Ravenhill Academy - Mariale Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Maria Teresa Ruiz de Huidobro Terry 1945-52 USUALLY SEEN ....... . . readlnq NEEDS ................. a ship FAVORITE EXPRESSION I don't mean to be difficult -- BUT... PET PEEVE .............. noses AMBITION .......... world traveler DESTINATION .......... I-lavana' ' Student Council, 3 years, President, l95l-52, Glee Club, 4 years, President 1951-52, DramatlcClub, 4 years, French Club, 4 years, Spanish Club, 1 year, Career Club, I year, Hockey Varsity, 1 year, Hockey J.V., 3 years, Basketball Varsity, 1 year, Basketball J.V., 3 years, Red Team, Athletic Association, Prom Committee, 1 year, Children of Mary Association, Junior Adoration Society. A description of '1'erry's life at R.H.A. would be an endless rendition of her many services in a thousand different capacities. Terry, as president of our class, has won both popularity and respect in her devotion to the Assumption. Her generosity in giving her time and effort was evident as president of the Glee Club and stage manager of the Dramatic Club. Her many responsibilities, however, never seem to take the twinkle from Terry's eyes or hold back her frequent laughter. Finding time for hockey, basketball, and tennis has made her a promi- nent member of our teams. Terry's wide range of interest seems to go hand in hand with her capabilities presented so charmingly in her lively Spanish+American manner. Terry has only to follow the code she has already set herself in order to fulfill a destiny worthy of the Assumption.

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A Psalm for I952 O Lord God to whom love belongeth. O God, from whom love proceedeth, show Thyself. Pour upon us Thyself, thou light of the learned, nourish thy wisdom within us. Lord, how long could we love Thee? How long could we love thee in darkness? How long shall we stumble and falter in shadow, while our childish vanities flaunt themselves? They shame us, thy children, O Lord, and afflict our heritage.. Who will rise up against the evil doers, or who will withstand them? Those who teach truth and follow after truth.. Unless they had been our help, might we not fall a prey to evil? When we thought to fall, their counsel, O Lord, upheld us. In the multitude of thy blessings, we see how thy comforts delight our souls. For the Lord is our defense, and the rock of those who teach Thee. We go forth prepared, strengthened in truth, armed with the shield. O Come, let us sing unto the Lord, O God, we will sing with those who love Thee. Constance Horton '53

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.VJ WE- ? tu C iw, F' E . ply .a i Y' Q A A 31' I, I in il. L: W: , 5 lj. iw, q t I it ff 'W' if i- f 1 fy: ty lv t Mary Joanne ' 'Coffie' ' 1940-52 USUALLY SEEN ........ . . . at meetings NEEDS ..................... cl plane FAVORITE EXPRESION I stood there and roared PET PEEVE ............ Cinnamon puns AMBITION ...... . . . to learn to slnq DESTINATION ........... ' 'Sing-Sing I ' ' Student Council, l year, Dramatic Club, 4 years, French Club, 4 years, Spanish Club, 1 year, Ccoer Club, 1 year, Hockey Varsity, 4 yea:-sg Basketball J .V., 3 years, Athletic Association Board, 2 years, Red Team: Captain 1951-527 Prom Committee: Chairman 1951-523 Children oi Mary Association, Junior Adoration Society. Kaufman Our Coffie -brown eyes, auburn hair and sparkling smile - has been at Ravenhill for twelve years. A pro- ficient secretary, she has the amazing ability to fly from meeting to meeting with minutes intact. Mary's varied interests include music, opera, the legitimate theater, tennis and a certain spot in New Jersey, known as Spring Lake. As much as we shall look for- ward to seeing Mary after graduation we hope that we shall not be in need of her assistance, as her future fsubject- to-change plansj includes the study of psychiatry.