Notre Dame High School - Torch Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1967 volume:

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Into her duties as Vice -Principal , which range from counselling uncertain students to mending messy computer data Sister puts that extra gift of her whole self, which transforms the everydayness of her iob into the specialness ofa love -action. 3 mtI1t3tI positively serving the person in every facet of education. Director of Residents Director of Guidance Sensitivity makes Sister Raymond Teresa so special and all of life so special to her. Her realization that the awesomeness of living is contained in seemingly inconsequential details enables her to be deeply and delicately aware of people, a vital quality for a mistress of residents and guidance director. Quietly absorbing the goodness of the situation at hand , Sister has hidden under her simple exterior the profoundest beauty. SISTER TERESA AUGUSTINE Principal Sister Teresa Augustine's concern is un- definable . In speaking to us of honor and the nobility of true scholarship, Sister offers a very feminine sensitivity to our inherent need to respond fully to the process of thought. Sister calls to our youth and pursues with her whole self the challenge which we offer. gf 4. L I SISTER MARK CARMEL Dean of Students She walks with assurance and applies the spirit rather than the letter of the law . It is not an easy task , that of Dean of Women, for high school women are too often girls Iwith the accompanying problemsl. Gently but firmly, Sister Mark Carmel guides us towards maturity, and we can but daily praise her generosity. f ig ,,- 4 :ff ' -gangs 5 H WQETQ' . 1 4 . 3. wiki 1 - i ' N a -1 x 521 ' .1 v 'n,1,'il. . . 2' ,, 'nz ' If 1 ' 3.35. -4 :T - ,1- fa sg n, , ,n ,' 'nr 2,32 is 4 713' F N Q. .Age--, ,wiki ?. sq, 1 .:?lL fe ' S: 4,'v -4 fx, Ap ' . . 1 f, Fi ,fr T ,Q - x , s ' gs 1 Tk L, J'W,M ff' is A wk s is gf s, 1 E, xg ff , ,, uf f 2- eff Y ' -x .J 5' -A N' F' .ss , Mr. Mahoney, Vice-President of the Dads' Club, and Mrs. Mangini, President of the Mothers' Club. DADS' CLUB Both the Mothers' and Dads' clubs work closely with the Administrative Council. The Dads' Club serves Notre Dame in an advisory capacity in all business affairs . The dads' efforts are unceasing in insuring for their daughters the very best educational facilities possible . MOTHERS' CLUB The women support proiects initiated by the men . 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ALTHEA GROOM Administrative Council Head of History Department Senior Counselor I Problems in Democracy U S History Civics Fashion Board Moderator SISTER ANNA MIRIAM Sophomore Counselor spqnash I, li, iii, iv Spanish Club Moderator :Lv SISTER MARK CARMEL Administrative Council Dean of Students Head of Mathematics Department Algebra II Religion III Block B Moderator Math Andes Moderator Student Council Moderator Kuff SISTER LAURENCE MARIE Freshman Coordinator English i, iii Religion I TORCH Moderator Sodality Moderator Bookstore Moderator iv SISTER MARIA Sophomore Coordinator Religion II Audio-Visual Moderator Soda Fountain Moderator MRS. KATALIN CZUKRASZ Head of Physical Education Department ,pv--X 90 MR. WILLIAM MOON English I, II Drama r 4 Ii I ,, li A T ft' MRS. M Second ' Art I, II Ari App ,. 'UN ' V ,:j'f1,jQQQ', . V 154i ,IQ A 'S s 1 V HI, 1 Q - ' T I iii.. 1 5 ' , E. l , .- .ff - -. 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DOROTHY MARTINEZ Sophomore Counselor World History ll ,ff'i+'5i Yam , 1. ve, S R 55: 5' E iii' A fade' MRS LILLIAN PRESCOTT MRS. MARGARET HOUFFELAAR gr ff V - 2 ' , Sewing I, H - A , Instrumental Music x -:Q-i l K' ,X If Y MRS . CAROLEEN SILVER Biology 235 WTR 216- r 3s r ,946 I' 19' .T it SR-4. .5zS1'hSgLQ.Q' MRS, MARY PARTMANN Typing l, II 4,91-qx , fQ!1 'sux r A AML MR -r -r li SISTER MARY ROSALYN Sophomore Counselor English l, II Religion III Sodolity Moderator SISTER Admiral Guidur Direct: Junior Religio Recdirrr IRS. GEORGENE MCCARTHY unior Coordinator nglish lll, IV SISTER RAYMOND TERESA Administrative Council Guidance Director Director of Residents Junior Counselor Religion Ill Reading and Study Skills SISTER MICHAEL ANN .dministrative Council Heard of Sclence Department Junior Counselor Chem Study Physics Science Club Moderator Y .C . S . 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LINDA TROTH Chemistry Geometry if aff: 4, 54 V7 EE -CD .287 ZD L..C 33 Eva gil ,QQ 22 -na cn c 4 er Young Mr. Wolf f X .-- ,.1.-.X .., ,,'. , 1 1 . It ri , ' 1 YU xy! nv T 'Va-f In Afff ,., V .y . .' V-A1 4- -1 ,'- Ig ,- , .. A 15552 ,reign Y, v . ,sa x '3 QW 4 ,4 -14, 5 - 4 S ' . 4. '. , Qs? ,T ,ff 3'vL,3xfi Z? ' ,Q4 A V . .V ' -' :libi- wffzzlf 413 - ff ' '.-3'-fr. .. A :ye w 3' 3 ' 4159 , . , 125 ,. H .A ,. iw- .- 4173. 'fff P v fl , 1 fo' -1::,,'5h 3' -1 1515.6 . 'wage-X: ' ,, t - . : h,'?' gf' vii, lyr L y f J' I 5 fl ft' L V V24-fl' , H. v Q iii: ' 1,-I A is f 2 ' in 'Z 5 .,4,,,, ,., x if 4 '4 . mr' P.. ,, I ,fl 3 if-'T Zf :.. J' -fv- fi, ' , 1 u 'diy f . ,,, jig. wif' ' V L Af..-if Y'f 1 - -, ,sf '.-J N :,1r94?1l-f -'S' ' ' T-.iii--if ' ur'-' ' How to translate the person through her actions Anne is a leader after the fashion of Lao Tzu who asks that a person be so quiet that public accla- mation is impossible . We rejoice in the direction she has led us without ever realizing that we have been led . Anne is totally unafraid and possesses a celebration mind that praises God daily. ANNE D 'ARCY Vice -President ,,,.. ' tw . f 'wld SUZA N NE S NOWGRASS Athletic Manager Suzanne specializes in spirit. She acts as a kindling spark helping to ignite the life of the school community. As Athletic Manager, her concern lies not only in team spirit, but more importantly, in the vivifying force of a commun- ity in celebration . Mary is a one-woman protest against slow-walking leisure . She hurries from task to task of Student Body Treasurer with blithe unconcern for the limits of human capacity . While swift and efficient however, her service is never mechanical but is vitalized with love . MARY MALGOIRE Treasurer YUK- ., I, ' . J 'Wg erik' gn 2' '2 ' s.,,fnf1 , X--cv Xgfxxl. .-wi' rim. fits NJ u'LUd6l1+ Gffeeer Margaret can convey her message without ever over-bearing. She lives in the quiet assurance that a single word or smile will fully say what needs saying. Thus is the dynamism of our Student Body Secretary experienced daily by the students whose paths touch her. MARGARET CROOKS y I Secretary PAMELA KEA NE President Speaking with an attitude of one awed by her own responsibility, Pam's very person encompasses the qualities of a good leader. Her concern for school problems on the individual level para- doxically allows her to reach the mas- ses. Our Student Body President is a lady well suited for the leadership of Notre Dame's responsive students . MICHELLE LOCOCO Student Control Michelle is a girl of many visions . She sees a special kind of freedom in discipline and brings this insight to her office of Student Control President. Her whole person speaks beautifully of that which needs to be done by Christian women responding to life. Y,...,! 2-3 g . Anne Richardson Eda Adreveno Stephanie Deatsch Linda .lohanning Molly Eakin Judith Ehret Susan Slusher Martha Lombana Sandra Sernett Pamela Silver Jean Vance Mary Humasti Nancy Galiata Charlene Chadbourne I 9 Nancy Mahoney Catherine Miller Sheila Greiner Maureen Kelley Renee Rankin Pamela Keane s-t it Sandra Lesnewsky m Losia Wiczynski Cordelia Boome Patricia Williams Susan Furlong Patricia Kobielus Teresa Bee Karen Louie Student Control, our own branch of delegated authority, is a work force motivated by the realization that any authority means an obligation to serve . By hostessing at school functions, by keeping corridor traf- fic thin, the white sweatered girls try to add a new facet of responsi- bility both to the student body and to themselves . ls. Ig 21 is the exercise of the found to be cz wonderful new ion. The particular makesr man s know of has being . 5. f ,. .af V- , V X 'U' 4 Q' ,. A wwf , wgg, . Av, 12 , ' WQQ4 '4 -' y ffiivfer . 'WJ' 5' x , 1--.-1.-7 - QQ? - 'F' ? S ' W' SCIENCE K discovery of the undiscovered is the basis for the NIDB Science Department. Wonder and sometimes :onfusion result in physics, chemistry, and biology vhen students extend their senses in a search for truth . Ndventurous girls open themselves to the awesome nysteries of reality . They discover that science, far :rom being mere abstract theory, involves the whole- 1ess of existence itself. ' ART The Art Department swings in total freedom. By. the demand of medium and form, students learn to discover freedom through discipline . They are given new vision with which they discover every innuendo of life . IANGUAGE To take on the mentality of another people is vital to the study of a foreign' language and to the development of a deep-rooted respect for men whose environment is different from our own . The Language Department aims toward the celebration of the brotherhood of all men through its efforts to give this necessary insight into the many ways in which men throughout the world 'ive and communicate . MUSIC The customary breach between musician and audience is bridged at Notre Dame where the universality of man's oldest self-expression is stressed . Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul. To prove Plato contemporary must necessarily be a daily undertaking, and daily are we confronted with the multi-colored facets of music . HISTORY History is the story of man and his search for the best way to live and to be hu- man . The History Depart- ment communicates to its students the experiences of the past from which the present has been formed . ln this way students are able to understand and use these happenings to create - that better future which all men 'seek . v k:i , ' N I , il-4 1 Ei za is if IT' I . a dramatic monologue, Mary Louise ENGLISH l ickey brings to life'THE BARRETTS ' V 5 F WIMPOLE STREET- As young women we need to be hungry for new insights. Literature, since it explores our own unique nature, has the power to strengthen, beautify, and Christianize us . We can be transformed by our 'contact with the magic of words . Literature illustrates our sorrows, ioys, ten- sions, and needs, and allows our spirit to grow in its ability to wonder. lf we sense this wonder, the full excitement of our transformation will begin to satisfy our hunger iust enough to let us reach out for more . Searching scientists Janice'Finn and Mary Malgoire calculate chemical accuracy. g RELIGION anal.. The search for truth is a search having infinite dimensions . lt must involve personal exploration of every touch of life and of the Love-Being we call God . The religion class L seeks to draw out individual perception, and in struggling to speak clearly of things not understood , students become powerfully involved in ioy, in suffering, in ideas, and in one another. The process is not completed but is rather be gun, for each perception reveals infinite dimensions to be discovered in manls celebration of truth . ' Q MATHEMATICS An adventure into the abstract awaits students of mathe- matics at NDB. The problems' encountered lead to ques- tions: sometimes temporarily put aside unanswered , but never disregarded as unimportant . Students develop a new way of thinking as they generalize formulas, ap- ply them, and gain a new understanding ofthe realm of theory . ' , '26 --Tr' I Q . - 1 ' 3' an 1 ,I r if mix . if: .QA N el: u :qi .huns X G j V gwi ff K -.F - '-X-Z? '. 'ik 'T' 'ki' 1 ,. 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T5 3 REPRESE NTATIVES: Elsa Jennings , Deborah Barry , Jeanne Horan , Barbara Haag n l, 5 4,1 4 1 Q 1.-,E ri T, Ili! J gg rise , fi 11 'fra l. L r. - 14'7f vis' y n'- , J 1 .19 V Mr' ,.5Y,,.. ,, f f . W, R J ',, ,Q,,.,, A.. 1 u. ,, e' J -, . '- WW' , -V yr.. 1 9 , Q A f 5 J li if gljpf- 'f '-fu :ww 'J K I 15:33 in 1.5-. .. , wg. ,- f f ' ' , ff - f ' h 4' ,- J' if we-ks, ,f, 'K ir 'X 5 h F h Cheerleaders Constance Flores, Elisabeth Sparking the spirit of intermural games are t e res man Tumy, Jill Silver, and Mary Swalling. 'fe I F, U . PRESIDENT Linda Lawson VICE-PRESIDENT Cristina Elizolcle SECRETARY Cindra Ricker ik,.,'1Q.- 1' R, .V - -,ff, -..'-1 J ,.'- ' '7- . :Ci--. - f . ' T. 'T '. - ..,f. ' 1 . l- f- T-rs! f f Rf is - ,1Zsi'fF-A , 4 sf. 4.222 ' ff-is f ff .. - A Ai Q51 -, .. gf.-,P 1 s 5g,'igfJ , h- ,fix v- faq, ,A 54- '--f -E S1235 . V3-,Q-- 12,512 . ks, , :gs 1 'n,q-,Q ' A 1 1 A 5 . . ' 1.3 N :Q s f1f.:1'g?. S wg- Aff, f X f -5 3 ' . . F1 -X,3fe,,34 3, 1 wi , ' . . -' x - rgf,,f - ,gsm ffg. m e .. A412 ,M -1.1 1. yay, .iv , A .3 - -,,Q.g,Q Q .gg Q fi 1.41-,r 'K I -' , , 1 1.,s.f.' .g -.X .I YH3-1 - 4 . -- ' 4 535 IAKSSK-:yi we , :sf 4: 95 ., T .is A A' A' 5.-fic' 6.5.1, ,- Han., f . T T1 f- ,fs f -f ,, si: if L .HRX J.: ,NS Arr ez. 12.9-V I V L- ,- .W V9 1 ,Q fngxgkx VF, A '-J-64,3-'i . -. V T' ' Ons, 'g-4' tary. Celebration is ofthe very nature of the Freshman . Her unfolding person stretches forth Iimitlessly into a new potential for joy and pain . It is as though she were For the first time touching self. Teacher - celebrant, she tells us how newness causes total response . TREASURER ATHLETIC MANAGER Marie Kenkel MOFY Lo T0rra Freshman Pom-Pon girls, Denise Crowley, Carol Van Housen, Deborah Kockos, Susan Ulrich, Christine Shannon . C 711-1 .B , . , , This year the student body received a special present-- a messenger of good news . From November 4 - 7, for two hours a day, Anne Culkin brought us messages of X ft: L i if is 1 3 Q 'fi r 5,5 1' Christian love in a new way . Not merely by her talks A ,:3gAf21f Q,,A M it but by her whole person, Miss Culkin taught us how to ' love by being truly Feminine . ,isl if iiz ji iff' S. 1 l .l 'Nw 1 3 . if. 4 ,- l 4 4' 1 , FYI? , ,Tl i x W -41.1, 4. 1 H , 4 l ion' . 6 ,.x,i,!??Q gg .wk Lgghv ivm 'x f..4v' .th 4 ,sv 1- J 5 . Q hit, - iffy. .,-- wi it A- V Eb Q Q9 - ,. . .fa W' a ef W- 4 Marulee Dell'Ergo 2, f g Sandra Diggins 1 M f , V A i Nancy Domanick X 5 r ,gi A Q - V 5 S Q g kg Mary Donovan l Kathleen Doyle l l l i 1 1 ,, ' ,V x , V ' T5 l' gi ,wg N li p ' I -1.-J l , : ' . ' 1 ' ' 4. l 5 .. ' ,Q A , ' ii- Ik , ..f Y Helen Ferrigan Mary Ferrigan Geraldine Fitzgerald Constance Flores Angela Fong ,...k Yxqmw I Lf 'Q' Q B X I me - , X X sew' f f 'L' ' S I , x I I wx NJ -5 K if 'E Aileen Adams Theresa Alonso Emily Aymann Christine Bailey Mary Baker i K Deborah Barry Melissa Bluett f A ' 1 M 'Ai' l BX Deborah Broocks ' ' Ria Burnett - E Claud ia Butler x - 0, t, Marie Chapman Sharon Clansky Colleen Connolly Sharon Convery Mariana Cahalan Kathleen Coyne Denise Crowley Deborah Curran Donna Dal Poggetto ' Maureen D'Arcy K N ,xx '53 35. if Y' 'S S iii ,Lf 'A 3 'ez,1,! ' -1' 5' 36.3 ,S Sally Duffy Y Ellen Dumesnil Christina Elizalde A , , , 1, Theresa Esposito X 2 ' midi Anita Farrell :EA A Linda Fouchy Lynn Gallagher Susan Goetter Barbara Haag Mary Hale . .Auf 'v The West Lawn overflowed with the sunny celebration of sister class unity on Big-Little Sister Day, I966. Sister classes literally pulled together For Fun in a medley of races which provided a happy means For getting to know one another . Sally Keane Helen Kenkel Gerilyn Klein Susan Kochly Deborah Kockos Katherine Koontz Mary La Torra Kathleen Laughridge Linda Lawson Marvalyn Ligon Candida LoBue Veronica Lopez Teresa Lyman Nina Mazzo Mary McCoy I, . Q of 1-sf W f P . 17' 10 A .f'?'Z J N ,, V! ,, X ti rf ..g rs, -, P , 4 an , . t r M at me is , Eh' ,vw-ga' , s it ' L my NEI' A sea of huge, bright Flowers set the mood For the First Mother- Daughter Tea . As the free celebration of spring and sun- shine filled the after- noon, an enjoyment for the Freshness of person-sharing was discovered . n K 'V if , , -i ex, K Q 'W-.r . . va , ' W - 3 W 1. , Z 1 Q 1 ,v N : '45 Jane Haley Sydney Hamilton Janice Hartman Rose Hau Susan Healy Mary Anne Hielt Kathryn Hotfmeister Kathleen Hogan Stephanie Hogue Jeanne Horan Susan Hough Juanita Howard by , lit, ff, C Martha Hueffed 'A Margaret Hurley f , . pa Karen Hutchinson ,,,, , Elsa Jennings Roberta Jordan ' X Helen Joseph ,sf 1 Ig ', J .' 5 ' ' A rvlt A ., -' A jf ,QF ' , riff: jgyl or .4 '- -'4. X13 is P354 Q -. liix 1 'fZ'?1e, 'V -- ' 'Us W3 ff Varsity cheerleaders call out to the student body for its total, unified show of Aquacade spirit. Spirited varsity pom-pon girls exhibit a precisely perfected routine Jacqueline Wolfe 2 Christine Woodside Claudia Wright G ' 91 , -MF I y A a , .,,, I, W Q A ' ,N .Q 6 . 51.37 if, , V' .. ng: 1 . 1 Q , it Q. -- A 'A i' , ,W .Q-47, ' , j' N 1 - :ix ' El Q , s., 4 na mmifv. , I i S150 ffl: 3 1132 , if N . . , x Q . . I ,..w+- 1 .Q 1 +4 2 I ,ug if l mf r Qin: . V gl ,V . L -' lx C . K, x' V, ,If V if . 4 V .f- -' 341 - ,Q ,ww , S . A . ?p53554.a',,,,, x SH A . , gg, :kia , k . A ff, Q. I X . 1 gjiflwfli' 5 ' v ' v ' fa, gin 5 . iw . .. 1 . mic V4 , f' I 1 s . K -,QE .n - qt ' fr, , '-, , ,g ig f , f, H,f, 4 A Q - Q Q if ' , :img -, . . , f ' f 2- .-- , . - An V 'f qgfs X 'ffl Tv , JW ' , . L 1 if . .N A ,, ,I , I 1 x ,bf Q Y ,- I 2 n. f, . X . - L . 1 , t V 1 . , A 2 f' V A A ,- rw ,W s f ,ur s 1 .. X3 xA , V I ' ,Aff 1.11,-31, ., , ,ff ' 1 yn s nug S an-mn S2-tg An atmosphere charged with the importance of now and filled with people proclaiming this fact with their whmbeings pervaded the school on October 7, I966. A special ming- ling of two different types of celebration took place at the Aquacades . The synchronized beauty of perfected routines, combined with the spontaneous beauty of the cheering stu- dents' response, gave birth to a spirit unlike any other at Notre Dame . Do a Deer was the theme of the second place winning Freshman small aquacade . f I fff - ,-- ..-. - T A3 it W r ' Enthusiastic opera-goers, Barbara Zem and Virginia Sonne, engage in a lively cultural discussion after attending Rigolettoon October 3l , I966, in San Francisco ,sf i ff! ' ' ,Q ,. 5.453 -. ,ai ,N . .gg sz 13, ' 1 f A,.:.l., . 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'ff' '.,p , ,, -1- .-' 15 , ' A. -,- I ,' I 4911. E. u-dawg ., 6551: ' C . 1 Thoughtful celebration, that is, a joy song originating in the mind and translated by the lips, was the goal of Retreat, October, I966. We were asked less to ab- solve our ties with the world and retreat into our- selves than to come from the inside out, to internalize the world's dance and to treat ourselves to all its beauty If brotherhood is to be cherished as a good thing, it first must be recognized as such . The Family of Man, guid- ed by Fathers Mifsud and Marshall re-evaluated its out- look on some aspects of its total life . WORSHIP: Perhaps the essential gift is born of time, culture, and people. Perhaps God would have the praise peculiar to each age. LOVE: Perhaps community is born with the in- volvement of self in another until one's own egotism is overwhelmed and dis- solved . X Y , fl 13 T is uk, ll if aff. 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' .7 all, -w ' H 4 Ak .w FQ, 1 Y -. fg s M. zz: 42 iii- R tg li , me 3' , fu 41 f Joy - monger in the best sense of the word , the Sophomore iumps into the half explored territory that is herself and loves it. For her, there is no such thing as routine . Every day is to be greeted with ioy and with the need to see each adventure to successful conclusion ., Sophomore Pom-Pon girls Paula Delehanty, Jacqueline Beltran, Elaine Pray, Wendy Linka, and Patricia Niederreiter bounce into the Block B Rally saturated with Soph Spirit. LASS MODERATOR: PRESIDENT: isrer Maria Kathleen Cowley VICEPRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: ATHLETICMANAGER Diana Francesconi Joanne Bolek Janet Fregosi Suzanne Lipinski 1 .P : .AQ - ,, ,i 1.21-YL , 'fs ,qs ff. , Eyre. ips: it , sf.. 'V , Q' g ,351 I . , . ., ,mp , V , ,.4.- L, . V ., ,V- B fl 1.1 15-inf:-:' - 5 ' , -5 -if :.' .- 1 'i . GW' 2 4 1 'N' ' 'M .L Q 4,1-f . . . , E A' WJ-1 5 Wg. Q ,su , ,y , V 215 in, Q- .-:,.- .KJWY . 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V, -s-f'f'54a ,Q i:,if4TCg'iIiL49jf:,1 2-5.14, g,,:1,,A T3 J Zgj:.,y5LQ3 ,, . :sm 34,33 imggygf ' Lv ,. 11 wE..: 1 Leading the Cowboys in a spirit song are Sophomore Cheerleaders, Karen Lee, Marsha Tumy, Mary Manley, and Anne Mason. , l 1 life m Y .ii 1 ' ? .sli- YE U xx Ai , ,, 1 1- , Q .sijvmim , , , sm' , 3 7' NTB M 1' If I Q K K xff ' ' Y W . y ff y, 4, ' I--E ..x , 5.1 v:1gn:-e.a11d - ..,:1s-.,. , af- C 'gi - .sift-1 . xx? Y' fv- mi 5 K 'il Q, Y ,J z 'H at .nl if fly V' 'YY .Nba lx V ' B, PV' F is 1 A , ., W wg 4 7 9- ,, , X if Martha Alston ' Patricia Archer Pamela.Babich Bonita Bahre Daria Bailey Roberta Baker Nancy Barrett Dorothy Bartorelli Carolyn Bay Jacqueline Beltran Marianne Beaton Nancy Bernier Joanne Bolek Lynnette Bralye Colleen Broderick Karen Buckley Mary Beth Burkhardt Nelly Canedo Maxine Cass Kathleen Cassidy Liliane Chichester Anna Chounet Dorothy Cirigliano Nancy Cocconi Q Q' x ' C Mi? sig, V, , ,, , - , -K N uv! . 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Feasts materialized in the brimming baskets of turkey, cranberry sauce, and vegetables, colorfully decorated to bring the spirit of Thanksgiving to those who know best how to appreciate . Kathleen Cowley , Cecily Cox .Q Judith Cox f, Karen Crowley Sharon Cygan fi Shirley Czapowski I! C 5 JoAnne Czerkies I N., it W Es Diane Dallimonti . t , A Deborah Davidson 'H Barbara Day if Y ' Q X Dona Delaney Louise Delateur Paula Delehanty Martha DesGeorges Helen Devine l 1 4 .fr ,ig ff - , we an-'f 5 Q s-x 'i -1' 'LF' 'hx Flash sq xslhkk., .Aj wg 5 Q L38 ,Kink sxig nd Kath Chamberlain Guitarists Monica Bay and Maria Mangini and postulants Fran Brousseau a y translated the ioy of AGAPE into song. ,V 5 R F gf Margaret Doyle Diane Drury Robin Duncan 1 Mary Ann Durney Paula Espinosa Sharon Farrell Ann Ferrigan Julia Firneisz Mary E. Fitzgerald Mary P. Fitzgerald QQ. -4, , 3 - t A 'ISL X , g wg 4 ,, J 5 X, Jeane Patricia Nicolaisen Niederreiter A, A, A A I ,n pr YW ' f 11 , ff I A Wes it , ' ' i it X YY. , M -1 at 'li v., fa V. A fri Avg V' 9 ik U ' V if W H if xt Christine Free Kathleen Teresa Norton Nunziati O ' l:0rl'el l Ong at if s ' of ix A ' Q Donna Janet MCIFFOVI Petrick Petrocchi Pierce Elif , W g jul KA ,,. Q i ' i. A i25tv'ff2i2 ft , -aff N V1 My-' ' N t Q c I-Q.tg1m ig pg' ' fl.:-QS' f 4 if c . f '-,iw 1 A ,Q 'f 9 'I-J 'f A W QLIJ if lv ' W Q' hi -1:,3'l1E05 gf: QQ W EQW E353-iz? 4. '11-fbgpgg QV, if-'11 V 'tgp ,-'iififv gli . of 1 i QQ , .1 f? r i f if 322475 TQ iff' ' On December 2I , the Notre Dame family gathered around the Christmas tree for a newly-established Christmas celebration. As gifts passed from hand to hand,the ioy of giving flowed into song, and a spirit never before felt filled the room. 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To ' f 5 f A Q, 5 Q l l Q A ,fl it J ff fs M s Weinachten, I966! Notre Dame's Christmas Formal took a Ba- varian turn this year as the scene switched from here to Switzer- land . Unusually beautiful girls and their escorts danced in the splendor of a Swiss chalet and had refreshments in the dining room where a huge Christmas tree, sparkling with lights and ornaments, shed a glittering glow on everyone . By the end of the evening, the real spirit had taken over and everyone could say Merry Christmas in the fullness of celebration . 'Q W sggw Susan Maclean 'W' ii',s Teresa Mancinelli X V M Donna Marchi , gh Kathleen Martins Anne Mason Y- tf' Donna McCarthy Sandra McCalla Mary McClain Elinor McCormick Debra McDonnell ' Christine McGinty S Sharon McKee Anne McMonigle Helen McQuaid Elizabeth Michael it 'WY 0 2 1 D I 'I' 5 's vin we 1 'Q' wb YQ g fuFV,4 R Hx' ' , 'Ti ' ... -f Ma. ,- wx g-115' l X FS' .V 'ffl xl ---f dagbnihl i s , 5 i y ,g , Vg f WA i, ,Q A V s, if QE ff , B t fi ' , J ,, b Wffsff. W , ,T 138 K The life of a resident student holds much in store for any girl who opens herself to its experiences . From the day she arrives, the resident is surrounded by opportunities to become a mature, independent person, with a strong sense of responsibility . Dorm life , with its unique and varied facets, is in it- self a growth with people . From the un- common activities of budgeting their own Finances, to the happiness of sharing Christ- mas, the Notre Dame residents, under the quiet yet firm care of Sister Raymond Ter- esa , seek to become aware of the value of self-sharing and personal maturity . fi W M . . xi if U ' I in Christine Mary Maryanne Gail Joann Patricia Mi I lang Monley Morris Morrisroe ' MUl'Phy Myrin x If if Laura Folger Susan Fredrickson Diana Francesconi Janet Fregosi Mary Ann Friedrich Kathleen Galvin Stephanie Gerth Linda Gervasi Elsie Gillis Renee Giometti :QQ . A H In As , nfl -will 'F Ah I.. 2 5 F ' J, ,.., om fl' Stop, look around, see . . .iust what are we doing in this rush of events we call LlFE'? We reach out For something tangible, but find that the only sure way to step into life as growing persons is to grasp at that intangible - love . Expressed by Father Cum- mins, Eros, Filia, and Agape establish themselves as growth- steps in Facing the challenge of being an individual. 6 sail if gn F i 5+ f ' X ,. V l 2 r , f .W K. ' EE lllr Elaine Pray Marianne Rapp Paula Raschko Robin Ricker Maureen Riley Jan Silver Virginia Soleffi Virginia Sonne Margie Stanley .Ju l ie Stewart blizzard l.aolr ou Valley or Sli lrip l Several e spirit oi s celebrafi A blizzard set the scene for some of the most unique interpretations of skiing techniques D ' Look out below! - the cry echoing through Squaw Valley on the weekend of March 3l as the Block B Ski Trip launched its attack on the snowy slopes . Several unique skiing styles were observed as the spirit of snow-fever dissolved into totally ioy-full celebration Karen Rogers Maribeth Ruggiero Claudine Schwarz Karen Schwinger Margaret Sholaas Mary Stivala Rita Tanatha Mary Tarleton Marcia Tumy Gloria Vil lalobos V.-il twigs ff-.few lf' 2, 2 Xa QV IS? 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PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE ' . , I ,ft gi- , Janice Finn Christine Silvestri I 2' w eg: . as Q' ' wif: I 'T ff 'I .I Dynamic Junior Pom-Pon girls Mary Jo Fonseca, Elisa Thursby, Martha Thurston, Christine Silvestri, and Diana Grebmeier line up after performing a polished routine . ax, wl I I I I I I I I I I I I VICE- I lynn One dc 1 longer c 5 Ismorel your son l deeper s I lx lIllI'IQSgI I I SOPIW ., Und oddf Q I0 celeb QTQWS Cy II Vf pers lm OWII ljfg A ww NF' nm 4, A 2, ggi 1. ' . s 1 Q. If ,yr y . A ,g '91 T ' i f:f ffiif ' ,T . T ' . .Qi , ' TA T. f Ad i X R . A'Q' 'A,, z5I1::.z3, W M 3 A ' 1 ' VICE-PRESIDENT ATHLETIC MANAGER TREASURER Lynn Laney Marion Brouwers Christine Ward , ' - '! , ' Per, V W- 1'-'.'2 '4f 'J' ig L 1 .iii 1 . 5, U 5:5 3 ' 'V Xi t R53 - ' , .TVR ii .T 1li'iiliL4 .' A Zi' A Kim: A ' Q35 i .. Y g , f i f A 'igi f i X ,fi . ,-r kdppgt in , A ,L . ,J :RMK ...I , H, Ria? A H ,VA f f, E One day when you are no longer a child , your dance is more than a child's dance your song springs from a deeper source . A Junior brings another year to the Sophomore joy-response and adds a new dimension to celebration . A Junior grows and moves and tem- pers her laughter with her own brand of woman-wisdom Rousing the response of the Junior Tyroleans are cheerleaders Christine Ward Beverly Smith, Shawn Callahan, and Helena Serpas. SS ah M' e5e C :N 2 Q. .o 2 U .c .2 c o Q. th ov .c Ill .E m .E 5. .2 Ch U 0 i .2 D .E Ch .2 'C CD C C U and Mary H' Sco T680 Te 5 2-.E 3570 001. c '-C X -5- .Sc 'gas- Um-8 3215 ug'-5 Cm Og-9 50,3 :'EfZ 2:3 -co 4-U-as 130.2 25.2 25 - cn UE: 33: f.!,'f'5 2 il Wwneuu.. ' I af, ' lllh-vinci. 3- ,4 Q -rg . . A-f , , , Si.. I- 93 3 5 5 C ga .9 I-Q-US'-I WE? 5.232 74- C 20 E u-C-2 O Ute: -005. mu.- -ho -C L 'o-s- U-'o 8.0511 mm C 4-2'UU 'mCo :.2Uu .Du NE 9-C-E-h D-Y-'02 T,c,Ee :an-.S UCDUU ,mm-4' .ffl nun . .j 'v-ow . ye It 4- 0 O. French , and the u, I Cinderella sa- O 'o E ,s E cv 8 bs T: urs and the lov Fo , , .. . Emfi i: :f-Q--V-frm, H , .49 K , Avf:261'-SQ : Led by Agnes Murphy,the students of dance plead for response through the medium ofthe body. Through the courtesy of Notre Dame, Salinas, Winnie the Pooh and Company also got to join in the Fine Arts Day celebration . ir The goodness of Fine Arts Day was twofold . On March 4, not only did students participate in a total response to art through music, dra- ma, dance, and visual art, but they also had a chace to meet and share with girls from other Notre Dame high schools in a way not possible at any other type of inter-school function . The wonder of Fine Arts Day, however, was that it provided an awakening experience For some and a deepening one for others through a celebration en- joyed by everyone . -... ' if i S i 3 2 v VI W :L-.A . 'ft-U.. in 'Q ,, ' -N' 4 . fait ,Q ,IN-5 . V . - in 4, -nl 1' ' ' l f 14 3 1 '1'5Q'i-iggilff L - , is tl all is ' i S R. 5523 . .gm JoAnn Cocconi .v V ' I' Katherine Christopher 'ws- Y' Marion Brouwers ,- K Martha Brown Maureen Bundy '? wr Kathleen Byrne ,sf Y Madeline Marlise Ca labrese Caldwell . r V, s ffm. ,. EVIL.- gg., . -,ff .Q M it 1 'N 'W' ff if g '- 1 Q 4 rr if-N A 4, i RX 1 ' K Denise Eileen Casella Cassidy Shawn Callaghan Linda Castellanos Celeste Brusati Christina Cafferata ' BW. ' Q wr. 'S 1 A , Virginia Carara Julie Chandler Maureen Conway Lyn Corbisiere Margaret Crooks Rose De Grazia Denise De La Fontaine Janet Dickerson Michele Doyka Clotilde Draeger Linda Dunham Anita Espinosa Christine Farrell Mary Feehan Susan Ferrari Janice Finn Diana Fitch Barbara Fitzgerald Mary Jo Fonseca Therese Foster Luann Fragulia Elaine Garavaglia Amelia Gleckler 1 Diana Grebmeier Colleen Groarke Helen Haloski Marcia Ialancock Gayle Hausladen lWhen picket fences and myriads of delicate Flowers fare used to cloak the everyday bareness ofthe din- ling room, and a group of elegantly dressed party- upeople gather in this newly created garden, the lproduct is ASCOT GAVOTEE. Junior Prom, I967, zcombined elegance and enjoyment in an unforget- ltable evening for all. l ALM l Catherine Heinen Katherine Hermann Margot Holling Kendra Hunt Gale Jennings Jane Kachel -Z .Z n It is sometimes difficult to express love For persons whom we know very well, and it is doubly hard to do so when that person is Mary. Because we see Mary always in relation to others, we come together with others to reioice in her selflessness, and to become growing participants in it. -. qi ll: wif is 3 :Q . viffi. K 2.1, 4.5, J Lkiqk'-q'x5f-'f, 2 gli ' f .l'!.1':'5I1lll5L- eff' 15 ,. 1 -, 1 erik 512' 1 -3 4' 2 , 4, . f' , R. y 1,3 si Q 1 ' Y., .I 5, Q ' T, 'l i i I Q4 Zi .Q 2 l F law ,. . ,Y ,N y , m 'K ki Ag' -4 'ff 1 H s 3 fr' 5 M? In Y if sigh! A .li .5 Kiki A ,IA , V 1? .97 1 has V li 5751? 554 49 ' f4 ' ' ,V 21 Q . ' I ' , -4 1 :Lag R553 ff' . ,N pf ' ' V A . ,Wg ' 'fx ii 'K A ff- .. Q' Lulu Lan Nancy Lueder Mary Lyman Mary Malgoire Kathleen Maloney Anita McWatters Christine Michelson Kathleen Michelson Joanne Moylan Danya Murphy vu ' 1 ,V , 3: an Q, ff- 5 51 A- rr , ' -I 1 Q54-'i V - G 52 Uiiflil LQQQQ , V ,l 1, mf , , alive 'A SQ' ft A YV' 'bfi f -1 ' , .f ' -Sir lynx? ffia ' r- 14A '. -4'-'41 - 2135 'shit ' T fi ' ' '7 ,F .X , J if ,l - gi' te f gl 5 'v,T'T'5-' 7 . . ng:-4: - 1' ,A may-,L I ,vs-9 1 5,5 ie., 4 Mfg, . , ' Ifueqefa-g1?x:W, -.5 v 'VSA wg.1l.-jf' - 1 3- ., .giei-153205-' gs., ,fm - 1 WIBFYQ, rf.: 114,-.L..-.,4 . Q1, L514:i c ' 18 : 1 - -t A l Q j L X' l .1 .2 X, vu V' l P i 'fl E X 1 .' gs . 55 -' . x J I Q 5' ' vet . if H., X Barbara Kavanaugh Janet Keck Lucille Kordesich Virginia Lafferty Lynne Laney Susan Lautze Pauline Lavezzo Rondell Lencioni Patricia Manuel Gayle Marvin Victoria Marvin Paula McCarthy Susan McCoy Deborah Nourse Mary Ong Kathleen Pagendorm Mary Parker Nancy Partmann ,fs s G9 ,,. 1. I ,. 'f'f f 14 5 ,. i 5: W 'N 1 wwf' g lx gi 4 it 'ii' 'P 51: lk 1' . 4 ,V 5 5 U is S l ily -39 it fl Jr . in ff ,ff . pw- 9 M A - 5 I 13 f .99 14 P 9 ' 'll X 1 fi? Juniors abscond with the Dean of Students as she Finishes her lunch and sets out for one of her several terms in iail . Sunshine eluded us on Foundress Day, I967, as we sang, swam, were taken to jail , and were engulfed in the spirit of a day of giving . l l I The novices and postulants From Saratoga l shared our enjoyment of the blending of a l traditional day of class swimming competition v and a Mission Day, complete with booths l y and a lunch provided by the Freshmen. l I l l l l M l l ,ay A unique boutique captures the attention eral seniors rl ll of sev 1 1 l 'LE- r P. rf i 4' 1 l I V1 - SBK , 5. ,., ' on Q 1- Yr , 15 . , 3 A. . , . in fn V -1 ,u .- tt. .54 . --pw I. I Q' 'Z , . -f,..,iQ T4 'A r ' .f I I F 01 I .5 1 If 1 S' ' N 4' 'V in' I .. f v , 5. 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Nina Mazzo Hecuba . . .Margaret Sullivan Talthybius . . .Theodore Gerber Cassandra . . .Mary Anne Hielt Attendants . . .Gaye Larke, Sue Lipinski, Patricia Jakielski Soldiers . . .Alan Chriest, Douglas York, Michael Riederer Andromache . . .Maria Mangini Chorus l Leader . .Helen McQua id Deborah Barry Teresa Chapman Colleen Connolly Juanita Howard Patricia Pausner Pamela Wegner Chorus ll Leader . .Diana Francesconi Maxine Cass Kathleen Ferrigan Phyllis Habib Margaret Lenarcic Nina Mazzo Patricia Phillips Patricia Wall Christine Ward Christine Wiley Teresa Wu fi tg A 'tx Q' 3 313' Q . 1.11.1 yt, :Lu 4 ,. 13' ,-if 5' '25 . 'sms 1+ f Q Complete mind absorption overwhelmed us as we witnessed the tall of Troy. We suffered with Hecuba, Andromache, and the Troian women struggling to rebuild their lives . Totally involved in the persons they portrayed, the actors and actresses caught up our intellects and emotions, and as we ex- perienced an unmistakable catharsis, Aristotle's vision of tragedy as a blending of pity and terror became a part of us . I f ik ', r i . i T A I , r. s ,r T x W in 4 M .A .,,'.'. . vs X sr ' - ,. V 1 3 , 1-,os .frx - .nf-'akin fxllxfa is ,fit 42 54 .-.H ., ' 1- p. 1 l W., . J . , w. 5- . ,L gg. 'Q :iv . ,ix 14 ' ,ll img!! ' . 'qu 5 J , D' -7.H. w ','1,L'i 3 , .1 1.14, in-1, H if . , V,-9. i t i .git-...I Q ,, 'fu ' '- ' Y-4- 'n. ' f 3 1,39 -.L-4 Nl- ifif' 'z , of - naw - A L A g fa m' 1' -Q M- .I y , . 54 wifi 3 ' - Q- I ,., gr ' -, , - ,1.: ' V 'Y' '- ' . v. N255 'F 5 199' r fid, - Y ,vga -L 1 4, , twig. . -- if is ff x iif fi. ' .,, lj Vt' W ',,-WL:-ff' 'TA QW- ' X ' ff 'aff Knowledge of and respect for one's own culture and for the cultures of other peoples and other times is an important aspect of education . ln discovery of abstract expression in the fine arts students are better able to appreciate every part of their en- vironment . Debra Parun Denise Perscheid Deborah Peterson Janice Peterson Marilyn Pindroh Jeanne Robb Sandra Rolleri Sallie Ross Claudia Rossi Frances Rubick 2 if 'Qi ti Kg '42 T f if ' my .4 tv M. Karen Hutchinson's interpretation of Chopin and Debussy held us in awe as we concluded an afternoon of creativity . M., ,, .1 'M rf Y- s ,f .,f M , 'f i 1' L.- or ig L Madeline Terry Carol Tezak Elisa Thursby Martha Thurston Maura Tobin eyes cl I ol her wk , ' .X 4 Q , IQ ' Ye P Fr- ., P: -, 1 to SF, 1' fl - f Ng S ,SY 5 ,qNative Polish costume strikes the gjeyes as Losia Wiczynski tells us lot her homeland 20 Janis Piombo Diane Platt Susan Rak Laura Regan Susan Rich Kathleen Ryan Sandra Sanfilippo Deborah Schilling Helena Serpas Carmel Shady Karen Shanks Christine Silvestri Patricia Silvestri Beverly Smith Susan Snowgrass Annabelle Sousa Barbara C. Sullivan Barbara P. Sullivan Maureen Sweeney Susan Tosaw Susan Trevisan Margaret VanDerMeulen Elizabeth Varela Judy Visconti if T ,Q 0 .,-vs 1 w , X, i .4 f tw. 1, 'lb fl 9 i Q if? 5 L wif Aw, 1 hi Qi , . is ,.f 141' he REPRESENTATIVES: Pamela Silver, Jean Vance, Marcia Borgardt, Patricia Malo y S film fi s -ma, 1 vii-f .' 0' ., - .155 , ', -, .1 sg as ag. 1 ,' 1:gf27i?fSfQ2:5a v-iEI3:'2l-u! f '- ,gg fffag' ,-7- Riff ,'5-lf-5' 32721 .Nl 59 .V 'wi'-:iff :fra ,S .' , - ' -'I r H f' 1 .. A ' ,J L-F r','11':,. . 41 11 , ,, 'fi- Q -5.541 .fs 3:3 P. -5. 'fl-Af ' ' 13, :lv . uIazY'i ,5 .Q . .sw ff., , A' , , lf: lf . :MI 1 . if sgrgf ,T jg! as '.4g,. . , G5 'fi :.g,s,:'s K - ' . -wg. lfi-2 , .ist ME 'Es M 'if Ea We ff'-, Pi ' f 'f was rl 'ff 'Q-Q rf 5551 V,-..::I.. ..x, , W. -,,, ,LM -:A T :v..AgAi,, S A ,se f f i 'ml' ' :gig S: ,ff .5 JL, M874 . sa 'v' fkzif. w:.'M,,,? ,.-Q ' fn A v 11+ 1,5-h.: A.-.'-r ' L, .J , hw M. .-H, if-fm., Q, ,Ll i , , 1 vjxaw w. my ,f ,, . , iq 75, Fw: ,:m.5:5.f J. 4, m.,..,,., , I fs, , . 9 ,. ,. ..,, . h, rg-0 .,, ,, .- - :N 2: 5,3-w..v ' ' .-I-as-LQ 32 , jus' ' P-Ig '1.f ' ,,:- Y -Sv , . J, f s-gv,.,,,z,:,3Q .tw ., J- f fx- ,.,., Y . . , i,.4,,.x. N , . v ,,,nsb.r-xg' 1' gl k- .. 1 nw , ,,,'rv-nw' J . Q AAWK A, A 1-Riffs, f V sg- K :wig ,H 1 V A fn: , ,z '- ' 1 A- ' f- .. ., 'f 'X- ' 'K th-'-2:-W i-'f l b h The da to day world merges As the Junior evolves into her Senior person, the ce e rant too c anges. y k th t ' he o ens herself to a more encurclnng into a greater whole. The Senior partakes and into es, a ls, s p image of her being and then joins with the celebrant universe about her. L l' D h Lorianne Christ and Eileen Lepera, Sensor Jacqueline Rayburn, Michaela Murray, es I6 oo er, , Cheerleaders, rouse their class spirit at the Block B Rally. , . v f T w r ,J I 5, 4 N, 2 I . 2 if if 'l ' 3? A 4 ,af gk. ff' '55 5 ' ,limi , ' 1 'ef -Tsifiififsaff 1 1 as-ws i 1 vi PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ATHLETIC MANAGER 5C1l1ClI'0 Semen Margaret Sullivan Nancy Galiata Joanne Fregosi Mary Humqsti ,. ar i 1 3 -' :u:'3!?:',S ,-,IARlf3.'lQ-.e?.ir, ..,' 4 s f f if , 141- if ' . , f 'C fron- 4 Q. u feat-4-,. 4 T. ,L A.. 5. 1 ' if ? 5 S' ,e ff V' . 1. w as f- , - -1-Q fs, -W iw: v15:..A '1.CQ':f ' fi A ,pjfs Q35-.k. - ' '00 Y. HA s'3a.j W 'Q . 1 5 1' 'it-in M use-'M--,rff X 'thus 'f- sw: 'tg t- f 5.2 -:Q 'Q wifi , .Q f 'fi ' -,,iwf'Ig', , 1.3 .N K .R -??,:-E j ag, -.. . 153: s , Q ,Q W' 4- f .f , -H , iq '-.r 'Pg - . -f- -- 1-'22 ly. V5.5 M ,is ng H- .' ' lv glir 1- rj. . 'f 'ga r. -,sf .JJ 1-Q .,.'Sa2'-if I LW 1 'rl ' I -NJ 1.4.3 J , . , 1 . 4 . I.,-A , - f -5' .1 .. .271 1' ,-:A I 'ff' '4 V 3 A6211--xgG Af' 5 .M nf , ..g.y. 54 -.... I V Q. 1 SQ.. .V , izlggn. V L., .. . M, x 1.4 .. Igsiiilg 'aa L 1 '. ' A, gnu' '-451 ' 4- ' ' - LE .- Demonstrating the fiery dragon spirit ofthe Senior Class are Senior Pom-Pon girls, Barbara Flaherty, Melanie Millang, Ann Shannon, and Teresa Scott. 'lx K . , 1 If EDA ADREVENO MELANIE ALSTON PATRICIA BAKER MARY BARILE IW -YUN 'ii-tb Z 6 I, VIRGINIA BEARDSLEY TERESA BEE VERONICA BETTENCOURT KATHRYN BINGHAM rang, 'UK '!'. x 'fix 'VV' 'P I 1 I I 'x 1 I CORDELIA BOOME MARCIA BORGARDT SHEILA BRANDES DENISE BUCKLEY 6422 Ti Akai! MARY BARRY GAll. BARTH LYNN BAUMGARDNER MONICA BAY ill? Q The Soph-Senior Picnic overflowed with sister class spirit as Saint Francis Glade saw the first Soph-Senior Barbecue . Highlighting the day were swimming pool privileges and unprecedented permission to wear slacks . Closing the day was an array of salads, steaks, and ice cream, in an end to the final manifestation of sister class unity. 'X A 51T. X- -o Y K V4 ml ,v . , M sl, sv - ff ,- ' ? A fl- ' . 1 I. - ' ikami vu Hx 'X Jfa' I, . ' . Mfg -F K S ,fi EM , 1. N 1' if Af' 'se '- y .,,., -X A we '94 ncin , The Senior Boll was 0 ho success From decision-making fo The less 'faxing iob of do g ppy 1 , 91- - f , es W va!-?f4',g, 1.,Af,1 -. 4? 'J 'f vb Q ' f fi ,I :fx A ,ft 'iz -. up .' - V iew ,lv , '- - :ggi -we 5 t - M, ,Nu -af + ,-V Q . . ., fi .I ,S 5 nf ' ff J? -fig Kal' 1 wg if x -. ' aff l me If Za., -' 41 www ' - :g- Q- was' ' , ' wig' -,ff , wil ff, A, Alf Q1 1. 13216 -7,17 ., A .. 1 ,K 5 1 ' vm? Wil' ,I Xl.-39 5 153. K Z' 1 Fai, j 5,35 A 1-'A 4 ,ir 4 57' 1-e 1- ml. '?1 3'f-'. , sf gif: ' YW: . I ,lu g , , Q, T V- 7' M :Q .f Y - if: Vysjsfq , :fe X -f hz, 17 ' 1? f' e., s... V I . . A 1 f , HW- - Q hiv' 1 xv jj 'P f lv, aff, g, Es-51259 . ' K L12 'jg b '5f,f35 ,3 15 . . -- ,' ' N' ilu' - .'-, ,Q , vs' . , f' ' 'iv fafww vlH!,'7 5 ' - - N 4A.,.aQg,',glgv-wi 215,53 Eg: Q qi. . . ., I -, ,, ' -- ' ' 4:11 , 'sh ., . -3-liz f-'f'3'M , F1 -' 4 551' '?. 3 'WYE : 'f 'LIP 1'...2 V.-f we ., ., , f 4,542-A Mu 4 Wig 'T J 45' 'E 'SA Kl,'3fTfX?f gl . f' ,E A J ., I-gf . if 4 ,aj V ,r 3 1' 9 C' if f A 4 ,, , QSM! ,I Q, Q J 5 Y 4 01 Mb When people are Filled with a Feeling of loveliness a wonderful thing happens . Such Feeling of loveliness was celebrated on May I9 at the Peninsula Golf and Country Club. ln spite of sunburn remembrances ofthe Junior-Senior Picnic, ladies and their es- corts dined and danced with all the grace appropriate For a Senior Ball. The room resounded with the music ofthe Renegades' and the Feast prepared by the Continental Caterers was beautiful as well as delicious. The dance was a success as the culminating social event of the Seniors' four years at Notre Dame . 'C' K5 ,' M. ', .,, , E, , fl 7 r ,V , A KATHLEEN BURKE KATHLEEN CALLAHAN KRISTINE CAMERON JEANNE CARBERRY s The Junior-Senior Picnic was traditional in every way except one . As usual, students happily clad in beach attire boarded busses and headed for the beach, box lunch in hand . The difference this year was seen in the presence of the sun shining on a perfect day and providing warmth, light, and sunburn for all . il fllmi-36l'll0 in ig 86 I adyx QS V. Q' -v' 5. E 3 e,1 'I I I kewl . X X II I ,ff I ' 1 LORYANNE CHRIST MARGARET CHARLTON CHARLENE CHADBOURNE CATHLEEN COOK 1, .nr vs. ' I I SANDRA CUMMINGS ROSEMARY CURRAN DIANE DALPOGETTO MAXINE D'AN.IOU 'Wm KJ I I I' ANNE D'ARCY FRANCES DEBARBRIE STEPHANIE DEATSCH LESLIE DOOHER I 'Y:.,.,.,,f' 4 I I1 I I I 3 If I M-B ' ,M I., THE SENIORS SPENT ONE OF THEIR LAST HOURS AT NOTRE DAME IN CAMELOT AS THE GUESTS OF THIVIISHMEI I I 'I ,I Q, an 11 I 'fri 'ff' 1 f' I 1' V sy I III 4 BARBARA FLAHERTY ELIZABETH FIAHERTY JOANNE FREGOSI MARY FRY j Ugg FMEFRESHMEN AND ENJ OYED x - fr ff' ,ES sf A SUSAN FURLONG A 'Qu lv. 'w UEE NS Q FOR I AINMENT AND DECORATIONS FIT T Q MARY EAKIN JUDITH EHRET s ax ..-1--el ' T 11 'fv T , ENTERT BREAKFAST A - mf X 1 MARGARET FINIGAN MARGARET FITZPATRICK .19 E fb. is . -- - I 6 -1 I I NANCY GALIATA MAUREEN GANNON KATHLEEN GASSER I, 'To you goes the torch of leadership in this organization . Your members have confidence in your ability and willing- ness . You are the head of this organ- ization, not the whole body. Your duty will be to direct and advise, not to do all the work . My wish For you is that you will have an understanding heart, tact, and good judgement and physical strength to do the things that you will wish to do . . 4 A l V is i wg.. 15 N N5 K QS I W s MARGARET HABEEB PAUIA HANSEN JOAN HARRISON ANNE HARTMANN ,WJ zz INQ 'Y 1' 1? ' 9 I , , KATHLEEN HAYES VICTORIA HENDERSON SUSAN HENNING MARY HUMASTI Kp -q...,,,-, - Y MARY JENNINGS T SHARON JOBSON LINDA JOHANNINO ROSALIE JONAS . S. ss 1' . ,X 1 t fi! YI QL IL-.3 Sister Teresa Augustine speaks a Final word of farewell fo the Class of I967 'I MARY JUDGE DIANE KASSER PAMEIA KEANE 0 :K , yd Q- 2 41 A! GRETCHEN KNITTEL CONSTANCE KNITTEL PATRICIA KOBIELUS V V I 79s. I I r ICQ MAUREEN KELLEY MARGUERITE KELVIE MAR LENE K HAYAT Class Day is something of the traditional immersed in the excitement of the pres- ent. Perhaps the reason For the many tears shed on Class Day lies more in the fact that special bonds are realized than that they are broken- more of a beginning than an end . 1 79N I are Class Day speakers are introduced by Sandra Sernett, Senior Class President LINDA LAGOMARSINO GAYE LARKE DENISE IAZZAROTTI If pl I? 41. s , f X 5 My l l A 1-iq l 'B T3 .295 A 5 f. QI i N. L, Q J '- , I NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS S'eF 'ieS'ephe s Mom' M 9i i Y-i XIV 3 v l W 1- 1 f E -6' f. gi .l I , I i 1 li , X l l 1 l, -.NN X COLLEGE SCHQLARSHIPS College of Notre Dame - Marlene Khayat, Anne Richardson College of None Dome' 'lulle Billion Award - Renee Rankin Dominican College - Virginia Beardsley University of California at Santa Barbara - Patricia Williams College of Holy Names .- Mqrgqref Chgrlfon University of San Francisco - Nancy Galiata, Maria Mangini, Patricia Williams Immaculate Heart College -- Stephanie Stephens UnlVe 5lfY Of 50ni0 Clem - Pcmelfl Kefme Stanford University - Stephanie Stephens VCSSCV C0lle9e - Maria M0f1QiI'1l Trinity College - Maria Mangini Wellesley College - Maria Mangini University of California Alumni Scholarship - Moria Mangini CHRISTINE LEE TERESA LEE EILEEN LEPERA SANDRA LESNEWSKY Kg 'IN IU -,.,,,,...v Y- of' --...sg l X Q 1 5- f fggQ?Qayi GAIL LILLIE 3 x GEMCO SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Patricia Louise Williams V MICHELLE LOCOCO 'jig'-. ,ax fn' yu iff L' P x MARTHA LOMBANA KAREN LOUIE SUSAN LYMAN ,r 'h- ION Rf ww-hvjy Q up X J EA N McADAM is MARY MAYO ,ilk PEGGY MOORE AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP Catherine Susan Miller LYNDA MARTIN I W I . . If KATHLEEN McLEAN PATRICIA MALONEY NANCY MAHONEY MARIA MANGINI CALIFORNIA STATE SCHOLARS Marguerite Kelvie Stephanie Slephens Mary Barry Gail Barth Monica Bay Mary Eakin Judith Ehret Joanne Fregosi Nancy Galiata Anne Hartmann Victoria Henderson I CALIFORNIA Maureen Kelley Patricia Kobielus Maria Mangini Peggy Morrisroe Mary K. O'Hara Elizabeth Pollard Anne Richardson Susan Slusher Margaret Sullivan Patricia Williams I I I I I i I ,,.' ' 's , 46 .y 'Q J' wi, 11 I . A fwill . v ' f STATE SCHOLARSHIP I I s xs SEMI-FINALISTS , if Gail Barth Teresa Bee Margaret Charlton Rosemary Curran Nancy Galiata Marlene Khayat Teresa Lee Michelle Lococo Patricia Kobielus Q. 4 2 s 4 Maria Mangini Peggy Morrisroe Sandra Sernett Susan Slusher - Stephanie Stephens Margaret Sullivan Patricia Whitney Patricia Williams CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION LIFE A5 ar-' : 'lv I I MELANIE MILLANG fb PEGGY MORRISROE fu' 115 3? ,,.7 qw 'D' K , , ml I I CATHERINE MILLER NELL MORONEY KAREN MORRISON f as V 1 I I AGNES MURPHY 'Kg.,.l.7 gi an fi iff ,J jjglf' 'lk AUX Q 4 X. Y Y S fi I' I MICHAELA MURRAY PAMEIA NGAN 3..- A pf a AQ I I K BARBARA NELSON KATHLEEN O'HARA PATRICIA PHILLIPS ELIZABETH POLLARD r fb X A 1' Q7 I 4 I , i ff fi I RENEE RANKIN LINDA RATTO JACOUELINE RAYBURN JANICE REFF ark Av 'iii QD QW? -ff? R N ' M Rr L' f f L I , 4 1 ANNE RICHARDSON MARY SAWICKI TERESA SCOTT SANDRA SERNETT ffl N-uri Ls 'Pj 'P' 'R I ANNE SHANNON PAMELA SILVER SANTINA SIMONETTA SUSAN SLUSHER new g Graduation is a time of collect- ting and reaping . We celebrate in attempting to unite within our- selves all that has been given to c us . There is the sadness of the l l disruption of permanence, and l there is rejoicing - For there are new days to come . 1 Salutatorian Pamela Keane I I ? in ,fs c ,.: -2 -c is r ' . svn -fs. , hm -K WW my ',f IPC? B I 5 ' nay' F V 3 if ' 1 b dh, 7' . A 11:5 fa, VT Z B v' P' V' 4' I A i g .a 1 wr ,garner , fn I 4 With education comes dissatisfac tion . We have been so exposed to the greatness of the past and the possibilities of the future that we become dissatisfied with the pres- ent, and have a desire to do some- thing about it .... The reality of the world of creation is a thing much greater than all of this . . . We will come to have a share in the magnificent liberty which can only belong to children of God . Af K 5 N Va ledictorian Stephenie Stephens QS F X R I IRENE SOUIARD STEPHANIE STEPHENS iw JY I If 5 KATHLEEN SULLIVAN V was A E 3 X A v . - ,. g Q , Q H: df f I CHARLE NE THRIFT Q,- ax,-vy LOSIA WICZYNSKI JEAN MARIE VANCE 4' I LAUREL WEBER I MARGARET SULLIVAN I PATRICIA WHITNEY I Q I PATRICIA WILLIAMS MARY WU WANDA YOUNG EDA ADREVENO P.O. Box 35l Half Moon Boy, California Student Council 35 Class Representative 35 National Honor Society 35 Mission Club 35 Student Control 4, Vice-President 45 Aquacade l,2,3,4. MEIANIE ALSTON 285 Nevada Street Redwood City, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club 35 Aquacade 3. PATRICIA BAKER 3l7 Avila Road San Mateo, California Y .C ,S. 4, Action Group 25 Mission Club 25 Rally Commission 2,3. MARY BARILE 904 Chevy Street Belmont, California Sodality I5 MissionCIub3,45 Spanish 45 People-to -People 3,4. MARY BARRY l56B Notre Dame Avenue Belmont, California Student Council 25Class Representative 25 National Honor Society l,2,35 Y.C.S. Action Group 35Missian Club I5 Rally Commission l,2,35 Cheer leader l,35 Aquacade l,2,3,4. GAIL BARTH 54l Vista Drive San Carlos, California Student Council 25Class Representative 25 C.S.F. 2,3, President 45 National Honor Society l,2,35 Sodality l,2,3,45 Sodality Council Member 35 French Club 2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Rally Commission l,2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Pom-Pan Girl l,25 Volleyball 4. LYNN BAUMGARDNER 2I68 Clayton Drive Menlo Park, California National Honor Society 2,35 Mission Club l,2,3,45 Fashion Board 2,45 Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 2,35 Spanish Club l,2,3,4, President 35 Block B 3,45 Rally Commission 3,45 Cheerleader 2,35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Volleyball 45 Swimming 8. Foundress Day l,2,3,45 Aquacade l,2,3,4. VIRGINIA BEARDSLEY l909 Chula Vista Drive Belmont, California C.S.F. 3,45 National Honor Society I ,2,35 Sodality I ,2,3,45 Sodality Council Member 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4. TERESA BEE Resident Student Q30 Braga Circuitl IKowloon, Hong Kong B.C.C.l C.S.F.2,35 National Honor kciety2,35 Legion of Mary 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Bookstore 2,3,45 Current Events 45 Science Club 3,45 Assistant Resident Treasurer 35 Senior Control 45 Dramatic Activity 35 Resident Council 3,45 Math Aids 3,45 Transfer Student from Maryknoll Convent School, Kowloon, Hong Kong . VERONICA BETTENCOURT 704 Arroyo Leon Half Moon Boy, California Mission Club 35 Fashion Board Ii Dramatic Activity 3. CORDELIA BOOME 822 Sutter Palo Alto, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club I, 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Student Control 45 Yearbook 3,45 Bookstore 3,45 Latin Club 25 Basketball 2,35 Aquacade 45 Orchestra I. 1, 9 x . In -ff: - gl, R I l' ' I 3 'QT-. 1, 5 . ' s, - I - 3 MARCIA BORGARDT 3734 Farmhill Blvd . Redwood City, California Student Council 2,45 Class Representative 2,45 National Honor Society 2,35 Y,C,S, Action Group 35 Mission Club I5 Soda Fountain 45 Latin Club 3,45 Block B 3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Aquacade l,2,3,4. SHEILA BRANDES B3l Hemlock Street San Carlos,California Sodality 35 Mission Club l,25 Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 354. DENISE BUCKLEY 872 Bauer Drive San Carlos, California Sodality I5 Mission Club 35 Spanish Clubfk Block B l,2,3,45 Rally Commissionl,2, 3,45 Pom -Pon Girl I,2,3, Varsity 45 Dramatic Activity 2. KATHLEEN R. BURKE 2304 Carson Street Redwood City, California National Honor Society 25 Y .C .S . Action Group 25 Science Club 45 Swimming 8. Foundress Day 25 Aquacade l,2,3,4. KATHLEEN CALLAHAN 737 Elm Street San Carlos, California Student Council 35 Class Representative 35 Mission Club l,25 Fashion Board 25 Block B 2,3,45 Rally Commission 45 Class cheerleader 25 Aquacodes 25 Class Mascot 25 School Mascot 45 Library Club 3. KRISTINE CAMERON 260 EI Bonita Way Millbrae, California Sodality 45 Mission Club 2,35 Le Tigre 3,42 5P0r1iSI'1 Club 45 People-to-People 2, 3,45 Aquacade I5 Dramatic Activity 2. .IEANNE CARBERRY I9 Prado Secoya Court Atherton, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club l,3,45 Fashion Board 45 Yearbook 25 French Club I5 Spanish Club 354. CHARLENE CHADBOURNE 236 West Third Avenue San Mateo, California Sodality 45 Mission Club 2,35 Student Control 45 Spanish Club 45 PeopIe-to- People 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity 2. MARGARET CHARLTON 907 Chevy Belmont, California C.S.F. 2,35 National Honor Society l,2,35 Mission Club l,2,3,4, President 3,45 Yearbook l,25 LeTigre 2,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 35 Speech and Debate 2,3,45 People- to-People 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. LORY CHRIST 4 Kittie Lane Belmont, California Student Council 25 Class Representative 25 National Honor Society 2,35 Mission Club l,2,35 Spanish ClubI,25 PeopIe-to- People I5 Rally Commission 45 Cheerleader 45 Volleyball 35 Aquacade 3,45 Dramatic Activity. CATHLEEN COOK 24l5 Coronet Boulevard Belmont, California National Honor Society 2,35 Mission Club l,2,35 French Club l,25 People- to-People l,25 Block B 3,45 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball I5 Aquacade l,2,3,4. SANDRA CUMMINGS I37 Belvedere Avenue San Carlos, California Y.C.S. I5 Mission Club 2,3,45 Le Tigre 45 Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 2,3,45 People- to-People I5 Volleyball I5 Baseball I. ROSEMARY CURRAN B9 Cedar Street San Carlos, California C.S.F. l,2,35 National Honor Society I, 2,35 Mission Club I, 2, Crusader 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Current Events 45 Block B l,2,3,45 Rally Commission 25 Volleyball 25 .l.V. Volleyball 2,35 Varsity Volleyball 45 Basketball I, .l.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball l,3,45 Baseball I5 Gym Commission 2,35 Class Scrapbook 3. DIANE DAL POGGETTO I847 Anamor Street Redwood City, California Y,C.S. 2,3,45 Y.C.S. Action Group 2, 3,45 Bookstore 25 Aquacade l,2,3,45 Dramatic Activity l,2,3,4. MAXINE D'ANJOU S93 South Road Belmont, California National Honor Society 2,3512 Sodality 45 Sodality Unity Leader 45Mission Club 2,35 Fashion Board 45 Bookstore l,2,3,45 Latin Club ,2,3,4 5 Junior Statesmen of Amercic 45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Block B 2,3,4, Secretary 45Pom pon girl ANNE D'ARCY 3lO Claire Place Menlo Park, California Student Body Vice-President5 Student Council I,45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer l,25 C.S.F. 35 National Honor Society l,2,3,45 Y.C.S. 25 Mission Club I5 Student Control 45 Yearbook 3,45 Latin Club l,25 Speech and Debate l,2,35 Science Club 2,35 Swimming 8- Foundress Day l,25 Class Basketball I, STEPHANIE DEATSCH l548 Notre Dame Avenue Belmont, California C.S.F. 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Sodality 25 Student Control 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Fashion Board 45 Latin Club 2, Speech 8- Debate 2,3,45 Current Events 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity 25 President of Model U.N. 45 Transfer Student from Presentation High School, Berkeley, California FRANCES DeBARBRIE I040 Drake Court San Carlos, California National Honor Society 35 Sodality I5 Mission Club 3,45 Dramatic Activity 2, LESLIE DOOHER 722 Barneson Avenue San Mateo, California Y.C.S. Action Group 25 Fashion Board 2,3,45 Le Tigre 45 Soda Fountain 45 People to People l,25 Rally Commission 45 Cheer leader 45 Aquacade 253, MARY CHRISTINE EAKIN 3234 Lock Avenue Belmont, California C.S.F. 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Mission Club 35 Student Control 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Science Club 354, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Orchestra I,2,45 Transfer Student from Michael Ham Memorial College, Buenos Aires, Argentina 2 . JUDITH EHRET l724 Valley View Avenue Belmont, California Class Representative 2, 35 National Honor Society 2,35 Sodality I5 Mission Club 2,3,45 Student Control 45 Audio- Visual Assistant 45 Latin Club 25 Speech and Debate 3,45 People-to-People 3,45 Volleyball 25 Baseball l5 Aquacade l, 2,35 Orchestra l. MARGARET FINIGAN 827 Covington Road Belmont, California Student Council I5 Class Representative5 National Honor Society 2,35 Mission Clitb 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Swimming B Foundress Day l,2,35 Aquacade 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity . MARGARET FITZPATRICK 6 Bolton Place Menlo Park, California National Honor Society l,2,35 Rally Commission I5 Volleyball l. BARBARA FLAHERTY 3909 Edison Street San Mateo, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club l,25 Fashion Board 45 Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 25 Latin Club 25 Block B 45 Rally Commission 45 Pom-Pon Girl 45 Aquacade 3,45 Dramatic Activity 2. .IOANNE FREGOSI 438 Bucknell Drive San Mateo, California Student Council 35 Class Representative 35 C.S.F. 25 National Honor Societyl,2,35 Sodality 45 Y.C.S. 35 Y.C.S. Action Group 35 Fashion Board 45 Le Tigre 3,45 French Clubl,2,3,4, President 45 People-to-People I5 Current Events 45 Volleyball l,35 Aquacade l,35 Class Treasurer 4 . MARY FRY I520 University Avenue Palo Alto, California National Honor Society I5 Y.C.S. Action Group 35 Mission Club l, 25 French Club Rally Commission 25 Volleyball 2,3. SUSAN FURLONG 26 Madera Avenue San Carlos, California C.S.F. l,2,35 National Honor Society l, 2,35 Mission Club l,2,35 Student Contralf Fashion Board 45 French Club l,2,3,45 People-to-People l,25 Current Events 45 Dramatic Activity 25 Math Aids 4. NANCY GALIATA 26 lris Street Redwood City, California Student Council 45 C.S.F. l,2,35 National Honor Society l ,2,3, President 45 Sodality l,2,3,4, Unit Leader 2,4, Council Member 35 Student Control 45 Fashion Board 4, President 45 Le Tigre 45 French Clubl,2,3,45 Current Events 45 Dramatic Activity 2,35 Class Secretary 4. MAUREEN GANNON B6 Broad Acres Road Atherton, California National Honor Society l,2,35 Mission Clubl,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Fashion Boardlg Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 35 Spanish Club l,2,3,4, President 45 Block B2,3,45 Rally Commission 3,45 Cheerleader2,3, Varsity 45 Volleyball 45 Aquacade l,2, 3,45 Dramatic Activity 2. ELIZABETH FLAHERTY 50 Hilltop Drive San Carlos, California Sodality l,25 Class Volleyball l,25 Swimming, Foundress Day l,2, Aquacades l,2,35 Dramatic Activity 2,3- KATHLEEN GASSER 289l Mason Lone San Mateo, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club l, Fashion Board 45 Spanish Club 2,4, Rally Commission 25 Baseball I5 Dramatic Activity l5 Aquacade l,2,3,45 Sarapbook l . SHIRLEY GIURLANI 46 Barry Lane Atherton, California National Honor Society l,2,35 Sodality l, Y.C.S. Action Group l5 Soda Fountain 45 French Club 2,35 Block B 45 Swimming B Foundress Day 35 Aquacade l,2,3.44 LYNNETTE GIUSTI 764 .lohnston Street Half Moon Bay, California National Honor Society 35 Mission Club 1 SHEILA GREINER l6l3 Belburn Drive Belmont, California C.S.F. 35 National Honor Society l,2, 35 Mission Club 35 Student Control 45 Yearbook 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Cl-l 9fii Events 3,45 Block B 3,45 Volleyball l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Swimming I5 Baseball 15 Aquacade l,2,35 DfGrnOfiC Activity 25 Main Bulletin Board 354, MARGARET HABEEB l486 Mac Donald Street Redwood City, California National Honor Society l,2,3,45 Y.C.S. 3,45 Fashion Board 35 Le Tigre 45 Soda Fountain 35 Bookstore 35 French Club 3,4 PAULA HANSEN 3I Kent Place Palo Alto, California Mission Club 35 Fashion Board 45 Block B 45 Rally Commission 45 Varsity Pom-pon Girl 45 Swimming 8. Foundress Day 2,3,45 Baseball 45 Aquacades 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity 25 Transfer student from Holy Cross High School, Mountain View, 2. JOAN HARRISON l73 Garnet Avenue San Carlos, California Sodality l,25 Mission Club 35 Le Tigre 45 Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore LIT Spanish Club . ANNE HARTMANN F8 Larch Drive Atherton, California National Honor Society 35 Sodality 25 Y.C.S. 2,3, Action Group 45 Fashion Board 45 Soda Fountain 3,45 Spanish Club 35 People-to-People 3,45 Model UN 45 Volleyball 2,35 Bofbeflmll 2,35 Swimming 5- Foundress Day 25 Aquacade 45 Dramatic Activity 35 Transfer Student from Garces Memorial High School 2, KATHERINE HAYES I507 Forge Road San Mateo, California National Honor Society 2,45 Mission Club 25 Fashion Board 45 Le Tigre 45 2: 2: Spanish Club 2,3,45 Class Vo eyball 2,3, Class Basketball 2,3,45 Swimming 8 Foundress Day 45 Transfer Student from Burlingame High School 2. SUSAN HENNING 25 Woltaon Street San Carlos, California Student Council 35 National Honor Society l,2,3,45 Mission Club l,2,3,45 Soda Fountain 45 Rally Commission 25 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Class Treasurer 3. MARY HUMASTI l853 Channing Avenue Palo Alto, California Student Council 3,45 Class Representative 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Mission Club l,25 Student Control 45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Block B 3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Class Athletic Manager 4. MARY JENNINGS 2l2O Forest Avenue Belmont, California Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 25 People-to- People 3,45 Dramatic Activity l,2,3,45 Choral I,2,2,4. LINDA JOHANNING 233l Wooster Avenue Belmont, California National Honor Society, l,2,3,4, CSF l,2,3,4, Mission Club I5 Student Control 4, Fashion Board Representative 45 Latin Club 2,3,4, President 35 Speech and Debate l,2, 3,45 Model UN 45 Swimming 2. ROSALIE JONAS ISBO Sunnyslope Belmont, California Y.C.S. Action Group 2,3,45 Mission Club l5 Fashion Board 45 Le Tigre l,2,3,4, Soda Fountain 45 Bookstore 2,35 People-to- Peaple 3,45 Volleyball 35 Dramatic Activity 3. SHARON .IOBSON l904 Hillman Avenue Belmont, California National Honor Society 25 Sodality I5 Y.C.S. Action Group 35 Bookstore 2,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Science Club 3, Choral 4. MARY JUDGE B48 Bauer Court San Carlos, California National Honor Society 35 Sodality I5 Mission Club 35 Block B l,2,3,45 Rally Commission l,2,3,45 Pom-pon Girl l,2, 3,45 Swimming 8 Foundress Day 2. DIANE KASSER 989 Nob Hill Road Redwood City, California Y.C.S. Action Group 2,35 Mission Club l,2,35 LeTigre 45 A.V. 25 Soda Fountain 3,45 Bookstore 25 Aquacade 3,4. MAUREEN KELLEY l28O Martin Avenue Palo Alto, California National Honor Society l,2, 3,45 Y.C.S. 45 Y.C.S. Action Group 35 Mission Club I5 Student Control 45 Aquacade 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity 35 Choral I, MARLENE KHAYAT l349 Paloma Belmont, California C.S.F. l,2,35 National Honor Society l, 2,35 Sodality l,2,35 Sodality Unit Leader 45 Le Tigrel45 Latin Club l,2,35 Vice President and Secretary-Treasurer 4. CONSTANCE KNITTEL 2004 Hopkins Avenue Redwood City, California Mission Club I5 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Aquacade l,2,4. GRETCHEN KNITTEL 2004 Hopkins Avenue Redwood City, California Mission Club l,25 Block B 2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Basketball l,2,35 Aquacade 2,4, PATRICIA KOBIELUS 2l7 Lexington Drive Menlo Park, California C.S.F. 2,35 National Honor Society 2,3, N.H.S.-C.S.F. Secretary- Treasurer 45 Sodality 45 Mission Club I, 2,35 Student Control 45 Yearbook 3,45 Bookstore 3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Science Club 3,4, President 45 Latin Club Vice -President 4. PAMELA KEANE 346l San Benito Street Son Mateo , California Student Body President5 Class President 35 Class Secretary 25 Student Council 3,45 National Honor Society l,2,3,45 Sodality 3 4 Y.C.S. Action Group 35 Mission Club 25 Student Control 45 Fashion Board 45 Latin Club 3,45 Science Club 2,3,45 Dramatic Activity 2,3,4. LlNDA LAGOMARSINO l74O Palm Avenue San Mateo , California National Honor Society 2, Sodolity 4, Mission Club 2,3, Scropebook I,2,4, Spanish Club 4, J.V. Volleyball l. GAYE LARKE 2690 Washington Avenue Redwood City, California National Honor Society 32 Mission Club 3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Soda Fountain 32 Bookstore 4, Aquacade I,2,3,4. DENISE UXZZAROTTI 4l9 Hiller Street Belmont, California Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain 42 French Club 3, Science Club 2, Black B 2,3,4, Rally Commission l,3,4, Volley- ball l,2,3,4, Baseball I, Aquacade l,2, 3,4. CHRISTINE LEE 64 Chester Way San Mateo, California Mission Club l,2, Yearbook 2, Le Tigre I, Soda Fountain 4, Bookstore 3, French Club I, Spanish Club 4, Block B 4, Aquacade I,2,3, Dramatic Activity 2. TERESA LEE Apt , G Windsor Mansions IIXF, l7, Austin Avenue Kowloon, Hong Kong, B.C.C- C,S,F, I,2,3, National Honor Society I,2,3, Legion of Mary I,2,3, Secretary2, Vice-President 3, Bookstore l,2,3,4i French Club I,2,3, People-to-People l,2: Model U.N. Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Dramatic Activity 3, Resident Vice- President 4, Math Aid 3,4, Resident Representative I, Resident Council l,4. EILEEN LEPERA I54O Dana Avenue Palo Alto, California National Honor Society 2,3, Mission Club l,2, French Club 2, Block B 41 Rally Commission 4, Cheer leader 41 Volleyball 2. SANDRA LESNEWSKY I87O Robin WhiDDl9 WUY Belmont, California National Honor SocietY 2? Mlssion Club I 2.3, student Control 4: Ywbools 3141 Layout Editor 3, Editor 4, Latin Club 25 Current Events 3,4 2 Aquacade l'2'3'4l Dramatic Activity 2? SVCD Book l'2l Main Bulletin Board 3,4- GAIL LILLIE IBOI Virginia Avenue Redwood City, California National Honor Society 3, Y,C.S. 3,4, Mission Club l,2, Le Tigre 4, Soda Fountain 3,4, French Club. MICHELLE LOCOCO 37OI Encline Way Belmont, California Student Control President, Student Council I,4, Class Representative I, C.S.F. I,2,3, National Honor Society I,2,3,4, Sodolity I,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3, Unit Leader 2, Council Member 3,4, Student Control 4, Fashion Board 2,3,4, Latin Club I,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Block B 3,4, Class Volleyball l, Aquacades I,2,3,4. MARTHA LOMBANA l20l Geraldine Way Belmont, California Class Representative 3, C.S.F. 3, National Honor Society 3, Mission Club 3,4, Student Control 4, Fashion Board 4, Vice-President 4, Yearbook 4, Layout 4, French Club 4, Treasurer 4, Current Events 4, Dramatic Activity 3,4, Math Aids 4, Transfer Student from Our Lady of Good Counsel, New York . KAREN LOUIE lolo I5th Street 4 Firebaugh, California National Honor Society3,Mission Club 3,4, Legion of Mary 2, Student Control 4, Fashion Board 4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Layout Editor 4, Bookstare3,4, Latin Club 2, Math Aids 4, Aquacades Committees 2,3,4, VolIeyball4, Scrapbook 3. SUSAN LYMAN l640 Hopkins Avenue Redwood City, California Student Council 2, Class Representativte 2, Sodolity I, Y.C.S. Action Group 3, Mission Club 2, Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain 4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Aquacade I,2,3,4. NANCY MAHONEY 530 Barbara Way Hillsborough, California C.S.F. I,2,3, National Honor Society I,2,3,4, Sadality I,2,3,4, Council Member 3,4, Vice Prefect 4, Mission Club I, Student Control 4, Spanish Club I,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Science Club 2,3, Yearbook 3,4. PATRICIA MALONEY 207 Sycamore San Carlos, California Student Council 4, Clan Representative 4, Mission Club l,2 3,4, Mission Reoresentative 4. MARIA MANGINI 3I6 Burlingame Avenue Burlingame , California C.S.F. I,2,3, National Honor Society I,2,3, Sodolity I,2,3, Sodolity Unit Leader 3, Sodolity Council Member 2, Yearbook I,2,3, Le Tigre I,2,4, Literary Editor 4, Audio- Visual Assistant l,2, Soda Fountain 3, Speech and Debate I,2,3,4, Vice-President 3,4, People-to-People I,2,3, Science Club I,2,3, Dramatic Activity I,2,3,4. LYNDA MARTIN l602 Clee Street Belmont, California Sodolity l, Mission Club 2,3,4, Fashion Board I,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4. MARY RESL MAYO ll-Prague Street San Mateo, California Mission Club l,3, Yearbook 4, Bookstore I,4, French Club 3, Volleyball I,4, Basketball 2,4 . JEAN McADAM 405 Ranelagh Road Hillsborough, California National Honor Society 3, Y.C.S. Action Group 3, Mission Club l,2, Fashion Board 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Swimming 8- Foundress Day 2, Aquacade 3 . KATHE McLEAN 704 Oregon Avenue San Mateo, California Legion of Mary 4, Resident Student 3, Spanish Club 4, Varsity Pam Pon Girl 4, Transfer Student from Holy Cross fll Mountain View, Marin Catholic High School Q21 Marin, California, MELANIE MILLANG 3404 Del Monte San Mateo, California Mission Club I, Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain 4, Spanish Club 4, Black B 4, Rally Commission 4, Pom-Pon Girl 4, Dramatic Activity 2, Aquacade 2,3,4, CATHERINE MILLER lI5 Chukker Court San Mateo, California Student Council 3, Class Representative 3, National Honor Society 2,3,4, Sodolity 4, Mission Club I,2,3, Student Control 4, Audio-Visual Assistant 2, Latin Club l,2, 3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Volleyball l. NELL MORONEY 72l Edgewood San Mateo, California Mission Club I,2,3, Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain 3,4, People-to-People 4, Class Volleyball I, Class Baseball l,2, Class Basketball l, Swimming 3, Dramatic Activity I,2,4, Choral 4. AGNES MURPHY 323 Aragon Blvd . San Mateo, California Y.C-5 - 2,3,4, Y.C.S. Action Group 2, Soda Fountain 4, Latin Club 4, Block B 2,3,4, Rally Commission I,2,3,4, Cheer- leader 2, Varsity 3,4, Volleyball 4, Baseball I, Head Varsity Cheer leader 4, Head Rally Commissioner 4, Y.C.S. Federation Representative 3. BARBARA NELSON II26 Castle Way Menlo Park, California Student Council l,2, Y.C.S. Action Group 2,3, Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain 4, Block B I,2,3,4, Vice- President 3,4, Rally Commission I,2,3,4, Class Athletic Manager l,2, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, Baseball I, Aquacade l,2,3,4. PAMELA NGAN K-6 Merry Terrace, Seymour Road Hong Kong National Hcnor Society 3, Bookstore 3, Basketball 3, Dramatic Activity 3, Choral 3,4, Transfer student from St. Paul's Co-educational College, Hong Kong . MARY O'HARA Bl? Rutherdale San Carlos, California National Honor Society I,2,3, 4, Sodolity I,2,3, Baseball I, Aquaca-:les l,2. JANICE REFF 320 Edgewood Road Redwood City, California Mission Club 2, Soda Fountain 4, Block B 4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, Aquacade I, Choral l,2. ANNE RICHARDSON I92 D . West 36th Avenue San Mateo, California National Honor Society 2,3,4, Sodolity 3,4, Sodolity Unit Leader 3,4, Student Control 4, French Club 2,3, People-to- People 2,3, Aquacade 4, Dramatic Activity 2, Math Aids 4, Transfer Student from Notre Dame des Victoires San Francisco . r MARY SAWICKI 204l Queen's Lane San Mateo, California Soda Fountain 4, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 2, Choral l,2,3,4. TERESA SCOTT 433 El Arroyo Road Hillsborough, California Mission Club l, Fashion Board 4, Soda Fountain, Block B 3,4, Rally Commission 3,4, Pom-Pon Girl 3,4, Volleyball l, Swimming 8. Foundress Day I,2,3, Baseball I, Aquacade 2,3,4, Dramatic Activity I . SANDRA SERNETT 962 Laurel Avenue San Mateo, Califorlni Student Council I,4, Class Representative I, C.S.F. I,2,3, National Honor Society l, 2,3, Sodolity I,2,3, Unit Leader 2,4, Council Member 2,3,4, Student ControI4 Le Tigre l, Speech 8 Debate I,2,3,4, People-to-People I, Science Club 2,3, Sodolity Treasurer 3, Class President 4. ANNE SHANNON IB7 Hillside Avenue Menlo Park, California Y.C.S. Action Group 3, Mission Clubl,2, Block B 4, Rally Commission 4, Pom-Pon Girl 4, Aquacade I,2,3,4. PAMELA SILVER 2 Crocus Place Menlo Pork , California Student Council 4, Class Representative 4, C.S,F. 2,3, National Honor Society l,2, 3,4, Mission Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Student Control 4, Fashion Board 4, Le Tigre 4, French Club 2,3,4, Science C ub 3. SANTINA SIMONETTA 830 Hillsdale Blvd. San Mateo, California Y.C.S. Action Group 3, Mission Club Action 3, Yearbook 4, Soda Fountain 4, Volleyball l,4, Basketball 4. SUSAN SLUSHER H39 Village Drive Belmont, California C.S.F. l,2,3, National Honor I,2,3, Sodality l,2, Student Control 4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Speech and Debate 4, Science Club l,2,3,4, Block B l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2, J.V. 4, Varsity 2,4, Basketball l,2,3, Varsity 2,4, Baseball 2, Model U.N., Math Aids 4. IRENE SOULARD 533 Chesterton Avenue Belmont, California Fashion Board 4, Yearbook 4, French Club l,2, Aquacade l,2,3,4, Dramatic ACtivity 2 . STEPHANIE STEPHENS 9l2 Chevy Street Belmont, California C.S.F. l,2,3, National Honor Society l, 2,3, Sodality l,2,3,4, Sodality Unit Leader 2,3, Sodality Council Member 2,4, Fashion Board l,4, Yearbook 3,4, Library Club 2, Latin Club I,2,3,4, Science Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Aquacade l,2,3,4 KATHLEEN SULLIVAN 206 Castillian Way San Mateo, California Student Council l,2,3, Class President l,2, Class Representative 3, National Honor Society 2, Y.C.S. 2,3,4, President 4, Y.C.S. Action Group 2, Mission Club 2, Aquacade I,2,3,4, Dramatic Activity 2. MARGARET SULLIVAN l956 Lexington Avenue San Mateo, Californiv National Honor Society l,2, Y.C.S li Mission club 3, Yearbook 3 4, Le Tigre I, Speech and Debate I, Dramatic Act- ivity 3. Class Vice-President l,4. CHARLEEN THRIFT 449 Highland Ave. San Mateo, California National Honor Society 2, Y.C .S 3,4, Y.C.S. Action Group 2, Le Tigre 3,4, French Club 3,4, Rally Commission l, Cheer leader I. JEAN MARIE VANCE 425 Palomar Drive Redwood City, California Student Council 4, Class Represmtative 4, National Honor Society 3, Student Control 4, Science Club 3, Aquacade l,2, 3,4, Math Aids 4. LAURIE WEBER 356 Kingsley Avenue Palo Alto, California Mission Club l,2, Fashion Board l,2,3,4, Le Tigre 3,2, French Club l,2, Block B 2,3,4, Rally Commission 2, Volleyball l,2, Swimming 8- Foundress Day I,2,31 Aquacade l,2,3,4, Dramatic Activity 2 PATRICIA WHITNEY 29OI Sunset Terrace San Mateo, California C.S.F. l,2,3, National Honor Society l,2,3, Mission Club 2, Le Tigre 4, Latin Club 3,4, President 4, Current Events 4, Baseball 2, Aquacade l,2,3,4, Model U.N. 4, Treasurer 4. LOSIA WICZYNSKI 323 Topaz Street Redwood City, California Mission Club 3, Student Control 4. or PATRICIA WILLIAMS 5 Burnham Court San Carlos, California Student Council 2, Class Repressitative 2 C.S.F. l,2,3, National Honor Society l,2,3, Mission Club l,2,3, Student Control 4, Fashion Board 4, Speech and Debate l,2,3,4, President 3,4, People- to-People 2, Current Events 4, Science Club 2,3, Aquacade l,2,3,4, Dramatic Activity l,2, Math Aids 4, President 4, Model U.N. 4, Parlimentarian 4, Mission Club Treasurer 3. 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