St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

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By this simple yet significant ceremony, he directed new avenues of grace to refresh his children for the battle ahead, a battle for peace, and even more important-- a battle for God! We, daughters of Holy Mother Church, whose high school dag are over, are especially thankful for the timeliness of this year of special grace. We unite with Pope Pius Xll in praying that we may each do our share in leading the world back to Christ. ln token of our sincerity, we have selected the Holy Year as theme for the Illuminatio of l950. Our gratitude goes to the Faculty for making this theme doubly appropriate. Their untiring efforts to bring us a true appreciation of our Faith have made each year under their guidance one of spiritual growth and grace. lt is they who have made the Holy Year of l950 a fitting culmination for the holy years we have spent at Saint Mary's. MARGO DARCEY, '50 To Our Holy Father, Pius Xll, we the Gold Ties of 1950, dedicate llluminotio, praying God's blessing on him and Mother Church whose fostering cure witnesses the Tri-centennial of the founding of the Sisters of St. Joseph, and the Year of Grace-the Holy Year. E .ns ST. JOSEPH, CENTRAL FIGURE ON CAMPUS, WATCHES OVER OUR STUDENT LIFE X XE. X R QS ' 'iw 95? 1, V 41' . yd p in Qi if ,ff . 4k gi YJ Him, Z a i 'W 'HE 9? Q df HIS EXCELLENCY Mos? Reverend J. Francis A. Mclntyre, D.D Archbishop of Los Angeles FACULTY Reverend Michael J. Haran, Senior Religion Sister Josephine Senior Religion, Mathematics Sister Aileen Francis Sophomore Religion, Music Sister Anne Jeannette Sophomore Religion, English Sister Augustine Junior Religion, Latin Sodality Moderator Sister Barbara Junior Religion, Science Sister Chrysostom Librarian Sister Davida Joseph Junior Religion, English Sister Fidelis Sophomore Religion, History Sister Helen Bertille Sister Hildegorde Freshman Religion, Spanish, Latin Sister Jeanne Marie Art Sister Marietta Senior Religion, English Sister Mary Ellen Freshman Religion, Typing, Spanish Sister Mary Miles Freshman Religion, History Glee Club Director Sister St. Agnes Music Sister St. Bernard Freshman Religion, Commercial Sister Stephanie Freshman Religion, History Sister Teresina Sophomore Religion, Latin, French Music LAY MEMBERS Sheila Boarman Gloria Chadwick Helen Connelly Latin Instrumental Music History Patricia Gisler Adelaide Jenkins Mildred Maxfield Physical Education Music Music Ruth Gaines Dramatics Suzanne Toolan Mathematics VISIT ROME IN OUR OWN CHAPEL On Christmas Eve the Holy Door at Sf. Peter's Basilica was solemnly opened by the Holy Father, the ceremony which marks the begin- ning of the Holy Year. Those of us unable to visil the basilicas in Rome may gain the Holy Year indulgence in our own chapel. 35 I HFS if Q I Im A X XM .1 t 4' x 4 5 t I , 'T ix Qfgpgff ' E' 1 ' --f' Q SSM K 'Eg tlw' 5 A ,, A , ' . S X .Q N x 3 5 ,v,,. ,. M: . 4 I X 1 . fs' :- Aki Qz' A V' .. S3 X W X - Q fn: W 1' J f , . ,g J Z.. , I.,-' P , :-, ff h Q I, 1'- A siwi iiHiW A Www Q.sw'M3 9953: nv! X . ,M Et' A HW? , ' :Q V ,,3,f's W fi SX fir' i' , ' Q 3 ,,,xws+4,., 5 ,.....h Uv NX' A ,-,.,.f' if ' if S 5' -53 4 gf: v ssh! A A S K f 4 f V -N Q Q f f H. ,J - 'ff .251-'S ffl I wr 1 f . X ...,..k .. ll xglc' 'tv h I , if x .J j f 'f Q- , A r f Q2 K N- A in Vai i .XX i' , W1 , X- Wxf7,:wdi fr . . x MFIQQYX fem. A - 6? 'Ur uf' iz HW' iff' I X 5 , 'Q 3' a 'x X SENIORS pa If x X I N ,f X ,r I 7 3.1.1 e .1 ,F . , r U fl? .ifvx ROSEMARY CZULEGER l Class President L A A ' 'ig' as Left-Gretchen Krueger, Treasurer, Lorraine Maufino, Vice-Presi- denfg Leora Attwooll, Secretary V? 'SFA' ' 3 GERALDINE ADAMS Annual Staff, 4 Literature Committee, 4 Lucians, 3,4 BEVERLY BEAL LYNN ALLEN Glee Club, 2 Sodality, 4 yrs. A 4 :big ,. 1 s I Art, 1,2 3 French Club, 4 Giee Club, 3,4 DONNA MARIA BEATTIE JOAN ARNDAL Eucharistic Committee, 4 Glee Club, 2 Contraternity, 2 Cecilians, 2,3,4 Our Lady's Committee Chairman, 4 French Club, 3,4 Dr' 7, 514 yf, ff' , . .Hy .f f l. F w'J I In If if' '31 319 ' ., ii f, if I 1 4 .7 J' A ' 17:1 , I i I COLETTE BERTSCH Aladdins, 3,4 1' LEORA ATTWOOLL Aladdins, 4 Class Secretary, 2,3,4 Glee Club President, 4 Aladdins Secretary, 4 French Club, 2,3,4 JOAN BINNS Cecilian President, 4 Orchestra President, 4 Swimming Varsity, 3 ,Q IJJ rf 1 ,.. ly I' ,MW AMELIA BIUNNO Class Cheer Leader, 3,4 French Club, 3,4 Varsity Cheer Leader Captain, 4 If I A 4 v I I A HELEN BURCH , 'l Apostolic Committee Chair P.- Y v- , man, 4 I-' . - J' Band, 2,3,4 sf' JY , ' .Vg Dance Bona Presisientlli it ' IH, A i 1 . 'fl P . 1 l , ,y -C. ' 6 Q- L lil 71. af l..f' CONCHA sLAsco A ls 1 1 ' I P L l 1 L ' 'I l Band, 3,4 i ' Camera Club,4 ' , ' N K L QW: tg, -A Sodality 4 yrs. i SHIRLEY BURKE Aladdins, 3,4 Apostolic Committee, 4 Camera Club Secretary, 4 J! , 5,3 Jill ELIZABETH ANN BLOMMER Q ml Camera Club, 4 V' I N 'll French Club, 4 1 Sodality, 4 yrs. 3 f 1 gilt PEGGYANN CAMPBELL Aladdins, 3,4 Cecilians, 2,3,4 Our Lady's Committee, 4 I 'l JANE 'QBRANDER ' Awddms, 4, X Q o I Stl1den1 Body Secretary,4 ., . Varsity? B., S.: V.: 3,4 K Q , ' K-4 MARY CARNEVALE hx , Annual Staff, 4 J Lucians, 3,4 A Student Control, 4 GEORGIA CHOCEK Class Secretary, l Music, 1,2 Sodality, 4 yrs. COLLEEN CLARK Music, 1,2 Sodolity, 4 yrs. Student Control, 4 ELIZABETH CRAMER Camera Club, 4 Publicity Committee, Sodality, 4 yrs. MARY LOUISE CRAMER 'E Sodclity, 4 yrs. MARY ANTHONY CON LEY , Art, 2 I- Sodality, 4 yrs. Q A I ' P Student Control, 41, 'I ' IL . lf, gy .. lf i V ' 1 I L . 2' ' .L L ,X .I pw' 'f t 1-ROSEMARY CZULEGER . H ' U fi' ' ix! Class President, 4 JI i. U. -1 Lucian Secretary, 4 A' 1 jj , ' Varsity Tennis, 4 yrs. I P . I fA.4 iJ' s ' REMIYIA CORONAS fi l- ,LV ffl Wyr Confraternity, 4 N fl Y, A sodqmy, 4 W' J fl MARGO DARCEY Aladdin Production Manager, 4 Annual Staff, 4 History Award, 4 A new ,f W- ' ilk? I :5sil5l1lft ' f-5 may 'M KATHLEEN DAVIS Lucians, 3,4 Sodality, 4 yrs. CARMEN DAY Art, l,2 Lucians, 3 Sodality, 4 yrs. JOAN DEMPSEY Camera Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 JOAN DIGNEO Apostolic Committee, 4 French Club Secretory, 4 Glee Club, 2 ALMA DOE Office Duty, 3,4 Student Control, 4 Varsity Basketball, 3,4 Our Lady's Committee, 4 JUDITH DE VILLIER Annual Staff, 4 La Pelle Editor, 4 Lucians, 3,4 DO LORES DOERN ER Annual Staff, 4 Lucians, 3,4 - 'XD Publicity Committe? 'J ,if .uf Q, W5 PATRICIA DONNELLEY Aioooios, 4 Apostolic Committee, 4 rtoooti ctob, 3,4 JOAN MARIA DUFFNER. n .wx - Confraternity, 4 yrs. Glee club, 4 , 'Ly . ky Sodolity, 4 yrs. X ' 5 1 'sb 5 'Q K l X xx Lois FORD - X ' , Music, l A 1, i .'4 - X Sodality,'s4 iyrs. :X X . JOANNE FILES Sodality, 4 yrs. KATHRYN GUTHRIE NANCY LEE FISHER Aladdins, 3,4 Glee Club, 2,3,4, Publicity Committee, 4 Sodolity Representative, 3 Sodality, 4 yrs. Student Control, 3 DIANE GURSKI JEANNE FITZPATRICK Annual stuff, 4 Confraternity, 4 Lucaam, 3,4 Glee Club, 3,4 Sodality, 4 yrs. JANICE HAINLEY Band, 2 Class President, 1 Varsity Volleyball, 3,4 fm 4 ., , , ,,, Y W- jg' 4iWW ,Q SHIRLEY HASTINGS Cecilian Secretary, 4 G.A.A. Historian, 4 Varsity, S., B., V., , 34 'Qicdigif PATRICIA HEFFERNAN Apostolic Committee, 4 Glee Club, 2,4 Music, 2,3 ANGELA HERNANDEZ Boarders' Sodality Vice-President, 3 Music, 2,3 Sodality, 4 yrs. MARGARITA HERNAN Art, 2 Sodality, 4 yrs. ,. x, REBECCA Q 1 Aladdin 's f Sodality, 4 yrs A Varsity Swimming, 3 JANE HASTING Apostolic Committee, 4 G.A.A. Treasurer, 3 Varsity Volleyball, 3,4 MPN' .7,lM'i ' if zaaq' llc 'A 1 f , W--'-1 fn... . !,- 'A PATRICIA JACOBS D if : JJ' Aladdins, 4 Glee Club, 3 Sodality Secretary, 4 DEZ TH ERESA JANOWICZ Camera Club, 4 Glee Club, 3,4 Sodality, 4 yrs. fxig X 159 . Ns s , e wx- -C s we X N- mei I K 5 . ,., NOREEN JOHNSON French Club, 3,4 Glee Club, 3 Sodality. 4 yrs. LORRAINE LANCTOT Camera Club, 4 Office Duty, 4 Our Lady's Committee, 4 PATRICIA JUNGERS Art, I Sodality, 4 yrs. MARY DOLORES LARSON A nnuu 1 staff, 4 Literature Committee, 4 sodqmy, 4 yrs. JOAN KERON Apostolic Committee, 4 French Club, 3,4 Sodality, 4 yrs. LILYAN LEYBA Ceciliuns, 3,4 Eucharistic Committee, 4 French Club President, 4 GRETCHEN KRUEGER Class Treasurer, 4 Glee Club, 2,3,4 Section Secretary, 3 MARY KATHRYN LIESS sand, 2 French Club, 3,4 sodomy, 4 yrs. ROSEMARIE MARES Annual Staff, 4 Luclans, 3,4 Section President, l,2 MARY LEE McGIYNE 'y I Sodality, 4 yrs. . ,Q A ' ' .J .V A . X ' x Q .' Q XJ' I s, JOAN MARKSJJ' ' 'fy I 'R , .x l Aloddins, 4 ' Music, 1,z,a lf Sodulity, 4 yrs. f' STEPHANIE MCGUIRE , Sodulity, 4 yrs. LORRAINE MAUTINO Aladdins, 4 Class Vice-President, 4 Sodality Representative, 4 GERALDINE MILAZZO 5 Sodality Representative, l Sodality, 4 yrs. HELEN MCEACH EN Glee Club 3 .4SodaI'ty 4 yrs. DoLoREs MITZEL , I ' A Camera Club 4 5' 3 .lv c-use club 4 1 A ,,,44 Sodality, 4 yrs. ' ,I H , s 4 ssss - MA RI LOU MOEH LIN Cecitians, 2,3,4 Eucharistic Committee Chairman, 4 French Club, 3,4 KATHLEEN PURPUS French club, 3,4 c-lee Club, 1,3 Sodality, 4 yrs. ESTHER NUNEZ Lucians, 3 Sodality, 4 yrs. Varsity Basketball, 4 COLETTE REDMOND comm club, 4 Gln Club, 4 sodomy, 4 yrs. SOCORRO PADILLA Sodality, 3,4 Typing Award, 3 ZAY RE MAY French Club, 3,4 Glee Club, 3,4 la Pelle Assistant Editor, 4 .-. IWAO BARBARA PURKEY ' Music, 2 Sodality, 4 yrs. , I MARY REVELES Aladdins, 3,4 N Cecilians, 1,2 Our Lady's Committee, 4 if ,Y L X 1 'Y' 542 .F . mb , o LOUANNE ROBB Aladdin Wardrobe X is Mistress, 4 French Club, 3,4 Sodolity Secretary, 3 . ' 4 ' . , ' . 9 p 4' ' v A ' 1' vu X, v' ' - , -' ,-'Joyce RYCKAERT L I I' fd 'Literature Committee, 4 V - ' W ' 1 ,' ',k .L fly , .'P',, . I . Sodality, 4 yrs. V, ,- .- , ,x , -yr r , 1 , , 5 , ,J . U' . I ' L ' . ' .V . . I 1 . 1 ,'l:,, 'f 'V I Q QONNA .ROONEY , 6.A.A. President, 4 G.A.A. Vice-President, Varsity Basketball, 3,4 3 DIANE RUDOLPH Sodality, 3,4 JOAN SALMON sodomy, 2,3,4 JEANETTE SARDO Drama, 2 Student Control, 4 vanity, B., v., 3 ANNE FRANCES RUSSELL LL Aladdins, 3,4 Student Body President, 4 Varsity, B., T., V.: 4 yrs. GLORIA SCHMIDT Apostolic Committee, 4 Sodality, 4 yn. r Qmwffwmmsm11 v nmu it BN MARILYNN SCHMUKI Camera Club, 4 Glee Club, 4 Our Lody's Committee, 4 SANDRA SPEED Music, 2,3 Sodality, 4 yrs. JOANNE SCHOTT Camera Club 4 Glee Club 2 Literature Committee Chairman 4 BEVERLY STALLMAN LORRAINE SLOCOMB Music, l Sbdallty, 4 yrs. Band President, 4 French Club 4 Sodallty, 4 yrs. ROSELYN STEINIKE MARGARET SOLIS Sodality, 4 yrs. PATRICIA STOY Apostolic Committee 4 Camera Club, 4 if Office Duty, 4 SALLIE TAYLOR Annual Staff, 4 Lucian President, 4 Publicity Committee Chairman, 4 CECILIA TREMBLAY CURTYNE TERHAAR Sodality, 4 yrs. French Club, 3,4 Music, l Sodality, 4 yrs. GLORIA TRUJILLO SHIRLEY THOMAS Glee Club, 4 Sodolity, 4 yrs. Aloddins, 3,4 Glee Club, 2,3,4 Sodality, 4 yrs. CLARA VALENSI MARY HELEN TRACHES Glee Club, 2,3,4 Literature Committee, 4 Voice, 1,2 Camera Club, 4 Sodality, 4 yrs. ANNA MAE VENTURA Cecilians, l,2 Sodnlity, 4 yrs. Varsity Swimming, l,2,3 MARGARET VON DERAHE Cecilians, 2,3,4 Sodallty Pretect, 4 Student Control, 4 Q MARALEE WALTER Aladdin President, 4 Lucians, 3 French Club, 3,4 1 iii W!! r JOANNE VOSIKA Camera Club 4 Glee Club, 4 Publicity Committee Co-Chairman, 4 JOELLEN WARD PATRICIA WAGNER sodomy vice-Preface, 4 Sodality, 4 yrs. Student Control, 4 Class Cheer Leader, 4 Glee Club, 3 Varsity Cheer Leader, 4 NOELLA WATSON HELENE WALDNER Sodolity, 4 yrs. Camera Club, 4 Sodality, 4 yrs. THERESA WEREB Sodality, 4 yrs. 5. QL 1 MARGARET WICK GRACE ANN ZEUTZIUS Band, 2 Confraternity, 4 Lucians, 3 Eucharistic Committee, 4 Student Control, 4 Although we cherish many beautiful memories of our beloved Saint Mary's, graduation is not the time to remember the past, rather, it is a time to look forward into the future. We have not spent our years here to become illustrious in the eyes of the world, but to become apostles on earth and saints in eternity. Although we may never face death for our Faith, we must face life and at Saint Mary's we have been instructed in the truths that inspired the martyrs. ln a world chilled by forgetfulness of God, we must love Him with the intense love of the martyrs, we must serve Him to the fullest extent of our being, we must carry Him to others with the zeal of the apostles. Under the guidance of our Blessed Mother and the principles we have learned at her Academy, we must go forth to bring Christ back into the world. The year is climaxed with the Baccalaureate Mass in which the Seniors beg God's blessing on the days that lie ahead. Fm? 1i.x.x X .1 .1 11 . I -i f l if ,AV 4.5L Y U C , ,, JUNIQRS Ae E, ll - W School days, school daze, and we enioyed every minute S' ni' of it. Our little nooks under the willows and our privileges X It pf' ' F X 7 as iuniors were new and dear to us. .' gf' an L 'if' Junior Day was our maior triumph. With its theme of Gold ff fi. rl l U, A If ,F j Rush days we were transported to the early era of California il ' ink Q A when the Mission, the Trading Post, and the Old Music .f .ii I ' '-I Hall were in full swing. All the fun of Junior Day was Sit' xp, highlighted by the thought of the worthy cause it served, I Q ,J 'DI the Red Cross and Community Chest funds. 5 57 'A The curtain descended as we attended the prom, gave the ' -'I ll Senior Banquet, and served as ushers for our beloved seniors. Midst the clatter of tennis rackets, the selling of books, and the fond farewells, we reached the merry climax of our iunior year. JUNIOR OFFICERS From Left lSeatedl-Rita Slattery, President llSl, Mary Ann Ramberg, President llS3, Georgia Ann Maloney, President llS2 lStandingl-Joleen Edwards, Secretary llSl, Betty Heiser, Secretary llS3, Anne Fitzpatrick, Secretary llS2. First Row-From Left: Carol Atchison, Elena Sanchez, Helene Hopp, Barbara Ven- tura, Mary Rose Cosgrove, Dorothy Arnold, Mary Ann Holmes. Second Row: .loan Gocke, Betty Andreski, Mary Ann de Nunzfo, Jo Ann Barnard, Kathleen Vote, Kathleen Creutz, Helen Gonzalez, Betty Anne Boyd. Top Row: Sue Mulick, Charlene Johnson, Mary McDowell, Mary Alice Harrington, Constance Niemiec, Patricia Buckley, Genevieve Ortega, Clara Parodi, Rita Slattery. First Row-From Left: Barbara Cline, Nancy Galt, Marlene Weber, Carolyn Carson, Sheila Ratigan, Joleen Edwards, .loan Savant, Gloria Herberger. Second Row: Fitta Parodi, Sally Snow, Beatrice Hoffman, Yvonne Fulco, Doris Chavez, Agnes O'Sullivan, Margaret Moser. Top Row: Marie D'Anna, Joan Heuer, Joan Watters, Katherine Nelson, Marycita Fabrega, Patricia Hughes, Eileen McCarthy, Katherine McCall. First Row-From Left: Evelyn Haider, Paulette Royere, Margaret Cafferty, Helen Schauf, Mary MacArthur, Patricia Biascoechea, Marie Luisi, Patricia Collins. Second Row: Anne Fitzpatrick, Mariorie Sorenson, Marianne Kolda, Diana Kinley, Olga Hellin, Lidiette Maduro, Joann Dittavfo, Corinne Clark. Top Row: Barbara Rudolph, Andrea Reardon, Marilyn Morgan, Opal Shirley, Dione Matta, Mary Lou Valpey, Irma Pedrin, Rosemarie Russell. First Row-From Left: Mary Lucille Yancey, Eileen Gamble, Diane Jackson, Marlene Davis, Marian Elliott, Camille Seffel, Kathleen Wilson. Second Row: Georgia Ann Maloney, Mary Yolanda Schulte, Evelyn Barnes, Lillian Fritzen, Elsa Nitzsche, Sally Ann Fleming, Maud Ann Hull, Elizabeth Harrison. Top Row: Clara Sanchez, Mary Lou Hellman, Barbara Escalante, Jacqueline Haller, Patricia Harrington, Carmele Smith, Joan Diehl, Joanna Albright. S2 S3 First Row-Front Left: Carol Maxon, Mary Ann Ramberg, Janet Aggeler, Donna Higi, Mary Ellen Breen, Emily Polak. Second Row: Mary Katharine Sinner, Roberta Boken, Molly Malone, Betty Heiser, Jeanette Calderon, Earlene Wilkins. Top Row: Juleane Haddy, Anna Hood, Helen Mae Hoelzel, Genevieve Crumpacker, Madonna Caillier, Mary Ann Kurt. First Row-From Left: Lorraine Wegner, Mary Carroll, Rosalie Crockett, Joan de Saro, Carole Hall, Carol Hettig. Second Row: Anselma Magallanes, Anna Don De Flon, Concepcion Delgado, Martha Peterson, Patricia Donahue, Carolyn Walker. Top Row: Maureen Martin, Shirley Moody, Margaret Ann Voss, Celia Escobosa, Bobetta Benson, Delia Moran. 1 Nr f A f -wr' M fgsf! j f fl! 3 Wx -it SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SOPHOMORES No longer befuddled freshmen, we are now sopho- mores, and well through our second year of high school at dear Saint Mary's. But being sophomores we are the overlooked class which is neither this nor that. Even though we are undefined there is a special spark in each one of us-a spirit filled with enthusi- asm, which enables us to do the very best in whatever we undertake. All too quickly our first two years at S.M.A. have slipped by, and soon we will be upperclassmen - iuniors, and that very same enthusiasm will be there ready to give us that extra push into the realms of a third year where we will become ever-improving children of Mary. From Left lSeatedl Jean Johnston, President lOS2, Carla Nistle, President IOSI, Elana Haidinger, President IOS3, Kathleen Murphy, President l0S5. lStandingl Celine McGeein, Secretary lOS2, Patricia Flynn, Secretary lOSl, Mary Larkins, Secretary lOS3g Sandra Virzi, Secretary lOS5, Patricia Sullivan, Secretary lOS-4, Marie St. Pierre, President lOS4. ' - . , ,, ,V I xL.,W 2 ,,.. .J ,W iw 4 L 4 , W I 3 W 4 . fl ' ff iA J' 4 is . 5 vi mv QU? , X ., ..v,, 1 f ,, iA' a ' E .25 : . 1 , Q -X A W wx ,rw K -Zig! W - - :gg :., Q :-, ,.,: , . V . .3 , V 1 N Q A L , .Q Y ' ' ,',. x J Q 5 . , k k u ' 5 fwfx W 3' 'V 4 fm? 1 - 2 . -P Q Q N 'V . 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Top Row: Delores Keegan, Emma Griffitts, Anna Mae Gillet, Joan Wade, Rita Della Rovere, Dolores O'Brien, Joy Boland, Marcelle Morin, Georgina Leon. 5-.- '+ 'N 7 f-A s vi, 5-1 ,L J 1 in 'V E Q Q fri , I Q -cr, ff ' . f ' avi' .. xl I 7 , . l , 1? b, A ', lt QI I 42114, lax.. H : 5 in Qky? Q Iii!! lj, FRESHMAN OFFICERS FRESHMEN I am o freshman and so are I86 other Green Ties who iourney to S.M.A. every morning. On September twelfth starry-eycd freshmen, young and untried, arrived at the gates of Saint Mary's. Keeping the names of the sisters straight, getting acquainted, and being in the right place at the right time was indeed perplexing. But we knew enough to elude the gracious seniors on Initia- tion Day. We studied furiously to master gerunds, the third declension, and the decline and fall of ancient Rome. We are alert and 'full of spirit. People say of us, Wait 'til they're seniors! They'lI really be great. But why wait until then, when we are great now! We study the hardest, pray the mightiest, play the liveliest, and cheer the loudest. From Left I5eatedl Georgiana Ventura, President 955, Peggy Guthrie, President 954, Rosemary Wooldridge, President 952, Beth Ann Purves, President 953, Janet Ball, Secretary 951. I5tandingI Elizabeth Szatlocky, Secretary 955, Mary Claire Schmitt, Secretary 954, .loan Andreski, Secretary 952, Mary Jane McEachen, Secretary 953, Grace Weber, President 9Sl. NNE' A an .5 S E if if H R , X I Af X S, saw arf .mg-554m W I ,K v A ,sw .f -, 4- -f if ww-4,.'sv-410' sm if ,,9,.,'V A -X 153 -wfxf 5 A Q ,A iii' s ks 3 'P , G X Ai sim we sp- Q, wp QQ -9 -Sn 'mv Av is M an. - W . 4.1-N' f, X f LY, N, A A 1 Mzfk Mya' ' ' A x Q--:Q Q2 3 GD 5 ' Cl9'six 'W v I Q 33 3 3 3 3 3 Q- 47 19- H if in-f aa- 19 ' df ' Q 'K- is U 5333 g Q S 5 if K x A Q . 3 ' S Si . S '-1 ' V 5 Q--frwvsgwfa-5 Q A P' is X i gs' 5 3, ' 955 First Row-From Left: Luanna Castellucci, Adrienne Presto, Carole Breen, Antofnette Siminski, Josephine Peman, Janice Schlimmer, Elizabeth Szatlocky, Georgiana Ventura, Carol Lee Swanney, Jacqueline Merrick, Shirley Cochet. Second Row: Maureen Heffernan, Monica Niles, Wilma Thomas, Antoinette Hamann, Beverly Roelen, Donna Jeanne Zeimet, Marlene Barron, Mary Ann Garcia, Rita Flynn, Josephine Weber, Olga Rossy, Mary Rodriguez. Top Row: Katheryn Henson, Lurana Tucker, Ernestine Sherman, Antoinette Czuleger, Guillermina Navarro, Donna Cartwright, Christine Daimler, Charlotte Kerger, Patricia Nerone, Jean Mormlno, Frances Grieco, Corine Harris. f 1 f' x ' ,--S,-5 f S K AX! X I if-AP vii w N x hx 4 Q X H-wwwwmw. X , , Q, Q 1 X x S Q iffm h Q , A X - f X X . S ws Pi x xy g- wk -1 S .gm s i . . X , .,.. . - f' A-N L 4 2 lm-W vdiwk- - lx K. i S is Q ix if sf Q, D 7 i ,L , ,. Zi, J Q 5 . Q, ww ,V Q' x :N ef ! O S' f 'F . 'E K XE? Ng .fi 1 2 KS, 3 38' eg vs :QQ f 4. ,1- -M ww. ip STUDENT BODY OFFICERS New swag Left-Joa n Goc ke I wish to thank the student body and faculty for their wonderful cooperation in making this year a success. It is with a feeling of regret that I leave Saint Mary's, but I shall always remember the happiness I have found here. ANNE FRANCES RUSSELL President , Treasurer, Janice Peacha, Assistant Secretary Diana Kinley Vice-President, Jane Brander, Secretary. n u- fm -we CHD 'F 3 gi 4 J q 1 V5 ' 1 3 x f Q S i ew-:...r ' P Zmw . E vf ,x 1- Y M3955 A, WTQQ-WE 'R EL' q f Wm QZW QQ I K 3 . -V , . mmf A .- Anne Frances Russell, queen-elect of Junior Day. Mary Anne De Nunzio in mask cmd costume porfrayed the spirit of early California days. ul-l1e Centennial of California Marlced tl1e Tl1eme of .lunior Day Seniors don their sunbonnef specials. THE SPOILS OF VICTCDRY ARE SWEET First place trophy for Mary's Hour Poster Contest is pre- sented to Beatrice Hoffman by the Most Reverend Timo- thy Manning. N ff K? Right Reverend Monsignor Bernard J. Dolan presents the second place trophy for the St. Anthonys Girls' Basketball Tournament to Donna Rooney and Anne Frances Russell. 1 -gunna 1 1 ,, 5, up A ..,.... Q A Court Scene, writ- ten and directed by Marycita Fabrega, is being rehearsed by a group of the French students. Advanced Latin students pose before a Roman background. . . The Spanish section in L the Tidings supplies supplementary work for language students. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF Future secretaries with a purpose. EIGHT-THIRTY AND THREE Senior English students are excited at the interesting letters received from Patrick Pur- cell, Bruce Marshall, Walter Farrell, O.P., E. l. Watkins, and Owen Dudley. Senior history students engage in a panel discussion on Democracy. Jerry Adams heads a suc- cessful group of Camera Club members in their achievements for better pic- tures. As a sound experiment, physics students play a tune with their test tubes. Waiting the chemical answer. ,neil SODALITY OF OUR LADY - X 'I t XX' ,' lt 3. Z' .9-1. My grateful thanks to all my fel- XX -X ' b : Q low Sodohdsfortheh wondedul X kgll ii. gkgcqg V cooperation in upholding the QIJUYTC 7:-. high standards and achieve- Y' In ments of Saint Mary's Sodality. X ' , May it ever continue to lead in ,X v. it all diocesan and school activities. lx, 'I R MARGARET VONDERAHE X, '- rt iw - Prefect I J It in if' 5, m , 3 Q Y, as jjj l 4 . ' 1 From Left: Istandingl Helen Burch, Joanne Vosika, Donna Maria Beattie, Anne Frances Russell, Patricia Jacobs, Marilou Moehlin, Rosemary Czuleger. tseatedl Sallie Taylor, Patricia Wagner, Vice-Prefect, Joanne Schott. Students' Spiritual Council Ll THE STUDENTS' SPIRITUAL COUNCIL MEMBERS PLEDGE THEIR LOVE FOR OUR LADY ON VALENTINE'S DAY. AD JESUM PER MARIAM The Apostolic Committee smiles approval at the gen- erosity of the student body in their Christmas gifts for the poor. The Sentinels of the Blessed Sacrament never leave Our Lord without adorers during the school day. One of the many artistic bulletin boards displayed by the Publicity Committee. SOCIALS The Officers of St. Mory's Sodolity with their escorts at the Union Sodolity Boll. Potronesses of the Sodclity Card Party. Left to right: Mrs. Bruce Russell, Mrs. Do- minic Moutino, Mrs. John Wagner iChairIczdyl. 'aims fb'-A' 'D s Q f 1 X ILLUMINATIO STAFF Annuals sell because ofthe thorough work of the ad- ministrative staff. Left: Jane Husting, Margo Darcey, Leora Attwooll, Joan Binns, Anne Frances Russell, Lorraine Mautino, Rosemary Czuleger. The art staff gather their final material for the en- graver. Left: Judy De Villier, Do- lores Doerner, Jeanne Fitz- patrick, Rosemarie Mares, Sallie Taylor, Mary Carne- vale, Jerry Adams. PARTY TIME Candles, holly, choiring angels, and scintillating Christ- mas trees helped the spirit of the gay Christmas cele- bration which the resident students enioyed. n fiogfijufs ' V 03, I t Wm Roommates, Shirley and Joan, struggle with the omin- ous term paper to meet the deadline. Joan plays Santa's helper while he distributes gifts to the boarders. 'G-.. Forest green spreads and matching tier drapes balance the trying scholastic life of Beverly and Socorro with a restful atmos- phere. Since television arrived, the recreation room is the most popular spot in the evenings. U The afternoon of February twelfth marked a happy reunion of alumnae members. St. Mary's Band and Glee Club added color and song to the afternoon tea. At the meeting Mrs. Barbara Wilson was elected to replace Mrs. Theresa Husting as president of the association. f-'-5 sie 9 s I q -W' villa' xs 'X S Q S X Q ww., , xv 2 sf S ix 3 . QS.g,1 AS x s - -vw-:-A-. MQW - qr. .,,.. Mm X Q Qi Q . 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The Gold Tie Cecilians leave St. Mary's portals rich and happy in the fulfillment of the goal set for themselves way back in the days of '46, Joan and Shirley have held membership in the Cecilians since their freshman year while the others followed closely as sophomores. Through smiles and tears these girls have devel- oped their God-given gift, and now as a precious return, St. Mary is proud to extend to each of her Cecilians the longed for music diploma. JOAN BINNS President In new royal blue and brilliant gold uniforms the band makes Cl blinding appearance before the student body AND THE BAND PLAYED CN . Charter members cmd officers of the three instrumental or- ganizations: Seated llettl Lil- lian Fritzen, Helen Burch, Joan Bfnns, Diane Jackson. Standing: Beverly Stallman, Gloria Arthur Chadwick, Direc- tor. 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Oh sing your songs - lovely songs, carefree songs, brave songs, songs that find their way lonely to recall the loneliness of a of a work-a-day world who come Lady whispering her messages of to a little girl named Bernadette. into the hearts of the Divine Babe, into those to witness a Beautiful hope, of peace, of love Into the heart of every- man, Saint Mary's Glee Club aims to sing its songs, for mortal song to Heaven belongs, as do young hearts that are happy. LEORA ATTWOOLL President KN F. 3 'fs fa 352 i ft ti Wi all Al as-li 1 I K rw., 1 .srl in W' 5' in lin 5 .. l ALADDINS Left lseatedl Leora Attwooll, Gloria Truiillo, Mary Reveles, Jane Brander, Maralee Walter, President, Louanne Robb, Wardrobe Mistress, Patricia Donnelly, Nancy Lee Fisher, Colette Bertsch, Secretary, Margo Darcey, Production Manager. lstandingl Patricia Jacobs, Shirley Burke, Anne Frances Russell, Peggyann Camp- bell, Joan Marks. xy, ,W I L K3 it it it .'E Junior Aladdins enioy play re- hearsal. a.,,W,m ma, .. .. l . Mis wiffmv w..,1..'1 .. s yrs- l amina W. 4.4rg,,:.,:.4,g:1:fzf1f.i?'g.6'z.s.tfsMi.fgf'1m M W .lust as Aladdin polished his lamp to pro duce magical effects, so too our drama coach, Miss Ruth Gaines, polishes our ind: vidual talents to produce similar magical ef fects on our stage. We strive not for the glory ofthe individual, but for the perfection of the group as a whole. During the year we enioyed producing The Song of Berna dette, The Stolen Prince, and the senior play Daddy Long-Legs. MARALEE WALTER President 1:1 L ,Ji l- ,VN 9 M auf' V iiglf gl- The Christmas season was renewed again this year in the Aladdins' presentation of The Master's Touch. And we couldn't wake her up-she was praying right with the lady and there were roses on her feet! 2 rf As the pilgrims turn to Rome during the Holy Year, our hearts turned to Mary in The Song of Bernadette. The story of the simple peasant girl of Lourdes to whom the Immaculate Concep- tion appeared seemed a fitting production for the senior class. We enioyed working on The Song of Bernadette because the characters whom we portrayed made us realize that corners are not for Mary's children. Learn to love God now and for His own sake, not for the sideshows you want Him to give you. Bernadette's actions cause turmoil among the townspeople. 7-1.7 I F ,WWMW assi: L. . ,aw4,.,.g 1 till-uwqixznnvgsv I .- Mother Vouzous Sister Marne Bernard Ive brought your candles Prayer 1 BERNADETTE There must be an end to this foollshness 'I tivo at 5 ,Q Senior Lucians lleftl R : osemarie Mares, Dolores Doerner, Jerry Adams, Jeanne Fitzpatrick, Kath- leen D avis, Mary Carnevale, Judy De Villier. lseatedl S ll a ie Taylor, President- Rosemary Czuleger, Secretary. -.ve .fm- LUCIANS vs in -.-.. 'Q 'sw X, ---ff R X Q ,, x 1----Q ZYNZTHK L f ' wg'-'- li R ' ' Sli X M if 'ik 'LIN :Q Divx an rw gfauvrr Junior Lucians demonstrate wa- tercolor. mf' MARY'S Ss HOUR, ucnr mir 3m Xin at s ifww,-K' 'sf Msssmismnm tfw The Lucions are not drones. Such might be the theme of future members of the art club. With a spirit of toil and delight we have participated in Mission Sunday and Mary's Hour poster contests and other numerous art activities. However, of most interest to the Senior Lucians was the compiling of our beloved llluminatio. SALLIE TAYLOR President Posters for Mory's Hour and Mis- sion Sunday displayed by Mary Ellen Laferty ileftl and Beatrice Hoffman. Beatrice's poster for Mary's Hour won first place in the Archdiocese. Ntfiit Ny:- 5-X .y :T V v 0' ' 'iiilfi i L S 1 V'- xx as U s. ,' ik og f X u X i H x i i ut f N 'v fislag 6 , wr i t Q ga l X 'K Enthusiastic over their proiects in leather is another group of Junior Lucians. E sm-AO' -. To be creative is the all im- portant item of the fresh mon in their classes of de- sign ond lettering. industrious sophomores are busy with their basic draw- ing ond their poster design- ing classes. mm s Mmm MAY va S S nmfvfx T . 5 A at We air,-. vg,g:,,,,',, 7,.,w' ' 'x'wwX9'b A , '. K- X sv , , .. - ' ' X X -x , + X YA X, X X XX rp,5'g1Qmp4XX,, an i::0'?'f ::?W ,X ,. X, an-qu. nQ4f'5ff'j1,,'1XXff, X. ff 'N swam sv s b O.. X v.X,,,X,-QXrgximimmw-Er! r- 3 ag ,X Y L ,X .XX. 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May the coming teams and athletes enjoy the same faculty and school spirit that we have experienced this year. DONNA ROONEY President G.A.A. officers smile happily over trophies won. lleftl Shirley Hastings, Historiang Marlene Davis, Secretary. The Belles score for victory in their first seasonal games S X lb' J . 5- Q OVER THE NET X . VOLLEYBALL VARSITY First row-From Left: Janice Peacha, Joann Dittavio, Janice Hainley, Shirley Hastings, Nancy Galt. Second row: June Anctil, Jane Husting, Dolores Michelena, Betty McCarthy, Mary Ann Normanly, Donna Rooney. Top row: Kathleen Murphy, Sandra Virzi, Rita Thomas, Marlene Davis, Anne Frances Russell, Jane Brander. Cheerleaders lleftl Dione Motto, Tiel Ann Sharp, Katherine Schmitt, Joellen Word, Amelia Biunno. 2 in eg Qi i if ' 9?J1Sii - if it The rousing music of the Gold and Blues urged the team to victory ot every game. Student Body support stimu- lated the vcirsities to fight for S.M.A. CHEERS FOR OUR BELLES if X J e i is ei Baskets! Baskets! Baskets! The Belles of '50 won for St. Mary's first place in the Catholic Girls' League. SPIRITS HIGH TO WIN OUR GOAL THE BELLES First Row: lleftl Patricia Doyle , Esther Nunez, Shirley Hastings, Janice Peacha, Donna Rooney. Top row: Joann Dittavio, Sandra Virzi, Anne Fran- ces Russell, Marlene Da- vis, Jane Brander, Geor- gia Ann Maloney, Alma Doe. i 'yi BASKETBALL VARSITY exhibits hard won trophies. First row lleftl: Joann Dit- tavio, Donna Rooney Iall starl, Anne Frances Russell starl, Jane Brander, Shirley Hastings. Top row: Esther Nunez, Betty McCarthy, Rita Thom- as Marlene Davis, Georgia Ann Maloney, Janice Peacha, Alma Doe. Anne Frances and Rosemary exchange friendly greetings before a competitive game. LETTERMAN CLUB First row lleftl Dione Mat- ta, Joellen Ward, Amelia Biunno. Second row: Donna Rooney, Georgia Ann Maloney, Rita Thomas, Marlene Davis, Anne Frances Russell, Jane Brander, Nancy Galt, Alma Doe. Top row: Janice Peacha, Jane Husting, Sandra Virzi, Rosemary Czuleger, Janice Hainley, Shirley Hastings. SWIMMING CLIMAXES FIELD DAY Class representatives vie for honors in the swimming race I I WHEN BELLES MEET BALLS But Ihere's no Io I1 k 17X TIMELY TOPICS Td g D J Day The B d f Th Days Wit im ReluctcntT k G d D d hH P nofVo B dB S I P Field Day L k g Ah d 5 A Z i ffl-P XX AW, Lygvx CAMPUS CAMERAS l A A vwagwqffg 'jffw' I' up ,vw . ' V ft M Av' W' ' '. I RY' X gf 1 fl' FJEM 4U Y . 1 V L , P A, A A D Y Y ww Ex MW' m W CAPTURE mx? xlwyi ,M 5 Vv NEGATIVE NONSENSE 3 'Wifi' ar I if X X N. rn 1 X u X . I 5. Mg AUTOGRAPHS frm' rf. YQ ff 1 41 Lili L, 1' I H 4, ,- . ' , V' g',5!.'3JJ ii' , iI 'N1 fu? Uv, -3 A J A if . I if, 1, I j,-'i . I, i if X I- !j ,l'g1 LJ 4, 5' .lj gl H WQALF A ,,4,.+- 1 tr f ff' ff' ,J A . if fs A' , J '. fu, f I JN E I, fy li- ' l v ' ' 2. -J V fl h fit wiv. W --Q Xl. ' D I My I yi, 's fs ' . 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