St Francis de Sales High School - Maritas Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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2: ,, 4:2 x ,gi X If fx '1 Mrs. Felix Padron, for keeping our classrooms clean and neat all year round. Q4-f Paulina Yellowhair, for her faithful daily work in super- vising the yearbook work. As editor Paulina faithfully executed her job by working after school hours, often till 5 P.M. and by training junior staff members so they will be prepared to assume the leadership next year. ,oecia recogni f i on 5.5. ' A , .5 . '1 f fi 3 .h 5.. - ...Q I I. , XX, i. xf . X s 4 ,f ! Mr. George Marquez, the man always handy to help in any need, for his faithfulness in keeping our classrooms and campus always clean. R E ,,,. 'a New - , V ' 1 Shirley Ogonowski, for her leadership in Sodality work, for her almost daily work on yearbook, for her nomination to Teen Board of Extension Magazine, for her service in typ- ing transcripts for all records.

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0 CCl,l'l'll0lfl,5 Class presidents Marty Zamlock, Juanita Aguilera, Janet Nazarro and Cecilia Doty enjoy the college at- mosphere between seminars at the Student Govern- ment Day, held at Redlands University on October 7. Leadership-its advantages and disadvantages, char- acteristics and responsibilities-was the general theme of the day, the purpose was to aid student leaders from secondary schools throughout southern Califor- nia. Others who attended from St. Francis were the four student body officers. Junior members of the Maritas staff, Juanita Aguilera, Linda Tyson, Becky Ramirez, Mary Devine and Judy Bridges Cnot picturedj examine model year- book pages during a lull between sessions at the Yearbook Workshop hosted by Redlands University in November. The day gave participating students the opportunity to receive valuable tips on yearbook copy, layout, photography, design and planning. On December 1, for the second time in Riverside's history, a Youth in Government Day was sponsored by the Riverside Junior Chamber of Commerce. The purpose of the day was to give youth an insight into the organization and activities of city government, a practical application of the fundamental workings of democracy through actual experience, to increase the student's interest. awareness and knowledge of civic affairs and governmental processes, To prepare for the day, the student counterparts of the city officials studied the Charter of the City of Riverside. Because of their small number of seniors, St. Francis has only one participating student, Shirley Ogonowski, who was Councilwoman Nancy O'Neill's counterpart for the day. One of the employees of Riverside Bell Telephone Company explains the intricacies of telephone me- chanics to the physical science students.

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l,l,e mn. 'Vind' Ann Steponovich, for her ability in leading the St. Francis Pat Baumbach and Mary Ann Kruljac, for their helpful Student Council, and for her leadership in city J. R. C. assistance in typing all the high school report cards, rec- secondary council, of which she is President, ord cards, and some of the exams throughout the year. il l : I' Q - 1-pair Gloria Gouyd, for her cheerful helpfulness in setting up the Johanna Vargo and Tess Rembold, for their generosity in movie projector for all teachers, and for her exactness in giving their Saturday mornings to help Sister Ambrose in fulfilling her special assignment. the teaching of the grammar school children's art lessons. Johanna, for her zeal and efforts in getting ads for our 85 yearbook.