St Andrews High School - Tower Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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The Tower llueen And Her Court of Mass Colleen Phrlhps Tower Queen and her court smrle contentedly after the corona tron As the highest patron sellers In the school they wrll rergn over Sarnt Andrews Tower for thus year

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Mother Daughter Tea Rankrng hrgh among the socral events at Sarnt Andrews rs the Mother Daughter Tea that rs annu ally presented by the Faculty and the Senror Class Thrs year the tea was held on October 27 As the grrls and therr mothers arrrved they were welcomed by the receptron lrne whrch was headed by Srster Rosalra Mary Superror Kathy Whrt latch Socral Charrman drrected the guests to places rn the Audrtorrum where tea and cakes were served by Senror hostesses ln attendance at the tea urns were Senror Class Presrdents and Vrce Presrdents who offrcrated wrth drgnrfred gracrous ness Mothers and daughters unanr mously agreed that the afternoon was very pleasant The receptron lrne composed of Student Body Offrcers and Pat Burkhardt and Laverne Schouten awart the tea berng poured by Senror Class officer Ann Sweeney The daughters and therr guests are gracrously served tea by therr hostesses from the Senror Class 68 . il ,Nu v A r V I fl gr Faculty members, greets mothers and daughters. M 1 e U it f ,t 5

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The Junior-Senior Prom There is something magic about Prom night. The night air is, as it were, charged with electricity. This was true about the night of May twenty-third. This year's magic evening was held at the Los Angeles Breakfast Club. and the theme was Twilight Time. The lunior class and the members of the prom com- mittee were responsible for the wonderful evening. The committee included Sue Hitchcock, lo Pariso, Mary Ann Zakes, Joyce Wilson, Pat Burkhardt, and Shirley Campise. Carolyn Doll and Mary Pat Hitchcock eagerly accept the coveted prom bid from a member of the Prom Committee, Mary Ann Zakes Rita De Clerk is anticipating a memorable evening as her es- cort helps her with her coat. YZ