Notre Dame High School - Saroute Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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During Jrhe shori period of his reign on rhe Papal lhrone, he has succeeded in guiding lhe Church info a new period of vigor and growlrh. Because of lhis, we feel he embodies Jrhe inspiralion for rhe Jrheme of lhis publicalion. May we of Nolre Dame fulfill his hopes for a brighlr Calholic lurure Jrhrough our own privare grow'rh and developmenl as Chrislian women. Gme THEME T IT has been said ThaT educaTion is a conTinual growTh, a gradual progression Toward an inTiniTe goal. Using such a Tigure, we, The ediTors of Sa RouTe have imagined The day by day changes in The ouTline oT our Two new buildings as represenTing The growTh oT The individual sTudenT. As The building Took Torm and proporTion, so our sTudenTs were Torming Their own menTal and spiriTual proporTions wiTh each phase of sTudenT life aT NoTre Dame. 4 in -- li. 1' !, ! !'! nw- ,k,. FOREWORD Wilh rwenly-five cenls and uniallering +rus+ in God, +wo Belgian missionary Sislers of Nolre Dame de Namur arrived in San Jose in I85I. ln response lo 'rhe urgenl pleas of Pefer Burnell, firsr governor of California, and +he needs of The newly-formed communily, 'rhey decided 'ro remain and lo open a school for girls. This feeble beginning soon grew info lhe hisloric Nolre Dame Academy on Wes? Sanla Clara Slreel. The organizalion of a school for young ladies in a fronlier lown silualed in whal was lhen lhe wild, uncullivaled West required all 'rhe oplimism and dedicalion, which lhe Sislers so generously gave To Their Task. Doors +0 Madonna l-lall Nofre Dame school and convenf-l85l Sfudenf arfisfs of Nofre Dame College-I88O Now we are living in a new era. The one-year-old cily info which lhe lirsl sislers arrived has grown inlo a 'rhriving melropolis, changed bolh in size and in appearance. Lilce San Jose. Nolre Dame, loo, has undergone a change. Wilh 'rhe removal of 'rhe college and noviliale from Wesl Sanla Clara Slreel, l'he old O'Connor mansion, localed on Second and Reed. became lhe new sile of Nolre Dame High School. Bur even in 'rhe midsl of all lhis change. 'rhe spiril of Blessed Molher Julia which animaled lhe firsl' suslers has conlinued lhroughoul 'rhe years: and. embodied in lhe educalional ideals of Blessed Julie. conlinues 'ro produce young Calholic women, who are spirilually-vigorous. inl'elligenl', cullured. heallhy, vocalionally-prepared, socially-minded. American. and who pursue Sa Roule . . . her way. External changes Classroom in firsl Nolre Dame schoolhouse. eternal ideals Spirifually-vigorous Culfured lnfelligenf Healfhy American Socially-minded Vocafionally-prepared Classroom theory if Q3 3 This Lubricus ferresfris has . . 10 Now The book says . . . - in practice . Are you sure 'rhis is 'rhe righl answer? According io +his Sisler said . . As civilizalion progresses, and lhe imporfance of rnalhemalics and science grows, we find Nolre Dame adapfing i+s curriculum +o 1'he ideas of modern limes. Daily +he ever-expanding De- parfmenf of Science and Ma+he4 mafics 'reaches ils sludenis +he processes of laboralory research and ol marrhemalical calculalion. In +he field of laboraiory arrs, Noire Dame offers +0 ils sfudenfs Physics. General Science, Biology and Chernislry. As lhe curriculum slands now, only Algebra I and ll and Geom- elry are offered. Bur The popular irend loward higher maihemalical educalion requires more subiecls in 'rhis field. For lhis reason Nolre Dame will be adding Trigonomelry and Advanced lvlalhemalics +o lhe lisi for lhe fall semesler. Appllcahon of Surprised Sophomores received unexpecfed award for unusual cifizenship Toward school. 12 From Tschailcovslcy 'ro Cicero, +0 i'he complexifies of +he business world, Nolre Dame girls wage ihe elernal baffle of ihe boolcs. The seven hours be+ween 8 and 3 are crammed wiih declensions, formu- las, parliciples. and irregular verbs. and someiimes if seems as if +he world would have been beffer off wiihoui' iambic penfamefer. Evenf- ually +hough, somewhere befween Shakespeare and World War I, +he Jrhreads of learning begin 'ro weave +hemselves info a paHern for lhe lulure, and a goal is sei. sfruggled for, and accomplished. learning , If H MMI A. Notre Dome - moods ond kaleidoscope discoveries. . . a campus of many memories. . .a of faces. . . beginnings Wl1aT is a ToundaTion? WebsTer: FoundaTion: Ground or basis of anyTliing. JusT as a ToundaTion is The groundwork oT a building so Too-The FACULTY is The groundwork of The sTudenTs' academic liTe. In order Tl1aT a building wiTl'1sTand The elemenTs oT naTure wind, rain, snow, iT musT be esTablisl1ed on a sound ToundaTion. Likewise a sound TaculTy will help To prepare The sTudenTs To wiTlwsTand The sTorms of life. ff Q A 4 as K 1 .km ywf 'Sim W A22 me K qv I Xu, Hi by Li ' Y Q 1 ,L QE 1 S 'fQ.q Y J, , ' ' 'E W i ff .k Q .. 1 mt 'E :uf f- ' 1'1 V , R 3 as-.,, 2' if il X sf? E-, 1' ' g, an A f bf 4 5 t fr 3' S' mf Q was --.,EI ,Q F 1 R , , A 'Q Lg 'H 4 A - M- V ffm Agp, A N ,. MMAQ ,5 T2 as ' ' My fx 2 -wx I, 544 Z A? ,, 3' sw A151 .Y Q y K i v. mg .ur .v ei nd J 1 f Q.-+ J if in 79' w av 'V v .- as P' ... .1 ..' v g , ff -X . L , S ' W J ' 4-- , THESE ARE THE SISTERS Counselor Adminis'I'ral'or Hosiess SISTER MARGARET DOLORES-PRINCIPAL For four years. Sisler lvlargarel Dolores. as our principal, has carried lhe heavy burden of admin- islralive responsiloililies. During lhis lime Sisler has supervised mosl of +he school aclivilies, aided Teachers. parenls, and pupils in many ways and has always made herself available lo anyone who needed help. Aside from her dulies as principal, she has also found lime To direcl Jrhe Senior Cho- rale Group. This summer she will allend Slanford Universily on a Slanlord gran? in English. 18 WHO LEAD SISTER MARY WILMA-VICE-PRINCIPAL To all who see her, Sisier Mary Wilma appears 'ro be care- free and always smiling: but behind 'rhis gay exierior, SisIer's mind is forever working our Ihe daily problems which arise marked --1 Vice Principal. Keeping Ihe running and per- manenl records up Io dale, serving as curriculum chairman. and adiusiing class programs are small paris of I'he Vice-PrincipaI's iob. SISTER PAULINE MARIE-DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE During Ihe nine monihs Sisler Pauline Marie has spenl a'r Noire Dame as Direclor of Guidance, she has emphasized 'Ihe imporlance of individual counseling for each siudenl, and has enlarged 'rhe group guidance program. As senior class co-ordinaI'or,SisIer's quiei manner and reas- suring way won for her Ihe love and respecf of Ihe Seniors as well as ihal' of Ihe lower classmen. SISTER MARY OF THE NATIVITY-DEAN OF GIRLS As Dean ol: Discipline, Sisler Mary of Ihe NaI'ivi+y's smiling face lessened Ihe Ierror of Ihe sIuden'Is when Ihey found con- 'racl' wiih her necessary. As school discipIinarian,SisIer was overseer of all delenlion s+udy halls and her Iirm hand guided Ihe members of Senior Conlrol in keeping order in Jrhe school. I-Ier dulies also included readmiiling absenl or 'Iardy sludenis. granling various permils, and supervising all disciplinary meas- ures. THE Sislers Helen Cecilia, Mary Wilma, Marie Julie, and Mary of ihe Na- Iivily mingle wifh parenfs al Open House held in Oclober. This is one of lhe many limes during fhe year when parenls and lacully have an opporfuniiy io meel and discuss lheir mulal concerns al Nolre Dame. FACULTY, GIVING 0F THEIR TIME AND EFFORTS, NOT SISTER ANN DOLORES Librarian, Sophomore Co-orclinalor. Religion Il, Library Assisfanls' Club Moderalor. Upper righl SISTER BERCHMANS JULIE Sophomore Seclion Counselor, Relig- ion ll, Biology. ,Sodalify Unif-Junior Class. MRS. FRANK BRENNAN SISTER CATHERINE MARIE Physics, French I, ll, Ill, IV, Lalin I, Freshman Seclion Counselor, Junior Language Club Moderalor. Chorale, English I, Lalin I, Soclalily Moderafor. Beaming wilh enlhusiasm, Sisler Monica Julie helps Mr. William Osmum, curafor of lhe Los Angeles Counly Museum. sleacly one ol 'the beauiilul banners al lhe lmmaculaie l-leari College Display. , . .V na , - an :ff ,,,s,,au zf..-.,s,.,, .,,, ,:,.a...n.1 ONLY AS TEACHERS BUT ALSO AS FRIENDS MRS, ROBERT' COLLINS MRS. MARGARET CUMMING MRS. JOSEPH DECK MISS ANITA FRANCISCONI Sophomore Home Room Coungelolv Sociology, English l, ll. Chemisiry, General Chemisiry. English lV, Helian l, Moderefor Physical Educafion, Spirif Club Mod- of lnfer-club Council, eralor. Nolre Dame, San Jose hosled a high school Teachers insli- assembly enabled bolh religious ancl lay leachers lo gain many 'rule on December 28, l958. The seclion meelings and general valuable ideas. TIME OUT FROM DAILY ROUTINE MISS NANCY GARRECHT Ancieni Hisfory, English II, III, World Hisfory, Junior Homeroom Counselor, Moderafor of Junior Slefesman of America. SISTER HELEN CECILIA Algebra II, Religion I, Geome'l'ry, Freshmen Homeroom Counselor, Fresh- man Class Co-ordinafor. MISS JOAN JACA World His+ory, U.S. Hislory, English I, II, Weslern Civilizelion, Sophomore Homeroom Counselor. SISTER LOYOLA MARIE Inslrumenlal Music. SISTER MARIE JULIE SISTER MARY REGINALD SISTER MONICA JULIE E'19li5l' Ill. IV- U-S- Hl5i0fY- R9ll9l0f' Junior Class Counselor, Sheri- Ari' Fundamenfals, Ari II, Religion II, Ill. S0Pl'i0m0l'e Class SOCIBIHY Unif hand I, ll, Typing I, Il, Por- Sewing, Ari Club Modern-lor, Yearbook M0d9l'Gi0f- sonal Typing, Religion Ill, Busi- Moderafor. ness Training. Three faculfy members have broughl disfincfion lo Nofre Dame lhis year. Sisler Monica Julie, head of 'rhe Ari Deparlmenl, was one of Those whose eniry was accepled for dis- play in, lhe God and Man in Ari exhibit spon- sored by 'rhe American Federalion of Arls. Her seri- graph which depicled 'rhe Eighlh Sfalion of The Cross was among +he few chosen from arf con- lribulions submilied from all paris of ihe Unifed Slales. Sisier Helen Cecilia, Head of lhe Science Deparl- ment. and Mrs. Lillian Deck have boih received granls from 'rhe Nalional Science Foundaiion. This summer, Sisler Helen will aHend lhe Universiiy of Sanla Clara for siudy in malhemalics. and Mrs. Deck will lake a course in chemisfry a+ +he Univer- siiy of Hawaii. THEIR SENSE OF HUMOR BROUGHT SUBJECTS TO LIFE Miss Carol Veil' displays one of many facels of her numerous lalenfs in The porlrayal of lhe lille role in The Heiress. Abandoning her lover she mounls fhe siairs 'rhaf lead 'lo a life of spinslerhood. in This scene from 'The Los Galos Dra- malic Workshop presenlafion. 23. MRS. JOHN PATTERSON SISTER RAYMOND TERESA Drama, English III, Advanced Religion I, Algebra I, Ancienf His- fory, Sfucly Skills, Freshman Coun selor, Freshman Sodalily Unif. Speech, Journalism. MRS. FRANK REEDER Sewing. Spanish I, II, III, IV. M RS. ANTHONY TRANCHINA WISDOM AND GUIDANCE WITH A HELPING HAND REV. RAYMOND E. PRINDIVILLE, S.J., M.A.. S.T.L. Religion Ill Paslor, S+. Joseph's Church, San Jose REV. CHARLES E. LEAHY, S.J., M.A. Religion Ill, Senior Counselor Senior Class Counselor, Bellarmine College Preparatory REV. JOHN S. DURYEA, B.A. Senior Counselor Moderalor, Newman Club. San Jose Slale College SISTER MARY OF THE VISITATION Lalin I, II ln addilion lo insfrucling her Lalin pupils, Sisler has compleled a lranslalion of TA ROUTE, a bool: of medilalions on lhe rosary. LEADING YOUTH TO HIGHER REALMS. MISS CAROL VEIT Senior Counselor, Music Apprecialion, General-Music, French I. MISS NANCY WELCH Freshman Counselor, Algebra I, Home- malsina. MISS CAROL WHITE Sophomore Counselor, Senior Science General Science. SISTER WINIFRED MARIE English ll, World Hisfory. Sisrer Helen Cecilia, S.N.D. ralks wirh Dr. Gerald Alexander- son, professor a++l1e Universiry of Samla Clara a+ a meering ol lhe Archcliocesan lvlalhemalics Curriculum Commillee held al Riore dan High School in San Francisco, on February 6, l959. Whaf is a building wi+hou'r Hs framework? Wl'1a'r is a s+uden'r body wifhouf Hs leaders? The framework is essenfial- essenrial 'ro bo+h sfruclrures. STUDENT GQVERNMENT a+ No+re Dame consH+u+es Hue mainsfay of a well-fundrioning associafed sfudenr body. 26 i v 2 T? 5555 5123 2 2 1 54, ,i , ,,,, ,Y sr 33 ? ? 5 f wwmmw' ' . ami? Q 11'4'i f'ff'f F4153 vp human! ng 4 4 .ef ' A U7 'I ' f X. uf VG gi R, .Mi . ., P, QQ Q A? m f'-1 Qs , , sf 'L 5 5 'fl' R, .3 s ,W 5g!sf1,ye4 'M A 'fm' Q 5 + V' 1 . 1 -V ,S 19 V, ' , U2 il T1 5 W ? Qi- Zgx , v 'x nz? ' ,Q Q 'SL R s ,M -, ' 6 s K 'Ev ' f.. .1 3 X 4 ' x fflb-wk , Suzanne lmbomone-A. S. B. Presideni' , Q QQ, Ve BK N fy! J, M R ,I k 'S K A Q? . ' :Q '- 1 7 -, ' 2' , .iv w . ' - M , f '-f , gs' . V , A i KWH' ' A lb .- Wh ' WH rv fl 3 'R A2 , ' Ui I X Q Q gf' .f f ' L 'N - Lf if X 'Q I 1 5' . - . ff ax ' ' iii Lg L. -if : - .mf ,. A. , A 1 vw i - P - , . . ., . . , Q4 N if lgw 'JW Q 4 3 Q 6 X x ' K ' M A4 Q ff: ' K ., ' - ,. T 5 up if Q wa '!Q , f M elwi E1 my A Q AXfS E W ? leaders admired, trusted and respec Barbara Baggese Public Relafions Represenfafive The newly-creafed office of Public Re- lafions Represenfafive was ably filled by Barbara Baggese. l-ler dufies consisfed of wrifing arficles abouf Nofre Dame acfivifies for fhe Limelighf in he Mon- ifor and for Teen Talk in fh San Jose Mercury-News, and also f ecfing par- ficipanfs for 'Reciddi' . ' . 'p l f lu -49,94 f. Ann Hill Secrefa ry The job of Sfudenf Body Secrefary for fhe school year l958-59 was held by Ann Hill. Keeping an accurafe and de- failed accounf of Sfudenf Body and Sfu- denf Council meefings was Ann's main responsibilify. Her ofher dufies included fhe handling of all business and infer- school correspondence. Lori Lucchefli Treasu rer Keeping fhe school budgef balanced and approving all school expendifures was fhe iob of Treasurer efficienfly han- dled by Lori Luccheffi. Sfudenf Council The governing body of Nofre Dame Sfudenf Body, fhe Sfudenf Council, acfs as a liaison befween fhe faculfy and fhe sfudenfs. The job of fhe Council is fo malce all necessary decisions in relafion fo Sfudenf Body acfivifies. If consisfs of all Sfudenf Body officers, one home- room represenfafive, and fhe presidenf of each class, and if is under fhe moder- afion of Sisfer lvlargaref Dolores. This year Sfudenf Council infroduced a new office, Public Relafions Repre- senfafiveq if rewrofe fhe school Consfi- fufion and compiled a sfudenf handbook. 29 Selling high fhe banner of fair play and good sporismanship al Nofre Dame, Loreene Pardini. as S+uden+ Body A'rhle+ic Manager, organized school +eams and ar- ranged all infer-school and infra- mural games Tor 'rhe year i958-59. Her undying spirir and loyalfy 'fo The Blue and While were incen- +ive lo all her Team members lo go our and win. Wiih The moHo of Service and Spiri'r behind Them. Loreene Pardini-A+hle+ic Manager The beginni The Rally Commillee, under The direcrion of Mary Anne Wrighl, and wirh 'rhe help of i+s moderalor. Mrs. Col- lins, organizes rallies, decoraies lor infer-school games, and supervises +he hospi+ali+y for rhese games. The mem- bership ihis year lolaled approximalely five hundred girls wilh iwo girls from each homeroom as members of The Execuiive Rally Commiffee. Because The Cornmiliee has grown loo large, if has been abolished and a new Spirir Club has been formed in ifs place. The new club will be limired lo a membership of one hundred girls lo be chosen on a poinl syslem. The elecfed officers will be presidenr, vice-presidenl' and sec- relary-lreasurer. 30 of spirit As Vice-Presideni of 'rhe Siu- denl' Body, Mary Anne Wrighi was ihe chairman of all social affairs. Dances and inrer-school games were her main concern hui aciivi- 'ries relaiing fo olher school 'lunc- 'rions also lcepi her exrremely busy. The reorganizaiion of fhe Rally Commiffee info 'rhe Spirii Club was her biggesf underlalcing, which she accomplished wi+h 'rhe able as- sisrance of Mrs. Collins. Mary Anne's high spirii and 'rireless enihusiasm promoled an undying loyaliy in ihe sludenis ai all games and rallies. Mary Anne Wrighi-Vice-Presiclenf They maintain order, conduct meehnc lnfer-club Council A new organizafion known as fhe infer-Club Council was formed fhis year fo co-ordinafe and eval- uafe all sfudenf organizafions. Wifh Miss Francisconi's help, fhis council. composed of fhe officers of all funcfioning clubs af Nofre Dame, fool: an acfive parf in ac- cepfing fhe Spi'ri+ Club as a sub- sfifufe for fhe Rally Commiffee. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Karen Brewer Claudia Carrera Peggy Cassidy Elaine Chiappe Roseioanne Cirincione Joanna Di Grazia Deanna Dorsa Nancy Fox Nancy Free Vicky Galafi Marylynn Gilley Linda Griffin Coralene Haas Carla Hansen Suzanne Imbornone Joyce Jaca Kafhy Jones Paf Jones Karen Koeplin Sharon Larsen Jean Lucchesi Phyllis Meal: Loreene Pardini Susan Paslaqua Ann Schirle Kafhy Sewell Pamela Slorp Georgie Sommer: Roseanna Torreffo Julie Truchon Julie Wafers Mary Anne Wrighf Pafricia Ziefflow Senior Confrol ln ifs second year of organiza- fion. Senior Confrol has officially falcen over fhe clufy of esfablishing and enforcing school regulafions. Under fhe direcfion of Sfudenf Body Parliamenfarian Georgia Somers and Dean of Discipline. Sis- fer Mary of fhe Nafivify, fhis se- lecf group of seniors mainfains order af all fimes. and worlcs dili- genfly fo uphold fhe repufafion of Nofre Dame. 32 and guide the student body Georgia So mers-Parliamenfarian As Sludenl' Body Parlia- menfarian. Georgia Somers was chairman of Senior Con- +rol and overseer of all S+u- denl' Body eleclions. Work- ing indus+riously wifh her commihlee she revised +he school consfifufion and broughl abouf many changes in 'rhe procedure of S+uden'r Body elecfions. Anolher of her many jobs was fo lceep all Sfudenf Body and Sfudenl Council meelings running ac- cording To parliamenfary procedure. X S ,gi nt I Q Q A window is an opening. H' refleclrs. H le1's iighf in: if ie'rs iigh+ ou'r. Insiders can see ou+ and oufsiders can see in. No+re Dame school PUBLICATIONS bring in'reres'r and provifie enferiainmenf for +he s+uden'rs. They srefiecf an accuraie piciure of Jrhe school life for oihers. 35 ,,l The Crown and Shield, NoTre Dame's quarTerly paper. has been in publicaTion for 3l years. This year, under The able direcTion of Mrs. PaTTerson. The sTaTT showed iTs de- voTion To hard work by winning The Second Place Honor RaTing from The NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion Tor The TirsT semesTer. ln order To raise money Tor The Tinal ediTion of The paper The Crown and Shield sTaTT donned TheaTrical cos- Tumes and performed Shakespeare's Midsummer NighT's Dream Tor The sTudenT body and friends. CROWN AND SHIELD behind the headlines Joyce Jaco NEWS EDITOR Wend Boure+ Y BUSINESS MANAGER I nv-Q, AnnWada SPORTS EDITOR Mrs. John Pafferson I MODERATOR Marylynn Gilley EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Laurie Meusel FEATURE EDITOR Diane Floom SUPPLEMENT EDITOR Nancy Free Nancy Fox EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR SA nouns behind the deadline Deanna Dorsa Linda Normandin SENIOR LAYOUT SENIOR LAYOUT EDITOR EDITOR Wendy Bouref Jan McNeiIy CO-COPY CO-COPY EDITOR EDITOR Diane Torjey Fa Brink PHOTOGRAPHY TYPING EDITOR EDITOR Sr.'MoniCa Rifa Russo MODERATOR BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Assisfani' Layoui' Ediiors Joanne Karen Cauhape Mary Cecilia Mdriuilce Foley Anne Oldwvn Birmingham . . . Assisfani' Copy Edi'l'ors Jackie Mieuli Mary Wafers . Assis'I'an+ Typisfs Jolaine Schiro Carol Wessling Doreen La Rosa ASSISTANT IN BUSINESS Connelly Carmen Woods STAFF: Liz Bedard Bev Bouref Marilou Figone Lydia Garcia Carla Hansen Nancy O'RourIce Judy Reidy Ann Schirle Joan Schirle I No+hing srops 'rhe yearbook! As fhe deadline crepl slowly upon ihe Sa Roule slaff, This cry could be heard from every corner of 'rhe room. Type- wrilers bear an un-ending click-claclc, pencils raced across copy sheers, layour pages were checlced and re-checked. Nolre Dame's second annual, fi- nanced fhis year by a Pafron and Pafroness Drive. wen? lo press wifh a compleled l69 pages. The slaff folded up lheir equipmenf and crep+ away for anofher year. Link, Bond, Faslening, These are needed by all slruclures as well as by associafions. Thus, our clubs our ORGANIZATIONS and all of our ac'rivi+y groups provide a variely of proiecls which fosler marure responsibilily. These aim ai developing The religious, academic, and social welfare of each sludenl. 40 ' WW, Y .f . ' 1- Iw, A V. , .,, 3 - - fy ---X, A f up f V -R ,. 'i 1' K' W fEfm::wfwQL H I V -I js:4?iM..1f.- , x ,,,,. , I r Y v LW-wma-aw., 1, ,K , 4 - '. 1, .. vifvfeifvf--L' - . 4 A M W . W, Www B. M A f A 'ff-wwf nj ,sg 3 5 3 H 1 -H - I, K, kfinh , -..., L ff ,,,. Y. , ff EN f . A 4. Thi ,, v- , fav- Z' f ,1 Vw Vx x --ff --....,,,., 1' f e msn .mu-Sami. ,my Lf, f - 2, A S . X 1 Qu-.Q . l W., mag A! f im. -f lm 4 I -........ -...Q ... ..- Ax,., ...- PRESIDENT Palricia Jones ART CLUB ro rnessnvs Assn-imc nuurv MODERATOR Sisfer Monica Julie Ari Club-awakens in ils members an apprecia- lion ol arl' and beauly. Formed iusl 'rhis year, lhe group has gone +0 IBM, lhe DeSaisse+ and DeYoung museums, and benefiled much fhrough ils bi-monlhly meelings. Direcled by Sisler Monica Julie, head of 'rhe Arr Deparlmenl, The girls were given inslruc- lions by her and olher qualified educalors. ,S 'FQ XX V Top: Sanfa Clara cle Saissel Museum Lower: IBM planl in San Jose Joanne Birmingham Virginia Carnevale Peggy Cassidy Roseioanne Cirincione Leslie Coyle Karen Cauhape Kaihy Deqrian Carla Hansen Coralene l-laas Dona Harlney Kalhy Jones Jo Ann Marlino Diane Nishiura Anne Oldwyn Karen Poznalc Lynelle Rodriquez Alicia Rodriguez Judy Riedy Josephine Ragonesi Ann Schirle Juanila Vogel Mary Walers Carol Wessling Carmen Woods One word a second snxry words a minuie efficiency proficiency compefencyl fifhng by words for +l'1e Nofre Dame Business Efficiency Club Under lhe supervision of Snsfer Mary Reginald +l'1e members of flwe club worlc fo improve 'rhelr shorflwand, Typing and ofher business slcllls Carol Asmus Mariefla Brady Joanne Cancilla Joanne De Franco Mary Anne Dunlay Linda Eccles Genevieve Escobar Dolores Faler Barbara Fi+zgerald Joan Forni Joann Giacomo Sharon Gisi Clarissa Granafa Lorraine Grenier Berry Lema Pal Mafiey Donna Nicolelfi Judy Pursley Donene Ray Sandra Ragone Alicia Rodriquez Frances Rogers Kafhy Rogers Jolaine Sclniro Belly Sianley Colleen Sullivan Aniia Taormino Nancy Taormino Sue Van Schaalr Lupe Minor sq... The above live girls have achieved C.S.l:. slanding 'rhrouqhonl lheir enlire four years of high school. xA ff' i f N., l . Hex, f ii X x IX: Joanna DiGrazia Diane Floorn Suzanne lrnbornone Suzanne Rulh Pamela Slorp Rifa Barron Faye Beechie Marilyn Boilano Wendy Bourel Olga Burzio Nancy Carnpfield Claudia Carrera Joanne Casfaqnola Karen Cauhape Mary Lou Chiappino Kalhy Colla Mary Caryl Condran Leslie Coyle Peqqy Cumming P ' x Deanna Dorsa Ellie Elrod Marilou Fiqone Marialice Foley Nancy Fox Joan Gabrielle ViclciGala1i Verdel Ghiorso Sylvia Gray Karen Hill Susan Joergler Beverly Karnpfen Karen Koeplin X 'T 6 Jean Lucchesi X IRA jk pa S ixfix lx X I CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Y -Y - 1 SCHOLARSHIP FOR SERVICE Nofre Dame girls who earn membership in fhe California Scholarship Federafion become parfici- panfs in many acfivifies for fhe purpose of furfher- ing scholarship. During fhe pasf year fhey have had cake and pizza sales and a fashion show. The funds from fhese acfivifies have been used fo supplemenf fhe library, fhus helping many in fheir sfudies. The group also enjoyed a frip fo fhe San Jose IBM planf and fo fhe Universify of California af Berkeley. Nik. Janice McNeilly Kalhy Navalony Pam O'Brien Nancy O'Rourl:e Loreene Pardini Loreffa Pardini Darlene Pinza Mary C. Connelly Maria Ponfi Josephine Raqonisi Marianne Ravizza Pafricia Reeder Ann Schirle Joan Schirle Lincla Theriaulf Judy Todd Roseanne Torreffo Diane Torley Julie Truchon Nancy Twohy Julia Wafers Mary Wafers Carol Wesslinq Carmen Woods Members were 'ralcen on The deluxe four of IBM Members foured The exfen- sive Cal campus Sisfer Mary Wilma Joyce Jaca models for 'rhe C.S.F. Fashion Show smarlfdl M , - 4 -5523: N' W' , f V .T . kmfi' 5 7 , , M IA K 1.. Mg. - 'ig jp: Q 0 , Q -.5 Ri He 1 Q I J Aff - is - QHSSILQFKT :ilk Tff' 1. fffifi-'wk ,Emi ex, V 1,4 A NV' .5 L JUNIOR STATESMEN wHA1 eovsnuusur is sssn THAT MODERATOR pRESlDENT WHICH TEACHES US T0 GOVERN OURSELYES. Miss Garrechl' Vickie Galafi Who will be 'rhe good American of romor- row? Only lhose- young people who have been educaled foday as voiers, sfaiesmen, and loyal cifizens of fhe Unifed Sfafes. These are 'rhe young people rhe Junior Sfafesmen of America slrives lo produce fhrough iis model governmenf and legislarure. This year +wo srafe convenfions were held --'rhe iirsr in Sacramenfo during November, and The second in Los Angeles during May. Each lasied for fwo days, during which Su- preme Courf sessions, siare legislafive mee'r- ings, and Governors Ball were held. A+ rhe lasal' convenfion sfaie officers were elecred. Suzanne Rufh served as 'rhe secre+ary of 'rhe Cenfral Coasi Region during The scholas- Tic year I958-l959. Suzanne Rufh. Acfing Secrefary af L. A. convenrion ' 544 Barbara Baggese 'l v ' Joanne Birmingham f Kafhy Campagna if E I A S Peggy Calssidy ' 1 Vx 7 Elaine Chlappe . Roseioanne Cirincione in A X I r y - l S Elaine Cool: Barbara Donohue Gail Deaver Joanne Giovannonu Sue Greco Mary Howard Karen Koeplin Sharon Larsen Maiel Logan Beverly Naughion Diane Nishura Colleen O'Kane Roxanne Orenczulc Jane Oswald Caxihy Ravizza Aniia Ruffalo Suzanne Ruih Carol Wesslina l Curfis May, sfafe feacher-sponsor. infer- views J.S.A. summer school candidafes -az... ... .....,.....,...1.. E i Wk, 554 LA, ii V.f':i.: . W1 PSM. , M My www, .Qvss X VFR? r A 95152 5 .R . . , LIBRARY ASSISTANTS DEVELOPING AND UNDERSTANDING THE LIIRARY MODERATOR Sisfer Ann Dolores A revolulion has occurred! Wilh fhe for- mafion of 'rhe new Library Assisfanfs Club fhis year, 'lhe library has falcen on a new look wi'rh currenl' boolcs, allracfive bullelin boards. and a capable sfaff. Under fhe direcrion of Sisfer Ann Dolores. 'rhe mem- bers learn, Through acfual experience, li- brary 'rechniques and procedures. A feddy-bear raffle and a picnic al' Club Almaden were fhe main acfivifies of fhe club fhis year. Chrisline Barbic Ri+a Barron Roberfa Bergsfrand Audry Bricmonf Olga Burzio Mary Lou Chiappino Anne Cross Rufh Delwiche Diane Elsenheimer Bernice Ferrara Pal Fordice Joan Gabrielle Hannah Grenberg Carol Hrdliclca Florence Kreuger Alice Lanier Mary Marley Marybelh Mc Coy Pam O'Brien Roxanne Orenczulc Nancy O'Shea Mary Anne Oualfrin Maureen Rankin Kafhy Talbof Julie Truchon Teresa Viramonies Julie Wafers Sharon Young -5.5 :Y - J-'Q . ' X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MODERATOR Sisfer Mary Wilma PRESIDENT Suzanne Crowell DEDICATED TO THE ATTAINMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION X , Marylynn Gilley Sylvia Gray Suzanne lmbornone Joyce Jaca Jean Lucchesi Phyllis Moalr Ann Voss Julie Walers Jean Basham Sharon Bayard Faye Beechie Janef Borrusso Peggy Cumming Kafhy Degnan Marilou Figone Coralene Haas Charlene Johnson Ka+hy Jones Josephine Ragonesi Pafricia Reeder Ann Schirle Claudia Van Gundy Mary Wafers Carol Wessling Carmen Woods The Nafional Honor Sociely under lhe di- recrion of Sisler Mary Wilma is dedicaled +o 'rhe a+'rainmen+ of higher educalion. l+ explores college enlrance requiremenls and scholarship opporlunifies. ln addilion, ils members are eligible To lake rhe Cafholic Universily Tesls. Claudia Carrera Joanna Di Grazia Deanna Dorsa Diane Floom Vicky Galafi Donna Gargone Joann Gargone Loreene Pardini Lorefla Pardini Suzanne Rulh Kafhy Sewell Pamela Slorp Judy Todd Diane Torley Glenda Cade Nancy Camplield Karen Cauhape Camil e Celani Mary C. Connelly Leslie Coyle Gabrielle Csimrna Beverly Kampfen Karen Koeplin Lelha Loboa Nancy O'Rourlce Noreen Paganini Darlene Pinza Maria Ponli v L ,a vi -S A L QW X . AV 2 9 Q ,... gli , A X, nw- . HH :W , . 1 Qflgkwf x 'Qi x 4 rf ' ' F 1, Yi1'?i1 vf N ' 4 fa BQ 5.22 X A . 5' 'Y A I ' W'-1, ' MMT' W ,Q v, ' fi' 'Lx f.. . K EWW- .,.. .W , A 1 I Q , Y is I Q ,7 V V X -iifgwfx fx-4. ' W, .- . , . N 'ff' y ,, WX -:Xi,.,ef:v ,. , ' Y x 1. P- Q - -1' x f . Q V 2 A f, m , , 1 H MODERATOR Sisfer Margarel Dolores PRESIDENT Claudia Carrera LM 53 THE HIDDEN SOUL OF HARMONY Back: Mary Howard, Mary Par Ryan, Laurie Muesel, Kafhleen Muriha, Pafricia Reeder. Pairicia Thomas, Mary-Jo Waldron, Su- san McKell, Mary Wafers. Vir- ginia Berdusco, Carla Hansen. Middle: Sharon Gurries, Sherye Rang, Coralene Haas, Clefa Gomes, Sharon Bayard, Kaihy Fonian, Doreen La Rosa, Beverly Boure+, Marialice Foley, Terry Olson, Mary Campisi. Mary Tanda. Fron+: Jay Deane Snead, Janel' Provenzano, Hannah Gren- burg, Carmen Woods, Maiel Lo- gan, Vickie Sanchez, Lynne Tier- nan, Camille Cefani, Sue Olson, Claudia Carrera, Merilene Mc- lnfosh. UNIT MODERATOR: Sisfer Berclwmans Julie UNIT MODERATOR: Sisfer Marie Julie UNIT MODERATOR: Sisrer Raymond Teresa Barbara Baqgese Valerie Belli Karen Brewer Carolyn Calcagno Nancy Campfield Roseioanne Cirincione Kaihy Colla Mary C. Connelly Leslie Coyle Kallwy Degnan Terry Wahler Par Dolwerfy Judy Ferrari Coralene Haas Mary Howard Kafhy Jones Par Jones Karen Koeplin Maureen McCar'rhy Laurie Meusel Dale Moalc Phyllis Moak Terri Olson Jane Oswald Loreene Pardini Lore+'ra Pardini Slmerye Rang Pal' Reeder Judy Riedy Ann Scliirle Colleen Sullivan Mary Tanda Brenda Trombafore Ann Wade Mary Jo Waldron 5 345 f Q rw fair -sl: p as Mary Wafers Carol Wessling Carmen Woods 335 . rw as xi, we :wiki :- Iifi .. 5-S : ' fa...--., sus. t 5. ss X 'Si is R . .... , . X NX .2 - 1 K 7-rm . .-f.- 7 smwmrr -. ,Q ..--. . .. NS: s. -r as 2 X , . agar: ,Qs x X l me - E. six 4,-ieiizf i E2 :,.:f::2f 1E?2ih: I :' s , .. M x wi ef,-r. . :iris in td . T ,.N, U ' ' rr if .: :I 5- , r- -ez, - s E -- TEQSSPTQ.-Q :.u . A ea- , sr i. . , Z .a .., rh-. . gi MMM :-:Iii ' i 7-1515 Julie Walers THERE IS STRENGTH IN UNION WITH GOD ln a world of mushroom clouds and radioaclive dusl'-filled wifh 'flue isms arising from maferialism-'Hwere s+ands aparf from 'l'l'1G conflicf and discord. flue privalion and l'1ardsl1ip-a forlress of peace and purify-Our Lady, Queen of Hue Universe. To her is our sodalify dedicared. Under Hs moderafor. Sisler Cailwerine Marie. lhe school sodalify is divided in- fo smaller groups. each wifh ils own assisianf moderafors. S+riving above all for personal sanc- 'l'i'ry. lhe sodalisfs also do aposfolic work. Day SodaIi'ry lmprovemenl' N. D. San Jose played hos? me A.. ,za The new mul'fi-purpose building af Nofre Dame will fill many needs. one of which is recrea+ion recrealrion devoied 'ro sirengihening young bodies and forming sporismanlilce a+'ri'rudes. ATHLETICS which is an iniegral parlr of every sJruden+'s educaiion, fulfills lhis need. I+ is one of The means of producing a well-rounded s+uden+ VVi+hou+ aihlelics, Jrhe sludeni could no+ reach lull malurily. 57 Winds of gale force buffeled San Jose players as They arrived a+ Mora High School, Walson- ville, for +he final game of fhe sea- son. From fhe oufse+ if was ob- vious +ha'r +he mafch would be +o u c h a n d blow. Serves lhaf were aimed direc+ly for 'rhe opposife cour+ suddenly swerved and landed else- where: spiking was no more Than a wish for lack of a sleady ner: and even in fhe rallies lhe quick gusis mocked any af- fempl To clemon- s+ra+e skill. This unique display of +he elernenls was climaxed by ihe 'rriumph of 'rhe San Jose leam, ihus ending The season wifh a rec- ord ol: +wo wins and one loss. Wind-driven ball eludes reach of players in classic Mora game. AS SEASON UNFOLDS 58 The hisToric digniTy oT Mission Dolores con- TrasTecl sharply wiTh The exuberance oT I50 N.D.S.J. girls who assembled aT NoTre Dame. San Francisco on November TirsT To view The opening games oT The volleyball league. The varsiTy players, capTained by Lcneene Par- dini, and aided by The power- aclced serves oT LeTha Loboa. ushered in The season by scoring a 26-I8 vicTory over The Bulldogs. This win was oTTseT on November eighTh when The age-old rivalry beTween San Jose and BelmonT was renewed as The Teams .meT on BelmonT's courT. LoreTTa Pardini headed The varsiTy squad. which hoped To reTurn The crushing deTeaT They suffered aT The hands oT The Tigers in The I957 season. The ouTlool: Tor a San Jose vicTory was blealc as The halT- Time score showed The Gremlins Trailing by 8 poinTs. BuT The Team unleashed iTs TighTing spiriT and edged up To Tie The score in The Tinal minuTes oT play. NeverTheless. BelmonT gained conTrol of The ball and scored Twice To win 27-25. 3' 5 W ,K Q l L..' l pl M, S w, - V .E ty M fum YL U ,E i. lg if , s 5 i f 31- s 'Y 'N-Q55 N 4, wwf YF nw ' 'fRQ', W -Q 6 ,wr Qmu '- E 2. gf ' gd!! gn 'A fi :- , an ., 'E J .4 JH THEN SUDDENLY. . .THE A wealc siarl marlced +he opening ol Junior Varsily volleyball season for l958, as San Fran- cisco gained The upper hand over 'rhe Gremlin feam and dealr ou+ a firsl defeaf for 'rheir unseliled adversaries. The San Jose cause was shaken by The loss of capfain Lynne Teir- nani who was unable lo conlinue in Jrhe game because of iniury. Defermined To malce shorl work of rivals of long slanding, The J. V. squad resolulely vied wilh +he ever-powerful Belmonf Jream. Afler a hearlening beginning, Jrhe hard-fight ing Gremlins wenl down To a lwo poini de- feal under The relenlless drive of The Tigers. Compensawlion 'For 'rhese lwo selbaclcs was SUN COMES OUT granled as a crippling defeai was delivered 'fo The Holy Cross Cru- saders, and lhe Grem- lins relained courl su- premacy by success- fully downing lhe wind ballered Mora ieam. 61 'vase Q2 Wk: M ' S.. 39555 f ,qi . 2 8 X 'N x Sfeady, slrilled, sure. The shrill blasf of fhe final whisfle 'louched off wild re- joicing as fhe scoreboard showed a vicfory for fhe San Jose Gremlins over Sf. Elizabefh's in Oakland. This friumph was of unusual significance, as fhe coach of Sf. Elizabefh's feam, Miss Ganare, had spenf fhe previous fwo years as head of fhe Physical Educafion Deparfmenf af Nofre Dame. S+. Eliz- abefh's +igh+ defense nearly proved fafal for fhe varsify for- wards, buf fhe diligenf hours of pracfice paid off in fhe final vicfory. Bolsfered by fhe success of fheir firsf a'H'emp+, Gremlins confidenfly faced fhe San Francisco Bulldogs. ln a fasf mov- ing game wifh many fies, fhe oufcome was uncerfain unfil fhe final momenfs, when a series of skillfully-execufed plays placed fhe Bulldogs in fronf and gave fhem fhe game. Enfhusiasfic preparafions for fhe Belmonf game 'trans- formed fhe yard and iniecfed an air of anficipafion fhrough- ouf fhe school. The fradifionally hard-foughf game, wifh edge-of-fhe bench excifemenf, was climaxed by Belmonf's vicfory. This signified +he close of baslrefball season and also fhe ferminafion of all maior sporfs acfivifies for fhe year. Laffy leap for Judy lol in S.F. Game. BUT THEY WON'T SAY QUIT Whal goes up, musl come down? Propelled by lhe force of enlhusiasm shown in volleyball season, lhe J.V.'s braced lhemselves for lheir upcoming cage opponenls. For fhe firsl 'lime in Nolre Dame's baskelball schedule lhe leams lraveled lo Oakland for a possible perennial opponenf. Paced by an aggressive of- fense. bul bogged down by lack of an adequale defense. lhe Sl. Elizabeflfs +ee1m bowed before lhe barrage of shols effecfed by Nolre Dame J.V. gir s. Caughf firmly in lhe jaws of fhe San Francisco Bulldogs' crushing coun- ler-aflaclc, fhe J.V.'s were severely baffered in lhe firsf half. They fhen revived, sel a pace calculaled fo discourage lhe mosl spiriled allaclc, buf inconsislenl in lheir drives, fhe young J.V.'s suffered lheir firsl defeal. Jinxed for many years by lhe polenl Belmonl baskefballers. flue Nofre Dame six posfed lheir firsl viclory over fheir iunior hoop counferparls. The Tigers. always on lhe prowl, harassed lhe Gremlins wilh lheir full courl press and limely long shofs. Bul zeroing in on fhe Tiger defense and slip ing fhrough for spur-of-fhe-momenl shols. fhe Gremlins foppled lheir arch, rivals in a game ending Belmonl baslcefball supremacy. Sue Olson gels shorl end of loss-up. V 64 JUNIOR VARSITY SOLVES H hgh is up? V FCRMULA FOR VICTORY VARSITY TEAMS . . VARSITY BASKETBALL Leff fo righh Georgia Somers. Viclry Galafi, Carol Wessling. Mary Ann Wrighf, Riia Russo. Phyllis Moak, Carle Hansen Arlene Gray. Cenferz Loreene Pardini. VARSITY POM-PON GIRLS Fronf Ie'F'I' 'Io riglnf: Virginia Carnevale, Pai Doherfy. Baci Ieff fo rigI1I: Laurie Meusel. Keren Cauhape. Mary Wafers. LoreH'a Perdini, BASKETBALL February 27 March 2I April 23 HIGH HOPES-HEARTACHES VOLLEYBALL November I November 8 November 22 FACTS AND FIGURES S+. Eliza be+h's San Francisco Belmoni' San Francisco BeImon'I' WeI'sonviIIe 36 No'I're Dame 42 3I Nofre Dame 28 39 NoI're Dame 32 I8 Norre Dame 26 25 NoI're Dame 23 3 NoI're Dame II VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fronf row, Ieff Io righf: Ver- deII Ghiroso, Lore'IIa Pardini. Lefha Loboa. Mary Waiers, Judy BeII. Back row, Ieff Io righf: Phyllis Moak. Dolores Faler, Carla Hansen, Hazel Leon. Kneeling: Loreene Par- cIini. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Leff Io righh Janef Borruso, Kafhy Rogers, Lucia Good- brod. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS 68 JUNIOR VARSITY POM PON GIRLS: Sandy Cos- Iallo. Sherrill Lari. Mary- Ann Forni, Marianne Miller. JUNIOR VARSITY VOL- LEYBALL TEAMI Back Row: Mady San+os. Lynn Tiernan, Mnrliase Foahn, Gail Ferreira, MarIane Fur- fado. Mary Zohn. FronI Row: Carol Wodziensli, Nancy Twohy, Celesia Tier- nan, Clefa Gomes. Joan Infolisa, JunaII Johnson. VOLLEYBALL November I November 8 November I2 November 22 FACTS AND FIGURES San Francisco Belmoni' Holy Cross Wafsonville BASKETBALL February 27 S+. Elizabe+l1's March 2I San Francisco April 23 Belmonl JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEAD- ERS: Carol Bullet, Maria Garcia, Judy Helwig. Nolre Dame 29 Nolre Dame 25 l NoI're Dame I6 NoI're Dame I4 No'Ire Dame 28 Nofre Dame 34 Nofre Dame 39 THE WINNER'S CIRCLE JUNlO'R VARSITY BASKETBALL: Marly Senlos, Lynn Tiernan, Susan Olson, KaI'I1y Bailey. Sharon Young, Roberla Sleinhauer, Celesle Tier- nan. Nancy Twolwy, Carol Zappelli, Jo Piazza, Gail Ferreira. 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JUNIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Back: Mary Wafers, Hazel Leon, Gabriella Csimma, Janef Borruso, Leslie Coyle, Toni Livalc, Charlene Johnson. Middle: Colleen John- son, Arlene Gray, Barbara Baggese, Karen Cauhape. Nancy Camp- field, Pal' Thomas, Judy Riedy, Siella Rapisarda. Fronf: Napoleon SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL Back: Loreffa Pardini, Alicia Rodriques, Mary Cass, Jean Durden. MarieHa Brady, Janice McNeilly, Eileen Sfeger, Diane Torley, Joann Gargone, Linda Griffin. Froni: Mary Ann Dunlay, Ka+hy Rogers, Julief De Armond, Maureen McCar'I'hv. Diane Fox. SENIORS RATED TOPS IN BASKETBALL JUNIOR CHEER- LEADERS Barbara Lyons, Charlohe Bruno. Sandy Bisceglia, Kafhy Colle. SENIOR CHEER LEADERS Louise Ferrari, Peggy Cassidy Sylvia SI. Germain S+airways are buill for a purpose. They lead 'ro a definile place. A slairway is composed of many sleps. following in an orderly fashion. ln lhe same way ACTIVITIES have a definile purpose. They lead 'rhe sludenl' +o a richer. school life, 'ro lhe advancemenl' of bolh body and soul. Aclivilies al N.D. are arranged in a logical order 'ro enable +he sludenl 'ro a'r'rain lhese goals. - ri4'Sf:'w-wg-.N X ..,L , jx., Q , ,1 ffm- 5 ' ' -3 1 5 'H K A 1 gl E? E ' 5 A VN Yi? ef . If 4 at ' 't 'F3 is x My w we ' -5? ' . 5, Rf fag, A Q , .H M H 5 - Q 5 A - f ' ' 1 as ww f : , x ' f 1 if ' ' b g, , , Q PS f f i , Q 11 V , .mv ' 5 23 f We , k , , K ., HX, L k A A X. , in ' ' SH ei . 4 Qwf' x 'I' A ifl' C -vw uf ' ig 1 ,1 , :feng 5, ,, '- v 'ibim ' ' M , Q fy 7 F is W ,L K di' 14 I a 7 f I 'S tx A v IX 4 ' of i-hf:,ix3?,-wx .wg P gf ' k Q W - ,if Q23 X my M, , A A Y f M -A f ' K'x?ff,,EW -my -wi K s.,' 5- , M , www-..,,,K Q 'Wwnrv BEGINS community endeavors . . Jus+ as fhe fheme sug- gesfs, November Non- sense, fhe firsl sfudenf body dance of +he year l958- l959. provided a carefree. lighfhearfed evening for all who affended. Nearly 350 couples danced while lislening +o The music of The Sain+s from Camp- bell, who helped 'ro malce 'rhis dressy spor+ dance +he huge success ihal' if was. Wifhin the spacious infer- ior of 'rhe Exposiiion Building a+ +he Sanla Clara Couniy Fairgrounds. lhe novel dec- oralions lhula-hoops and bal- loonsl made a perfecl sei- ling for 'rhe highlighf of +he evening-a hula-hoop con- 'lest On January 3, I959, Nolre Dame girls donned blue and while banners and confidenfly sel' our To collecl money for lhe March ol Dimes. Aller lhe girls had colleclecl and counled +he money ihemselves, fhey were given a luncheon al 'rhe Sainie Claire Holelg buf 'rheir real reward was ihe success of The Teens Againsl Polio campaign in which They had parlicipaled. The whole-hearled supporl given by Nofre Dame lo lhis drive resulled in well over a lhousand dollars in donalions which lopped all olher San Jose area schools. -6' M wJ gk 1 if is 'f 2 W M g' 5 ? 5 ff f, , ,T MEI. A5 . Over I5O members of The NoI're Dame Sludenf Body aflended Ihe Solemn I-Iigh Requiem Mass, cele- brafed Ior Ihe repose of'IIne soul of Ihe Iafe Pope Pius XII on Ocfober I6, I959. The San Francisco Civic Audilor- ium was filled Io capacily wiI'h Ihe Caiholic hierarchy, members of var- ious religious orders, and sludenfs represenling Calholic schools Ihroughouf Ihe Bay Area. Bishop Mervin Guilfoyle echoed in his sermon Ihe greal respecl and high esleem fell by Ihe children of his Church when he declared 'ro Ihe con- gregafion, Truly, Ihis was a Man. 45 13-ww A LIFETIME OF LABOR FOR WORLD PEACE HAS ENDED 4-1' iffy My 4' E -I .4 ,ff Kuff' w . -. V ykaff V A Igx A N. ,fx A -gr iilgf. my SPQEQ: . kg ,W ,.., X no F -. ' Q ., iff H ESQ- .. ff f wef- .Q ,, . . 34 H 1 ., A laik-T? ' 1 Qgsjyx Q 1 All si at 5. x 3 a s , li? V 5 , . F ECS- ,, 45 a Sl ,Ziff L ?, . x, A f' 1 - ak fx 4.5 Aw, 1 Yr f 15 ,viii 2572 fri Represenlafives from Nofre Dame High School appeared on KNTV, Chan- nel lI's feen dance program. Record Hop, fhe evening of January I5. i959 al 6:00 p.m. The enlire program was dedicaled +o Nolre Dame, wifh mem- bers ol +he sfudenl' body and +heir es- corls dancing Io popular records and sfudenf body officers predicfing fufure school aclivilies. Nolre Dame was Ihe Iirsf school asked Io appear on Ihe program and has been commended for ifs assis+ance in selling high sfandards of dress and conducl. The Federafion is an organizaiion of Ca+h- olic high schools. The general purpose of fhe Federalion is +o encourage young people fo discuss and work ou+ solulions for 'rhe press- ing problems of modern youfh. This Year's Iopic was Mafurily-a Response To Challenge. Meelings are conducled in forum s'ryle and are held bimonlhly. An average of 50 slu- denls from Nolre Dame High School aflended ihese meelings, and one-hundred or more al'- Iended +he regional conlederalion held in San Francisco. INTO NEW YEAR ACTIVITIES fhe varsify foofball Team STAGE STRUCK TIME OUT FOR GINGER IS... A comedy dealing wifh a fypical American family and ifs reacfion when fhe youngesf daughfer fries ouf for and makes if! Nofre Dame sfaged i'rs annual play. Time Ouf for Ginger, January 23. 24 af fhe Sanfa Clara Universify Theafre. This year, because of 'rhe keen inferesf shown by fhe girls. 'rwo casfs were used. Mrs. Frances Pafferson, Direcfor, said Thai' 'rhe play was successful Fox, Lucia Goodbrod, Deanna Dorsa. Theresa Olson, Janice McNeilly, Elizabefh Maffucci. Diane Floom. Suzanne Crowell. Nancy Twohy, Pafricia Thomas, Judy Perry. Jim Wood from Cify College, Jim Mieuli from Sanfa Clara Universify, Danny Graham from Willow Glen High School. 82 Each casf performed fwice, one mafinee and one evening performance. bofh arfisfically and financially. Members of fhe casf were: Elizabefh Bedard. Sylvia Sf. Germain. Nancy x H mixing, fx , k, ,V r Wiifw 1 Y 1 l X w I 3? 'fww A 0 Q ?ff v Nil ,..,. it ,314 0 fm? 5 Ray aff? Ax I I X351 1 4, kia 4. , x ,. 4 X P - x A M- A ,lg fx a fx-?!i ?if'f3k 'ga A 2 I 'ani YE, 5' we - 'gs-9, -- KN. .YY Sfopping in +he miclsl of +he busfle of daily evenfs. Nofre Dame +oolc 'rime once more +o honor and 'rhank 'rhe foundress of 'rhe Nolre Dame order, Blessed Mo+her Julie. The en- fire sfudenl body aHended a Mass dedicaled especially fo her. for if was lhrough lhe efforls of Blessed Julie 'rhal' No+re Dame lives foday. Model Unifecl Na+ion caucus mee+ing of fhe Or- sembly in Berkeley. GAIETY GIVES WAY TO CULTURE Nofre Dame sludenfs Trav- eled io San Francisco on lhe af+ernoon of April I7, I959,+o hear +he San Francisco Sym- phony Orcheslra al fhe War Memorial Opera House. The girls were privileged 'ro hear, also. guesf arfisl Auluro Rubinsiein as he played wilh lhe orches+ra 'rhe Concerlo for Piano and Orchesfra No. 2 in B Fla+ Major by Johannes Brahms. and SILENCE The annual Freshman-Sophomore and Junior-Senior Re'rrea'rs are spirifual high- lighfs of +he year af Nofre Dame High School. Given 'rhis year on March I8, I9, and 20 and April 7. 8. and 9, 'rhe Refreafs were conducfed by Fafher Richard Two- mey. S.J.. and Falher Lesfer, C.S.S.R.. re- speclively. During These 'rhree days each sludenl' is given ample +ime 'ro reflecf on her spiri+ual growfh during +he pasl' year. ancl 'ro grow closer +o God 'rhrough prayer and lhe Sacrament. Wm-f 'R V W A 'mil ff sr2E'?'f H ,ff ,eww H. Y, 4 M QF Q, . , M sw we x., bv' gl f ,gmvmsm fl: ' N, , 5 .Q fx M , .ff 3? 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A leslive spiril prevailed on campus, May I3. as Nolre Dame held ils annual spring carnival. Colleen O'Kane, who was elecled Miss Norre Dame of I959, presided as queen of 'rhis gala affair. Fulfilling her role wilh regal dignify, she proclaimed fhe carnival officially open al lI:3O. Colorful boolhs, designed and managed by lhe sludenls under lhe direclion ol fhe lacully, were gay allraclions lo our own sludenls as well as To lhose from The neighboring grammar schools Previously, lhe proceeds lrom lhe carnival had been senl lo our Holy Falher for +he missions, buf in more recenl years, This money has been added lo lhe Nolre Dame building fund. THE QUEEN. . .AND HER COURT Baclc Row: Marilol, Fiizone, Sharon Young, Sue Van Schaaclc, Linda Grillin, Julie Walers, Mary Casolary, Marliese Foehn, Sherrill Lari, Caro- line Perry l-lolly Cauhape. Eronl, Row: Dona Harlney, Janeen Malalone, Connie Machado, Kafhy l-lielm, Gayle Rayner, Elaine Balmer. 3 s 9. Q. H 45 'F it 'fi' - .a,ef'f ' 5 'Lili , i 4 Y -,,' , K X i iii, ' i Q - sky ' 'if iyiiy 5 fig y V, , K i A Q, A, Q Q' li? . 4 Q ,. ' l .' Kar i M Ve' fi V' ii ,V ii, QR I ff' it xy 'k It , , 5 1 php W ' I l , X l X W ii i A a , Ei ' K., Ji Q i,,f A , X, . I .hx f V , x f W A I gr .rv- wr 1 35'-+ WG O Mary, we crown 'rhee wiih blossoms foday . . Led by fhe seniors. wearing caps and gowns, +he eniire sludenl body walked in solemn procession on May 29, 'ro honor Our Lady Queen of ihe May. Wiih rosaries in 'rheir hands, and 'rhe murmur of Hail Marys on iheir lips, Noire Dame girls filed info Sain? Mary's Church +o receiye Our Lord's blessing. Afler leaving ihe church, +he solemn company processed +o Julie Billiarl Hall, where Suzanne lmbornone, affended by Junior Class officers and candidafes for siudeni body offices, crowned Our Blessed Mofher wifh a wrea+h of fern and pink roses. WE FIND MARY IN OUR WORKS AND PLEASURES Monlri, Chopin, Rachmaninoff and Mozar'r . . . Enchanfed sounds were. roduced by fweniy-four ialenled hands. Julie Billiari Hall was flooded wilh charming melodies on ihe evening of May I4, when The music deparfmenf presenfed ifs reci+al. Due largely io fhe unfiring effor'rs of Sis+er Loyola Marie,+he evening of music was a mos+ enjoyable affair. Those who performed were: Louise DeLiso, Mary C. Connelly. Deanna Dorsa. Mary Zohn, Linda Normandin, Joyce Jaca, Elizabeih Bedard, Joann Casiagnola, Ann Schirle, Joan Schirle, Lydia Garcia. Elizabeih MaHucci. l 8 8 This year Nolre Dame High School was proud fo receive in 'Formal recepfion al' Julie Billarf Hall on June 3. I959, Reverend Morher Josepha de Sle. Francoise, Superior General of lhe Sisfers of lNlo+re Dame de Namur. Sludenr Body officers, as well as represenfalives of S+. Joseph's and S+. Mary's grammar schools, presenlecl her wi+h folcens of ap- preciafion and esleem for The dedicafed guidance she provides 'For her religious order from her Molher House in Rome. In Turn, Molher General gra- ciously presenfecl each sfudenf wilh a small gill in commernorarson of her visif 'ro Nofre Dame High School in San Jose. AND ALSO IN THOSE WHO TEACH US STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS A whir ol aclivily, a collage of poslers, a hosl of slogans . . . and sludenl body eleclions began. Candidales and 'rheir campaign managers could be seen all over The campus, balancing on riclcefy ladders and hoarding The scanly supply ol masking Tape, while slrelching on lip foe in order To slay The uppermosl corner of a 'rwelve inch posler or 'rwenly-lour Tool' sign. An eleclion board, headed by Elizabelh Be- dard, lcepf close walch on all campaign proced- ures, approving candidafes' posfers and limil- ing Them 'ro a live-dollar maximum expense accounl. SUSPENSE ond WAITING. . .UPSETS ond SURPRISES Tension soared lo a high pilch as campaign speeches were given and voring began: buf The climax of The weelc's anxiely was nof reached unlil The final resulls were announced by Sisler Margarel Dolores. Those elecled +0 fill The various ollices were: Presidenf: Faye Beechie Vice-Presidenl: Carmen Woods Secrelary: Joan Gabriele Treasurer: Nancy Twohy Afhlefic Manager: Arlene Gray Parliamenlarianc Leslie Coyle Public Relafions Represenlafive: Kalhy Colla CLASS DAY AND THE TORCH OF LEADERSHIP WAS PASSED ON fi 1 R AKKVA Am. W The building is nearing complelion, The sludenls' minds are also slriving for complelion, complelion Thai will resull in a rich and lull life. The LOWER CLASSES are characierizecl by ceriain waichwords- freshmen: discovery sophomores: experience juniors: challenge. The conslruclion was only a one year iob, buf The building of minds and hearls goes on forever. 1 . MM ff N-N. 4 W. Q . -E , -.gl ,gg L. W ls.-.-Eg 44 S., A ki ig im UW LH , Hi :Wx A M-, ww K, , ' f -fmafsmf ,Q A , . Q . K F w 1 I K 'mn X gr , Xsfw - I, a DURING A WHIRLWIND WEEK OF TESTING PROGRAMS, BUYING Booxs, AND FITTING, UNIFORMS. freshmen Sfanding: Linda Theriauli. Back Row: Barbara Ramos, Joan Thomas, Marie Bourei, Judy Drolz, Carol Bryanf, Pauleffe Giampieiro, Rifa Barron. Murphy, Mary Beih Ybarra. Picture af Ieff-Baci Row: Marflla Cabrel, Mon- ica Mello. Middle Row: Carol Zappelli, Barbara Nauglwion, Joyce Chiri. Janef Mafllers, Sue Var- gas, Mary Condran. Fronl Row: Marilyn Cleary, Mary Ann Sanfone, Ann Boland. Piciure af rigid'-Baclx Row: Karen HIM, Nancy Twohy, Ellie Elrod, Linda Compagno. Froni Row: Marilyn Boifano, Glenna Rewih. Jane Plaff, Vickie Gaifan, Carol Glynn, Mary Mazur. Fronf Row: Jeaneffe Sianley, Pai' 95 section A-13 Barbara Ramos SECTION PRESIDENT Sr. Helen Cecilia SECTION COUNSELOR .mf i,, if MW .A-7 1 . f f i ww A W2 i . 4, fs. 3 F L 5 Vx .Jw W is 54 . 'ian v 1 3,41 ' ziggy ,J 1 ff 4 .Ht 5 I .img K X wi-1 'fi gig Q 5 Q iff as wi Z 2 ,Q S .ff 9?- ZJ' Q XZ 2-1 . ., f ' , in ii W ,Q QSG3 ' my ,iff is L WT X ,f-. f Q ' fiif g S' if if ii S1 . . I QL, A v ' L UN , Siam: , . 1 N 1 ii . Q-.sk NV J fin Ax Q . N , u X Q M411 fill N Q , W kf.,Vf' 1 xc-'gvi 1 N R B lr Row: Sue Joergler. Carol Wodziensli. NaneHe Crowell, Doreen Grilli, Diane Erickson, Kathy Sanfilippo, Joyce Baehm, Mar- I Nelson Elaino Balmer, Sharon De Franco. Seafedz Barbara Sfurgeon, Nadine Nishiura. WOVE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-TWO INDIVIDUALS INTO A CLOSELY-KNIT CLASS 1 97 Spring broughi fo 'Hue class fhe fhrill of +heir firsf Noire Dame dence, Ike Coifon Ball. I+ was noi long before fhe ecsfaiic spirif of our fresh- men permeafed Hue resi of fhd' Sfudeni Body and confribuied io Hee general success of our annual spring dance. The enfhusiasfic accepfance by 'Hue freshmen of fha rafher menial faslr of clean-up was fypical of +heir fremendous class spirit EX Mary Ann Turner SECTION PRESIDENT freshmen . -.- section C-17 Miss Welch SECTION COUNSELOR F , mmf. 'TY pp 5? YW' Ml vi Af E -A5 . Q 5 :N L, y W1 QW YW if up xv l ssh' 1 A ,Q ' In if an Y I ' M w:?ZT:f Z7l2fyf3 - if - A U f- Msgs? A f ,. UN--,:2:7ff?iff. kv 'L .Mei 151 is ',.' M h',..7 -, . . f If M-mai 2 ' T27 Q 1 'j : f ' Qsfxsqfig V 1 ff-11-Srygf Q, W .-' 5 R L 1QEi5f'.vf,5w.:i1 K 155, H W V 'E vp? xr QQ Rig: Q, ,gg Z ,wh Q M gf i W. A 1 . fi M vw M J '15 H-Q, fav M THE WARRIORS' OUTSTANDING WORK ON CHRISTMAS BASKETS AND DECORATIONS FOR GRADUATION STILL LEFT TIME FOR . Toni Borrusso HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Picfure opposi+e, 'l'op: Shirley Viehweger, Elizabeih Zefs, Pai Slaiar, Kafhy Jorge, Marieffa Bir- fel, Linda Reicly, Ann Bocchino, Margaref Daigle, Linda Bomar, Judy Cera, Michele Roonan, Lo- rena Kralyevich. Picfure opposife, boifom, on lad- der: Holly Cauhape. Carol Builer. Standing: Diane Ferreira. Seaiecl Gerri Lucas, Carole Casalegno Nancy Headrick, Mary'Pracfico Kalhy Terranova, Sharon Mauone Mrs. Collins HOMEROOM COUNSELOR Back Row: Barbara Berfi, Sheryl Gorski. Mary McCoy, Mary Cas- iro, Erin Scoff, Jo Piazza. Froni row: Kafhy Gregory, Viclrie San- chez, Lee Ann Barberi, Maureen Shannon. 101 freshmen section D-I 0 5 r E K , Z 3 ? 5' if my M H -'- A- as G-gk S2 .am MK Wi? K 'mf fa 'gk lf QA- ' ix 1. ffl 2? 2, +5 3, wg, is E Qs, yr .,, 4.. 4 1 . in i ik ssl ,, QM A 'iss 5 ' Higgs A ' e ,VA R gr . 'SW S- .-.. B- 'Rx 'TWH ? f z iw 'Q ,xr Q if Q d, E. , y' is , SX 3 Q Q QQ ,,,e, Qs NK. xx X he an 'QP freshmen section E-12 Sfanding: Linda Soares, Elizabeih Burke, Kafhy Bai- ley, Becky Louio, Connie Machado, Sandy Topel, Donna Osborn, Carol Mer- lino. Sealed: Marilyn Rose, Charlene Spadafore, Kathy McNiff. Carol Briffendahl Sr. Raymond Theresa l Through a full, happy year of discovery, Noire Darne's faculfy and upperclassmen have wafched 'lhis class develop info frue N.D. sfudenls. Girls who are proud of Nofre Dame, girls of whom Nolre Dame is proud. if 11 V filfsh-. v ' 'W Q-'S X K JZ W , .gy gf ,- fx 'fi - 3 W - ugh w 4- . L A . 4 J '1 if 'gf K-ff ,, - , Y . 2 ', - ' ,X X an ww ,J ,SF K , 1 , GL- .1 I Q. ' , Ir Q if - J, , N' L, ., .Kew x , A ii W ' X, . K3 -Q my My V Q p A ,E . I i sc g J' x Q . fl Us . fi 6 H Q , .4 W M -' K IAN ,V A 'm 'M Q E ,ff Q wr :fl ,w f 'ff - 2 A lfggfwi V I , A 7' ' ,.. K X .L ' 2 sg ,1. Q .A - fd Y K- 2 ... ,, - sg, 9 5 wr -qw F R ,WY L A W, V it 1 'vc 1 , f------N X ' -- ' Q an W. 'Dax E W , 'swf Clockwise from lower right Fam O'Brien, Maryann Quaffrin, Bev- erly Kleiber, Krycia Porambo, Alice Lanier, Anifa Ruffalo, Mary Maffey, Roxanne Crenczuk, Susan Mclrell, Mary Ryan, Kaihleen O'Brien, Mary Zolwn, Lynda Sanfilipp. sophomores X Carol Gallo HOMEROOM PRESIDENT section A-5 Sr. Ann Dolores HOMEROOM COUNSELOR FAMILIAR FACES MEET ONCE MORE AND FUN IS FGR THE ASKING 'IO 31- 1 ' J . -W wgag-,Rl H, ,, 1 1 .y,y. R ga'-M Sianding: Sharon Woodcoclr, Mary Ann Forni, Barbara De Sma+, Carol Smifh, Judy Alrers. Lynne Tiernan, Kafhy Souza, Judy Fumia, Carolyn Para, Marianne Miller. Siifingz Clafa Gomes, Helen Sharbrough. Sfanding: Carol Bouo, Carol Badalamenie, Kafhy Wagner, Vickie Rodriques, Kaihy Hicks, Bev Bourei, Mary Ann Avenger, Pa? Fordice, Di- anne Marfino, Marliese Foehn, Maribefh Cronin, Pai Means. SPIRIT NEEDS NO REVIVING AS NEW FRIENDS AND OLD JOIN HANDS AT RALLY. 'XY'- kxlh 'W t , E T H fy ' H-M., W1 Q 4, W A 35 .. ,R 3 -3. 2 , if ,, J, W., ff f'-'GN , 5'fwn.,,, . if -3' if 5 , ,Mg f. 1 1 f J K xy W ,,,, Zep w , E as P' V an K M, Q 5 W F 4 fi? , A if nf M N 'K1-NW 1 nw-vw-on iimijw swf , ns- On Ladder: Pam Fox, Judy Lanfri. Sfanding: Alvera Clark, Pai' Confe, Elizabeih Maffucci, BeHy Ready, Margaref Wehner, Diane Dzielak. Kneel- ing: Wendy Zdonelr. Ann McCar+hy, Audrey Bricmoni. . . AND BOOKS ARE OPEN. IN CLASS AND OUT. 5 nl. if sophomores '1 section C-16 Janeen Mafolone Sr. Berchmans Julie HOMEROOM PRESIDENT HOMEROOM COUNSELOR ID ' we xt ii L 41 f Ky y kia! 5 N 0 'R K' 'fi'-4 as J Q lv.. 'I ., 15,6 . H. v f 'H ...... ,wjf if Jw .145 -Q 3' m -.gg FL A .f p- 2 Q.-ins, .ai -... L5 Q l ,, 4-2 Mi 'Z Qi W L f' sw' L Back Row, sfanding le'F+ +o righh Marlene Wenlrs, Valerie Lobos, Libby Cala- neso, Pearl Jacques. Froni Row, lefi +o righf: Maria Garcia, Julie Lambeflm, Mary Lou Saso, Joana Guerra, Kafhy Hielm. WHILE DANCING UNDER GLITTERED STARS AND SHINING MOONS. sophomores section D-21 Shirley Solo HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Sr. Monica Julie HOMEROOM COUNSELOR vi I. Mx 4 .A 5 'EQ if Q 1 -f 1- , ,. ff 3 Q . ff? T, .. Q X M A 'ive we 2 R ' iP L' Q h 0 . ,v,, .mi 'A-f-f':5 TN I 4 Y vw .Q 'ff 5. 955 X is Q I 9 ...rg QQ f W' -we ,.--' n . gas I Q 1 l if 55' If I, 3 W? W.. '16 vi gg ii? wg f' X ! 7 A i pfkx' in Y f' sophomores secuiion 10-E I A i Jerry Bellini Miss Joan Jaca SECTION SECTION PRESIDENT COUNSELOR COMES THE SOPHOMORE-SENIOR BRUNCH AND THE CLASS OF '6I BIDS SORRY FAREWELL TO THESE UPPERCLASSMEN AND TO THEIR SOPHOMORE YEAR. 4 Siandingz Carmen Woods, Mary Waters, Carol, Wessling, Coralene Haas, Peggy Cumming, Kaihy Degnan, Kaihy Jones. Seaied: Diane Gomes, Karen Koeplin, Ann Schirle. Sharon Bayard, Faye Beechie, Jo- sephine Ragonesi, Gabriella Csim- ma, Maria Ponii, Nancy Camp- field, Nancy O'RourKe, Karen Brewer. Noi picfured: Yvonne Piade. JUNIOR YEAR ,il Mary Cecilia Connelly HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Sr. Marie Julie HOMEROOM COUNSELOR iuniors O Sfending: Karen Cauhape, Carolyn Calcagno, Kailny Colle, Marilou Figone, Bev- erly Kampfen. Sealed: Charlene Johnson, Leslie Coyle, Glenda Cade, Pai' Reeder. DNE LADEN HEAVILY WITH RESPONSIBILITY, AS WELL AS PLEASURE, BEGINS . . . iuniors section B-201 Mary Campisi HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Sr. Mary of 'Ihe Na+ivi1'y HOMEROOM COUNSELOR Sfanding: Nina Lo Pinfo, Laurie Meusel, Leilma Loboa, Marilyn Orlandp, Pa? Thomas, Arlene Gray. Sifiingr Colleen Johnson, Lyneiie Rod- rigues, Janel Borruso, Carla Hansen. FROM THE HALLS OF MADONNA TO THE MOUNTAINS OF DODGE RIDGE, THE CLASS OF '60 IS ALWAYS ON THE GO. Fronf Row: Camille Cefani, No- reen Paganini, Virginia Carnevale, Hannah Grenberq, Joanne Cas- iagnola. Baci: Row: Kafhy Com- pagna, Sue Holland, Paula Her- liclr, Colleen O'Kane, Mary Jo Waldron, Elaine Cook, Joanne Birmingham. Fronl' Row: Terry Scllaub, Dale Moalr, Annefie DiHo, Judy Perry. Baci: Row: Marilyn Silva, Sherye Rang. Mary Tanda, Madeline Quaresma, Dolores Hall, Ann Wade, Ann Sandersfald, Marianne Raviua. SOON PREPARATIONS FOR THE JUNIOR PROM ECLIPSED ALL OTHER EVENTS l'l7 Ffa. if ' 5 1111 i A 1 5 f f Teri Olson HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Sfanding. Back Row: Brenda Trom- bafore, Joyce MacDonald, Mariha Giannini, Barbara Profaizer, Gail O'Brien. Sianding, Middle Row: Sandra Bisceglia, Sandra Sunseri, Magel Logan. SiHing, Fronf Row: Louise Fleury, Terry Wahler, Rose- ioanne Cirincione, Jackie Balmer, Barbara Baggese. Baci Row: Jane Os- wald. Jaclrie Bogdanich, Marianne Machado, Mary Howard, Judi Se- peda, Judy Bell, Valerie Andrews. Fronf Row: Dona Harfney, Joanne Giovannoni, Virginia Lico, Juanifa Vogel, Sfella Rapisarda. iuniors section C-207 Miss Nancy Garrechi HOMEROOM COUNSELOR Siffing, lofi' io righh Marianne Hackel, Belly Kube, Judy Juarez, Judy Evans, Anne Oldwyn. Sfanding, leff fo righf: Dianne Di Benedeffo, Diane Parle, Karen Poz- niak, Jane? Provenzano. Jo Ann Keffman, Ann Hill, Judy Ferrari. AT LAST! THE FULFILLMENT OF A JUNIOR'S DREAM . . . THE JUNIOR PROM. '7 eee. Ll i,..i , wif iii. 11, X' . my .T wins T , 5' 's':g?,g:cQQ in-Q ,,....f 5 W J' r,. ing.. JUNIOR PROM QUEEN Whirling, swirling, Twirlingg The Thousand and one dreams oT The Junior Prom meT real- iTy in One EnchanTed Eve- ning. The perTecT seTTing was The ballroom oT The Palo AITO Elks Club and The Cloud Nine music was pro- vided by Naish Renello. The simple, buT beauTiTul, decor- aTions lenT a sophisTicaTed charm To The aTmosphere. The climax oT The enTire niqhT came when Mr. San- Tilippo, presidenT oT The Dads' Club, crowned Miss Jaclcie Lazara Junior Prom Queen. Jackie was pre- senTed wiTh a bouqueT OT red roses, aTTer which she and her escorT led The Tra- diTional cOronaTion walTz. Laurie Meusel QS? A ff - W. X z N 4 Joanne Topel HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Mrs. John Pa'Herson 7 Baclr Row: Carole Forcl, Barbara Gallo, Rifa Bromsclmwig, Bonnie Fournier, Audrey Uram, Clwrisiine Barbie. Froni Row: Lucia Gooclbrod, Carol Facchin, Diane Dillon, Joann Mariino, Gayle Ruynor, Pefricia Dolwerfy. l C lunlors section D-204 . . . AND ATTENDANTS Karen Brewer Ann Hill Mary Tanda Colleen O'Kane Charlene Johnson Hazel Leon HOMEROOM PRESIDENT Sisier Mary Reginald HOMEROOM COUNSELOR OAT TYPEWRITING CONTEST SILVER PIN WINNERS Sfanding: Barbara Boyan, Kafhleen ,McGIynn, Lou- ise.Fearon. Sealed: Geraldine Nedley. iuniors section E-20 SO ENDS THIS IMPORTANT YEAR AT NOTRE DAME, AND COLLEGE AS WELL AS BUSINESS STUDENTS TURN EYES TOWARD THE COMING YEAR. The dawning of I'I1eir Junior year is a 'rime of decision for many girls, as 'rlwey musi malce up fheir minds whefher +o conlinue 'Ihe reg- ular academic course. or +o fake up business. Those who decide on business join Sisfer Reg- inald, +0 learn Ihe mys+eries of slworflwand and 'flue secrel' of 'ryping 60 words a minuI'e. Those who are successful are eligible 'For special awards. OAT SHORTHAND CONTEST GOLD PIN WINNERS Sianclingz Juanifa Delcrew, Barbara Alves. Joann Sunseri, Beverly Wallace. Sealed: Joanne Accinelli, Kafhleen Teresi, Charloffe Bruno. Elaclr Row: Beverly Wallace, Bev- efrly Vicari, Carolyn Popoviclm, Jo- anna Accinelli, Rufh Tambrin, Bar- bara Vogel, Barbara Boyan, Diana Gibino. Fronf Row: Kafhy Galvin, Leslie Bagar. Frances LaDoux. Juanifa Delcrew, Mardee Lou Far- well, Kaihy McGlynn. Verdell Ghiroso, Darlene Pinza, Barbara Merlino, Esflwer Marlinico, Aileen Frank, Mary Kay Johnson, Joann Sunseri, Gerry Nedley. Fronl' Row: Tony Livak, Darlene Lamarra, Jaclrie Lazara, Cl1arloHe Bruno Baclr Row: Pai Sparacino, Louise Fearon, Pal Musladin, Sharon Fer- ruro, Pam Aldridge, Marianne Bonasera, Joann Aberle. Barbara Alves. Fronf Row: Sandra Oisefh, Kafhy Teresi, Dolores Caldwell. Michelle Bonasera, Mary Casc- lary. Diane Alesclw. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS-Presiclen'I'-Mary Casfro, Vice-Presideni'-Joan Thomas, Secre+ary+.leanne Brisfow, Treasurer-Carol Ann Paradiso, Afhle+ic Mgr. -Gail Ferreira. Sisfer Helen Cecilia CLASS CO-ORDINATOR SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Presidenf-Nada Joy Selich, Secrefary-Joan Gabriele, Vice-Presideni'-Carol Trombafore, Treasurer-Lynn Tiernan, A'l'l'1le+ic Mgr. -Doreen LaRosa, Hisforian-Julie Kayser. I Sisfer Ann Dolores CLASS CO-ORDlNATOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Presidenf-Faye Beeclwie, Vice Presidenf-Lyne++e Rodriques, Secrefary-Carmen Woods, Treasurer-Anfonia Livalc, Afhlefic Mgr.- Mary Wafers, His+orian-Laurie Meusel. 124 - 1 Sisfer Mary of flue Na+ivi+y CLASS CO-ORDINATOR CLASS QFFICERS 1958 - '59 The class officials play an imporfanf parf in fhe funcfioning of fhe class. The presidenfs. senior, Joanne Gargone. iunior, Faye Beechie. sophomore. Nada Joy Selich. and freshman, Mary Casfro, preside over class meef- ings, represenf fhe classes in Sfudenf Council. and fake care of all im- porfanf class business. Acfing as social direcfors of fheir classes, Diana Nishiura, Lyneffe Rodriques. Carol Trombafore, and Joan Thomas are mis- fresses of ceremonies when fheir respecfive classes presenf enferfainmenf for fhe Sfudenf Body meefings. The secrefary records fhe minufes of fhe class meefings. These girls. Judy Todd. Carmen Woods, Joan Gabriele. and Jeanne Brisfow also falce care of all class correspondence. Bonnie Jusfer, Anfonia Livak, Lynn Tiernan, and Carol Ann Paradiso collecf clues, pay bills, and keep an accurafe accounf of class expendifures. Managing fhe class foams, afhlefic managers. Loreffa Pardini. Mary Wafers. Doreen LaRosa. and Gail Ferreira also promofed class spirif. The hisforian fakes picfures of class acfivifies and records fhem in a scrapbook. The girls who represenf fhis office are Colleen Mirassou, Laurie Meusel, and Judie Kayser. The new role of par- liamenfarian has been added fo fhe offices of fhe class fhis year. The fresh- man class is fhe firsf fo have fhis office, which is filled by Eleanor Elrod. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Presiden'I'+loann Gargone: Vice-Presidenf- Diana Nishiurag Secrefary-Judy Todd: Treasurer-Bonnie Jusferg Afhlefic Mgr.-Loreffa Pardini: Hisforian-Colleen Mirassou. 125 Sisfer Pauline Marie CLASS CO-ORDINATOR 1 -, ., s fre 545. Ti ' 1 wr , 'fr . . s . f gn, 1 J, IV-' X 5 . vu, t . 1, wh Jia U . IU Y, - axhnffx. A ,n Q KP! 1 1 174' . Wk. 3' gk L 'FLC 1 we ui . N X, S , Fi E 4 ' Ma .P yy' fa Q 14 NJ rx A., SJW X , K , u, 'Lg' .- V 4, L-.4 Q ,hs ,B i VX A h ta X, lg . . ,A , . 3 pg, A f v X . A ,, V w 1 ik ' YQ 'Av V, 4 k f-Q1 . x, I ,xwgf gi i x Q... ,. Rita L7 hw. A , X Q, ' 5, is ' In 1 I ' - 'N. We Vx K . F in ' xl ' . . av -in. . A . 1 '. ' ' V 1. ' ' aj .-1, ' -1' A 5' IM' A Q ' 5 ' 0 4 Q ' N591 J: -'ml ,xv W 0 . v x -4 L wr wa: 1-Www ' :ga f :ze K , S T R .fi 'f:'ZU23'-TM'-ssi. ' 1. - L - V, ?,13,q.X -.lwggf 1 . - , sq ,5 'wsixfgfig kf L Q Q. K 13 ,ilgggg , 4 ,-,,mA - K , v--f 'r i w wli W , W I ,,v,V, i , . , -MBI. , ' Y QSM if 'wg 5 0 QW! an A greaT Task, a Task long dreamed oT, has been compleTed. A magniTicenT sTrucTure has been erecTed. IT is The symbol oT The progressive spiriT aT NoTre Dame.. In This same way, The SENIORS have grown and have been shaped, and have maTured. The changes in The ouTline OT The new building reTlecT The slower ac:complishmenTs oT Tour years oT sTudy. The building . . . The sTrucTure oT The presenTg our senior class . . . The sTrengTh oT The TuTure. 'I27 A 1 The Class of 1959 W Evelyn Hinkley Mary Brink Diane Bryning 128 Jo Ann Cancilla Claudia Carrera l Virginia Berdusco in their year of fulfillment. . . Dolores Bolzer Wendy Bourel Judie Bowen Mariefla B Mary Cass '29 Margaref Cassidy Julie? De Armond Returning after summer fun, ca year of hard work and relaxing activity begins Joanna Di Grazia Deanna Dorsa N Margisanne Egan Jenny Escoba Seniors find themselves faced with the responsibilities fgi P Days fly by in a rush of activity that will always be Pafricia Fillips Delores Fisher Barbara Fifzgeralcl Carol Flinn Diane Floom Joan Forni Diane Fox Nancy Fox remembered and held dear fo the heart of each senior Nancy F J F a D h F I Vicky Galafi Donna Gargone Joann Gurgo ,QL 1 f X to spare as each day passes and the end draws near fin 1 ff 5 5 wfQ7 wi, 1,9 rQff'F'cg in me vw? Q as 3' Fi ' gx'.'- '- .fx ca 0 fb Q, ff' cf- If-1 . ,gb ,QE , 8 Q qiifsiqlif, 3q'-W Hwv' 69' ,f' 3 g,v 2f1'-5 'W Q Y-., f,v'r4jSi, ww. 6 R , Vg Y, V X A J' k QQ- AL A na A J -- '-,' sw , 3, S - x 9 . ,h Y SSW y . We - LE LQ Q. lx f 'W 4-wig' mf f .M W ag , M ' 6 A' P' 9 f- E Q, Sl :rv 1-Q, l.fl5Q'1Q'3'35 if I at '?f'fgZ?,i,+ 's ?1 'i f ? ff ' aiu S C5333 4:5 1 f Q, hh 'R 44-cf H Ame? S iv On a windy Thursday afternoon an ex- cited group of seniors arrived in Sacra- mento to tour the California State Capitol Assemblyman Bruce Allen and Senator Thompson spoke to the group. and made it possible for them to attend a senate and an assembly meeting. Becoming tourists, the class of '59 vlslts the state capitol. ii si L i Bonnie Jusier Sharon Larsen Marilyn Locicero Jean Lucchesi Maureen Kilkenny Michelle La Terra BoH'y Jean Lema Marie Lo Bue Joann Lozzio Villian Luna n GM- LM Q. QM, I P165 iiffii' A WW ,, :ff fx' .g?9?'V L9 - 'QQT9 X53 xfy ev ML... if -6. . f- Q, s 22,1-. f., . fgwfbr fzf Mfg? other side of the desk Senior day, a day off for lhe facul+y, affords ihe senior class +he opporfunily 'lo fake over +he job of school adminislrafion. Given a free hand fhe seniors conducf classes and handle daily problems faced by school auihorifies. The senior class elecfs a principal, vice-principal and dis- ciplinarian while ihe ofher members of ihe class assume 'rhe responsibilifies as mem- bers oi lhe laculfy. 4 e -e f f fiuvlffx A serious moment in a ioy-filled day. . A e I' B b M Sheila Moynihan K hl M I1 Donna NicoleHi Diana Nishiura Linda Normandin Virginia Olivo Patricia O'Nqil Loreene Pardini Lore'H'a Pardini Susan Parsons A quie+ day away from ihe husfle and busfle of school acfivifies was enioyecl by lhe Senior Class ai fhe Sarafoga Novi+ia+e. The Senior Day of Recolledion, given by Fafher Felix Flynn, was The lasf chance +he seniors had fo 'false a long look info fheir spirifual lives before leaving Noire Dame. 145 Caih orino Susan Paslaqua Judi+h Pursley Sandra R 9 R Donene Ray Alicia Rodriquas Kafhleon Rogers Frances Rog Rifa R The end of o high school career comes with. . . F Q 5 Ann S Kafhle 'WMS Senior ball, class Sue Ven Schaack Nancy Taormino Diane Torley Linda Velardez Anifa Taormino Judy Todd Phyllis Ungaro Ann Voss Dancing +0 The music of Sheldon Taix, The class of '59 Club on May 22, l959. Enclwaniing music, pink roses 14 Class Day-The lasl assembly of our sfudem' body before fl-ie close of llie year is a scene filled wi+l1 leary-eyed seniors and underclass- men accep+ing scho- lasfic and cilizenslwip awards lor +l'1e year. clay, and . Julie Wafers Mary Anne Wrighf Pafricia Zieffldw enloyed Themselves al flue annual Senior Ball held al The Los Allos Counlry and liglwf lwearls were llne lheme for +l'1is dance ol dances. '3?Fms, 149 A X, , A i 60 ,iw 'W f :W L N iq, :H Q, A -Q ,. ' Je? wif-Y. .R wwf: is , W' gd! y M ' f, ig .. A, A , -,,, Gi . .W Q? 'Q 5 A E KL W ,igfmsrs iwmg 4. . . we Swv-f 1 Sum faq Q 3 ,L ,m,, h 'I M F? M W va ga, 2. , . I , mr NM' 5 .N X ,fp if 7 -3 ,Ma-,,i,j x f . Q gf: f fi. if 'i' T' 3 iff m1,y ? '1n 1 L..-..F,. H , N SQL ew ' my ,, Re im. ,L , I , ww? .Lf .r , k .:i-5:2 'f ' .e .1 f fx i L A ' t senior directory CarolAsmus Cifizenship 4: Business Efficiency 4. Sec- refary 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee 4. Joanne Barranfi Class Hisforian 2: Second Honors l.3: Cifizenship 2.3: Rally Commiflee I.2. Elizabefh Bederd Federafion I.2.3: Class Hisforian I: Sfudenf Council l: Cifizenship l.2: Sec- ond Honors 3: Firsf Honors 4: Sa Roufe S'faff4: Chorale Group I.2.3: Language Club 3: Drama Club I: Lead in School Play 4: Chairman of Elecfion Board 4: Senior Confrol. Valerie Belli Sodalify 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Sen- ior Confrol. Virginia Berdusco Firsf Honors 3: Chorale Group l.2.3.4. Pin. Evelyn Binkley Class Volleyball 3: Language Club 4: Safefv Council 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4. Dolores Boker Second Honors 3: Language Club 3.4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Wendy Bouref Cifizenship 2.3: California Scholarship Federafion 3.4: First Honors 3.4: Schol- arship Medal 4: Yearbook Medal 4: Var- sify Pom Pon Girl 3: Sa Roufe Sfaff 3. Composifion Edifor 4: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 3, Business Edifor 4: Language Club 3.4: Drama Club l: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4. Execufive R.C. 3: Parf in School Play 2: Co-chairman Junior Prom Decor- afion Commiffee. Judie Bowen Transferred from Los Alfos High School. l957. Class Baskefball 3: Arf Club 4: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol. Marieffa Brady Cifizenship 2.3: Volleyball: Class l.2.3.4. Jr. Varsify l: Baskefball: Class l.2.3.4. Jr. Varsify I: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee 4. Mary Brink Young Chrisfian Sfuclenfs l.2.3. Secrefary 2: Cifizenship l.2.3.4: Second Honors 4: Poefry Award 3: Yearbook Medal 4: Class Volleyball l: Tennis Doubles Cham- pion 3.4: Sa Roufe Typing Edifor 4: Language Club 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol: School Represenfafive fo Sommer 81 Kaufmann Teen Board 4: Prin- cipal on Senior Day. Diane lryning Transferred from Edwin Markham Junior High School. l956. Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3. Jo Ann Cancilla Transferred from Pefer Burneff Junior High School. I956. Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Commiffee 4: Junior Proi-n Queen. Claudia Carrera Secfion Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Cifizenship 2.3.4. Medal 4: California Scholarship Federafion 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4: B Pin 2: Firsf Hon- ors 3.4: SIOO Renewable Scholarship fo San Francisco College for Women: Vol- leyball: Class l.2.3.4. Jr. Varsify l.2: Baskefball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsify I.2. Var- sify 4: Chorale Group l.2.3.4. Presidenf 4. Pin 4: Language Club 4: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee I.2.3.4: Senior Confrol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3.4. Mary Cass Transferred from Sanfa Clara High School. l956. Class Volleyball 2.3: Baskefball: Class 2. 3.4. Jr. Varsify 2: Business Efficiency 4: O.A.T. 3. Peggy Cassidy Class Treasurer 2: Sfudenf Council 2: Cifizenship 3: B Pin 2: Volleyball: Class l.2.3. Jr. Varsify l: Class Baskef- ball I.2.3: Swimming I: Tennis 3.4: Class Cheerleader 4: Language Club 4: Drama Club I: Arf Club 4: Jr. Sfafes- men 3.4, Treasurer 4: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4. Execufive R.C. 3.4. Louise Ceconi Transferred from San Jose High School. l957. School Play 3 Elaine Chiappe Federafion 3: Citizenship 3: Jr. Sfafes- men 3.4. Vice-Presiclenf 4: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee 2.4: Senior Confrol. Suzanne Crowell Cifizenship l.2: California Scholarship Federafion Life Membership: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4, Presidenf 4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal I.2.3: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Bank of America Cerfifj- cafe for Social Sciences 4: Honorary Lafin Award 4: Salufaforian 4: Language Club 2.3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Drama Club I: Parf in School Play 4: Infer- club Council 4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Julief DeArmond Federafion 2.3: Achievemenf Medal 3: Class Baskefball l.2.4: Volleyball: Class l.2.4, Jr. Varsify I: Swimming l: Lan- guage Club 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol. Joann DeFrenco Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: Senior Confrol. Keren DelBiaggio Federafion 2.3: Class Presidenf I: Sec- fion Presidenf 2.4: Sfudenf Council l.2.4: Cifizenship I.2.3.4: Class Baskefball 2: Sa Roufe Sfaff 4: Safefy Council 3: Rally Commifiee 4: Senior- Confrol: Af- fendanf fo Junior Prom Queen: Affend- anf fo Miss Nofre Dame 3. Louise DeLiso Cifizenship 4: California Scholarship Federafion 3: Firsf Honors 3.4: A Music Pin I.2.3,4: Silver Music Pin 2: Bank of America Cerfificafe for Music 4: Language Club 4: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol. Joanna DiGrazia Sfudenf Council I: Cifizenship l.2.3.4. Medal 4: California Scholarship Feder- afion Life Membership. Award for Eighf Semesfers: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholar- ship Medal 2.3: Religion Medal l: Scholarship Trophy 4: Lafayeffe Hisfory Confesf Award 3: Language Club 2.3.4. Presidenf 4: infer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Senior Confrol: Parf in School Play 3: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3.4. Chairman of Delegafion 4: Chairman of Senior Ball Refreshmenf Commiffee: School Represenfafive fo Emporium Teen Board 4. Deanna Dorsa Cifizenship l.2.3.4: California Scholar- ship Federafion Life Membership: Na- fional Honor Sociefy 3.4. Secrefary 4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholar- ship Medal 2: Religion Award 3: Mafh- emafics Council Award I: Befly Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4: Bank of America Cerfificafe for Home Economics. Trophy for Vocafional Arfs 4: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Cerfificafe Winner Nafional Merif Schol- arship Program 4: Swimming l: Sa Roufe Sfaff 3. Layouf Edifor 4: Yearbook Medal 4: Crown 81 Shield Sfaff I: Lan- guage Club 4: Drama Club I: Safefy Council 2: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3.4: Infer-club Council 4: Senior Con- frol: Wardrobe Misfress for School Play 3, Parf 4: School Represenfafive fo Harf's Teen Board 3.4. Mary Ann Dunlay Transferred from Sanfa Clara High School. l957. Class Baskefball 4: Business Efficiency 4. Jeanne Durden Transferred from Hillsdale High School. San Mafeo. I957. Class Baskefball 4: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 3: Language Club 3.4: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol. Linda Eccles Class Secrefary I: Sfudenf Council I: Second Honors 3: Cifizenship 4: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 2.3: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.A.T. 3: O.G.A. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee l,2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Margieann Egan Federafion 3: Cifizenship l. Genevieve Escobar Transferred from Live Oak High School. Morgan Hill, l957. Cifizenship 4: Business Efficiency 4: O.G5.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Bank of America Cerfificafe for Business 4. Dolores Faler Poefry Award 2: Varsify Volleyball 3.4: Cifizenship l.2.3.4: Second Honors 3: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.A.T. 3: O.G.A. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee 2: Senior Confrol. Louise Ferrari Federafion 2.3.4: Cifizenship 3.4. Medal 4: Class Volleyball 2.3: Class Cheer-i leader 3.4: Afhlefic Award 2: Safefy Council 3: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Sen- ior Confrol. Joanna Ferreira Business Efficiency 3.4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.A.T. 3. Pafricia Fillips Transferred from Palo Alfo High School. l958. Second Honors 4: Language Club 4: Arf Club 4: Rally Commilfee 4: Senior Con- frol.. Delores Fisher Cifizenship 2: Poefry Award 3: Class Baskefball l.2.3: Volleyball: Class l.2.3. Jr. Varsify I: Afhlefic Award l.2: Busi- ness Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.A:T. 3: O.B.E. 4. Barbara Fihgerald Cifizenship 4: Firsf Honors 3: Second Honors 4: Business Efficiency 4: Shorf- The Seniors enfhusiasfically worked for fhe beffermenf of fheir school by cleaning fhe yard. and decorafing for visifors. hand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3. Carol Flinn Cifizenship 2: Music Pin l.2.3: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol. Mary Diane Floom Transferred from Sainf Mary's Academy. Alexandria. Va.. l958. Secfion Presidenf 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Cifizenship 4: California Scholarship Fed- erafion Life Membership: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4: Firsf Honors 4: .Speech Award 4: S400 Renewable Scholarship fo College of Nofre Dame. Belmonf: Crown 81' Shield Feafure Edifor 4: Sen- ior Confrol: Parf in School Play 4: Dele- gafe fo Model U.N. 4. Joan Forni Federafion 2.3.4: Cifizenship 4: Class Volleyball l.2: Class Cheerleader 2.3: Business Efficiency 4: Bookkeeping Award 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Commif- fee 2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Diane Fox Cifizenship 2.3.4: California Scholarship Federafion 4: Firsf Honors 4: Second Honors I.3: Scholarship Medal 4: Class Baskefball 3.4: Crown 81 Shield Sfaff 2: Language Club 4: Drama Club I: Rally Commiffee 2.3. Nancy Fox Class Treasurer l: Sfudenf Council l: Cifizenship l.2.3: Firsf Honors 3: Sec- ond Honors 4: Volleyball: Class l. Jr. Varsify I: Class Cheerleader 3: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 2.4: Sa Roufe Sfaff 3. Assisfanf Edifor 4: Journalism Award 4: Yearbook Award 4: Chorale Group l: Language Club 3.4: Rally Commiffee I.2.3.4. Execufive R.C. 3.4: Senior Con- frol: Parf in School Play l,3.4. Nancy Free Sodalify 3: Young Chrisfian Sfudenfs l. 2.3: Cifizenship l.2.3: Second Honors 3.4: Volleyball: Class I. Varsify I: Bas- kefball: Class I. Jr. Varsify I: Tennis 3: Sa Roufe Sfaff 3. Edifor 4: Yearbook Medal 3: Yearbook Edifor Medal 4: Language Club 2.3.4: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3: Senior Confrol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 4: Chairman of Bid Commiffees 2.3.4: Affendanf fo Junior Prom Queen. Janef Fumia Class Cheerleader 3: Poefry Award 3. Dorofhy Furlanic Transferred from Sanfa Clara High School. l956. Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Control. Vifforina Galafi Cifizenship I.3: California Scholarship Federafion l.3.4: B Pin l: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal l.4: Religion Award 2: Mafhemafics' Council Award I: Bank of America Cerfificafe for Mafhemafics 4: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Uni- versify 4: Volleyball: Class I. Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3: Baskefball: Class l. Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3.4. Secrefary 3. Presidenf 4: lnfer-club Council 4: Senior Confrol. Donna Gargone Class Secrefary 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Cifizenship 3.4: California Scholarship Federafion 2.3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: B Pin l.2.3: Scholarship Medal l,4: Volleyball: Class l. Jr. Varsify 2: Baskefball: Class I. Jr. Varsify 2: Rally Commiffee 3.4. senior directory Joann Gargone Class Presidenl' 4: Seciion Presidenf 3: Sfudenr Council 3.4: Cifizenship 2.3.4, Medal 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: B Pin l.2.4: Volleyball: Class l. Jr. Varsiiy 2: Baslceiball: Class l.4. Jr. Var- sify 2: Afhlefic Award l.2: Rally Com- miifee 2.4: Affendanf fo Junior Prom Queen. JoAnn Giacomo Transferred from Herberi Hoover Junior High School. l956. Cifizenship 2: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee 2: Senior Confrol. Marylynn Gilley Federaiion 2: Cifizenship 2.3: Califor- nia Scholarship Federaiion Life Member- ship: Nafional Honor Socieiy 4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 2.3: Journalism Award 2.4: Class Volleyball 3: Crown 8: Shield Siaff 2.3. Edifor-in-Chief 4: Language Club 4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Safefy Council 3: Drama Club l: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4: Senior Con- frol. Sharon Gisi Transferred from 'Sanfa Clara High School. l957. Business Efficiency 4: O.A.T. 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol. Clarissa Granafa Cifizenship l.2: B Pin l.2: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3. Sylvia Gray Federafion 2: Cifizenship 2: California Scholarship Federaiion 2.4: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4: Firsf Honors 4: Sec- ond Honors l.2.3: Religion Award 3.4: S250 Renewable Scholarship fo College of Nofre Dame. Belmonl: Class Volley- ball l.2: Language Club 3.4: Rally Com- miffee 2.3,4: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 4. Diana Graco Cifizenship 3: Language Club 4: Jr. Sfafesmen 4: Rally Cornmifiee 3.4. Susan Greco Sodalify 3: Federafion 2.3.4: Ciiizen- ship 2: Second Honors 4: Tennis 3: Wardrobe Misfress School Play 4: Drama Club I: Ari Club 4: Jr. Sfaiesmen 4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Lorraine Granier Federaiion 3: Secfion Presideni 4: Siu- denf Council 3.4: Cilizenship 4: Firsi Honors 4: Second Honors 3: Class Vol- leyball 3: Sa Roufe Sfaff 4: Business Efficiency 3.4: Shorfhand Theory 3: Typing Award 4: O.G.A. 3: O.B.E. 3: Language Club 3, Presidenf of French Club 3: Rally Commiiiee 3.4. Linda Griffin Federafion 3.4: Cifizenship l.2.3.4: B Pin 2: Volleyball: Class l.2.4. Jr. Varsify 2. Varsify I: Baslceiball: Class l.2.4. Jr. Varsify l.2: Swimming I: Jr. Sfafesmen 3.4. Parliameniarian 4: Safefy Council 3: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4: Senior Confrol: Dean of Girls on Senior Day: Affendanl' fo Miss Nofre Dame 4. Maria Guarascio Federafion 3: Ciiizenship 2: Second Honors 3: Class Volleyball l: Language Club 3.4: Jr. Siaiesmen 3: Rally Com- miifee 3.4: Senior Conirol. Pafricia Hoanas Federafion 2.3: Cifizenship 2.3: Rally Commiffee I.2.3,4: Senior Confrol. Suzanne lmbornona Young Chrisfian Sfudenfs I.2.3: A.S.B. Presidenf 4: Class Presidenf 2: Class Vice-Presideni I: Sfudenl Council l,2.4: Ciiizenship l.2.3.4: California Scholar- ship Federafion Life Membership. Award for Eight Semesfers. Treasurer 2: Na- fional Honor Socieiy 3.4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal I.2.3: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Bank of America Cerfifi- cafe for English 4: Citizenship Trophy 4: Valedicforian 4: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff I: Journalism Award I: Language Club 2.3.4: Rally Commiffee 4: Delegafe +o Model U.N. 3.4: Chairman of Delega- fion 3. Joyce Jaca Ciiizenship 2.3, Medal 4: California Scholarship Federafion Life Membership. Presidenf 4: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3.4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 3.4: Journalism Award 3.4: Hon- orary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 2.3. Page Ed- ifor 4: Language Club 3: Jr. Sfalesmen 3.4: Safefy Council 3: lnfer-club Coun- cil Presideni 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4. Execufive R.C. 3: Delegaie fo Model U.N. 3.4, Chairman of Delegalion 4. Pairicia Jones Sodalily 3.4: Federafion 2,3.4: Cifizen- ship 2.4: Firsf Honors 4: Religion Award 4: Language Club 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3.4: Ar+ Club Presidenf 4: lnl'er-club Council 4: Parl in School Play 3. Bonnie Jusier Transferred from Sanfa Clara High School. l957. Class Treasurer 4: Rally Commiifee 4: Chairman Senior Ball Decoraiion Com- miifee: Aiiendanf io Miss Nofre Dame 3. Maureen Killienny Cilizenship 2: Language Club 3.4: Saiefy Council 3: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4. Sharon Larsen Federafion 4: Cifizenship 2.3.4: Second Honors 4: Poefry Award 2: Speech Medal 2: Drama Medal 2: Sfudenf Di- recfqr of School Play 4. Lead 2: Chorale Group l.2.3.4. Vice-Presidenf 4: Drama Club l: Jr. Siafesmen 3.4. Secreiary 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Above: Joanna Di Grazia. winner of fhe Scholarship Trophy. Below: Mary Brinlc and Georgia Sommers. Tennis Champions. Mixed emofions were visible ai Class Day. and a+ rhe presenfahor- of afhlefic awards. ,... -.--uw c .,..--sauai.,.w.v.c ....-U--17?-........ W...-.. ...- .,.. ,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,, ...,, ,.. ,. ,,, Michelle LeTerza Young Chrisfian Sfudenfs I.2.3: Cifizen- ship 2.3: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Jr. Varsify Baslcefball I: Crown 8i Shield Sfaff 4: Journalism Award 4: Language Club 3: Drama Club I: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Senior Confrol. Beffy Lama Transferred from Roosevelf Junior High School. l956. Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Award 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3. Mario LoBue Cifizenship 3.4: Firsf Honors 4: Rally Commiffee I.2: Bank of America Cer- fificafe for Arf 4: Cerfificafe of Merif for Arf 3: Gold Key for Arf 3. Marilyn Locicero Federafion 3.4: Cifizenship 2: Second Honors 4: Volleyball: Class l.2.3.4. Jr. Varsify I: Jr. Varsify Award l: Language Club 2.3: Safefy Council 3. Secrefary- Treasurer 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Sen- ior Confrol: Vice-Principal on Senior Day. Joann Lozzio Cifizenship I.2: California Scholarship Federafion 2,3: B Pin I.2: Firsf Hon- ors 4: Achievemenf Medal 2: Language Club 3: Safefy Council 3: Senior Con- frol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3.4. Jean Lucchesi Cifizenship 2: California Scholarship Federafion Life Membership: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4. Vice-Presidenf 4: B Pin I.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholar- ship Medal 2.4: Language Club 2.3.4: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4. Execufive R.C. 4: Infer-club Council 4: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 4. Vivian Luna Transferred from Mounfain View High School. l957. Federafion 3.4: Cifizenship 3: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3. Pafricia Maffay Cifizenship 2: Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3. Bernadehle Malone Transferred from Nofre Dame. Belmonf. l958. Second Honors 4: Chorale Group 3: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol. Jeanne Marfinez Cifizenship 2: Volleyball: Class l.2. Jr. Varsify I: Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Library Assisi- anf 4: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Con- frol. Maureen McCarfhy Sodalify 3.4. Council 4: Federafion 3: Cifizenship I.2.3: Second Honors 2.3.4: Achievemenf Medal I: Class Baslrefball 2.4: Chorale Group I.2: Language Club 3: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Drama Club I: Safefy Council 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol. Janice McNeilly Sfudenl' Council 3: Cifizenship I.2.3: California Scholarship Federafion 4: B Pin I.2.3: Firsf Honors 4: Scholarship Medal 4: Orafory Medal 2: Class Vol- Ievball 3.4: Class Baslcefball 3.4: Sd Roufe Sfaff 3. Copy Edifor 4: Language Club 4: Safefy Council 3.4. Presidenf 3: Drama Club I: Rally Commiffee l.2.3.4: Senior Confrol: Sfudenf Direcfor of School Play 2. Parf 3.4: Delegafe io Model U.N. 3. Lore'H'a Meyers Volleyball: Class l.3.4. Jr. Varsify 2: Bus- iness Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: Rally Com- miffee 3.4. Jacqueline Mieuli Cifizenship 2.3.4. Medal 4: Second Hon- ors 4: Poefry Award 2: Class Volleyball l: Sa Roufe Sfaff 4: Chorale Group .mv 1 -. ,..- .,,. .wgw ...FN . ...,,..,.. ...,,,,.-.-..,,.,.... ...,.. ..,. . , 1, l.3: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Safefy Council 3: Execufive Rally Commiffee 4:- Senior Confrol. Guadalupe Minor Citizenship 2.3.4: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Senior Confrol. Colleen Mirassou Sodalify 3: Class Hisforian 4: Cifizen- ship I.2: Crown 8: Shield Copy Edifor 4: Language Club 3.4: Safefy Council 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4. Execufive R.C. 3: Affendanf fo Junior Prom Queen. Phyllis Moak Sodalify 3.4: Cifizenship l.2.3.4. Medal. 4: California Scholarship Federafion 2.3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4. Treasurer 4: B Pin I.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Achieve- menf Medal I: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: S250 Renewable Scholarship fo College of Nofre Dame. Belmonf: Volleyball: Class l. Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3.4: Baskefballz Class I, Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3.4: Afhlefic Award 3.4: Chorale Group I.2: Language Club 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3.4: Safefy Council 3: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commif- fee 4: Senior Confrol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 4. Barbara Morosco Federafion 2: Cifizenship 2: Class Vol- leyball I: Business Efficiency 4: Shor+- hand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol. Sheila Moynihan California Scholarship Federafion 2: Cif- izenship l.2: Second Honors 2.3.4: Poefry Award 2. Kafhleen Murfhe Cifizenship 3: Second Honors 4: Volley- ball: Class I, Jr. Varsify l: Chorale Group l.2.3.4. Pin 4: Rally Commiffee 3.4. Donna Nicoleffi Cifizenship 3: Second Honors 4: Crown 81 Shield Sfaff 3: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Commiflee l.2.3.4. Diana Nishiura Sodalify 3: Class Vice-Presidenf 4: Sec- fion Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Cifizenship I.2.3.4: Firsf Honors 4: Sec- ond Honors 3: Poefry Awards 2.4: Mu- sic Award 3: Firsf Sfafe Prize Hibernian Essay Confesf 2: Crown 8: Shield Sfaff 4: Chorale Group I.2: Language Club 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3.4. Presidenf 3: Arf Club 4: Rally Commiffee 2.3.4: Sfudenl' Technical Direcfor School Play 4: Co- chairman Junior Prom Decorafion Com- miffee. senior directory -JPG. --.4 Linda Normandin Sodality 3: Citizenship l,3: B Pin 2: Class Volleyball 2: Tennis 3: Sa Route Staff 4: Language Club 2.3.4: Rally Committee 2.3.4. Executive R.C. 3. Virginia Olivo Citizenship 2: Rally Committee l.2.3.4. Patricia O'Neil Transferred from Santa Clara High School. l956. Citizenship 2: Rally Committee 4. Loraane Pardini Sodality 3.4: Federation l: A.S.B. Sec- retary 3: A.S.B. Athletic Manager 4: Class Vice-President 2: Student Council 2.3.4: Citizenship l.2.3.4. Medal 4: Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation Life Mem- bership: National Honor Society 3.4: B Pin l.2: First Honors 3.4: Scholar- ship Medal l.2.3.4: Outstanding Ath- letic Manager Trophy 4: Volleyball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsity 2. Varsity 3.4: Bas- ketball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsity 2, Varsity 3.4: Athletic Awards l.2.3: Language Club 4: Rally Committee 4: Senior Con- trol. Loretta Pardini Sodality 3.4: Federation I: Class Presi- dent 3: Class Athletic Manager 4: Sec- tion President 2: Student Council 2.3: Citizenship 2.3.4. Medal 4: California Scholarship Federation Life Membership: National Honor Society 3.4: B Pin l.2: First Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 3.4: Religion Award 2: Outstanding Ath- lete Trophy 4: Volleyball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsity 2. Varsity 3.4: Basketball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsity 2. Varsity 3.4: Athletic Awards l.2.3: Language Club 4: Rally Committee 4: Senior Control. Sue Parsons Jr. Statesmen 3: Safety Council 3: Drama Club l: Rally Committee 3.4: Senior Control. Susan Paslaqua First Honors 3: B Pin l.4: Class Vol- leyball l.2: Sa Route Staff 4: Language Club 4. Treasurer 4: Safety Council 3: lnter-club Council 4: Rally Committee l.2.3.4: Senior Control: Co-chairman Soph Hop Refreshment Committee. Judith Pursley Citizenship l.2.3.4: Business Efficiency 4. Sandra Ragona Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Chorale l.2: Rally Committee 4. Catherine Raviua Federation 3: Citizenship 4: Class Bas- ketball 3: Language Club 4: Jr. States- man 4: Safety Council 3: Drama Club l: House Manager for School Play 4: Rally Committee 3.4. Donene Ray Class Cheerleader 3: Business Efficiency 4: Shorthand Theory 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Committee 4: Senior Control. Alicia Rodriguez Federation 3: Citizenship 2.3.4: Class Basketball 3.4: Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Committee l.2.3.4: Jr. Statesman 4: Art Club 4: Senior Control Frances Rogers Second Honors 3.4: Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Committee 4: Senior Control. Kathleen Rogers Federation l.4: Volleyball: Class 3.4. Varsity I: Basketball: Class 3.4. Jr. Var- sity l.2: Cheerleader: Class I.2. Varsity 3.4: Athletic Award I: Business Effici- ency 4: Shorthand Theory 3: Boolrlceep- ing Award 3: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Committee 2.3.4: Senior Control. Rita Russo Sodality 3: Young Christian Students I, 2.3: Federation 4: A.S.B. Treasurer 2: Student Council 2: Citizenship l.2.3.4: Second Honors 3: Class Volleyball 2.3: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Class Cheerleader l: Sa Route Staff 3. Business Manager 4: Language Club 3: Safety Council 3. Vice- President 3: Rally Committee l.2.3.4. Executive R.C. 4: Senior Control: Dele- gate to Model U.N. 3. Suzanne Ruth Federation 3.4: Student Council I: Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation Life Mem- bership. Award for Eight Semesters: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: B Pin l.2: First Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal I.2. 3,4: Finalist in National Merit Scholar- ship Program 4: Class Volleyball 2: Chorale Group l.2: Language Club 2. 3.4: Jr. Statesmen 3.4: Drama Club l: Rally Committee 4: Delegate to. Model U.N. 3.4: Chairman of Delegation 3. Ann Schirle Safety Council 3: Rally Committee 3.4: Senior Control. Jolaine Schiro Federation 4: Second Honors 4: Class Volleyball l.2: Sa Route Staff 4: Bus- iness Efficiency 4. Treasurer 4: O.G.A. 3: O.B.E. 3: Rally Committee l.2.4. Kathleen Sewell Young Christian Students l.2.3: Citizen- ship 4: California Scholarship Federation l.2.3: National Honor Society 3.4: B Pin l.2: First Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 2.3.4: Language Club 3.4. Vice- President 4: Volleyball: Class 4. Jr. Var- sity l.2: Senior Control: lnter-club Coun- cil 4. Carol Slater Transferred from Edwin Marlrham Junior High. 1956. Citizenship 2: Art Award 2: Poetry Award 2: Rally Committee 4. Pamela Slorp Young Christian Students l.2.3: Section President 2: Student Council 2: Citizen- ship l.2.3: California Scholarship Feder- ation Life Membership. Secretary 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: B Pin l.2: First Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal I.2. 3.4: Banlr of America Certificate for Laboratory Science. Trophy for Science and Mathematics 4: Honorary Diploma from Catholic University 4: Language Club 4. Secretary 4: Safety Council 3: Rally Committee 4: Inter-club Council 4: Senior Control. Georgia Somers Federation l.2: A.S.B. Parliamentarian 4: Class Athletic Manager I: Class' His- torian 3: Student Council l.3.4: Citizen- ship l.2.3.4: First Honors 4: Citizen- ship Trophy 4: Class Volleyball l.3.4: Basketball: Class I.2. Jr. Varsity I.2. Varsity 3.4: Tennis Champion 3.4: Crown 8: Shield Staff 4: Journalism Award 4: Jr. Statesmen 3: Inter-club Council 4: Rally Committee 2: Senior Control: Co- chairman Soph Hop Refreshment Com- mittee. Mary Elizabeth Stanley Young Christian Students l: Class Sec- retary 2: Student Council 2: Citizenship l.2.3: Class Volleyball l.2: Class Bas- ketball l.2: Business Efficiency 4: O.G.A. 3: O.A.T. 3. Eileen Steger Citizenship 4. Medal 4: Class Volleyball l.2.3: Class Baslretball l.2.3.4: Ping Pong 2: Jr. Statesmen 3.4: Safety Council 3: Rally Committee l.2.3.4: Senior Control. Sylvia St. Germain Fidelians 2: Citizenship 2.3.4. Medal 4: First Honors 3: Second Honors 4: Re- ligion Award 3: Cheerleader: A.S.B. l. Class 4: Crown 8: Shield Page Editor 4: Journalism Award 4: Chorale Group l.2: Language Club 3.4: Safety Coun- cil 3: Drama Club l: Rally Committee 3.4: Senior Control: Part in School Play 2.4. Martha Stortz Federation 2.3.4: Volleyball: Cla-ss I.2. 3.4. Jr. Varsity l: Safety Council 3: Rally Committee 2.3.4. l Colleen Sullivan Sodalify 4: Federafion 3: Sfudeni' Coun- cil I: Second Honors 2.3.4: Cifizenship I.2.3.4: Class Volleyball-2.4: Business Efficiency 3: Boolclzeeping Award 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Commiffee 2.4. Execu- five R.C. 4: Senior Confrol 4. Dorofhy Sunseri Volleyball: Class I.2-.4. Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3: Class Baslcefball l.2: Ping Pong 3: Afhlefic Award l.2: Language Club 4: Rally Commiffee 4. Joan Sweeney Transferred from Nofre Dame High School. Chico. l956. Class Vice-Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Coun- cil 3: Cifizenship 2: Second Honors 2.4: Crown Xi Shield Sfaff 3: Language Club 4: Safefy Council 3.4: Senior Confrol: Delegafe fo Model U.N. 3.4: Affendanf fo Junior Prom Queen. Anifa Taormino Cifzenship l.2.3.4: B Pin l.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Poefry Award 2: Business Efficiency 4. Vice-Presidenf 4: Boolc- keeping Award 3: OBA. 3: O.A.T. 3. Nancy Taormino Federafion l: Volleyball: Class 2: Jr. Varsify 2. Varsify 1.3: Afhlefic Award l: Business Efficiency 4: 0.6-.A. 3.4: O.A.T. 3.4' Rally Commiffee 4. Juclifh Todd Transferred from Sanfa Clara High School. l957. Class Secrefary 4: California Scholar- ship Federafion 3.4: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 3.4: Eirsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 4: Affendanf fo Junior Prom Queen. Diane Torley Transferred from Los Alfos High School. I957. Cifizenship 3: California Scholarship Fed- erafion 3.4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: Firsaf Honors 3.4: Mafhernafics Council Award 4: Baslcefball: Varsify 3. Class 4: Class Volleyball 3: Crown 81 Shield Pho- fographer 4: Sa Roufe Sfaff 3. Phofog- raphy Edilor 4: Language Club 3.4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: Safefy Council 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol: Hon- orary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Affendanf fo Miss Nofre Dame 3. Phyllis Ungaro Transferred from James Lick High School. I957. Achievemenf Medal 3: Business Effici- ency 4: Shorfhand Award 3: O.G.A. 3: OJMT. 3. Sue Vanschaack Eirsf Honors l.3.4: Class Baslcefball 3: Business Efficiency 4: Shorfhand Theory O.C5.A. 3: O.A.T. 3: Rally Commiffee 3.4: Senior Confrol: Affendanf fo Miss Nofre Darne 3. Linda Velardez Cifizenship I: Business Efficiency 4: Rally Comrniffee I: Senior Confrol. Ann Voss - California Scholarship Federafion 2.3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: Firsf Hon- ors 3: Second Honors I.2.4: Language Club 4: Rally Cornmiffee 3.4. Julie Wafers Sodalify 3.4. Prefecf 4: Cifizenship 3.4. Medal 4: California Scholarship Federa- fion Life Membership. Vice-Presidenf 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3.4: B Pin I.2: Firsf Honors 3.4: Scholarship Medal 3.4: 5400 Renewable Scholarship fo Col- lege of Nofre Dame. Belmonf: Honorary Diploma from Cafholic Universify 4: Language Club 2.3.4: Library Assisfanf 4: Drama Club l: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Commiffee 4: Senior Confrol. Mary Anne Wrighf Sodalify 3: Federafion 2: A.S.B. Vice- Presidenf 4: Class Afhlefic Manager 2: Sfudenf Council 2.4: Second Honors 4: Cifizenship l.2.3.4: Cifizenship Trophy 4: S600 Renewable Scholarship fo Col- lege of Nofre Dame. Belmonft Volley- ball: Class l.2.4. Jr. Varsify l.2. Varsify 3.4: Ping Pong 2: Tennis 3: Afhlefic Award l.2.3.4: Chorale Group l.2.3. Secrefary-Treasurer 3: Language Club 4: Jr. Sfafesmen 3: lnfer-club Council 4: Rally Cornmiffee 2.3.4: Execufive R.C. 3.4: Senior Confrol. Pafricia Ziefflow Transferred from Eranlclin High School. Porfland. Ore.. l958. Firsf Honors 4: Business Efficiency 4. Presidenf 4: Rally Commiffee 4. Legend: O.G.A.. O.A.T.. and O.B.E are business awards for shorfhand. fyping. and boolclcee ping. respecfively. Finally-Gracluafion-The fulfillmenf of fheir labors. Academy of Business Mr. and Mrs. John Accinelli Aiello Bros. General 81 Confracf Hauling Mr. and Mrs. George J. Aifken Mr. and Mrs. L. Alderefe Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Aldridge Allison Ponfiac Almaden Sfore Alpine Coffee Shop Alum Rock Cheese Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Alves Alves Trucking Service Amaral Bros. Linguica-San Leandro In addifion fo serving de- vofedly as Presidenf of fhe Mofher's Guild, Mrs. Luc- cheffi has been kepf busy as organizafional secrefary. Her warm personalify has won her a special place an fhs hearf of every girl af Nofre Dame. J American Bros. Produce American Fish Markef Andrus Jewelers-Salinas, Calif. Arf Cleaners Augie and Jim's Texaco Service Sfafion Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley Avenger Sr. Mr. and Mrs. O. Barberi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Badalamenfe Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Bailey Wm. A. Baird, Real Esfafe and General Insurance Bakmas Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. A. Balasam BaIcon's Depf. Sfore Mr. and Mrs. John Barafs Frank Barcells, Real Esfafe Broker Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Barcelona Mr. and Mrs. James Barry Harvey Bedard Aufo Sales Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Belli The Besf Elecfrical Co. Mr. and Mrs. Biaginni George Bianchi Consfrucfion Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Birmingham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bisceglia Jack Blake's Hair Fashions Mr. and Mrs. P. Blase Bloom's Shoe Sfores Blossom Floral Shop We ocknowledg Blum's Sfore Mr. and Mrs. John D. Boifano Bona Sera Renaull' Sales Bofelho's Poffery Shop Bourdef French Laundry Mr. Pierre V. Bouref Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bowden Mr. and Mrs. J. Bono e the unselfish co Brehm Bros. Garage and Tow Service Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Brink Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bryanf S. W. Bucher and Son Dr. ancl Mrs. Roberf Buell Burbank Liquor Bufera Phofography Sfudios Mr. Morris Cade John Calcagno California Mercanfile Co. California Peanuf and Popcorn Co. Mr. and Mrs. L. Calvelli Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Campagna Jr. Campbell's Mofel Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Campisi Campus Laundereffe Mrs. Lena Cancilla Mrs. Rosina Canfor Dan Capufo Co. Mr. Dan Capufo Carpe? 8: Linoleum Plaza, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Davis A. Carrera Cas Real Esfafe Case deBeauly Cafania 8: Lazara Poulfry Cafholic Supply Sfore Cedar Tree Markef Cedar Tree Plaza Cenfral Produce Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cefani Chapel of Flowers Nofre Dame's building fund and Mr, Sanfilippo are closely knif. As Presiclenf of fhe Dad's Club in l950. he inifiafed fha dream of our new buildings, which now sfand as a realify. The complefion of fhe buildings coincidenfally fool: place when Mr. Sanfilippo was once again serving as Pres- idenf. Gerald 8: John M. Chargin, Affys. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. Chargin Vicfor A. Chargin Charm House ,, , , . ,wwf-15155. ,,,, 1... .. ......,,,7-, --.- . .,,., - T.. ..,.--, .V - .,. ...-rn,-A -,,-,,.-..--. rw- vf.-Y--W v '-v-'- --f'-- -V W v--ff operation of our parents ond friends. Mr. and Mrs. F. Chiappino Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chiri Circus Smoke Shop Mr. D. Cirincione Mr. and Mrs. Archie R. Clark Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cleary Cole Ciirus Co. Joseph A. Colla Colman's Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Compagno Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Connor Cook and Son Appliances Mr. and Mrs. G. Cosiere Cowell and Tapella Really Mr. and Mrs. Bob Coyle Curlis Lindsay, lnc. Cypress Pharmacy Damico's Texaco Service Danna 8: Danna. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. DeArmond Mr. and Mrs. John H. Degnan Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Del Biaggio Mr. and Mrs. John S. Delcrew Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Liso De Luna's Sundries De Luxe Cleaners 8: Dyers De Luxe Food Cenler Di Salvo Appliances Di Salvo Bros. Painl' 81 Body Shop Mr. and Mrs. David L. Di'Ho Doma Corp. Duncan Egg Co. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Dzielak Economy Lumber Co. Edelweiss Dairy Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Eddleman Ed's Hobby Shop Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Egan El Charro Cafe Elisa's Fashions in Yardage Em Rae Beaufy Salon Facchino Freighl' Lines Family Pharmacy Farmers Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Robf. M. Farwell 8: Family Federico Beaufy Colleges Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Felvey Ferrara Meal Co. Mr. and Mrs. AHilio Ferrari Ferrari Bros. Disiribuiing Co. Ferrero Bros. Mrs. Mildred Ferro Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Filice Wilfred J. Fleury Trucking, Inc. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. M. H. Floom, U.S.M.C. iRef.l Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foehn Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Foley Foremosl'-Golden S+a+e Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Forni Forward's Family Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Rolland J. Fournier Fourih Sireef Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Theron Fox Foxworlhy Drugs Fraboni Termife Confrol Frances' Flower Shop Fred 81 Joe's Richfield Freshman 9-B-9 Freshman 9-D-I0 Freshman 9-A-I3 Freshman 9-C-I7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frick Complimenis of a Friend Complimenis of a Friend Complimenls of a Friend A Friend From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. John Fumia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gabriele Gains Poul'I'ry Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Gallo Gangi Bros. Packing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ganshirf Garden Cify Billiard Supply Garden Ci+y Hofbrau Garden Villa Resf Home Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Gargone 9 Always willing fo help were flue Alumnae As- sociafion, picfured ai Homecoming, May 24. and our parenfs, pic- iured af fhe Ded's Club Barbecue, May lb. Bofh Mr. Pofer Kocian. foreman for Pardini Consfrucfion Company, and Sisfer Clare Marie, our pasf Superior. have been insfrumenfal in fhe complefion of our new planf. Sisfer, credifed wifh fhe orig- inal planning, refurned on Homecoming fo see fhe fulfillmenf of her work. Fefe was known fo all of us for his ready and willing service. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Gargone George's Shoe Sfore Dr. and Mrs. Alberf P. Giannini Gianf Cusfom Cleaners Mr. Warren Gilberf Gloria's Gowns Gomes Grocery George Gomes Realfy Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Goularf Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gray Edward W. and Angele M. Greco, Real Esfafe and Insurance The Gregory Family Gribble Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Griffin Grossman's Office Equipmenf Guardian Trusf Deed Corp. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Guardino Guerra Realfy and Insurance Co. Gurries Consfrucfion Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Guy H. 8: F. Markef Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Graham C. Hall Haller's Pharmacy Hank's Pharmacy Mr. Roberf Edward Heifman R. Hellwig Iron Works Mr. George E. Herard Hesfer Drugs Hillis Prinfing Co. Hillview Cenfer Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hi'H' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hooper Howen Aparfmenfs Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hrdlicka Hubbard and Johnson Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hurd r I ore grateful for The help these Hyde Park Markef Mrs. Mary lmbornone Imwalle Vegefable Gardens Incandescenf Supply Co. lndusfrial Elecfric Mfg., Inc. Infernafional Nursery and Floral Shop Mr. and Mrs. Anfone Jaca Miss Joan Jaca Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Johnson Jo Li's Lad 8: Lassie Jolly 5 81 I0 Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Jorge Mr. and Mrs. George F. Juarez Judd Hosiery Co. Juniors I1-A-205 Juniors ll-B-20I Juniors II-C-207 Juniors I I-E-20 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kampfen Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Kayser Mr. Ted Keech Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelly A. G. Ke'H'man--Chief of Police Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kohn Krausis Sfafe College Markef La Barbera Liquors Rocci Lagana Mr. and Mrs. A. Lamarra LangfeIder's Mission Jewelry Sfore La Rosa Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Chesfer F. Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Michel La Terza Complimenfs of Leifher's Sfudio Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lepera Les-Tom, Inc. Lia's Lincoln Ave. Liquor Sfore Lincoln Nafional Life Insurance Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Lo Bue Lombardo's Beaufy Salon Lo Monaco's Jewelers James Lovely, M.D. Loyola Liquors Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Lucas Lucca's Resfauranf and Lounge Mr. and Mrs. Gino Lucchesi Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luccheffi Roberf and Evelyn Luigard Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Machado Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Machado Mackie's Children's Sfore Mariposa Dry Cleaners 8: Laundry Beffy J. Marfin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marfino Mr. and Mrs. Mike Marfino Masfercraff Upholsfering Co. Truck and Trailer Sales Ma'Heoni people gove us-monefory ond otherwise. Mayfair Packing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mazur Dr. and Mrs. David McKell Frances and Theresa McNamara Mel and Maury's Liquors Mel's Liquors Mel's Sporfing Goods Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony D. Merlino The Merry Marf Mrs. Marie Meyer Mi-John's Service Sfafion Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller Midway Bakery and Markef Mirassou Vineyards Mission Chapel of Rancadore and Alameda Mission Engineers Lloyd T. Mifchell, D.D.S. Bernard H. Moellering Mr. and Mrs. George B. Moellering Monfgomery Ward Moriarfy Morfuary Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morosco Mr. Sinnoff Mur hy Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Naughfon Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Navone Nelson Cleaners O. H. Ollie Nelson Gradall Renfal New Pioneer Bakery New Valley Leffuce Disfricf Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Nicoleffi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nola Norris' Yardage Sfore Dr. and Mrs. John T. O'Brien O'Connor Cenfer Pharmacy Oliver's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. J. F. O'Shea A. Panaffoni Mr. and Mrs. and Co. Farms E. W. Pardini M. C. Pardini, Cemenf Confracfor Parisian Cleaners Parisian Delic afessen The Parker House Liquor Sfores Parle Sheef Mefal Workers Par Sfudio Paul's Bar-B-Q Perry's Pump 8: Machine Shop Mrs. Alfred Pezino Pfeiffer Elecfric Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pieracci 81 Pifer's Posies Sam Piazza Co. Florisf Mr. and Mrs. Paul Polizzoffo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Ponfl Mr. and Mrs. Louis Provenzano Providenf Life 8: Accidenf Insurance Co. Mr. John A. Pursley, General Confracfor P. 8: W. Markef Qualify Kifchen Brand Quifo Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rang Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin Dr. .and Mrs. R. J. Ravizza Rebelin's Variefy dia ha COD fT1OI'9 en All fhese people have faifhfully served our school. Mr. Gerref van Beckhuizen and Jim Thompson were cusfo- ? u h'le Mrs Glad s Tuffs co k. ns the pas year, w 1 . y , o r o s been wifh us eleven years. We hope The modern veniences of our new buildings will lighfen fheir SBFI 8 lask d fh pleasanf surroundings will make fheir jobs ioyable. i 4 Frank Ragone . Sal J. Rancadore James Randazzo These ore our pofrons ond potronesses. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Reeder Mr. Sfephen W. Reeve Regal Map Co. , B. Regan Men's Cloihing Sfore Pefer Rocchi Shoe Repairing Rocci's Qualify Corner Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Rodrigues Mr. and Mrs. Vic'l'or Rodrigues Roger's Jewelry Co. The Roma Baking Co. Ronnie's Quali+y Mears Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roonan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rose Rose Meal' Marke+ Rosenberg's Marker Mr. and Mrs. Amadeo Ruffalo Mr. and Mrs. Alberi J. Ruffo Mr. and Mrs. Bruno J. Rugani Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ruran 8: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Ru+h Jr. Col. and Mrs. Leo F. Ryan Mike Ryan 8: Sons Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sanlone Mrs. Soledad Sanfos Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Saso Len Scarpelli's Television Sales Schad Elecfronic Supply. Inc. F. Schilling 8: Son Mr. and Mrs. An+on J. Schirle Mr. and Mrs. Robl. L. Schulz 8: Service Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Scilacci of Smilin' Bill's Mr. Seaman and Mr. Sfanion Seniors I2-B-l05 Mr. and Mrs. John Sepeda Shamrock Consfruciion Co. Shas'I'a Marker Shaw lnsulafion Co. Shor+y's Mobil 81 Ber+'s Marker, Decofo George J. Silva, Real Esfaie Roberi Simmons, A'H'orney a+ Law Rob+. L. Simmons, Fire Preveniion Equip. Sisier Ann Dolores Sisier Berchmans Julie Sisfer Mary of 'l'he Nal'ivi'l'y Sisfer Raymond Teresa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smifh Sodalify Meal' Co. Mr. S. C. Sommer Sophomores I0-A-5 Sophomores I0-A-5 Sophomores I0-B-6 Sophomores I0-B-6 Sophomores I0-C-I6 Safeway Srore - Bob Smirh, Mgr. Sam's Aulomofive Service Sand's Elecfric Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Sanfilippo San Jose Drug Co. San Jose Le'Huce Dislricf San Jose Poiafo 81 Onion Dist San Jose Posl'-Record San Jose Scavenger Co. San Jose Transporfaiion, lnc. Sanra Clara Creamery San+a Clara Hardware Co. W. Oldwyn 16 Mr. and Mrs. Anronis Souza Mr. and Mrs. C. Spadafore Sprouse Reifz Co. Sfandard Produce Co. Srella D'Oro Biscuil' Co. Lyle Sfruss Shell Service Sunnyside Red 8: While Marker Joseph G. Sunseri Plumbing Co. Mr. Leo F. Sunseri S. 8: W. Chevron Service Mr. and Mrs. John Tanda Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Taormino Tenih Sfreef Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teresi T. 8: D. Garage Thomas Cleaners Thriffy Markel' Time Marker Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd Tony's Aufo Repair, Kralyevich Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Topel Topnofch Nu+ri'I'ion - 84 Valley Fair Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Torrello Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. TorreH'o Town House Resfauranf-John Glynn Tracey's Bakery Trio Marke+,Willow Glen Mr. and Mrs. S. Trombafore Trude's Pharmacy- P.X. Shopping Cenfer Uncle John's Pancake House-Sanfa Clara Universi'I'y Eleciric Co. Universiiy Markel' Valiani' Oil Co.. Inc. Valley Press, Lou Ales-Dan Pinza Mrs. Van De Mooriell Mr. and Mrs. Ernesi Vargas Vene+ian Painfing Co. Ve+eran's Marke+, 40I Keyes Village Hardware, S'I'evens Creek Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben H. Viramonies Wade's Mission Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Willard O. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Waldron W. B. Ward Funeral Chapel The Wardrobe Mr. and Mrs. Harlley G. Weicherf Wesf Coasi' Sfeel Co. Wes+ern Gravel Co. Wesfern Machinery 8: Supply Co. Wes+ern Meal' Co.-Barney Mozzone and Geo. Oliner Miss Carol Whi+e J. S. Williams Willow Glen Body 81 Painl' Shop-Anderson 8: Rivas Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wenks Wolff Drug Co. Yazel's Siafioners Yoshihara Bros. Q Kenne+h M. Young Co.-Formica Fabricaied Pro. Mrs. M. Zdonek Jack Zimmerman Louanna Shop . .f a..- ,, We The edilors and slaff of Sa Roufe would like +o express our appreciaiion 'ro 'rhe following persons for 'rheir ou+s+anding aid To us in comple+ing fhis yearbook . . . 'ro Sisier Margarei' Dolores and Sis1'er Pauline Marie for correcling and proofreading our copy a+ many an odd hour and especially for iheir cheerful encouragemenf during our darkesf hours fo Nancy Free. edifor. for her unselfish service 'rireless efforis inexhausiible paiience and energy for her Ioyalfy devofion and dedicalion 'ro Sa Rou+e 'ro Mr. Myers, our publisher for benefifing us wifh his vasi experience and experl advice which proved To be invaluable +o M3 Angelo Bufera of Buiera Sfudio an Parr Phoio Service for making available To us lheir professional skill and ouisfanding phoiography service and... 163 especially lo Sis'rer Monica Julie for successfully coping wilh scaller-brained edilors illilerale copy wrilers unheeding pholographers hall-willed slall members and lhe general disorder dishevelmenl unlidiness discord confusion iumble insanily Jrurmoil pandemonium raclcer uproar din and for always being gen mild good-humored cordial gracious amiable laclful genial palienl obliging calm lle when she should have been annoyed discouraged lhwa rled perplexed irlced dislurbed vexed angry weary sleepy exhausled laligued drowsy drooping lired and special grafilude is offered for her guidance lhoughhfulness underslanding arlislic genius and for her success in malcing Sa Roule so much more Jrhan a prosaic publicalion by giving il 'rhe warmlh of personal in leresi. 164 W2 , A ma Hwy , x 1, . 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