Star of the Sea Academy - Stella Maris Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ROUND THE CLOCK Yes, il's lab day. Biology and chem- islry classes are engrossed in lheir work. Here Mikell Hogan, Sharon Cooney, Helen Biancalana, and Edna Pefrocchi do a bil of experimenlalion wifh pre- cipifales. Joan O'Dwyer, Donna Tillson, Therese Turner and Vicforia Williams seem fo have made a fascinating discovery. A drop of cryslal clear wahr has become a world of alluring wonder under fha magnifying eye of lhe microscope. Rosemary Bourne, .land Pehrson, Joan McKeever, and Margaref 0'Con- nor set abou? lheir fask with compo- lence. Problem: lo delermine the weiqhf of lhe specific gravify of a solid.

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I 9SI I FIRST ROW, lell to right: M. Finnegan, E. Adams, J. Gomes, M. Brown, J. De- Lucchi, M. Dulaull, P. Ho- gan,J. FIynn,S. Curlis. SEC- OND ROW: M. Grigoris, C. Alon1o,J. Donovan, . Egan, C. Higgins, P. Dionisio, A. ' Beard, R. Fradella. THIRD ROW: J. Breslin, C. Bagan, D, Belfrano, D. Donohue, A. Fiqone, V. Brell, M. V. Easl- man, J. Guaraglia, P. Byrne, J. Badella. FOURTH ROW: C. Giani, L. Borfhen, N. Buyan, J. Courlney, B. Bi- darf, B. Feller, G. Evind. S. Cloplon, L. Baciocco. FIFTH ROW: F. DiBene, M. Clare, M. Hardeman, R. Doyle, M, Doherly, J. Donadio, P. Gordon, B. Hodge, B. Beck- erley, J. Guadaqnini. 9S2 FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righl: F. Woods, L. Reynolds, S. Slevens, J. Wagner, E. No- lan, S. Saloman, K. Shule, G. Waggener, S. Zamora. SECOND ROW:D.VaIencia, N. Alonzo, C. Nolan, G. Parlee, P. Leong, M. Mur- phy, D. Palenqal, D. More- house. THIRD ROW: E. Sweeney, A. Pelanda, C. Mariani, L. Nicholson, V. Lynch, M. Lucchesi, J. Mc- Evoy, N. Morris, C. Lulher, S. Moe. FOURTH ROW: P. Wehner, C. Murphy, J. Ra- mirez, A. Nullall, K. O'- Shea, G. Lambers, E. Porler, J. Wilson, N. Nalducci. FIFTH ROW: E. Polacci, J. O'ReiIIy, E. Sullivan, M. J. McMahon, K. Selinger, L. Macdonald, R. Welch, K. Kelly, K. Kendrick. Kia-Mffff' THE FRESHMEN WILL NEVER FORGET . . On Seplember 3, l952, ninely-live lillle freshmen proudly and eagerly embarked upon a lhrilling four-year advenlure ol sludy and aclivily al Slar ol lhe Sea Academy. Al lirsl il was disconcerling. We heard slrange phrases lilce X -l- 2 Z 24 and amo, amas, ama'l. No longer did we sil' al one deslc all day as we did in grammar school days. No, a bell would ring and oil lo anolher room and leacher we would go. Bur soon lhe log ol bewildermenl lilledg we became accuslomed lo life al Slar and caplured ils spiril. We learned lo loolc up lo and lo lollow in lhe loolsleps ol sophomores, iuniors and seniors. We enlered wilh zesl inlo every aclivily and now we are an imporlanl addilion-yes, a vilal parl ol lhe school we love, Ihe Class ol I956. CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl .. .. Jeanelle De Lucchi Vice Presidenl Gail Lambers Secrelary. Jean Doyle

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