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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1956 volume:

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Sm 714866361 Zaldfafurid 1956 wwwdt-XXQQQ 1 Q Yi A T W,-,,.,.-......g.....-A ... ff edccazfcoa Fr George Meyer It 1S wlth deep gratltude that th1s 1sSue of The Crest' 15 dedrcated to Blessed Juhe and to those who have so wrlhngly dedlcated then' hves to follow rn her footsteps to brmg souls o the 'Good God Mrs R Grvens MrssA Beckh MrssA Caroe Mrssl Monte -.X We hope you enjoy thumb1ng 5' ,- through the pages of The Crest ffff MQW MWF as much as we the Staff have enjoyed brmgxng 1t to you Rose Doonan Photo Edrtor looks pensxve as she mes to figure the best angle for the next Yearbook candrd N60 A aff! f f Yo xoow e 9,1301 9 15 GLS 53603 35943 we D 5 EDITOR IN CHIEF Jacky Radley V' WM-Y' .L H Kmney Layout Edltor dlscusses a page wlth Olga Koohtxn Ronme Skrllm and Tma Bonequl Producnon Manager L1z Furrer fnghtj looks over Ceha 10 Vet Del Moral s shoulder whrle Deana Rattaro and Doreen ww C091 Y- Gordon help xnspect the typed copy is-I0 ' G ga E . e 1 M ' ' ' B Tia -'M e-:, . W ll 1 ,V ' 'A'-f Z 4 ' s-f 1 n I Sl. I I I ,Q 2. . A ee P4 451-Q 'I I W 515 ' ' - :fp 1. -51 C 'I 5' ' 'lP'L,g1f 'Ff- , V vm V gr , A l , . .., , 0 . ' . D . . .Y 9,1 5 , ph . - xx 4 V , Wy 4' ' , P N f I 'f I N V - - , ' ' ' 3 3 1 C , ,' 4 'f . f f , M ' ' 1 , WW! ' f x. Q . ' 7 X v 5 , Q10 A I ' Q ' . . ' . EX YI. , . r ' . 3 s I 2 1 2 SALLY IRIAS Q IAYNE HOWARD Spirit Club Chairman Vice President ELEANOR DOONAN Student Body President The Student Council is com- 'fg Q? posed of Student Body and Class 41' ?5 officers and representatives ef - va 17 together with the heads of prom inent organizations, MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL ARE: P. Cassidy, B. Thiella, E. Doonan, M. Howard, C, Bozzini, S. Irias. SECOND ROW: A. Martinez, C. McCarron, A. Sisco, V. Giacchino, O, Koohtin, R. Doonan, M. Lovrin, N. McPart1in, THIRD ROW: D, Bomben, B. Schurr, V. Campi, D. Feeley, T. Rollo, Y. Echo, S, Young, M. Bilafer, E.R. Doescher, I, Radley. FOURTH ROW: C, Stanich, C. Wayman, E. Bonequi, M. Riley, A. Esparza, L. Arnal, I. Hopkins. FIFTH ROW: P. Bermingham, G, Smith, Y. De1Degan, G. Hanley, G. McGuinn, S. Larivee, R, Gasseras, L. Bertone, 'Q fm -... I 1 5, 4 v ' X ' rj. X 7 7 I , M il 61 UI 'I ' A T S I MEMBERS OF THE SPIRIT CLUB ARE: D. Freitas, M, Alegria, T, Rollo, C, Banda, P. Castillo, I. Kelley, A. Allen, N Eilert C. Berthold, SECOND ROW: M. Lovrin, N. McPart1an, I. Gollop, L. Hibben, D, Wills, J. Bowker, C. Bozzini, I. Howard D, Bomben, A. Esparza, THIRD ROW: E. Bonequi, E,Doonan, B. Stanley, S. Irias, V. Giacchino, C. Wayman, B, Tluella I. Schelstraete. 4 I , I ',, 53 The Spirit Club under the , N' K leadership of Sally lrias works f 14 Q Y - to promote a greater school ' ' V spirit. I V' 'I .1 Q s If 4 BARBARA THIELLA Secretary PATRICIA CASSIDY Treasurer CATHY BOZZINI Athletic Manager Q2 g ALTHEA SISCO Vxce Presldent S Councll Cl. Off V P Bxg Dxff Maj Com ROSE MARIE DOONAN Treasurer S Councxl C1 Off V P Treas C S F Bxg Dxff Dram Fe 2 3 4 May Com 2 3 4 LM 'UIQ ls 606014 VIRGINIA GIACCHINO Presldent S Counc11 Cl, Off Pres Spmt Club B1gD1ff Fe May Com 6 234 l' 'ip T230 4,5 OLGA KOOHTIN Secretary S Councll C1 Off Sec C S F 2 3 4 Fe 2 3 4 Ma1 Com Varslty CATHERINE BOZZINI Athletlc Manager S B Off Ath Mgr S Councll Cl Off Ath Mgr Spu'1tC1 B13 D1ff Dram Fe May Com ' pi 'Z fam BA. T' fi ON A QP au? F7 SHIRLEY ADAMS Leg ofM May Com DOLORES BOMBEN S COU.l lCll Sprrrt Club Brg Dxff e Cheerleader IOYCE BOWKER S Councrl Sprrrt Club Leg of M Brg Drff Dram Forenslc e Maj Com Varsxty FRANCES BUCELLI S Council Cl, Off Pres, Brg Drff Dram e Ma1 Com KATHERINE CREMIN S Councrl Cl. Off Pres C S F X. Brg Drff Ma1 Com 4- 1 NAOMIE DE CAMBRA '-Q Mal Com CLARITA DELGADO Leg of M 'N 0' e 5 May Com The famrlrar gates of 347 Dolores Street opened to re welcome twenty mne graduates of Notre Dame Grammar Sghool Twenty srx trmrd newcomers came shyly rnto the yard The Grammar School alumnae had the s1tuat1on well rn hand untrl the frrst bell rang and left all the Freshmen equally petrlfred excrted and bewlldered by the strange new way of lrfe Forergn conjugatrons and declen I- . I , ' 3,4 X v. -. - 4 . . 2 0 . - . I,2,3,4 N rd- ' I ' - 3.4 , 9+ tg' . . I,2,3,4 l EF A If l ll . , 1,4 .. . 4 .. 4 . . I 3,4 g 0 F d. I,2,3,4 6 3 I-3-4 - A ,X ' in x . ET 5 X 'C L' 4 v . 2 w lie 3-4 . . 2.3 X ' ' - 2-3-4 A 'N . 2.3.4 F d' ' 34 ' , J ' 4 In v ' F d, 4 - - 2-3-4 Aix, y '. . 2.3.4 ' 3.4 f' W X J.v. 2 I . ' I ' . - . I . . . . . . . 2,3 t 5 . 1,2 . . . . . S v F d. 2,4 . . g I '. . 1.2.3.4 . . ' 7 sions the eternal mystery of why X equals Y the problems of lecture eha1rs and the 1mpend1ng doom of 1n1t1at1on oecupled most of the poor and abused bab1es' txme Alter surv1v1ng phenomenal poetry pea nut races assorted countlngs and the ID d1gn1ty of no l1pst1ck for a week the Frosh went on to new and greater helghts Vars1ty membersh1p f1rst pr1zes both athlet1c Volleyball rntramural charnpxonslup and ln gen1ous Saratoga Chr1stmas basket compe i MAUREEN DIFFLEY S 81g Diff N1 Com CELIA Del MORAL ACELA DOMINGUEZ Blg D1ff S F Y A Dram Glee Club e f Mal Com rs1ty ? GN JANET De SURVILLE Dram 'i 'Nts ROBERTA DIETLIN C 'leg Dram e May Com ELEANOR DOONAN S F Off ec S Councll Splut Club Bxg Dlf Leg ofM Forensxc e May Com Varsity IRENE DRISCOLL Leg ofM May Com Varsity ,.,' an Lv- IVY? ,-f 'SRG' C? W 1 . ' ' . C. .F. 1.4 1 I 1 . . . ,.aJ, , , 2.3.4 A x I , ll ' ,ll YI' - l 5 c 2 ' ' 4 - ' ' . 2,3 - 3 V. 'K . . . . 3.4 F df I-213-4 J. ,,, . 4 - - 1.2.3.4 1 3.4 ' - F d. I,2,3,4 B, -qv '. . 2.3.4 uf V3 ' I,2,3 fl X 1 ' I 1 , Maj. Com 4 Pres. 4 .ff 1 2 . -- - ' 4-4 - H 2'3'4 , .Q - . . f. 2'3'4 I . 'te QE' . . 2 if K , 4 l Fd. 2.3.4 -1' I '. . 1.2.3.4 ' 213-4 . If 1.v. 1.2 F d. 2.3.4 . . 3.4 A '. . 3 'X I,2,3,4 LV. I l 'zi L .X Q f IACQUELINE DUGGAN S. Council 3 Cl. Off. Sec. 3 Big Diff. I,2,3 Dram. 4 Fed. I,2,3,4 'T JOAN EMOND Leg. of M, 2 Glee Club 4 ELIZABETH FURRER S. Council 2 Big Diff. 4 Fed. 1, I,2,3,4 Maj. Com. 2,3,4 Varsity I,2, 3,4 CAROLE GARIBALDI Spirit Club 4 Big Diff. 2 Dram. 4 Maj. Com. 3.4 MARY ANN GILMARTIN Big Diff. 2,4 Dram. 4 Glee Club 4 Fed. I,2,3,4 Maj. Com. I,2,3,4 1 i ' i'plw - IEANNETTE GoLLoP A C. s.F. 2 Spirit Club 2 Big Diff. 4 Leg. of M. 1 Glee Club I Fed. 4 Maj. Com. 4 f I e,,o I ff, DOREEN GORDON Big Diff. 3,4 Leg. of M. 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Fed. 2,3,4 X Maj. Com. 2,3,4 S Varsity 4 3 I.V. 2,3 I , I titionjg cheerleading, rally-rousingg and dramatics both at home and abroad were but the dream of every sophomore class, but the energetic class of '56 through their persever ance and cooperation produced Snowflake Shuffle, the dream come true. Treasure chest, pennants galore, both Intramural Championships, a Sophomore Queen for Mission Day and games, rallies 'QL and dances rushed us along to a grand Cl1l'Y1aX the un1que Sophomore Semor Breakfast Senxor baby p1ctures heralded 1n the straw berr1es and scrambled eggs the Sophomores shared wlth then' 'B1g Slsters Then Class clay came and wxth rt the reallzatmon that one half thelr Hxgh School l1fe was over The .Tumor Year whlzzed by chockfull of act1v1ty and fun the d1gn1ty of upperclass men status the September to May ant1c1pat1on of the Prom and the thr1l1 of waxtlng for IUDITH HENNESSEY Bxg Dxff Dram e 2 LOLA HIBBEN S B f Ar Mgr S Councll Cl, Off Ath Mgr Spult Club B1gD1ff 'M' Dram Varsny MURIEL HOWARD S B Off V Pres S Councll Cl, Off Ath Mgr Spuit Club Big Diff Dram 6 . Vanity , N W .C 4, 5 , I I J. V. 2 SANDRA HYMES Dram Glee Club e SALLY IRIAS S B Off Spun Club Pres S Councll Cl, Off Treas C S F SPIIII Club Bxg Dlff Leg of M Dram FOIBDSIC Fe May Com PATRICIA KENNEDY B1g Dxff Dram Fe May Com PUAHINANO KINNEY S Council Cl. Off V P Splut Club Big Diff Dram, e Mal Com Vamty Layout Ed, ELIZABETH KRASIEFSKI f +5 ,,,, M549 W, ' Zin fy CATHERINE Mc PARTLAN Dram. 1,4 S. Council 3,4 Glee Club 2, 3 Spirit Club 4 Big Diff. 1,2,3,4 Dram. 4 Q 6 Fed. 1, 2, 3,4 Maj. Com. 1.23.4 'M' X l r MARIORIE LOVRIN IANICE NOTTER S. Council 4 Fed, I,2,3,4 C.S.F, 1,2,3,4 Maj. Com, 1,2,3,4 , Q ' Spirit Club 4 A , Big Diff. I,2,3,4 qv. Fed, 1, 2, 3,4 f Z Maj, Com, 4 3. a, V. .il ARGENTINA MARTINEZ MARILYN OLVARADO Big Diff. 2 Dram. 4 Leg. of M. 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 Glee Club 2 3 Fed. 4 Fed. 4 . N Maj, Com 4 4 . X i 'ii V. f K CAROLINE MCCARRON C.S.F, 4 Big Diff. I Leg, of M. I Dram, I Fed, I Maj, Com, 1 receiving, and finally wearing class rings. A Christmas Minstrel Show and a green- haired cherub for the Novices astonished and delighted the school. The usual Intra- mural Championships however, were by this time beyond astonishing or delighting anyone but the Juniors. A very pleasant surprise came at the end of the year as the Juniors demonstrated their ingenuity by planning and executing a very different Junior Senior Banquet ' ii! Boatride to Paradise. Bon Voyage lunches, ball games, sliding and swinging keynoted a very delightful day. Class day climaxed the year and capped the Juniors with their Senior hats, poignantly reminding them that they were leaving Sister Mary and their history notes behind them to face their new responsibility as Sister Francis Loretto's Seniors of '56, 5 IACKLYN RADLEY V S. Council I,2,3 Cl, Off., Treas, I Big Diff. 2, 3,4 S.F.Y.A, 3, Treas. , 4 3 is Dram. I,2 Fed. 1,2,3,4 Maj. Com, I,2,3,4 y 4 Yr, Bk. Ed, 4 I, X I DEANA RATTARO Big Diff. 4 NA Dram. 4 ij, Glee Club 4 Fed. 4 , Nl Maj, Com, 2,3,4 Z 4 H fi' Varsity 3 , 4 A f J. v. 1.2 j C XX B THERESA REYES ig Big Diff. 2,4 Leg. of M. 4 Fed. 1, 2,3,4 G Mai. Com. 1.2.3.4 Varsity I, 2 I. V. I. 2. 3. 4 'li TS 12 DARLENE RIGHE'r'r1 Big Diff. 4 Dram. 4 Glee Club 4 Fed. 1 , 2 , 4 CAROL ROBIN Big Diff. 2 Glee Club 3 Fed, 4 KATHERINE SALINAS Fed. x,2,3,4 Maj. Com, 2,3,4 ELIZABETH SAUCEDO Glee Club 3.4 Maj, Com, 3,4 ...-.4-f 'f A-.if 3. 5 AXA 1 --uusvuww -' LQ., W. Q,. ' fl 11.5 x, C 3 QT k- 0 Eff L., rx .,,. upw- if i I ..- 'S g.. YS ., ,A , vw, 1 l 1. 9, 'i ,R , .. pw - fr hh m W! 2 w.. T' P ,..- BARBARA SHEEHAN Big Diff. Leg, of M. Fed. Maj. Com. Varsity I. V. SONIA SHERRY Big Diff. Glee Club Maj. Com. BARBARA STANLEY S. Council Cl. Off. Sec. Spirit Club S. F. Y.A. Dram. Fed. Maj, Com. I.V. Copy Ed. ANGELA STANZ Big Diff, Dram, Fed, Maj, Com. vwgv ff-' ', 5?, 3 f15-i ' , ' , :wit DORIS TURLA S. Council I Big Diff, 2 'Q Maj. Com, 1,4 wax if IL 2-3,4 V2 I x 4' iuwgg. 6 DIANE WILLS S.B. Off. Tx-eas, 2 S. Council 1,2 Cl. off, v,P, 1 , A Ri Spirit Club 3,4 Q, . Big Diff, 1,2,4 tv Dram. 2,3,4 Glee Club 3,4 TV M Maj. Com, 2,3,4 Senior Year--could white sweaters make such a difference? Incredulous looks were exchanged by the Seniors as timid Freshmen begged to carry books, and the Caf line melted away in deference to the High and Mighty Ones. A new and not--too-pleasant Qunbelievablyl slant on initiation started the year going. Harried Seniors propelled Hmicrocephalic and umbrageous Disney- land characters through a day filled with age-old ritual and some modern innovations, The week-long agony of milk-carton toting, lipstickness, and general discomfort ended for the Freshmen, but the discomfort for the high-heeled, paper-capped, camera- bearing Seniors was still all too present. The year passed in a flurry of English A, Civics Qtheoretically possible to get an A inj, the morbid adventures of HAMLET which Qcont. on p. 20l 605602 'Q I rx gl --S X .N 1 2 O wb rmezfcztwea xv , S ,, M A A Wx MOS 51 QQ1f1gbzg6'k lol? H24 THLE 3 Ozxoxff 0 ben 770 C S3 , tx, Fan- .iv Wu' ' fr-4 --ri - f f ' K., uw, '1 .1 f-,gf .,p , 'g5 ,4' Q ,4 gi. 1- ,ju 1 . , 17T ,,. ' ' - -!1,.Q A MOST TALENTED Diane Wills 1, gi.. Q .V .mga-I, -f., .Shu -- , Ziff?-a','-I fr' 7 7.' - -F 'YY r' 'Z .U 'S ' 15'r E:f Is- K. , , .wg- 9' , ,v,J,,.,6 ,, ,, has 15,gfg,t1eg,i,4, r r A 'fL?f-f 39EZ'.-rf!-'TC JSQKA-.f, sv-J MOST RESPONSIBLE MOST CASUAL Eleanor Doonan Marilyn Olvarado MOST FRIENDLY Jayne Howard 'rr 'IA Q,,i?25i .1 Q ' -'57 6 ' X F Wx L: THE SWEETEST ' L1 Marjorie Lovrin V fliy X 5 7 .l..f, . rf, f 'I I f I I I ,, s 'f W, ,f-v f ,.,.,f,,i 9 M ,,, fr' XX! Seadafz QC 094 x96 gi C1 qos wh as SQNX 1 ,W Q-n gfn '-a-. ,F Sh 1 xx XX!! 9, TN 'E 3 In-,5fli,.v 'Y MOS T' Dolor FUN es Bo 'hbe fl Q x BEST DRESSED Hinano Kinney --N J ' Ktj ?Qnin,i MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST LOOKING Patricia Kennedy Cathy Bozzini - - , a SENIOR EX f 9 1- I I K ' 1 I 1 , A I ln ' J If I ll Qi! MOST ACTIVE ' ' 3 q. X if Joyce Bowker A 5 L ? I If A, F1 I, MOST ARTISTIC Olga Koohtin 0196? wnr 'Q-. arama- QBNV 'lx' IEANNETTE GOLLOP Scholarshrp to Notre Dame College Belmont 451001 Mothers Gulld SCh013l'Sh1P Lrfe Membershrp C S F Gold Seal of Honor Gold Shreld Pm Sprnt Club Award PN' 'RD SY S1 E19 GQ W Q, 9000 X vs 'lefeoopvg xi. X 1 if S' is 659 ew Y-35 91. xx on 12506 aww Yxqobz 500 sffnov 1 6 'S orb ei SALLY IRIAS Bank of Ameuca Gold Cup Iulle Bxlhart Scholarshrp to Notre Dame College Belmont 136005 Alumnae Scholarshrp Award Lrfe Membershrp C S F Gold Shreld of Honor Gold Shreld Pm Bausch Lomb Sclence Award Valedrctonan Award from Re Publxc Speakmg Award ader s Drgest CAROL McCARRON Scholarshxp to Notre Dame College Belmont 184005 Natlonal Homemaker of Tomorrow Award ,A Q 5 .V A o . X . 5 . 7 . ' V . '3's.:M,,, X ' J' A K lg , , Kg X 9 fl X 'QL Q ' 5,93 Q: QA x. Ja. . 'oo XX, . X . ' . .5 we ,VXJQ 'Wo' . . Q. . 2 EAW -f . .45-Q , BN 'ifeifj .,. ' lr ELEANOR DOONAN Amencan Legron Cerufrcate and Medalhon ard to the Outstand Archblshop Connolly Aw mg Student from the Pansh Outstandmg Servrce and Leadershxp Trophy Award San Franclsco Chamber Cemfxcate from of Commerce for having served as the frrst woman Mayor of San Franclsco S mt Club Award P Pubhc S peakrng Award OLGA KOOHTIN uild Scholar shxp Medal Band of America Certihcate Gold Shxeld Pin Lrfe Membership C S F Gold Seal of Honor Mothers G ix. 3 ff ' N. If EN DIFFLEY MAURE F ' 11 e for Women San rancuco Co eg Scholarship Award L1fe Membershxp C S F Pnx d'honneur French Award Cemfrcare of Excellence Gold Seal of Honor 4 ken? fr, 'Fw 0 11 0011, WA S J-3 Q: 'W X Xxx, Xl 4 G . , . U 4. l 5 s S 3 'fb , . - 1 A X - '- - . 5 -. A ' ' - 1' . gif ' 7' . I r ff ' x r' A ' A A f S s Q 5 fi-If ' - , 3 ,l C A I A : 31? 3 f .' J Sf K ' D ,X 15 Q. '. if K me A ' ' QR 1 1 k X 1 - X 'tj r . - X J 1, A' '-.4 A V L Y ' ,I ,Ti ll: r ' . xv- T. IJ C' , A 1 I 'Do A' . . . n aaa .E -. 1 0 s o A Ol k .3 , l owalv I x' 775045 I T' S0601 14 . ,,-lr. Q V 1 1-4 -. A , 5 -A 54, we gf a ,,, 'Z' , I ., M, ..- . 432: 1-' 1' 4'- 'Uh BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL AWARDS I. Bowker, L, Hibben, B. Sheehan, D. Rattaro S v 1 I Bel Canto awards for outstanding generosity were merited by I, Gal- lop, S, Sherry, and D, Rattaro, fix av l X , rw 65009 'Nor0?Xete , eng 9 to C0 nw? Other Bank of America Award V eqgtigxw get DVB winners were I. D ri sc 011 ogvos fVocariona1Artsy and H, Km- V' own' ney QFine Artsy. filfeq Below are three of the scenes from the Senior Play v-f ' o'lap? 1 Seneca AN ' Poor Freshmen Semors are treated by Iumors fleftj and Sophomores frighq Pa o Elhe 9 -.....:hQ, f Tf'5'?.j J 4 5f nh fa 'ill Remember how we hunted for that just r1ght formal and how and yet so near? Our f1rst never to be equalled aga1n prom flew June 7 found B1g and 'Llttle s1sters enjoylng a day Jam packed w1th fun and 1nc1dents of sun burned noses and sea spray1ng from the Pac1f1c at Sea Chff and B1g Bas1n Our south ern fr1ed ch1cken dellghted all we hope M S M Allen Anderson Balxstreu Banda B111ec1 Beltran Bllafer Boden Brady Calande Carroll Carroll Casnllo Chase Conroy Camacho T Rollo Pre Y Echo D Feeley V Pres ec S Young V Campi Treas Ath Mgr V cf oohgivl gtlc 0016 1 9099 Y 1, C nn lend 19 1 ' ' 1' A. 0 A 'Q - - 9 : 7 S 3' . . ' if ' C. ps 5 R. u v Q ' ' , ' 'e E. x 1 . an li - A I A: . Q f -3 .N 's YA A ,Q KJ B' x Q2 t , W , . B. X -N X ' A . .N V P. , I ,.-r . I - g ' - - D, A 1 2 S, x L ' -l C. ' S s . , It , .. X 5 May 12 seemed far ' E' S' ' vu - -I - A 7 3 ar ' ' , - gp . . s . ' . 1 ' H .f ' ' ' 7 . ' ff ' z -f ' l .. . - D. K , , ev A w Q ,l M 'E '14 'Q , gwiian I 32 ' 50 X11 e 8 gre C I 0 ' ' X3 WK . . -' - '. vt- gg 0 1 ooo . ,x. 4. E 6056 We have arrlved' Upper classmen at last we look back on th1s year wh1ch seems so crowded w1th wonderful crazy mem or1es of dances games pennants plays our pr1 vate f1re escape paper drxves 1nproport1on to a freez1ng cold Stu dent Body p1cn1c semor r1ngs THE PROM B1g Slsters ' Everythmg runs together 1nto a happy haze Who w1l1 forget the 1ncl1 nat1on of cars toward Jumors our cat Sam 100 N D dogs How could we forget that predlcamentl We went dramat1c th1s year too sweep1ng the student body 1nto the mag1c fantasyland of A11ce 1n Wonderland Remember the pennant we won for I our httle novlce sent w1th well wlshes to Saratoga at Chrlstmas t1me'? The paper drlve just before 'Sayanara found the Jun 1ors gomg all the way to support the school Remember the sudden Jolt we had when or Mary of the Natlvmty Calmly announced Ev1dently th1s class does not want Semor Martorana Martme z Me yers Ne ylon Notter Patch Pxcem Rxbeuo Roesch Rolland Sa IZ Schurr Shuster Souza Shamhan Storm rmgs No one has suggested orderlng them F1fty s1x vo1ces surpr1sed but not outwltted crled, 'We'l1 order them todayl' The waxtlng for them to ar r1ve seemed endless S 'S Y nlieua 3 10041 ul'-fm, Qing, I mbez Ram e 23 I' Ah LIIKI Then all of a sudden, xt was Class Day As each .Tumor was capped by her Blg Slster a lump rose 1n her throat M1sty eyed we real1zed we had but one preclous year left before we too would march 1nprocess1on from Berchman s Hall for ever' 1 ' ll 3-3- n , F L s, x n - 3. r if in ws ,, b an ll wx I 1 'Q x N . xc nw H' D, cg C-on 1 K 'F B. I? li' I S M. Herrera J. Hopkins Griffen Hansen Harper D, Adams E. Aguilera M, Alegria I. Anderson I. Asmussen S. Babbino C. Berthold M. Borgen C, Brightenstine V. Briones P, Cassidy D, Castro C, Coffman V. de La Rocha I. Del Monte I, Dietlin N. Eilert B. Endress D, Freitas M. Fromm M0464 It was a hop, skip, and a jump from our Frosh Prol- ics to our Soph Sillies. As we entered the Sophomore room a wonderful surprise awaited us--Sister Frances!! The large number of pen- nants on our walls prompted the motto The Class With Spirit. It was difficult set- tling down to studies but understanding teachers helped us, ST. Victoire Julie had us chasing cater- pillars for our insect col- lections. Our pride and joy, THE STAR appeared regularly with all the latest comments from Sophs. Our Jazzy Christmas with an unusual Santa caused quite a stir. Sopho- mores and Seniors put on the Sister Dance SNOW BALL. Dancers glided across the floor under del- icate snowflakes which hung suspended from the rafters. The annual Saratoga Project was a huge success with the Sophs capturing two pennants for their financial contributions. Christmas vacation over, we returned to a newly- ff Z ff Q :jg f OX? ...wr - K Z. ., U 'Q -.. , 33 . A :Sify . w X . , :' 5 lu, V , . r .A 1 L. W A , f X 4 ' V f z yd' l 4 9 fi QQ! ' Ye' 55' Q4 2- J. QQU -gf. 5 M. Riley R 7 PIN. Q A . R P ,,. 1' J N C vote? 403 me painted room Qthanks to the Mothers' Guildj. Sr. Victoire Julie was prepared for our renewed vigor and met us in the Biology Lab with dissecting kits, Miss Beckh was prepared too, and we became acquainted with JULIUS CAESAR' on a literary basis. More Panda spirit was displayed in our cooperation in the paper drive, Mission Day, and the Slang Dictionary which was completed under the direction of Miss Beckh. The Science Fair at Golden Gate Park was an attraction for 10th Grade scien- tists, and Moss Beach, too, with its very, very low tide, where we were seen grabbing for wiggling, elusive creatures to bring home as specimens. One thoughtful Soph left her speci- mens outside Room 10 and provided a crab chase for Sr. Frances later in the afternoon when the creature was found scurrying down the corridor to- wards the stairs--no doubt looking for water. The breakfast for our Senior Big Sisters was a tremendous success and The Class With Spirit looks forward to an even more successful year as Juniors--Upperclassmen! I , 138881 Klauber , Lewellyn Love Lucas Lynch Manley Muhlebach Nowell O 'Brien Schelstraete Skillin Sorensen Sweeney Tamez Uribe Vickers Vigil Wayman Webster Wetmore L ru. -Xxx 5'- Aigill A 5. qi ' l fax A I 'I - '. -,1L,Mw,' , 1 '54 f eg. t ew 1 M , sm A l 11 gf, .U v Wes. A' Q4 vis' N 'hr' I 'H W fl SHE' el V, Q , os.. .. . pl 23 9' 1 X SS- 7 1 .fx os,- x Q- . ,5 Q 1' H Q., pu. up T7 1 'X A kit l I' Qzeaimea lil Kim Al itil ' Baker Bertone A Boyea Brenton Bunge Castello Cobb Contreras Crockard Damloff Drethn Dr Tano DOWCI' E3SUl'l3l'l Fregosa Gallagher Garc 13 Grllan Gotelh Gothler Guadamuz Guerrero Hassman Hlcks Landmr Lanvee Lombardero Loskutoff Magano E McE111gon I Maysenholder Class of 59' Somehow that ant1c1pated tltle sounds qurte glorlous and d1gn1f1ed to us Of course we were not cons1dered h1gh school students not even Fresh men untrl we were 1n1t1ated by our m1ghty B1g S1sters who w1th such lovlng care planned our doom For two eternally long weeks we were 1n the realm of thelr author1ty We can laugh now when we th1nk of the m1sery we endured but then we d1d not th1nk that m1lk cartons and our pale un made up faces were so funny We d1d forg1ve and forget though when we were surpr1sed w1th a del1c1ous luncheon 1n the aud1tor1um wh1ch the Sen1ors so beau t1fully decorated on the theme of DISNEYLAND We felt exalted to know that our class had the largest attend ance at the Belmont Acqua Gu1ld meet1ngs th1s year Before we knew 1t, the Yulet1de Season was ap proach1ng We took part 1n the school's crusade for Chrlstrnas donat1ons for the Saratoga Nov1t1ate As an extra project ln our class we prepared Chrrstmas g1fts for the aged Slsters Chr1st mas week was clrmaxed by our flrst Student Body Dance 1 'K f , A J. - ' 5 K L. ' ' ' ' C. . x. I H. ll I . ll Q- ff - ' . f 1 Q4 W G. - A 5 D ' ' -' - D, f . . . x' 1 . Qx ' A' 1 ' ' ' ll x x 1, . . 5 C 9 .Q .g r P 'v l I ,, b . 6 ' T T D. - . I +7 f P- ' ' ' , ., , S D. ' - - I . - - 3' ' I. - e p ' 2' 54 C. - . wx S 'E T' Eilen cade and also at the Mother's R. . . . . f 3 S P ' A - 'K at ' J' 'Q G. ' . . -L K , v r iw P. . . D . Q D W E. ' , .I Y. ' if - 'S 2- 3' is E. -N ' 1 Q Mo A We q A l',' ' T. ' .-' 5. -3 '- ,V S. ' ' v n - . , N- S. X ,. at M. A B. 5 A QR 4. X 3 ' N' I - :r. gf M- ' ' Y Del Degan Pres R Calleros Pres P Bermingham ec G McGuinn Treas G Hanley Ath, Mgr Smith Sommer Moran Payne M. Smrth Romero St John Sanchez I af? Santos Sc rume Schofreld M Srlva D McGovem R. Mlsuraca ALA And so before we knew It our second term was beg1nn1ng For us those f1rst few months lrterally flew by' The ment1on of January 28 1956 wrll br1ng to many Freshman mrnds the happy experlence of our fmrst brg date dance February brought Mrssron Day and our frrst Retreat It was dxfflcult to keep our energetrc mlnds at peace and our busy tongues at rest but for three solemn and thoughtful days we lard asxde schoolwork and began to pray, read and thrnk After the memorable expenences of the school p1cn1c at Fa1rfax and of our f1rst Class Day our Freshman year came to a close for each of us rt was a year unequaled Sullivan Thiebaut Thiele Varela E Triplrtt Uribe Valerga lm.. 15. h A A if-.1 I . , . 4- G. , D. :Q : al, 5. A Q If A - M. 3? if h A Q S. R, V A, ,X 4 A V, - 7. Q A S P. . Y , - ' xv- as G. by I, I V kv. . S , i 1 'J , N 1 , G, y 12, xg., ' V. ' :. - - - 2 ,A S L. ' . . - ' - V i - - , lx. , l N . . -. ' v -A 4 v - vi . , ,. . . ' . l , .i . . . ' 5 re , . n . l ' . -: ,ar-74. Q S. -AC f . C, 5 AA g' .1 .5 .3 A . . . S. ,K J v E D - M 'tb U -.. 1 ' - ' -- ' X D. 1: .N +- yr a K0 ' , l sv W: . g ?- N S' ,-' X Q X , 1 MDTHER JUUH PRQY FUR US ra' -T X., ' ' ,Sin fx 5 J 'Lx 4 1 t, 'f ,W .f' ,I Y,, s 'meg 'dz' NW 064 Sclolwwhp 1444046466041 X33 99 65-e Ae r ggi 6 6 be 6,655 Diese H7011 er Y Q96 Aa qi ,AQA Dsofe JOAN HOPKINS Vxce Presldent Both scho1arsh1p AND serv1ce are necessary qua11f1cat1ons for mem bersh1p 1n the C S F SALLY IRIAS Presldent Nl' BARBARA SCHURR Secretary Chapter 302C d1st1n gu1shed ltself by sponsor 1ng a speech contest among the lower classmen 3--. - lllj... ....-. -.'.'.' ' IU' A fi Wx I 4 v W '-- - .I A G G e s ' f , 2 vb- SSX Wit P L' I 4- ' r , I 49 .,,,, I x I A Marian Pilgrimage for peace began the year for the girls to whom religious goals make a Big Difference. Discussion on vital problems took up the year under the much-needed guidance of their Moderator, Sister Francis Loretto. The year came to a double climax--for the Seniors, a fantastic weekend retreat at Saratoga under Father Donnelly, O.P. and for the entire group an Evening of Recollection with Father Sammon. Hot debates, corrected heresies and a visit by our Three little nuns, punctuated a very faithful and enjoyable year that left all the members more mature daughters of Notre Dame. if - X fx M M, 7-Mwdim Shown here are the chairmen of the various committees of the Federation, One of the outstanding activities of our Notre Dame Federation was the writing and presentation of a Christopher playlet for the unit meeting at Star of the Sea High School. Parish Committees W Y. S I ARGENTINA MARTINEZ Resident I, Hopkins, B. Endress, L. Amal, S, Larivee, D, Freitas, A. Martinez, N. Rolland, D. Uribe, C. McCarron, S, Babbino, N. Magario, R. Cal- leros, S, Irias, L, Bermne, A. Esparza, N. Eilert, M. Eilert, V. Briones, M, Herrera, T. Eilert, Legion Catechism prepare for next week s instruction The Legion of Mary is an organization which brings its members closer to Mary through prayer and good works. There are two divisions of the Legion, the Active and Auxil- iary. Auxiliary Members of the Legion aid in the Campaign for the Blind, IN Q ,D The Forenslc League under 1ts Moderator Srster Francls Loretto has represented Notre Dame 1n varlous speech tournaments throughout the Bay Area Due to the hard efforts of the members, Notre Dame has been estabhshed as one of the leadlng schools 1n pubhc speaklng WW RIGHT Sally Inas placed fourth rn Extemp m the Marran Speech Fesuval at Rxordan addxng dns vxctory to her prevlous ones rn pubhc speaking 'WM ,ML T7 LEFT TO RIGHT B Thiella B Schurr S Irias D Feeley N Rolland, LEFT: First place in 'Extemp' was captured by Barbara Thlella in the Riordan Tournament, An oumtanding member of the League, Barbara has placed hxgh m various tournaments she has entered this year. 41. . . ? I I i . . . . ' 4 ' rf 1 r ' pn'pf f Q n V . , e' 6 Ez,-Trigg' if I J ,, 1- 4 ' '4 T - ' , at L e l l K r Q rnue V I I a v 0 n a 1 o 9 c FS . X Q., Ni? Ze! Z1-v DEANNA RATTARO Vice President 'Ac DIANE WILLS President DOREEN GORDON Secretary -Treasurer The glee Q me . Club , Car0Ue'5 se , - Novzces at Saraggfrtarns the Bel Sigma for me Nauvxvi - bac Tableaux' FRONT ROW: D. Wills, F. Lucia, M. Gilmartin, I. Gollop, M, P. Brady, C, De1Mora1, BACK ROW: I. Emond, S, Sherry, R. Misuraca, D. Rattaro, D, Freitas, B, Krasiefski, R, Fanucchi. v2 is 4 R lo if E 1 I . .f 5 ...fu E 9. f I Q 1-3' 1 . . 0 . 1' Chemistry Science Club M, Alegria and V. Briones apparently engrossed in jorting down Biology notes. 'Bw-' Marine maneuvers for molusk minded Seniors Loot large loose limpers - A. ur.. ' - , 1 ' 9 .J ' ' 'EQ f -. ' I ' '12 r ,. 'ffmfw-'F' .lr ,J rf' - - '1 ' - U - . o 1 , I 36 Members of the Biology Club The Junior Division of the Biology Club. HVQVKVAVAVAVQ 13 ax Q. Q 25 Wadeqfczfl Q IE! 6 ,- ,, '- 1 VARSITY ' FIRST ROW: H. Kinney, L. Hibben, , 'f X 'Q Q B. Doonan, SECOND ROW: 1. Bowker N, 1 C, Stanich, I. Driscoll, S. Sorensen, X 24 V , THIRD ROW: B. sheehan, E. Furrer, W 1 2 I S. Young, 5 , R' De1Mom:e T JR' VARSITY L V. C.-,mm D' . Rollo, 3. No ' ' I-ewe11yn, I wen- D. Ram -if o Wetmore. PO, 3-I-Isa. X x X FIRST ROW: M, Borgen, B, Nowell, S. Sorenson, C, Stanich' SECOND ROW: I. Wetmore, D, Le ' wellyn. S. O'Bnen, A, Egpar R F ..- . W 1 4 W 1 ' no ' , 3. W u 4 R ' R n s :Q . RQ- 4 ,' . ' lXk QT . f Q if 4? THE CHAMPS' Fmsu' ROW: D. Bomben. A. Martinez' L- Hibben' J' Bow' ku. sscorm ROW: H. Kinney- 1' Howard' I' Dmgolrf' er R. Doonan. B. Sheehan. THIRD ROW: D' Ranaro' ' un ' T, Reyes, J. Ridley. Vmma Yo Dllran. -SEZ, Saiz. H, Sullivan c OND - R- De1 Banda B ROW: T Ro Monte S . , . no v . B Doonan, - V. campi' S. Yooden ang. S I ' P 23, ' WI, 5, fm W .K I FIRST ROW: G. Smith, E. De1Degan, T. Hicks, R. Hassman. SECOND ROW- P ' . . Bermingham, E. Tnplett, G. Bunge S Sullivan M Sil . . . . Vi. THIRD ROW: G. Hanley, P. Crockard, S, Larivee, G. McQuinn, D, Daniloff Q , U5 '. 5.1 1 I A 'ilfig - i fa xi' 4,3 -.5 Zwmma Y J'::1i:,z.,, Ba ' 0 I l 1. BOW ' E Doonano IR. VARSITY FIRST ROM C. Stauich, I. Radley, E, De1Degan, B. Nowell, M, Borgen, SECOND ROW: D. Daniloff, T, Hicks, P. Bettencoun, T. Rollo. THIRD ROW: S. Young, V. Campi, D, Gordon J. Wetmore, x w , D. Raltaro, GP ,, -df an Ga es 47,3 SEN IORS THE CHAMPS f AG AIN: , 7 -5.1- JUNIOR CLASS VARSITY FRESHMAN TIGERS ,gy SOPHOMORE PANDAS Competmtzon was strong between classes tins year but the Semors managed to battle their way to another champxonship s,7.1,,4, N 5 N 5 S.F, Y. A. ,S Mr E0 Doonan . Rowe pre th 5e'1fS P-1rtinT V eawardfoz-ND . s . h ' 0 3 ROOTS. 3 ow OUR RELIGIOUS IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS FOR DATES RIDERS TO THE SEA 'E One of the officers ofthe S.F.Y,A, was Jacky Radley who was elected Treasurer, V 4 3 T X 5 1 1 I VJ - S' S f ' ':-M115 , U ' ' 7 Y N' E E H . io! kt I A armor of 'mme 'Q a1ey m3 3. R2 T V, 9:0513 5 Youdf A ' Delegates to the S,F.Y, A, 4- 241114 MINEIVA SETS THE STAGE HO US E MEMORIES -.l.--.1 -1-il mggli. e' 1 QAM' OCP' 0 lv Y. Disneyland was brought to Berchman's Hall when the Seniors started a terrific year by initiating their little sisters into full-fledged Student Body Membership. fur .40 I sul PM QQ? A K' A 1 100 '-are 'Pb J .669 Our Cheerleaders Dodo, Ollie, 9 4-o66Q1,0 ,J Hanna, gave a dynamic per- pg? 63,6 oojowage evere formance and pepped up the J'f'q'6 0eQ 66,6 'bd V151 rooters to support our teams in 0-freqyodle Q19 6 6 e,,4 we ., our coming games. ' gba l7',5e 5.r,1:f9,.s 'afar E, Doonan. 1. Howard and others helped decorate for the night rally, which opened the volleyball season. Uctadez F t V gi? I. Radley, L. Furrer, I. Johnson, tin, and B, Stanley were just a few of the girls that attended the Opera. Carmen, L, Hibben, I. Bowker, O. Kooh- Shown left are a few of the members of the cleanup committee resting up' after running up and down stairs, mak- ing the auditorium ship-shape after the October 17th dance. This picture was taken on our trip to Saratoga and Belmont--one of the year 's most enjoyable days, ' dl 529' The school was painted by a generous 2 Marine named Cass and his friends. .Q SQOW io' 'll' Y 0595 xx coraiions S 6 D ang-,G s With the spirit of Christ- mas Notre Dame b u s i ly prepared for the traditional play and the varied activities that make the Yuletide truly a joy. . Li l 1 an 1 I 1 21 'Pl r +3 X Below the dance committee is shown preparing for our Student Body Dance, Sayanara, With deep appreciation, Notre Dame wishes to express its thanks to the Mothers and Fathers, who made our paper drive me success it was. 7' S vs Berchman' s Hall decorated with Japa - nese lanterns a n d pagodas transmigrated the dancers from the West to the East. 592531 S , rv 4 X A .Ein m :ll 1 A A iv-.X X-..'i,H:,Als mf 4 l 'rf-Tw! F .1 W Aux' Je H ' 2 'irll 4' lg' go VW ' Q 5' 'vi Q70 if ' i if f if M fr,-f' 'fini ,' 'QQ . 'cg ,gg '4 T 'es Frohckmg Semors on Lhe .2 JZ Fr Ryan stops to D Lewellyn gets a hand from Becky Unbe dunng the MISSIOD Day Festlvltxes, ul' -.4 we X7 Z2 5, .. 4? 2 ii. ' 1 .i -vw -it A f .ww Q si 'Yr . l-iz' : Pa -- 5, 1-ja Liwg, 4552- -Pl 'XQYBG I-51:tiQ:,,-gl? gig-N Wig K , in 5 ggi K 5 ,'1 hx SAI' W . 'liytg L' ix 'if fm B' i' 'M'-tw V get-F' I 5 1- ip' , QUEEN CATHY BOZZINI receives her ' crown from Father Canelo before the Mission Day festivities get in full eg' SVV'If1g, P The Queen and her court pose for their pictures. They all look pleased with the progress of the da I rfafps. ' -1-iff A , Q v V 'K A Dolores helps the Queen alight Lv. -'K , J- from her chariot! I 2 if ' ' ' ' 51 A-1 1. ' I Z what -. 7764144 mk ' xy ,ff qw H fr' fm its ', V: A .. . . l f n iff 2.1 -cg 4, 65, 4 0 ,aes J! .4 'gp' M 40 ll -9- Seniors at xt agam Q-TPR in ' f - Ce 'W g'YV5 P'T '96y7gte' and . VN EA Tl l'1 F . amlliar Sc E 'Ie ,, s. Mickey Mouse Club io! .-X4 AOS Q2-Y uvchew to Suniot X X nk nik 'Q 1411 eil 16 'I' See' Yogi? Y 'bil 39853 6.4 ' Old S roi? Of CHANERL mow ,-SCIENCE I-'AIIFP 'A rdf-Miki: V, sl w A we lf X ' psp, yi nfl' V ,yi Jw , I- Auf V. A Ld I 1560,-et Fo ,vw 5 Q :Q ' V ZY4312 :mule ' A3 A M K f, Qs What no game! qi' Q K. xl 50 5 0' 0 'f' 5 .b ?ef.3Qo .1 X ' 1' 6: ofvoev Y 1 590 C9 Major El, and her assiqtant Jayne, f Fi Y.. 5. : - s - 91' K-f W if Way v 0 Elaine and Sally fence it up at Marine Town and Country Club. 9 angie, -ff, wr fi 3 -r Q' 're' ff an Ae 1 ' QQ 3' Ma1'Yf Queen of the Universe was 55 U N' .14 Ti' -- ' crowned by Student Body Prexy, Eleanor qi 5'5 ii.. Doonan. Her flower girl, a little miss fain. from the first grade is very pleased with ll 'li Our Lady's crown. The entire Senior Class preceded Eleanor into the Basilica where they formed a Guard of Honor through which,she and Bishop Guil- foyle marched to the sanctuary. ati -'fd' Senior honor guard await the simple and impressive crown- ing of Notre Dame. haf- Q9 - pr ar .i ' -6 9 ., ,! ,' fn x 9:5 ,, p .a-' Q ,7 e f 2 --'am'q'q'Q'ls'-Q! rfi - b 1 . Il ' f'n'ff1-5'7Q-UQ UZ! I Q-Y' i I ll Bring Flowers of the rarest, bring Flowers of the fairest. . . V . . , .1 x ' yafuiffqnnvu a r .I , . W' 1 i .fir-9 ZS' gr Sophomores pose while searching for sea creatures at Moss Beach. Y All, il 3 I? 9 f 2,- SO SHE MADE A NOVENA The Dramatic's Class DRAMA-RAMA brought the results of their work in class to the public. Pictured on this page are the casts for five plays presented by the underclassmen. Senior casts appear in their section of the book. BELOW: Janet, Marjorie, and Dolores display the Certificate of Apprec iation' eamed by the Typing Class. in-'ff'-sf U ' EAW: rd? , fi-typ--0'x.4-,wid--. 1 .Q-1 I .sph ,.ll 4 'Qt THE BOND BETWEEN 'v- Zi T S ASK NANCY mwldizwcqifwwlfgemfmd 'UNI fx H 94' Ptg1,H 9-4 The Itahan Room at the St FTaDC1S 'K f Hal Saunders rr1us1c May 12 A n1ght to remember for the Semo and .Tumor s L..1.af A' 0 h VLI. -'An I :. . T: ' ' f2r:'e4f A 'Z2,,1Z' f SVJZ: . fgsagf j 'V venue L 'P . .: , pxrm 5 us. 8 , A 'j r-1' 'A 2.7 H j A 'dk uv ' lf ' y., .:x. x 'g' X If W f i , U I A , , I -, A ' ' 3 . A Vast, Y l V . A . , , J ' .Q ,v ' ks -- I ' -- . -- 4 'I . Y rf 4 -P, . I . . , I r I I ' I f. ' 7 X' 'X N ' is 4' 7' sv :w,,g,,f,, X ,MM 1 ' Lin-E-Sf Z1 'Z Our man Only 5Oc Underclassmen observe billings BN x 4 Senior receives corsage from little V t I , , 4 gf, , - x LQ , Let's watch those calories! sister at Sophomore-Senior Break- -Q, x 5 ' , ' . 42' g,'?-f,.laQ kb V' 1 ff' .gc , fast. f H. XTR. ix. ,' ' - Arg' X, .h 'A .-. fi - ..f :,3'f'I?f ':wiFf':'5-.X af ' . fx 5 O Deerl i Alumnae's committee for Annual Fashion Luncheon pose for yearbook photographer after Mrs. A. Frengs, President, presents Sister Superior with check and flowers. O Joy! Last Study Period gf POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCEI L. Bertone, B. Schurr and A. Esparza re ceived underclass Religion Awards. 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