Notre Dame des Victoires School - Victorienne Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Kathleen Henderson Presidenr Phyllis Pollard Vice-PresrdenT iaimi VViTh Their nnoTTo, ln God we TrusT, emblazoned on Their hearTs, The seniors soared Through Four years of Tun, Triendship and finals. In The Treasury oT mern- ories are The Trosh-senior dinners, big and liTTle sisTer picnics, possession of The Rosalie T. Wong Trophy in The sophomore and iunior years, and The long-avvaiTed promf-- lnTerlude. The myslerious disappearance CT The seniors one day marked a Time of Tun and Trolic aT SanTa Cruz beach. Senior Day Tinally arrived vviTh Tears, Tears, anxieTies, and anTicipaTion. The class song, Walk Hand in l-land, provided The seTTing Tor The pasT and The Therne Tor The TuTure of The class of '594 Consrrimie Romeo Arly Jane Leong Joanne Mrrly Treasurer SecreTary Sergeani-at-Arms

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l l X3 'a N glee member, is the girl who won second place in i F the Riordan Home Coming Queen Contest most prob- ably because of her flowing blond locks and her enthusiastic accordion playing. ,hfffff , f f . of U A'n ,I ...- CATHERINE CALLEJA, our peppy class cheer- leader of petite stature, whimsical smile, and dis- tinctive hair styles, who is a Parlette staff writer and a firm rooter of U. S. F. and Santa Clara, desires to become a secretary. LEA DAVINI, who is a Student Body Treasurer, has carried the money bags of the Class of '59 since coming from Marina Junior High School in her soph- omore year. She leads the Panther victory cheers in addition to being an enthusiastic rooter for S. l. JOAN DE SOTO made her singing debut at the Christmas Cantata, progresses rapidly on the type- writer and piano, and wears a sparkler on her left hand to symbolize her future. N 'Ui E f YQ L ifnjlffl if ll ifjlgfflgv QA ll ly ,J T J T T mls r W T f V JAWS BO TER, our Stu ent ody S cretary, editorfv T V M l VX of the Parlette in her junior year, a loyal four yearly j J gf fl it V