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

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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.

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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- ' '