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

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si 5 1 ,,-,.t'I.-'ii-ig.s.f .'ff., X' -,Q MILA FLOWER Artist unlimited . . . good sport . . . nature lover. Like to the clear in The highest sphere, Where all immortal glory shines, Of self-same color is her hair, Whether unfolded or in twinesf' ARNELLA FLYNN Arnie . . . volleyball team . . . sweet and graceful . . . friendly. T he trees have lent their Grace and stateliness to her, And the flowers, Their warmth and beauty. DIANA FUSARI Diane . . . class team . . . First place American Legion contest . . . shy but gay . . . science lover. Whomeoer defers And never demands, But smiling takes the world In her hands. ANN HANNICK .arf I Ann D . . . mischievous . . . petite it 4 . . . cheerleader . . . likeable . . . ballet. Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, Like twilights too, her dusky hair. YOLANDA HEATLY Yo-Yo . . . speech tournament . . . dependable . . . studious. A bit of seriousness, a bit of fun, Pure as the waters of the brook that run, Limpid and laughing in the sunf, Bessie . . . For what ELIZABETH KEMPER dreamy . . . demure . . . school service. I stay my haste, I make delays, avails this safer place. 138 K. 'lr-rs. 4. HQ. .,sh..... . , W M , L' XJ K ...ifL.xs1s. L

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6? CATHLEEN CORSINI Cathy . . . infectious giggle and laughing eyes . . . volleyball and basketball. Too pure and too honest In aught to disguise, T he sweet cc soul shining through them. LETICIA CUEVAS Lettyi' . . . flag caretaker . . . school service . . . fiery red hair . . . sincere . . . courteous . . . dependable. Love, sweetness, and goodness, in her person, Shined so clear, as in no Place with no delightf, NANCY DALY 6'Nanny . . . basketball . . . volleyball captain . . . Sodality secretary . . . speech tournament . . . dutiful . . . g6I1CI'0llS . . . May Crowning speech. A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles, by human kindness bredf, HV sc VIVIAN DOMINIQUE ivl' . . . volleyball team . . . science- fiction fan . . . devoted. There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face, That suited well the forehead high, The eyelashed dark, the downcast eye. MARTHA DUBOIS Martha . . . volleyball and basket- ball class team . . . lovely . . . very intelligent . . . speech tournament . . . class treasurer . . . math whiz. To those who know thee not, No words can paint, And those who know thee, Know all words are faint. JANE ESTES LG ' 7, Janie . . . speech tournament . . . vivacious . . . American Legion Essay Contest Winner . . . melodious voice. She was a form of life and light, That seen, become upart of sight. 137 :se vel :aw . a ,,., 2 ,J t 1 if l' It , mga, 1+ Q- - ,, 1 3 -' '52 it

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COLLEEN HOLMES 'Tuttiv . . . co-ca tain cheerleader P s . . sophisticated . . . lost and found fan. 'A rose with all its Sweetness petals unfolded, Glittering as the stars that shine, And fairest of them all. MARY KING Loyal Sodalist . . . ladylike . . , trifle bashful . . . accordion player . . . ballerina. 1 never saw mind or face In which I could more plainly trace Benignity and home-bred sense Ripening in perfect innocencef' ELIZABETH LAUFMAN Book worm . . . persevering . . . undauntless devotion . . . true to herself. I am not bound to win, But I am bound to be true. I am not bound to succeed, but I am Bound to live by the light that I have. LYNN VANESKRA LONGRESS Vichie', . . . volleyball team . . . school service . . . vibrant personality Like a red red rose, That's newly sprung in luneg Like a melody thatls Sweetly played in tune. ANNA MARIE MARTINEZ i'Annie . . . ballerina . . . horse trainer . . . sodalist. '60ne the shade the more, One ray the less, And half impaired the nameless grace That waves in every raven tress So softly oier her face. VICTORIA MARZALEK Vikki . . . class team . . . school service . . . loves horses . . . whole- some . . cheerful . . . good student. I would look up and love, And laugh and lift! 139