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

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, .af -,rf f Q '5- - fc, f ,Q , X ei t A SUSAN MAYS Susie,, . . . sweet and sincere . . . school service . . . volleyhall team . . . cheerleader . . . Sodulity . . . May Queen. '4Tl1e very flowers that lienrl Xlnrl meet in sweelening olliers, Like yon, grow more sweet Themselves, flay by flayf, KA'l'l'lLlCl'iN MCCARTHY Kathy'7 . . . school service . . . lovely person . . . soft spoken and serene. Whose golden beams with 'morning play, Anil make her eyes so brighlly shineln TAMARA MCCRAY 'l'ammy'7 . . . school service . . . cheerful . . . olmliging . . . ambitious . . . active. A liltle of her lnerrilnenl, Of her sparkling light conlenlfi THERESA MIQISSNEH Cheerleader . . . friendly . . . good sense of humor , . . smiling eyes. '40h! the sunshine of her presence. How it cheers us on our waylv MARJORIE METZ Liz', . . . witty . . . mischief without malice . . . dedicated . . . a real blonde. 6'The trernulous gold of Stars within your hair, Are yellow bees flown From lhe hive of night. JANICE MILLER Basketball team . . . school service . . . always a good sport . . . laughing eyes. True wil is nature To advantage zlressezl. What oft was lhoughz, But never so well expressedf, 140

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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

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,,,.,..fr MARGURRI YE MORIN Maggie . . . import from France . . school service . . . Sodalist . . . , T still of iron 7 . . . Christmas Madonna. ulhe reason firm, the temperate will, fZillIllll'Ill'lC67 foresight, Strength and skillsf' BARBARA MUELLER Rarl1ie . . . artistic . . . quiet . . . willing . . . respectful . . . good student . . . school service. Pure as the majestic heavens, Free so do you travel On lifefs common way. JEWELL PARKER Julie . . . vice-president . . . drama- tic orator . . . fiery delrator . . . American Legion essay contest win- ner. . . speech tournament . . . most popular . . . that certain smile. 6'lVor rlo we know anything so fair As the smile upon thy face. Flowers laugh before thee On their beds, And fragrance in thy footing treads. DEBRA PERRY Purky,' . . . captain of cheerleading squad . . . Sodalist . . . school service . . . speech tournament . . . ballerina- plus . . . ever active . . . studious . . . ambitious . . . peppy. Hfoy from her heart lloth shine in her eyes, l,11t1glz1'rig, lnulibling with surprise. SCARLICT PISCIOTTA Sweetness personified . ballerina . . . ladylike . . . shy but gay. Eyes and ears and every thought, Were zeilh her sweet Perfeetions eaughtf, SHICRRY PROTI' Cheerleader . . . helpful . . . friendly . . . generous . . . class tt-am . . skillful hands. With lustre teach your eyes to glow. Ant! health and eheerfulrzess bestowf, 141 5,n:::.,'-- .. , f W: .,,, . Wifi A i':'xlTQ:' 'Q 'P were Y . 3fS E '- 'T iftgffze-' ,, , fztfz'-,AC . Q