St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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Q wg :Q 2 .S?uJenf e 7!Lec!:i .gndloirafion NATCHING spore minutes between classes ond of noon hour, the Belles kneel before their Eucharistic Friend in the tobernocle. ia a uocafion. muring fhifi fime a Afuflenf Larnfi fruf . e and tae Leilerfflenf O! inf' LUOFAJ CJQPQHJ on Aloenrla fAi5 imlaorfanf fime of Aer f ,Sikoofvla 4 am ,wx -Mffla 5 fo film Avunfe Jfuclenf Z .Z y f if 9 JJ L Senior class officers, Bessieann Wilder, secretary, Janice Peacha, presidentg Patricia O'Brien, treasurer, air out class problems. JANICE PEACHA Senior class president tign my anal .95 my gegining v N the dressing room, with diplomas in hand, our minds wander back over the past four years. As we remove our white caps and gowns, we remember it all clearly. There we were, frightened freshmen, bewildered by a maze of seemingly unending classes, widely scattered classrooms, and seniors who teased or pampered us according to the hourly trend. As sophomores we were a little wiser but not quite enough to be noticed by the upper classmen. Our third year was a new experi- ence, as capable juniors, we organized a memorable Junior Day and were thrilled by the sparkle of the Sodality Ball. After three years of toil, we took our places in the calm of Lady Glen. Privi- leges, proms, and parties filled our senior year's recesses. Equipped with a Christian education, yet realizing our limita- tions, we now watch the future approach. As we evolve from yes- terday's youth into tomorrow's women, we hope to keep always before us the words taught us at Saint Mary's Academy, Deus llluminatio Mea . we 2 E 86 MARGARET AHUMADA FLORENCE A 1 5 LBANO KATHLEEN AMATO SHIRLEY ANDERSON Music 1,23 Choral 1,2 Chorql 1,2 Bend 4 Yrs' Clothing 4 Cl0fhir1g 3 Clofhgng 4 Offhssffo 4 WS- Sodality 4 yrs. Music 4 S0d0lI'fY 4 YV5- Spomsh Club 4 ul CELIA ARMENDARIZ Music 1,2 Spanish Club 4 Sodality 4 yrs. J' Y wx xu!.q9' 'fff 145441 .Qui .4 Rei J, . 9.-4,2 'din f f', 161-I EVELYN AUSTIN Jo ANNE BARCLAY CATHERINE BECZA MQTQKEJNQ Sodality 4 Sodality Representative 3 Clothing 3,4 'Akrd ' s , ' ' 'I Our Lady's Committee 4 Choral 2 Student C ?,,,,,-vc Annual Staff 4 Sodality 4 yrs. fodality V. . Jbuxrfil A .g it , 4 ' ,QE Q LE DIANA BIERER Art l Student Control 4 Annual Staff 4 CAROLYN BIRNBAUMER Aladdins 3,4 Student Control 3,4 Band l,2 FAYRENE BLACKBURN JOAN BORK Aladdins 3,4 Student Control 4 Apostolic Committee 4 Spanish Club 4 Les Fleurettes 3,4 Music 4 BARBARA BOOK Aladdins 4 Our Lady's Committee Chairman 4 Spiritual Council 4 BARBARA BREEDEN Band l,2 Sodolity 4 yrs. DIANE BRIGHAM Art l,2 Office Duty 4 Sodality 4 yrs. MARY BU HL Les Fleurettes 3,4 Lucians 3 Student Control 4 DOROTHY CARLSEN Clothing 3,4 Virgilians 4 Sodolity 4 yrs. I5 Els ai 1 385 21 55333511 ATRIC Glee Club 2,3,4 Aladdins 4 Clothing 3 BARBARA CAYSE Glee Club 2 Drcmatics 3,4 Aladdin President 4 CAROLYN CERNEK Sodality 3,4 Eucharistic Committee 4 CHARLEEN CLAVET Spanish Club 3,4 Sodolity 4 yrs. AUDREY CLELAND Choral l,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. DONNA COATS Aladdins 3,4 Clothing 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. MARY COOPER Les Fleurettes 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Sodolity 3 yrs. MARY COTTER Band l,2 Clothing 4 Student Control 3,4 CAROL CRAWFORD Lucians 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Scenic Aladdins 4 M!! NNETTE CZULEGER Apostolic Committee Chairman 4 Organ 4 yrs. Student Control 3,4 ROSELI NE DAIGNEAULT Tennis Varsity 3 yrs. Sodality 4 yrs. ANN D'ALESlO Les Fleurettes 3,4 Student Council 4 Junior Red Cross Representative 4 PAULINE DARIES Glee Club 2,4 Clothing 3 Sodality 4 yrs. MARILYN DE BEVER Glee Club 2,3 Student Control 3,4 Section President 3 MARCELLA DE DONATO Glee Club 4 yrs. Music l,2,3 Sodality 4 yrs. LOU RDES DELGADO Spanish Club 4 Sodality Representative l Sodality 4 yrs. RITA DELLA ROVERE Glee Club 1,2 Art 2 Clothing 4 ADRIENNE DIC KARD Glee Club President 4 Confraternity 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. DOROTHY DONOGHUE Alcddins 4 Student Control 4 Sodality 4 yrs. ANNE DOYLE Aladdins 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Virgilians 4 PATRICIA DOYLE Lucians 3,4 Basketball Varsity 2,3,4 G.A.A. Vice President 4 CAROL DUNNIGAN Virgilian Secretary 4 Student Control 4 Confraternity Chairman 4 MARCELLA DURAN Music l Choral 2 Spanish Club 4 GLEE ESSN ER Student Control 4 Spanish Club 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. EMILIA FERRANTE Clothing 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. ANN FISCHER Art l,2,3 Swimming 2 Sodolity 4 yrs. JACKLYN FLANNERY Student Body Secretary 4 Virgilian Vice President 4 Band Manager 3 JOHANNA GLASS Lucian Secretory 4 .Annual Staff 4 Section President l,3 EMMA GRIFFITTS Music l,2 Clothing 3,4 Sodolity 4 yrs. PATRICIA GUENTHARD Art I Clothing 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 JOAN HAGEN Virgilions 4 Glee Club 2 Sodality 4 yrs. MARGARET HALL Aladdins 3,4 Sodality 3 yrs. BARBARA HALSTEAD Music 2 BARBARA HAU PTMAN N Music 1,2 Clothing 4 Les Fleurettes 3,4 HENRIETTA HERNANDEZ Cecilians 4 Spanish Club 4 Sadality 4 yrs. SHIRLEY HESSLER Les Fleurettes 3,4 Sodality 3 yrs. CARMEN HILLS Music I Sodality 4 yrs. ELIZABETH HOYT Dramatics 2 Student Control 4 Annual Staff 4 JO ANNE HUGO Music I Choral 2 Sodality 4 yrs. JEAN JOHNSTON Cecilians 3,4 Virgilian President 4 Sodality Prefect 4 2 . gr , ,iii J f DELORES KEEGAN Sodality 4 yrs. Ari' 1,2 MARY ANNE KELLY Sodality Prefect 4 Class Secretary 3 Swimming Varsity 4 yrs. JOANNE KENKEL Choral 1,2 Clothing 3 Sodality 4 yrs. PATRICIA KERGER Choral 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. l 1 l E 1 ANN KIEFFER Music 1 l.es Fleuretfes 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. ALVERDA KIRBY Student Body Organist 4 Music 3 yrs. Sodality 4 yrs. ROSALI E KLEIN Lucians 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Sodality 4 yrs. JACQUELINE KRANTZ Band 1 Sodality 4 yrs. MARY ELLEN LAFER Annual Co-editor 4 Virgilian Treasurer 4 Swimming 3,4 r mi in X , , ,, ' -12,- ' IRENE LAMOUREUX Glee Club 2 Confraternity 3 Clothing 3,4 MARY LARKINS Asst. Editor Annual 4 Section Secretory 2,3 Band 4 yrs. BARBARA LARSON Art 1,2 Eucharistic Committee 4 Sodality 4 yrs. ESTELLE LE GATE Choral 1,2 Sodality 4 yrs. X 2 X JY l P A Lu F P 5 1 i F ' N Q , , Y P' U U ' 5 it . f s Art3 Swimming3 Sodality 3,4 , BETTY LYLE sw ,,rE ' 3 L Aladdins 3,4 'ISON MGCDONALD Aladdin Production Manager 4 MARY ELLEN LO SCALZO K 5 S ESS ?,3154S153S4GWI iSSiifnw.Q 53-'JA I BLANCA MACHADO MARY LOUISE MF Les Fleurettes President 4 C-lee Club 2,3 Student Control 3,4 Student Control 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Clothing 3,4 ESTELLE MANTALICA Music 2,3,4 Choral I Sodality 4 yrs. I JEAN MANUEL Clothing 3 Choral l,2 Sodality 4 yrs. ELEANORE MARLOW Choral l,2 Glee Club 3 Spanish 4 JANE MARSHALL ' Lucians 3,4 Spanish Club 4 l Sodality 4 yrs. LUCILLE MARTINEY Lucians 3,4 Les Fleurettes 2,3 Annual Staff 4 . PATRICIA MCANANY BETTY MCCARTHI , Cecilian Secretary 4 Varsity Basketball 2,5 CHZQW cecalaans 3,4 vqrsafy Volleyball 2 Sodality 4 yrs. Letterman Club 2,3,4 .2.f,Li-'JGCJPQ-if ,JQQ . A weft !b,.4,s Ara... gp-1-L-., fnat, L-,.'.,,,f,7..y I gpm I .iiiistiilw A '.Sff53':N fi'.?3vA2'E?' T A .1 fl- ' f ' f' . - N .1 AT ! ESiQlSQ'SQfF1YSi?5?iiiSH:LI?Q?S,i3E2 Si LXR RRY JANE MCDONALD MAUREEN MCKERNAN Student Control 4 Clothing 3,4 Band 4 yrs. Clothing 4 Sadality 4 yrs, Sodality 4 yrs. MARY AGNES MECK Our Lody's Committee 3,4 Virgilians 4 Office Duty 3,4 DOLORES MICHELENA G.A.A. President 4 Varsity Tennis 4 yrs. Varsity V. 3,4 B. 4 LAURA MISPAGEL Junior Red Cross Representative 4 Lucians 3 Band 3 PHYLLIS MITZEL Music 1,2 Confraternity 2,3 Sodality 4 yrs. CELIA MORENO Art l,2 Section President l Sodality 4 yrs. ERESA MORENO MARCELLE MORIN Aladdins 2 yrs. Band l Glee Club 2 Music 2 Sodality 4 yrs. Les Fleurettes 3,4 E s I PATRICIA MULLARKEY VALERIE MUNTON KATHLEEN MURPI' Art I Band 4 yrs. Section President 2 Music 2 Clothing 3 Student Council 3 Aladdins 3 Student Control 3 Class V. 6' B. 4 yrs. THERESE MUSANTE Annual C0-editor 4 Cecilian President 4 Cecilions 3,4 CARLA NISTLE Section President 2 Dramotics 2 Art l JOAN NICEWANDER Virgilians 4 Lucians 3,4 Clothing 3 MARY ANN NORMANLY DOLORES O'BRIEN Clee Club 3 yrs. Clothing 3,4 Aladdins I Band I Les Fleurettes 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. PATRICIA O'BRlEi' Senior Class Treasure: Student Control 4 Clothing 3,4 1 z s I s , ,,., .... , .,,, . , . H -vc-IJ c :'7 IARIE O'LAVERTY PATRICIA O'MALEY MARIA CARMEN OVIEDO Clothing 3 Les Fleurettes 4 Music 4 yrs. Corifraternity 3 Sodality l,4 Clothing 4 Spanish Club 4 Sodality 4 yrs. JANICE PEACHA Senior Class President Annual Staff 4 Varsity Volleyball, Basketball 2 JLIA PEMAN ELAINE PFIFFNER GWEN PHELAN Glee Club 3 Band 4 yrs. Spanish Club 4 Cecilians 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. Literature Committee 4 REN EE PALLMEN Lucians 3,4 Les Fleurettes Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 JO ANN PALMISANO Choral l,2 Spanish Club 4 Sodality 4 yrs. QEI1f3S22553i'Q?4ki':?SEilSfkSfS1Si i PZZWZIQEEXTQH E83HK5iEfrvZP1'LE5?i51'SW5 'Em2125124iMaw'MEZJV- if WLFLTQYH ffpggaj' I 4-CJ,4u6en:u ACQUELI NE PICARD Lucians 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Sodality 4 yrs. N l RA PUETZ Choral 1,2 Clothing 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs, AURORA QU IJAS Section Secretary 3 Sodality Representative 3 Sodolity 4 yrs. JOANNE ROBERTS Art l Drama 2 Student Control 4 BARBARA ROCKENSTEIN Music 1,2 Glee Club 3 Clothing 4 Qi , 7 Z f N352 JOANNE RODIER Les Fleurettes 3,4 Cecilians 4 Sodolity 4 yrs. MAUREEN ROSSITER Band l Choral 2 Sodality 4 yrs. KATHLEEN RUDDY Spanish Club 4 Confraternity 3 Clothing 3 JEANN E RYCKAERT Glee Club 2 Choral l Sodality 4 yrs. lifigzmkwwriii f11LU'4LY3.S5i' ti? 7 X' iff s -YW? ALICE SEFFEL Spanish Club 3,4 Music I Sodality 4 yrs. ELAINE SEITZ Spanish Club 3,4 Clothing 3,4 Student Control TIEL ANN SH Varsity Yell Leader 2,3,4 f Letterman Club Student Control ANN SH EA Choral l,2 Clothing 3 Sodality 4 yrs. MARIAN SAKOWICZ Glee Club 2,3,4 Virgilians 4 Literature Committee 4 KATHERINE SCHMITT Varsity Yell Leader 2,3,4 Letterman Club 2,3,4 Lucians 3,4 JOAN SCHNEIDER Art 3 Student Control 4 Sodality 3,4 JEAN SCHNIEDERS Bond Secretory 3 Band President 4 Sodality 4 yrs. JEAN SCHROEPFER Section President I Clothing 3 Virgilians 4 4 ARP 2,3,4 3 59 MARY STEGER Aladdins 3,4 Student Control 3,4 Sodolity 4 yrs. MARIE ST. PIERRE Student Body President 4 Student Body Vice-President 3 Section President 2 PATRICIA SULLIVAN Section Secretary 2 Sodolity 4 yrs. PATRICIA SUPPLE Sodolity Vice-Prefect 4 Aloddins 4 Annual Staff 4 PEGGY THILL Drama 2 Music 3,4 RITA THOMAS BARBARA TOMAC C.A.A. Historian 4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Letterman Club Treasurer 4 Les Fleurettes 4 Volleyball 2,3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. MARGARET MARY SWOPE MIRIAM THIEN Annual Staff 4 Virgilians 4 Band 4 yrs. Annual Staff 4 Virgilians 4 Basketball Varsity 3,4 MARY ANN TOMAN Music 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 2 CHARLOTTE VAN ACKERE Band l,2 Clothing 4 Spanish 4 STEPHANIE VOSS Aladdin Secretary 4 Band 2 Sodality 4 yrs. JOAN WADE Virgilians 4 Confraternity 4 Glee Club 3 yrs. JOAN WESTON MARGARET WHEELER BESSIEANN WILDER Student Control 3,4 Choral l,Z Senior Class Secretary Varsity B. V. l,3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. Lucian President 4 Sodality 4 yrs. Annual Staff 4 JRENE WILHELM BERNADETTE WOLFE FRANCES ANN ZIGNEGO Les Fleurettes 3,4 Dramatics 2 Sodality Eucharistic Chairman 4 Orchestra 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Dance Band 3,4 Sodality 4 yrs. Virgilians 4 Jfifff o. s I, .p r I , A ' Xi l i K I 1 A A i ' I 1 fl 4 V i , ' ver- Meena , S y , Junior officers plan Clinic Carnival: Virginia Daigneault, secretary llSlQ Judy f' Lovchik, president llSlg Georgiana Ventura, president llS2g Betty Szotlocky, lx K secretary l lS23 Judy Slattery, secretary l IS3, Sally Scott, president l IS3. Seated: If N f .' Carol Lee Swonney, president l lS4: Carol Penn, secretary l lS4. fl' i, - , o 1 I H I u ' i ' M. ' i I' ,1 U Z l' ' :J i 1 l l A x l ' X v ll l 'I i .l 2 . ll . A , l i .f li igaclgzcleal Wemoriw T the end of each school year it becomes a burden and somewhat of a sorrow to clean out those padlocked treasure chests called lockers. In them, besides chem ponies, wrinkled candy wrappers, and battered books, are souvenirs that call to mind the activities of our junior year. lt will be hard to remove the tattered Daniel Freeman Hospital badge that identi- fied us as the hostesses for Junior Day, nevertheless it must accompany this limp pom-pom that cheered the green ties on to triumph. A frayed square of nylon tulle recaptures the excitement of the Sodolity Ball at the Deauville Club. The dilapidated remains of a corsage from the Junior-Senior Banquet, recalls that Spring day when we donned temporary sophistication. And this pencil, looking termite stricken, reminds us of that unforgettable two and a half hour chemistry final. One last junior treasure is the program of the seniors' graduation, reminding us that our day is close. gi N V f Wax: , .wU,.,,.,. of uw Lf Mai 4 mr' gf ff 1 Qi' was W Afife 529 wi-3 E S uv 9.5 ga N ,M 'E za I 8 W ,ii Q Q E Wg A E N V N' W fimw . vi Nwwkfwvawwfvgi . w2 1'??i xr , W. 4 5 , jk t 2511 xg, A -. in L , Him kk is , is Q . f H A ' L, SQ A K E, .. I Y . 5' Q ' 9,33 Ennis Q, - fm. - Y aw - -Qi MH AWN . W Q ,W N V3 'Q . A if W 3 va if an 32 X, va 5, 7 ww is H ,S Q W gi ' ifwg M ,Q gg, Q uf Si ,Q I , 1, L-4 . ' 53 , if i Q ' va Q K 4 Ai P .3 K f 2 5 3 , NQ? v?Ni3'W? WiNWV .3 333 33, V6 3 fi f5f3e3 BQ 3ff3 If fr: QQ A . 133 ff., W 3 33 Q gl Q 'gg W it N k 3 SE Sophomore class officers grin into the lens: Rose Delgado, president lOSl 3 Jeannie Devigne, secretary lOSlg Clara Griffitts, secretary lOS59 Dolores Cascio, president lOS5. Standing: Helen Doe, secretary IOSZ, Celia Gonzales, president lOS2: Diane Fa Gaines, secretary lOS4, Lor- raine Leets, president lOS3g Mary Ellen Miles, secretary 1053. g.,f.1.,. - . S the gold ties packed up their belongings, vacated old sophomore section rooms and began to travel to their junior year, l began to think of what the last year had meant. We had managed to get the green light at the intersections of geometry and Latin ll. With the help of our annual retreat we shifted into high gear and moved smoothly along, not forgetting to stop for sports, which kept us in shape for our trip. As we traveled along High- way S. M. A. we did everything possible to speed up the work ofthe Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital campaign. ln the midst of our journey we often had to stop and re- fuel, but steady prayer and hard work kept us at high speed helping us make good mileage. Now that our sopho- more year has come to an end, we will put our speedome- ters back to zero in the hope that in our junior year we will set new travel records. if xl F sl X 1 1 fi ..,.,-g.,f,,L :J I 1057 FIRST ROW: Silvia Anctil, Patricia Sedlak, Regina Podas, Marie Snider, Mary Ann Gariffo, Loretta Jacalone, Sandra Bauby, Joanne Manning, Irene Redmond, Virginia Gadden. SECOND ROW: Mary Margaret Gramer, Josephine Le Blanc, Ann Deana, Isabel Pic Kell, Gloria Gutierrez, Gloria Gonzalez, Mary Alice Martinez, Nancy Lee Wagner, Carolyn Creager, Barbara Bonelli, Mildred Roche, THIRD ROW: Sharon Felker, Loretta Vanderahe, Gonsuelo Canez, Kathleen Shea, Patricia Martin, Jo Anne Ridenour, Jeannette Devigne, Mertice Metcalf, Dorothy Washburn, Marlene Weber, TOP ROW: Ann Libert, Beatriz Querrero, Mary Carlsen, Vivian Turk, Yolanda Fuentes, Rose Delgado, Mary Schott, Nancy Lansdowne, Grace Young, Betty Weber. FIRST ROW: Mary Grieco, Nydia Matta, Joan Biunno, Mary Theresa Oiecla, Barbara Etchepare, Mary Ann Jorden, Julie Leoni, Virginia Glass, Helen Doe, SECOND ROW: Rachel Amezcua, Marjorie Landis, Mary St, George, Rosemary Phleps, Virginia Langenbach, Barbara Anne Geason, Florine Owens, Celie Gonzales, Jo Ann Powers, Mary Frances Schumacher. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Seabury, Mary Essner, Mary McClure, Mauritta Mullins, Marilyn Herman, Linda Roberts, Rosemary Malloy, Margaret Ann Edwards, Dolores Klein, Mary Dager. TOP ROW: Sue Edwards, Guenelda Cacioppo, Marion Craig, Patricia O'Brien, Colleen Mulvany, Frances MacDonald, Sharon Vote, Theresa Galt, Marlene Hughes. IOS 1053 FIRST ROW: Ruth Watts, Mary Clare Bouchard, Mary Francis, Camilla Swisher, Patricia Slavin, Kay Humphreys, Margaret Purkey, Joan Walker, Arlene Copalto, Kay Moulton, Connie Veit, Rosalind Pfoff, Dolores Walker, Carolyn Asp, Josephine Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Dolores Walser, Gloria Romero, Ruth Engle, Mary Martin, Helen Wagner, Susie Snow, Consuela Prietto, Sue Simpson, JoAnne Doran, Janet Arbogast, Rosemarie Fink, Pat Hookstratten, Marynell Hawkins, Dalyce Kohl, Carolyn Guzzo. TOP ROW: Lillian Turman, Beverly De Laere, Nancy Smith, Mary Ellen Miles, Phyllis McCullough, Shiela MacDonald, Opal Lykke, Pat McGrath, Lorraine Leets, Barbara Boyd, Carron Vincent, Mary Barnick, Pat Baum, Eleanor Aubuchon, Mary Benning, Maria Martinez. 1034 FIRST ROW: Cleo Chaput, Joan Shambaugh, Carol Carson, Catherine Bertsch, Evelyn Villa, Mary Ellen Ward, Ethel De Young, Dolores Henderson, Virginia Buttner, Yolanda Wessel, Jackie Pearson, Joan Griffiths, Betty Pender. SECOND ROW: Jean Marasca, Pat Evans, Mary Griffin, Betty Beaubien, Marcella Wallow, Jewel Wirtz, Stella Landa, Barbara Ortiz, Helen Maytorena, Carmen Baca, Janet Lincoln, Gloria Kenkel, Rita Lutz. TOP ROW: Jeanette Smith, Jackie Delaney, Darleen Engle, Mary Lou Spalding, Penny Deakin, Marianne Aubuchon, Elizabeth McEachen, Kathleen Martin, Teresa Wolfe, Diane Fa Gaines, Gail Schoepe, Martha Bringas. 703 FIRST ROW: Dolores Ccscio, Diann Shanahan, Magdalen Gonzalez, Rose La Tallade, Sallie Sanguinet, Phyllis Maggio, Frances Schirro, Joan Schlender, Evan Beehler, Yvonne Long. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Pedersen, Therese Hudak, Michaeline Cardamone, Carol Hellman, Barbara McGregor, Carol Pesses, Catherine Farrell, Camille Spraker, Virginia Bringas, Mary Cafferty. TOP ROW: Joann McArdle, Carol Lee Yanke, Dorothy Large, Maria Flotte, Mary Ann Retz, Carlann Flotte, Carol Ruddy, Marie Knipe, Arlene Verde. E Q Ag 3 Q mv, Q., W, V ' 4 Q X A ,ma . W A ,, gg y arg xi -f Q , v , V V W 'iii '4- fw Q Q 5 51- X wfwggz 4 Q ' Y, M . , at 1 11' xii wi vgwigfp X ' ' T' an -' 'L K U 2 1 ' i 1 gf pq fy . 212 m wfigif ' 412W , Q V N . 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With our first voyage over, we are looking forward to promotion into a higher rank, Chief petty officers getting the freshmen into the swim: Front: Marilyn Hut- ton, secretary 953, Josephine Puetz, secretary 9543 Joyce Silveria, president 9553 Carol Bacon, secretary 9525 Sanyo Shappell, secretary 956, Patricia Nicassio, secretary 95l 3 Kathleen Allen, president 95l. Top: Patricia Deal, president 9525 Cecilia Rodriquez, secretary 955, Anita Morales, president 954, Eleanor Gillet, president 9565 Mary Long, president 953. J i, 'wi Zf ll 951 FIRST ROW: Ann Hurley, Dolores Piccolo, Anna Maria Portillo, Barbara Ann Clancy, Kathleen Anne Allen, Janice Grateful, Dorothy Schaffer. SECOND ROW: Mary Estelle Garand, Angelina Osio, Jo Ann Martinelli, Amira De Lana, Jo Ann Magnetta, Mary Freitas, Barbara Swinburne. THIRD ROW: Leslie Ann Pope, Maureen Ortega, Sheila Shinn, Mary Margaret Mohan, Anita Clapp, Timmy Walsh, Beverly Swinburne. TOP ROW: Therese Napoli, Jane Mamake, Mary Etta Crovenzano, Florence Ralph, Patricia Nlcassio. FIRST ROW: Molly Lynch, Evelyn Meziere, Joanne Schmidt, Gloria Lopez, Encdina Morales, Stella Ferrante, Christine Lopez, Joan Gebel, Karen Martin, Kathleen Walsh, Carole Behm. SECOND ROW: Marie Jensen, Patricia Cuipa, Beatrice Slattery, Rosemary Desjardins, Edytha Brodl, Jacqueline Fox, Mary Ann Hayes, Marlene Mitchell, Kay Sloan, Helene Chate, Jianulla Chapralis. THIRD ROW: Rosalie Cassaro, Marlene Daigneault, Marie Sanger, Eleanore McCarthy, Pamela Prince, Maureen Murphy, Mary Maechling, Jacqueline Artone, Carol Bacon, Ann Bouchard, Janet Furgason. TOP ROW: Diane Johnson, Patricia Cocke, Lorraine Zimmerman, Barbara Fink, Marie Caniglia, Michaela Pracht, Carol Burson, Erin Le Cate, Diana Waren, Patricia Diaz, Patricia Deal, Dorothy Rubald. 93 S T 712 'Q J,1Sm , y:fb V' ' k -.,- . ..,. , , .,.. 1 Y Qgfffgn L WW. ,, was-ffgiiggifggf' 'K x 5 53- . l . X, W M , A - gb , 7 nwlygm, 4 A V- E? 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Swirf .fx A R . 13 '25 5' N Prudent and popular student body officers are the busiest girls on campus Jackie Flannery, secretary, Charlotte McDowell, vice-presidentg Margaret Digneo, assistant secretary, Elana Haidinger, treasurer. HAT besides sugar and spice goes into a St. Mary's girl? Two of the essential ingredients are a large dose of spirit plus an additional amount of energy to carry her through everything from a Tidings drive to door to door soliciting for the Daniel Freeman Hospital. Lumbering trucks arriving to pick up papers from our paper drive, a screaming ambulance rushing to the scene of a simulated accident, heated discussions in stu- dent body meetings, practicing tor French, Latin, and Spanish plays are only a few ot the things a St. Mary's girl takes in stride between the hours of 8:30 to 3:00. As l leave the enthusiastic student body of St. Mary's, I find it easy to say thank you but hard to say good-by. MARIE ST. PIERRE Student Body President we M010 eff oice Songs, cheers, blue and white cards flashing tram senior bleachers, a staged cccident, bright flashes tram press cameras all set the ball rolling tor the colossal hospital rally. From this dynamic start all student projects for the year took their incentivefepaper drive, rattle, Junior Day, Scdality Card Party, and Cornerstone Memberships. rom gfuelorinf jo mah? fnanifi A casual shot of juniors, Pat Mc- Carthy, Mary Ann Healy, Virginia Daigneault, Janet Horeisi, Mary Claire Schmitt, and Rosemary Wooldridge, in a discussion of the ' ainst Catholic Press as a weapon ag secularism. S anish Il students, Dian Bierer, Betty I3 Lyle, Alverda Kirby, Celia Armen- nd C-lee dariz, lrene Lamoureux, a ' ' ' I Essne Latin American skits. r, wire record their origina 5 ' X. el .T Oy rs, Margaret d Jrene Wilhelm grattle J ce Steele, Jean Schneide Mary Swope, an with a problem. udy Lovchik, Peggy Baker, Mary Ann nd Shirley T ersky, Gloria Fa Gaines, a w h icals into action. Seiler put c em cience 1 F' i8l'l0gl CLl0 g Barbara Hauptman, Gwen Phelan, Celia Moreno, and Elizabeth Hoyt in the front row of the stenography class keep busy with hour long dic- tations. Sewing students Mary Buhl, Patricia Hookstratten, Mary Agnes Meck, and Barbara Darling learn to look chic by their own ingenuity for their annual fashion show. X Carolyn Creager and Betty Weber struggle through daily sessions ot geometry. ciddom unior ag Cgnic- arniua AGER eyes, open pockets, and keen appetites paved the way for our Junior Day. ln this carnival-like atmosphere, dancing, visiting the sideshow, and dodg- ing clinic attendants played major roles. A novel idea was the telegraph office which kept the campus buz- zing with inter-school communications. Queen for this year was the pride of the blue ties, Pat Doyle, who emphasized the theme, Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital, by reigning as our head nurse. To top off a stupendous Junior Day, the Aladdins present- ed two short comedies that unearthed the dramatic talents of the juniors. The combined generosity of all classes provided ample funds for the Red Cross and the Community Chest, plus this year's project, the Daniel Freeman Memorial l-lospital. We netted a thousand dollars for the purchase of a nursery to be called Holy Innocents in the name of the Junior Class of '53, Our Junior Day queen, Pat Doyle, in her costume of royalty-the nurse's cap and cape. The crowd gathers for the final drawings and Pat's Coronation. Three happy clowns lend a light air to the stage performances on Junior Day. Inset-Sally insures a good return. izbavljs ngkf lad 600125 fo SACD! With a blast from the band and a rousing cheer from the grandstand, S. M. Afs first Father- Daughter night was under way. The Fathers' and Daughters' teams charged upon the volleyball court, each confident of victory. The Dads fulfilled their threat of slaughtering you girls, although it's a secret how many liniment sales resulted. The victorious Fathers were then led to the dec- orated pavilion lstudy halll , where baseballs and footballs carried out the sports theme. Waltz, rhumba, and Charleston contests were interrupted by camera flashes. Following the dances, the gen- tlemen hobbled to their chairs hastily diminishing ham and turkey sandwiches and other tasty mor- sels. We will recall this spirited evening when leafing through old Scrapbooks, we see the paper blue ties our Dads wore on St. Mary's first Father-Daughter night. Take Five Rhythmic interludes We thought we could beat them! Charleston- New dogs at old tricks ln full swing. 'px K I I 'C 2 + s'T 47 The Student Spiritual Council, under the guidance of Mary, helps to keep the students' spiritual lite healthy and active. SEATED: Paddy Supple, vice- prefectg Jean Johnston and Mary Anne Kelly, co-prefects, Mary Larkins and Grace Weber, co-secretaries. STANDING: Barbara Book, Jackie Flannery, Carol Dunnigan, Elaine Ptiftner, Frances Ann Zignego, lnez Massey, Annette Czuleger, Elana Haidinger, Janice Peacha, Marie St. Pierre. T. Mary's Sodality has given us four grace-filled years ot preparation tor lite ahead. We senior Sodalists looking back realize, with grateful hearts, that Our Lady's Sodality has kept us steady in our Catholic life by holding out to us spiritual values which nothing in this world can change. Gur sincere thanks to each and all who have made our undertakings a pleasure and success. MARY ANNE KELLY Co-prefect J EAN JOl-l NSTON Co-prefect gr ecfion jkroug gkarifg Corpus Christi procession on the compus. Benediction wos given ot three stotions ond finolly in Chapel. Gifts odorn our first outdoor onnuol Christrnos tree for the Controternity center in Sonto Isobel porish. Collected, ossorted ond bundled! The boxes ot clothes ore reody tor the children ot our Mission in Banning. .sjocladfg Caro! puffy The Sodality donat d e 31,000 from the Card Party for a nursery of eight beds in The new Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospifal to b ' e named Chrldren of Mary. Sodality officers welcome their guests. A social afternoon is gaily spent play- ing cards at the de ' sert spring luncheon. The committee appraise The door prizes. THE ART STAFF assembles the jumble of pic- tures. Jackie Picard, Renee Pallmen, Carol Crawford, Bessieann Wilder, creator of the cari- catures, Lucille Mortiney, Joan Nicewander, Rosalie Klien, Mollie Swope, snapshot editor. tw at THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF checks over final details. SEATED: Terry Musante, Mary Ellen Laferty, co-editors, Jody Class. STAND- ING: Paddy Supple, Celia Moreno, Mary Lar- kins, Jo Anne Barclay. THE BUSINESS STAFF: Anne Doyle, Georgina Leon, Frances Ann Zignego, Elizabeth Hoyt, Janice Pecha, Marie St. Pierre, Mary Ann Toman. ITH fresh ideas and good organization the annual staff began its work early in the fall with a theme selection, layout plans, and illustrations for our book. Filled with good ace tion pictures, and short interesting write-ups that capture the inimitable spirit of S. M. A., we present to you our Illuminatio of l95Z, an annual of which the entire staff and student body can be proud. uminafio inae .jme The resident students singin carols on the chapel steps c Christmas time. Avis, Joan, and Frankie put th finishing touches on the spark ling outdoor Christmas tree. Mrs. Saffo and Mrs. Knieriem congratulate the students on their efforts and spirit in the hospital drive. ' :f - 7,e i QVZ 1 ffLihf HiEf 1 1 ' . ' A 'ff S, it?W'3fT b 41 Ywmwixwil 'LJ , '4y,,, im fdgreffo N joy Our Lady sang, Magniticat l In some small way the Cecilians ot '52 respond to her spirit and in the dawn of the attainment ot their goal whisper their magniticat . . . four years of daily routine, discipline, practice, oh so grueling at times, recitals that threatened to strip one of fame or repu- tation, the generous assistance and encouragement of understanding teach- ers, all are caught up in the beautiful white sheepskin on which is engraved the long-sought letters ot gold, Music Diploma l Late spring is a certain sign that the junior and senior recitals will en- hance our musical fare. THERESE MUSANTE PATRICIA MCANANY Senior Cecilians climax their four years of musical training in evenings of solo performances. CECILIANS plan the program in honor of their patron. SEATED: Therese Musante, president: Frances Grieco, Jean Johnston, Jo- sephine Rodriquez, Pat McAnany, secretaryg Elaine Pfiffner, Mary Teresa Ojieta. STANDING: Jean Peterson, Joanne Rodier, Mauritta Mullins, Mary Barnick, Sheila McDonald, Carlann Flotte, Catherine Bertsch, Henrietta Hernandez. JEAN JOHNSTON ELAINE PFIFFNER fx: q ZQ C .J 7 Q..- The orchestra awaits their cue to begin the overture to The Mocking Bird. The Belle-aires perform a smooth transi- tion into waltz tempo. HE band offers a musical menu that appeals to every S. M, A. student. Emanating from the band room come the martial notes of a spirited Bennett march, the sweet strains of an operetta tune, or the rhythmic syncopations of o dance number. The big effort this year was fund raising for the Daniel Freeman Memorial Hospital. The in- strumental department was brought into local prominence by its ever-ready contribution to dances and benefits. JEAN SCHNEIDERS '52 Band president Rf icLin9 pkyfkmfi With a great boom our colorful band ignites the spirit of the crowd. FIRST ROW: Kay Anderson, Shirley Cochet, Frances Grieco, Valerie Munton. SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Jackie Flannery, Mary Rodda, Roberto Polino. THIRD ROW: Jean Schnieders, Molly Swope, Elaine Pfiffner, Leslie Pope. FOURTH ROW: Jrene Wilhelm, Mary Anne Lee, Virginia Langenbach, Mary Jane McDonald. FIFTH ROW: Mary Larkins, Shirley Anderson, Rosemarie Lesko, Camille Gondek. SIXTH ROW: Anne Dragonette, Tella Blandi, Joyce Steele, Marilyn Fowler, Lillian Turman. Jean, keeper of the key to melody. Background melody of the string ensemble lends atmos phere to the Sodality Card Party. :S K v- N fl V7 L A fix .fx s9 ffllfkgx WWW Adrienne Dic Kard, president, directs the members ofthe Glee Club. FRONT: Betty Snyder, Mary Eunice Caspery, Marcella De Donato, Nancy Sciacqua, Barbara Tomac, Pauline Daries, SECOND: Mary ,N Claire Schmitt, Mary Lou Doherty, Lurano Tucker, Patricia Carrillo, 2 i Joan Wade, Jean Peterson, TOP: Delia Turley, Eileen Jenkinson, Marian Sakowicz, Katrina Elhardt, Rosemary Weber, Carol Ann Nickolson, Gloria Wright, Pat Smith. zlwwq' 'f ' , -. t USIC is the language of the soul and through the centuries, whether -v-Q: 1,44 by shepherds praising a new-born King, by the rollicking songs of French . 7 , I colonists, or by artists of our own modern civilization, it has been used as a A 574 cxfy :X -mfrfiz 5-!4T6ans Ot expression for man's emotions. 1 , 1 Among the numerous musical and dramatic productions the Glee Club glffffg' J presented this year, an operetta called The Mocking Bird, which was a f cj ff, 1 I g swash-buckling adventure story of eighteenth century settlers from France -ff, X ' 1, ,J 1 I plotting with the famous pirate of history, Jean Le Farge, to save Louisiana . ,1 . from the hands ot the Spanish. The success of The Mocking Bird has estab- , , ' lished an operetta as an annual event. . I 1 ff ' if , . . f ff ' ' f f J ADRIENNE pic KARD '52 . 1 f f .L fl. I-- V 1 ' 'Z Glee Club president f . . FRONTjNydia Motta, Julie Leoni, Susie Snow, Rita Grade, Janet Arbogast, Phyllis McCul- lough, Rosemarie Fink, Virginia Yancey, Barbara Fink, Celia Gonzales. SECOND: Hope Peinadgylrene Redmond, Mary Garand, Eileen McCabe, Joyce Silveria, Peggy Selvy, Gloria ' I i ,- -'- ' 'T n fl 'iff' lr Mar M Cramer, Susan Watkins Mary Dager, Gloria Gutierrez. TOP: Mary ig I.. fziL,1- ' .f , 4 . CLA Jzffrz ' 1-1, f .jf 7,',l. il, onza es, y , , Benning, Carron Vincent, Terry Wolf, Mary Barnick, Barbara Boyd, Marita Morgan, Gail 3-Sch-Qepe,. Anita Clapp, Jewel Writz, Arleen Meehan. Wi: 2 ak 2 .5452 55 fr 1, We Je. 5? f Hs!! S? 5 , Q iw E gifs' 3 and pn- w . iw.. w. K 'FS xx xt K H .. 3 My 5 S. - Q i XX f 3 fx xg, 3. . B Q Q Q Z .A 4 v, W -we-W 'M Wi? TT .2 X3 0V42.'5ef x .if Uhr vs gang, QISA x f 545- ws3',?fa7s'g' 351729 x Jw 4' X K K if Y 1 - ihigggfis me t - , nf' K 9' vw yu W J uergxf Ka, Ekwf 5' QW? t., may a, x .455 ,,. V My , an if m 17 ' -M A 5 Aw ,W , ,.... . ,, A w A 43-it MY1 iw . W ,Q A . . 8 Sul' ,Q ,3 fiwi??w H? 3 Q if , Y b ga 1 f fn' 1 5 ? W X 2 5 M 1532? mix 4513 If S Mary Anne Kelly Sue Lightner Mar garet Hall Carolyn Birnbaumer Fayrene Blackburn. SECOND: Mary Bernstein, Mary Steger, Teresa Mor- eno, Marie St, Pierre, Anne Doyle. THIRD: Donna Coats, Patricia Fos- ter, Barbara Cayse, president. TOP: Stephanie Voss, Mary Ann Norman- ly, Patricia Carillo, Dolores Michel- ena, Paddy Supple, Barbara Book. . I The Senior Aladdins anticipate their staging of As You Like lt. FRONT: S THE smoke clears from Aladdin's lamp we focus our eyes on the past year's productions of our potential Sarah Bernhardts. ln our first effort we greeted the Christmas season with The Nativity by Robert Benson. Next the Junior Aladdins delighted us with their titanic production of Grow- ing Pains. ln the spring, songs and drama united to give us the beautiful operetta, The Mocking Bird. The seniors of '52 made dramatic history with their brilliant presentation of As You Like It, proving that capable direction and good acting makes Shakespeare delec- table for high school. The Aladdins wish to express their deep thanks to Miss Gaines for her expert direc- tion during the year and for her wonderful help to each and all. The Junior Aladdins pose for Mary Ellen. FRONT: Mary Ann Healy, Janet Horejsi, Pat Smith, Marilyn Marks. SECOND: Betty Siegfried, Grace Weber, Jackie Bigelow, Lois McGov- ern, Joan Cosgrove, Colleen Murphy, Rosemary Wooldridge. THlRD: Cor- delia Hayhurst, Peggy Baker, Pat Murphy, Anita Moreno. FOURTH: Jean Peterson, Carol Silveria, Margaret Kite, Donna Dunne, Pat McCarthy, goofdgkfg M25 HE Senior Aloddins stciged Robert Hugh Benson's The Nativity, which is o story of the miroculous birth of Jesus mode known to the whole world through the simplicity ond curiosity of two chil- dren. 2 The shepherd children odore the Christ Child. Hosts ot God's ongels bore the tidings of joy ond happiness to the poor shep- herds ot Bethlehem. The wealthy ond cynicol rnerchonts ore rebuked tor their toithlessness by the innkeeper who hcid heord the heavenly choir. Changing personalities with greasepaint. But, mother, will he like it? Parents, I need a new suit! Belles on their toes. I L. 3. 2 rearielaainf The Junior Aladd i ns presented Growing Pains, a gay satire on ado- lescence In this titanic comedy a harassed mother and father at- tempt to understand the hopes and heartbreaks of their growing chil- dren. 'iiiiilil 23 - Curfain HIS year marks the venture of the Aladdins into the realm of Shakespeare. The plot of As You Like It discloses court intrigues, disguises, and love affairs in rapid succession. All these promote a labyrinth of complications which are happily re- solved in the pattern of a romantic comedy. Barbara Cayse, Aladdin president gives her approval to one of the elab orate costumes to be worn in As You Like It. The cast of As You Like It experiments with techniques in Max Factor. Exacting rehearsals take place before you see the magic of the Forest of Arden with its touching love scenes. 2- X C rf? .74 -H ffx x 22. The Senior Lucians cut their huge cake at the initia- tion ot the Junior Luciansi FRONT: Jackie Picard, Mollie Swope, Joan Nicewander, Lucille Martiney, Bessieann Wilder, president, Kay Schmitt, Carol Crawford, Rosalie Klein, Jane Marshall. STANDING: Pat Doyle, Mary Ellen Laterty, Renee Pallmari. CENTER: Bessieann awards the Junior Lucians with their art pins: Antoinette Czuleger, Kay Henson, Inez Massey, Janet Schlimmer, Carlo Stamps, Rosemary Geltz, Theresia Matz, Joan Riehl. UCIANS, what are they? Most ot them are ordinary girls with a tlair tor color and symmetry. ln the process ot becoming Lucians we studied printing, charcoal, leather, and tinally arrived at the coveted oils. This year some ot the Lucians earned a new title, the Scenic Aladdins. They were those talented girls that designed scenes tor all the dramatic productions. All year our art studio has buzzed with activities from rush jobs tor poster contests to last minute annual illustrations. Our wish to future members is-work hard to develop your talents and you'll be a happy Lucianl BESSIEANN WILDER Lucian President '52 Olllal' jAl 0lfl,g mf Mary Ellen Laferty, Phyllis Maggio, Joan Riehl, Theresia Matz. Scenic Aladdins perform paint brush magic, transforming burlap sacks into stone walls. Entries for the Mary's Hour city-wide poster contest. First row: Bev- erly Zito. Second: Phyl- lis Maggio and Carolyn Asp. Third: Mary Ellen Laferty, lnez Massey, Marlene Weber and Carol Crawford. Lucian secretary, Jody Glass, shows the sopho- more art students the fine points of poster design. 66 ES FLERUETTESH, the French club under the patron- age of the Little Flower, pro- motes a better understanding and knowledge of the French people and their language. Our appreciation of French culture was broadened this year when the juniors, who were initiated into the club, presented a pro- gram of peasant songs and dances in costumes made by the new members. Y :fy- ks . 12 ! .i ya 'T' Q Z we urgigano 'Sl y I jl OME think that the Latin language is dead. We l 0 Virgilians attired in our togas revived some of the W old culture at our first Friday business andsocial meet ings. We hope that next year's class will inherit some l l of our enthusiasm for the Aeneid. GUAUPQEI .gn i2l KflJ25 5 Q gf. '5' 43' me imporfance o!,9Ag5icafcuAure fo Cllllflldktl? flle WAOL Ckridf ian woman of foclay i5 reagzeaf Ly me .x4fAAfic .f4.45ociafion wAo5e Laziic aim5 are concbfioning, cwnlgefifion ang! fair Ffa? IOQPL6 jliaf .Qgnife .. .. 1 0 1: Pilots of the athletic crew: Pot Doyle, vice-president, Rosemary Wooldridge, historian, Judy Slattery, secretary-treasurer, Dolores Michelena, president. S in the past years our sport activities have been very successful. Thanks to the expert coaching of Mr. and Mrs. Galt and the self-sacrifice of the varsity, we won the city volleyball championship, the city basketball league, and third place in the St. Anthony's Tournament. St. Mary's also took part in the Mayfield, Anokia, Dud- ley Cup, Ojai, and Catholic State Tennis Tournaments. Swimming devotees entered local swimming meets. l personally wish to thank all the girls for the wonderful cooperation they have given me and other officers of the G. A, A. DOLORES MICHELENA G. A. A. President LETTERMAN CLUBKFRONT: Barbara Bo- nelli, Tiel Ann Sharp, Peggy Guthrie. SEC- OND: Judy Lovchik, Judy Slattery, Dolores Michelena, Pat Doyle, Rosemary Wool- dridge, Carol Lee Swanncy. THIRD: Connie Veit, Pat McCarthy, Jo Ann Powers, Grace Young, Joan Weston, Pat Foster, Toni Tag- lialavore, Opal Lykke, Colleen Murphy, Con- suelo Prietto. FOURTH Charlotte McDowell, Janice Peacha, Betty Jane McCarthy, Dita Weiner, Rita Thomas, Pat Gage, Sally Scott, Mary Ellen Lykke, Mary Ellen Laferty, Roseline Daigneault, Helen Doe. Q Q eff Q 1- -ls X Pom pom up! Peggy Guthrie demonstrates a new technique to Barbara Bonelli, Kay Schmitt and Teil Ann Sharp. The band sustains the spirit of the crowd. MJ' iri Jw Vol ley-oop l E ea One, Two, Kill! Up and over l HIS year our team captured top honors in the All-City Girls' Catholic High League in volleyball with a season of six victories and only one defeat. VOLLEYBOLL VARSITY: Judy Lovchik, Carol Swanney, Dolores Michelena, Pat Foster, Grace Young, Pat Gage, Dita Weiner, Rita Thomas, Joan Weston, Ann Purves, Rosemary Wooldridge, Judy Slattery, Charlotte McDowell, Opal Lykke, Mary Jane McEeachen, Jo Ann Powers. if 2,1 um, 51 22 l8 20 l3 22 I3 FINAL SCORE BOARD Notre Dame .............,..... St. Anthony's .,.,........,.. Sacred Heart Of Mary.,. St. Agnes .,,......,.,......... ' I St. Monica s ,... .,... Conaty ..,.,., .,... Plaza .... ...... .S.M.A.-35 .S.M.A .S.M.A .S.M.A .S.M.A .S.M.A S.M.A.-33 BASKETBALL VARSITY-FIRST ROW: Dolores Michelena, Pat Doyle, Pat Foster. SECOND ROW: Mary McClure, Jo Ann Powers, Pat Mc- Carthy, Judy Lovchik, Mary Ellen Lykke. THIRD ROW: Toni Taglialovore, Mary Jane McEachen, Opal Lykke, Charlotte McDowell, Judy Slattery. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Wooldridge, Joan Weston, Beth Ann Purves, Grace Young, Carol Lee Swanney. Put it in the basket, Chalk up the score Come on Belles We want M-O-R-E l l nf'- 1 yy' 7 if qzff y,-' , fill if N',,t5',f ff' rw . l el' lf C Q 9 VJ' ,Aff f ' W ff' il 3 Vt' J fl 'I I f xg t The volleyball intra-mural freshman championship team displays its trophy. Front: Pa- mela Prince, Carole Hurray, Mary Ann Schurter. Second: Alice Tolnitz, Marlene Daig- neault, Colleen Yanke, Mary Anne Gullick, Jackie Artone, and Georgia Baker. v Q W , 1 Q ' J Hard work pays generous dividends. Pat holds the third place trophy from St. Anthony's Tournament, Mary Jane holds the city basket- ball charnpionship, Pat McCarthy, Judy Slattery, Judy Lovchik, and holding her all- star trophy, Toni Taglialavore. Back-stroking mermaids vie for first place, while slightly dampened spectators cheer their classmates on. - ,W 5, r W- . - , 1.1. 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