St Marys Academy - Illuminatio Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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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