Villa Cabrini High School - Cabrinian Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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was S , X .,.Mm...r3 XT ' Y J 9 'un I lf: K . in c f., P' W' W A 39 4V'-- '-AA '::2'1 f ,, ' The Seniors in out-oi-doors activities on the campus. These pictures will bring back many happy memories.

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Yes, I remember, ifs Norma in her really first debut. She said she'd never marry and I believe her word was true. No, Norma has not settled down to follow her career, And as for creative talents you need not have a fear. In New York City lives a maiden who gives her talents too. She sings at the Metropolitan Opera House and loves singing true. Why Opera without Lorraine Lorenz would never, never do! The sun is sinking westward, the clouds seem to heave a sigh When we meet Alma Wagner, the senior who always set her aim so high. A naturalist she who liked horses, birds, and trees, Reveled in pretty flowers, in the rustle of breezes in leaves. She's provided herself with plenty of horses to curry, comb and pet. She's really a wonderful girl, our love for her will be always true, Welll see you again in our travels, but till then we bid adieu. The red ball is setting, the night is drawing near, When you look at the beautiful sunset you realize no fear, For Cod's protecting hand is on the old, the young and the dear. Now in the twilight, a hospital leaps into view What could be its name, I donlt remember, do you? Oh, yes, it's the great Columbus, itls famous far and wide, Here mothers, children and daddys are nursed to health, trust, and life. That's where Joanne Johnson went, from graduation to nursing school. She now tends the surgical floor with efficiency and firm rule, She stately walks the corridors, in silence she hovers in white, Many a fond admirer raises his head to bid her goodnight. With shadows lowering, comes the end of a busy day. The ring reminds us of Tootsie who had her own innocent way. She too stands stately for exercises in her uniform so trim Her willingness and determination to win has never, never dimmed. She learned to handle the ball, how never to fear or fall, We,ll see you too, some other day, it won't be far off we pray But until then we say, may unfailing success come your wayf, Now through the darkness of night the Los Angeles skyline breaks through With all its glitter of light, its noisy traffic and policemen in blue. There comes a little brunette wearing colors that blend with fine hues. She carries her easel, paints and brushes as most young artists dog Louise Fields is still calm and dignified, she loves politeness, too. And she can look back with pride and say, 1 came from the Villa. loof, Now that the sun has set and darkness spreads about The stars in Cod,s heaven are twinkling in and out, I wish to express my thanks to each and every one of you, And hope the bond of our friendship will last long and true. Now the wishing ring is off, my dreams have all come true, So to my dear Senior Class, I'l1 say, l,ll be seeing youll'

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59 331 Every class wants to leave something by which to be remembered. The Seniors of '47, no exception. on Tuesday, March 11, planted a beautiful Rose Marandy The All American Award Winner. fast Will and Cesfnmcni - Scuivr Glass of '47 LOUISE CATHERINE FIELDS Since I am the newest member of the Senior Class of 747, I, Louise Catherine Fields, wish to extend my deepest admiration and appreciation to all the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus for their understanding help since I arrived here at the Villa. And being the newest member of the class I will make my last will. To Janet Stricbich I sincerely hope she will have the fortune to sleep next to a civilized person next semester. In case you didnil know, I now make known my experienced snoring seems to have kept quite a few awake at night. Midnight concerts, eh? To my classmate Alma Jimenez, lknown better as Chiu Chiul, I gladly and willingly will my none-too-used voice lmy ability of striking all flats sharp and all sharps flatsl in the hope that she will achieve her ambition! More power to youl And last of all, to Mary Ann Renner, the cool-collected type, I give my ability for losing my temper at you-all-know-who! I hope she will overcome her temper, I haven't succeeded at overcoming mine as yet. ARLENE FRANCES JAMES I, Arlene James overjoyed at the thought of graduation, but sane enough to write my first will, proceed as follows: I wish to thank Mother Superior for the 32