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

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Hi-I ll REV 41 SOP!-IOMORE OFFICERS First Semester SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Second Semester DIANE DI CREGORIO LYDIA CHAPMAN SANDRA MUTINO IEAN HIGGINS CAROL SCI-IESKE Seated left to right VIRGINIA DIEGO IO ANN GRANT Class Reporter Sergeant at arms Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter Vrce President Presrdent Standmq left to right Standing left to right GERALDINI-I DUFFY Sergeant at arms PATRICIA VAN WYNSBERGI-IE ELAINE I-IALBUR JEAN HIGGINS CAROL SCHESKE VIRGINIA DIEGO IO ANN GRANT Seated left to rxqht The gates of the Villa swung open in greeting to a more sophisticated group than last year It was welcome back to the Sophomore Class, who were ready and eager to plunge into the order of the school year, beginning with the election of class officers Hardly had we begun our work routine, when it was time for a little galety the Halloween party Our contribution, a Persian dance, was well recelved The Intramural Volleyball Games followed with a lot of fun and good sportsmanship even though we bowed to the superior strength of the Junior Class Christmas carols chrmed before we knew it Lots of fun and a kmdlmg of age old spirit was in our Christmas party When exams were over, the Sophomore skating party was perfect to relieve our pent up tensions The second semester started on an off beat, when we found that two of our beloved teachers had left Their replacements, however, are dearly loved for their generoslty ln taking over suddenly, and their tolerance of our many problems A special cheer for Doctor Clancagllm, Miss Erwin, and Mrs Lrnkms our homeroom teacher and friend Our Valentine party was our last bit of gaiety before the lenten season. After the relaxation of an Easter Vacation, we completed our Basketball Intramurals. The Spring Festival, and May devotions made us realize that the year was almost over. Sadly the year draws too quickly to a close, bringing graduation, and the void left by our departing seniors-God speed you on your journey through the years! Secretary Class Reporter Treasurer Class Reporter Vice President President

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F51-SSH-I E Brown and gold autumn leaves saw the Freshman class of 1955 become a part of Villa Cabrinl High School This was a year that will long be remembered by all as lt has set the perfect foundation for our remaining high school years Initiation and slave week provided outstanding opportunities to become better acquainted with the other students and to share with them the most important product of all of our grammar school trammg sportsman s lp Taking full advantage of the Splfll of Halloween the Freshman class presented the spine tlngllnfr play A Stab In The Dark which suited the occasion per fectly Approaching the volleyball and bas ketball lntramurals with great spirit and enthusiasm the class put forth 1ts great est effort toward the championship Al though we did not w1n all of our games we mon the greatest vlctory of all the satisfaction of knowing that we are building stronger characters through FRESHMAN OFFICERS First Semester Standing leit to right Iulie Vaillancourt Reporter Margaret Haney Reporter Susan Drees Secretary Lmda Heard Delegate Adrianne Godfrey Sergeant at arms Sylvia McGann Treasurer Seated left to right Ieanette Raymond Vice President up our ox ercoats and think of Christmas 511155991 Gfondm Pfesldenf the use of sports As winter crept ln, we began to button the season filled the hearts of the Fresh men and thelr influence in the Christmas activities was strongly felt George Washingtons blrthdaw was the happy occasion of the flrst Fresh man outing in Griffith Park After all aching muscles were soothed, every one agreed that 1t was well worth the soreness as it strengthened class unlty tremendouslw Sprlnfv with its new fresh feeling of ffalety was brought in with a dance by the Freshmen on Mother Benedetta s feast das Lpon returning from Easter vacatlon ln our dazzling blue and wshlte saddle shoes and whlte bobby socks the Freshies tepped right ln to do their hare in the preparation for the Sprmv Festlval Our class party spent at the swlm ming pool flnlshed off the year s actlv 1t1es for the Freshman class of 1950 Deep ln our hearts there is a distinct love and loyalty to our class and to our FRESHMAN OFFICERS Second Semester Standing left to riqht Margaret Haney Reporter Sabma Kelly Reporter Sylvia remalnlng years at the Villa Perea Secretary Lmda Heard Delegate Adrianne Godirey Sergeant at arms leanette Raymond Treasurer Seated left to rxqht Elizabeth Grondm Vtce President Carmen Telada President school that will grow throughout our . . . 4, D 7 ,, W. . . rr Y' D - I and its many activities. The spirit of D 4 . . D 5 ,, C 3 D V , 7 1 7 I .f' C Q . . . H r- . . . , . , .