Notre Dame High School - Crest Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

JF SISTER FRANCIS LORETTO PRINCIPAL Religion IV, English IV, Moderator of Student Council, Welfare Council, and Big Difference Club. ' A s. 1 I SISTER VICTOIRE JULIE ' Religion II, Biology, Chem- va, istry, Geometry, Moderator 'C of Federation and Science Club 7wf6fv .df Z..- fl v , I SISTER MARGARET DOLORES Religion I, English III, World History II, Algebra, Choral. Moderator of Yearbook, C.S.F., Athletics Q -1 SISTER FRANCES Typing I, Il: Shorthand I, II, General Mathematics, Personal Typing. Moderator of Legion of Mary S I These instructors, in God's service, have dedicated their lives that we might receive the benefits ofa Catholic education. SISTER MARY OF THE NATIVITY VICE-PRINCIPAL Religion III, Civics, World His- tory II, U.S. History, Librarian FATHER GEORGE MEYER Religion Iv SISTER WINIFRED MARIE Latin I,II,III,Iv, French II,IlI,IN These teachers have rendered their ser vices so that our minds may be qualified for the challenges of the future S MISS AUDREY BECKH English A English II S. 31. MR A F MACDONALD Speech and Dramatlcs NIISS Sl-IIRI.E'1 MIN AKER MRS A F MACDONALD English I French I World History I MRS ROBERT GIVENS Sewing Personal Typing MRS DESMOND FITZGERALD anlshl II III UQ? - uri Physical Education - , Q We the students, extend to all our teachers our ,f5j- jg- sincere appreciation and gratitude for their innumer- fx Aizjllll ,x1?,:.: -I able sacrifices on our behalf. I 1 ,22 - - If-' ,ff x',, N a , xx 1 I , S lawn: . 3' ,, M X .-L., ff. at-Q.-,A-,-,i,.-:t.'e 1 P i m-it kk...-I i wfiw? -fa f I Xb- ELAINE HASSMAN Student Body President JOAN WARREN Chairman of the Welfare Council 45 . g L SHARON SKAIN Student Body Vice-President The Student Council consists of the student body officers, class officers and representatives, and organization heads. It is the work of this group to serve as the voice of the student body in making decisions. TOP ROW: R. Doonan, F. Campi, A. Brown, L. Muhlebach, N. Ney lon, A. Sisco, L. Arnal, C. Wayman, L. Hibben, V. Campi, D. Bornben. THIRD ROW: C. Burton, H. Kinney, E. Doonan, E. Hassman J. Warren, B. Brennan, S. Skain, C. Stanich, D. Linane, J. Picetti, V. Adams. SECOND ROW: J. Duggan, T. Rollo, M. Howard, E. Bonequi, A. Pineda, J. Smircich, B. Lawrie, J. Bowker, R. Dellvionte. FIRST ROW: I. Kelly, S. Shamphan, I. Radley, V. Giacchino, C Kaline, E. Aguilar, V. delaRocha, S. Babbino. OW' OF? f AAS if Q24 2 Q7 AAL T7 Members of the Welfare Councxl are those students who have been awarded the N D Block for outstandrng crtrzenshrp Thrs councrl asslsts the faculty 1n mamtarnmg d1sc11p1ne TOP ROW F Campr B Brennan C McLaugh1m I Warren E Hassman P Brckert SECOND ROW I Gollop A Dalton E Doonan D W111S H Kmney O Koohtrn FIRST ROW B Brlafer N Colbert M A Myeron E Agurlar S Skam ELEANOR DOONAN Student Body Secretary BARBARA THIELLA Student Body Treasurer 7 LOLA HIBBEN Student Body Athletlc Manager v y I QU , ,:, - 1' y ' ' ff , Qu V ,: G XX, ' 1 I 'RE C2 Q f: Q K is A' XT , K at ' P -1 if 'f 1' 4 f ' 'A' Q7 my ' .fr I ' ' C I , I I L , C f f 2 .. . Lt Q I N TY, ., cp, I ' ff ' 'F 4 f G . A ' X v I f , I A A , ,. R , .ki - - YV 'n V V d ' 1 I- f i '71, 1 I ' Ai ' , ' 4 -, ' Q fy Q 4 . -R 1 , A . : . ', . , . '. . , - . - ' . :. , . , . , . ' I . ' , . ', :. ' , . , . . , . , . . 1 '32 43 xt f GSX f U Q 5 ap f if Dawn 77Zemow .fame wifi tie f Y 'J I fi f 1 334 ' .--- ' X J 0 , . N L J 1 N I X x L. 3 'O I H Ziff I Q X X lv. fi- E Z X' ED C X f Y r . X ., kk M - I U 'X N 1 L J 1 I ,It T 20 f M X if Y 'R X Xe K? U Sa,,.v- aff, X A NJ 2f?x W1 L-zjlx jf -2 x 6Mmwcy7?i5 Z , If ll Ti X 5 xv ,E jj 82 J 1,fIjk Eb Wi ff f b .N I 3 l W1th a feelmg of awkwardness and m secur1ty twenty two graduates of Not r e Dame Grammar School took a few g 1ant str1des 1n September of l951 and found A, f themselves at the threshold of then' n ew Q, Q- scholastxc quarters Th1S home mlght brmg us much happ1ness and lt m1ght brmg us many problems but w e w e r ' ready to accept any or all of these exper lences so that we mlght cont1nue our ed ucat1on w1th our Lady w1th Notre Dam The fame of our school had passed beyond 1ts walls for twenty four brlght eyed stu dents from other par1shes sought learn 1ng Wlthln 1ts portals The class was dealt EVELYN AGUILAR PATRICIA BICKERT qulte a blow when the d1gn1f1ed Senlors under the d1rect1on of then' teacher fand our pr1nc1pall S1ster Marle Euchamsta forced us to obey even the shghtest w1sh Evxe Patu Wrstful Worner Glowmg Grggler -Q Cfx 1' FRANCES CAMPI ROSELYN CASTANEDA NORENE COLBERT Fran Rosle Scrennfrc Amencan Beauty Dlal 4II Fashxonplate 1 ,- in All If EUNICE FOCARACCI MARGARET GILLAN ARLEEN GUGEL ELAINE I-IASSMAN Innocence Abroad Peggy G0OglC Cal'e16SS Stage -struck Casual Culpnt Chemist I ' N. iv . y e , C., . . - . en ,E , , f 'ZA 9' ' 1 ,. . 1. N Ae U 45-' -s-- X ' r ' Sis I A 1 ,, 5- ,I , f 1- - . ' E' X - X 5 M li . ff 'vs' 'Sl BEVERLY BILAFER ev Bobbr Bewrtched Bothered and Bewrldered BARBARA BRENNAN Semper Frdelrs 'M :im l'5 img, W7 ANITA BROWN CAROL BURTON Sweet and Lovely Personalrty P us yr-an--Q MARIA DE MARTINI ANN DRISCOLL EMMA ESPARZA De Mar Benrgn Foretgn Calm Cool and Blg Sxster Correspondent Collected '?N Q ,,l? Q., x 7 CAROL JOHN ROSALIE IOYCE Sun Tan Specral Rose Fabulous Funmaker C at the trad1t1ona1 1n1t1at1on fest1v1t1es What had happened to our elghth grade power'7 Even though we were not allowed to attend the school dances as Freshmen we had a treat 1n store when we were mtroduced to an organ1zat1on whlch brou ht to us valuable 1n forrnatlon and much fun urmg our four years of hlgh school the Federatwn The annual convent1on 1n Oakland made us feel a l1ttle more 1mportant' Slster Jeanne Mar1e our class teacher was faced Wlth the problem of keepmg her lass mterested 1n the Fam11y L1V1Yl course wh1le the sun wa s Shlnlng down on a eserted basketball court rrght outs1de the wmdow She handled th1s Job beaut1fu1ly and we shall al ways treasure the memory of her flashmg srnlle as she helped us take the d1ff Seaaru. icult steps toward growing up. As sophisticated Sophomores, we met two people who made quite an impression upon us. Our class teacher, Sister Mary, greeted us with a smile, but of course we were warned not to set one foot in the class room via the fire-escape on a rainy day. Imagine what would happen to the floor! We were told that we would soon meet our new principal, Sister Francis Loretto, and we looked forward to our first assembly with many whispered predictions. Sister im- pressed us with that first forceful address and we were delighted with her interest in the smallest of our activities The spirit of every class Jumped by leaps and bounds when Sister introduced the pennant system and Maria Meza who had succeded Rosa NANCY LEARNED Slender Senonta 1' 1 EDNA MARTINIEZ Q SQ 'al L es CAROL JULIN CAROL KALINE American Observer Sincerely Yours 'wgqlrv YN 4' x 45 DOROTHY LINANE Dom Jackie Naive Ballerina Painted Doll 1 EVANGELINE MARTINEZ CATHLEEIN MCCLAUGHLIN MARIA MEZA Eddie Vangie Cathy Haunted and Hungry Sffllllng Samarltan Timid and Tiny Radical Republican hav 5? fi ., -x C' 4- - 1. A Y? 'Ev 1- 'sf hi . x 8' , JACQUELINE LORENZI Seacazd. S Qu I 1:-' ANN KEEFE DOLORES KING JOAN KLOEHN ELIZABETH LAWRIE S1l1y but Sweet Lorrx Puzzled Poet Betty Slmple Sabrina Tantahzmg Treasurer E' PA'l RICIA MARINO 3 Demure Coquette Patsy 511011 and Sassy Lanky Lazy Bones lie Joyce as class president, helped us to ac- quire a large number during that year. As grown-up young ladies, we attended our first school dance, Autumn Nocturne , and then, in January, we joined the rest of the student body in Oriental Gardens . During this year we came under the direction of three other members of the faculty: Sister Marie Celine who threatened us with the dissection of a frog in her Biology classg Miss Doherty who coached our teams in their C. Y. O. strugglesg and Mrs. Shanahan who encouraged us to see the latest release of Julius Caesar, even though we understood Shakespeare thoroughly! As the Seniors began their Day of Recollect- ion, we played hostesses at the traditional breakfast. We wonder if some of those Seniors st1ll cherlsh the l1ttle black and Whlte slates that Pat Blckert labored over for so many hours' As the last weeks of school flew by we prepared to help the Junlors by servmg at the .Tumor Sen1or dmner sure that th1s exper1ence would prove 1nvaluable for the commg year When we returned to school ln S ept em bel we thou ht we had found our way to the wrong room or at the desk sat beamlng S1ster Mary She had been promoted w1th us' We were dehghted by th1s unexpected surpr1se but then we thought What fun can we have? S1ster knows all our tucks' And mdeed she d1d' E1a1ne Hassman pres1dent led her class to new helghts 1n school and class Splrlt We were 1ntrod uced to many be w1lder1ng subjects durmg 'Hf7'9llr' EMLEE RUIZ Senn mental Sweeper '1hr'llFr' FRANCINE TUCKER MARIANNE VIDES qv-rs as 'US Qvv N IANICE PAHIA Hawauan Songbud ARLENE O BRIEN Blue Eyed Femme Fatale X arf' ?'N :SX 'Rv' i SHARON SKAIN IACQUELYN SMIRCICH Nervous Wreck JBCRIE Sophxsucated Lady 'bv- 3515. k-11 JOAN WARREN THOMASINE WEAKLY Frenchy lnqumuve Clem Oulet Damsel Busy BSC Bohemlan Hxgh and Mlghty U . G Q A , I 1 . 5 , ' . i' f-Q - ' y 0 1 , ' Z ' . . . . Y ang Xp I QQ vgrfp f' 5 4 F It 5' W 4 l - p so t ' R if V ' X V V A ' xx , . x El ' l 4 6 ci - Ry - A Q A 6? 5. 'Q' T 'tw' MIRELLA PARADELA ARMIDA PINEDA DOREEN PRIES PATRICIA REGGIARDO Shy Soprano Educated Canary Blushmg Blond a Maybe111ne Model av- V 'ac 1.6 wr- lo- KATHERINE SULLIVAN C XROLYN THORNTON KATHERINE TRYFON Kathy Thorme Kathy Moody MISS Soft spoken and Shy Boomxng Doodle: the course of th1s year Slster Margaret Dolores tr1ed to show us what Macbeth's 1ntent1ons Were but We SU11 wondered WhyShakespeared1dn't say what he meant IH the f1rst lace The students who had braved a thxrd year of Lat1n were sllghtly shaken by Clcero and 1S oratlons but Mrs Zowasky consoled us w1th the assurance that V1rg1l 1 much much easle I Geometry S1ster Mar1e Cel1ne tr1ed a number of t1mes to show us where that revolvmg clothes ltne should go 1f a tree were 1n the way And Father Meyer was e1ther amused or bew1ldered by the number of questlons we asked dur1ng h1s Rel1g1on perlod Our Seruor r1ngs arr1ved 1n t1me for the b1g n1ght of the Prom the theme of whxch was qulte properly 'Unforgettable The success of our .Tumor Senlor dmner Sprlng Garden was due to the efforts of the ent1re class supported by Sxster Mary Elame and Mlrella Returnmg 1n September 1954 to complete our fmal year S1ster FTBHCIS Loretto whom we had known only as our pr1nc1pal now became fr1end and adv1sor as our class teacher Vlewed 1n retrospect our year presents a kaleldoscope of term papers Amer1can Observers chem1cal elements and Hamlet's problems of COHSCICHCS all m1ngled wlth dances p1cn1cs conventrons and games However each has 1ts r1ghtful place 1n th1s Chr1st1an format1on of whrch we are so proud to be the latest products Our Senror Prom Please Remember the Sophomore farewell breakfast the wonder ful Junxor Sen1or boatr1de and supper our Day of Recollectlon w1th Father Cah1ll all these happy events brought the great day closer and closer Soon we were growmg accustomed to holdmg candles at the rlght angle wh1le walkmg those m1les up the a1sle of the Bas111ca wobbl wh1te heels On that warm breezy Sunday even1ng one week from graduat1on we knelt efore the tabernacle of MISSION Dolores Bas1l1ca to consecrate our ALL to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Class Day Qmany tearsl Graduatlon Day Qlost 1n the crowdj and here we are at the end of four hap y years each of wh1ch has been fllled w1th cher1shed memorles We shall always be grate ul to an one and everyone who has made our dreams of hrgh school l1fe come true There w11l ever be a specxal place 1n our hearts for our Alma Mater for Notre Dame x . .1 D .U Q ' 4, , f ., - ,. f 'K ax Liu U' v . iq . rr , B. 1 ' X -A . 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'H X vie' The Mothers Gurld Scholar-shrp Medals were awarded to Frances Campr and Barbara Brennan Bank of Amer1ca Cert1f1cates for ex cellence were awarded to Barbara Brennan rn the fleld of L1beral Arts Frances Campl rn the f1e1d of Sclence and Mathematlcs Ehzabeth Lawrle rn the f1e1d of Vocatlonal Arts and Arm1da Pmeda 1n the f1eld of Fme Arts The Bank of Amer1ca Gold Cup Award was made to Barbara Brennan who has demonstrated outstandmg qual1t1es of leadersh1p tolerance character personahty regard for others and sense of respons1b111ty as I ' '1 NA x .jl 4' , , N B x ' A ' r 'L , f Y l v . , A . 4 .fm R br' ,, 2 Q' ie - -I 5 dw - L A rd XXX were , ,, K0 ' A ' oi 5. e QI . Nr: T 'LX Nxhrxl' . , 3. qv xi gp Q' QW . 1 ' Q-' AA' ww v- ool 1 ' 3 . :C- xsl- N'l!lV 'l r l vu h : W ' . if I . V 'I .P . 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M :f-S' G I cbt gm.-U1f.W 'g H E ' .. lar yu? Q18 , .X x x -1 ' ' H ' ' H ' . . . , . of . . honor, courage, leadership, and service dur- f gr-N P is 9 I I ' U ,AK ' , my 1 4 H- . , ,l F 5 d Q Lf I ' V I I 4 h . -Q: 2 , fa 5 f K -,- V. xg ' ' Y' f it sd , Zi. 2 ' , 2 ' 3 Y ' S L , . . 1 A I 1 ' . - MOST TALENTED Carol Burton BEST LOOKING Arleen Gugel QD HXSTXCPXT ST SO? mirckch MO Jackie 5 'fl' K. h f 1- ., H N 1 - , . 2 V, 7 x s. F 5 , T A 4 1 L 5 5 A L ffl , T ,KJ x. , W -,A f.. 1 . YK, 4 fp gm ' V .7- , , 1 nf, 5 4:23 E Wir V Y Y -- 5 W K . ' 'QQ .1, 'W'f K ..'Q'3-., 'K ' ,- we ',-.. BEST DRESSED Frances Campi MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Linane ,Fix A : -g lfg ' I D . if 2:1 1'MQ,k ,-24 N wrt' ' E Xffqggi R I Q gx Z 3 L Q rw 75' ,. ,fini , WH' i7WfX',, 'f'?5 l . .6 ww 'ir Ex ,Q 5 A TS 4 in . , FQXN A: ,fl OYCC mx Rosave I 4 0? 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S Adams Anderson J Banchr D Bomben Bowker Bozz1n1 F Bucellx B Caldwell Crenun C Delgado C DelMora1 DeSurv1l1e Dletlrn M Drffley A Domlnguez Doonan I Drrscoll Emond Furrer Ganbaldl M Grlmamn I Gollop Gordon I Hennessey Hrbben Hymeg Inas P Kennedy Supremely consc1ous of the1r new d1gn1ty as upper classmen the Jun1ors plun ed 1nto school act1v1t1es w1th enthus1asm an energy an unfa1l1ng comb1nat1on that on c e agam marks them the class w1th pep plus Pmk and black begm the class colors was natural for the Junlors to deck th em selves 1n p1nk bermuda sk1rts and smear hands faces and feet w1th charcoal dust guaranteed to come off easlly' fha h I W1th tap dancers and s1ngers wartmg 1n the wmgs the Junlor p1ckan1nn1es trouped on to the stage to bemg the greatest m1nstrel show 1n Notre Dame's hlstory complete w1th show boat southern belle and dashmg, mustached hero In Apr1l The Day came The Jun1ors rushed around 1mplor1ng Look at my r1ng ' And when no one else would stop to adm1re we consoled and adm1red each other s w1th many h ' and ah Poodles were the fash1onab1e pooches a round school th1s year as the Junlor Pood H KWUCY J Duggan les walked the class to the Volleyball and Vrce Presrdem Secretary Basketball Intramural Champ1onsh1ps The V Gracchmo .Tumors always w1n ' became the class slogan M Howard Presrdem R Doonan as the Champ1on 1954 1955 pennants went Athletrc Manager Treasurer up on the Walls of Room 2 I aw a 35 .. 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' I ,, In May came the Student Body P1cn1c and wor r1ed glrlsbundledup agalnst the sun because sunburn s1mply doesn't go w1th my formal' ' Two days later came the Prom and the Jun1ors were sure that nothlng could top Please Remember' But 1n June came more fun the Jun1ors 1n the1r un1que way broke trad1t1on and establlshed a new one Wlth the Junlor Senlor Boatrlde to Par ad1S6 Cove Both classes proved themselves good seamen and the Junlor 'l1ttle s1sters man lfested then' cook1n talents by the preparat1on of Bon Voyage box lunc es for then' Sen1ors At last came Class Da W1th the 1naugurat1on of the new Student Body O f1cers our Jun1or year ended and when the b1g s1sters p1nned thelr Sen1or hats on thelr 'llttle s1sters the Jun1ors became the off1c1al SSHIOTS ready and anx1ous to take then' place as the Centennlal Sen1ors of Our Lady Notre Dame Mamnez Rattaro Sheehan VanMeter M Lovr1n I Radley B Saucedo D Turla B Kras1efsk1 M Olvarado K Salmas A Stanz O Koohnn Notter Rousseau Stanley V -3 i McCarran Reyes Sherry Wendle 'fa W 9 dye X I 01 I McPart1an Rxghem Simpson W111s rdlg 5 12- ' I 'Q -. 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I I xv- 5-Q lnlll S ai n M Bamos M Btlafer B111ec1 L Carroll P Casnllo Chase J Doherty C Dowhng D00nan T l-lamey I Kelly Lucla Boden Conroy Duran Lujan As the Sophomore year draws to a close we have so many thlngs to remember Two years of fast fleet1ng school l1fe are already gone It does not seem poss1ble that next year we shall be upperclass men Br1ng1ng w1th us our newly found d1gn1ty w floated 1I'1'O our Sophomore classroom last Septem ber We qu1ckly came down to earth Our f1rst shock was Blology We d1scovered we d1d not know as much as we thought we d1d Soon S1ster V1cto1re Julle had 1ntroduced us to the 1ntr1cac1es of d1ssect1ng frogs collectmg and mountmg plants and study1ng human anatomy Before we knew lt the hustlmg bustl1ng t1me of Chr1stmas was Just around the corner Off to the Saratoga NOV1t1at6 went a snowman f1l1ed to the br1m w1th canned goods donated by the Sophs In true Chr1stmas sp1r1t we also sent a glft to the somet1mes forgotten L1ttle Slsters of the Poor On the evenlng of December 18 Berchmans Hall was transformed 1nto a w1nter wonderland A Jolly snowman greeted us our guests and our escorts at the Soph Hop We had worked hard and those who attended Wh1te Chr1stmas had a wonderful t1me The followmg w1nter months were f1lled Wlth homework and more homework We burr owed 111 w1th the cold weather and stud1ed Soon Spring was in the air, and the Biology class went on an excursion to Golden Gate Park and observed their textbook knowledge in action. The following Mon- day, spring fever set in. Who could concentrate on verbs and pronouns in English 11, while warm sunshine and an inviting lawn beckoned? Just in time, the Stu- dent Body Picnic rolled around. The Sophomores at- tended the picnic one-hundred percent. The weather was beautiful, but we were disappointed--no wild flowers. Quickly, the end of the year came. We planned a warm send-off for the Seniors. This was the Sen- ior-Sophornore Breakfast. All the committees worked furiously to make the day a hugh success. Pink and white was the color theme, and every Soph gave a Sen- ior a corsage. This has been a hectic year for us. The Soph- omore year is traditionally a period of growing up. We want to thank Sister Victoire Julie, and everyone who has had to endure our growing pains. T. Martinez K. Meyers . Murga M. Novak N. Rolland O. Saiz . Sanchez B. Schurr J, patch I . Storm H. Sullivan . Thiella V. Tringale 5, Shamphgn C, Ramirez L. Roesch J. Williams P. Woolley Wright S. Young H, vonen N, Sqhugter M, Souza I I. '12, v 5 3, c Q , 7, - 2 V A I -. 5 - I . s j ,ze 2- 3 P C 1 .. q-' . V ll. L f' ' . ' Q ,.. V' .r ,.,., fx, Q-45. ' Y! 5 bl Q.. H A lllnl ,rv rf rf Berthold D Adams Aguxlera M Alegrra I Anderson L Amal I Asmussen M Borgen C Bn ghtensu ne Gn ffln B Hansen 5 Harper P Cassx dy C Coffman J Delmonte I Drethn A Esparza D Frertas M Herrera 6 V Adams V de la Rocha Vrce Presrdent Secretary E Bonequr Presrdent S. Babbmo C. Stamch Treasurer Athleuc Manager Castro Erlert Jaeger We came we saw we conquered ' Fre h men at last' Overwhelmed we passed through the portals of learnmg to be 1ntroduced to Hlgh School for the flrst tlme Our year commenced Wlth the famous words Oh h1gh and m1ghty Senlors we humble Fresh men pay thee homage These words began the speech Wh1Ch every Freshman knew by heart and reclted several t1mes dur1ng the hectlc act 1v1ty on September 30 1954 In1t1at1on Day After the entertamment prov1ded by the Sen1ors each 1rl repeated her b1g s1ster's performance O course our athlet1c program began w1th a an In volleyball we were defeated only' once y the .Tumors Then as Chrlstmas approached our thoughts turned to others We prepared a sle1gh of cann ed goods and grocerles for the Nov1ces and Post ulants at Saratoga and 1n order to g1Ve others as n1ce a Chr1stmas as we have we gave l1ttle g1fts to the S1sters at the V1l1a' In February We really felt we were art of the Student body when we attended our 1rst date dance So th1s 1S Par1s ' L gs., f 1- g : . ,A ' : 'J' - s N, lg ,E v. 5 ' r X V W I fa., Q' ' K 7- 5. : '-5 :N 5: - ' in .5 ,Pb ,ka 1 A H' I t 'rd' C . 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I - - Y u n a I Most of all however we remember our f1rst retreat and all of those 1nsp1r1ng talks g1ven by Father Newport S J Then on March twent1eth we gave the 1n comm Freshmen a receptlon and showed them aroun our Alma Mater Now we sk1p to the twenty seventh of Apr1l and our excurslon to Fle1schacker s where we swam 1n an 1cy pool and V1S1t6d the zoo Our b1g soclal event of the season the Sen 1or Recept1on after the1r consecrat1on came off 1n fme style Many Freshmen clad 1n the1r prett1est formals served punch and COOk16S 1n our beaut1fully decorated Hall to the Senlors the1r fam1l1es and fr1ends Gratefully we thank our teachers for the help and gu1dance whlch they have g1ven us and as our flrst school year draws to a close we glance backward, remembermg the fun we had the Joys we expenenced and the sorrows we conquered Certamly we came saw, and conquered' Lewellyfl Love Lucas Lynch McKee J McNabb Muhlebach Nowell Schelsrra ere 5 klllm Uribe C Vxckers Vlgll Sorensen Sweeney Wayman I 3 Q. 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UMA 60014- wk MW E V ' eh LMA f X ' i X L KK CD N ,jyiij Eff, X y QQ5, , x I 5 - it--f 3 ,D X ,Q The Christian Life Committee of the Senior Class prepares Christmas cards for the Friendship Tree in New York. it no d I Radley Q35 f-4 4 -n X , d- c. Mc Laughlin W' Sm Chairmen- Seam 1 ' 25, B. StanleYf37' Class ' Thiella i ' .lay cn' B- ing: M- R1 The Sophomores make bookmarks for catechism classes as their Apostolic Committee project. IIIIIIIH I i 55? fig: The Juniors ofthe Mission Committee are counting the proceeds of their latest cake sale. FEDERATION PREFECT Sharon Skain Under Sharon's leadership, Notre Dame's unit of the Federation rose to new heights in spirit and accomplish- ment. Not only was she an able repre- sentative at the Executive Council meetings, but also delivered an im- pressive address on Youth and Au- thority in the Home at the Federation Convention in January. Her driving energy has made our school projects and discussions not only enjoyable, but spiritually profitable, as well. The Freshmen of the Catholic Literature Comm ittee select good books to be sent to hospitals ,xc . T' ' bf fir fi n, F5 i 11 .fi ' ,M E 4' . 2-A I Q G ,T mf'Si'i -e, J ,' X Adele Montenegro reads if to a little girl in Mary's Help Hospital. FAITHFUL CATECHISTSH This Years the Legion of MarY: Alicia, Martha, Vilma, and Dolores gave untiring assistance with 3 fine g1'011P Of 0ffiCe1'S, ac ' to the Sisters of the Holy Family in their weekly catechism class complished a great deal of work. Aided by their Moderator, Sister Frances, they did the little things which actually mean a great deal. The Rosary was said in the chapel every lunch-hour, and gradually the Legionaires were joined by many other students. Some of the club members taught catechism weekly while others did volunteer work at various hospitals. A collection of dishware was taken up throughout the whole school for the benefit of St. Anthony's Dining Room, and at Easter the patients of Mary's Help Hospital were given statuettes and bouquets of flowers to brighten up their holiday. During the month of May, the girls took on the re- sponsibility of seeing that a May altar was erected in every room, The Legion of Mary also tried to bring Mary and her Son closer to the hearts of others and they sure- ly did not fail in their efforts to do so. . A. Montenegro, E. Martinez, - ' A. Martinez pack dishes to be ' sent to St. Anthony's Dining , Room. es at the Basilica Center. 1 a fi ' MQ STANDING. M ' - Herrera, K T. Weakly, 5. Thieua N . Tryfon, D. Castro, A, M M. Alegria' V deleR . . Rolland, C. Mccarmn ontenegro E' Aguilar. ocha' A' ESP-irza. S. Irias ZZEELING ' ' rtinez LEGION OFFICERS: K. Tryfon, Secretary: E. Aguilar, Pres- ident: B. Thiella, Vice-Pres identg S. Inas, Treasurer. 2- JP' 5 71 QI- -4 V F 3,49 D To the rlght we see the members of B1g Dlfference begmrung theu- meetlng w1th a v1s1t to the chapel The top p1cture shows the mem bers ln actlon Thls club lS composed of young women who desxre to better themselves sp1r1t ually These glrls study the sublime truths of fa1th more lntensely under the1r moderator Sxster Francxs Loretto so that the apprec1 atlon of these truths wlll really make a Blg D1fference 1n thexr lxves Below are the off1cers of B1g D1fference who have pres1ded over the actlvltxes E Doonan Presldent P Bmkert V1ce Pres ldent B Stanley Secretary t s , pf' A-31 ,JW 0 ' Co f we 1-'-' -ani- if lm ms lb 'C' X X 5' 5- si 5 'N X S, Y Ze! Zemin A full program of extra-curricular activity has kept our choristers busy this year. In addition to their programs for the Student Body and the Mothers' Guild,they gave a fine per- formance at the Afternoon of Music sponsored by the Arch- diocesan Department of Educationg opened San Francisco Youth Week with a telecast over Station KPlXg and sang the Solemn Pontifical Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral for the Cen- tennial of the Helpers of the Holy Souls. Above left: A. Pineda qPresidentJ, A. O'Brien fvice-Presidenty, D. Righetti QSec- retaryj, D. Wills Cfreasurerj, M. Paradela flviusic Librariany, B. Krasiefski fwardrobe Custodianj. Above right: Bel Canto in action at the Centennial Mass for the Helpers of the Holy Souls. Mr. Denis Desjardins at the organ. Below: Wearing new gowns and standing on new risers, the group was especially happy to pose for this picture. The equipment belongs to them in a particular way, since their fund- raising campaign made its purchase possible. K! 'Ali . f I i. YC 'link . A. I i - .. , . ff , N4 -A 'il 05 X90 gi? x. are . Gvgioi We x 60995 . eg Senxoxzoixwegqtv- 'sos o 0 QYDQTQ, ,biQQx . Gi . C 'AW- G Q . 'S XO as X06 OK S96 SIKA .ixai XA' 'six X5 , K, Q GX CYXQ-,Yrxwrex-Q9 xoo? 256' x e .53 690 a,t07'X.1l-X The Science Club includes those students who have SQV- received an A' in either chemistry or biology. BELOW: President E. Hassmanp Secretary-Treasurer B. Schurr. The purpose of this club is to promote a greater interest in the field of science. BIOLOGY SECTION Sophomores, A. Dalton, R. De1Monte, D. DeLisle, R. Billeci B. Schurr, B. Thiella, examine a slide with the new micro- projector. fi cvs QQ 'X is-3 YxW ' S f-me he 0 S f fi? wgzf. . I 1 xl - X' J V I at I , 1 . .x,,-.p rf ' ' f N ' y I, lf Q fx 'I To ROIIIJRO Hd. . FIRST ,Q Sfcolfampf, OMG S DQOWA- Da, ' Har f R toil Per ' 5i11 - B 1 S gc. Fen ' I 1 '76 ries - S, 8 n, B I' G0l10:bbi'10 C77'1'e11,, . Q ' . f B, . QSIM L0ve' V Sc-burr 0136, K ' Ada ' D. De N! X . 'Ds L' c - 11 remin' E. Bon Se' N. equi Chapter 30Zc of C,S, F. comprises almost ten percent of our student body and the good example of its officers and members has served to keep our schol- astic standards on the ascendancy. Above right: Seventeen of the twenty two members gathered in the Senior IIEXIIQ Above center: I.,ife-members- Marianne Vides, Joan Kloehn, Bar- bara Brennan, Frances Campi, Carol Burton. Marianne and Joan have re- ceived C, S, F, scholarships to Domin- ican College at San Raphael. Left: President F. Campig Vice-Pres- ident S. Iriasg Secretary-Treasurer D. DeLisle. Ox 'fg 2 2 iv XX Y X X 42' V7 Q--ff-fd, mx fxfl, mi XX X xxx ' F3 X 8? UU7? F W3 4- -ae 5 g- Q -o ,- A C7 ' 'S' fs? '7 1 5 Q7 Y - . - n 5 - 2 -f . , , t 1 3 ' - 7 C7 f fy f' Q 2, , ! A 5 ' 4, A A ST? I J! if v ' J Q ' . 3' I l A 4, 1 1 2. 1, g . i I 1 K -R -L , Y x fl 1 fe? . i W V by wi Av ix! Q ml 1 6' 41-',i.Vv ' V . . X H n is L A . 'R T T .T .n hi FIRST ROW: E. Furrer M. Borgen L. Hibben T. Rollo O. Koohtin B. Nowell H. Kinney C. Stanich THIRD ROW: H. Sullivan D. Lewellyn B. Lawrie I. Wetmore I. Bowker M. DeMartini sEcoND ROW: ' f J. warren D. Notter , .5 B. Sheehan V. Campi 2, D. Rattaro 7 A S. Young - 5 W v ' I . N, ff X xi ' 'X X 1' J x Q . V 1 4, A 1 . M .4 -v , , ' ' H' vq-X C s- 1 -3 dwbfg f. if .,W f FIRST ROW: C. Stanich, E. Furrer, T. Rollo, L. Hibben, B. Lawrie, I. Bow- ker, O. Koohtin. SECOND ROW: M. Delviartini, V. Campi. I. Warren, B. Sheehan, D. Rattaro, S. Young. Promoting School Spi rit This could be the cry of our Varsity Volley Ball Team. In the games we won, our strength was shown - in those we lost, good sportsmanship conquered the opposing team. All Notre Dame Schools fell beneath our conquering forces. San Francisco made quite a name for herself in the N. D. Basketball League. FIRST ROW: H. Sullivan M. Murga J. Bowker R. DelMonte V. Campi T. Rollo SECOND ROW: M. Howard M. Borgen B. Bilafer C. Stanich FIRST ROW: B. Sheehan, B. Bilafer, M. DeMartini, I. Radley. SEC- OND ROW: J. Banchi, A. Gugel, C. McLaughlin, L. Hibben. THIRD ROW: C. Stanich, E. Doonan, C. John, J. Bowker. ,ff Q z il Y x G f a E A V sw 6, -. X NN Qs, .NJ ' Q I ix.. mx NGN X xox-ll., N jwflllx ig! Wm, A. Gugel L. Hibben J. Banchi J. Radley THIRD ROW J. Wetmore B. Sheehan E. Doonan C. John M. Delviartini C. McLaughlin S. Young S. Murga .- , . pl? 1' N A t- ST aww Aw 5 Y- Ilan DIJVG PN ww' . 1, ' O. -' 1. -- Na X09 1? fe-WM C- Sow BOW koolz- Dflkc THE c EN e.. n- Gr all 011 I1 5 Lawtx wage , J. H 'D' R . H. k'-'QIVRSU M 7 WW' Kwai- X' oward at'-fro, l '1ey i S- 5 QM ' 5 KJV ' L 1 RQXN1 KI. XA. O . FUI,-er Inibbelz 9,25 910' ' ' fl. f Q. 'sg 59608 A'!arr1y,eZ. Dejlworjilee N M 9 fb ' g , ' fs . f--J. '. 7 71 da!! 'vm il Y 7 .ii , 'TSN 9 .. ' x ov' ii x if CEU K T The volleyball season found another . - battle between the classes, with the ' N' f A X Juniors winning, as usual. This did not ', 1. y h Q, mean, however, that the other classes XX X' did not work very hard in trying to de- . L x throne the Junior Charnps. T. , ' N A-or S4 N, SOPHOMORE TEAM STANDING: R. De1Monte, D. Notter, B. Calande, S. Young, B. Doonan, S. Boden. KNEELING: H. Sullivan, Y. Duran, T. Rollo, V. Campi, O.Saiz. 'ox Z FRESHMAN TEAM STANDING: M. Borgen, B. Nowell, J. Wetmore, V. Skillin, D. Lewellyn, I. McNabb. KNEELING: S. Sor- ensen, J. Anderson, R. Tamez, C. Stanich, D. Adams V. Adams. Gif-3'?Yf 4 A Qoffal 6355 E- . 9' x,Nl 1 ONN - si RO o'59R 'ol' gwx 52606950 eil' gi. YW' 7 cz! Basketball season came again to D, ! With the usual enthusiasm, each class tried to develop its skill at finding its best talent for the intramural games. However, the Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior classes had little chance against the Juniors--the permanent Champs. SOPHOMORE TEAM KNEELING: V. Campi, O. Saiz, T. Rollo, R. Del Monte. STANDING: C. Dowling, S. Murga, S. Yiung, M. Novak, H. Sullivan. 1'-4- an 'T' Sian YI' 1' - 9' -wr X A I ff i 2 if K I 5 . V A 1 QSM Malone QXNNCLNE ard' L .bfycf ij' 8001.5 JUAYO P li 'I T. I gaiei Y Y -ttevv C, - flbben - Hancblgfl, J. 8 R Qc 6 D BX X W B - , 8. S Opvke I - - 1, r 4 accx' ivan' x e . 617617, lixjlurga ' J Onan' ' Radle M. H y. 011,- X 4 FRESIIMAN TEAM KNEELING: A. Esparza, S. Harper, C. Stanich, V. Dela- Rocha, D. Adams. STANDING: M. Borgen, X . Adams, C. Love, L. Amal, J. Wetmore, D. Lewe11yn,R. Wilson. I5 nd JUIVIORS N xv . , . M0 olvarad SENIOR ' R' u lehett. P. G1llan 1, E . Farber RIGHT: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: D. Bomben, P. Gillan, B. Krasiefski FRESHMEN: F. Manley, M. Riley, J. Lucas SOPHS: Y. Duran, C. Dowling I K Q Nxf yin Efflx K SCHOOL 55 HAXV Hamm I X XM , . 2 '.'qgf,'vt. 3 'WO ,O 9 o L55 5' if 5 ,- F f 5 '! L ': ' ' N , l , I - ' f Z A R Z'-n ,- y X Q f a '- S u , 54 7 ' ' f ' ' X f I Sepzwda r 1 4 Q ,J 135' The first big event of the school year was the Frosh Massacre , commonly known as Initiation. The theme was Story1and , and among those characters portrayed were Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs. The Five Melodies entertained with their own rendition of the old favorite, Goodnight Sweetheart. .AN -if 9... I . U ,3 gy m X 55' V Y yy :AF F5 gf., On October 14, the anniversary of the ap- paritions at Fatima, the members of the student body, together with the grammar school girls, assembled to give pub- lic expression of their lore for our Blessed Mother by reciting the rosary. Below, Sophomores, C.Conroy, L, Anderson, B Thiella, N. Rolland, arrive at the Opera House for the performance of Rigoletto. At the right, J Bowker and O. Koohtin chat during an intermis- sion. 0613561 I ll ,fig Q 'C 04060: Our night rally, prior to the San Jose game, was a tremendous success due to the kind assistance of our benefactress, Aunt Tessie French. She is pictured at right as she receives a small token of our appreciation from L. Hibben, Athletic Manager. Below, our rooters assemble in San Jose's school yard after the exciting volleyball varsity games which we won. We listen attentively as the San Jose girls entertain us. On the last day of October we began one of our major projects of the year, the Marian Pilgrimage. This pilgrimage was our final tri- bute to our Lady in her Marian Year The girls attended Mass and re- ceived Holy Communion for six consecutive Saturdays. On the sixth Saturday a breakfast was given to those girls who had completed the Pilgrimage. inrar.v4CV UU' November finds the student body preparing for the big sport dance of the year-- Skokiaan. The proceeds of this successful mixer will be used to purchase much need- ed stage curtains. The Junior Class was invited by the College of Notre Dame, Belmont, to attend their dramatic production of James Hilton's Lost Horizon on Saturday, November 13. Left, shown leaving for Belmont: D. Bomben, J. Banchi, C. Bozzini. V. Giacchino and M. Howard relax in the lounge of Julie Billiart Hall while waiting for curtain time D. Righetti, M. Lovrin, B. Krasiefski, E. Doonan, J. Gollop, and N. McPartlan take time out to pose while tour ing the modern Belmont campus. immy' ffsx 1 9 CFS N1 6 ,X i, Wilflf '- v,, . , 1 is , a ,,,..,, A me I V nr 1 The traditional student body Christmas party was held Friday afternoon, Dec- ember l7. Each of the four classes provided entertain- ment. The Seniors climax- ed the program in the true Christmas spirit with their presentation of the tableau, Afterwards gifts were dis- tributed by Santa Claus. tC1oogiel. 1 4' X ,. fi. M Ni, Above, S. Irias is pic- tured with the trophy she won by her dramatic declamation of Mary and the Mocker at the Marian Speech Festival. J. Picetti, decoration chairman, and M. Bilafer pose with their escorts at White Christmas , the theme of this year's Soph Hop, 3,11-v-, The first prize in the Saratoga Basket project went to the Freshmen for their clever replica of Santa s Sleigh The other three classes also had ingenuous ideas the Seniors - Santa's Visit the Juniors Angel Face and the Sophomores Frosty the Snowman. .K , ,M 4. .r 'z A ,. Upon invitation from the novitiate at Saratoga, the Bel Canto entertained the postulants, novices, and elderly sisters with selections from their repertoire of unfamiliar Christmas carols The girls returned home with happy smiles and gratitude for the graciousness with which they were treated throughout the day uf' Our vocational exhibit at the Feder ation Convention was an object of great interest to all including our own N D chaperons, Mrs R Nowell Mrs C Wayman Mrs I-i Roesch and Mrs W Colbert This year we were represent ed by a speaker S Skain Student Body Vice President Below a group of students listens attentively as Sharon puts over her point xy ' H. J J A I - ' i, . , ' ' . . 'av Q Q if l 50 Sh' X ,- Y Y 1 . ,tl X Q , 'N 4 1 4. .,. ,Q 'X ' I L . X . 1 A x Q31 3 . 1 l Sal Q 5 in ., I -1 7-gn, NFL , ,. 1, ., r .. Z. ' One of the highlights of the year was the dinner sponsored by the C. S. F. and Welfare Council. Life members of the C.S. F. were awarded their lamps, ,,, and new members were accepted into the Welfare Council. Above, officers of the C.S. F. , S. Irias, Vice-president, F. Campi, President, and D. De- Lisle, Secretary-Treasurer, present awards. 'K . 1 .,, whiff-' ......,.....f..a'+ fi Ulf' F. 1 5 Our annual retreat held on February 15,16,17, was conducted by Father Peter Newport, S. J. Father is shown dents between conferences. giving extra words of wisdom to the stu- C7 The Freshmen formed a guard of honor as the Coronation procession pro- ceeded to the platform. Left, R. Cas- taneda is crowned Queen of Mission Day by His Excellency Bishop Guilfoyle while attendants look on. Above, Rose reigns as Queen for a Day. - I IH! 's ?eluwzq XXE Xi Ax X 4 Z' X x . 1 'iw Wiaud Above: Our girls relax in the beau- tiful woods of the Saratoga Novitiate. The girls will always remember the hospitality and friendliness shown to them by the novices and postulants. Right: Good-bye to a defeated Bel- mont, for the Bulldogs had chalk- ed up another victory. Left: Our group of orators leaves for the St. Mary's Speech Festival at Moraga, accompanied by the gracious Miss Beckh. 4? 2?-GN ,- I 7 f lcug F 1 'I 1 's ,ni ABOVE: Carol Kaline and Carolyn Thornton, Seniors , model the latest styles at the annual Alumnae Fash- ion Show held at the Fair- mont Hotel on April 16, its LEFT: Dorothy Bryan, Pres- ident of N. D. Alumnae, pre- sents Sister Superior with a substantial check, the proceeds from the fashion show. Our San Jose friends were greeted by a smiling gremlin, when they journeyed to San Francisco to challenge our basketball team, We provided refreshments for the defeated team at the entertainment which followed. .f IL 3 . , 1 ,. -A ----'-7f A'F' it fffffj ' ' - I -, 9 'I . D f' ' . ' I D ag e I t s..:.l t by W cm- V 1' 1.-.13 i The Blessed Mother was crowned Protectress of Notre Dame by Elaine with Bishop Guilfoyle pre siding. The day was cli- maxed by Benediction in the Basilica. 5, 4, GNL . 1 G ri-Yxa C00 xoxivx asf 112 X0 . oe cxgooql 'Cited a or X015 e,9i e9' 9' ,131 The Seniors dressed in summer formals form a guard of honor for the May Queen, our Student -Body Prexy Elaine Hass- Sefx of ea? 305 V009 cot 105 509 ,696 606 U,-at 1 Gam 3-, man. F1- So an L ,D . Ca'b6ob70l1C1Q s Di Q 6-,S ez-pe 0 . d 0053101-S B066 . . tl Llbgbeakl 81,6 X 'I Q06 1 QW Goan X ook O Wil' af ' ig. 'EQ' 0. Ie CI' the 3 8 61 ' ' - 41,14 .-in ,. ,wnyi ' . .3 , 5 ,,,' .' - , ' -ff' . +-- . 1. ,V 35, .:w -1-,f. , ,JE .,., . A , 'wk 1 'PA W MH. I -' A .3 I ' V 1 ,J i 3 5 , , , -, 'rx Y - . -4 .. v A 5 I me l - Q' ' o z o- Ji . , 11-rr . ,.,, 5 ui. ,iw 5 fe 1 PIL , f'x 1 I. ' ' - t N F 'rv' V. - , H: ', K 1 ' ' ' xx X, E 'til W 4 1 ' xx C ,, i A b 1 A V h 0 , K, ' A ' , ', ffxs fx , 0 ' ' '.V' f 1 I A x 'Inv Clif ...' l F, Q X A ' 14:11 I. 3 ...., n azz ,'.4 - 1 1 'pww WWW amd wwf 2' I . rl '-ff' 'V' X 'FN - - .f Hin V5 ' if . 1 X-A ' ' -,x. 0 'BF' ': if A c ,f Q' A ' , fx A .. I , K I I fvx M x 'E5 I Q x , I - ' ,415 1 ,XX '5 Y L 4 1955 . x N fiffv gl 1 'ggn-A ' 'fo' Q2 -'A u fin 2 '3314 1 'K 11' , 9'-Y, gk Q N N M ,I :ifrfw 1 E ,Q We beat the heat by taklng a dlp the 1cy waters of Mann Is All aboard four bus loads shove off for Marm Town 8: Country at Q. J 5 o'c1ock and the sun burned pxcmckers re luctantly pre pare to board the home bound buses PWA' Y KJ Jumors basklng ln the sun Ascens1on Thurs day means t1me for our annual Student body p1cmc Members of the student body walk under a colorful arch to offer then- flowers to our Lady The smglng of hymns and the recltatlon of the Ro sary culmmated the celebratxon 'Mary, Queen of the Un1verse e cently lnstltuted by our Holy Father Pope Plus XII 59 Q x Q l F 2, ...m 44' of , V ,W ww- ,M Y ' f . ' ' . ' jf l , in ' r-' . 0 .M h , - - .-I - .4 ' ' - f, 4, - - ,. M 44 ji: . ,, . ,Q 1, ef P as ' h ef f . .' mv - - .. W ,. Q gig, 4'-3 , J fx - N f-MY? iw ' ' 1 p ,JN 0 1 V '- T ' ' ' Q-1 ' -1 N '- N' h Q ' 4 H4 - Y ' R ' I x , x , N I 4 . W ' -v X' ' .s - - V' 'I 'X Q ,Q , I ' ' . X ' ' z N O - V W .' Xu-as Q . - Q - ' 'T' , O I . A. 1 . -:,t Q . ,ff ' ' of I ' , r - . , ' . . U- L1 v As the San Francisco skyline and Pier 43 recede in the background, the Jun- iors host the Seniors to their unusual Junior-Senior dinner. Breaking trad- ition this year, the Juniors decided upon a boat ride to Paradise Cove and Bon Voyage box-lunches of delicious southern-fried chicken, for their Big Sisters. A solemn and inspiring moment for the Seniors their Consecra- - :sn v' in di if fl 3 if Uk all 4 1 , I- g.,h a 1 ' ?' .6 W.'4!1,f5?y5, 5 l'gr1'i!1,f1filt4i:if1?,g1.T. t 1 li 'im +3 hilxfii .. V i rw' 11 V f f A 41 if tl A :QI , IE .n,.,.,-A ........... Following the Consecration, the Freshmen provided a reception for the prospective graduates. In the beau- tifully decorated hall the Frosh served punch and cookies to the Seniors, their families, and friends, f.,-i, -?H '5'r ' h Jbqpsy. ,sit - Sak ,f ' Joan Warren and Sharon Skain receive their Semper Fidelis Medallion from Mr, Smith, Vice-Commandant of the American Legion. Ii- Y' f L Jai- Q -z --4 DW The traditional Senior procession formally begins the Class Day exer- cises. ..1- 1?- The entire Student Body is assem bled as the presentation of awards begins. ZW Barbara Thiella receives her school scholarship award from Father Meyer as the faculty looks on, . '4x This group was presented the N. D. block for excellence in citi- zenship, awarded for having merit- ed a citizenship pin for at least three or four quarters this term. Last year's members were award- ed honor pins for keeping up the high standards of the Welfare Council, Eleanor Doonan, next year's Student Body Prexy, poses after receiving her award for outstanding citizenship and fidelity to duty among the undergraduates To the right are pictured The Brains -- S. Babbino, L. Arnal, A. Dalton, S. lrias, B. Thiella, J. Gollop, D. DeLisle K. Cremin--who received awards for the highest scholastic averages in their re- spective classes. Out of camera range, to the left, S. Harper. X Dfw Class Day was too much for dewy- eyed Sally lrias. She is pictured with Vicki Adams and Barbara Schurr as they pose for receiving awards for excellence in Religion. Barbara Nowell, Janet De Surville, and Frances Lucia pose after receiving medals for greatest scholastic improve ment this year. ' D Seniors come through the por- tals of Notre Dame for the last time as undergraduates. Sister Francis Loretto leads them to the bus which will take them to the Civic Auditorium. 3 Uk, r afggv Above: Notre Dame Seniors enter- ing the Civic Auditorium in solemn, academic procession. Right: The coveted sheepskin , at last. Ninn n September 1951 from St Peter s Grammar School Student Counc114 Wel fare Councxl 4 Bxg Dxfference 4 Legxon of Mary 3 4 Federatlon 1 2 3 4 B Pm 2 Quarters Cltxzenshxp Pm 3 Quarters Welfare Councxl Award 4 Scholarshxp to U S F Commxttees PATRLQLQ BICKERT September 1951 from Sacred Heart Grammar School Student Councxl 1 Welfare Councxl 4 Bxg Dxfference 4 Legion of Mary 4 Bel Canto 3 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 C S F 1 semester B Pxn 14 quarters Cxtxzenshxp Pm 12 quarters Class Volleyball 1 Z 3 Class Basketball 4 School Cheer Leader 1 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Outstandxng Cxtxzenshxp Medal Z Gold B Pm 4 Welfare Councxl Award 4 Emporxum School Board 141 Major Commxttees 1 Z 3 4 Operetta BEVERLY BILAI ER September 1951 from St Emydxus Grammar School Welfare Council 4 B1gDxfference 4 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 B Pxn 4 Quarters Cxtlzenshxp Pm 3 Quarters Basket ball Varslty Z 4 Class Volleyball 1 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 Welfare Council Award 4 Major Commxttees Z 3 4 N September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Class Presxdent 4 Student Councxl 4 Welfare Councxl 4 Bxg Difference 4 F deratxon 1 2 3 4 C S F 3 4 B Pm 14 quarters Cxtxzenshlp Pm 8 quarters Scholarshxp Award 3 Merlt Award 3 Betty Crock er Homemaker Contest School Wxnner 4 Znd Prize School Wxnner American Legion Essay Con test 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bank of Amerxca Certxfxcate for l..xbera1Arts 4 Bank of America Gold Cup 4 V D Mother! Guxld Scholarshxp Award 4 Gold B Pm 4 Vlelfare Councxl Award 4 Lxfe Member of C S I- Major Commxttees 3 4 N I BBQWN September 1951 from Epnphany Grammar School Student Body Treasurer Z Student Councxl Z 3 4 Bug Difference 3 Legxon of Mary 3 Federation 1 2 3 4 B Pm 14 Quarters Gold B Pm Major Commxttees Z 3 RQL BQRTON September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Student Body Secretary 3 Semor Valedxctorxan Student Council 3 4 Welfare Council 3 Big Difference 3 4 Federation 3 C S Z B Pm 14 quarters Cxtxzenshlp Pm 4 quarters Basketball Junxor Narslty 2 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 Yearbook Edxtor 4 Relxgzon Awards Z 3 Oratory 3 Schol arshxp Award 4 Gold B Pm 4 Lzfe Member of C S F Major Committees 1 2 3 4 Oper Ella FRANCES CAMPI September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Student Counc1l4 Wel fare Councxl 4 Bxg Dxfference .1 4 Federation l Z 1 2 3 4 Scxence Clu Pxn 16 quarters Cxtxzenshxp Pm 7 quarters Class Basketball l Z Yearbook Staff 4 Dram atxcs 4 Scholarship Awards 1 Z 3 Hearst History Award 4 lst Prlze School Wmner Sales Ex ecutxve Contest 4 Bank of Amerxca Certlfxcate for Science 4 Bausch Br Lomb Science Award 4 Gold B Pm 4 Welfare Councxl Award 4 Honorable Mentxon Auxxlxum Latxnum 4 Archbishop Connolly Scholarship Leadershxp Award 4 'rl D Mother s Guxld Scholarship Award 4 Lxfe Member of C S F Major Commxttees 1 Z 3 4 ROSALYN QQA A September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Bel Canto 3 4 Class Volleyball 1 Z Class Basketball 1 2 Mxssxon Queen 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Commxttees 4 Operetta NOR ENE COLBERT September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Student Council 3 Wel fare Counc114 B1gDxfference 3 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Cltxzenshxp Pm 12 quarters Znd P :ze School Wxnner Sales Executive Contest 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Welfare Councxl Award 4 School Re presentatxve to Youth Assocxatlon 3 4 Major Commxttees 1 Z 3 4 Operetta MARIA DE MARTINI September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Class Athletxc Manager 1 Student Councxl 1 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Scxence Club 4 B Pm 12 quarters Volleyball Var s tyl Z 3 4 Basketball Varsxty Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Class Basketball 1 3 4 Dram atxcs 4 Greatest Scholastxc Improvement Award 4 3rd Prxze School Wxnner Sales Executxve Con test 4 Gold B Pxn 4 Major Committees Z 3 4 ANN DRISCOLL September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Bel Canto Z 3 4 Bel Canto Award4 Operetta EMMA ESPARZA September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Legxon of Mary 4 Federation 1 Z 3 4 Major Commxttees Z 3 4 EUNICE FOCARACCI September 1951 from St Teresa s Grammar School Class Secretary 3 Stu dent Councxl 3 Welfare Council 3 Legxon of Mary 4 B Pm L quarters Cxtxzenshxp Pxn 1 quarter Class Basketball 3 4 Honorable Mentxon Natxonal French Contest 4 Fxdelxty to Duty Award Major Commxttees 3 4 MARGAREI GILLLN September 1951 from Louxs Barrett Student Councxl 3 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 School Cheer Leader 4 Major Commxttees 1 Z 3 4 LEEN QQGEL September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Class Secretary 1 Student Counclll 1 Z 3 4 Scxence Club 4 B Pm 1 quarter Yolleyball Narslty 1 Z 3 Basketball Narsxty 1 Z 3 4 Class Nolleyball 1 Z Class Basketball 1 Z 3 Major Comm ees 1 Z ELAINE HASSMAN September 1951 from Most Holy Redeemer Grammar School Student Body Presxdent 4 Class President 3 Student Council 1 Z 3 4 Welfare Councxl 3 4 Bel Canto 3 Federation 1 2, 3 4 Scxence Club 4 Cxtxzenshxp Pm 4 quarters Junxor Narsxty Basketball 3 Class Basketball 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Outstandmg Cxtxzenshxp Award 3 Major Committees 1 Z 3 4 Operetta CAROL ,IQHN September 1951 from St Teresa s Grammar School Class Athletic Man ager Z Student Councxl Z Federatxon 1 2 3 4 Volleyball Varsxty 1 Z 3 4 Basketball Varsxty Z 3 4 ROSALIE JOYCE September 1951 from St Agnes Grammar School Class Presxdent 1 Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 1 Z 3 Welfare Council 3 Bel Canto 4 Federation 1 Z 3 4 Cxtxzenshxp Pm 1 quarter Class Volleyballl Z 3 Class Basketballl Z 3 Yearbook Staff 3 School Cheer Leader 3 3rd Pnze School Yhnner xn Amerxcan Legxon Essay Contest 4 Major Committees 1 Z 3 4 Operetta CAROL JLLIN September 1951 from St Cecxha s Grammar School Legxon of Mary 3 4 Federation 1 Z 3 4 Bel Canto 3 Major Commxtteel Z 3 Operetta CAROL KALINE September 1951 from St Peter s Grammar School Class Secretary 4 Student Councxl 4 Legxon of Mary 3 Bel Canto 3 4 I-'ederatxon I Z 3 4 B Pin 1 quar ter Class Basketball 3 Alumnae Fashxon Show Model 4 Major Commxttees 3 4 Operetta ANN KEEI-'E Notre Dame des Vxctorxes Hxgh School 1 Z Bxg Dxfference 3 Fedex-anon I 2 3 4 B Pxn 1 quarter Yearbook Staff 4 Typing Award 3 Major Commxttees 3 4 Operetta s s V . ' . ' g - ' ' ' 'V 2 ' , L ' ' y. ., .1 ' 4. V ' J Y ' 1 ' ' , 2 . ' . . -. 1 - . . . 1 A A , ' . 1 CA . 1 1.2, ,4.p ..F. l,v,3,4p ' y' : 'A ',' 1 ll ' ' , A ' 1, 1 ' , ,3,4g c.s.r. . ', , Q ' b'41 Hs-- lideratlon l,YZ, 3,4g Volleyball lg Junidr Varsity Volleyball Z: Junior Varslty Basketball 'lg' i , , , g l ' .V ,I 1' V ,V , . L h . . z V , 1 P ' . ' V , A y ' 4: AR ' W, , g in ,,3,4. h LQRES KlNG September 1951 from Moll Holy Redeemer Grammar School Class Athletlc Manager 3 Student Councll 3 Welfare Councll 3 Federatxonl Z 3 4 Basketball Narsnty 1 Z 3 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Major Committees Z 3 4 JQAN Killltllw September 1951 from St Teresa s Grammar School Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 C S F 3 4 Scxence Club 4 B Pm 14 quarters Clvxl Defense Contest 1stPr1ze Sectlon Znd Prxze Dxstrlct Bausch Ar Lomb Scxence Award Scholarshxp Award 4 Alumnae Scholar shxp Award 4 Gold B Pm 4 Lxfe Member ofC S F Major Commxttees 3 4 Ll ABEIH QWRIE September 1951 from James Denman .lunxor Hlgh School Class 'l rea surer 4 Student Council 3 4 Bel Canto 3 4 Federation 1 Z 3 4 B Pxn Z Quarters Nolley ball Narsxty 3 4 Nolleyball Junior Varexty Z Clans Volleyball 2 3 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Bank ofAmer1ca Certxhcate for Nocattonal Arts Major Commxttees 3 4 Operetta NANCY LEARNED September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Legxon of Mary 4 Bel Canto 3 I-'ederatxonl Z 3 4 Operetta QRQI X LINAVE Notre Dame San .lose 1 Z 3 Class Secretary 1 Class N1ce Presldent 4 Student Councll 1 4 I-'ederatlon 4 Major Commxtteel 4 .TACQQELIKIE LQRENZI September 1951 from St '1ereua's Grammar School Class Treas urer 1 Class Nlce Pres1dent Z Student Councll 1 Z Legxon of Mary 3 4 Federatxon 1 Z 3 Class Basketball 1 Z Major Committees 1 Z 3 4 'ralcm MALQM-: September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School roaorauoo 1 z 1 4 Cxtxzenshxp Pm 1 quarter Vol1eyba11Varsxty 3 4 Xolleyball Jumor Narsxty 1 z Basketball Jumor Xarsxty 1 z 3 4 Class volloyballl 2 3 4 Class Basketball l z 3 4 Major commmooo z 3 oporona JOY MANN September 1951 from Epxphany Grammar School Leglon of Mary 3 Federatxon 3 B Pm 9 quarters PATRICIA MARINO September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Leglon of Mary 4 I-'ed eratxonl Z 3 4 Major Commxltees Z 3 EDNA MARTIWEZ September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Class Athletxc Managm r 4 Student Council 4 Big Difference 3 Legxon of Mary 3 4 Bel Canto 3 4 Federallon 1 Z 3 4 Volleyball Varsltyl 3 4 Class Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Class Basketball 1 Yearbook 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Major Commxttees 2 3 4 Operetta EVANGELINE MARTINEZ September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Legxon of Mary 4 1-'ederatxon 1 Z 3 4 Major Commxttees 3 525,111 UQHLIN St Vxncent 1-hgh School 1 2 Welfare Councxl 4 Legxon of Mary 4 Federation l Z 3 4 B' Pin 3 quarters Basketball Varsity Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 3 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Honorable Merltlon Real Estate Contest 4 Welfare Coun cxl Award Major Commxttees 3 4 RIA MELA September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Class Presxdent Z Student Counc1lZ Bel Canto 4 Federation 1 Z 3 4 B Pln 1 quarter Class Volleyball Z 3 Major Committees Z 3 4 Operetta Aol-:l.lr: Mowrzvzoao sam: Agnes H1511 School l z Notre Dame Belmont 3 Bxg Drfrorrrroo 4 Legxon of Mary 4 rodoranor. 1 z 3 4 B Pm 3 quarters cmaorlal-no Pm 3 qoartoro Class Volleyball staff 3 4 Rolrgroo Award 4 Major Commxttees 1 z 3 4 MARY ANN MYERON September 1951 from St Cecll1a's Grammar Schoo Welfare Councxl 4 B1g Dxfference 3 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 C S 1-' 3 B Pm 10 quarters Cxtxzenshxp Pm quarters Yearbook Staff 4 lst Prlze School Wxnner Amerxcan Leglon Essay Contest 4 Sch olarshzp Award 4 School Representatxve to Youth Assocxatxon 4 Welfare Councxl Award 4 Major Commxttees Z 3 Operetta LENE O'BR1E1N September 1951 from Most Holy Redeemer Grammar School Bel Canto 4 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Commlttees 3 4 Operetta JAWICE PAHIA St I-'rancts Convent Honolulu 1 Z Bel Canto 3 4 l-'ederatxon 3 4 .lunxor Var stty Volleyball 3 Class Volleyball 3 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Major Commxttees 3 4 Operetta ADEM September 1951 from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Grammar School Bel Canto 1 2 3 4 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Major Commxttees 3 ARMIDA PINEDA September 1951 St Peter s Grammar School Student Councxl 4 Bel Canto 1 Z 3 4 Federatxon 1 Z 3 4 Junior Varslty Volleyball Z 3 .lunxor Varsity Basketba112 Class Volleyball 2 3 Bel Canto Award 4 Bank ofAmer1ca Certxfxcate for Fxne Arts Major Commxttees 4 Operetta DOREEN PRIES Presentatlon 1-hgh School 1 Lxncoln Z Bel Canto 3 4 Federatxon 3 4 PATRICIA REGGIARDO September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Federation 1 3 B Pm s quarters Volleyball Varsxty z Volleyball Junior Varsity 3 Class Volleyball 4 Dram atxcs 4 Major Commxttees Z 3 EMLEE RUIZ September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Leglon of Mary 4 Federatxon 1 2 3 4 Cxuzenshxp Pm 1 quarter Servlce Award 3 Major Commlttees Z 3 SHABQN SKAIN September 1951 from St Emydlul Grammar School Student Body Vxce Pres ldent 4 Claes Vxce Presxdent 3 Student Councxl 3 4 lhelfare Council 3 4 Big Difference 4 F eratxon 1 Z 3 4 C S F 3 B P1n 4 quarters Cxtxzenshxp Pm 10 quarters Volleyball Varsity 4 Basketball Varsxty 4 Class Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Wel fare Councxl Award 4 Amerxcan Legxon Award 4 Major Commxttees 1 Z 3 4 Operetta JACQUELYN SMIRCICH September 1951 from Most Holy Redeemer Grammar School Class Vlce Presldent 1 Student Councxl 1 4 Bxg Dxfference 4 Legxon of Mary 3 Bel Canto 1 Z 4 Fed eration 1 Z 3 4 Cxtxzenshxp Pm Z quarters Award for Chrxstzan Virtue m Daxly Lxvxng 4 Major Commxttees 4 KATHERINE SULLIVAN September 1951 from St Charles' Grammar School Bel Canto 3 4 Federatxon 1 2 J 4 Bel Canto Award 4 Commxttees 3 4 Opererta CAROLYN Tl-IQRNTON September 1951 from Notre Darne Grammar School Class Secretary 2 Student Council 2 Federatlon 1 Z 3 4 Class Volleyball Z 3 Alumnae Fashxon Show Model 4 Major Commxtteea Z 4 KATHERINE TRYFON September 1951 from Argonne Grammar School Leglon of Mary 4 Fed eration 1, 2 3 4 B Pxn 1 quarter Class Volleyball 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Scholarshxp to Lone Mountam 4 Major Commxttees 2 3 4 Operetta FRANCINE TUCKER September 1951 from St Teresa's Grammar School Federatlon 1 Z 3 4 Class Volleyball 1 Z 3 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Music Scholarshxp 4 Major Commxttees MABIANNE VIDES September 1951 from St 'l'eresa'i Grammar School Federation 1 Z 3 4 C S F 3 4 Sclence Club 4 B Pm 14 quarters Volleyball .lumor Varaxty 1 Clan Nolley ball 1 Gold B Pm 4 Alumane Scholarshxp Award 4 Scholarshlp Award 4 laxfe Member of C S P Major Commlttees 3 4 .1QANlAlE-LN September 1951 from Notre Dame Grammar School Vfelfare Councxl Chair man 4 Student Councxl 4 Welfare Councxl 4 Legxon of Mary 3 Federation 1 Z 3 4 Pm B Quarters Cltlzenshxp Pm B Quarters Varsxty Nolleyball l Z 3 4 Class Xolleyball 1 2,3 4 Class Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 American Legxon Award 4 Welfare Councxl Award 4 Major Committees 3 4 THOMASINE WQKLY September 1951 from sm Jo-opwr Grammar School Federation 1 2 3 4 Bel Canto 4 Legxon of Mary 4 DO 1' , ' E Z ' . 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