St Monica High School - Compass Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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In what sport, game, or activity did you excel when growing up? Camogie: it's a female equiva lent of hurling, Ireland's national sport. It's played with a stick sim- ilar to a hockey stick.” Gemma O'Grady Spectatoring, and I had a great movie star collection until the ninth grade. Sister Rose Leonard Dancing (jazz and tap) and getting into trouble. Davida Wills Biology Bingo Matt Giacalone Cross-country: I was Loyola- Marymount's first and only 4 year cross-country letterman; also, I was the champion speller at St. Raphael's Grammar School.” Bernard Wooten Yoga Joann Caratozolo Ice-hockey” Rich Gabatino (7) High School graduation is the big occasion tor Sister Jeanne Virginia (8) Social studies department chairperson and freshman coun- selor Sister Rose Leonard is pictured at her final vows. Faculty 191

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Ali Service is the name of the game There are many pieces of our puzzle that are not always recog- nized. They are the staff and ser- vice personnel, and without them, our pieces would be scattered Those who work in the main of- fice must constantly organize things and keep track of prob- lems that arise so that the admin- istration can operate efficiently. The plant manager and custo- dians have their hands full trying to keep up with the students, as well as the faculty. Volunteer mothers devote many hours of their time working in the snack bar for the benefit of the students. We all owe the ser- vice personnel a great deal of thanks for their numerous contri- butions to the school. They are the pieces that fill in the gaps, that shade and color our puzzle. (1) Mrs. Patricia David (Adminis- trative Secretary) (2) Mrs. Linda Robie (Registrar) (3) Mrs. Raquel Tavarez (Receptionist) (4) William Brelsford (Plant Manager)(5) Sister Lillian Margaret Powers (Alumni Moderator; Assistant Librarian; par- ents' newsletter) (6) Plant Manager William Brelsford, flanked by custo- dians Charlo Daniels and Mark Castillo (7) Volunteer mother Mary Amato prepares French fries for myriads of famished St Mo stu- dents (8) Snack bar volunteer moth- ers Mrs. Margaret Doss, Mrs. Hel- ene Barry. Mrs. Mary Amato, and Mrs. Marie Steyn (9) Mrs. Mary Shamey (Library Clerk) (10) Mrs. Dorothy Lenwell (Bookstore Man- ager)