St Marys High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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JOANN MARILYN ILER Joann ix :I Impiw pt-rxt-n with the gilt of bring sinc-Crrly fricntllx' inn' .intl .ip11.1rt'ntlx' carulrcc, she can br wrmnx .ltvann hax tl.-x-nit-tl hcr t-ner. gicx toward thc I'.irixI1 Arxivitwx fim11mittcu and Krttlc staff. Nt-xt yur Joann will continue her education at junior college, CAROL ANN LEONARDINI Carol looks dt-mnrr as .1 tltwr, Init her ollfhand remarks rvx'c.1l hor Iivclx' wit an.I bright pur- sunality. As .1 frvxhman xhc wax xvctct.1rx' nf hcr class antl iwl.ix'ctI lk lmxkctlmll, .M n senior,CQ.1roI wax .1 It-aturr xxritt-t tor thu Ki-ttlr, secretary of thi' l'.1rixI1 flctiviticx Committcr, and a mrmbvr of thx- Cirwn ttml ll'h11t- atafl I .........L 43302 1.4. C' I CATHERINE VIRGINIA JOHNSON i,nll1t'i'it1r 4 hluntl hair. hluc vvvs antl Cult votre make .1 quivt harnmnv, Altl1ougl1 shc siwnks rarvlv, xhc .ilwavx nxltls wrtictlxing to ans' :tin vt-rx.1timi. ifalliurinx' liax wnrkvtl txn tlnncv cunt ntittt-cs and is intcrcxtctl in muxic ll hrr prcx-'nl planx n1atrriali7t', xht- will xtmn lu- wt-arinp tht- nnilnxni ot thc Marint-x ,Lk LENORE CECELIA LIOTARD Lrnorvk clark hair sctx off the whituncss oI hrr akin and thu dccp hlnv of hrr eyes. Ona can find Lvnuru in almost rvcty school activity. She has dons vvrrything frmti painting Misxixm Committrc tlancc hitix. to maintaining a thrctf year mcmhcrship in the Honor Socivty. Typing and drawing for the Kvttlv. helping in thc cafrlcria. and taking part in the Cfhriatmas play atv a fcw of Lcnurfs contributions to Saint Mary's. thing xht' tlxws. Shc cams In Saint N MARY LOUISE LE 41 BARBER Marv lun is gt-nrrtnix with hcr tunic .tx wi 1 1-x'crylIniix1 clxr Inch tlax' xlit- wtxr krxl intlux umuxlv in tht' c.itvturi.i antl iixttl Inf I titnc altt-r xclnml In In-lp tht' Nlaryki - t-mir. mll Sxxttrx in thcir xucial aurvxcu xvnrk A mt-n1hcr ut th Parixh Aftiviti.-x CXvn1i1iitt.-v. klarx' at Ilnly lmxx Atatlt-inx' in XYtnnII,1iitI VIVIAN THERESA LUCHINI Viviancanlt'i1xIl1rtxclfwitl1 -'ntI1nxi.ixn1 In .mx l.1rx x Im lloly Cmxx Aratlcvny in XK'tvmII.1i1xI. Al llirixt max ahv l41.1dcd hcr car and tlcliwrcd laws, .tml clothing Crxllvctt-tl hx' the I thu fond 'arixh Ac tiviticx l'tni1i1iittt-x- ol which xhv wax .1 mcmlw Xivian 5 clit-1'rIi1Im'xs :intl grnrrtx y xit will pmx . an .txxrl Iur her chown can-cr nl a nu rw. X X. I tin t- 1 rtxllx-tl .1t Saint Mari x att.-r xp.-titling thru ycarx

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I MARY LOU GIANELLI Mary l,ou's easily aroused humor can be seen in her quick and witty remarks, Her participa- tion in activities began when she played basket- ball as a freshman and was on the Carousel dance committee in her sophomore year. As a junior she was secretary both of her class and of the Mission Committee. Upon graduation Mary Lou will begin her training for the nurs- ing profession. LOIS JEANNE HECKETHORNE Lois is gentle and dainty in appearance, She came to Saint Mary's in her senior year from Stockton College, Dancing, especially ballet, is her favorite pastime. Lois intends, after graduaf tion, to continue her study of the dance. 1 H , t... ' -..W -. W., ...-....,Y.,-.. . .,,m,,..w.,..- ,.,,W.,,,.,,: BARBARA JEAN GLYNN Barbara is usually doing something for someone else. Ever since she came to Saint Mary's from Ursuline Academy in Paloa, Kansas, Barbara has taken an interest in school affairs. As a member of the l.iterature Ciommittee she spent her leisure time in thc library tiling, catalog- ing, and pasting pockets in new books. As an associate editor of the Green and White, she was indefatiguablc. Her time was always at the disposal of the staff. Barbara's future studies will be in the field of science. MERILYN JUNE HIRSCH Merilyn is a person of many interests, She en- joys all sports, but prefers tennis to ant' other. She is interested in journalism .intl held rt-spon, sible editorial positions at Stockton lligh School which she attended for three years Outstanding among her talents is her flair tor drawing ant- mals, chiefly horses, Merilyn's plans for the future are not debnttc. in ERNEST WILLIAM GUERRERO Ernie, who came to Saint Mary's in his sopho- more year. has compiled an admirable record in sports. He has earned membership in the Block S,M, by participating in football, baseball, and basketball. Ernie also has compiled the same record in student activities by being chief proc- tor and sergeant-at-arms of the senior class. MARY LOU HUTSON Mary Lou's sparkling blue eyes framed by smart harlequin glasses and soft cury hair were a familiar sight at Saint Mary':s Mary l.ou came from Stockton High in her junior year and since then she has had her share ot respon- sibility. She was in charge of the music for i'Bamboo and this year was Green and XVhiIe representative for the Freshmen and a member of the Publicity Committee. I , x Q

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,F 'RG' KATHLEEN VIVIAN LYONS Kalhlvcn iQ lall Anil iugalrlnolwixig Dark hair hlus svn and roxy clwvlu xhuw hvr lrixh .in ccxirv. llc: limi' al Saini Maxvk was spvni as vicr-pruiili-iii ol thc Paiixh .Nciiviinw fimn niiurv. and .ii a rnvinlwi' of xh.- hlimnii aml I,ilrr.1luruLm1ii11ilu'vx Ixalhlrcn s planx inclmlv wvrral wan nl follrgc lwloir Iwcnniiiig a Llcnlal awiwlanl DELIA LENORE MARCHETTI Dcliai amiablu disposition anml ahililx' to lol- low through with hvi planx havu won tm hrr positions ol ri-spomilvililx' .VM awixlanl rllitor ol thc Cinwvz lmll Wliils. shi' had a laigc xharr in making llrcixiuiix miicuniiiiig Ihr vuar lmnlfi, AA rhaiimnn ol nhl' Iivll.'r.iinvi1 IurSa1nl lV1:irV's. Delia mmliicxul wvll-plaiinlll ni.-vliiigx An inf ti-rut in Iznglixh has iimlmil-tl-lily ilsicriniiwd Dclia's dscismii lu carn a ll-.ulicr's crrllenrial as an Iinglixh inaior. i 4-,,,, ,,., DOROTHY IDA MAFFEI Dorotliyis warmth anal lricmlliriwsi malw cvrrvf onc Icvl al vasr. l7or lhii rcasnn shi' hai madi' an nlval nllicc assistanl XX'hl-n Ihirniliv wax in chargu ul lhu nmcv, unc could hc sun' thai nilw, sagu wnixhl hc lalwn afcurall-lv anil lhal vvcxv Yixitor would hs rvuivul with gracinlli cnur :my Shu hllnngcd io ihf Ciliiisxian lil: Clini' milluc, axsislcd in Ihr calclciia and mail: guml uw ol hi-i cai hi' ilvlivcring loud Inr Lhc Parixh .Ncrn ilics C'onimitn-Q. :nc RONALD JOSEPH MARENGO A varsity basketball star for Iwo yi-arx. Runnir has had his say in itudciii aflaiil ax ihv pr.-nf dsnl of the Block S M 'I'Iimugh this urganif Zntion hv hai helped to Armin' schoul xpilil, lli' took lhn part of Sninl .Iosi-ph in thc Lhrixlmax play' and was a mails: ol ci-:ciiioiiirx lin lhv fin-rn and IVIYIIU talent Show. 3 .xr -ip.-f PHILIP BERNARD MAGUIRE Philip ii povilivr in his npiiiiimx, Vfl hi xo limsi prvlurw xaving I Juni know. In ao I mixing himwll .Xu uarlv iiwr. hc ww mil thc hut in arrivl- ai wclinlwl in Ihr mmni vicaimux Npoils Ian, Illnlip was alwavx 0 In to chcrr hu Iavoiin' pmt.-xNmii.iI lranix ix xu ax lhu Sain! IXlarV's Ranix GERALDINE ANN MARINO Gcralllinvk lavoritc pnstimu ix singing A li ii mlm. sh: wax a xlaunch xiipimrrvr ol thl in khoir in her iunior war, and lah-r Ioirill intcgial part ol Ihr 'hcxrrrlv Gcralhm in nu! particiiwalcd in sclmol xpnrli, hut ni Ima luvcs nuuloor iilr. llc: uni' amlvilmi graduation ii I0 liv: in lhu counlrv. pil 1 lhr imiliritains, :gigs .NS