St Mary of the Valley Academy - Miriam Yearbook (Beaverton, OR)

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At the present time twelve parochial schools in Ore- gon and two in Spokane, Wash- inqtori are staffed by the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon. A tribute of gratitude is due our faculty for without them our Gallery of Art would never have been. G Sister Mary Angela, Superior 0 i l , Sister Superior gives a smile of approval as she checks the grade point averages of the students. Sister Angela is Superior of the Acad- emy. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Portland University. X 0 fr A foe- oO TE SS is QQ v l A M W4 ts 'P Q5 Nh 04,4 PO A Y- Q9 Q 5 'E at g 2 Q . - 5 W1 W Z 1 1 , ,pmbznmp en,JL,AYJsvAvA-AvA,Jx,J:..o4LJ-.A A AJ? Sister Mary Xaveria, Principal Q Our principal, Sister Xaveria, files the scores of the National Merit examination. Sister is principal and faculty adviser of the student council. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rosary Col- lege, Chicago. in I L 17 s -msd-1' 0 Reverend Joseph Neuville Q What was that again? questions our chaplain, the Reverend Joseph Neuville. ln addition to being our chaplain, 'Father Neuville is a full-time teacher at Central Catholic High School in Portland. l l 'M T- 8 1 ' Reverend Michael Fleming, - Father Fleming displays the white vestments while he explains, White is symbolic of purity and white vestments are worn on the feasts of Christmas . . . Father is the assistant pastor of St, Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, and for the past five years has faithfully dedicated his Tuesday mornings teaching religion to us. - 14+-tl-+ 'P+-lf+++i-+'h:V + -I-'I--I' +-I--l- , Reveren Anthony Gerace 4 Everyone has passed the test, re- ported our renowned hole-in-one re- li ion rofessor. 9 P ln spite of his many duties as pastor of Sf. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Father Ger- ace finds time to give us weekly religious instructions. .- Sister Mary Alberta interrupts writing a letter to praise her students for their excellent posture. Sister earned a Bachelor of Science degree at Marylhurst College and teaches shorthand. C Sister Mary Alberta 1' P v Sister Mary Boniface . Did you check for the book in the card file? inquires Sister Mary Boniface. Full time librarian, Sister Boniface ob- tained her Bachelor of Arts degree from if 4 Sister Mary Andre The 'Feature for tonight . . . announces Sister Mary Andre as she threads the projector. Sister Andre has charge of the resident students and is Y.C.S. moderator. She is a graduate of Maryl- hurst College and has a Bachelor of Science degree. Mt. Angel College and a Bachelor of Arts in Library Science from Rosary College, Chicago. - Sister Mary Camillus ' Sister Mary Camillus tunes a violin for one of her music pupils. linstructor of violin and piano, Sister Mary Camillus holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public School Music from Mt. Angel College. 1 Sister Mary Everildis v if -1 Sister Mary Eugenia 1' Describe the atom, requests Sister Mary Eugenia. Physics, Chemistry and Physical Science classes are taught by Sister Mary Eugenia who received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Marquette University and her Master of Arts degree from University of Notre .W My MX! Dame. Sister Mary Everildis reassures a student who has been ill that All your assign- ments are completed. Classes in Latin, Religion and English are on the day's agenda for Sister Mary Everildis. Mt. Angel College bestowed a Bachelor of Arts degree upon Sister. A ---Y ,Af 7 A44 . Sister Mary Frances 0 Sister Mary Frances is pictured in a familiar habi- tat-the art supply cupboard. Marylhurst College awarded a Bachelor degree to Sister. French, art, biology and classes are tauqht by Sister Mary Frances also Y.C.S. moderator and sophomore class Q Sister M3fy Marc n 4 FSNJ1 fu--!.f m Q:v'N.f'EQ,Zsx.u v Sister Mary Mar uerite ' Answer either 'true' or 'false', directs Sister Mary Marguerite as she begins a daily quiz. Sister holds the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Portland University and a Mas- ter's degree from Gonzaga University. English, Religion and history classes arc taught by Sister Marguerite. She is also probation sodality moderator, faculty acl- viser for the Miriamette and sophomore class adviser. Sister Mary Marcine plays selections from HamIet for her senior English class. ln addition to English, Sister teaches U. S. History, and Religion and is iunior class advisor and Sodality moderator. Sister has a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Louis University and a Master of Arts degree from Gonzaga University. l 4 The universe equals l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, explains Sister Mary Mildred. Sister Mildred teaches Religion, Algebra ll, Bookkeeping and Typing. She is fresh- man class advisor and moderator of the Service Club. Sister received a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degree from Port- land University. i v - Sister Mary ofthe Sacred Heart' v 0 Sister Mary Mildred ' Lesson plans form an important part of each teacher's schedule. Sister Mary smiles as the photographer interrupts her prepar- ations. A Bachelor and Master of Arts from Portland University qualify Sister Mary of the Sacred Heart to teach General Mathe- matics, Algebra and Geometry. v Sister Mary Philip H' Sister Mary Philip smiles as she com poses a circular letter for interested as pirants. Sister finds a full program in being as pirant mistress and giving piano leSSOr1S Sister Philip possesses a Bachelor of Sci ence in Public School Music from Mt Angel College. A nice piece of work, comments Sis- ter Theresa Margaret as she glances at a term paper. Sister Theresa Margaret teaches Religion, Sociology, English, and Typing, is senior class advisor, moderator of the Miriam and the Debate Club. Sister earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Mt. Angel College and a Master of Arts from the University- 'l- I F lf AQ- '1'-f.',- -5-'-1-.CA-1. ' Gonzaga. , --, - .-V GM ' Sister Madonna Patrice H - The seams could stand more pressing, remarks Sister Madonna Patrice. Clothing I and ll, World History and Christian Family Living are taught by Sis- ter Madonna Patrice. Sister obtained her Bachelor of Science in Education from Marylhurst College. Sister Therese Marie checks the costumes prior to rehearsal. Directress of the Valmarie Choir, the academy glee club, and drama instructor are Sister's duties. A graduate of San Fran- cisco State College, Sister holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Public School Music. 1 . .fr , . -fide? Mary Theresa Margaret . 5' 1 , .,-' . ,- ,- I ,- l 14 i l? 1 7 , 5 . -Q06 .H E1 .Q ' SisterTherese' Marie 'T Anita Pienovi CMrs. Arthur Pascuzzij plays a record for her dancing class. Marylhurst College and Sadler Wells in London, have been the choices of Anita for further education Cafter graduating from S.M.V.A.J Anita teaches ballet and modern iazz to both the high school and grade school each Tuesday. Sister' ary Virginia - Sister Mary Virginia graciously poses for the photographer, as she is en route to call for a music student. Mt. Angel College conferred a Bachelor of Science in Public School Music upon Sister Mary Virginia. Sister gives piano and violin lessons and directs liturgical singing. 1 A ., ,yr 1 Y S . Mrs. Florence Wallis ' Mrs. Wallis is at it again-photography is one of the favorite hobbies of our phys- ical education teacher, Mrs. Florence Wallis. A graduate of Lewis and Clark College, Mrs. Wallis has a Bachelor of Science de- gree. QQFW . I I A 'Q , L Jana McFarland 'SL Student body secrefa ry A ' Cheryl Hazard fi, - 'Thi Probation Sodalify prefect ,'- ,,. ' ' 5 . W ,faixm rlsfjfjffff 1 f1wSi2'i ' H21 t .liiQwkf',-f- H ' f, ,M3i,ig , . '?1LH.J't5 , J 1 EMG 54, M: . , r smmaaanfif J4,,,w1. . ,V , . 2 Y ff 4, 1 E ma X521 'Mg f,'-fifwfzw Mwdgg :B cflgff ,Mew W ,liibix g if ff S 2 fi? , 5 If 12 SQ K Nsa,gf 'k img 42. 'E r . M, fy: gm ., fe, ,K 'L s 1 '2 i 5 JH' ,. , .. Eg, M4 . I 1 - gs 1 .4 W 5 J ev?-H Zi 4. ,gg .uf- - ,W ' 2 vw If 1 :nf :mamma EXHIBIT I Seniors 4 i X 1 O -f f-af ss. ,... ...I get .s .fs X .M--t.,.,. .t.,,s,,., -2 sw,-fer.-fs swam.,-7 ,.fI 2 as z, , X I x 4 if Q K 2 f-V: - it s .Q-1. fs .-,ff , 1 fs:,.,.f' 5 I a 'f fsA,ss.s.s-,W as., sw 1, V ,mfs 1 Q, ,E r ., ,, .. ,Ss ,Y ., . .M . X . .. . sf fzs fffwf' , N A s X tl I x D I 1 . X . 1 make a preliminary examination of samples of graduation announcements. 7 xi. X 1 7 'YA 4 P! . 4' Qi g 'S 'QNX 0 1' glgygg , Class of '60 It was with not a little misgiving that we accepted our paint brushes and palettes as we began the outline of our painting four years ago. As we now look upon those all too short years we are aware of the opportunities that have been given us, particularly by the Artists ot the Master, the Sisters ot Saint Mary of Oregon. Our tour years have been tillecl with many happy memories.Q,,sg, . 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I, ' P .- at s . .,, 1 p Susanne Albers .Ioan Marie Berry St. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon Mary .lane Beuckman Emplfe, 0f990Y1 ' lst Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, I I Transfer '58 North Bend High School. 3rd Debate 3, 4, Miriamette Staff 2, 3, 4, Queen 57' Clare 5 Pa '5l f Portland' Ofegcn I Honors 3, 4, Miriam Staff 3, 4, Miriamette ot the Valley 1, Mystical Rose 2, Class 2nd lflonors lf 2' 3' 47 Class Pfesldenl 37 Staff 4, Service Club 4. Salutatorian, Sodahfv lf 21 31 4' Sally Ann Burres St. John's Parish, Condon, Oregon 2nd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice President 2, Probation Sodality Prefect 1, Class Secretary 4, Glee 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Miriamette Staff 3, 4. Donna Marie Cendana St, John's Parish, Milwaukie, Oregon Carol Elizabeth Charvet Blessed Sacrament Parish, Grandview, Wash- ington 2nd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 1, Class Treasurer 3, Student Body Treas- urer 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Miriam Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. ' 19 Sharon Diane Davis Sf. Mary's Parish, Corvallis, Oregon Shirley Joanne Davis Sf. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon Transfer '59 Mt. Angel Academy, 2nd Hon- Y.C.S. i, 2, 3, 4, Miriam Staff i, 2, 3, 4, ors 4, Soclaliiy 4. Miriametfe Staff 2, 3. at Navi, Sf. CeciIia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon Kathleen Ma,-ga,-ef Day Kathleen Ann Depew Sharon Patricia Dimler Sf- J0l1I'1'S Parish, Milwaukie, OVGQOVI Sf. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverion, Oregon Glee 3, 4: Miriam Siaff 4- Glee i, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 1. Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Miriamene Staff 2, 3, Miriam Staff 4, Service Club Vice Pres. 2, G.A.A. Vice Pres. 3, G.A.A. Treas. 4. Dorothy LaVerne Doescher LaGrande, Oregon Transfer '59 La Grande Senior High. Shannon Joan Doran Holy Redeemer Parish, Portland, Oregon 3rd Honors 1, 3, 4, Glee 2, 3, 4, Prom Princess 1, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Sodalify Prefecf 4, Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4, Service Club 1, 2, 3, Miriam Editor 4. Prom Queen 4. Marianne Ereno Holy Family Parish, Burns, Oregon Miriam Assistani Business Manager 4. ga, Q : ,yr ' Z ,E x fi ,...,,. ,..,, 5 ,,w,a-wf,,,,,' arf,-, ,ll if , 5 Al 155535 E ffl ll ' f l w c lr li ., ,mania . ' f ,,. .,,., g,,, in , . me wi ris'5,f,',,1'w 9,-1, 'fi 53,1 f. ,,,. ,. .. Fl lf 5 Wil s H, , x liar vxfdws Em ll, 1 i ll, Hill. 'l s lllllmlffll K K 'ill Mlllrlzfa lf f- .llszlm-fl f 5 'l,,,J, , L 5, lfwQalllT1 l .rl l fgxiirrnwl 3,22 WSU, , ,Riga E! s XA Q g l lv- gf '52 5 lleli , 'fm T, 'f galil 3 , , ,.:v5.l?5,,-, is lg rf . ,. E 5 fl l w , r l Ali, ll P M fl X Ylsil, 3, l ., ,e'i : ll?! 1 l 22 ffl , N215 gi ,.,,ffe,, 4 K , piles, ' ll , . W .. , lgl leye i-'M ,-ww f-f ,:,,p,g-, - K az, , ja N , M ' 5 ,2 . , 2, E24 l 2 ,fail hr Um 5 ,,,ff?l'gm z,,,a,, ENN ,gh r Q, B9 rr, , E E wi I 1fz:,gg5gg,'5,?,3,,,we' ,M 4,5 w:,wf:,4,- , -. w.a,,'gQf Y 'i S -gf fs--fe Q , Maureen Ann Fifzpah-ick Constance Jean Foster Mary Margaret Garvin mzxga 2, -, ,fi-KL , ,g,,,,,:'wHi, al, 11' A 15 Q, 7, assi, k aim ' 3- ' . f e ew my . . ,,l,,,55,g,za,, 5 . fq5:1smf,ft.fma,sf, ..,,,ewxl:ffi:,Qsi',,v,,s. Sf. Edward's Parish Lebanon Oregon - - , - Sf. Clare's Parish, Portland, Oregon T ' ' , 57- CSCIIIH S Paflshf BBBVGYTOH, Ofegon Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, ard Honors 4, sodamy Ffi'ff,,e ed fQ'f'QoZl',.A'1,9e' ACademYf 60- Miriam Staff 3, 4, Marismene Staff 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mmamene sfsff 3, Miriam Staff 'mrs ' B 'ly Sodalrfv 3, 4: Service Club 2, 3- 4, Prom Princess 4. 2l . . TYQRSES, , - 53,51 ,AW Diane Louise Hays Mary Ellen Hadley Kathleen Cecilia Herauf St. Anthony's Parish, Tigard, Oregon I l I l Sf. Maffhew's Parish, Hillsboro, Oregon Transfer '58 lmmaculafa Academy, Portland, Sf- Cefillla S Parish, BGGVQHOI1, Ore90n - ' 3rd Honors 1, 2, 3, Miriam Staff 2, 3, Serv- 2nd Honors 3, 4, Debate 3, Miriametfe Staff 3rd Honors 2, 4, S0ClBll'Y 21 31 47 Mlflam ice Club 'l, 2. 4. Sfaff 4- 4' 5 yr Carol Jean Herinckx Marcella Victoria Herrera Sf. Francis of Assissi Parish, Roy, Oregon ST. Mary's Parish, Stockton, California lst Honors 'l, 2, 3, 4, Sodalily l, 2, 3, 4, Transfer '59 Sf. Mary's High School, Stock- Service Club 1, Home Maker of Tomorrow ton, California. 2nd Honors 4. 4, Queen of ihe Valley 4, Class Valedic- forian. Darlene Hine St. Anthony's Parish, Miriam Staff 3. Tigard, Oregon Judith Lehman Teresa Ann Kathleen Ellen Sf, Charles' Parish, Tagomal Washington Transfer '57 Aquinas Academy, Tacoma, St John's- Parish, Milwaukie, Oregon St. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon Washington. Cheerleader 3 Sodalnty 4 Sodality T, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Honors 4. Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2. Debate 3, 4, 3rd Honors 3 4 .. ,r:f,5',.if Ewa' .a?i!'i,s5w,,.E li , .-,'-,Z,5.-':'1,. .- .ES2',I' as 5 rjggf ig ,r 3, - , sis l' EliQl,,i,, ig, s as f.e i!ggg,,i gQEg,,,g,,,g,g 1 ' LU iififfii i'wQQs?ig'xf, rw iz ' r will? l llaliiiil ,iw riis willgiigliigaliliiliflii .ii 1, vw ,,-. .- fx - f,,'2,2,'Sr5,f 'lil izillllffi ' 5ifillilsililifiiiiiiiiiifi i ,nl ..,, V, V g2f,f,gfgg,,r in if if z 'gi' vig: 5 if ., r h .. ,,,,,., 3 ,iss swf? 91554 .5 SW wzfi w l 1 f?i2K'?3fi5f,ilwlimliwmfii . x HAM ini i1i?iWiQgfir1gs1,f.2WW Vlllilff' 5 gigs?fg,ifi22gi,i:,,5,lii?leg!2w 1 ' Wg ,Zilla i'!5si1i,fgv1,fif'f,', ,f- S .rezllgmilitiiiiwwfisgiaflli fi if-:W .tim ifieslgeigisrzgsihn:v1 ',2f 'ft ,izzzfgiiigefeiififisfiiifiigziizfigiiii 2, rise gif 53,2 52255, ?gi5ii.r g1 , fi , , 411,-'1-is ,gg -1g,,eg,,5q, ,gi,,,q,ii5.g,,,gggwfw2 ,3,fg,,,, 5 lllm' tag? P 'V , 'C r f 1' fl ,, il HV ff1,.,,,g,,..s. s. rr -'Eff S itfwfill ' ..,'11,1lf1-55: 55 '-,'i ' ifli-77, ,,, ,,,,, A s r ---. f.z gfi Gale Kathryn Matthews Jacqueline Agnes McEachern St. Agatha's Parish, Portland, Oregon ST- R0se's PHfiSl'l, 'POFTI-md, 0l'e90n ard Honors 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Miriam- 3rd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, ette Staff 4, Service Club 3, Mardi Gras Class VFCS Pfesidem 4: Sodalify 2, 3, 4, Princess 4. Service Club 1, Y.C.S. 3, 4, Miriam Staff 1 2, 3, Miriamette Staff 4, Prom Princess 2 Jana Susan McFarland I Patricia Anne Mengls St. Joseph's Parish, Crescent City, California Catherine Jaan Megkeg 2nd Honors 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Glee Sf, Anthony'5 Parish, Tigard, Oregon 2, 3, 4: Prom PYFDCGSS 3: Sivdenf Body Sec- Holy Cross Parish, Portland, Oregon Transfer '58 St. Mary's Academy, Portland fefafY 47 Miriam Business Manager 42 3rd Honors 2, 3, 4, Glee i, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 3rd Honors 4: Cheefleadef 3: 45 Glee 3. 4 Y.C.S. 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Y.C.S. 4. Sodality 3, 4- i Q .. Lorelei Millsap Clairene Susan O'Grady Margaret Rose Olberding Sf. Cecilia's'Parish, Beaverton, Oregon St. John's Parish, Milwaukie, Oregon St. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon 3rd Honors 4, Glee 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Glee 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, Miriamette Transfer '58 Beaverton Union High, Glee Service Club 2. Staff 4. 3, 4, ' ' u Mary Theresa O'Leary R 0 md P h ein i ec er Sf. John's Mission, Paisley, Oregon Madelme louse Rekan 2nd HOUOYS 1, 2, 37 Class Pl'95idef'lf if 2: Sf. Monica's Parish, Santa Monica, California I Student Body President 4, Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Transfer '59 Santa Monica High, Santa Mon- Sf- A9HThB'S Paflshf P0l'flal'1df 0l'e90l Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. ica, California, 3rd Honors 4. 2nd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 4, Glee 2, 4. Launa Irene Roberts Claudia Lee Sitton Carol Ann 5Pie i l9 St. Clare's Parish, Po,-Hand, Oregon Sf. Anthony's Parish, Tigard, Oregon Sf. Edward's Parish, North Plains, Oregon Transfer '57 Girls Poly, Service Club 3, 2nd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Secretary 4, 2nd Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Glee 5,-,dalify 1, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Ann Springer Trena Ann Thomas sf. Clare's Parish, Penland, oregon Joan Darlene Stremich ist Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee 3, 4, Sodality I, Sf. Aga1ha's Parish, Portland, Oregon 2, 3, 47 Y.C.S. 3, 47 Miriametle Staff 4. Sf. Aga1ha's Parish, Portland, Oregon Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 3rd Honors 3, 4. Barbara Rosalie Vaetz Kathleen Theresa Veriinski Christ the King Parish, Milwaukie, Oregon Sr. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon 3rd Honors 47 Sodality 3, 47 Miriamehe Staff 3rd Honors I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader if Sodal- 45 Y.C.S. 3, 4. ity Secretary 45 Y.C.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Judith Anne Wall Sf. Cecilia's Parish, Beaverton, Oregon Patricia Margaret Wehage 3rd H0h0l'S lf 2, 3, 4: 50'-7lallfY 21 31 47 Class JUY'-Te A- Wal59n St. Agatha's Parish, Portland, Oregon 59Cl'e7afY li Class Vice President 37 G'A'A' Transfer '58 ST. Mary's Academy, Portland, PreSiClel'1T 4: Mlfiam ST-iff 31 42 March of St. Agatha's Parish, Portland, Oregon ist Honors 3, 45 Sodality 41 Glee 3, Y.C.S. Dimes Princess 4- 3rd Honors 3, 4: Miriameffe Staff 4- 3, 4, Student Body Vice President 4. li fl ,S iiiiiiz, St Jose h's Parish, Crescent City, California Judith Ann Williams Mary Linda Wollin Judy Pauline Zwan St. Anne's Parish, Portland, Oregon Tigard, Oregon . p Transfer '58 lmmaculata Academy, Portland, Transfer '59 Tigard Union High School Sodality 3, 4- Miriam Staff 4. 3rd Honors 4. E s . ,4,Q,,f.5L,f:,g W,-if s , vffigb Sir.- is M , s if, A XHIBIT ll . . . Juniors ,, sly .-'Jax assi wp: wr ,-ivy,-I2 l,'v-mf-f::+ s'Rw:-my sw grams Q '- 331 ly' 15 ,1 -ffl! iFff??4fS?257fff f gif ifsgiy Nutt 'Vis' x1,1f:!,11a',: :Q frisgfn .. f-1 f'W?i'1 fiat QuTWNi?ifs iii f sffiifl' I If-slfiffii'!'f7?2,57iS:v Is? 5:13303 s .,Pf7iW,'.:ll yi 'Xml' fs1?ffLe'fw5 'JW-',:2j-gfjgsf - J YP ts? si-,'?iewT3Qi7f7r1?, 1 t R r , a ' My f :ff fx 1-.sfsisz , fsmwffmg-W 525537 M- i Tis! ws- ff ,,. 'X k' iii Yjiff sd f tl 99644-t e 'unior cla officersfcf icafellettersf sking c peration Y from schools in the' campai against obs ne literature. . to r.J ice Johns, X Rosalia Kei presideng Mary Kay V ughes, vice gg e :dent d Joan Har- . , ' pole, treasurer. X ' J L' V -- Y ...-...-5 Ii ' ' Sea 9 Q O 05: o s 1 o Kg ' s Q Class of '61 l As we started our first ear as u erclassmen at St. Mar of the Valle Academ ho es were ,st' for a successful and fun-filled year. Because we realized the value of good read ing, we took a lead ID the crusade against sgsssrtswlsrjerature rn our state. Following through rn the spirit of Christian charity we gave a party for the highlight athletic achievement came when our team won , 0 llii llii l . Q t 4 glyiqji' Liga-ji: ' is .+I gm:-r4 ,k3Qy,:,gtrflw2 Lnsscgsf fig.,-Q 1isgq1h,:., sfr:1rg'a3'fjfs4 iQfQf-!gl'y'f,gf . 'rs' 3 l Q are Pf0!49lsi9QlEs9k!if2ft tslassmates that 5.53555'!37f?l?F!rl??iFSE.esOf The debate 'fe,di2grzw5I9K5l2sihSlf 4 . . . the flagrdzlsaiisdsbate and of :Umor 'iis ' f-:21,,.1,igs,fw.fg- .',,- ,.x, ,qwrsasfflgfgflgrimfmlvrfifgnx ,fs-45,5g,f'ssr51e111isslf-,'--fwfr! 114-ww it ', K 1- -asf Airs. it' t't t ' ' . Q 'riit ' , V ' f srs s strs srtfr lrst i tlii i ' l itti ilti i i ' Q N l M ft -' ,sa r ras' rs..1-,stems-'f,M-z,,.si1r1,r:f,l.W::f'ww f:Pilw 1 A 'r ff-fs.ls-I'1ff'l1l1a-Mwwftliz.-'Nbr-.5wi ffz +,:',.f:WwEysftfzriz lrr. l Q 1,:.rffzfw:'e-,iss , ' 3,21 ' if Z: J ' ., r 91. asf' t,jg55ja:ffe3 .isa f '- 7 gtg gf -iw ' - 5 . ' gi - ky- will , pi t 1' A 'A 'wglsfst '- , ' 3E'fl5l-J 'V tit M , ' itffiizw- , : ' , at- ,Law , . .3 ,sk ' I ' , MT ' i ' 'J 'L V, ' . ., gray , t:vf.'f55Q: f' riff, .Q ' , 5 , Mary Ellen Ansbro Penny Brittan Margaret Byrne Lucille Donovan Mary LOU Dufvtoncl 3 Q' 3 so Q Q fi' . M f A Phyllis Hampton joan Hafpole Judith Edwards Cheryl Hazard r ss lail it 1 ' l ill 'lllll r A Sharon Hinkle Mary Rose Holmes Mary Kay Hughes Janice Johns Beverly Johnson an A 'N' J :g el Az. at his X azggs Kathy Jones Karel Coates S K 3 ' JW J Q 5, it t Q if Barbara Hadley P an ' fi 2 ,,,s 2 is ., A Mary Cozart Cecilia Depew ,Hii1'f?aQ+?5i st -fyycaqqp :eg Q gs iiyj-wg L ff we . .ti K ' -fn' Us . 'f3lT'fi5M',-A52 Elm. .,,. s7,,':.:f':ff'Ql5LSTf'' f ff ' Q1sag?i.:fziftzf':f-ffft 'f ' -31' J 'U ifkflnf. 221' MfL:I5,'LL ' A ,H ifi -nts: ,t--f1a'3,wz,:a tssmf f ,,, sgtwgs sf sa to j - ff fd? ,-,': -,sa g , i, eff-a7f'fw,y, .V 3- fx fr- .1 Ruth Hale Marilee Hampton H' .Q 'L C BE Darlene Herinckx Barbara Hertel Members of the junior class Cl. to r.J Mary Rose Holmes, Judy Edwards and Ruth Hale read the letter from Mayor Schrunk in which he compliments the iuniors for the active participation in the drive against obscene literature. Rosalia Keim 5 at 2 4 My e h 3 Q l Clothing is an elective often chosen by iuniors. Jeanne Muessig fforegroundj and Linda Kohler sew on their fall outfits. Phyllis Hampton encourages Linda. Sharon McNicholas W l , . Mary-Elizabeth Savage Jean Muessig , v ff ., It V 4, .xg F a c,. , :. 1 he ,V,- I Y. Agnes Scales Marlene Thomas Barbara Unger I 'Zh gs. s - I , . ,i , ., 1 N y Q 1 if 2 Marlene LeClaire . K ,, ' 'k M . rf- .w ! . 1 W gg V 'IA' Diane Myers Georgina Polgar Phyllis Schefers Barbara Schneider 1' ' A .g.,, -g - -V I It I ,- hi' I x Sharon Van Domelen Jeanne Waibel 1 ., apt 5X t 2 i X , ..,, ia. 'M' ,Q I Z Linda Kohler ,. A Dorene Lulich I trz, l 4 Dianna Ptacek Petrie Story , 9 f a, s. . t. its if Rita Watkins Q '4 ll' Miz , . 2 Margaret Kost Diane McDevitt l 1 A c X 1 Sv- 'sa' ,W X aa ' .wtf- Kathleen Robinson 5 Peggy Stout in g ,,L,, A, Lurae Wobser I EXHIBIT Ill Sophomores I .zz I Z fm . . srifiJa'2 f.1mSffgyw:Tf-rs, , , .',z,.q,,-we. ,gre , I., .yr g,ipwfrl,1p'v, f wa ,-1, . .' V. 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X iw, ,, .- -. 2 swf f:?:ft:'4H - .fs ef.: 'Q iff M 2 laei M Sheila Fuller l iklil in t A. ,,. Mary Haworth- ' i Q' t Ht , T.:- idw X J Judy Gatzka ,f ' wa ' z ex Julie Hergert - 5K.1.,t, Y iiigit gfx giif . M Sharon Grittman : V Z K , 'Q Y . S .535 ,ir Q. lg we as 1 9 'vt Mary Ann Hollman Yvonne Humble Spring is here! Sophomores ll. to r.J Catherine Boyle, Betty Baker, Janet Evanson, and Diane Chiotti are ready for a tennis Patgicia Hays match- Sally McNichoIas Cargl Klupenger Linda Leppla sl'l8f0I'l McDevitt ' -4, RS it 7 i :isa-1.2, f ' it ' t X ll?95':vf. .t1,.tg:v,gE-3 - 3 Ci . t titeya M kyy. 53, . Elia, f, A V M . ,Q l may-A H' l it . ggi-7 , Sign gig itil , , wail .aan-,t ' J .r,.f , -w .sin .,,-.. M Kim, , M xg 1 A , K it e ya N H Q f w,fa:i:2' .,, Pamela Martes Helen Rose Mathis Jane Meyer Margaret Milclenberger 4Pal 'C'5 Mllchell Karen MPo e l .f-t i, r i j 72Q3,:.t .5 1 V I K ,bq V.tA? :.y l Marie Moore Maurrie Morrison Margaret Muessig Patricia Neurnan Q Molly O'Brien Katherine Olbercling 33 Colleen O'Neill Both sophomore class rooms are exceptional for the attractiveness of their bulletin boards. Jo Anne Brenner CH and Patricia Day prepare a bulletin board soliciting stamps for the missions. y va. .. Jw . . ...N in ,, Mary Peterson Teresa Smith in 5 : ' , Eileen Robinson Annette Spiering a 5 f ft ll M' Marietta Rigert F, Judith Stadter V 34 Bernadette Verschingel Mary Paf Wall Judith Walsleben J l T twgzii ff' ffl S -itt - 1-fi . xiii ' ' ,,'Qt:,1 ,.:,f f,mg+g,y 1 , V f lltifl -A fslitiiit, 5 ia ii Marilyn peffers Theresa Pelster if Q Vwf' WL'Vi 1 'viii i Paula Savage Sharon Schulte Suzanne Siedow larva g Linda Stupfel Claudia Whitford 1, 1-Q, A 15-if Sharon Stremich Jean Unger it 1 f 3T3?5?l5.t, lf if foggy' I AJ,,:tt 5, 'lc' ,tg Vs l f. , ta dim' .jtf f . Sally Jo Young Arlene Zwan EXHIBIT IV FreSI1mGI1 y, -if Qi X X, I S b 1 Off f 4' 1 I ff ' f X .t Nigga vice presidentp Myra res, presi e p Patricia Bech Id r and Jackie a clull girl, gree th er'A:lagoffi!rs I I 0 1 secretary and Sheila , treasurer. :I fl if-ex..-f XX- ss- si ss- x-e1 .-w-s5l- Q si. .. i if .. 1,1 fi' filitiil i I S ef s' -Kilgllielgliw Wy. Lf I.. I I .I wi I I Y... M ...,l,. 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Toni Christian Carol Ciminski Q s f -1- aa' J Jean Cusick Virginia DeCicco Sheila Dooney Jvanef Fegel li l iw K Q . l iimmi h l K 2 y,,-fm: ,l K l 'llmrw . im, A ' -I Clare Marie Forsman Mariorie Graziano Barbara Guaraneiro Diane Hammond 5 f . Darlene Cendana Jacqueline Cetinich Ellen Champion , , WK , g i , ,O ax fa A ? f ek! .- 1 1: 5 ff? -EE? A ii lliffwi A ii 1 ' -an,-V, .-A. ly . 51... - - - 7 fx? A 1 fiimillf i H 5 L . l L l fi J Wi i Q Q, H K8 H uk? New , , 'I in ,. Patricia Charvei' : Y fllzggl g ii '- Q i Carol Cooper Janet Crook - qe y J 'X' F M , gf K W Q?-.F ji J Arlene Flores Myra Flores Q Janice HSCTOI' Rosalene Heesacker 36 Marilyn Herinckx Diana Hood Diane Howe Jennifer Johnson Sandfa Keene RUTl Kvlbeck 1 iv 4 f' fig an :Hr 5 F ,U Mir f V M. l , ,f i if , lf! u dll? sql R ily? V 'ii ' E51 X ,,,.,.,.. - , fa 3 A A -ffm .- ,J ,. ... 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L9 g ' X 4 A , , Pg an :li m ' . 1 A ,S ' fi Aff' 5 QV? ,, , ,, ms5r?ifZ 5kW vsa 1 -5 1 1 5, . K ,x ..z5,,,,.m,,, - X f--f,fw.i .,.fL. va. Q 'wif fir : , , 1 ' 7 in f , f ,S X ,, QL . k -f- S miem ,,., fgmueuuumm.: em-.www .swmnmnvuw ummm: wsftofzafiog- Ca Y A-f'J J ap.b.'. L-A 'T BITION DATES EXHI September 8-Registration September T6-Mass of the Holy Spirit September 21-Decency Literature Drive Begins September 25-Freshman Welcome Party October 20-National Merit Scholarship Test' October 23-Sophomore Harvest Moon Hop October 29-Senior delegates leave for Gonzaga Press Conference November 23-Badminton Playoff Uuniors Champsj December 8, 9, lO- Retreat Days, Reverend R. Bradley, S.J., S.M.V.A. Reverend John Evoy, S.J. Seniors' closed retreat December T6-G.A.A. Talent Show December 17-Caroling at St. Vincent's Hospital and County Hospital December 20-lnterschool Council Holy Hour, Cathedral December 21-Christmas Party January 26-Mardi Gras Princess Elected January 28-Debaters leave for Forensic Tourna- ment at Gonzaga February 3-VolleyloallPlayoff February T2-Winter Semi Winter Rhapsody Za,-2 Nun! N-al SEPTEMBER TO JUNE February l'9, 21- Land of The Dragon perform- BDCSS February 25-Freshmen Tea February 26-Mardi Gras March March March Ma rclfi Senior Rummage Sale 17-The Singing Wings KAFROTC from Porfland UQ 22-Freshmen Fish Pond 25-Sophomore Assembly, Dial G for Germ 30-Junior Variery Sale April l2-Eleclion of Prom Courf .April 22-Spring Musical April 24-Open House-Style Show April 29- Lilacs in Reign Junior-Senior Prom May May May 3-Science Fair 5-Junior-Senior Tea l lHFielcl Day May 22-Baccalaureate Mass May May 27-Class Day 29-Graduation p .L i 4 if 0 C2 ..w.,,-. i Ai 5 A March 25 dl lS1l.fX Our Student Government Student Council at S.M.V.A. consists of the four student body officers, the two inter-school council representatives, the presidents and vice presidents of the classes and the sodality prefect. These girls under the guidance of our principal lan and di- : P rect the major activities of the year. Before the social calendar of the academy can be formulated, members of the inter-school coun- cil must submit dates for approval. The inter- school council has representatives from the Cath- olic schools in the vicinity of Portland. Such sched- uling prevents conflicts-particularly in the social .events of the year. It is the duty of the student council to see that student government functions smoothly and that any infractions of regulations that might occur be eliminated. Through the student council and student gov- ernment the principle of subsidiarity is practiced at the Academy. We have the opportunity to de- velop qualities of leadership and on other oc- casions we must be followers. Christian principles, at all times, underlie the basic activities of our Gallery. Student body president, Mary Theresa O'Leary gives a formal welcome to the freshmen and new members of the student body. lnterschool council representatives UQ Margaret Byrne, junior and Kathleen Veriinski, senior, arrange to attend an l.S.C. meeting. Student council members enioy popcorn during a noon hour informal discussion. lst row Cl. to r.J Jana McFarland, Myra Flores, Patricia Charvet, 2d row, Rosalia Keim, Carol Charvet, Jacqueline McEacherng 3rd row, Patricia Cosby, Patricia Wehage, Margaret Byrne, Shannon Doran, 4th row, Mary Kay Hughes, Sue Seidow, Sharon Schulte, Roberta Barsotti, Mary Theresa O'Leary, and Kathleen Veriinski. Geometrician Margaret Mildenberger solves the problem while Marietta Rigert and Judy Walsleben Qlve moral SUPP'-VT' It isn't as difficult as it sounds, encourage fl. to Algebra students ll. to r.J Judy Stadter, Betty Baker, Shirleen Cason and Sharon Grittman are all smiles as they come to Algebra class. r.J Barbara Unger, Mary Jane Bueckman, and Rita Watkins, members of the Algebra-Trigonometry class. Mcithemcitics ln a basic mathematics course S.M.V.A. students have had an opportunity to take courses in algebra and geometry. Because modern research is making a constant de- mand tor a greater knowledge of mathe- matics, Algebra ll and Trigonometry were added to the curriculum this year. Stu- dents desiring to do so may earn a major in mathematics. W Chemistry students fl. to rj Candidate Ronnie Pecher, O.S.F., Shirley Davis and Kathleen Herauf examine a fellow student's project for the science fair. Do they like that? interrogates Annette Spiering UQ as Barbara Ensminger feeds the craytish. A third member of the biology class Patricia Neuman Cr.J seems contented to observe the process. Science Students desiring a major in science have an opportunity to pursue a tour-year science course at S.M.V.A. Physical science is a general course that gives an in- troduction to all the maior sci- ences. Biology, a required subiect for graduation is usually taken during the sophomore year. Stu- dents are not required to take chemistry andfor physics, but all college preparatory students are strongly urged to do so. Our science laboratory, though small, is well equipped. A big advantage comes to us from the fact that-our science classes are broken down into small numbers and it is possible to get individ- ual help and guidance in our sci- entific pursuits. The cumulating proiect of the science classes is the Science Fair. Each student prepares an exhibit for the fair. This year the exhibi- tion was held the first week in May. Barbara Vaetz fl.J and Candidate Marcella Herrera, O.S.F. test for over-tones during a physics experiment. Claudia Sitton lcenterj checks a shorthand brief form test. Cecilia Depew CIJ and Beverly Johnson Cr.J await the results. Commercial Since some of us students do not go to college, and others that do go to college find it necessary to earn part of Their tui- tion, an introductory commercial educa- tion is available to students desiring to sign up for the commercial classes. Classes in shorthand, typing, book- keeping, office practice and filing intro- duce the life in an office to us. The use of the ten key adding machine and the dictaphone helps us to be more prepared to accept secretarial positions. Many of our typing and shorthand stu- dents earn awards for speed and effi- ciency in both subjects. As part of the course of Typing ll, Darlene Hine is learning to master the use of the dictaphone. Dorothy Doescher stands by wondering how she will succeed when she .is called upon to use the machine. I .34 zu Bookkeeping has its problems. Mary Ellen Hadley uses the adding machine to find her missing dollar. Joyce Watson is Longudge ond Fine Arts Language arts and fine arts have a definite place in the S.M.V.A. cur- ricula. Four years of English is re- quired for graduation from the Acad- emy. Two years of a foreign lan- guage, preferably Latin, is also re- quired. Classes in French are offered on the program. S.M.V.A. art students during the past three years have earned many awards in the competitive entries they have made. This year the first place winner in the Northwest Labor Poster Contest was an Academy stu- dent. Barbara Hcrlel paints a scene while Darylcnc NlcLarly KH and Dorenc Lulicli take a peek. Mary Linda Wollin fseatedj previews film strips on The Tale of Two Cities in preparation for an Eng- lish IV class. Lorelei Millsap UQ observes her while Trena Thomas assists. Rursus Carol Dana flashes the vocabulary drill card. Roberta Barsotti Cforegroundl responds, Again. Janice Betzer and Patricia Day give undivided attention. Sociol Sciences Each student that graduates from S.M.V.A. has at least three units in Social Studies. World His- tory, United States History and American Problems are required for graduation. Classes are also offered in ancient and modern history so that any student inter- ested in majoring in the social sciences may do so. Term papers, panel discussions, debates and film strips are used as teaching devices in many of our classes but particularly so in the social sciences. Many new slides and films were added to the audio-visual aid library this year. Students of U. S. History fl. to r.D Diane McDevitt, Sharon Hinkle, Mary Cozart and Phyllis Schefers locate Kansas as they discuss the outcome of the slavery problem of that territory. Seniors ll. to rj Launa Roberts, Donna Cendana and Joan Stremich garner information in the library for their term papers in American Problems. Members of the World History class ll. to rj Teresa Smith, Julia Schroetke, Vicki Estill and Eileen Robinson present a panel on the Crusades. Honors Course This year the Honors Course was inaug- urated at the Academy. After four years, the students who have followed the course will have a well-rounded-but in- tensified 'preparation for college. Choice of students to follow the course is made by the faculty. Entrance exam- inations, grade school records, intelli- gence quotients, as well as references for personal integrity are carefully studied before permission is given to take the COUl'Se. The Honors Course was introduced to offer a challenge to the exceptionally gifted student. The four year program is listed below. Honors course students chosen from this year's freshmen class are Cl. to rl Mar iorie Graziano, Sue Seidl, Rosalene Heesacker, Patricia Bechtold, Carolyn Seeber and Diane Hammond. 17C C XC 246352 L:-u'N.3JwJlJ 4-f frsavmfs C wc 55 fX fJ'1.f.m G 6 Q fo SKC-3-3514 325 JVJ 6 15 S WPS 351366, 096 6 l l V e a -1- HONORS COURSE PROGRAM Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior l Religion I Religion ll Religion III Religion IV English I English II English III English IV Latin l Latin ll French l French ll General Science Biology Chemistry Physics Ancient' Higfory Modern History U. S. History AmeI'lCen Problems Algebra Geometry Algebra- Elective Trigonometry Electives: Elective: Typing, Shorthand, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Clothing Clothing 1 r H CWM-jk, DCT 111 CC 7LCK3Cf f , o 6clJb l59QoQ.QCpCJ JQCJ 3 JK- c-7 J 99..?LJfJc X211 Uh-fJf-9112? 6 The intelligentsia of our Academy -our first honor students. ist row Cl. to r.D Patricia Mitchell, Joan Berry, Mary Ellen Ansbro, 2nd row, Diane Hammond, Carol Herinckx, Dorothy Springer and Marilyn Her- inckx. Junior and senior second honor students Cl. to rj ist row, Diane Hays, Cheryl Hazard, Janice Johns, Jeanne Muessig, Ro- salia Keim, Margaret Byrne, Marile-e Hampton, Joan Harpolef 2nd row, Cdt. Marcella Herrera, O.S.F., Margaret Kost, Mary Jane Bueckman, Carol Spiering, Madeline Rekart, Patricia We' hage, Rita Watkins, Claudia Sitton and Agnes Scales. Honor System The Honors system at S.M.V.A. challenges us to do the best work possible in each course we take. Honor students are divided into three groups-first, second and third honors. First honors is attained by maintaining a scholastic average of at least 93 with no grade below 93. Ex- ponents representing the student's effort, attention and courtesy must be 1 -indicative of superior par- ticipation. An average of 90 with no grade below 85, and ex- ponents of at least Q, is required to earn second honors. Third honors is the reward for all those who main- tain an average of 85 with no grade below 80, ex- ponents must be at least 2. Only honor students are eligible for class officers, club officers, members of the prom court and other positions of distinction in the academy. Freshman and sophomore second honor students il. to r.J 'Ist Pamela Martes, Christine Backstrom, Eileen Robinson, Roberta Clare Marie Forsman, Shirleen Cason, Linda Stupfel, Betty Baker, Jane Ansbro, Janice Betzer, Kelda Backstrom, Marilyn Speiker. Seniors: S. Burres, C. Charvet, Cdt. S. Davis, K. Day, S. Doran, M. Fitzpatrick, K. Herauf, J. Lehman, J. McEachern, G. Matthews, P. Mengis, M. O'Leary, Cdt R. Pecher, T. Thomas, K. Veriinski, J. Wall, J. Williams. Juniors: P. Brittan, C. Depew, L. Donovan, J. Edwards, B. Hertel, M. K. Hughes, K. Jones, D. Lulich, D. Meyers, G. Polgar, D. Ptacek, M. E. Savage, B, Schnei der, M. Thomas, B. Unger, S. VanDomelen. Sophomores: K. Fitzpatrick, J. Hergert, K. Moore, P. Neuman, T. Pelster, P. Savage, C. Anderson, C. Dana, L. Leppla, C. Klupenger, S. McNicholas, A. Zwan Freshmen: D. Cendana, C. Cooper, A. Flores, S. Keene, R. Kulbeck, C. Leriche, D. Pelster, J. Reiling, M. A. Snyder, J. Weiby, B. Whitford. row, Mary Haworth, Annette Spiering, Marietta Rigert, Judy Walsleben, Patricia Hays, Vicki Estill, Jeanne Unger, Ruth Buch- holz, Yvonne Humble, 2nd row, Sue Siedow, Sharon Schulte, Barsotti, Kathleen Olberding, Paula Savage, Patricia Cosby, Home, Sweet Home S.M.V.A. resident students come from Alaska to Cali- fornia, from Oregon to Germany. However the maiority of our residents are from the Northwest. Resident students find a second home at the academy. A portion of the routine training includes efficiency in house cleaning- each resident student is responsible for the cleaning of a class room or a part of the living quarters. Supervised study hours are had each evening where the students have quiet in order to be able to concentrate more completely. Opportunity for special help and guid- ance is particularly the privilege of resident students be- cause of their proximity to the faculty. Spreads, birthday surprises, and parties at the Villa make life interesting and enioyable for the resident stu- dents of S.M.V.A. Halloween costume party is a tradition in the resident school. Resident students fl. to r.J Bernadette Verschingel, Judy Williams and Carol Charvet were on the warpathf' Resident students Carol Ciminski UQ and Patricia Charvet spend a few moments cramming for a test before retiring A familiar scene after school! Ruth Kulbeck patron- izes the store. Sister Mary Christina obliges. Knowledge maketh a bloody entrance! Each evening from 4:30 to 5:40 and from 7:30 to 8:30 the resident students have supervised study periods to make the entrance less painful. Each resident student has an assigned Between 6:30 and 7:30 resident students entertain themselves in divers ways. ll. to r.J Colleen O'Neil, Juanita Crozier, Marianne Motschman and Judy Lehman enjoy the corn of CoIleen's labors. duty. Lurae Wobser does her part in keep- ing the academy neat by polishing the sec- ond floor corridor. After a week of diligent study, resident students leave for the week end. Cl. to r.J Bernadette Verschingel, Carol Ciminski and Mary Alice Snyder have iust checked out. 7 , X '-xfxl X x X Xfxdixfx Xxx TXNXXXX X xxx' QZKQ! I Sx f X if .an X M 4 Q f 5 N 2 - - ' I ' 3 1 x x ' X zifff, -' M fg Q I ' ' mf f ggis ,, ,if-2-.gi..,, 5 ?f f?sfEiiii? ,w ff f f: ! , I1 M 1 gg, 'Vw . ' A X 'W 3 15 5 f.,1Q f L ., Q-, i, ff,Q 'Ev I , . I :g g-vl,'j'. ' 13 Q its .1-.13-I : H ' F Q 2552: .FN 2- 1 f 'X QQ R .A N ' ,Pl Ji. 1 N 5 -1 'E 5 +7125 , M , W A 'H .X ff' V ' .35 I ly - X ' Characters Re ' L' i K . Sw X fkbk i , ' , 2 f', , ,Q Vdlsfigj ,VI K,.V I .:,,. E6 V Q . , IQ ' Y Q Q'.-Q , , L h i 'f f- J iq! , gf Z4 .K ex xill ga? x f55Wl3Ewi'.Xs'sAW594 KLEESIM QE? i 5iI:N?KQQQBEHQWMTM i3 .. f C.. . ..- l Soddlity of Our Lcidy Each S.M.V.A. student looks forward tothe day she will be re- ceived into Our Lady's Sodality. T Probation Sodalists spend at least one year studying and practicing I The rules. Then after passing an 1 examination, The pledges are re- ceived into The Sodality. Sodal- 5 ists promise To fulfill a Three-fold . A-v-.fra-vrva-1-rfwf-v-ra-.M S . g ,,..i 1 T . Tif f J . 'H ' .5 ., T .. .5 .5 , . T few' 'L aim-sanctification of self, sancTi- I Tication of others and defense of . J T The Church. , X X x fiiw. , 4 The Sodalists practice many 2i- ' works of love. Projects sponsored T T by The Sodality during The year 'f' Q include The formation of The Liv- - ,,.,..,..v. ing Rosary in October, making Thanksgiving baskets, preparing advent wreaths, giving Christmas gifts To The deserving and organ- izing The May procession. In Our Gallery each Sodalist is exemplary for her Mary-like way and aims to go To Jesus Through Mary. ,-.r:s:24rvvaf-w- Pictured at right. Sodality prefect, Shan- non Doran, center with sodality officers icounter clockwisej Carol Spiering, Kath- X leen Veriinski and Claudia SiTTon and com- J mittee chairmen, Sally Burres, Mary Jane Beuckman, Maureen Fitzpatrick and Yvonne Humble. Wet will leave the gymnasium, proceed to The Grotto where we will sing a hymn . . . directs Sodality prefect Shannon Doran Cextrerne leftj. Socialists listen attentively, ist row, il. to r.J C. Spiering, K. Veriinski, C. Sitton, S. Burres, M. K. Hughes, B. Hertel, C. Klupenger, C. Whitford, C. Beuckman, C. Boyle, S. Farmen, L. Donovan, D. Lulichf 2nd row, S. McDevitt, C. Back- strom, R. Barsotti, S. Seidow, P. Mitchell, J. Betzer, A. Spiering, P. Martes, K. Herauf, T. Kiley, M. Fitzpatrick, M. Garvin, J. McEachern, C. Charvet, P. Mengis, 3rd row, M. Wall, P. Day, S. Schulte, R. Watkins, K. Jones, P. Brittan, M. Byrne, J. Lehman, K. Day, M. O'Leary, J. Berry, D. Springer, M. Rekart, B. Johnson, 4th row, K. Moore, M. Mildenberger, V. Estill, M. Rigert, B. Vaetz, D. McDevitt, D. Her- inckx, R. Buchholz, J. Fegel, T. Pelster, M. J. Beuckman. E hpso 1 ' 2ig5Q6d To make a retr d i b re gf fz' This is us. . spend in qtagilgsand re ggction at For TliQ, ,asT The bee - H Dgggng retprggiiiiilithe ri laita a a I exerc . I ds daily Tor spiritfgihpigggdihio and of The of The be at the FGTQQEQTGNTS' lei ime M-qw' is alsia Qilable cg g g i nces W W'll' The Three days ofmretrleiatiareccvinsidered The Three days of The academic year. .A private interview is one of the privileges of SMVA stu- dents during the annual retreat. Father John Evoy, S.J., counsels Kathleen Herauf during The senior closed retreat. Members of The senior class who made The closed retreat at Our Lady of Peace retreat house are il. to r.J 'lst row, Sally Burres, Claudia Sitton, Diane Hays, Father John Evoy, S.J., retreat master, Carol Charvet, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Patricia Mengis, 2nd row, Patricia Dimler, Dorothy Springer, Kathleen Kirk, Donna Cendana, Margaret Olberding, Joyce Watson, Kathleen Her- auf, Mary Margaret Garvin, Judy Williams. 3rd row, Joan Stremich, Trena Thomas, Shirley Davis, Lorelei Millsap, Mary Ellen Hadley, Mary Jane Bueckman, Darlene Hine, Judy Wall, Kathleen Day, Kathleen Depew, 4th row, Barbara Vaetz, Gale Matthews, Teresa Kiley, Marianne Ereno, Shan- non Doran, Mary Theresa O'Leary, Jana McFarland, Catherine Meckes, Joan Berry, Jacqueline McEachern, Kathleen Veriinski, 5th row, Launa Roberts, Patricia Wehage, Barbara Fanger, Suzanne Albers, Carol Spiering, Madeline Rekart, Judy Lehman and Clairene O'Grady. 4 Talents Unlimited was the project of the G.A.A. Emcee Judy Lee Lehman is televised by Marlene Thomas. Girls' Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association claims the largest mem- bership of any of the Academy organizations. In order to take part in the intramural games membership in the G.A..A. is required. Swimming, skating and bowling par- ties were some of the events sponsored by the club this year. The G.A.A. also sponsored a talent show to raise money for tumbling mats for the physical education classes. The Monogram Club, a section of G.A.A. consists of Junior and Senior G.A.A. members. Questions are dis- cussed at the Monogram Club meetings before they are presented to the entire G.A.A. club. G.A.A. officers take a friendly pause. Cl. to r.D Kath- leen Day, secretary, Judy Wall, president, Jeanne Muessig, vice president, Sharon McNicholas, sergeant-at-arms, and Judy Lehman, head of sports. Pictured below are Carol Charvet CLD and Sharon McNicholas who enioyed the G.A.A. outing at Shute's Roller Skating Rink. Fire Patrol officers CLI Patricia Mengis, president, Susanne Albers, vice president and Shirley Davis, secretary enjoy themselves as they make routine inspection of fire hoses. Service Club Members of the service club under the guidance of Sister Mary Mildred, perform a multitude of tasks for our school. Set- ting up chairs, monitoring traffic, keeping the campus and buildings clean, and rais- ing the flag are but a few of their many accomplishments. Fire Patrol and Bus Patrol are subdi- visions of the service club. Faithfulness in fulfilling their duties insures our safety during fire drills and while riding in the buses. Members of our service club are out- standing for their courtesy and helpful- ness. Rightfully have they gained fame in our Gallery of Art. up. Bus patrol leaders ifront row l. to r.j Clairene O'Grady, Mary Jane Beuck- man, Patricia Mengis, Claudia Sitton. 2nd row, Madeline Rekart, Cecilia Depew and Kathleen Depew pose for a picture. Service club officers Penny Brittan, president, Patricia Day, secretary, Georgine Polgar, treasurer and May Pat Wall, sergeant-at-arms, take a break during weekly clean- H Debote Club The Debate Club is the most recent organization on the academy campus. Organized last year, the club began full-time operation in September. The national debate topic tor the year 1959-60 was the labor problem, Ore- gon's special topic was Resolved that section l4b ot the Taft-Hartley Act should be repealed. S.M.V.A. debaters met teams from the Inter-Valley De- bate League including Jesuit High, Providence Academy, Holy Child Academy, St. Mary's Academy, Mt. Angel Academy and Sacred Heart .Academy, Salem. Nine debaters traveled to Gonzaga University tor the Northwest Forensic tournament. All teams came home with excellent records, one iunior captured second place in oratory. Because of schedule conflicts on-ly four debaters could compete in the Linfield College tournament. Two sophomore debaters brought the first debate trophy home to the Academy. Next year the topic will be concerned with the NATO. Mary Ellen Ansbro, iunior debator, fcenterb smiles as she and The Reverend E. Morton, S.J., president of Gonzaga University, fextreme rightj examine her 2nd place certificate she won in oratory. Other winners in the tournament sponsored by Gon- zaga's speech department were students from Jesuit High school Cl. to r.J Richard Accaragui, Peter Edelson and Chris Ledwige. Sophomore debaters Roberta Barsotti GJ and Sharon Schulte came home from the Linfield Tournament with the 2nd place trophy in Junior Women's Debate. Both Sharon and Roberta are new members of the debate team this year. Resolved that section 'l4b of the Taft Hartley Act should be repealed. Margaret Byrne gives her constructive speech while her colleague Mary Ellen Ansbro gives an encouraging smile. It appears otherwise, but it is serious business to finance a yearbook and have everything that an editor might hope to include. Assistant business manager Marianne Ereno Cseatedj shows the financial report to Sister M. Theresa Margaret, year- book moderator. Business manager Jana McFarland Cstanding r.J seems pleased and so does Miriam editor, Shannon Doran. ivy- S EMP, .9 4,5 wisp ' ' L ' ...F A 'L Q et S' Se ou. 'ri' yi 4551!- Miriamette staff members make the final check on copy before sending it to the printer. il. to r.D Diane Hays, Joan Berry, Sister Marguerite, moder- ator, Salley Burres and Barbara Hertel. Typists for the school paper, the Miriamette, Joyce Watson 0.7 and Jacqueline McEachern type copy for the printer. Assistant editors Cstanding IJ Rosalia Keim and Lucille Donovan proof read more copy. Academy Publications The Miriam and Miriamette are the two publi- cations of the Academy. The Miriamette, the school paper is published quarterly by the special staff. The business staff of the yearbook supports the paper. Each year the members of the yearbook staff strive to make a bigger and better yearbook. This year the staff, with the cooperation of the faculty and student body, was able to introduce color into the yearbook and eliminate advertising. ln the last three years the ,Vliriam has placed twice in the competition at the Gonzaga Press conference. - 59 1-1 .mg A Chinese Fantasy THE CAST AGON Jade Pure, Princess of the Southern Kingdom --- Precious Harp, Aunt to Jade Pure .......... Twenty-First Cousin . xl O A'-Iv-1 OZUSS Cprofb 2,0-DD fir!- wifi? 'Uni-102 .'3.::1.rD :QED 9125.8 0,9409- .':f' OO milaco mme.: neun. Eiga :: 912 on HI 1 R7 g gli fs. ci 9 'EP' ff rui O a' fa I iw W! S' 5 cm! Q7 cf-, .., Ol CD B:'l I I I I I I I Z. I E: E II EIL! 9-4-I g-4 Sales na'9D53 5-'Eve U15-52 gimcnxw 0222.51 c'ornUQ. L GF ND axe. Small One, a Dragon ........... - The Stage Manager .... i The Property Man --- Twenty-Fourth Cousin, a Farmer ................ .,....... Maureen Fitzpatrick - - - Marilee Hampton - - - - -Jana McFarland -Kathleen Day Sharon VanDomeIen Margaret Olberding -------Sa.lly Burres Patricia Cosby Guards --'--'-'-- -' '--'-- '--'-- ' P an-icia Mitchell Townspeople ...,....,...., Janet Anderson, Christina Backstrom, Carol Charvet, Barbara Guanero, Catherine McNicholas, Patricia Mitchell, Megan Savage, THE Bernadette Verschingel, Rebecca Yeager. Dancing Troupe .... Patricia Cosby, Sharon McNicho1as, Margaret Mildenberger, ' ' ' ' l P l Sava e Kathleen Patr1c1a Mitchell, Georgme Polgar, Marya Pres ey, au a g , Verjinski. I i fDance instructor: Anita Pienovi of the Anita Pienovi Dance Arts Studio, LD1: :+R CD E Za' QU 43 O -h Fl' 3' ro 4 EL CT N4 Jai? QE g-S' 3 N4 'rl m on 22 C P 70 -4 3 R9 N 3 c- o L T P D I Pictured in curtain call U. to r.l Jeanne Muessig ' ' Jeanne Waibel, Marya Presley, Kathleen Veriinski, Pa- tricia Mitchell, Kathleen McNichoIas, Bernadette Ver- Cousins Jeanne Muessig Jana McFarland and schmgel and Jane' Anderson' Jeanne Waibel plot against Princess Jade Pure. -L - . A- -.. . LP 55 WEP Ziff M15 at as 2151 riff imma: 1 iaiffxfa aj! Caught in the last pose ist row Paula Savage Margaret Mnldenberge Georgine Polgar, Sharon McNicholas, Megan Savage Mary Elizabeth Savage Manlee Hampton 2nd row Jana McFarland, rgaret Olberding, Sharon Vandomelen, Ruth Hale Maureen Fitzpatrick Sally Burres Carol Charvet Kathleen Day Rebecca Yeager,XChristina Backstrom and Patricia Cosby. A large part of the success of the play goes to the silent actors behind the scenes. Pictured Cl. to r.J Marlene Thomas, Patricia Dimler, Sister Therese Marie, drama direct- ressp 2nd row, Carol Ciminski, Mary Kay Hughes, Beverly Johnson, Linda Leppla, Joan Harpole, Mr. William Hunt, Patricia Day and Joan Berry. Music cmd Glee Many students of The Academy avail Themselves of the opportunity for private lessons in piano, violin or voice. The Pro- gressive Art Series is The outline of music that is followed. It is the dream of each student entering The Academy that she may, if not in her freshman year,. at least one day, be a member of The Academy Valmarie choir. Screening is minute and once admitted To The Glee, full cooperation is required. The Glee performs on many occasions. The outstanding performances are The caroling aT The hospitals aT Christmas, singing aT The spring musical, participating in The interschool Choral Festival and lastly The singing aT The Commencement exercises is The privilege of The Glee Club. Our Glee Club adds many a happy note To our lives while aT Our Beloved Gal- lery. Marianne Motschmann Crightj and Maxine Moor play a duo at the spring musical. Glee members pose after their recital performance. Front row il. To r.J Linda Buckley, Arlene Flores, Marie Moore, Mar- garet Olloerding, Sally Burres, Sharon McDevitt, Patricia Dimler, Pamela Martes, Dorothy Springer, Jeanne Muessig, Patricia Menges, iinsetl Christina Backstrom, accompanist, 2nd row, Marilyn Belding, Catherine Beuckman, Donna Seus, Jo Anne Bren- ner, Judy Staclter, Mary O'Leary, Bernadette Verschingel, Jane Meyer, Sally Clark, Beverly Johnson, Jacqueline McEachern, Sharon McNicholas. 3rd row, Theresa Smith, Connie Anderson, Carol Dana, Diane McDevitt, Diane Howe, Cecilia Depew, Shirleen Cason, Kelda Backstrom, Madeline Rekart, Kathleen Depew, Trena Thomas, Jana McFarland, Marlene Thomas. 4th row, Shannon Doran, Mar- garet Kost, Patricia Day, Janet Anderson, Joan Depew, Mary Elizabeth Savage, Patricia Cosby, Barbara Fanger, Carol Spiering, Paula Savage, Sally Jo Young, Linda Leppla, and Kathleen Day. Father Neuville, our chaplain, presents awards to the music students at the conclusion of the annual recital. Accepting an award from Father is Dorothy Springer. Bcillet cmd Modern .lcizz Miss Anita Pienovi, a gradluate of the Academy, returns to her Alma Mater each week to teach classes in Ballet and Mod- ern Jazz. ln the elementary school ballet classes are included as part of the physical educa- tion program. High school students enroll in ballet and modern iazz classes as extra- curricular activities. Dorothy Springer relaxes at the Grand. Dorothy has been chosen as the outstanding music student of the year and will receive the Caecilan Award at class day exercises. What is this iazz? A group from the modern iazz class practice their routine ll. to r.j Sharon McNichoIas, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Kathleen Veriinski, Mary Van- Gothem, Judy Wall, and Janice Hector. f -, V5 ,, ,.,,,, -5K??55:f'CQ' 'lfklfi 1::.'r'?52ftiT,f '-A ' J ,tm s a W K, f ' 'P +int 'X Z .. , mi ,543 -sg IS P534 , U 'L we ' 1 7 . 1 -X. 1, l'1'9'4'zl K E' YV? we ,U . ., , .. 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Front row il. to r.l Janice Johns, Jean Muessig, Sharon McNicholasf 2nd row, Judy Edwards, Joan Harpole, Beverly John- son, Dorene Lulichf 3rd row, Penny Britan, Ruth Hale, Barbara Schneider, Dianna Ptacek and Kathleen Robinson. Sophomore Scots, from the iuniors. Front row fl. to r.l Sharon McDevitt, Patricia Hays, 2nd row, Jane Meyer, Carol Dana, Sonia Farmen, Pamela Martes, 3rd row, Carol Klupenger, Molly O'Brien, Cathy Boyle, Mary Haworth, Christina Backstrom, Bernadette Verschingel and Margaret Mildenberger. second-place winners in the volleyball tournament smile after they met defeat Our Tec: ms VOLLEYBALL SCORES Seniors i3 Sophomores 28 'k 'k it Freshmen I 1 Juniors 14 'k 9: 'k CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Sophomores 16 Juniors T8 Jacqueline McEachern, Madeline Rekart, 4th row, Shannon Doran, Roberts, Mary O'Leary, Teresa Kilev, and Patricia Wehage. Freshmen warriors made a remarkable demonstration of volleyball ability in their first appearance at the Academy. Center front, Warrior Neitling, front row ll. to r.J Mariorie Graziano, Joyce Reiling, Marilyn Beldingp 2nd row, Sandra Keane, Maureen Taggart, Janice Hector, Jennifer Johnson, 3rd row, Darlene Cendana, Carol Ciminski, Ruth Kulbeck, Diane Hood, Jerri Banta, Judy Whalen, Catherine Tobias and Myra Flores. Senior Navaios smile in spite of their defeat. 'lst row ll. to rJ Carol Charvet, Judy Lehman, 2nd row, Shirley Davis, Kathleen Herauff 3rd row, Launa N .. it ,Swift e X Q F M W NX x E 5 x an S we Q, X if - if if, L57 1 sv,- r i: '- Ex spy? ag si 3 n 8 I r K a E r xiii . Hill agile ' 1. ,Q Q 1 ei ei pig sa e E 1 ta of 2 J is 'Q as we gy. ESQ f r if fx s.s,ffc,,. 4. Q Ms It ,Q xy' -N at cuff Y we ,- J kr 0 Q. , src 5 . Q t :ES , ' , M153 eerie r- mf ggi!-Reese-A QQ 2: r ,,.,i51,s,, S . 2 . ...Ag -1- Q, efsf .we rr fi azg rr ,Wing W . ,X s,kQi 1:g,gi l! sr, K i 8 rt. , . 35 we Q X 8 7 -2 riailigriigg - or af X elevate -. - 55gggc5w.Ka,..cQQ gif A 45951 ik 9 M gg tigisgaiztgiik' E' 3: 1 2 ik , vt r 1 sw N tr , if QE W , ,sa A , R if ie fr iiiilisgfcail, Y it T wg J , f , ri ggi? or J. -f Q S Q. X S iifgfggiejic X Sao 5 Q was ev X X Wi? T- ff J. 2 fa. . Q It 3 Spirited cheer leaders fl. to r.J Gale Matthews, Maureen Fitz- patrick and Patricia Mengis lead the seniors in song. Junior Tigers Spirit was high when the whistle blew. Juniors defeated the seniors in the first game of the volleyball tournament. Senior Novoios Fifteen rahs for the iuniors! cheer iunior leaders Cl. to r.J Marlene Thomas, Georgine Polgar and Marilee Hampton. 66 Juniors Janice Johns and Kathleen Robinson out- played their senior opponents and were acclaimed Badminton Champs for 1959-60. Freshmon Worriors There's a team over here! chant sophomore leaders Cl. to r.J Mary Pat Wall, Janet Anderson and Vicki Estill. Push that score up, plead freshmen cheer leaders Cl. to r.J Mariorie Graziano, Marilyn Beiding and Joyce Reiling. Sophomore Scots Many hours of practice go before the tournament. Sue Seidow sets up a spike. Senior trio Cl. to rj Judy Lehman, Jacqueline Mc- Eachern and Carol Charvet placed second in the badminton tournament. x 2 . Q a 5 1 yi, fi, A 12 , I Hs' f -an-3 .ii 'f' ' S .Fe ,.: if 85 5 iii HER .ii Q ry .ffff , ,l,f A. ,SL lk -1 if , sis, 11 Y H32 Q , I2 - . ,Q -:ik , - . 1 '39 'VL . 'Miz ,NW ,, R 1 . 53' 7. 81 fi - W., 3 76 - W if 495251, 15555 , J , , sw, ggi, wsgsaa ,mu 3. ,Nw Q, sep -mg Z2 E, if X we R, Q ps, 2,1 A 1:7534 ,V 5, 'E '55 --:im viaiii. . ff ,nuff ,,,,,.,,. u-mais, MW swf'- VM X. , f ' ,ik -7 wg .. k' fa .. lisa , M ,, tk.k, my g 1 V QQ 5 f 1 ? iff? 'fi -ig ff V1 i,i 3ij , 3fif ig :sg . 4 H 25,4912 S Q 5 ,,f,? ,' 'V s- i I . 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The high light ot our social life on campus is the prom. Each year the iunior class does their utmost to transform the academy gym- nasium into a wonderland. This year the theme of the prom was Lilacs in Reign. Many ot us attended the activ- ities of the schools on the inter- school council, especially the games of our neighboring school, Jesuit High. Our student body cards entitle us to attend their games and dances. Lite is not all work in Our Gallery! Princess Gale Matthews, S.M.V.A.'s representative at the lnter-School Council Mardi Gras, enters the Masonic lt Temple Ballroom with he' escort' Princess Gale Ccenterj reioices with the Princesses as the Mardi Gras Queen is announced. 70 QUEEN MARY XXI Shannon Joan Doran Queen Mary XXI, Shannon Doran and her royal escort, Ralph Johnson begin the grand march. Extreme right, Her Maiesty's younger sister, Jen- nifer Doran, trainbearer. As a devoted child of Mary, Our So- dality Prefect, Queen Mary XXI, crowns Our Lady before the coronation waltz. fi Student body president Mary Theresa crowns Shannon, Queen Mary XXI. Jen Rose Meinz, student body president of SMVA during 1958-59, in the absence of Queen Mary XX, presents the Royal Sceptre to Shannon Doran, Queen Mary XXI. O'Leary 1 ueeng Royal Cowl! Queen Mary XXI, Shannon Joan Doran and her escort, Ralph Johnson with other members of the royal court, fl. To rj Brent Kehoe, senior princess Maureen Fitzpatrick, iunior princess Penny Britfan and Michael Harwood, Rcihard Newlin and sophomore princess Paula Savage, freshman princess Marilyn Herinckx and Joseph Schneider. In The foreground are frainbearers ll. to r.J Susan Noble, Margery Meckes and Jennifer Doran, and crown bearers Joseph Reagan and Thomas Campau. jwm so 5 4 l'4f-:hu Couples dance to the music of Bill Becker amid LiIacs in Reign, theme chosen by The iuniors for the prom. The iunior class lowered ceiling of Miriam Hall and did an excellent piece of work in carrying the spring motif. the e 'ht Royal couple waltz to Mother Beloved. ou 'N iw' Refreshments are served by Barbara Herrel to Joan Berry and her escort, Timothy Deggendorfer. Seniors U. to r.J Diane Hays, Claudia Sitton and Judy Lehman receive punch for the chaperones. 74 R- Our parents are always ready to help us and enioy our pleasures with us. Chaperones chosen for the prom were the parents of the royal court. fl. to r.J Mr. and Mrs. B. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. W. Doran Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. Britfan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Fitzpatrick. CMr. Herinckx was in the hospital and was unable to chaperone the promj. f wf aff? w ,Mx saggy ,pr EA ,rg f I zZ. Q?f5'A'M FQ!! A35 5f, X 'Q f7' '73 522 TC5' 4' ,' WkL7'f7i-47? 531129 f '5H5iWK m W 7'Vi5F??7:. 352' , 5 ' W ff! il ,fiywf f.f,, , -ef --f f 4 .e'53,?feae., ft J f pe 4 Faithful officers of our recetly organized Parents' Club Cl. to r.J Mrs. Judy Robinson, secretary, Mr. Anthony Seidl, president and Mrs. A. Backstrom, vice president, plan agenda for the meeting. Mr. Bruno Barsotti, treasurer, was not present at this meeting. 4 .h Yf?..,,w,,,vk7 is ff-.gi . ' .5 - ,gil 4. :QE T Q H if W ,ng of As'FjYl.,'. fn ,ul is .f't ' .,g 1 .a 51:33 g gg . D 4 -s1:,,,55:41g 'g'p -' s K ' T5-LY-, '?.LffiQ5.a5,2ft'x I .. K, - - ' ' , I: N- - 1? w 34' ..vr.2l:c,, K krkk t iv A 1 I A , 1, I ' . X I K' 25 l fy' 'RW 411:53 ' M i f-K y 1 ' - H r f ' -1.4, W ' T . . VA -- s t -1- fr., A. Q, ' ' M ' g , 7, - Jn- - - Q35 1 A . . W .I xii, wigs: .fir 'ffgffas QQ is y s ' L -Y? gl ' 1 ' g gi h Q 32? n A ' J F33 fc , 'TI' .if ii A 4.5. , r ff' 4 i its -Q' ., as s i 1-cc. ' - f fi r fl : -L Q ..-H - - vm- f 5' . wr.-s .- -Y' ls r ' ws . '- , ,EF '..'x 'f 7' if Q' Q - ' - ,r ,, 1 ge.. g. I 2 B E 13 L L s We the undersigned, members of the Miriam Staff, sincerely 53-3. f hope that you have enioyed your tour through our Gallery of A Art. .4 4 ' To all those who have helped make this collection of treas- I ' - ured portraits possible we are most grateful. X W .ff 1 ,Wg A special Thank you is due E, ',, I ' ,ix 7 gf-1 1 M Our devoted faculty, for their loyalty and encourage- ,fgstp15f' 5 A ment ' 2 faq . . - 1- -' A , it The members of the student body for their cooperation sg 1.45. 7 , . ' fxhf, :'f,y3ji. 1 - r fl . . .: A :V -f K ga, Mr. Louis Bollam ot Bruno's for his photography lik r :ig , 35,31 1,1195 KIAL ' . a . Mr. B. Miller and Mr. H. Bleything of Kilham's for their ,B ,Qt technical advice K K H Nfl gl., ' ' Q Our patrons and boosters whose generosity made Our ,gm 'si' i 'r M' Q g Gallery of Art a possibility. , g '-f s sr ' .It ttyl' P' .1 1 Lf, Signed, the twenty-first day of May, in the year of Our Lord, 1: a 'i'i nineteen hundred and sixty. ra ' . it A' V - 1,1 ' e' - ,,g.. A - r My A.Q,V?h R . X. . . ff- 'G ' ' SQ '7' -fi' li iii, ggtze ,gmt Q42 26 J Q .1 'f' f iii! 1' P 'f -efaa wir Q 25 -. - fc? I 'P' - Vxfff-ET -as - ,fi , , ' '51-'SIL' pw Q if -' ' , ,, if ua, 1 EY I rl't If L 'tif ?g,Q.j' -s ' in wwe' gf .-'v,,fJ F' 2 12,5 W t s fg,-A jf? 'i 6 W ,j j' L1 X A3 ff- Q- l' - -X- . 'f - J 5275 T r ff? . 1 s' 'd 'f ' ' f ' Q M tif is ,V :ss , C ignatures I ent: y pictures beginning with the top center, Shannon Doran, editor, counter clockwisej ' 'f Lg:-9154 1 lil :tg 3 , ' W' :stir H., 'Y , inf,-f . Q ' gf. fi' L .. ve: fe A l rs vffh-fr? 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E. 2nd Street Cornelius, Oregon H Hadley, Barbara Mary Ellen Route 2, Box 450 Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-1351 Hale, Ruth 125 N. W. 20th Place Portland, Oregon CA 3-9791 Hammond, Diane 7440 S. W. 87th Avenue Portland, Oregon CH 4-8092 Hampton, Marilee 134 Roan Drive Eugene, Oregon Dl 5-6298 Hampton, Phyllis 2831 S. E. 19th Portland, Oregon BE 5-1707 Harpole, Joan 3390 Underwood Drive - Portland,-Oregon CY 2-2558 Haworth, Mary 4440 S. W. 148th Avenue Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-9181 Hays, Diane Patricia 9406 S. W. 62nd Drive Portland, Oregon CH 6-4079 Hazard, Cheryl Route 2, Box 807 Oak Harbor, Washington OR 5-3139 Hector, Janice 13035 S. W. Watkins Portland, Oregon ME 9-4429 Heesacker, Rosalene Route 1, Box 355 Forest Grove, Oregon Elgin 7-6763 Herauf, Kathleen 620 S. W. Meadow Drive Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-7909 Hergert, Julie 6780 S. W. Hwy. 217 Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-2026 Herinckx, Carol Darlene Marilyn Route 1, Box 48 Cornelius, Oregon Herrera, Marcella 547 East Sonora Stockton 3, Calif. HO 3-1515 Hertel, Barbara Route 3, Box 611 Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-2483 Hine, Darlene P. O. Box 6341 Tigard, Oregon ME 9-1720 Hinkle, Sharon Swegel Road Salem, Oregon EM 4-1095 Hollman, Mary 755 S. E. 32nd Ave. Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-1934 Holmes, Mary Rose 6240 S. E. 70th Portland 6, Oregon PR 4-3338 Hood, Diana 17823 Gulf Blvd. Redington Shores 8, Florida WA 1-4593 Howe, Diane 1182 S. W. Canyon Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-4495 Hughes, Mary Kay Box 222 Sixes, Oregon ED 2-2462 Humble, Yvonne 6929 S. E. Jennings Milwaukie 22, Oregon OL 4-6776 J Johns, Janice 13306 N. W. Cornell Portland 10, Oregon MI 4-4684 Johnson, Beverly Jennifer 7703 S. E. Milwaukie Ave Portland 2, Oregon BE 5-6076 Jones, Kathy 676 S. E. Menlo Drive Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-1822 K Keene, Sandra 9002 S. W. 35th Portland 19, Oregon CH 4-5316 Keim, Rosalia Route 1, Box 41 Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-3975 Kiley, Teresa 3135 Oak Street Milwaukie, Oregon OL 4-0560 Kirk, Kathleen 1354 Watson Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-2878 Klupenger, Carol 10014 N. E. Glisan Portland 16, Oregon AL 3-7521 Kohler, Linda 4145 S. W. 170th Beaverton, Oregon Kost, Margaret 1815 N. Simpson Portland 17, Oregon BU 5-6380 Kulbeck, Ruth 1951 S. E. 139th Portland 33, Oregon AL 4-5253 L Le Claire, Marlene 17985 Tualatin Valley Highway Aloha, Oregon Ml 4-0706 Lehman, Judy 1353 Heatherwood West Tacoma 66, Washington SK 9-8127 Leppla, Linda 219 W. Forest Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-3040 Leriche, Claire 7875 S. W. Pfaffle Tigard 23, Oregon ME 9-3346 Lulich, Dorene 5930 S. W. 185th Aloha, Oregon Ml 4-4591 -Mc McDevitt, Diane Sharon 9025 S. W. 50th Portland 19, Oregon CH 4-7058 McEachern, Jacqueline 1404 N. E. 78th Portland, Oregon AL 3-1677 McFarland, Jana 1182 - 8th Crescent City, California IN 4-2797 McLarty, Darylene 2479 N. W. Loveioy Portland 10, Oregon CA 3-9135 McNicholas, Sally 16465 S. W. Farmington Rd. Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-4782 McNicholas, Sharon 16855 S. W. Florence Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-5027 M Martes, Pamela 5275 S. W. 165th Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-6101 Mathis, Helen Rose 4595 S. W. 148th Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-1459 Matthews, Gale 1024 S. E. Rex Portland 2, Oregon BE 2-9005 Meckes, Cathy 7035 N. Buchanan Portland 3, Oregon AV 6-1739 Meehan, Carol 2709 S. W. Miles Portland 19, Oregon CH 6-1772 Mengis, Pat 13875 S. W. 72nd Tigard, Oregon ME 9-1368 Meyer, Jane 895 S. W. 6th Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-3905 Mildenberger, Margaret 3006 Oak Street Milwaukie, Oregon OL 4-6066 Millsap, Lorelei 15980 S. W. Division Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-5195 Mitchell, Patricia 6945 S. W. Canyon Dr. Portland 25, Oregon CY 2-1871 Moore, Karen 3304 S. E. Olson Portland 22, Oregon OL 4-5001 Moore, Marie Box 155 K1111 Birch St.J Forest Grove, Oregon EL 7-6819 Moore, Maxine 1528 S. E. Holgate Portland 2, Oregon BE 4-6295 Morrison, Maurrie 8436 S. W. 11th Portland 1, Oregon Ch 6-1591 Motschman, Marianne Rt. 2, Box 37 Crescent City, California IN 4-2546 Muessig, Jean Margaret 3433 S. W. Primrose Portland 19, Oregon CH 4-4509 Myers, Diane 510 S. W. Fairmount Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-2706 N Neitling, Mary 3340 S. W. 174th Aloha, Oregon MI 4-7076 Neuman, Patricia 1823 N. E. 45th Ave. Portland, Oregon AT 7-6439 O O'Brien, Mary Monica 6060 S. W. Taylors Ferry Portland 19, Oregon CH 4-9301 O'Grady, Clairene 2827 -- 4th Ave. Milvvaukie 22, Oregon Olberding, Kathleen Margaret 12025 S. W. Foothill Dr. Portland 25, Oregon Ml 4-5995 O'Lea ry, Mary Paisley, Oregon O'Neill, Colleen Jewel Lake Anchorage, Alaska P Patterson, Cheryl 3709 Kipling Road Boise, Idaho 2-7684 Pecher, Reinhilcl 1107-B 17th Street Santa Monica, California EX 3-1569 Pelster, Dolores Theresa Vernonia, Oregon Peterson, Mary 346 S. 2nd Avenue Hillsboro, Oregon MI 8-4873 Polgar, Georgine 4750 S. W. 173rd Aloha, Oregon Ml 4-3315 Presley, Marya 8436 S. W. 11th Portland, Oregon CH 4-3295 Ptacek, Dianna 4220 S. W. 170th Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-5323 Railing, Joyce 4170 S. W. 160th Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-4902 Rekart, Madeline 1614 S. E. Tacoma Portland, Oregon BE 2-7534 Rigert, Marietta Route 1, Box 1172 Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-5627 Roberts, Launa 8856 S. W. 35th Avenue Portland, Oregon CH 6-1598 Robinson, Eileen Kathleen 1014 S. E. Bidwell Portland, Oregon BE 6-8643 Roshak, Virginia 4265 S. W. 173rd Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-7528 Rowland, Mary Ellen 1151 Ocean Drive Crescent City, California lN 4-3304 S Savage, Mary Elizabeth Paula 3250 S. W. Underwood Drive Portland 25, Oregon CY 2-4235 Scales, Agnes 14813 -- 40th Avenue West Lynnwood, Washington PR 8-3839 Schefers, Phyllis 9130 S. W. Westhaven Portland, Oregon CY 2-1585 Schneider, Barbara 8755 S. W. Woodside Drive Portland 25, Oregon CY 2-2759 81 Schroetke, Julia 9875 S. W. 90th Avenue Portland 23, Oregon CH 4-5756 Schulte, Sharon 10065 S. W. Johnson Tigard, Oregon ME 9-2408 Schulz, Gloria 12360 S. W. James Tigard, Oregon ME 9-3341 Seeber, Carolyn 2050 S. E. Currin Lane Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-1852 Seidl, Suzanne 4900 S. W. 145th Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-2814 Seus, Donna Route 2, Box 145 Tulelake, California Newell 4-2651 Siedow, Suzanne 922 S. W. Moss Portland 19, Oregon CH 4-8972 Sitton, Claudia 9940 S. W. Johnson Street Tigard, Oregon ME 9-1375 Smith, Terese 8675 Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Portland 25, Oregon CY 2-2214 Snyder, Mary Alice Cathlemet, Washington Swift 5-3384 Spieker, Marilyn 24800 N. W. Cornell Road Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-5069 Spiering, Annette Carol Route 3, Box 501 Hillsboro,Oregon Federal 1-2171 Springer, Dorothy 1747 S. W. Moss Portland, Oregon Stadter, Judith 237 S. E. Second Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-2217 Story, Petrie 18225 S. W. Wheeler Aloha, Oregon Ml 4-4856 Stout, Peggy 740 S. W. Larson Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-4134 Stremich, Joan Sharon 1805 S. E.-Harney Portland, Oregon BE 5-4338 Stupfel, Linda 1615 -- 27th Street Milwaukie, Oregon OL 4-3703 T Taggart, Maureen 11640 S. W. Foot Hill Drive Cedar Hills, Oregon Thomas, Marlene Route 4, Box 361 Sherwood, Oregon Ml 4-5543 Thomas, Trena 1923 S. E. Clatsop Portland, Oregon BE 6-3087 Tobias, Catherine 10752 S. W. Lancaster Road Portland, Oregon CH 4-5897 U Unger, Barbara Route 2, Box 306 Cornelius, Oregon KE 9-8195 Unger, Jeanne Route 2, Box 260-A Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-2816 V Vaetz, Barbara 7915 S. E. Lake Road Milwaukie, Oregon OL 4-4051 VanDomelen, Sharon 16830 S. W. Blanton Beaverton, Oregon MI 4-5692 VanGoethem, Mary 7040 S. W. Baylor Portland, Oregon ME 9-4835 Veriinski, Kathleen 16035 S. W. Farmington Road Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-6866 Verschingel, Bernadette P. O. Box 226 Mosier, Oregon W Waibel, Jeanne 31200 W. Jackson Hillsboro, Oregon Ml 8-1939 Walker, Barbara 11635 S. W. Pacific Highway Tigard, Oregon ME 9-1559 Wall, Judy Mary Patricia 5805 S. W. Arrow-Wood Lane Portland 25, Oregon CY 2-3395 Walsleben, Judith 4265 N. W. Barnes Road Portland 10, Oregon CA 8-1788 Watkins, Rita 4200 S. E. Rothe Road Milwaukie, Oregon OL 4-4221 Watson, Joyce 1836 S. E. Lambert Portland 2, Oregon BE 6-4503 Wehage, Patricia 945 S. E. Clatsop Portland 2, Oregon BE 4-1606 Weiby, Jacqueline 650 S. E. 13th Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-2953 Whitford, Barbara Claudia 357 S. E. Lombard Beaverton, Oregon Ml 4-3609 Williams, Judy 17903 S. E. Mill Court Portland 33, Oregon AL 2-3139 Wobser, Lurae 41 Gladstone Drive San Francisco, California JUniper 4-3441 Wollin, MaryLinda 11425 S. W. Tiedeman Avenue Tigard, Oregon ME 9-2632 Y Young, Sally Jo 703 Spring Avenue LaGrande, Oregon WO 3-2380 Z Zwan, Arlene Judy Route 1, Box 613 Crescent City, California A Albers, Susanne, 19, 55, 57, 76 Anderson, Connie, 32, 62 Anderson, Janet, 32, 60, 62 Ansbro, Jane, 32, 49 Ansbro, Mary Ellen, 29, 49, 58, 76 Backstrom, Christine, 32, 49, 61, 62, 64 Backstrom, Kelda, 35, 49, 62 Baker, Betty, 32, 33, 43, 49 Banta, Jeri, 35, 65 Barsotti, Roberta, 31, 32, 42, 46, 49, 58 Bechtold, Patricia, 35, 48 Belding, Marilyn, 35, 62, 65, 67 Berry, Joan, 7, 19, 49, 55, 58, 59, 61 Betzer, Janice, 32, 46, 49 Beuckman, Catherine, 32, 62 Beuckman, Mary Jane, 19, 43, 49, 54, 55, 57 Boyle, Catherine, 32, 33, 664 Brenner, Jo Ann, 32, 62 Brittan, Penny, 29, 38, 57, 64 Buchholz, Ruth, 32, 49 Buckley, Linda, 35, 62 Burres, Sally, 18, 19, 55, 59, 61, 62 Byrne, Margaret, 29, 42, 49, 58, 76 Carpenter, Joan, 35 Cason, Shirleen, 32, 43, 49, 62 C Cendana, Darlene, 36 Cendana, Donna, 19, 47, 55 Cetinich, Jacqueline, 36 Champion, Ellen, 36 Charvet, Carol, 19, 42, 50, 55, 56, 61, 65, 67, 76 Charvet, Patricia, 35, 36, 50 Chiotti, Diane, 32, 33 Christian, Toni, 36 Ciminski, Carol, 36, 50, 51, 61, 65 Clark, Sally Ann, 32, 62 Coates, Karel, 29, 50 Cooper, Carol, 36 Cosby, Patricia, 32, 42, 49, 61, 62 Cozart, Mary, 29, 47 Crook, Janet, 36 Crozier, Juanita, 32, 51 Cusick, Jean, 36 D Dana, Carol Lou, 32, 46, 62, 64 Davis, Sharon, 20, 65 Davis, Shirley, 20, 44, 55, 57 Day, Kathleen, 18, 20, 55, 56, 61, 62, 76 Day, Patricia, 32, 46, 57, 61, 62 DeCicco, Virginia, 36, 37 Depew, Cecilia, 29, 45, 57, 62 Depew, Joan, 32, 62 Depew, Kathleen, 20, 55, 57, 62 Dimler, Patricia, 20, 55, 61,62 Doescher, Dorothy, 21, 45 Dooney, Sheila, 35, 36 Donovan, Lucille, 29, 59 Doran, Shannon, 21, 42, 54, 55, 59, 62, 65, 71, 76 DuMond, Mary Lou, 29 E Edwards, Judith, 29, 64 Ensminger, Barbara, 32, 44 Ereno, Marianne, 21, 55, 59, 76 Estill, Vicki, 32, 47, 49, 67 Evanson, Janet, 32, 33 INDEX F Fanger, Barbara, 55, 62 Farmen, Sonia, 32 Fegel, Janet, 36 Fitzpatrick, Kathleen, 32, 61 Fitzpatrick, Maureen, 21, 54, 55, 63, 66, 73 Flores, Arlene, 36, 62, 65 Flores, Myra, 35, 36, 42, 65 Forsman, Clare Marie, 36, 49 Foster, Jean, 21 Fuller, Sheila, 33 G Garvin, Mary Margaret, 21, 55 Gatzka, Judy, 33 Graziano, Mariorie, 36, 48, 65, 67 Grittman, Sharon, 33, 43 Guaranero, Barbara, 36 H Hadley, Barbara, 29 Hadley, Mary Ellen, 22, 45, 55 Hale, Ruth, 29, 61, 64 Hammond, Diane, 36, 48, 59 Hampton, Marilee, 29, 49, 58, 61, 66, 76 Hampton, Phyllis, 29 Harpole, Joan, 28, 29, 49, 61, 64 Haworth, Mary, 33, 49, 64 Hays, Diane, 22, 49, 55, 59 Hays, Patricia, 33, 49, 64 Hazard, Cheryl, 16, 29, 49 Hector, Janice, 36, 63, 65 Heesacker, Rosalene, 36, 48 Herauf, Kathleen, 22, 44, 55, 65 Hergert, Julie, 33 Herinckx, Carol, 22, 49 Herinckx, Darlene, 29 Herinckx, Marilyn, 36, 49, 73 Herrera, Marcella, 22, 44, 49 Hertel, Barbara, 29, 46, 59 Hine, Darlene, 22, 45, 55 Hinkle, Sharon, 29, 47 Hollman, Mary Ann, 33 Holmes, Mary Rose, 29 Hood, Diana, 36 Howe, Diane, 36, 62, 65 Hughes, Mary Kay, 28, 29, 42, 61 Humble, Yvonne, 33, 49, 54, 55 J Johns, Janice, 28, 49, 64, 66 Johnson, Beverly, 29, 45, 61, 62, 64 Johnson, Jennifer, 36, 37, 65 Jones, Kathy, 29 K Keene, Sandra, 36, 65 Keim, Rosalia, 28, 30, 42, 49, 59 Kiley, Teresa, 23, 55, 65 Kirk, Kathleen, 23, 55 Klupenger, Carol, 33, 64 Kohler, Linda, 30 Kost, Margaret, 30, 49, 62 Kulbeck, Ruth, 36, 51, 65 L LeClaire, Marlene, 30 Lehman, Judy, 23, 51, 55, 56, 58, 65, 67, 76 Leppla, Linda, 33, 61, 62 Leriche, Claire, 37 Lulich, Dorene, 30, 46, 64 M Martes, Pamela, 49, 62, 64 Mathis, Helen Rose, 33 Matthews, Gale, 23, 55, 66, 70 McDevitt, Diane, 30, 47, 62 McDevitt, Sharon, 33, 62, 64 t McEachern, Jacqueline, 18, 23, 42, 55, 59, 65, 67, 62 McFarland, Jana, 16, 24, 42, 55, 59, 60, 61, 6 McLarty, Darylene, 37, 46 McNicholas, Sally, 33 McNicholas, Sharon, 30, 56, 61, 62, 63, 64 Meckes, Catherine, 18, 24, 55 Meehan, Carol, 37 Mengis, Patricia, 24, 55, 57, 62, 66 Meyer, Jane, 33, 62, 64 Mildenberger, Margaret, 31, 33, 43, 61, 64 Millsap, Lorelei, 24, 46, 55 Mitchell, Patricia,, 33, 49, 60, 61 Moore, Karen, 33 Moore, Marie, 33, 62 Moore, Maxine, 37, 62 Morrison, Maurrie, 33 Motschmann, Marianne, 37, 51 Muessig, Jean, 30, 49, 56, 60, 62, 76 Muessig, Margaret, 33, 58, 64 Myers, Diane, 30 N Neitling, Mary, 37 Neuman, Patricia, 33, 44 0 O'Brien, Molly, 33, 64 O'Grady, Clairene, 24, 55, 57 Olberding, Katherine, 33, 49 Olberding, Margaret, 24, 55, 61, 62 O'Leary, Mary, 6, 25, 42, 55, 62, 65, 72 O'Neill, Colleen, 34, 51 P Patterson, Cheryl, 37 Pecher, Reinhild, 25, 44 Peffers, Marilyn, 34 Pelster, Dolores, 37 Pelster, Theresa, 34 Peterson, Mary, 34 Polgar, Georgine, 30, 61, 57, 66 Presley, Marya, 37, 58, 66 Ptacek, Dianna, 30, 57, 60 R Reiling, Joyce, 37, 65, 67 Rekart, Madeline, 25, 34, 49, 55, 59, 62, 65 Rigert, Marietta, 43, 49 Roberts, Launa, 25, 47, 55, 65 Robinson, Eileen, 34, 47, 49, 64 Robinson, Kathleen, 30, 66, 67 Roshak, Virginia, 37 Rowland, Mary Ellen, 37 S Savage, Mary Elizabeth, 30, 58, 61, 62 Savage, Paula, 34, 49, 61, 62, 73 Scales, Agnes, 30, 49 Schefers, Phyllis, 30, 47 Schneider, Barbara, 30, 64 Schroetke, Julie, 37, 47 Schulte, Sharon, 31, 34, 42, 49, 58 Schulz, Gloria, 37 2 Seeber, Carolyn, 37, 48 Seidl, Suzanne, 37, 48, 49, 58 Seus, Donna, 37, 42 Siedow, Suzanne, 34, 42 Sitton, Claudia, 25, 45, 49, 54, 55 Smith, Teresa, 34, 47, 62 Snyder, Mary Alice, 37, 51 Spieker, Marilyn, 37, 49 Spiering, Annette, 34, 44, 49 Spiering, Carol, 25, 54, 55, 62 Springer, Dorothy, 26, 49, 55, 62 Stadter, Judith, 34, 43, 62 Story, Petrie, 30 Stout, Peggy, 30 Stremich, Joan, 26, 47, 55 Stremich, Sharon, 34 Stupfel, Linda, 34, 49 T Taggart, Maureen, 37, 65 ,57 Thomas, Marlene, 30, 56, 61, 62, 66 Thomas, Trena, 26, 46, 62, 65 Tobias, Catherine, 37, 65 U Unger, Barbara, 30, 43 Unger, Jean, 31, 34, 49 V Vaetz, Barbara, 26, 44, 55 VanDomelen, Sharon, 61, 30 VanGoetham, Mary, 37, 63 Veriinski, Kathleen, 26, 39, 42, 54, 55, 60, 63 Verschingel, Bernadette, 34, 50, 51, 58, 60, 62, 64 Waibel, Jeanne, 30, 60 Walker, Barbara, 37 Wall, Judy, 27, 38, 55, 56, 63, 67, 70 Wall, Mary Pat, 34, 57 Walsleben, Judith, 34, 43, 49 Watkins, Rita, 30, 43, 49 Watson, Joyce, 27, 45, 55, 59 Wehage, Patricia, 16, 27, 42, 49, 55, 65 Weiby, Jacqueline, 37 Whitford, Barbara, 37 Whitford, Claudia, 34 Williams, Judith, 27, 50, 55, 76 Wobser, Lurae, 30, 51 Wollin, Mary Linda, 27, 46 Y Young, Sally Jo, 34, 62 Z Zwan, Arlene, 34 Zwan, Judy, 27 FACULTY Reverend Michael Fleming, 9 Reverend Anthony Gerace, 9 Reverend Joseph Neuville, 9 Sister Mary Angela, 8 Sister Mary Alberta, 10 Sister Mary Andre', 10 Sister Mary Boniface, 10 Sister Mary Camillus, 11 Sister Mary Eugenia, 11 Sister Mary Everildis, 11 Sister Mary Frances, 12 Sister Mary Marcine, 12 Sister Mary Marguerite, 12, 59 Sister Mary of the Sacred Heart 13 Sister Mary Mildred, 13 Sister Madonna Patrice, 14 Sister Theresa Margaret, 14, 59 Sister Therese' Marie, 14, 61 Sister Mary Virginia, 15 Sister Mary Xaveria, 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