St Patrick High School - Aquinan Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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- YUQJ 1' ., . . fra. '?'g A , 'Tvs 'H ' t , n .wff...-z i- if .F The inspiration behind the St. Francis l 4-.Q choir is Sister Euthalia, Through her efforts and devotedness the group below sang High Mass each Sunday during the year and toolc care of the Requiem Masses and the Holy Weelc services. ' SISTER EUTHALIA Sister Euthalia, who has spent fifteen years teaching music and singing in Walla Walla, is celebrating her Golden Jubilee of religious profession as a Sister of Charity of Providence this year Sister Euthalia First Row VaLena Scarpelli LaVelle Scarpelli Doris Manuel Nesta Basta Dolores Basta Stella Daltoso Second Row Edith Lamperti Pauline Basta Helen Pugliese Caroline Christiana Doris Bossini Juanita Connery Third Row Angela Torretta, Beatrice Regalia Dolores Canziani Elvera Riomondo, Stella Basta Donna Gallo I : I I I I I A I I 1 I I I ' Z I I I .

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MUSIC Flrst Row Slster Marla LaVelle Scarpelll, Valena Scarpelll Ruth Gascon Patricia Cosgrove Vlrgnnra l-lerrrng Jeanne l-lermann Jacauelrne Malloy Juanita Connery Helen Pugllese, Doris Dawson, Vrrglnua Anderson Second Row Fern Staclcpole Monuca Lyons, Carma Brown Louise Cochran Gertrude Schmerer, Jean McDougall Margaret Lynch Dolores Canzuanl Mary Munns lhurd Row Evelyn Yeager, Pansy Spohn Dolores Bennett, Dolores Van Dylce Donna Gallo Joanne Jansen Mary Pat Beechxnor Fourth Row Rose Ann Gross Agnes Blanc Charles Loosveldt Janetlxlreber all Frlth Row Eugene Martln Coralle Bennett Jeanne Dacres, Ernest Grudznnsla Charles eellger John Walker Maurice Davxn Mary Theresa Kelly Sixth Row Kenneth Knowles Cullen Murphy, Eugene Lehn James l'lerres Seventh Row Tom Cosgrove Benton Boutullrer, Arnold Stolces Brll Bass Benny Daltoso, Joe McQuacle ST PATRICKS CHORAL CLUB St Patrnclc s Choral Club has had another very successful year Desprte the handlcap of changnng teachers In the mnddle ol the year the Choral Club has ma ntalned the same hugh standard ol performance as rn past years At the begrnnnng ol the second semester Sister Cecrlra Mary was transferred to Moxee Cnty Sister Ceculna Mary wall long be remembered for her many contrlbutrons to the school chief among whnch was the Musical Revue for the Centennial of 1947 Her successor Slster Marla, has done an excellent Job thls last semester regardless of the fact that she was worlcrng wuth new students We give her our best washes and extend to her the assurance of our cooperatlon lor a contnnuecl Choral Club par excellence Z I I I I I I I I . . , I I I I I ' I I I I I ' I I I E ' I I I I I I . 1 , , 4 . : I I I . . . , 5 . . , . ' . I I ' I