Ravenhill Academy - Mariale Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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l Q Rosemary Anne Spino Rosie 1948-52 USUALLY SEEN ...... . . with Gloria NEEDS ...... . . ...... .... cz new cor FAVORITE EXPRESSION ...... Come off it! PET PEEVE .......... ..... B ELLS AMBITION .......... . . . . politics DESTINATION . . . . ....... dictator Glee Club, 4 years, Dramatic Club, lyearg French Club, 1 year, Career Club, l yearg White Teumg Prom Committee, l yeary Year Book Staff, 2 years, Children of Mary Association, President 51-525 Junior Adoration Society. If you hear a low chuckle around the corner you can almost be sure it be- longs to Rosemary, whose appreciative laughter has always warmed the hearts of our would-be class Wits . But Rosie has a serious side, too. We don't know what we would have done without her work on the Yearbook and Prom committees,and her political arguments in Current Events class would put fear in any congressman. It wouldn't sur- prise us at all if she entered politics. Whatever you do, Rosie, we want to wish you success, it is sure to come your way because of the enthusiasm we know you will bring to anything you undertake.

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, wg ,W ,K ,1 W 1' viii' ' 'L Sarah Preston Tiers Sally 1946-52 USUALLY SEEN ...... . . . full of PEP NEEDS ................... a sedative FAVORITE EXPRESSION .... Watt'l.l I tell you PET PEEVE ............... school-work AMBITION .......... ....... Br azll DESTINATION ................ . . nut Student Council, 2 yearsg Treasurer, 51-527 Glee Club, 4 yearsf Dramatic Club, 4years5 French Club, 4 years, President, Sl-527 Career Club, 1 yeary Hockey Varsity, 4 years, co-captain, 51-52: Basketball Varsity, 3 years, co-captain, 51-52: J.V., l year, Athletic Association, 4years7Wh1te Teamg capta-in 51-52: Prom Committee, 2 years, Yearbook Staff, 1 year, Children of Mary Association, Junior Adoration Society. Sally means ability in dramatics, harmony in harmonizing, and skill in athletics. Sally is the keynote of active activities. Co-captain of both hockey and basketball, she has proved to be a wonderful leader with excellent sportsmanship. Her warm personality is shown by her kindness and sympathy to those around her. Sally has certainly been an asset to our class. We wish the best ofevery- thing to you, Sally, and may you reach the goal of your hopes.

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J' 3. Va. Mary Elizabeth Warren Boober 1948-52 USUALLY SEEN ...... in the midst of chaos NEEDS ......... someone to take inventory FAVORITE EXPRESSION What IS everyone talklnd about? PET PEEVE ....... Coff1e's dislike of puns AMBITION ..... . . . to have some ambition DESTINATION . . . ............ Utopia Student Council, 1 year, Dramatic Club, 4 years, President '51-'52, French Club, I Year, Career Club, l year: President '51--'525 Basketball .l.V., 1 year, White Team: Prom Committee, 1 year7YearbookStaff, 2 years, Editor 1951-19527 Children of Mary Assoclationy Junior Adoration Society. - Mary is action's child, satisfied only when simultaneously engaged in innum- erable activities. Editor of the Year- book, president of the Dramatic Club, and dabbler in literary work, Boober is busy -always. Though sometimes erudite, Mary paradoxically is happiest in blue jeans. Mary's fondness for discussion is usually satisfied over a cup of hot tea - reminiscent of Coffee House Days perhaps - and is inevitably interrupted by the hilarious laughter of the Wits , for Mary's humor is one of her specialties. Whether career woman or homemaker or whether a combination of the two, wherever, whatever, whenever, Mary's contribution is sure to be a big one. 7