand- ing Alumna award presentation. NOV. 12-16 Full-length plays, Chalon Little Theater: Actors from the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre group. NOV. 24 Chalon, Little Theater; Sister Nancy Fierro, CSJ, piano, Facul- ty Recital. Good music was truly appreciated by audience. DEC. 7 Carondelet Chapel, Chalon: Sat- urday ' s Christmas Choral Con- cert for all students with Frank Brownstead conducting. FEB. 15 16 Chalon, Little Theater: The Death of Jesus and the Call to Discipleship, by Donald Sen- ior, C.P., Spiritual Life Program. MAR. 4 5 ' Ordo Virtutum, the play of Virtues, medieval music drama; performances by the Sequentia Players. MAR. 22 Doheny, Child Center: Annual Easter Egg Hunt for the children of Mount St. Mary ' s alumnae families. ■ if. . ' ' ' • ' .■ 15

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Senior Class Leaders Did Fine Job SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Karen Garcia, treasurer; Allison Lunch, president; Shaun Armstrong, vice president; and Patty Corrales, secretary. This quartet was kept busy during the school year conducting the necessary class business and affairs. Mount Saint Mary ' s College class of 1986 was challenged to become the best people they could academically, spiritually, and socially be. Members of the class have grown from the par- ticipation in numerous activities at the Mount. Seniors attended leadership wor kshops, served the college as ASB representatives, Resident Assistants, health advocates, and in the Campus Ministry. The many academic accom- plishments included honors at Mary ' s Day and graduation, overseas study, plus research in- ternships, and sending a delega- tion to the Model United Na- tions. Many of the seniors have grown tremendously during their years at Mount St. Mary ' s College and it is the hope that they will carry on her spirit with them wherever they go. Because the seniors were the upperclass they had an addition- al responsibility for keeping the others informed on matters of mutual or overlapping concern. MELINDA ADAMS Nursing Major Thousand Oaks, CA IRISH AFRICANO Political Science Major Los Angeles, CA FATIMA AK.ILU Eng Psychology Major Herts, England 17