Rosary High School - Marian Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Barbara Breveleri President Josephine Gammicchia Treasurer Patricia Lambert Vice President Blass ul '59 Secreta ry Maureen Murphy Sergeant at Arms Senior memories We, the graduates of '59, step into the world mind- ful of our duties towards God and man, and trained, not only for success in a profession but even more for success in life. Looking back on the achievement of these goals we recall Senior Memories . Not knowing with slightest degree of accuracy, we hestitate to articulate, for fear of deviating from the paths of integrity . . . marks the beginning of our years at Rosary with initiation. To show us how United we stand, divided we fall we chose offi- cers: Beverly Vezzani, Enriquita Ordona, Barbara Breveleri, Joanne Caffery, and Patricia Lambert. We devoted prayers to St. Pius X, our patron, and waved blue and black for one reward - the volleytennis trophy. As Sophomores we spurred our volleyball and vol- leytennis teams to victory. Our retreat, winning the subscription drive, and Aqua lnterlude highlighted our year. We remained united in spirit through the efforts of class officers: Beverly Vezzani, Mary Fran- ces Koch, Barbara Breveleri, and Margo Vitalich. Upstairs , the receiving of our class rings was our first mark as upperclassmen. With Mary Frances Koch, Elaine Bierly, Donna Fusselman, and Dorothy Dunn as officers we went on to plan Land of the Pharoahs and our prom, Memories in Stardust . The death of our dear classmate, Rachele Cirinelli, saddened us, yet drew us closer together as we realized how much we meant to one another. Ninety-one of us became Red Sweater Seniors with privileges and responsibilities. We strove closer to our goals with the help of officers: Barbara Brevel- eri, Patricia Lambert, Donna Fusselman, and Joseph- ine Gammicchia. Among the most important events of this wonderful year were the receiving of our Red Sweaters and class pins, Little Sister Day , Espana Antigua , Retreat, Christmas pageant, Sen- ior Privilege Day, and Nuit Enchantee . Baccalaur- eate Mass and finally Graduation brought us to the realization that all good things must come to an end. Upon achieving our goals, with our Christian philoso- phy and education to guide us, we promise to be always loyal . . . we will never forget our beloved Alma Mater--Rosary High School. Donna Fusselman

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SALLY MARIE ANDERSON THERESA ANN AUGUST ELLEN MARY AUGUSTINE .av Semnrs PATRICIA CAROLYN BAKER NANCY EVELYN BALL FRANCES CRAWFORD BENNETT ELAINE MARIE BIERLY MARY RONDA BREWSTER