St Joseph Academy - Shield Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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71 VARSITY Front row, left to right: Sandra Ross, Louise O'Keefe, Pat Smith, Joan McBride, Celia Mazzio. Second row: Carolyn Bentley, Janet Whalen, Martha Braune, Donna Blake, Patsy Greene, Frances Radovanovich. Volleyball Game JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Pat O'Larick, Mary Steele, Virginia Espinoza, Bar- bara Matule, Angelina Delgado. Second row: Carole Mulder, Doreen Mallett, Jean Bachli, E. Delgado, G. Cooley. genie!! Baseball in Action VARSITY Front row: Virginia Espinoza, Mary Louise Aguilar, Isabel Espinoza, Betty Doyle, Lupe Vasquez. Second row: anza Delgado, Martha Braune, Joyce Smith, Geraldine Cooley, Pat Smith. 1 Sans. 7' Mary Steele, Catherine Ostoja, Esper-

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1: 5 J . aa: 7042! eaz We, the graduating Class of 1954, of St. Joseph Academy, being of sound mind and intellect, do, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. AR LE I To the Sisters of Mercy, we extend our deepest grjtfude for their patient efforts in educating us through these four years at S. I. A, To Sister Mary Celestine, we will a Senior Class which is immune to the Diamond Sparkle. To Sister Mary Mercy, we will any bank she desires to end her many financial difficulties. To Sister Mary Cecilia, we will our gratitude for her special interest in each individual Senior. To Sister Mary Oliver, we will a kitchen through which will pass nothing but heavenly aromas. To Sister Mary Raymond, we will an entire student-body that will not be late for choral, Variety Show practice, and other different activities. To Sister Mary Kevin, we will a group of girls who will do nothing but study during study periods. To Sister Mary Evangelist, we will an automatic window opener equipped for attracting all zephyrs. To Sister Mary Gabriel, we will a stamp with her name engraved on it for signing passes. To Sister Mary Antonia, we will our gratitude for her presiding at homeroom in Sister Mary Celestine's absence. To Mrs. Springer, we will a great appreciation of her efforts to advance the school and its many students. To Miss Mair, we will a magic door which will close at her first command - and remain closed. To Miss McDonald, we will a one-year driver's course with car to be used on next year's Seniors. To Mr. Page, we will an undying remembrance of his pleasant personality and his unselfish thoughfulness which we will carry with us throughout the future. ARTICLE II To the Juniors, we will the honor of being the successors of the Class of 1954. To the Sophomores, we will the pleasure of being Upper Classmen. To the Freshmen, we will a book of manners. May they use it wisely and OFTEN! ARTICLE III I, Virginia Bambery, do hereby will my dilapidated uniform skirt to any Freshman who wants to look like a Senior. I, Carolyn Bentley, do hereby will to my sister, Pat, twenty cents for her first issue of Today.