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

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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

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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!

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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