St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1939 volume:

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W if Iv: ' 4 W , hx 8 g t R, 13 T Q in - 4, JE., f' QR ' s wftv' V 1 fc K' - 2 W Q , ? uf? --...,,,--K nw DEDIIQ TIU To Mary, Mother of Good Counsel, whose guiding hand has directed St. Maryls progress both spiritual and mater- ial, and to St. Joseph, who protected the Child jesus and who has extended that protection to our teachers who labor under his patronage, we dedicate this book of golden memories. FUHEWUHU JusT TiTTy years ago our beloved SainT Mary's Academy was Tounded by The SisTers of ST. Joseph of CarondeleT Tor a deTiniTe purpose: namely, To educaTe young girls so ThaT when They leave The shelTer of The school and go TorTh To Take Their place in The world, They will be a crediT To Their God and To Their Church. There can be no doubT ThaT during The pasT half-cenTury The work carried on in This Tield aT ST. Mary's Academy has had The blessing and The approval oT The GreaT Teacher. ThroughouT The years. The Academy has grown and pros- pered, buT The ideal has ever remained The same. On This. The TiTTieTh anniversary of iTs exisTence, we are endeavor- ing To review in some small way The evenTs ThaT have broughT abouT The aTTainmenT oT This ideal. In presenTing our year book Tor l939 we wish To add our word oT praise and graTiTude Tor worlc well done and To oTTer a silenT prayer ThaT The years To come may be as TruiTTul in Their harvesT as Those in The pasT have been. IN MEMUHIUM PUPE PIU5 XI O God, who in Thine ineffable providence wast pleased to number Thy Servant Pope Pius XI amongst the sov- ereign pontijfsg grant, we beseech Thee, that he who reigned as the vicar of Thy Son on earth, may be joined in fellow- ship with Thy holy pontijfs for evermore. Through the same Lord. THE VATIEAN A GULDEN JUBILEE On This The golden FesTal which is ours Today. We pause To scan The garnered years-noT Tew, We backward glance and Through a golden glow, The deeds well done Tor TiTTy years we view. O holy years! We bless your wondrous deeds, Our Task oT Teaching TruThs oT TaiTh divine To children, and Their children, all These years: These deeds as sTars in l-leaven will brighTly shine. Behold, upon These years a crypT is Traced. BuT in l-lis wisdom God keeps saTe The scroll. And man cannoT The MasTer's message know. God's crypTogram iT is, and Traced in puresT gold. The humblesT deeds oT many years are Treasured now. The heaT, The burden, The weariness are passed away, Our backward glance is Through a haze oT gold. ReTlecTed by The radiance oT This glorious day. The vanished years TranslucenT as a seaworn shell Upon The beach oT some Tar disTanT shore, RepeaT sweeT messages Trom liTe's deep sea. Which hearing now we'll Treasure evermore. O golden day Tor us who chose The beTTer parT, BeneaTh ST. Joseph's guidance and his wondrous care, Who Toiled in These dear schools-The Schools oT FaiTh WiTh courage born oT love-To do and dare. BuT ere we parT, we'll Torge a golden chain And wiTh iT bind The precious years already Trod, Renewing FaiTh and l-lope and holy Love, Then lay Our TiTTy golden years beTore The Throne oT God. THE MOST REVEREND J. J. CANTWELL, DD Archbishop of Los Angeles, California VERY REVEREINID A. J. MEYER, C.M. A+ whose invi+a+ion S+. Mary's Academy was opened in Los Angeles +i++y years ago. IN APPHECIATIUN Looking back +hr0ugh +he years, +he Sis+ers 0+ S+. Joseph 0+ Car0ndele+ remember wi+h deepes+ gra+i+ude +he cour+esy and kindness 0+ eminen+ Churchmen who, in one way or an0+her, aided in +he es+ablishmen+ and gr0w+h 0+ S+. Mary's Academy and M+. S+. Mary's College: Rev. A. J. Meyer, C.M., a+ whose earnes+ reques+ +he Sis+ers +irs+ came +r0m S+. Louis +0 open a day school, S+. Mary's Academy, in Los Angeles. R+. Rev. George M0n+g0mery, DD., Bishop 0+ Mon- +erey and Los Angeles, who la+er gave permission +0r +he opening 0+ a boarding depar+men+ a+ S+. Mary's Academy. R+. Rev. Thomas J. C0na+y, DD., Bishop 0+ M0n+erey and Los Angeles, +hr0ugh whose in+luence Cardinal Eal- conio, Ap0s+0lic Delega+e +0 +he Uni+ed S+a+es, said his +irs+ Mass in Cali+0rnia in +he chapel 0+ S+. Mary's Acad- emy, and +hr0ugh whose c0n+inued kindness arrangemen+s were made +0r +he opening 0+ +he Provincial House in Los Angeles, as a resul+ 0+ +he in+erview 0+ +he Sis+ers wi+h Cardinal Ealconio, also +he resul+ 0+ +he kindness 0+ +he good Bishop. l-lis Excellency, M0s+ Reverend John J. Can+well, DD., Archbishop 0+ Los Angeles, who encouraged +he erec+ion 0+ M0un+ Sain+ Mary's College, and who has since ex+ended +0 +he College and +0 S+. Mary's Academy c0un+less pr00+s 0+ his deep concern +0r all +ha+ +ur+hers Ca+h0lic educa+i0n. HDEUS ILLUMINATIU MEA Deus lllun'1inaTio Meaf' This rnoTTo is Tound on The oTTicial seal oT ST. lVlary's Acad- erny-a silenT prayer ThaT God be wiTh us in all our acTiviTies, ThaT l-Tis holy grace moTi- vaTe all our aeTions. And how could iT Tae oTherwise7 The vaulTed chapel is so near. The whole day long we are near Qur Lord. God is our l.iqhT. GraduaTes oT ST. Mary's have learned To love The words. They can never TorqeT where To seelc ThaT LiqhT when The darlcness oT doubT and error close in around Them. Children oT l.ighT, They Turn TalTerinq sTeps Toward The welcoming doors oT vasT caThedral or wayside chapel-when ever The TaiThTul sancTuary lamp is shining. We, The Class oT '39, can do no beTTer Than Take wiTh us Trom our dear ST. Ivlary's This sirnple lesson. PULPILLMENT A+ +he dedica+i0n 0+ +he new S+. Mary's 0n Augus+ l9, I9I I, Bishop C0na+y expressed +he hope +ha+ +he new S+. Mary's would grow and +l0urish and be in +he +u+ure even more +han in +he pas+ a cen+er 0+ power by which +he Church 0+ God migh+ reach +he minds and hear+s 0+ +he people and bring +hem +0 a be++er knowledge 0+ God and a grea+er love +0r +he +hings 0+ religion. As we re+lec+ on S+. lv1ary's we no+e i+s gradual changes in 0u+ward semblance +0 mee+ +he needs 0+ each succeeding year-growing, +l0urishing as +he ci+y i+sel+ expands, while +he mainspring, +he m0+ive power 0+ all i+s varied ac+ivi+y remains c0ns+an+, since i+ is +ixed 0n +he lmmu+able. We visualize +he many gradua+es leaving S+. Mary's year a++er year, carrying in +heir hear+s and dem0ns+ra+ing in +heir lives +he ideals +here implan+ed, making God in very +ru+h +he Ligh+ 0+ +heir lives . . Deus lllumina+i0 Meaf' Turning our gaze +0ward S+. Mary's, +he culmina+ion 0+ +he zeal and labors 0+ +i++y years, we can bu+ renew our +hanlcs +0 God, who has more +han abundan+ly blessed +his corner 0+ l-lis vineyard. Again recalling +he words 0+ Bishop C0na+y in I9I I, we realize +heir glorious +ul+illmen+. God has blessed, and blessed abundan+ly, so +ha+ we cry ou+ wi+h +he Psalmis+: The Lord 0+ l-l0s+s is wi+h us. God is in +he mids+ 0+ her. THE SISTERS UE ST. JUSEPH UE EAHUNUELET In I836, lvloTher ST. John FonTlaonne, Superior Gen- eral oT The SisTers oT ST. Joseph. esTablished in I65O aT Le Puy, France, senT six SisTers To The UniTed STaTes, aT The requesT oT Bishop RosaTi. C.M.. oT ST. Louis, Missouri. Two schools were opened ThaT year, one aT Caholcia and The oTher aT CarondeleT, where also The American lvloTher House was esTablished. Under The guidance oT ST. Joseph, who, being The TosTer-TaTher oT The greaTesT Teacher oT all Time, can so eTTicaciously invoke The aid oT The Divine Child, The SisTers oT ST. Joseph prospered in Their worlc Tor souls. Today we Tind houses oT The CongregaTion ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. The inTeresT oT The SisTers is noT conTined To The Teaching Tield, however, buT includes also various chariTable worlcs. . Margery WaTers '39 PHUBHESS The year l89l saw Two girls graduaTe Trom The Then new SainT Mary's Academy. This year, I939. eighTy-Tive girls will wallc up The sTeps oT SainT Mary's To receive Their diplomas, The reward Tor Tour years oT sTudy. SainT lv1ary's has grown Trom a graduaTing class'oT Two To one oT eighTy-Tive. This can surely be called prog- ress. Progress, Too. Trom The TirsT siTe oT SainT Mary's Academy on Grand Avenue To The presenT locaTion aT Slauson and Crenshaw, The beauTiTul campus where The SisTers oT ST. Joseph oT CarondeleT are The Teachers and The inspiraTion oT every girl wiTh whom They come in conTacT. BuT There is a progress deeper and Tiner Than maTerial progress. A young girl, iusT Tinishing eighT years oT elemenTary Training, sTands on The Threshold oT a new, a diTTerenT liTe. She comes To SainT Mary's wiTh her hearT Tull oT hope. Tull oT desire To be worThy oT her chosen Alma MaTer. She works Tour years, sTudying The academic subiecTs ThaT are required. l-lowever, she learns ThaT These subiecTs are noT The mosT viTal Things in her liTe. She is TaughT more imporTanT maTTers, noT Trom a TexTboolc. buT Trom precepT and example. She is TaughT religion, The love oT God. She enTers a child: she graduaTes a woman. The Training she has received during These Tour years cannoT be expressed in words, buT iT is evidenT in her acTions: acTions ThaT con- vey To Those who come in conTacT wiTh her ThaT she has received a CaTholic educaTion. AT The end oT her Tour years, if This young girl has made use oT The opporTuniTies given her. she is qualiTied in soul and mind Tor whaTever paTh in liTe God has des- Tined her. Thus we see progress-progress oT a school during TiTTy years: buT. more Than ThaT, The progress oT souls. which is The naTural consequence oT CaTholic educaTion. Peggy Jean KieTTer '39 PAHUCHIAL SCHUULS During The years since Their arrival in Los Angeles, The SisTers oT ST. Joseph oT CarondeleT have exTended Their educaTional endeavors beyond The conTines oT The Acad- emy and The College. ln The ciTy oT Los Angeles alone The SisTers oT ST. Joseph conducT schools in The Tollowing parishes: ST. PaTriclc's, l-loly Cross, ST. VincenT's, ST. Ce- cilia's. ST. Brigid's. ST. Anselm's, TransTiguraTion. and ST. John's. ln numerous parishes which are unable To mainTain parochial schools The SisTers provide caTecheTical insTruc- Tions during The scholasTic year, and vacaTion schools dur- ing The summer monThs. The TiTTy years which have passed since The SisTers oT ST. Joseph opened The new ST. Mary's Academy have seen a sTeady growTh in The number OT graduaTes. The Two young girls who proudly received Their high school di- plomas in l89l have given place To an ever increasing number. unTil Today eighTy-Tive girls receive The reward oT Tour years' sTudy. We. The Class oT ThirTy-nine, are privileged To lcnow ThaT we Too have our place in The hisTory oT The growTh oT CaTholic educaTion. ThaT we have as our Teachers The SisTers of ST. Joseph, who. Tor nearly Three hundred years have so meTiculously carried ouT The insTrucTion oT Bishop Maupas, when, on The occasion oT The proTession in Le Puy, France, he said To Those TirsT SisTers oT ST. Joseph: LeT The Cross be your oriTlamme To vicTory. . . . The sound oT echoing bells grows TainT. yeT Their memory and The ThoughT oT whaT They symbolize-daunT- less courage and sTeady TaiTh-does noT die. God's guiding hand has maniTesTly blessed in The pasT. May His benedicTion be as consTanT in The years To come! Carolin Ann Carlson '39 MarTha FenTon '39 TI-IE REVEREND THOMAS MCNICI-IOLAS, S.T.L. 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J fwwwyw , JUNE PAULIOTT OLGA PANOS EILEEN PLUNKET RUTH SMITH 5 MARY SIBILIQ +f Q,g,1T ' ,Y ' Af: 54 GERALDINE STRONG ELIZABETH ROBERTS , 'N PM . moms ROBERTS ' 'Lam EO' A ELAINE RAYES 3 , aQKiq,5-? ALBERTA PUTNAM A2 QJQQ ,,1 A . Q 5 v1,,f , 6QZ.TZ:.f+. L , -gf' kj DI Jw-ffZ3J WM E X7,JxxF L:L1-'wMfk-x 'V EMMA ROMERO J RITA SHAW n, U X WW IWW ,, I fl If, 1 If . I 1 A, I 1 I, ,MJ ,I I ., 1 .1 J J ALICE VACIO CAMILLE TU RQNINIET XJ' yd I 'V pf!! BONITA WALDINIER ,fx Lf J VM jk' Ifgy V! I IVV!!! jk JV! ' ,uf . 4 1 f K Lf UM V .f V - X X Y L X '. IJ., . .1 LOUISE WILLIS VIRGINIA WILSON ,ANCES ,W JEANNE WELCH ANN WATSON W MARGERY WATERS QP, , jfffwffj W6 ELIZABETH WALTERS 4L 5 fafvv ,J A fff Qww ,azgffwff-J' W A Vwffrli . 'Vu-faP1J9-U. fm 4494! K I . , 1 ff J MARGUERITE WURZELL QP X 5-X -4 ,, gf, ' ff' GS-lf 'Q,9 w'f iwfgg bv. iipfffiizwg Auf A SENIUPI HEVEHIE I am saying Tarewell, dear ST. Mary's. The Tour years ThaT I have spenT wiThin,your precincTs have, I TrusT. gained Tor me greaT proTiT-a proTiT noT merely oT an inTellecTual kind, however. IT has gone deeper Than ThaT. IT is someThing ThaT has become mine and can never be Taken away. When I shall be asked whaT school I aTTended, I can be proud To say SainT Mary's Academy. A pride will Till my hearT as Tond memories Tlash Through my mind-memories never To be TorgoTTen: The Chapel. The mosT beloved spoT oT all, wiTh iTs memories oT The counTIess Times we gaThered, a uniTied group, To liTT our hearTs in Thanks- giving Tor Tavors and graces received! The groTTo oT our Lady oT Lourdes, serenely sTanding ouT among The Trees. a beacon reminding us ThaT we are Children oT Mary! IT is as Though Mary herselT were sTanding There-a holy symbol, our groTTo, oT her consTanT nearness To our daily lives. if we would have iT so. Being a member oT Mary's SodaliTy Tor Tour years has impIanTed wiThin us a True undersTanding oT ChrisTian womanhood. insTiIIing in our hearTs The ideals ThaT all Children oT Mary develop Through close and consTanT companion- ship wiTh her. Lady Glen, aTTecTionaTely Termed Seniors' Paradise by Those who are The sole possessors oT The land! From This vanTage poinT The Tavored ones may look beyond school boundaries and see. in The SisTers' garden, The beauTiTul represenTaTion oT ChrisT CruciTied, The symbol oT love. and The TruiT oT love, perseverance. As I look abouT me. seeing Tor The IasT Time The gold cross ThaT marks The abode oT our EucharisTic King, The rusTic 6roTTo oT Lourdes, TragranT Lady Glen, The Towering CruciTix beyond The wall, my hearT swells wiTh ThankTulness Tor all my school has been To me! Dear ST. Mary's, Tarewell! Evelyn Mae Bell '39 Q.,,P,v ,mm .www HLet us raise our hands and hearts in supplication to heaven to the Divine King that in His almighty power He may cause the splendid fruits of Christian education to be gathered in ever greater abundance in the whole world for the lasting benefit of individuals and nationsf' Pope Pius X1-Encyclical on Christian Education JUNIUH UFFIEEHS Lell lo riglwl, slandingz Callierine Wisda. Marrlwa Vowels, Marie Louise Dodge. Elouise Mescall, Claire Eder, Dolores Pariseau, Rosaria Niosi, Lois McDonald, Anna Jean Thomas, Pauline Frueclwfl. Sif- ring: Callwerine Busanovilclw, Mary Louise Collefre, Mary Alice Zerwelcln, President Rulrlri Earley. JU IUH JUTTI GS We Remember: Being TirsT blue-Tie Juniors . . . Wearing blue collars The TirsT quarTer . . . The TirsT class meeTing .... Our blushing class presi- denT . . . Rubbing elbows wiTh The Seniors . . . Choice oT subiecT Tor The TirsT Time . . . Junior day, a big success . . . ChariTy begin- ning aT school wiTh ChrisTmas baskeTs . . . Trying To cross The hall in The wrong place . . . a red Tie leTTing us know whaT we did . . . The sTiTTness in our muscles during reTreaT . . . Limbering up again aT The school dance . . . Our ValenTine parTy . . . The Tamous room commiTTee oT one . . . Mon- opolizing The sodaliTy banner . . . Seeking ads . . . The apologeTic conTesT, We, The people, speak .... Passing The caTe during LenT . . . Worrying abouT The baskeTball plaque . . . Junior Triumphs on Tield day . . . DevoTion To Mary during May . . . Being sweeT Juniors aT The prom . . .Coming down To earTh Tor Tinal exams . . . Giving The ban- queT Tor The Tamous Seniors . . . SiTTing in The Seniors' places aT breakTasT . . . Weep- ing a silenT Tear Tor The passing Seniors . . . A successTul year as blue-Tie Juniors under The guidance oT Mary. it 2' if . ,mf A Afw, V ' Q ::. f Q... 6' k FQ? f 4 WY v.c 'ng Mg A ' K, Ku 5' P1 5 Q , 5 1 2+ w wwf if sh' fxgtv- M fa'z ' vw N in W x K E 9 A If is E , S Sig? gvw if , li ,. A lfzfifjfx 7A wwf - If Q 1f f5Z2z3!4l VQQW 1? wg 3, fn Z X ph fx if if wb, , .L ' WQ4. Q 1 Z I H7 ,ff Aw Y 4 Q. r X 6 1 v Leff +o right Firsl row: Beafrice Teresi, Annabelle Buclcholrz, Karhleen Cuddy. Second row: Janef Baum, Berry Lou Carr, Kaflwleen Cucldy, Berrille Bridgeman, Mar- garel' Collins, Camelia Phelan, Marjorie While, Jeanelfe Curu+cl'1e+, Elaune Powers. Lell To riglwl, Firsf row: Marqarelr Jane Braiden, Pauline Benlalli, Lorella McCor- mick, Nina Belavin, Paula Belweler. Second row: Belly Ann Lelninger, Teresa Vallarino, Alida Carloone, Mary Agnes Toarmino, Noelle Van Dyke, Callmerine McNamara, l-lelen Eckert Marlorie Engman, Palricia Logsdon. 1 1 wut' V54 :-irq Sw hz - W if R A km! ,H Q fiv Wx 3 AX. 'll -'40 XFN 3, A 55 ' XR WEN. 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Pope Pius Xl-Encyclical on Christian Education SUPHU UHES Lell lo riglwlr, Firsl row: Henriefla Van Slrieman, Mary Billefer, Rosemary Deegan, Pafricia Bradley, Helen Fifzpafriclc. Second row: Be++y Ann Gasper, Madonna Barnes, Kalrlwleen Clweleen, Kallileen Crowley, Kafhleen Casserly. Third row: Gloria Garvin, June l-linilcer, Margarel Dilsaver, Cecelia Dannenlwirsclw, Angelina Marfinez, Virginia Drake, Mary Al- baclwlen. Fourllw row: Margaref Almquisf, Mary Alsion, Mary Lou Kendrick, Marie Coslaliaude, Rose Fadell, Virginia Brown, Cecelia Wallace, Virginia Benlcerl. O Lell lo righl, Eirsl row: Mary Anne Durlqin, Virginia Marshall, Virginia Migliazzo, Calherine Lilschi, Belly Hopkins, Margarel DuBroy Second row' Mariorie Goclce, June Bell, Palricia E. Hanley, Lucille Housman, Shirley Harlcey. Third row: Mellrucle Melchior,iOnrielle Lebron, Mary Jean Rochelorl, Louise Berg, Mary Redmond, Jean Mullen, Eourlh row: Marjorie McClenalhen, Judilh Doran, Mary Morse, Mary Mahoney, Marie Anlonelli, Evelyn Gorman. Lell lo righl, Eirsl row: Erin Morrison, Helen Hollman, Jayne Elynn, Margarel Kolda,Belly Kisselkacii, Lillian Wallers, Second row: Helen Mcculloclq, Helen Robinson, Josephine Wagneii, Mary Needles. Third row: Bernadelle Rodier, Belly Gardner, Lorraine Barlcer, Yvonne Schlund, Mary Eleanor Riclcs, Mary Kealing, Mary Jane Zahyna. Eourlh row: Ann Underwood, Helen O'Connell, Belle Engel, Palricia M. Hanley, Kalhryn Sullivan, Kalherine Solla, Virginia Slallery. S 53 SUPHUMUHE SEHUTINY JusT a Ii++Ie biT older Than a Freshman, JusT a liTTle more broken in, JusT a liTTle biT wiser and older, And in all Things ouT To win! T I-I E N ln SepTember . . . do YOU remember? NineTy one-year-old Freshmen sTanding in TronT oT TI-IE BOOK ROOM scruTinizing G-om-e-Tree, Seize-er, Religion Book II, ComposiTion and I-IisTory mosT Modern which made us so ardenT ThaT we rushed over The campus in search oT a classroom. We, SEARCI-IING SOPI-IIES, learn To our chagrin ThaT in Prep Hall our s+udies will begin. We wander o'er paThways and byways, down long corridors Till The bell Tor ThaT lasT roll call Tells us ThaT The TirsT oT our wandering Sophomore days is aT an end. We, SCI-lOl.ARl.Y SOPI-IIES, earnesTly delve inTo our GeomeTry, Tor wiTh Euclid, we are Told, we may noT play. Scorning our new maThe- maTical puzzles we go in To see Caesar in all his splendid array. From him, and wiTh apologies, we learn To say, WE CAME, WE SAW, AND WE ARE CONOUEREDT We, SINGULAR SOPI-TIES, Turn To Religion Book ll To explain in simple composiTion wiTh The aid oT our besT deTiniTions all ThaT The BALTIMORE has ever held To be True. Now whaT more could we learn To do? We, SINGING SOPI-IIES, decide To enlarge The Glee Club wiTh quaIiTy and quanTiTy. Did you hear us aT ChrisTmas on The air making music everywhere? We, SKATING SOPI-IIES, Try our besT sTunTs on The ice. Wrapped in our woolens we seT ouT To win The admiraTion oT our Triends buT Tind ourselves oTTen unexpecTedly on The ice, which really wasn'T so nice! We, SOCIAL SOPI-IIES, go blushingly To our TirsT school dance. 'Tis Then we learn The arT by which our school-girl charm is enhanced. We, SERIOUS SOPI-TIES, make a reTreaT and know ThaT To serve The IVIasTer is sweeTI l.iTe will no longer hold Tor us any ThoughTs oT spiriTual deTeaT. Tell us was iT ever Thus, Did you Tind iT ever so. EiTTy years or more ago. Sophies oT I889? Were you iusT like us . . . Green-Tie Sophies oT I939? H wr. ww--W. ,, . w w. X .v X w fQ- Mn... I . ,A I .- if ,-: A .tix Q N Q, 3 , . X 4-fltrmf I 4 ' ' . 1 .. X , xi, W-ww - 1, aww N A , x, Qing' 'NXXX - X -w...,f df- YT , Q, w N-1Q?'r::wf , W .kmfvggmxk , 4 . . A -, V Q 'A wx 65, ,A . W ., xn, R ,A X . x ' 3. ' ' .X ' fx' tg sw ' ,xxx , , I3 YN X, . :ig ', 8 . N, N37 Q4 -if fx ka 75.3 Y 2 .S 1 :E K - .1 ,m.mw1- .5 fVfg X Mwvvqxx N N !wJ x Y WN M3 WEEHMEN Since however the younger genera- tion rnust be trained in the arts and sci- ences for the advantage and prosperity of civil society, and since the family of itself is unequal to this task, it was necessary to create that social institution, the schoolf, Pope Pius Xl-Encyclical on Christian Education Lell lo righl, Firsl row: Rosemary Galz, Marie Lilschi, Mary Cassidy, Quillin, LaDoris, Palricia Langenbach, Margarel Mary Connelly, Belly Ann Shellenbach. Second row: Mary Kolalh, Jane Dorlaand, Jeanne l-larlman, Carrnelila Disch- ner, Marguerile Rooney, Calherine Pawley, Marjorie Wilson, Jacquelyn Hazel. Third row: Lois Doyle, Gloria Meza, Charlolle Joyce, Belly Jane Green, Margarel Acquislapace, Bernadine Powers, Mariorie DeLille, Mary Jane Spaelh. Fourlh row: Louise Pilon, Belly Anne Johnson, Gloria Escalanle, Nell DeBuys, Josephine McGuire, Calherine McNeil, Mary Jane Malone, Frances Byrne. E f . . Q Q Lell lo righl, Firsl row: Calherine Johannes, Joy Kilcoyne, Jeanelle McDonald, Jean Crain, Lulleane iCuller, Dalma Berlolaccini, Mary Louise Lenk. Second row: Peggy Ann Hansler, Rulhellen Rulledge, Kalhryn Quinn, Margarel l-larl, Sonia Rornero, Palricia Connors, Shirley Slahl, Clare Falvey. Third row: Harrielann Fehner, Barbara Barnes, Virginia Magee, Alice Crernins, Juliel lflohlbush, Joan Lange, Mariorie Koch. Fourlh row: Gclavia Culver, Nancy Farrell, Belly Ann Marcolle, Mary Kalhryn Melley, Dorolhy Laprevolle, Palricia Tierney, Belva Long, Palricia Miller, Lolila Vasquez. K. , ' X s, 1 . , xwilv ,X ii ' W lwmwry lfiibfcfffw 2 WW W PHEsHivi2ijjw1g5fyiQ WW L .Offer Leif fo righl, Firsl row: Mary Chrislenson, Frances Caprine, Doris Belhcielcl, Mary Dolores Flynn, Dolores Kramer, Rulh Kramer. Second row: l-lelenrurhe Cherry, Ann Louise McGovern, Mary Livernash, Marilyn Nelson, Margarer Mary Bulriclc, Dorolhy Fischer. Third row: Berry Louise Wesrerbeck, Genevieve Escallier, Palricia Wriqhr, Lois Rae Slocomb, Barbara Schmilz, Alice Dillon, Dorolhy Day, Jean Hoppe. Four+h row: Lorraine Monfanio, Dororhy Dodge, Marguerife Valenli, Rosemary McDonald, Barbara Fellcer, Rila Duffy, Elhel Mae Iprsaha, Margaref Mary Boyle. , , J A V, , .4 , fCi,1',fJ7!7'ff-gffffi fl l ' ff l I I M I o5At4y,L f-,tu l Aj 'fi fffl N7 9 . dd! I, i If ' ' W 'QL 5 5' fl AJ' . - ,f ,M wif Ml ' if il jmwm of ,HW y ,Q . ,rf-71,1 N , ii CEI ii ff ip: B' I D 'f'f,' zulu fi, y fl All ,,,fc4,c-g.,s, Vg!!! fi! I X' 3 i is L4 4, ., ffl' .1 1g,L, . V 1 V Q 114 '.'g,f ' FHESHMAN SPIRIT Qur TirsT year aT high school is TasT drawing To a close. We have done our besT and have won our reward. As The days wenT by we grew To Teel The spiriT oT ST. iV1ary's more and more and The spiriT oT The class oT TorTy-Two. We began To realize whaT These hallowed walls sTand Torg TiTTy years like The golden beads oT a rosary, marking wiTh glory The sacriTice and labor ThaT have made our school whaT iT is Today. Gradually, Then, This spiriT grew wiThin usg we TelT an earnesT desire To make ourselves worThy oT The TradiTions oT The school we are so proud To call our own. Five decades have passed since ThaT TirsT Treshman class Tinished Their year aT ST. lV1ary's. We, The Freshmen oT I939, wonder if They TelT as we do, now ThaT The year is growing To a close, The same sense oT pride in being pupils oT ST.Mary's. Somehow we Think They did. Mary ChrisTenson '42 . . i , ' kwf,,e..Jz:i...4,a.f-f i ci 'v'l- .UVM X' EAN YUU FUBGET Our iirsl day as bewildered Ereshmen .... Some ol us, while ex- ploring Jrhe grounds, coming upon Lady Glen: making ourselves guile comlorlable lhere for a few brief momenisg being mosl emphalically reguesled lo leave by several mighly Seniors .... Our inilialion sponsored by Jrhe kindly Seniors llhe corsagesll . . . gelling used +o moving from one classroom lo anolher every lorly minules . . . learning +o use rhe correcl enlrance and exif . . . gelling demerils . . . receiving our iirsl reporl cards . . .Taking snaps. . . wailing in The cafeleria line . . . wishing we were of age lor The school dance . . . allempling lo monopolize Jrhe grammar school swings . . . lhe Freshman boarders going inlo lhe business world . . . The Lady of lhe Lake. . . laclors and guadralics . . . sum, esse. lui . . . aulobiographies . . . lhe skafing club . . . our class spiri+ during Jrhe Ad Drive . . . our long-anlicipaled class picnic . . . lhe breakfasl we gave lhe Seniors .... AND CAN YOU BELIEVE Thal we'll be Sophomores soon? Q 2 if E UHEANXZMUNS uCatholics, in sending their children to Catholic schools, do not intend to separate them either from the body of the nation or its spirit, but to educate them in a perfect manner, most conducive to the prosperity of the nation. Indeed, a good Catholic, precisely because of his Catholic principles, makes the better citizen, attached to his country and loyally submissive to constituted civil authority. Pope Pius XI-Encyclical on Christian Education The mos? enioyable ciciice I have ever had Io IuIIiII is Thai of S-Iudenf Body Presideni of Sain? IvIary's. I IeeI Ihaf I owe Ihe pIeasure derived from Ihis oIlIice 'Io Ihe I:acuIIy for Their exceIIenI guidance and unending oaiience, and 'ro Ihe Sfudenf Body for Iheir whoIe-hearied cooperahon n every acfivify. OF Sainf IvIary's Siudenf Body I shall aIways have Ihe Iondesi nernories. Mariha Fenjron '39 STUDENT BUDY UFPIIIEH5 Anna Jean Thomas, Treasurer CIaire Eder, vice-presiden+ Iviarfha I:enIon, presidenf Ma-1riIyn Robinson, assis+anI secre Iary Ru+h Mary Dowland, secrefary SENIUH EUNTHUL l.eTT To righT, TronT row: Peggy Jean KieTTer, BeTTy WalTers, Phyl- lis T-lelTrich, Yvonne DeCuir, Chairman: Regina lvlcl.aughlan, Mary lvlarTin. Second row: KaTh- leen Hoppe, Alice Vacio, DoroThy Mae Morse, Virginia Wilson, Car- olin Carlson, Evelyn Mae Bell. DuTy beTore All Else-This has been The sTandard oT The Senior ConTrol ThroughouT The pasT year. The purpose oT The organizaTion has been To see ThaT order and silence are observed in The classroom, The halls, and in The audiToriurn. l-low well we have accomplished This purpose, we leave To The iudgmenT oT SainT lvlary's STuden'i' Body. Yvonne DeCuir '39 CHAPEL EUUHT Offen on lazy, warm mid-affernoons Eye wanders far foward gardens deeply green And sfrays amid fhe calm of Chapel Courf To view fhe peaceful beaufy of fhe scene Where graceful ferns nod o'er fhe pool serene And vagranf golden rays fheir gleams disporf Againsf fhe fime-worn walls of Chapel Courf. And mingled wifh fhe soffly scenfed breeze An organ's voice wifh full emofion swells: A sfrain of grandeur is fhe melody: Of hope. and ioy. and courage deep if fells, And melancholy sweef wifhin if dwells: The lisfener's soul if holds in sfill repose Enrapf, unfil fhe music's blissful close. l-ligh over all, fhe gilded Cross of God Shines, blessing fhose who have fhese pafhways frod Colleen Kirwan '39 GULDEN MEMUHIES The echoes oT golden iubilee bells resound Through The halls oT ST. lv1ary's, recalling memories oT oTher days- memories varied indeed, buT TogeTher enshrining TiTTy years oT golden service. TiTTy years oT sTeady growTh Toward God. As The echoes die away, leT us pause and look back upon The Treasured PasT which has given us our ST. Mary's oT Today. In l889, when our vasT ciTy was buT emerging Trom pueblo days, The Very Reverend A. J. Meyer, QM., recTor oT ST. VincenT's Church, senT an earnesT plea To The TvloTher T-louse oT The SisTers oT ST. Joseph in ST. Louis Tor SisTers To labor in Los Angeles. The call was answered, and To The WesT came SisTers who opened The new ST. lv1ary's Academy. ln The early nineTeen-hundreds, Los Angeles began To emerge Trom El Pueblo , and To show The TirsT signs oT The amazing developmenT ThaT has since been hers: and ST. Mary's Academy grew wiTh The ciTy. On June l5, I9 I O, Bishop ConaTy laid The cornersTone oT The new ST. lvlary's on iTs splendid new siTe midway beTween The ciTy and The sea. A year laTer The compleTed building was blessed and dedicaTed. Ten years laTer, Two addiTional buildings were erecTed. ln SepTember, l925, in accordance wiTh The earnesT wish oT l-lis Excellency, The lv1osT Reverend John J. CanT- well, lvlounT SainT lv1ary's College was Tounded wiTh TwenTy-Tive charTer members, being housed Temporarily in a building erecTed Tor The purpose on The Academy grounds. The TirsT graduaTion, in I929, was The occasion oT ground breaking Tor The new college properTy in BrenT- wood l-TeighTs. As an aid in The developmenT oT The Teacher-Training courses aT The College, a Training school was esTablished aT The Academy. Thus, side by side have These Two insTiTuTions prog- ressed sTeadily Through The years, unTil Today The SisTers may regard wiTh a well-earned saTisTacTion The Academy wiTh iTs uniT oT Tour buildings, and The spacious glory oT MounT SainT lVlary's which crowns The wooded heighTs near The wesTern sea. ILLUMINATU Leif io righlr: Alice Callahan, Organiza- lionsp l-lelen Eclierl, Aff Edilorg Dorolhy Mae Morse, Assislanl Eclilory Regina Mc- Lauqhlan, lypislg Edifh King, Eclilorg Mary Marlin, Business Manager: Jean Church, Ari Edilorq Mary Frances McKenna, Assislranl Edilory Karhleen O'Connor, Or- qanizalion. I f xvxu M INA 7.1 5 '9 ooo 5' 7 6' K I A CANDLE ...UPON A GAQN QEJQMAY SEETHE UGHT'.,LUKEI8,H9 gi-,Z ' THE CANDLESTIEH Lefr fo riglwr, sirfingr Alice Vacio, Ann Trevillyan, Karlwleen Marin, Yvonne Decuir, Ediror-in-Chief, Peggy Jean Kieffer, Kafhleen Hoppe. Sfandingz Riia Shaw, Janelr Baum, Kafhleen Corsico, Jorene Ferguson, Berfy Gardner, Parricia Kindelon, Mary Jane Mor- Jron, Doro+hy Day, Bernice Brady, Rufh Kramer. wh W ' f Www Q M! RJ! A s VY x -M15-ff UIQ x , N ,W W ef xkxikxy fi . ff X w 'L' Q if f?i?4?.EfQ 'Qgmq Jk,gn5',a ws df Wy, ' SERS fg'lWiF lf' sv 1 Q, Q f W , is SMA TQ I X jim 611 I5 H syn! +3 Lg' , 5' Christian education aims at securing the Supreme Good, that is, God for the souls of those who are being educated, and the maximum of well-being here below for human society. This it does as ejficaciously as man is capable of doing it, namely, by cooperating with God in the perfecting of individuals and of societyf, Pope Pius Xl-Encyclical on Christian Education OFFICERS OF THE SODALITY Leif +o righf: Emma Romero, Vicforia Touche, Grace Sharp, Dolores Fenl, Sara Romero, Mary Calherine Daugherfy. MARY IM MACULATE Mary-like in soul anol booly, Mary-like in mind and hearl, Mary-like in every aciion, Child of God, how fair 'rhou arl. Fair To Chrisl and all his angels, Fair To earlh since Jrhou arf seen To be like her, like To Mary, EarJrh's and heaven's faireslr queen. Nighr anol day, in ioy and sorrow Niqhl and clay, 'neafh crushing care Ask of Chrisl Jrrue Mary-likeness, Through 'rhe year be lhis lhy prayer. Chrisl will hear and Chris? will answer If Thy pleading buf ring 'rruez Jesus, make me iusl like Mary: Mary, keep me iusl' like you. SODAl.lTY OF OUR LADY RESlDElXl'l- STUDENTS Lelil +o righl: Ann Walson, Mary Louise Lenk, Lilly Barsolli, Marlha Paiala, Rulh Johnson, Barbara Barnes, Palricia Tierney, Grace Sharp, Sonia Romero, Corinne Falvey, Mary Cafherine Daugherly, Dolores Fenf, Vicloria Touche, Sara Romero, Delma Berfolaccini, Emma Romero, Shirley Mae Sfahl, Consuella Aguilar, Geraldine Sfrong, Lola Vasquez, Mary Alice Zerwelch, Aida Rennolds, Alberla Pulnarn. I 'T-Il ..nQ!Le11SJf5al? 'MM SUUALITY UFFIEEH5 Lefr +o righl: Helen Filzgerald, Secrefary of Union: Mary Caflwerine Filzparrick, Secreraryg Peggy Jean Kieffer, Chairman of Liferarure Commiffeep Evelyn Mae Bell, Chairman of Blessed Virgin Mary Com- miHee: Mary Sibilio. Prefed: Jean Church, Ar+ Chairman. THROUGH THE YEAR WITH MARY The SodaliTy oT our Lady . . . aims aT TosTering in iTs members . . . Tilial love Towards The Blessed Virgin Mary. Through This devoTion iT seeks To make iTs members good CaTholics ready To deTend The Church oT Jesus ChrisT againsT The aTTacks oT The wicked. CondiTions in The world Today call Tor a deeper realizaTion oT our purpose in liTe. As members oT The SodaliTy oT our Lady we are given The opporTuniTy oT earning innumerable graces and helps To TiT ourselves Tor our place in liTe. SodalisTs musT be careTul To pracTice Those exercises oT pieTy which are mosT necessary Tor Tervor in liTe . . . Our monThly Mass and Holy Communion, our Holy Hours, The STaTions oT The Cross-all These aids are oTTered us as a means oT building up our spiriTual liTe now ThaT we may go TorTh Trom our Alma MaTer TorTiTied by a Truly ChrisTian spiriT. To do These works . . . iT will be well . . . To Torm secTions . . . PromoTers oT The League oT The Sacred HearT enlisT members Tor The various degrees oT member- ship, keep The guard oT honor on FirsT Friday, encourage daily visiTs To The Blessed SacramenT and in general aim To increase love Tor our EucharisTic Lord. LeT Them . . . reciTe The mosT Holy Rosary . . . Love Tor Mary was sTrong enough To produce many leaders in The Crusade oT Rosaries. The liTTle eTTorT iT cosT aT TirsT could noT compare wiTh The ioy oT a liTe oT union wiTh our MoTher, Mary. SodalisTs musT . . . labor by various means To prac- Tice works oT chariTy Towards Their neighbor. The chieT oT These works is The Teaching oT CaTechism . . . ln conTormiTy wiTh This rule zealous members go regularly To insTrucT liTTle children in The TruThs oT FaiTh, preparing Them Tor The recepTion oT The SacramenTs. Every girl Trom The TirsT grade To The TwelTTh shares in The corporal works oT mercy oT This group in The disTribuTion oT ChrisT- mas sTockings To The ConTraTerniTy CenTers, and baskeTs oT Tood To poor Tamilies recommended by The CaTholic WelTare Bureau. Mary Sibilio '39 Leif 'ro righf, kneeling: Belly Ann Marcofie, Marilyn Nelson, Mary Jane Spaefh, Ann Louise McGov- ern, Mary Needels, Bernadelrle Rodier, Helen Filrzpafriclc, Frances Byrne. Second row: kneeling: Erin Morrison, Mona June Hinilcer, Judilrh Doran, Virginia Dralce, Jean Crain. Firsl row, slanding: Mar- garer Mary Connelly, Virginia Migliazzo, Marie Anfonelli, Mary Livernash, Calrherine Johnson, Pairicia Gannon, Angelina Marlrinez, Virginia Slaliery, Margarel DuBroy, Onrielie Lebron, Alice Reveles, Pafricia Connors. Second row, slrandingz Evelyn Gorman, Cecilia Wallace, Mary Frances Wismann, Insrrucfor of Candidalresg Mary Sibilio, Prefeclg Mary Calherine Firzpafrick, Secrefaryg Calrherine Quinn, Marie Lifschi, Marjorie Koch, Erhel Mae Prsha. HEEEPTIU One of Jrhe mosl imporianl aclivilies ol rhe Sodaliry ar S+. Mary's Academy is Jrhe receplion of i'rs new members. Candi- dares for membership are given insrruclions and are resred on Sodalily rules. If afler rheir probarion Jrhey have proved lhemselves promising members, They are permilled io ioin Jrhe honored ranks as Sodalisls. The recepiion ceremonies are indeed beaulriful and remain as a lovely memory lo lhe Sri Mary's Sodalisl. LITERATURE Two years ago a group oT eighTeen girls assembled aT The opening oT The summer session oT ST. Mary's Academy, noT Tor The purpose oT earning crediTs, buT To gain an appreciaTion Tor liTeraTure in The Tields boTh oT reading and oT creaTive wriTing. The summer was spenT in Eng- land: our acquainTances were Shakespeare, Tennyson, The Lake PoeTs, Browning and SouThey, our TransporTaTion was via books. This group Tormed The nucleus oT The liTeraTure group ThaT by The end oT The summer decided To make an aposTolaTe oT Their work and asked To be numbered among The SodaliTy sTudy clubs. The peTiTion was a wise one, Tor only The guidance and blessing oT Our MoTher is responsible Tor The share ThaT The club has had in Torming The STudenT Body inTo a group oT CaTh- olic readers. Sara Romero, The lasT oT The charTer members, leaves us This year. To her we wish To express our graTiTude Tor her unTiring devoTion To our inTeresTs. Peggy Jean KieTTer, Chairman oT The LiTeraTure Club and oT The CenTral Program CommiTTee, has conTribuTed in no small way To The solidiTy oT The sTudy club by her unTailing inTeresT and sTeady coopera- Tion wiTh every suggesTion oTTered by The members. We shall miss you. Peggy and Sara, buT your example will be an inspiraTion To each oT us in The coming year. THE LITERATURE STUDY CLUB OF OUR LADY'S SODALITY LeTT To righT: Barbara Barnes, Mary CaTherine Melley, Rosemary McDonald, RuTh SmiTh, RiTa DuTTy, Lulleane CuTTer, Jean Crain, Mary Sibilio, Peggy Jean KieTTer, Chairman: Sara Romero, Doris RoberTs, MargareT Mary Connelly, Carolin Carlson, Lily BarsoTTi, Dolores EenT, Frances Byrne, Mary Needels, Erin Morrison, MargareT Dilsaver, Virginia SlaTTery, Helen EiTzpaTrick. , V Q ,....--.5 ,-..-s STUDY EL B5 SODALITY CFFICERS Lell Io rignl, silling: Sonia Rornero, Iflouise Mescall, Mary Frances Wismann, Mary Marlin, Donna Olsen, RUIII Earley, Sara Romero, I'IeIen Filzpalricln, Mary Sibilio, Mary Carlwerine Filzpalrick, Mary Jane Spaellw. Slanding: Peggy Jean Kiel- Ier, Rose Mary McDonaIcI, Parricia Neary, Belle Jones, Mary Frances McKenna,Rosef mary I-Iarris, Jean CI1urcI'1,Virginia Wilson, Marie Coslalwaude, Eileen Gleeson, Edilli King. INTERRACIAL JUSTICE Lell Io riglnl, sillingz Margarel Dilsayer, Gloria Garvin, Cecelia Dannenlwirscln, Mary Sibilio, Mary Needels, Virginia Slalfery. Slandingz Marllwa Fenlon, Elouise Mescall, Mary C. Morse, Virginia Wilson, Chairman: Mary Ann Kalnicli, Erin Morrison. 'N-ww. i. M APOLOGEUC CONTEST Lell lo righl: Rosemary l-larris, Lois Mc- Donald, Mary Siloilio, Rose Mary McDon- ald, Marie Caslahaude, Peggy Jean vzarr-- r:..-l..- il-, D-ll fxiherine BUS- lield, Marie Anlonelli, Mary Wallace, l:rin Morri- son, Mary Dolores Flynn, Evelyn Gorman, Mary Jane Zahyna, Calherine Busanovilch, Josephine Wagner, Helen Filzpalriclc, Kalherine Sullivan, Palricia Gannon, Mary Needels, Aline Chaussee, lris Derry. Second row: Mary Frances McKenna, Marfha Lindner, Margarel Mary Boyle, Marcella O'Sullivan, Rose Mary McDonald, Palricia Neary, Mary Calherine Filzpalriclc, Elhel Mae Prsha, Evelyn Mae Bell, Chairman, Virginia Slallery, Mary Sibilio, Palricia Logsdon, Anne Walson, Jean Welch, Jacquelyn l-lazel. ROSARY CRUSADE Those who propagale my Rosary shall oblain Through me aid in all lheir neces- siliesf' BRAILLE LITURGY Lellr ro riglwl, Sirfingz Erin Morrison, Marie Coslaliaude, Belle Gardner, Bernadefre Rodier, Helen Filzpalriclq. Slandinq: Kafh- leen Casserly, Helen O'Connell, Margarel Kolda, Lillian Walrers, Virginia Slalfery. Leif +0 riglil, lirsl row: Palricia Logsdon, Margarel Mary Connelly, Marjorie While, Mary Alice Zerwelcln. Second row: Josephine McGuire, Karlwerine Sofia, Secrefaryp Kaflwleen Cheleen, Pafricia Neary, Chairman: Mary Rifa Lavelle. ll musl lead 'rlriem lo praclice worlcs ol clwarily foward llmeir neighbor. -Sodaliry Rules LWURGY Leif To righl, siflingz Calherine Lewis, Marjorie Brown, Agnes Falvey, Mary Calherine Firzparriclc, Donna Olsen, l-lelen Fifzgerald, Secrerary. Sfanding: Agnes Bellomo, Edifh King, Jean Church, Chair- man: Mary Marlin. LITURGY Lelf To righlz Mona June l-linilcer, Rose- mary Deegan, Marilyn Robinson, Cecelia Wallace, Angelina Marlinez, Marie Anfon- elli, Palricia Gannon, Marfha Linclner, Lily Barsolli, Margarel' Dilsaver, Marjorie While, Marlha Vowels, Regina McLaugh- lan, Karhleen Ruddy, Margarel Jane Braiden, Marrha Fenron, Rurh Mary Dow- land, Eileen Gleeson, Chairman, Dorofhy Wagner, Secrerary. xv, E EDUCATION AND Tl-IE HOME Under 'rhe Pa+ronage of Our Mofher of Good Counsel Leif lo riqlwl: Mary Frances Wismann, Claire Eder, Mary Sue Mundy, Mary Rila Lavelle, Mary Louise Collelfe, Lillian Bollw, Kallnerine l-leimer, Rulli Earley, Secrelaryg Rullw Ann Errel, Rose Mary McDonald, Mary Frances McKenna, Chairman. PROMOTERS EOR TI-IE LEAGUE OE TI-IE SACRED I-IEART AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS Leff fa righ+: Mildred Lewis, Marie Cosiahaude, Alice Vacio, Pafricia Blanchard, Virginia Lockwood, Louise LaCos+e, Sara Romero, Pairicia Elizabeih Hanley, Caiherine Sullivan, Judiih Doran, Virginia Slallery, Berna- deile Rodier, Helen Robinson, Ann Underwood, Margarei Jane Braiden, Nina Belavin, Helen Eclcerf, Margarer Mary Connelly, Kaiherine Sofia, Mary Calherine Eilzpalriclq, Kaihleen Casserly. Lower row: Mildred Barry, Elizabeih Schneider, Jean Crain, Calherine Quinn, Jean Hoppe, Lois McDonald, Dorolhy Day, Juliei Kohl- bush, Mary Frances McKenna, Chairman: Mary Needels, Gloria Garvin, Pairicia Logsdon, Dorolhy Wagner, Mary Dolores Flynn, Mary Ann Kalnich, Mary Mahoney, Mary Cassidy, Marie Liischi, Kalhleen Cheleen, Josephine Wagner, Evelyn Gorman, Dolores Peiers, Paula Beheler, Marrha Lindner. 41? 5 STUDY CLUBS LITURGY IT is in accordance wiTh The plan oT The SodaIiTies oT our Lady To have in Them sec- Tions where sTudenTs may pracTice scienTiTic, liTerary, arTisTic, or economic exercises. which secure Tor Them correcT views con- cerning CaThoIic TaiTh and morals. WiTh This rule in mind The sTudy club on The LiTurgy oT The Church has endeavored To explain and bring ouT The beauTy oT The Holy Mass. IT has also Tried To acquainT The sTudenT wiTh The magniTicence and solemn- iTy oT The riTes and ceremonies oT The Church, as well as The meanings and sig- niTicaTions oT The various symbols. IT is The earnesT prayer oT This sTudy club ThaT a deeper appreciaTion oT The LiTurgy may be spread among all peoples. Jean Church '39 INTERRACIAL IT Then The members oT The social body be Thus reTormed. and if The True direcTive principle oT social and economic acTiviTy be Thus reesTabIished. IT will be pos- sible To say in a sense. oT This body whaT The AposTIe said oT The MysTicaI Body oT ChrisT: The whole body being compacTed and TiTIy ioined TogeTher by whaTever ioinT suppIieTh, according To The operaTion in The measure of every parT, makeTh increase oT The body, unTo The ediTying oT iTseIT in chariTy. -Pope Pius XI EDUCATION AND THE HOME In The mind oT God The member oT The Church is always a member oT The Tamily oT God, even as The ChrisTian home is as iT were buT an exTension oT The Church as The house oT God. -OraTe FraTres CONFRATERNITY Teach The CaTechism To Those who do noT know iT. ThaT is The mosT imporTanT, The capiTal work. WhaT doTh iT proTiT a woman To acquire The knowledge of all science and neglecT The science oT salvaTion. -Pope Pius XI ECONOMICS AND COMMUNISM The AposToIic Sea, above all, has noT refrained Trom raising iTs voice, Tor iT knows ThaT iTs proper and special mission is To deTend TruTh, iusTice and all Those eTernaI values which Communism ignores or aTTacks. -Pope Pius XI CONFRATERNITY Lell lo righl, lirsl row: Mary Needels, Lillian Boih. Second row: Marie Cosla- haude, Ernesline Lopez, Virginia Slaflery, Frances Dolan, Kalhleen Casserly, Cecilia Dannenhirsch, Erin Morrison, Helen Filz- palrick, Donna Olsen, Jovila Barday, Agnes Bellomo, Bealrice Teresi, Mary Frances Wismann. CHARACTER BUILDERS Under +he Pahonage of Our Mo+her of Perpelual Help Lell To righl, silling: Lois Doyle, Josephine McGuire, Mary Jane Spaelh, Marie Lilschi, Secrelary. Slanding: Calherine Pawley, Mary Jane Malone, Francis Byrne, Chair- man: Jane Dorband. These Freshmen have planled The seed of lhe Characler Building Campaign and hope lo see il flourishing in lhe enlire Slu- denl Body by lhe end of lheir Senior year. DHAMATIE EL B Leif io riqnfz Gioria Garvin, Lorefia McCormick, Audrey Ufley, Marie Louise Dodge, Rose Mary Mc Donald, Mona June Hiniker, Bernice Brady, Berry Ann Gasper, Jean Welch, Beiie Jones, Virginia Ben keri, Mary Caiiierine Meliey, Virginia Brown, Mary Agnes Toarmino. MISS RU-il-I GAINES Teacher of Dramaiics 2 5 4 i 'z Q , ,S -s , . N , . I 'E , f 3 5 f it A 5 I' 5 I N W 'H ELEE EL B Top. Firsr row: Mary Livernash, Mary Ann Durkin, Josephine Wagner, Rosemary Gvafz, Lucille Housman, Mary Mahoney, Jacqueline l-lazel, Mariorie DeLille, Mary Jean Rocheforr, l-lenrierra Van Siriernan. Lower lefrz Marie Cosrahaude, Assr. Li- brarian: Kalhleen Mariin, Secrelaryq Ann Trevillyan, Treasurer: Rurh Smiih, Karhleen Casserly, Assi. Librarian: Mary Caiherine Fifzpalrick, Vice President Phyllis Helfrich, Librarian: BeHe Wisda, Assr. becreraryg Dianrha Websfer, Piano Accompanisl. Lower righfz Conceplion Farias, Donna Olsen, Parricia l-lanley, Belle Jones, Nina Belavin, Louise Lacosie, Mary Keafing, Mary Ann Warson, Dolores Perers, Organ Accompanisf. FTMARYI I-IIQIJB Guti- GLEE CLUB MEMUHIES UF THE ELI-XSS UE THIRTY-NINE SEPTEMBER . . . Senior imporTance . . . ours The responsibiliTy of TesTing and selecTing would-be members oT The Glee Club Tor The school year of l938-39 . . . OCTOBER . . . EeasT oT ChrisT The King . . . Glee Club and DramaTic Groups conTribuTe To CaTholic AcTion Program . . . The MysTeries oT The l-loly Rosary relived in Tableau, Song and Choric Speech . . . TribuTe and Response To The call oT our Diocesan SodaliTy DirecTor. Rev. C. E. Leahy, S.J .... ResTore The Rosary To The hearTs and habiTs oT CaTholic YouTh .... NOVEMBER . . . Annual OpereTTa becomes a realiTy insTead oT a dream . . . NoT a slip in The Slip oT The Slipper . . . VersaTiliTy oT TalenT . . .An evening oT humor. grace, beauTy. . . . DECEMBER . . . l-learTs and voices aTTuned To The spiriT oT a BeauTiTul MoTher . . . A Babe Divine . . . Musical background . . . l-leavenly Voices . . . The Annual ChrisTmas Play . . . old Time Carols over KNX. . . . FEBRUARY . . . Missa CanTaTa . . . SodaliTy RecepTion . . . Our Lady's MagniTicaT . . . Requiem l-ligh Mass Tor our beloved Pope oT Peace. . . . MARCH . . . Solemn High Mass . . . ST. Vibiana's CaThedral . . . Passion Week . . . TradiTional LenTen Play .... APRIL . . . Golden Jubilee . . . ST. Mary's CelebraTion . . . Closing Program. EducaTional Week . . . Encyclical on MosT l-loly Rosary in Tableau, Song, Choric Speech . . . Second Radio Program KNX .... MAY . . . Junior-Senior ReciTal . . . Comedy SkiT Tor STudenT Body .... JUNE . . Class Day . . . Alumnae Mass . . . Farewell Appearance . . . GraduaTion . . . We leave To ST. Mary's and TuTure Glee Club Members love, good wishes . . . We Take Trom ST. Mary's memories dear To us . . . a prayer on our lips . . . and in our hearTs . . . ThaT we may ever be aTTuned To ioyTul ChrisTion living . . . Carry inTo our individual and social lives sweeT, harmonious blendings oT ChrisTian joy . . . ChrisTian TorTiTude . . . Mary our Model . . .in BeThlehem . . . in NazareTh . . . aT The TooT oT The Cross . . . We l-ler loyal children The Class oT '39 Cl-IORAL GROUP Lefl +o righl, firsl row: Dolores Pelers, Mary Kealing, Josephine Wagner, Concepfion Farias, Henri ella Von Sfrieman, Calherin Wisda, Kalhleen Casserly, Palricia Elizabelh Hanley, Mary Anne Durldn Second row: Elsa Marlinez, Dianlha Websler, Mary Calherine Filzpalriclc, Donna Olsen, Lucille-Hous man, Mary Jean Rochelorl, Mary Mahoney, Nina Belavin, Evelyn Gorman. Third row: Louise Willis Louise LaCos+e, Phyllis Helfrich, Marie Coslahaude, Ann Walson, Ann Trevillyan, Ru+h Smilh, Kalh leen Marlin, Shirley Harlcey, BeHy Jones, Virginia Marshall. THE EEEELIAN5 The Cecelian Club, a culTural organizaTion embracing The arT oT music, has exisTed Tor Tour years aT SainT lvlary's. We can proudly say ThaT iT has become in This shorT Time one oT The ouTsTanding associaTions in The school. This unusual progress is due boTh To The undying eTlorTs oT our music Teachers and To The cooperaTion oT The club members. CaTherine BusanoviTch '40 Tl-IE CECELIANS LeTT To righT, Top row: Shirley l-larlcey, Sylvia Lovell, Jorene Ferguson, Muriel RocheTorT, Lucille l-louseman, OnrieT' LeBron, PaTricia l-lerlihy, PaTricia Schwary, Lois McDonald, PaTricia Tierney. Second row: MargareT DuBroy, Lulleai Carroll, Mary Jean RocheTorT, CaTherine BusanoviTch, Dolores l:enT, Mary CaTherine DaugherTy, Barbara Barne SiTTing: Lilly BarsoTTi, Peggy Jennings, JeaneTTe McDonald,JulieT Kohlbush. MARTHA JENNINGS Piano Recifal SENIOR MUSIC PUPILS Leif lo rigl'1'r: Lois McDonald, Callwerine Busanovilclm, Geraldine Sfrong, Vicloria Touche, Emma Romero, Mary Callierine Dauglwerfy, Louise King, Dolores Feni, Frences McNeil, Mary Rose Sclwnerlc, Paul- ine Laprevolle, Dolores Pelers. J' V 5 , 3 me gfYiTrK fi15f?2 V gi, www gsivws . As. 7 W? A ,A I w X E 5 5 3 2 we Y 'Q 1 1 E U K 4 i P iw my SEVENTH AND EIGI-lTl-l GRADE MUSIC Le-lr lo riglwl, Slandingz Sylvia Lovell, Corinne Ealvey, Clwarlorle Allen, Lois Simpson, Palricia Sclwwary, Juanila Green- wood, Palricia l-lerlilwy, Jorene Ferguson, Muriel Roclweforl, Rullm McLaren, Edirli Mary Grinnan. Sealed: Jacqueline Elelcn- er, Rila Crain. ELEMENTARY MUSIC Leif 'ro riglwr, Sillingz Ronnie Lamloerfi, Gloria Day, Rosemary Larkin, Bea Webb, Mary Lou Sclwiros. Sranolingz Elliel Dwyer, Joanne Larkin, Suzannalw Slanlco, Nancy Slmover, Virginia Brown, Arline Davis, Alma Lincla Morris, Joanne Lindenfelcl, Virginia Pierce, Marian Slaples, Boloby Jean Tay- lor, June Srurgis, Nancy Galbrearlw, Jean- nie Jane Ferrara, Joanne Aiflqin, Theo- clora Brown, Rosemary Lehman, Barbara Dugan, Geraldine Wood. ELEMENTARY MUSIC THEORY CLASS Leif 'ro right Eirsfr row: Rosemary Lehmann, Theodore Brown, Elma Linda Morris, Joanne Larkin Second row: Bea Webb, Arline Davis, Suzannah Sranio, Einyl Dwyer, Bobby Jean Taylor. Third row Jeannie Jane Ferrara, Mary Frances New, Marian Srapies, June Srurgis, Joan Crawford. LATIN CL B Leif lo riglwl, lirsl row: Eileen Cuddigan, l-lelen Filzgerald, Eugenie Hannon, Rose- mary Harris, Donna Olsen, Iris Derry, Mary Cafherine Filzpafriclc, Belly Walrers. Second row: Virginia Wilson, Edilli King, Mary Sibilio, Bernice Brady, Marjorie Brown, Julia Behrens. SPA ISH CL H Leif To riglrif, siffingz Alice Vacio, Mary Marlin, Marcella O'Sullivan, Emma Rom- ero, Joan Murphy, Kaflwleen Hoppe, Peggy Jean Kieffer, Carolin Ann Carlson, Ruin Mary Dowlancl, Regina McLaugl1lan, Sianding: Miss Maria Paiuelo, Winifred Galz, Olga Panos, Doroilwy Kramer, Mar- gery Wa+ei's. YHQM 1.1 PHE CH EL B Leif +o right siHing: Geraldine Srrong, Riira Shaw, Dororiwy Mae Morse, Yvonne DeCuir, Henrie-Ha Van Srrieman, Vicroria Touche, Mary Sibiiio, Aline Cnaussee. Sranciingz Louise Berg, Rufh Smi+i1, Eugenie Hannon, Jeane-He Cururcnef, Nina Belavin, Beriy Siicn, Marie Louise Dodge, Rose Mary McDonald, Doroilwy Moore, Iris Derry. GERMAN CLUB Leif +0 righiz Frances Palrfison, Helen Fifz gerald, Claire Eder, Peggy Jennings, Vir ginia Wilson, Mary Ca+l'1erine Fiizpafrick Ediin King, Ca+herine Busanoviich, Kaih leen Cuddy. WHY EATHULIE EUUCATIUN Today more Than ever beTore, The world is in a sTaTe of near chaos. ln Russia, Germany, Spain, Japan, China, There is The same ruin. All religion is occasion Tor perse- cuTion. CounTries noT yeT aTTlicTed are TearTul lesT They be The nexT To suTTer. Today, Thinking men realize ThaT They musT worlc Tor The highesT degree of excellence aTTainable. This ideal sTaTe can be acquired only by means oT educaTion. Since God is The ulTimaTely perTecT Being, all educaTion should be direcTed Toward l-lim. EducaTion, Then, consisTs essen- Tially in preparing man Tor whaT he musT be and Tor whaT he musT do here below in order To aTTain To his Tinal end-God. l-luman socieTy cannoT be ideal unless The elemenTs ThaT compose iT are ideal. The Wise Man once said, A young man according To his way, even when he is old. he will noT deparT Trom iT. Therefore we may hope ThaT under These condiTions a solid CaTholic Training will en- sure To The TuTure, righT-minded adulTs who, in Their Turn, will bring up Their children according To ChrisTian sTand- ards. lf CaTholic educaTion were The educaTional sysTem oT all naTions, world condiTions would noT be in The sTaTe of chaos in which we Tind Them Today. Why CaTholic educaTion? For The happiness oT man- lcindg Tor ulTimaTe upliTTing in human socieTy: and Tor The salvaTion oT man's immorTal soul. Marcella O'Sullivan '39 2 4. ,f T f ' X tj J ,Zi 'LV U 1:1 Ik gn jc-x' -L f7 . 4 I , A! f 5' lf, 4' fi 5 ' M ,fl ' fi L4 fi tj!! WL-' XL ,f Iffkz ly , f,,4 '71kzL,Q-,YJ ' 11 f,YL26l4Q. qfgjL. E7 ,XG X h KI! X I fl.. J A ff!! 1 df f,f,,.k, .M,-X, Tnkffkif f if X - ,J f f Sf T J C , If , kK21!N'M - AL ,J-ff' d ,k2Lf5L.--'j 3 Q , f x kj lx Li!! HESTUENT STUDENTS THE PHUM PARTIES READING HEEHEATIUN AFTER SEI-IUUL DRAWING 1 . SEWIN G MWTQWWMW X W XL' jjj, A JW iiffqw wwf L15 KW Mfjgzif O' f,,W'iW'77 ,. igiran - ff A W-mm 3 L 5 W M, W 5 fm 3 aw' v WAQW ' 5 In . U , . -A 8 p U , W 4- W W W -f -dv W A ' V'1f Mm ' sg A' A-.4 XM , ,U A AWA, X it nf: Y Q , A i 138' 1- u I , ' I gk iff K K X K .7L- K ,N S -S Ewa 3 E xv V ' W A X . s f f . .A M mS , vs jyTQMNM w ' , J , . fur f , . ' MQW' S A hs J' X S I' WM I' if w?5 9 --Q K I' W 5 f 434Lg,HfE '. V A , ,K ,. MMM' vmww- 7 IL . 1 5 K3 ., xy N 5 Q FIRE BHIGAUE FIRE DRILL We 22514 . Nwggfgww. 9... F, ,.,....- ,...w- ST. MAHYS TRAINING SEHUUL OUT oT our Treasures we Take old Things To be sure. buT iT we are To be True scribes we Take The new Things as well. -Rev. George Johnson, Ph.D. SainT Mary's ElemenTary DeparTmenT was organized a decade ago as a Training School Tor The sTudenTs oT The EducaTion DeparTmenT oT MounT SainT Mary's College and The SisTers oT The various Teaching Orders oT The Archdiocese To TulTill The STaTe requiremenTs Tor Teacher cerTiTicaTion. ObservaTion and Pa rTicipaTion Courses, includ- ing direcTed Teaching, are oTTered during The year. while demonsTraTion classes on diTTerenT levels are conducTed during The College summer session Tor The convenience oT The SisTers who are unable To leave Their classes during The scholasTic year. The meThod oT Teaching is sTricTly in accord wiTh our laTe Holy FaTher's Encyclical on ChrisTian EducaTion, and incorporaTes The principles oT The Tindings oT scienTiTic pedagogical experimenT ThaT Tend To make The Transmission of our conTenT more eTTecTive. The inTormal aTmosphere oT The classrooms malces Them a delighTTul place in which To worlc. The TesTimony oT Tormer sTudenTs oT The Training School aTTesTs To The eTTiciency oT iTs scholasTic record. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Leif lo righlz Carol Ann Carrig, Darlene Blalz, Shirley Wallace, Barbara Willces, Kalhryn Sharp, Valerie Winlcle, Nancy Macauley, Nancy Shover, Mary Armslrong, Rosemary Day, Anne Frances Russell, Caroline Pauley, Carol Ann Boolh, Palsy Chululc, Eslher DeLuca, Joyce Collins, Elouise Pancoasl, Diane Puls, Lorella La Chance, Nancy Mispagel, Ronnie Lamberli, Palricia Morrison, Alicia Kohlbush, Lorelfa Fanning, Dolores Rolh. Tl-HRD AND FOURTH GRADES Leif lo righfz Barbara Dugan, Mary Lou Schiros, Marianne Johnson, Juanila Koenig, Elhyl Dwyer, Geraldine Wood, Joan Slephens, Barbara Jane Grainer, Irene Laflargue, Joan Crawford, Joanne Mouren -Laurens, Mary Ann Lillie, Palsy Dugan, Rosemary Lehmann, Suzannah Slanlro, Barbara Chululc, Joanne Larkin, LaVina Sfancil, Virginia Ann Brown, JoAnne Ryan, Alice Grinnan, Winilred Poore, Rose Marie Lugo, Elma Morse, Theadora Brown, Caroline Armslrong, Pa+ricia Podas, Jane Macaulay, Gloria DaVaIle. FlETl-l AND SIXTI-l GRADES Lell lo righl: Rose Marie Larlcin, Bea Webb, Adrienne Joy, Palricia Sheldon, Marian Slaples, Yvonne Spald- ing, June Sfurgis, Dolores Boolh, Marlha Quinn, Palricia l-laggerly, Vivian Niosi, Myraleigh Earnsworlh, Nancy Galbrealh, Coral Jeanne Gravelle, Lois l-lorselield, Joanne Aillcen, Jeannie Jane Ferrara, Dorolhy Wyness, Arline Davis, Carolyn Cobb, Mary Frances New, Mary Anne Williams, Gloria Griss, Robe-rla Jean Taylor, Mary Walsh. SEVENTH AND EIGI-lTl-l GRADES Lell' lo righl: Eirsl row: Wanda Germain, Ann l-lall, Rila Crain, Joanne Fanning, Corinne Ealvey, Rulh McLaren, Anila Caslaldo, Barbara Lindbery, Aida Rennolds. Second row: Edilh Mary Grinnan, Thelma Yager, Sylvia Lovell, Joan Woodman, Dorolhy Seager, Juanila Greenwood, Lois Simpson, June Linharl, Joan Sheedy, Joan Sweclmer. Third row: Rulh Johnson, Virginia McColpin, Consuelo Aguilar, Eileen l-lodgdon, Palricia l-lerlihy, Muriel Rochelorl, Murin Lillie, Joan Glolzbach, Charlolle Allen. Eourlh row: Jacqueline Logs- don, Jane Wildesen, Margarel Quinn, Alice Thivierge, Jacquelin Belq, Jorene Ferguson, Mary Mae Lewis, Joyce Layden. Eillh row: lsabel Doonz, Dorolhy Wall, M ary Doyle, Palricia Schwary, Mary Carolyn Eischer. ,s a ATHLETIC UFFICEHS Lell lo righl, lirsl row: Miss Venus, Mary Connelly, Mary Calherine Hawlcins, Carolin Carlson, Pauline Fruechll. Second row: Belle Jones, Marcella O'Sullivan, Presiclenlg Belly Wallers, Vice-presidenl: Jean Welch, Secrelary. Third row: Mary Alice Zerwekh, Julia Behrens, Rulh Smilh, Joan Fernan, Kalhleen Hoppe, Mary Marlin, Regina McLaughlan, Palricia Elizabelh Hanley, Virginia Brown, Mary Jean Rochelorl. THE ATHLETIC I-XSSUEIATIUN Many sporTs were included in The program oT ST. lvlary's This year. The year began wiTh much splashing in The waTers oT ST. lVlary's pool. When we had all swallowed our share oT The briny deep , we Turned Toward a less sTrenuous sporT, volleyball. AT The conclusion oT volleyball season, The TavoriTe sporT oT all ST. Mary's girls, baslceTball, was begun wiTh much vim and vigor. When The baseball, Track, and Tennis seasons approached, The ardenT baslceTball players and Tans had To be Torcibly evicTed Trom The courTs and sTands To malce way Tor oThers. While baseball players were pursuing a diamond sphere, Tennis players chasing a bouncing ball, equesTriennes chasing each oTher. and Tracl4sTers pursuing noThing in par- Ticular, badminTon Tans were playing Ticlc-Tack-Toe while The shuTTle-cock was being blown abouT by March wincls. The enTire year was successTul Tor all concerned. May TuTure ST. lvlary's sTudenTs have as much success. Marcella O'Sullivan '39 7 I K TENNIS ww. + 'Www , NA.. QNKWNA kv W Wvw. ..W V -ww , ,, ,Nwmm 1. x. y -v. ,Wt g A wr . x. ,Q .,n. .AMx,.. 1 X MMR . . 1 Q -EX XY XXX' X N ,WN S Wax' BASEBALL VULLEY BALL AHCHEBY 3. .xx .ng wg..- Www B!-XDMI TU 153' f k l BASKETBALL SWIMMING ii' 5 YA wi X V.M, ,1..X,. f A. 5 f i f, ? I Exx W , N X +2 it if 'H E, K ,L FQEEEWQ 4 Ep? lv S L . E . ww 1 Y if '. , AQ 'a fx zzsf maps -ff:fm f'w j Q -G 'T 1 T gifs- lil MFI: ST. MARY'S ACADEMY I9l I BY THEIR FRUITS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM This Then is The measure by which The SisTers oT ST. Joseph oT CarondeleT ineviTably sum up The harvesT oT Their TiTTy years oT devoTed labor aT ST. Mary's Academy Trom The TirsT class oT l89I wiTh iTs Two demure young graduaTes To The eighTy-Tive alerT young girls who will receive Their diplomas in June, I939. For iT is The alumnae oT any school who esTablish iTs sphere oT inTlu- ence in The communiTy and who musT carry over inTo The everyday walks oT liTe ThaT spiriT which has been so careTully nurTured and direcTed by Their insTrucTors wiThin The academic walls. Because The SisTers have never losT inTeresT in a HST. Mary's Girl aTTer she has leTT Their care, and because The graduaTes and pasT pupils Themselves have ever TelT The bonds oT Triendship. The Alumnae and PasT Pupils' AssociaTion was Tormed abouT I904 wiTh Grace Ducasse lclass oT I902l as The TirsT presidenT. Marion Del lvlazzio Tdeceasedl The Furlong girls, JudiTh and Anna, Anna O'Sullivan Know a member oT The SisTers oT ST. Josephl EdiTh CoaTes -These were some oT The charTer members who meT in The parlors on TwenTy-second STreeT, drew up a consTiTuTion and by-laws and signed The original boolc which broughT inTo being The ST. lvlary's Academy Alumnae and PasT Pupils' AssociaTion. Two years ago. because oT The increased membership oT The associa- Tion and because oT The belieT ThaT iT would enable a wider class rep- resenTaTion in The organizaTion. a Tormal consTiTuTion was adopTed, The oTTicers and Tive direcTors Torming The execuTive board, which meeTs sev- eral Times a year To plan aTTairs Tor The associaTion. This group has under- Taken The noT inconsiderable Task oT bringing The membership Tiles up To daTe. JudiTh Furlong Poxon ll900l and Josephine Manning Scully ll925l have been largely insTrumenTal in making possible The careTul checking and re-checking oT names. addresses and Telephone numbers which such a proiecT necessiTaTes. To Barbara Wilson Connolly lI909l. who so ably served as presidenT Tor Two consecuTive Terms, belongs The crediT oT placing The Alumnae AssociaTion upon iTs presenT basis oT organizaTion. In This she conTinued The work oT her predecessors, parTicularly Grace Ducasse. who were ever zealous To preserve as Tar as was consisTenT wiTh eTFiciency, The inTormal- iTy oT The group. IT cannoT Tail To be a source oT ioy To The SisTers, To have as pupils in The Academy The daughTers oT many oT Their Alumnae and also To have several oT These daughTers as members oT Their CongregaTion. So numerous are The members who meriT honorable menTion, ThaT To single ouT a 'Few would be an iniusTice To The many: one group, however. proudly claims The honor oT being The mosT TaiThTul in aTTendance aT Alumnae aTTairs. as well as oT being The mosT closely kniT in Ties oT Triend- ship. This is The class oT I9l9-The TirsT 'big' class. which, wiTh iTs TwenTy- Two members. was considered aT The Time oT graduaTion a really large class. Since ThaT eighTeenTh day oT June, TwenTy years ago, The class has mainTained iTs idenTiTy as a group by means oT a monThly meeTing. WiTh The excepTion oT Two deceased members, May l-lays Marshall and Alma Picou lbbeTson, and The eighT members living ouTside oT Los Angeles, The Class oT I9I9 are TaiThTul in aTTendance aT The monThly meeTing. A precedenT Tor regular annual reunions has been seT by The Class oT I936. Since ThaT Time oTher groups have planned similar gaTherings. The presenT head oT The AssociaTion, Ella O'Loughlin, is one oT The graduaTes oT l9I9: Two pasT presidenTs, DoroThy Crowley Marshall and Josephine Curran Aggeler, are also members oT This group. So runs The record oT The alumnae and pasT pupils OT ST. Mary's Academy, a record which could be ampliTied by many insTances in which ST. Mary's girls have Taken Their places as leaders in CaTholic liTe in The communiTy. ln The CaTholic Women's club alone KaTherine McCormick O'Meara, a pasT pupil and moTher oT several ST. Mary's Alumnae, served mosT capably as presidenT, while oThers who have served Trom Time To Time as oTTicers and direcTors include Barbara Wilson Connolly, Irene O'Toole Bessolo, Mary Young Moore, Anna McGarry, DoroThy Crowley Marshall, EdiTh WiTkowski Nigg, MargareT Boyle Maguire and Wilma Higgins JanTzen. OTTicers oT The AssociaTion Tor The Jubilee Year: PresidenT, Ella O'Loughlin, Class oT I9I9 and sisTer oT Two oT The SisTers oT ST. Joseph: Vice-presidenT, DoroThy Lieb Von der Ahe, Class oT l927, whose whole scholasTic career was aT ST. Mary's, Trom The TirsT grade Through college: SecreTary-Treasurer, Mary Springman O'Malley, Class oT I927, who was one oT The sTudenT body leaders as an undergraduaTe: DirecTors, Julia l-larT Guy, class l925, EdiTh Messenie Klinkhammer, Class oT l9l7, whose sisTer and sisTer-in-law are likewise ST. Mary's graduaTes: Mary Klinkham- mer l-Tall, Class oT I9l9, moTher oT one oT ST. Mary's presenT pupils: EdiTh WiTkowski Nigg, Class oT I925: Josephine Manning Scully, Class oT l925, and DoroThy Crowley Marshall, Class oT l9l9. DoroThy Crowley Marshall 'l9 W M Mflinlnf pli g, W, T M u .. ., W3 M W USA? 143,61 M LW N3 3Z2iif5 i fMffWWZXLL,:g?Zi2TQ 1. V MW Sai? M ' wM' 3 JW Q? 471 .., ij if if f ffm Y W1 Q' 53 5 fwygwi Qilxjiwi? UMM S V '. fun! A I ly a limp AQIWIL., '92- . I ., CJ. , T' ' Af' I, A ff ,J ,Y q J rj .li' l l 4 X M- M M. jf u m I n at I o fy 3 ' , lff lv' ' A. X C V!!! ' lk Val on this A1 lv 4 '.TiTS7,R V'?'4w' 'Y' , -If ' l I l ,V f I Flftleth Anniversary Year I L, 7 K 1 jfwf Extends Greetings ,, S C R JM ffl. C TO THE ALUMNAE, STUDENT BODY, AND A' A W, 4 T' FRIENDS OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY. OUR R ' APPRECIATION NUMBERS AMONG OUR . ' I STAUNCHEST FRIENDS, THE ADVERTISERS 'Y-L S WHO HAVE MADE POSSIBLE SO MANY fklpw T f OF OUR PLANS. Rid .' T1 UM, uf' HP J' 'T' f'.!,f, X , Q ff ,T fs of-J fr 'T A' mx If my M M5 1,01 E S LW 41 ,IT j . . Y 1 NJ X x x wx T X Q , 'QR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS 'ro 'rhe SISTERS OF SAINT JOSEPH on Ihe GOLDEN JUBILEE OF SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY O C. F. HORAN CO., INC. CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE I20 Wes+ 2nd S+. MU 4627 Branch: 5I56 Soufh Vermonf MOUNT CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL Conducfed By THE CARMELITE FATHERS 70II Sou+I1 Hoover S+ree'r ' THornwaII 7427 Sincere Good Wishes fo SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY from +he Managemenf and Employees of fhe Los Angeles Ambassador We CONGRATULATIONS on your GOLDEN JUBILEE .gag- California Mili'l'ary Academy BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS From.... STARRETT STUDIO SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS 227I Wesl Washinglon Rochesler 2206 AL STEUBLING FORD DEALER ..,,L. 5457 Crenshaw Blvd. ' VE II44 Hill Top Cleaners FIRST CLASS CLEANING Uniforms 50c up One Day Service ,l. 3766 Wesl' 54lI1 Slreel' Complimenls of PEERLESS SERVICES ALL DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE ZORIC CLEANING FINE RUG CLEANING FEATHER RENOVATING FUR STORAGE FUR CLEANING FUR REMODELING LINEN SUPPLY PEERLESS LAUNDRY SERVICES LTD. CEnI'ury 29I6I MEMORIES FADE Buf Phofographs Live Forever COMMEMORATE Wi+h A Beau+iful Por+rai+ The lmporfanf Evenf of Gradua+ion. Cagle Studio 45-ll Soufh Vermon+ Ave. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Official ILLUMINATIO Pho+ographer Your PaI'ronage Apprecia+ed a'I . . . THE GATES HOTIEIL 300 Fireproof Rooms SIXTH, FIGUEROA AND WILSHIRE Wi'rh Bafh S2 and 52.50 O WiIhouI' Bafh SI.50 Special Raies for Longer Periods RATHEL'S I HOSIERY I SPORTSWEAR I LINGERIE VErmonI' 7222 5456 Crenshaw Blvd. LOS ANGELES VErmonI' 2336 Viking Upholsfering Sfudio Upholsfering - Remodeling - Refinishing Draperies and Slip Covers 5823 Crenshaw Blvd., af Slauson Edward C. Johnson Cards I Lending Library I GiHs Phone VErman+ 0743 We Deliver BETTY MARIE sl-IOP MESA FLOWER SHOP 3309 Wes? 54Ih S'IreeI Jus? OH Crenshaw LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Open from 9 Io 9 O Typewrifers Sold, Renied, and Repaired BETTY H. TAYLOR FANNIE R.KEARNS We Specialize in Wedding Bouquefs and Floral Designs. Reasonable Prices 5329 Crenshaw Blvd. LOS ANGELES 0 CALIFORNIA Phone VErmon'I 303 I Wes+ Coasf Cleaners a n d T a i I o r s ALTERATIONS AND RELINING 582I Crenshaw Blvd. For Bes+ Buys and Famous Malres . . . RADIOS l REFRIGERATORS RANGES l WASHERS l IRONERS DAVIS ELECTRIC 8: R A D I O C O . 332I WesI' 54+h S+. ' Los Angeles GEO. DAVIS VErmonI 3I74 GREETINGS 'lo SAINT MARY'S ACADEMY FOR YOUR GOLDEN JUBILEE LUPE ZARRAGA GERALDINE STRONG Dr. J. T. Wulers D E N TIST 34I5 Wesl 54lh Slreel al' Crenshaw Blvd. VE 5266 Los Angeles, Calif. Complimenls of The Los Angeles NEWS SERVICE Wholesale Dealers in Books and School Supplies 30l-305 E. Boyd Sl'ree'r LOS ANGELES O CALIFORNIA A Dependable Inslilulion 'For Those Seeking Resloralion of Heallh Sl. Jude's Sanalorium Residenl' Doclor 24l6 Soulh Figueroa Sl. lopp. Sf. VincenI s Churchl Graduale Nurses Telephone Rl 7868 LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA T. V. ALLEN, TNC. Z STEEL AND COPPER PLATE ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS TROPHIES AND MEDALS SCHOOL JEWELERS Z 8I2-8l6 Maple Ave., TRini+y 33II Los Angeles 52nd 8: Crenshaw Super Service Rio GRANDE PRODUCTS Tires - BaH'eries - Accessories 5300 Crenshaw Boulevard Phone VErmon'r 9465 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 3838 Main Sfreel .... Culver Ci+y Florsheim Shoes for Men 3795 - 2nd Avenue .... Los Angeles Red Cross Shoes 'for Women Red Goose Shoes for Children BARNETT'S BOOTERY J. H. Popular Priced Shoes and Hosiery 'for P I. U M B l N G lhe Enlire Family HousEHoLD APPLIANCES SHOES WED BY EW 30-Day Charge Accounls Invrled Eslabllslled I9I4 Ill So. Marhel Sl. Phone ING. l085 Culver Cily 2244 l VE 3ll5 I SE 2800 INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA TRABIN'S Makers of Iuofn, Exclusive Upholslered Furnilure Draperies Made +o Order EARL FULLER 2400 W. Sanla Barbara Avenue Phone VE 848l Phone Mlchigan 4805 Phones: Shop, VE 2222 Res.. TW 2608 A. s. FISCHER ANGELES MESA SHEET METAL WORKS WATCHMAKER i' JEWELER Walches . Diamonds . Jewelry HENRY KNCPF- PEOP- 702 'IeWeI'Y Trzdlfss Bulldlng Down Spouls, Gullers, Tanks, Slxylighls 220 Wes? Fir 'freer - Kllchen and Resfauranf Equipmenf Fiflh and Broadway Los Angeles 25I6 Wesf 54+h S+. 0 Los Angeles CONGRATULATIONS FOR YOUR eoi.DEN JUBULEE A FRIEND MOUNT SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE I200I CI'1aIon Road LOS ANGELES Wesf L. A. 3 I445 LiberaI Ar'Is, Music, CommerciaI and Fine Arfs, Teacher Train- ing, Secre+ariaI Science. Pre-Nursing and Laborafory Techni- cian Courses. A member of Associafion of American Colleges and NorI'I1wesI'ern Associafion. AIIiIia+ed wiII1 +I'ie CaI'I1oIic Universify. Convenienf bus Iransporfafion. SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF CARONDELET Complimenfs of A. A. Sco'H' Judge of flue Superior Couri' Winer G Saenger Pain+ing and Decora+ing 84ll Sanfa Monica Blvd. Wesf Hollywood ' California Complimenfs of Mrs. M. Leonard ' S+. Mary's Uniforms B 81 G DRUG 2609 Wes+ Sanfa Barbara PROMPT FREE DELIVERY Phone VE 9000 Visii' Our Soda Founfain if MISSION CANDIES Old Fashioned ChocoIa+es in a bag, V2 Ib. 20c I Ib. 39c The Mission Assor+menI', V2 +o I0 lb. boxes ai' 6Oc Ib. Miniafure MissioneHes , V4 Io 5 Ib. boxes a+ SI.00 Ib. See Our Many Assorfmenfs. ir FOUNTAIN SERVICE Salads - Sandwiches - Lunches Sodas - MaI'rs and Sundaes f CATERING SERVICE Call GRani+e II24 for Decora+ed Parfy Cakes V I I 1 , I'I' . . 1 Akgfnn-if . I 1 4 K4 1 , I 1 7 , 1 , WI' P , - J I Ik ' ye' .AJ 'gg ,f ' 'S I 1 .li l rl, J F7 1 '7 'AM ' A93 4 , 1211, 1 ' I 'r rvfws- fa-'af fl .ggyi 53? 3, 5444112 cnENsHAw nouusv nn A Real Drug SI'ore o Bill Wrighi' The Righl' Druggis+ . 4I8I Wes'I' Washinglon Boulevard Phones Office: Mlchigan 826I Res.: TW 3553 COMPENSATION and BONDS Every Kind of INSURANCE Besl Companies Fire, Life, Aufomobile, Sickness and Accideni- Insurance F. H. Marsrow PA 'aY 5260 208 Llbls ilrlieilfgcfllg. 600 For a Really Good VE I I73 VE II73 USED CAR Insurance Wi'I'h a Personal Guaranfee Servlce . Safely S Savings See ' FARMERS AUTOMOBILE INTER-INSURANCE Frarlli H. Afloii Corjipany EXCHANGE Your Sfudeba er Dea er 240 Norfh Marker Sireel Telephone Inglewood 455 INGLEWOOD 0 CALIFORNIA Angeles Mesa Office: 34I7 W. Slauson Harold Riches, Disfricl Manager Mrs. Harry Kennedy, Agen+ - UN I854 .... Your First Step to Progress JEAN La VA UGI-1AN's 4435 CRENSHAW BLVD. 0 VE 2400 LEIMERT PARK'S MOST EXCLUSIVE BEAUTY SALON Specializing in I'Iair Cuffing and ,, ,Enix Permamenlr Waving EIR U Equipped for +l'ie Mosf Modern Conveniences U aw' Feafuring +I1e Glorious Shampoo-Tinfs Clairol-Recondirioning 3 in I I il HAVETOI Trearmenf De Luxe-Shampoo and N351 ENVY I F. - . C I+ BEAUTY Inger waving ompe e LSE nA-I-TA'N'Tf Brushing-I-IeaI'rI1y Invigorafing PARKER HERBEX OLDES SCIENTIFIC HAIR AND SCALP METHOD- INCLUDING BRUSHING AND COMPLETE TREATMENT HEALTH NEWS li ?ffiDiCQAs li In Each and Every Tasfy Pound Do HeaI+I1 and Energy Abound. For I+ is NUCOA, Don'+ You See? And Jusi' As Good As H' Can Be. NEW NUCOA The TI-IRI FT-SPREAD Wi+h VITAMIN A SIMON LEVI COMPANY Exclusive Disfribufors O CALIFORNI , LTD. LOS ANGELES GREETINGS from P. J. McGARRY CompIimenI's of Guy B. Barham Company CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS 354 Sou+h Spring Sfreei' Los Angeles San Pedro California The Olivia Cleaners The Cleaners Wifh a Conscience 2608 Soulhwesl Drive aI 4Ih Ave. Phone TI-I 8258 We Clean . . . GARMENTS - RUGS - DRAPES GLOVES - TIES We carry Insurance on all ariicles from Ihe Iime received un+iI re- Iurnecl Io you. O WE CALL AND DELIVER FREDERICK'S CAKES and PASTRIES W. J. PRENOVOST Painfing and Decora'I'ing Texrure Pain+ecI Walls Paper Hanging Brush Coaiing Cemenf Waferproof From Our Oven Io Your Table 0 5428 Crenshaw Blvd' Phone UNiversiI'y 7438 Phone VE 9573 5753 Ilfh Ave. 9 Los Angeles SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS BROOKS SUPER SERVICE 650I So. Wesiern Ave. from 'I'I'1e EXIDE BATTERIES E C O N O M A R T Sunsei' De Luxe . Union 76 5 81 IOC STORE 0 FEATURE LUBRICATION 2I03 W. Sanfa Barbara Avenue TH 25ll BON A - BEAUTY SALON ' I76 N. Hawrhorne Blvd. Phone 507 The shop of personal service Hair Sryling a Specially PELISSIER DAIRY FARMS PArIxway II49 MORRIS BARBER SHOP Three Doors Wesf of Crenshaw VOELTZ BAKERY Ballers of Dixie Maid Bread on Slauson GIRLS! Don'I forge? Ihal we balce . BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES For up-Io-dare BARBER work, al Reasonable Prlces give me a frial. 0 0 A. T. MORRIS. Prop. 602 S VOELTZTH I5 34I9 Wesl' Slauson Ave . Phone VE II74 5 ' an e ro I' 05 BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS of +he from a SIGMA KI PHI FRIEND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS from Joseph Scoll- SPEARMAN 8: CO. William A. Wil'l'man ATTORNEY AT LAW CHURCH GOODS O , 8300 Long Beach Blvd. , SOUTH GATE, CALIFORNIA ITIL' Telephone LAfayeT+e 0907 Cover fhe Soulhwesl' H. S. Thompson R E A L T O R Real Es+a're I Insurance I Loans 749 S' Figueroa S+' VA om' 22I6 Wesf Sanfa Barbara Ave LOS ANGELES S. E. Corner Arlingfon COMPLIMENTS of a FRIEND BEST WISHES 'From EVAN LEWIS IO7, Discounf 'ro Sfudenfs For Greafer BeauI'y For BeH'er FII For Longer Wear FOR BETTER FIT M O J U D CIari-phane SILK STOCKINGS In your individuai Ieg Ier1gII'1 and TOWNWEAR SI.0O 794: 69c 2-3-4 Thread 3 Pairs 552.85 3 Pairs 52.25 3 Pairs fISI.85 LiIo's Fashion Shoppe LADIES APPAREL VA 302: 107 Ea5+ wh S+. 1939 MODEL HOMES Spanish and Monrerey Large living rooms, beauiifui Iciichens wifh Iois of +iIe. Bedroom waIIs covered wiih saniias. Large IoI Iandscaped. Rear yard en- cIosed wirh sfucco walls. Dual and floor furnaces. 3 WONDERFUL LOCATIONS New Buckingham Square Donna Park and Beau+ifuI Crenshaw KnoIIs S4950 'Io S7950 F.H.A. Terms Elwain Sfeinkamp Suv-divider, Developer and BuiIder Main Office a+ 7700 Crenshaw Boulevard TH 4I8I GREETINGS +o +I1e FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY of ST. MARY'S ACADEMY on +I1e occa sion of your GOLDEN JUBILEE Hours: 9 fo 6 and by Appoinfmenf Dr. Roberf F. Skelfon ORTHOPTIC TREATMENT OPTOMETRIST VErmon+ 3284 5722 Crenshaw BI LOS ANGELES COMPLIMENTS OF CLARANCE TUCKER COMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . , OPPEN'S MARKET 3504 Wesf Slauson CONGRATULATIONS and G R E E T I N G S COLUMBIA VARNISH CO. from Painf Makers C 5803 Crenshaw BIvd. VE 2378 FROM A FRIEND HEALTH FOODS THE GRIST MILL CATERS TO THOSE WHO WANT TO REGAIN OR MAINTAIN HEALTH Our Cafalog of HeaIIh Foods is FREE. Bring Ihis Ad Io our srore and receive a package of our SPECIAL BREAKFAST CEREAL FREE THIS OFFER NOT GOOD AFTER JUNE I, I939. The G R I S T M I L L 524 w. a+h S+. VAndike 5550 EDITH WHITEMAN VErmon+ 66I4 Feafuring Smari AppareI For Lass 'N' Lady BEACH WEAR 9 COTTON FROCKS 3329 W. 54+h SI'ree+ Nexf Door To Thriffy Drug Company Complimenrs WHITE SPOT CAFES 7266 Beverly Blvd. 5465 Wilshire Blvd. ScuIIy's Good Food is Good HeaI'Ih LUNCHEONS and DINNERS Served II A. M. 'Io II P. M. BANOUETS O 48I'h and Crenshaw Harry Mann Your CHEVROLET Dealer 5735 Crenshaw VE 5I33 New and Used Cars Complimenfs ...oI... WARD-NASH LUMBER CO. 6727 Crenshaw Blvd. Phone TH 3I84 CompIimen+s ...oI... HORNS DEPT. STORE Crenshaw a+ 57Ih We Are Prepared Io Serve You ALB ERT'S woMEN's SPORTS WEAR High-Grade Merchandise For Less We carry a large line of Slciris and Slaclx Suifs in Ihe IaIes+ sfyles 0 Hlllside 8640 Phone PLeasan+ B982 5857 So. Vermoni Rosemary Shoppe 3995 Sou+h Vermonl' O Junior Dresses 8: Formals for Ihe Collegian Sizes 9 Io I7 o Open Evenings Till Nine Elecfrolux l Repairing ll Ranges J. E. O'DONNELL P L u M B E R Tel. PArIrway 332I Res. UNiversiIy 3620 320I W. Washing+on I Los Angeles Phone UNiversiI'y 2835 O Colley School of Music Dancing, Dramafics, Ballroom. Voice and AII Musical Ins+rumenI's 3020 Wesi 48+h S'rree+ LOS ANGELES I CALIFORNIA AUGUSTINE HARDWARE COMPANY, Inc. PLUMBING - GAS FITTING and REPAIRING BUILDERS' HARDWARE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 0 Phone VErmon'I 4558 2I07 W. Sania Barbara Ave. Cor. Van Ness Ave. VE 953I We Call For 8: Deliver Molden 81 Johnson RICHFIELD DEALERS Tires I BaHeries I Lubricafion Complefe Mechanical Service O 2600 W. Sanfa Barbara LOS ANGELES I CALIFORNIA Wolkmore Shoe Siore I49 Soulh Marlcel' Slreeir INQLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA O All Shoes FiI'I'ed by X-Ray Queen Qualify for Women Nunn-Bush for Men P. REPECKA SHADY QUIET SUBURBAN AUTO COURT Near Los Angeles - Beach - Hollywood 7I0 N. Inglewood Avenue lCor. W. Hyde Parlr BIvd.I INGLEWOOD. CALIF. Phone Inglewood 7I6 0 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Proprieiors Telephone VErmonI 75I9 WOMEN'S APPAREL Sporrswear - Millinery - Dresses SIGNS WINDOW LETTERING GOLD LEAF or COLOR TRUCKS 0 METAL CLOTH BANNERS, ETC. O O ACE SIGN COMPANY Hosiery - Coals - Suils 5024 Souih Vermoni' Avenue Hanora Klein 33I8 W. 54+h SI. Phone TW 3I73 VAndiIce 0778 A+hIe+ic Club Flower Shop Incorporafed O 63I Soufh Olive SI'ree'I' LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA MONTEREY FROCKS 5462 Crenshaw Disrincrive Dresses Sporrs Wear - Lingerie Hosiery ar Reasonable Prices Office Supplies l Adding Machines Cash Regisiers l STATIONERY l Giffs Greefing Cards for Every Occasion ACE TYPEWRITER CO. 268 N. Hawfhorne Blvd. lNexf door Io Posfolilice-Phone 257l HAWTHORNE U CALIFORNIA Wallpapers l Hardware l Paini Plumbing and Household Supplies CASH HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE G. E. SCHLIMMER, Manager The Uni'I'ed Hardware SI'ore Phone Hawfhorne 444 325 N. Hawlhorne Blvd. HAWTHORNE 0 CALIFORNIA Phone 3534-W II5 N. La Brea Ave. A. SIBILIO IMPORTED ITALIAN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES 0 INGLEWOOD 0 CALIFORNIA Collin PrinI'ing Company 3227 W. Washingion Boulevard Commercial and Social Prinling Adverlisinq Specialfies SEE US FOR YOUR NEXT ORDER OF CHRISTMAS CARDS PLeasan+ 3776 F. H. DOLAN REALTOR O 832I S. Vermonl' Los Angeles COMPLIMENTS of Your Neighborhood Safeway S+ore Disiriburor GOODYEAR Tires - Ba'Heries A. E. BUSSMANN CompIe+e Aufomobile Service Phone TI-Iornwall 2727 55OI So. Vermonr Ave. LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA O American Ar'l' Glass Co. John S'I'ich 7420-22 Sou'I'h Broadway THornwall 70I6 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '39 O ROBERT A. LEVI ATTORNEY AT LAW 4428 Soufh Broadway ADams 5700 LOS ANGELES Special AHen+ion 'Io Baby Por+rai+s Churchill Gardiner Srudio PHOTOGRAPH ER TWinoaIrs 6960 84l5 So. Vermoni' Ave. LOS ANGELES 0 CALIFORNIA MULLIN LUMBER CO. l950 Wesl' Slauson Ave. LOS ANGELES O THornwall l795 Grace T. King Knoll Dry Goods Lingerie ' Hosiery Dislinclive Gills and Novellies Nolions and lnfanls' Wear Slamped Goods Men's Furnishings Yardage - Pallerns 6807 Soulh Weslern Avenue LOS ANGELES Soulhwesl' Sash 81 Door Co. THornwall 4I9l 6820 Vicforia Avenue LOS ANGELES Firsl Class Shoe Repairing Righl Prices GOEHRlNG'S HYDE PARK SHOE SHOP Besl' Grade Lealher Used 6432 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles Your Neighborhood Richlield Dealer Corner 48lh and 2nd Avenue Experl' Lubricalion, Washing 75c Polishing, Tire and Ballery Service Our Mollo: BETTER SERVICE We Call For and Deliver Arnold Nelson, Mgr. VE 96I3 Rose Room Beauly Shoppe Elizabelh M. Markham Jane Markham Gracey Permanenl' Wave Specialisls O Telephone: UNiversily 5736 Open Evenings: Mon., Wed. 81 Fri. C l448 W. Sanla Barbara Avenue CompIimenI's of Joseph W. Ryan AUORNEY AT LAW 602 Chesler Williams Building LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Telephone MU+ual 6927 CongraIuIa'rions . . . ON YOUR FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY from . . . COMMODORE . . . a n d . . . F I G U E R O A H 0 T E L S O R. I. LANGER Manager 8: Operafor NEW CLUBS CLUB REPAIRS Phone: VErmonI' 95 I 3 GILBERT R. STARKEY PROFESSIONAL Priva+e Lessons 52.00 or 6 for SI0.00 3I50 WEST SLAUSON STARKEY'S FAIRWAYS 34 I 6 esI' S'rreeI VE 7282 Commercial Printers WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS OFFICE FORMS BOOKLETS ASK FOR . JERSE YMAID MILK AT YOUR GROCER IN THE NEW . . . PURE-PAK CONTAINER No Bo'H'Ie Io Lug Back O No BoI IIe Deposii Your Pafronage is Appreciafed DR. G. C. HARDWARE DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT o 3303 Wed 54+h Phone PLeasan'r 8440 In Middle FIrsI Block E. of Crenshaw I544'46 We5I SIGUSOH Ave' VErmonI l337 LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA D O N N A M A R T COMPLETE FOOD CENTER Groceries ' Mears DELICATESSEN Frui+s - Vege+abIes - Bakery Personal AHen+Ion LEIMERT BOULEVARD 81 SANTA BARBARA AVENUE COMPLIMENTS ...o'f... ROYAL MOTORS CHRYSLER ' PLYMOUTH NEIGHBORHOOD DEALERS 5749 CRENSHAW BLVD. O VE 2565 THE PICKFORD SHOP HOSIERY ' LINGERIE 6343 Pacific Boulevard HUNTINGTON PARK Phone La'FayeHe 9643 Complimenfs of BOURESTON'S CAFE ZI33 W. Slauson Ave. H. A. TROUP ' I7I5 Wesi' 48+h S+. , BEST wlsl-:Es BlcYcLEs from For Sale, Ren+, or Repair O Telephone UN 2769 ITermsI A HOLY CROSS FRIEND I329 W. 54+h S+. Licensed THornwall 5044 C. V. THOMAS P A i N T i N G General Inferior Decoraiing FULLYINSURED ff Q 0 - .. ,. L ff'Mtlg.nQm ig WALLHIDE - - ' 1 4 : i lEVlTOL!1ED ou. mar 4 I i 26-11 sn rom snail' 1 4 lmmon FLAT WAI-L - ,H-rsnulrm PLAY! GLASS l DMPAH1 PENNSYDI W PITTSBURGH 246 Soufh Markei' Sfreei' INGLEWOOD I CALIFORNIA Saving Cenier Markei' Slauson ai' Wesfern Leading Markef of ihe Greai' Sou+hwes+ 'An inslilulion l'I1al has en- joyed lhe repulalion 'For 56 years of meeling your every Complimenls of LOS ANGELES TIMES PAUL P. BROWN 9 San Pedro Agenl musical need wilh America's finesl inslrumenls. Demonslra- II D lions of Pianos, Orgalrons, Organs, Radios - any inslru- A menf gladly given wilh no ob- . Iigalion 'lo you. CONGRATULATIONS FROM . A FRIEND FREE CONVENIENT ' PARKING I II . COMPLIMENTS BEST W'S 'E5 of fo l'I1e ' ' ' ' ' ' CLASS of I939 Parker Cleaners Soufhwesf 7024 So. Weslern Tl-I 4I47 or 4I4-8 Porfraif Sfudio 4705 So. Vermonl' Ave. 9 ADams 6l46 WESTINGHOUSE Aulhorized Dealer Refrigeralors I Ranges I Washers lroners l Radios l Elc. LEIMERT APPLIANCE COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE Ralph L. Bennell' 5000 So. Vermonl' Tl'IornwaII 6000 Leinich Dollar Sfores TWO STORES IN THE SOUTHWEST 45ll Soul'I1 Broadway 34035 Vermonl' COMPLIMENTS OF GREERS DAIRY STORE 2802 W. Slauson Ave. Phone VE 4002 GREEN VALLEY Dressed Poullry, Rahhils and Eggs Direcf from Ranch Io Consumer FRESH RANCH EGGS ' 57I7 Crenshaw Blvd. Roberl' Meyers 9 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Our Specially Gills and Novelfies Flowers for All Occasions , , Dlslrlbulors of O MARIE'S FLOWER SHOP Shop: VErmonI 2965 Res.: VErmon+ I54I ALL BRANDS OF FEEDS . COAL HAY . and . SUPPLIES Free Delivery Every Day Phones Bus. Menlo 4-I324 Res. Menlo 4-22I6 5342V2 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles 944 W- lb3 d Slreel GARDENA O CALIFORNIA ' P. J. DOLAN I'lOLM'S FISH MARKET 5723 Crenshaw Blvd. FRESH FISH DAILY Hours: 9 Io 6:30 0 DAIRY FARMS PRODUCERS OF BETTER MILK 9 222l W. Washinglon Blvd. PA 0775 LOS ANGELES 9 I304 N. Maxon Road Bucllong 857I8 EL MONTE LEIMERT PLAZA Mesa-Vernon Pharmacy 4342 Crenshaw Blvd. al W. Vernon Ave. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Telephone VErrnon+ 7240 0 Lel Us Serve You We Aim Io Please WESTSIDE CLEANERS CLEANING and PRESSING Phone TWinoaIcs 8545 JESSIE SILVER-Driver No. 4 Call UN 6227 6130 So. Van Ness Ave. Los Angeles YOUR INSURANCE Audiied Properfies lnspecied Risks Checked Hidden Hazards Revealed Discrepancies Disclosed Pu+ your insurance on a busi- ness basis. Gel' my full free wriH'en repori II4 Diamond Sfreei- and ilien resi easier. Gas and Eleciric Appliances Redondo Trading Posi- Redondo Beach ' California John Haggerty Telephone TRinify 117: Complefe Insurance Service Complimenfs of MONARCH FINER FOODS REID, MURDOCH 81 COMPANY LOS ANGELES D O W N I N G ' S Depar+men+ S+ore 4807 So. Broadway MAE MURRAY DANCE STUDIO Personal Insfruclion in Baller I Characler I Tap DANCING Ballroom Dancing Clubs for Discriminaling People IAII Agesl DRY eoons - NOTIONS ' MEN'S WEAR 4623 Crenshal Blvd. VE I345 REAL ESTATE 0 LOAN IN S U R A N C E O 2 Offices +o Serve You 595I Crenshaw Blvd. VE II55 5453 Crenshaw Blvd. UN 5774 William Dillingham 0 Realfor CompIimen+s of B O N M O D E BEAUTY SHOP 5406 Crenshaw Boulevard KOLB'S BAKERY will appreciale il ancl you will be deliqhleol if you will iusl Iry one loaf of KOI.B'S I-Iome-Like OVEN JEM BREAD. . . II's really diicierenff . . . and Beller KOI.B'S BAKERY producls are delivered olirecl 'from our ovens Io your Iriome aI no exlra cosl. KOLB'S BAKERY Bakers +o Her Maiesfy, fhe Housewife Phone: THornwaII 97I I Good Food Foun+ain Service BEST QUALITY MEATS ' . . . ai' . . . KNOLL SWEET SHOP 66I4 So. Wesiern Ave. R' Scheuble 2040 Wesi' Sanfa Barbara Ave U Fine Candies Ice Cream ' 0 Three Places to Serve You ro J ' PARCO BROS. 'I' IU . . . for . . . 2 FINEST BABY BEEF 45 ESTAURAN 7I I9 Sou+h Vermonf 68I5 Soufh Wesfern gg Car-Fountain-Dining Room Q TREAT THE FAMILY oo T0 DINNER AT SALLY'S CUNNINGHAM 81 0'CON NOR Funeral Direcfors IEs+abIished may PRospec+ 0297 l03I Soufh Grand Avenue View Heighis Super Service MOVING-Local and Long Disfance Cargo Insured CLAYTON HILL Foresl' Transfer 8: Sforage ' SHIPPING MAC BRADY's GARAGE Ph TH' H om one Ol'I'lW5 3555 W' Slauson 6404 Crenshaw Blvd. Los Angeles Congrafulafions .... ON YOUR GOLDEN JUBILEE LOUIS E. WASS Company Malcers and Imporiers FINE FURNITURE I I26 Sanfee S+. PRospec+ 7235 LOS ANGELES Wholesale Only ROYAL FARM DAIRY Arisfocraf of Milk Producers and disIribu'I'ors of high qualify milk and dairy producfs. For Service I Phone JE 6I8l 9925 Ailaniic Blvd. Soufh Gafe. Calif. VErmon+ 37I6 Sculbfs Ca e LUNCHEONS and DINNERS COCKTAIL LOUNGE 48'l'h Slreel' and Crenshaw Blvd. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Shoppers Wise Pal'ronize ALLEN and HUCK M A R K E T S Greal Soulhwesl Marlcef Slauson and Vermonl' Allen and Huclc Marlcel' 8Is+ S+. and Vermonl' Allen and Huck Marlcel' 43rd and Wesfern Jerry Lynch's COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Corner Vernon 8: Arling+on Free Delivery Phone VE 5773 BuHermill: An lndepenclenf Collage Cheese Concern CORCORAN CHEESE COMPANY WHOLESALE ONLY 27lO-l2 Wesl Slauson Avenue Los Angeles, California VErmon'f 0626 TOWER MARKET H. S. PROUTY Florence and Weslern DRIVE-IN RENNIE'S BAKERY Quali+y Firsl, Las+, and Always' On Tower Marlcel Corner Florence and Weslern TW 8282 Phone 936 Res. PArkway 5475 Your BeH'er Judgmenr Leads . Y H ll Llndburg ou . ere Por+raI+ and CommercIal cralego Drug S+ores C 3155385 Florence aI' Van Ness ' ' TW 4475 Owner and ArIis+ . 320 E- Nmwood FREE I5 MINUTE DELIVERY Rexall Agenis Reg. No. 238I WE FINANCE , ARTISTIC HOMES ouR SPECIALTY Mddrld Bedllfy Sdlbll O MARQUES 8: MICHAUD Licensed Building Confraciors O VErmonI I244 Open Evenings and Sundays 2200 W. Slauson Ave. LOS ANGELES The Home of Periecr Permanenisu O 2II3 W. Sanfa Barbara Ave. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. VErmonI' 0I25 Edward F. O'Hara Service S+a'Iion VErmon'r I376 2300 Sanra Barbara Avenue LOS ANGELES I CALIFORNIA Complimenls of ArIing'l'on Bowl, Inc. 3225 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. RO I88I O INo Hard Liquors Servedl LET US MARFAK YOUR CAR . . . IT LASTS TWICE AS LONG Laurence R. Banks Texaco Cerfified Service 27I8 W. Sanfa Barbara VErmorI+ 9647 Glu-: enf S CIHIIIIL IREWS SHOE STORES Two Sfores 'Io Serve You 542 Sourh Broadway. 8 Arcade Building 55I2 Wilshire Boulevard, Tower Building LOS ANGELES 0 CALIFORNIA Phone TWinoaIcs 9 I 38 Bi-Rile Furnilure Co. Complefe Home Furnishers 5522 So. Vermoni' Ave. LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA Complimenrs of VINCENT BONFIGLIO, M.D. I903 So. Harvard Blvd. Los Angeles ' California CRENSHAW TAILORS JEWFLER Suils Made 'Io Order 9 Ladies and Men . CLEANING ' PRESSING Selecl' Your Walch af All Kinds of Worlr ' OVER l00 TO CHOOSE FROM 5750 Crenshaw VE 593I ' J. Diamond 5422 Crenshaw Blvd. VE 3066 I I I Office Phone VErmonl 5898 Residence Phone: Rlfpublic 9003 S T A N D A R D O I L SERVICE STATION, INC. 481'h 8: Arlingfon Avenue 0 Aufhorized Disfribulor 3249 ALBERT E. BURR. JR. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS DR. J. W. BRYANS DOG and CAT HOSPITAL 2I56 W. SLAUSON Four Blocks Wesf of Weslern LOS ANGELES l CALIFORNIA ,5 X ,CQ .. - 'T A ' re w r: . . :M :u,3,5q:,. . 'f 'F'g.,:L 35. 1, e,T11 QlEllf'Jifllvg -' ...Tis-sm' HM-1 'ii .F , bmw' ' ii! , A ' .nfl- ' , I-e.1.,,--pPwi f ' - ' JCM'-1. -.3 Y . ' New Home RUPPE MORTUARY IOOI W. Washingfon Boulevard PR OI I5 Berger's MEN'S SHOP Comple+e Line in i-he Lafesi' Sporf Wear i,l 4523 So. Broadway ' Berger's COMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . NARETTA LOU BEAUTY SHOP 3500V2 W. Slauson Imporfinq and Jobbinq Houses Los Angeles, Calif. New Orleans, La. Brooklyn, N. Y. Cannerles Buena Park, Calif .,Crys+al Springs, Miss. Uddo Taormina Corpora+ion Manu'Fac'I'urers l Imporfers l Jobbers General Offices IS66-68 Indusrrial Sf.. Los Angeles, Calif. Phone TUcl:er 6428 MOTHER COBB'S Chicken Turnovers, Incorporafed Qualify Foods Phone PLeasan+ 3l0l 75I8-20 S. Vermonf ' Los Angeles Qualiiy Foods--Wholesale and Refeil HOSPITAL PHARMACY 6500 Crenshaw Blvd. TH I558 Los Angeles ' California 0 PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED A. B. RICE FLOOR COMPANY CONTRACTORS Established i906 l3I2 Dewey Ave EX I354 LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA Telephone TWinoalcs Hoover Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS H. B. DuPee C. B. Fosler O Cor. Hoover and 54'l'h S+. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. CAR SERVICE Van and Webb's B A R R E L 700 Norih La Brea INGLEWOOD . Bes+ Dinners in Inglewood DR. JOHN e. FERTE DENTIST 3780 Wilshire Blvd. Corner Wilshire 8: Wes+ern EX 2826 DR. ALFRED I. COLEMAN D E N T I S T ChiIdren's Hour 4334 Dignan Blvd. LEIMERT PARK VE 1516 Everylhing for lnfanis and Children up 'ro Twelve years . Shower Gifls beau+ifully wrapped JEWELER FINE WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING Hamillon, Elgin, Wallham, Louis and Imperial Walches Wesfclox and Wesfclox Wafches SI.25 up Clocks and Cosfume Jewelry Parker Pens Alfred J. Reichel N U R S E R I E S Specializing in SHADE PLANTS LANDSCAPE DESIGNING M R Telephone VErmonI 5l I9 ' ' 4265 Crenshaw Boulevard 6805 S. Wesfern Ave. TW 7I29 LOS ANGELES P CALIFORNIA CharIoH'e's SPORTSWEAR Hosiery - Lingerie - Accessories COATS - DRESSES Charlolle McCooey O 6903 So. Weslern Ave. CECIL'S BEAUTY SHOP Tl-lornwall 432I IO408 Soulh Vermonl Avenue LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA ap's Red Goose Shoes for Children Vi+ali'l'y Shoes for Men 8a Women 209 S. Merkel' SI. INGLEWOOD U CALIFORNIA Lunches +o Take Ouf Chicago Chop Suey Cafe Corner Merkel and La Brea Ave. INGLEWOOD I CALIFORNIA Phones: LAfayeHe 0238 - TWinoaks 8938 CLASS WORK Ebell Club House 2504 Clarendon Sl. Tues., I P. M. lo 8 P. M. PERSONALITY STUDIO MUSIC 8: DANCE Sludenls on Radio - Slage - Screen Inlerprelive Dance Inslruclor BEBE CARPENTER 54I5 So. Hoover SI. Los Angeles Music L Voice Direcfor ELLA SARKA JONES 2808 Belgrave Ave. Hunlinglon Park S T U D E B A K E R The New Word in Slyle The New Car Io Buy EDWARDS MOTOR CO. TOM EDWARDS, Manager PLeasan'r lIl55 7720 So. Vermonl' Ave., Los Angeles Frank's Super Service 80I Eas+ Third S+reeI' UNION OIL PRODUCTS FRANK C. R. RICCI-IIO -, ,.,., A., lg PIANO- ''f.f:Q4f:ftfg?:jffrSf2:Q-iz,:Ziggfzjxl., ' X ACCORDION ,...::...5....fl.L.,-.Q fflflff-Q'fl1Q:Qi I N STR U CTO R Theory and iw i , .. H Guaranfeed I I f .. in Conservafory 'wifi - '- W - , lnshudion Sfudio: 820 S. Indiana SI. ANgeIus I8250 Cleaning I Pressing 9 Repairing De Luxe Cleaners and Dyers We Opera+e Our Own PIan+ Phone 739 IO4 Soufh La Brea Avenue INGLEWOOD I CALIFORNIA Chevroler Oldsmobile Q Ted Eades 636 Sou+I1 La Brea Avenue INGLEWOOD, CALIF. 0 L. A.: TI-I 4I I6 Inglewood 26I6 G R E E T I N G S from YOUR COUNCILMAN 0 EARL C. GAY CANNONS MARKET FINE FOODS FOR LESS 520I SouI'I1 Figueroa S+. Phone AD 64II Lei' Us Take Care of AII Your Beauiy . . . Problems . . . D E R ISE I G H BEAUTY STUDIO JUDY BARRETT, Propriefor Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings VErmonI 69I9 9 3303 Wesf 54+h Sireef JUNE ASHTON BEAUTY STUDIO 4I69 W. Washingfon ' RO. l5I2 COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Specialfies: Scalp Treaimeni Easy Housekeeping Shop 4826 So. Figueroa Phone AD 8I09 Hair Recondiiioruing . Permaneni Waving Facials 0 EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL DermeIics Replacing Cosmefics Call Us -for Repair Experfs Sandra Cosmefics Sumner Radio Company 3307 W. 54I'I'1 S+. LOS ANGELES COMPLIMENTS OF B R O A D W A Y KNITTING MILLS 4754 SouII1 Broadway 0 Los Angeles 0 0 RADIOS HOME , , , EXPERT MOVIES Come in and ssygnlhe mlddiemans SILK HAT ' COMPLIMENTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE OF 'd ' MRS. JOHN wAe-NER GOOD FOOD 430I Sou+I1 Wesfern Avenue 0 VErmonl' l22I O Slauson Avenue Sheel' Metal Works EVERYTHING OF SHEET METAL Typewrilers Renled Sluclenls Home Use 2 Months 53.50 All Makes SOLD and REPAIRED California Typewriter Exchange I727 West Slauson Avenue Los Angeles California 5l7 So' Spring S+' Ml 775' WESTERN AUTO Congrafulafes Sl. Mary's Academy On I'l's Golden Anniversary ANNIVERSARIES give pause for thought . . . rellection on the accomplishments of the past, and contemplation of the golden years ahead. Western Auto Supply Company would like to add its voice in congratulating St. Mary's Aourlelny on this Golden jlllxilee, and offering its best wishes for an even brighter future. ' - Everylhing E Q ' E 3 for 'l'he car gQNestern Auto Supply Cd gg More .than Q s E at a 200 Stores ln the West by 2 ga X 'Q ' SAVING! E 1 f i See Telephone Direrlory for A1In'rex.v . of Slore Nearext You JUBILEE CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND Top No+ch Mali' Shop Fea+uring Our Ice Cream 65I Soufh La Brea Avenue INGLEWOOD I0c - I5c Pin? lngIewoocI's Own Ice Cream Haydon Ice Cream Company 3II Souih Markei' S+. INGLEWOOD COURTESY OF WINEMAN DYE STORE CompIimen+s CompIimen+s ...ofI'I1e... S1'a1'ioners DR' SCHOLLIS Fooi' Comfori' Shops, Inc. corporahon 429 Wesi' 7+I1 S+ree'I' LOS ANGELES LEIMERT PARK CONGRATULATIONS SMI FROM A FRIEND Individual Graduaiion and Confirmafion Piciures Open Evenings LEIMERT PARK STUDIO 43I2 Crenshaw ' VE I048 Res.: UN 78l0 Office: VE 7890 UN 6648 Even'ngs by Appoinlmenl DR. CHARLES F. VOGEL PHYSICIAN and SURGEON DR. J- N- ANDERSON OSTEOPATH D E N T I S T Hours: I0-l2g l-4 Evenings bv Appolnlmenl zsoo W. 48lh S+. A+ 4S+h Slreel zsoo W. 48 S+. Lo. Angeles Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA JAMES R. LESTER, D.O. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office: VErmon'l 5500 Res.: VErmonl 0I63 lf no answer call Fllzroy 2l Il 442l Crenshaw Blvd. 9 Los Angeles Macdonald's Pharmacy 2375 Wesl' 48'l'h Sfreel' Telephone VE 3I9I LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA HELENE . . .of. . . HOLLYWOOD Helene Brassiere Company Lovely HELENE models of all lace lined wilh nel and balisle Nei laslex inserls for comiorl assurance. Acljuslalole shoulder slraps Al Your Favorile Slore ...Designers of 'rhe Finesl Hair Pieces Corsillo Hair Goods Co. Wilh Complele Service SCREEN ' STAGE l STREET I343 No. La Brea Ave. HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. Phone . . 6Ranil'e 0035 Made 'ro Order . . . WIGS - BRAIDS - CURLS TOUPEES - SWITCHES TRANSFORMATIONS - ETC. ALSO . . . RENTALS BEST WISHES . . . from . . . W. A. Brown Besl Wishes Edwards Brofhers Colonial Morfuary PRospecf 828I IOO0 Venice Boulevard LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA E. B. McCormick Funeral Direclor Privale Ambulance Lady AH'endan'I' 460I Crenshaw Blvd. VE 8352 Besl' wishes lo S'I'. Mary's Academy HOLLYWOOD CAT and DOG H OS PITAL Phone HO 36I6 Dr. H. R. Fosbinder OWNER 3 Doclors and Graduaie Trained Nurse Il5I N.HighIand Ave.,HoIIywood FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE EWR W nmw1csAMf5 x QW f WW I I C Q FRESH Daly at You Door T II vhs Helmsmun you have seen this advertisement. ' A .,1. , i 'V Mm IIIIHIWU Ixi. ,-:, ox 1 1 'L ' it I 'R he G - ' r CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES onYour FI FTI ET H ANNIVERSARY O VAN D. HOGAN Insurance Agency MacLEoD's PHARMACY Bef Prescrip+ion PI'1armacis+s Qualilry Drugs Free Delivery 5801 Crenshaw Blvd. VErmon'r 75I2 LOS ANGELES ' CALIFORNIA +eries Marfax Lubricafion VAN BROS. SUPER SERVICE OPEN ALL NIGHT 6228 So. Wesiern VErmon+ 9463 For Delivery Phone VE 0394 Alreralions - Repairing o Cunningham CLEANERS 8: DYERS 3705 W. 54+h S+. Phone: THornwaII 9I I9 Hammond, Mispagel 8: Sullivan FU N ERAL DIRECTORS Lacly A+Iendanf Ambulance Service O O L'3Und Y Service 35I7 Hyde Park Bulevard Dressmaking Ladies' Tailoring LOS ANGELES o CALIFQRNIA FINGER WAVE MANICURING HAIR STYLING PACIALS ,SmH'h'5 Shoe Shop Daisy Beaufy Salon PERMANENTS and DYEING Our Specialfies Phone TW. 0778 8455 S. Wesfern Ave MRS. D'ROZE 9 COSMETICS EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING O 4809 Second Ave. aI' 48'rh S+. Fred Smi+h Los Angeles JeaneHe's Beaufy Shoppe Jeane'H'e Drumm, Prop. and Manager Ten Years' Experience 0 Open 8:30 a. m. fo 8:00 p. m. Sat 8:30 a. m. 'ro 6:00 p. m. Open Sun. I0 a. m. Io 5:00 p. m. 0 VErmon+ 5737 for Appoin+men+ 4705 Soufh Wesfern Ave. Los Angel RaIph's Tailor Shop ALTERATIONS - CLEANING PRESSING RALPH C. TURNER 2022 Wes? 48Ih Srreef LOS ANGELES, CALIF. O Complimenfs ...o1c... DR. FRED OTT DR. ROBERT OTT Complimenfs ...of... DR. P. J. ARNERICH DR. F. A. ARNERICH HOURS: IO Io I2 a.m.-2 Io 4 and 7 Io 8 p LEO W. FATE, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND suReEoN Phone Inglewood 2825 Dr. Howard Alberi' Drum Den+is+ PHONES: OH'ice:Haw+I1orne 20 Res., Hawfhorne 57 205 Professional Bldg. Residence: 379 Ramona Avenue Comer Manchesnr at Market 304 No. Hawfhorne Boulevard I LEW HAWTHORNE ' CALIFORNIA NG OOD . CALIFORNIA COMPLIMENTS . . . of . . . DR. J. A. MOZER COMPLIMENTS from +I1e HARDENS MANALIS FURNITURE CO. 5l25 So. Wesfern Ave. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME O ROSE WOOD DRESS SHOP 2:27 wesi 54+h S+. , O LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S READY TO WEAR Qualify af Low Prices CAMERAS Crenshaw Camera Supply Agfa ' Easlman I Zeiss 3320 Wes? 54+h S+. VE 26I5 EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC ANGELES MESA HARDWARE, INC. 54I4 Crenshaw Blvd. VErmoni 4829 GORDON C. EASTMAN GIFTS l TOYS l HOUSEWARES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Uniied Mofors and Aufo Life Eleciric Have a Real Molor Tune Up Wi+h Facfory lnsrrumenis Double S. Garage 8: Service Sfarion Exide Bafieries Raybeslos Bralre Lining Official Bralre and Head Lighf Sfaiion Wesfern Avenue ef 78fh Place PL 923I Gas Furnaces l Gas Ranges Elecfrolux Gas Refrigeraiors Fowble's Plumbing Shop 4824 Sou+h Wesfern Ave. Los ANGELES Phone VE 3567 Wafer Healers Washing Machines Office Phone: VErmonf 5559 Branch Offices: l5b0 Wes? 54Th Sfreel Phone PLeasan+ b5II J. E. Fifzgerald Really Co. LOANS I INSURANCE I RENTALS MEMBER Nall. Ass'n Real Esfaie Boards Los Angeles Really Board Calif. 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