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

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vw 49 0- 1! - -i' GENEVIEVE ROSE PADAYHAG Thix war iii-ii.-x'i.-xi-N lhrvi- war mfnxlwixlnp in thc Mission liuuuxiilliw wax iliiuaxul hy hrr clrclmn .ix piiwiilml Ci.-m-vii-w ix ii.-wr mn buw lu hr lmxnil. .lull lhi slnuullwuixs null Ahun- dancs ul Txlimmi .xciiviiu-N mlm Muir puuii in her Ability to lull wilhuux Juziiimciiiig. A nncfrv null.-ni, in xi-.uxwil clx.1r.iqi.riuic in we Grl1rx'irx'c uilh .in .irixiliuil ul lmwlw She will cnrrv on hc: iuili-ri-xx in linxrxmirg whifu sho rn' rolls in mllcigr uixl lull NILDA MARY REBOLI You might xnll -luililw Yihli in Ihr phmw .ix 'lull nl ht. im ilu .Au Hull l an-l .iclivilx in .mlui--Nl iuiiihzug Nhi N num .-I hi-1 im.-n hun: i.L,iiv:-g .md .nun aviiwluilw tin his Iii.u.lN .liiluwiigli Xilii usual iunmr zu-uiiq ig nur .x hm mu lm-n ilu- ch.mm.ui -ii .mi wiuuuiif.-4 She has mlili-il whiwli hu.ul..l xxippml Juil real .md school xpiril In .mv pmp.-cl prupuwd. ...--, -r claxs A--..,. NS' 'vel i V , 1 . i GEORGETTE MARIE PANELLI Although Gcorgvzlr ix iuxl A lllllx' ovrr livr fvul ull. A viml pwrwlimlilx' Acc-uupunivi hcr small stature. In hcr iuuior war shc was a mcmhcr of thv Kulllv staff. null A tiruluxw woikcr lor thc .lunmr N.-uim l'r-im llcr scniur vmr wav lilli-il wixh thc mms cntlmumuni. as shi- suughl pnlmnx lor rbi- Crum mul' ll'l'1tv, and Qlill lounil limi' lO work nlrvr xchmvl 35' ur r . MARY JOAN RICHARDS Juan hm thc .ippmrnvicn ol nun who mlxcx lilr rmsy and ciiiuvx ii, wt during hur wars at Smut lllnrvk xhv hm .uxmvil .ii nuux' wmlhwluls tunctiunv Shi- wax on :hs Kflrlv smtl in hrr xoplmnmrc hair lull was also on the cuiuxuilxcu for Ihr Kifllv iimncc, Night lmhtinn ll umm hrr puppv which unix rnllluil three yrars Agn lnr th: bvuclil ol thc liurllv fund Aw A wumr Joan supporlcli thu Mission Coiiiniilicc s lwnuhl lunchuons .md dnnccs, JOHN PA .Iohu'x Aclmivvi-im-ilu hnvv. lwcu in lhu llclil ul .llhlv , X -XA . UL PRESTO, JR. for thi' mml p.irI. Kin llc lux iwlnvcd Varsiiy lmxli.-:lull mr flux.: xwuirx, hi-lil Ihr pmiii-ui of Aihl.-uc lium put in Ihr lllucl-i S Nl in ol Juhnk puvilvgcd duxiuy lnxwimxrr, .mil lu.-lx his wnmr Vin! Hu: .xx .xn upp.-rcl.imui.xn was driving Xlonxignork car :Xlthnugh Khis duty wok much ut John you-il an-I pmliluil trum thux rx1mi1uIi-ful. NCXI V l'Jxnnlm.i .Iuumr liolli-gc s Irvs umc. hr cu- Ih: cxprricllcvx hi' mr John will .ilivu-l JOSEPH SARKEES RISHWAIN Juv ix nu: ol lhs hm!-likc-l xcnmrx lull ut adm-fl spirit himwlt, hr ix .il-lv ri- iiiiuwl oth-'rx iu wlmirxi-r is bmiliual in Nunn INl.xrx x A Vanity !'omh.il.I plan-r. ,hw uh .i luui li-ui-r man in lux.-lull. .mil Alm p1.n.'.l lk l-.ulicl ball. llis i-xp.-ri.-:ice nu ihc plniug li.-lil mail.- hum .mu .ilvlc and inter-'usd spiuru ulixor lor Ihr KL-zrlu.

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I I E .IEANETTE ANNE MICHAELS Jeanette is quiet. calm, and etlicient. These qualities are almost indispensable for the various tasks given to her, She is one to whom almost any responsibility can he turned over without a worry. A Kettle lypist par excellence anti Nlixsion Cimnmiltee press representaln'e, .lean- ette has also acted as ofhce asxistant ller line qualities will he an asset to the career ol a secretary. .1 career lor which she is well-httetl JOSEPHINE MARIE NORIEGA Josephine's smeet smile was a welcome atltlition to the cafeteria where she worketl Ilaily, She spent four years at Saint lVlary's, anti was an active member of the lklission Committee .loser phine, who is artistic, clrew posters lor class dances and lwlpetl to tlr-sign the cover lor the Green unfl White. SGT I M15 ,X AURORA GLORIA MURILLO Aurora might well be a tlescentlant ol' the great Spanish artist. for some ol the most lveaulllul posters and hast Kellle covers ever seen about Saint Marys have been her work. During her Iunror xear she worked as a cafeteria assistant Ever since her transfer Irom litlison lligh School, Aurora has given unselliwhly of her time and talent whenever anti wherever nt-erletl. GEORGE ADRIAN OLCOMENDY George may not have been the tallest man on the basketball team, but he was by far one of the most effective in penetrating the unemy's zone. He played three and one-half years on the B team and was brought up to the Varsity for the remaining crucial games ol the season. Gcorgc's scoring 26 points in his nrsr Varsity appearance against the champion Stockton Colts will long be remembered in the athletic annals of Saint Marys. I i CLAIRE THERESA NEVINS The first thing one notices about flaire is her retl hair and her smile. Cflair is quiet. hut she coultl always he tlepentletl upon to awwiwt at all Mission Vommitree functions An earnest stu- dent. Claire has frequentlv stavetl alter school in the lihrary to complete her homework as- signments. Xklith Genevieve antl I3li1.ahell1, she forruetl a familiar tim at Saint Marys LEE ALBERT OWNING l.ct s chief diversions have been mixing un- known substances in the chemistry lab, anrl fiddling with the phyiics apparatus. A hlur. pinned-together ialopy is one of his most pruetl possessions and a true landmark of the school, Lee was president of his class cluring the junior yt-ar and proved himself capable of being J future leader in college. 'l U1 ,-4

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9 ' ii f 1, SHIRLEY LOUISE SILVANI Gencrosity is the keynote of Shirley's character. As chairman of the hill committee for the junior dance l'aarnhoo, her work of cutting and drying bamboo stalks provided the most unusual bids for any school dance. Ifor the Green und White. she worked with enthusiasm and inter- est. Many of the character sketrhes lor the year book were written by Shirley. It would be a diflicult task to list the activities in which she has taken part: it can he said with certainty that her willingness to work has been a great asset to the class of 1051. ELIZABETH ANN SIMON Elizabeth came to Saint Mary's from XVest Virginia, but loves California as much as any native daughter, She has been a diligent worker at the Christmas baraars Iior the past year Illizabeth has maintained order at the Mission meetings in her capacity as sergeant-at-arms. RAMONA THERESA VALVERDE Ramona has shiny black hair, dark eyes, and a lair-skinned. oval Iace She has been a member of the Mission and Publicity Von-imittees. Ra mona loves discussions and has dt-Gnite ideas which she expresses vividly, Wlit-it not ex- changing opinions. Ramona delights in astonish- ing her listeners with a eatalogtxe ol her num, erous cousins. Alter graduation Ramona will launch upon a business career. BARBARA LOU VOITICH iwara's well-tai ored c othes show rr love wr uw y the outdoors She rose early each morning in order to he able tn exercise her horse. l.atltIie. and still be on time lor chemistry. ller good, natured generosity will be remembered by many a senior girl who crowded into the lainiliar blue Mercury at noon time. l5.irhara's Iuture career will probably be that of a nurse. ,. K i JOSEPHINE JUNE SMITH The most likeable thing about June is her sincerity. Although she is trank and Hrm in her opinion. she forms her decisions only after much thought She is industrious and ambitious. That her work is done thoroughly can be seen by her membership in the llonor Society. June joined the Literature Committee in her senior year. FRANCIS RAYMOND WALLACE Frankk good nature can be seen in his easy' going acceptance of his numerous nicknames. Since his grammar school clavs. he has been a basketball enthusiast. XVhiIe in high school. Prank was class treasurer in his freshman year, and played Varsity basketball lor two years. After graduation he will travel Iiast tor inrther training, before assuming duties in his family s laundries. ..--4' 'ld f as