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You won't always be able to find the administration in their
respective offices. They are out into the people, reaching out,
finding out what goes on in the lives of the students, faculty,
and staff. Why? Because they care. They are outside their walls
improving the environment for all of us here at Maryrnount.
Sr. Therese Marie Dion
Dean of Student Affairs
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Sr. Rosemarie McManus;
Dean of Business Services
f' Leila Breeze;
Director of Community Relations
Malachi Rafferty;
Administrative Assistant
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Sr. Celine Cripps:
Literature/ Religion
Howard Lawrence;
Philosophy
Gertrude Eastman
Science
Sr. Marguerite Greene;
Literature
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Bette Elder;
English
Sr. Antoine Marie Baurier;
Spanish
Gary Hagins;
Religion
Sr. Enda Martin;
French
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Jennifer Donato
Foreign Students
Madelyn Creighton;
Business/ Real Estate
Eugene Hemmer;
Music
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Sr. Edmond Murray;
History
Dr. Merle H. Arnold;
Chemistry
Myrtis L. Abbott;
Pre-School Education Richard Coleman;
Psychology
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John Lane;
Performing Arts
Earle Roddy;
Art
Vivian Cohen;
Directo! of Counseling Services
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· Henrietta Spencer;
Sociology
Rodolpho Sierra;
Religion
Andrew L. Castle;
Photography
Timothy W. Haggerty;
English as a Second Language
Sr. Charles McAuley;
Fashion Design
Lois Hinebaugh;
Asst. to Dean of Business Services
rohn M. Malcolm;
Math/ Physics
Lois Larue;
Art History
Sr. Helen Borkowski;
History / Political Science
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In many other schools the staff is rightly named Staff, but
here at Marymount, they are individuals. Each one, with his own
unique personality, is warm and ready to help us when we are in
trouble. So, to the people we call Staff, thank you for being the
beautiful people that you are.
Selena McEarchen;
Assistant to the Registrar
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Susan Wheeler,
Secretary to Academic Dean and to
Director of Continuing Education
Judith Krusen;
Receptionist
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Asst. Residence Director
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Sr. June Patricia McManus;
Director of Campus Ministry and
Director of Residence
Sr. Eileen Tuohy
Librarian
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Periodicals Librarian
Judith Hotchkiss;
Director of Health Services
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Juan Garcia;
Gardener
Sr. Helena Umana;
Snack Bar
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Faustina Garcia;
Housekeeper
Russell Wood;
Maintenance
Jody Palmer;
Student Affairs Secretary
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In most colleges the student body is so large that the officers
are either unknown to students or mean little or nothing more
than mere names. Here at Marymount, there is a small "family
style" student body. People are people, not numbers.
Our Associated Student Body officers are very unique. Not
only are they officers, but they are also friends; friends who are
willing to work for and with their student body.
Rick Stevenson- 1st Semester A.S.B. President.
Mari Matsumoto
1st. Semester; Sophomore
Resident Representative
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Ist. and 2nd. Semester; Sophomore Day Representative
Pegi McGervey-' 1st. Semester Dorm Chairman
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Sue Crom- 1st. Semester Dorm Council
2nd. Semester Dorm Council
Lori Stevens- 1st. Semester Dorm Council
2nd. Semester Dorm Council
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The re-entry program is a successful program. Adults have the ~
'opportunity to take credit courses and receive an Associate in ~
Arts degree. This program, under the direction of June Dunbar, ~
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Our Ecology and Environment are very important
things in our world today. So, we at Marymount can
try to do a little to help by saving our cans, i-ottles,
empty cigarette boxes and flip tops from cans.
This will not make a big difference in our
environment, but "every little bit helps."
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Maria Spartos- Mariamontis: Editor
Roadrunner: Associate Editor
They came together in September, each a new face, and de-veloped
a sense of unity soon after. This unity kept them going
and kept them working and in the final product, they expressed
the pride they had in their school and in themselves.
Kelly Mazzei- Roadrunner: Editor
Mariamontis: Associate Editor
Joanne Caddel- Mariamontis: Business Manager
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Publications Staff: Top Row: Ken Bornstein, Fran Scala- Typesetter, Carina
Bast, Charlene Gans, Sue Crom, Julie Navarro, and Norma Linda Navarro.
Bottom Row: Dorothy Kost, Virginia Thomas, Jimmy Frank, Carrie Bunetta
Marco Rojo
Absent: Mike Crom, Patricia Poirier- Type-setter. and Debbie Stellar.
Myra Renard and Fred Navarro- Road Runner: Advertising "
The Campus Publications people formed a wonderfully ef-fective
team, applying ingenuity in writing and skill in selling ads
to accurately record the 1974-1975 school year and publish it for Michael Zens- Mariamontis: Developing.
the benefit of students, faculty and friends of Marymount.
Thanks to this group, the Road Runner and Mariamontis
were both successes.
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loberman house On a sunny Wednesday morning last january, the morning
calm was shattered by an inflowing invasion of MPVC students.
Their purpose was to paint the aging buildings of the Toberman
Settlement House, located on the corner of 7st and Grand Ave.
Working hard a good portion of the morning, the painters man-aged
to make great progress into the paint job by noon, when
lunch from jack-in-the-Box was served and speedily consumed.
The afternoon saw most of the remaining work completed, save
only the trim. The remaining trim was painted on the following
Saturday by a smaller crew of students. Trim work wasalso done
by students on other students in varying shades of white, beige,
and dark brown. All in all, it was a good experience, one which
enabled the students to work and play together while accom-plishing
something constructive and helpful to the community.
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Children are always content in their world. They can be
• completely satisfied when playing together or off in a corner
by themselves.
A child's face expresses the simplicity of his easy going,
worry-free living. Nothing is more beautiful than the pure in-nocence
of a child filled with sunshine and love. II
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children remind me of poetry.
they flow out of
themselves
in body
and voice
and just are
until big powerful
someones
push and negate,
you're too loud!
be quiet! don't run.
you didn't say,
may i be excused.
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The mass is ended; go and spread peace.
The mass brings us together ... and keeps us together.
It is a formal tradition at Marymount to celebrate and give
thanks through the celebration of the mass.
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It was the time of year when everyone forgot about himself
and thought of others. Smiles were carried throughout the entire
day, filling the campus with that special Christmas feeling.
The dorm council bought a beautiful Christmas tree and
decorated it magnificently. The Freshman and Sophomore
representatives also wanted to make this particular Christmas
warm and special and that is just what they did as they got their
fellow students to help fulfill their plans. Soon afterwards,
furniture was being moved and decorations were being put up
both in the lounge and in the cafeteria. The cafeteria was set up
with quaint white linen table cloths of red and white along with
beautiful handmade centerpieces. All these arrangements were
awaiting the presence of students and a spectacular Christmas
dinner followed by the Christmas dance in St. Gertrude's Lounge.
Students who did not attend this semi-formal affair also had
a very special Christmas dinner with all the trimmings.
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~ success and everyone came out between classes and bought
.~ donuts. Some even invested in buying the mysterious punch - a
~ tropical brew of fruit, soda and nameless palate-pleasers. Outside
~ on the steps, fellows and girls were buying gifts for their honeys-red,
pink and white carnations that sparkled with glitter. On
Valentine night people gathered in the cafeteria and created a
new dance step called the badminton shuffles .
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Sometimes my life is like a wave. I know where I'm going,
but after I hit the shoreline do I stay or do I go back with the
wave? What of rip tides, should I go right or left? And the under-tows,
do I go up or down? How does the wave get to where it's
going if the droplets aren't sure. Or is that what causes riptides?
Joanne Caddel
Elaine Williams
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Mari Matsumoto
Sumire Kaneko
Rick Stevenson
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Kevin Hardy, Juana Maria Velazquez
Yasuko Komatso, Keeko Sukamura
Charlene Gans
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Karen Bowers
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Jan Seymour
Nancy Kane, Lori Stevens
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Michelle Bagan
Frank Wisdom, Steve Berg
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Debi Georgi, Abel Galustian
Christine Wu
Pegi McGervey
Frank Aoi
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Fran Scala, Barbara McDonnell
Celida Gotsis
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I am like the droplet in the ocean. I see no importance to it. It
splashes a rock and so quickly is dried. Yet, every drop of water
constitutes a whole, and together with other drops, we make the
ocean.
Mohammed Afsari
Eric Lee
Monica Wiess
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Francisca Torino
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Paul Agus
Renee Nebolon
Shiro Hirota
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Robin Perez
Gypsy Alvarez
Leslie Mahler
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Melanie Procz
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Donna Herman
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Nikki Blethen
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Masahiro Takahashi
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Laurie Bailey
Lori de Los Rios
Shawn Brown
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Audrey Ballard, Elita Chaffin.
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Mike Foster
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Carina Bast
Diana Lam
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Kathy Valdivia
Mahmood Rafie
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Normalinda Navarro
Fifilani Soetanto Dorothy Kost Kathy Crosson
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Dwight Mensinger
Yasuko Komatsu
Mike Zens
Yvonne Chavez
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I would like to take this space to thank all benefactors, pa-trons
and purchasers who have helped us financially with our
Yearbook. Without you this book could not have been possible.
I also extend my gratitude to the advisors who gave their
time, patience and guidance throughout the year.
Words cannot express how much I am grateful to the Publi-cation
staff. You have all done a fantastic job making the 1975
Mariamontis Yearbook what it is at this time.
Thank You,
Maria Spartos
Mariamontis Editor
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Mr. L. Andrew Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cavanagh
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Gibbs
Mary G. Kretschmar
Mr. and Mrs. William McGinn
Mr. and Mrs. John Spartos
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thomas
Dr. and Mrs. William R. Wisdom
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Wood
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Mrs. Maude Kelly June Dunbar
Mr. and Mrs. John Kost Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gehringer
William G. Logan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metzger
Kelly A. Mazzei Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Renard
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pietrowski Mr. and Mrs. Merle Roussel/ot
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Cathy Williams
Into the world a Diamond came
Whose value was not yet justified
So young was she who cried
When thy lover was to become unnamed
Full of wonder is a Diamond sky
To seek for an ebony stone through my guide
So sparkle young Diamond without crude vein
For some ebony stone will abide you his bride
Shine thy stone in the sky alas
Although Diamonds may be mistaken for glass
For the real stone is thee and shall always be
Lucy in the sky with Diamonds
A friend is thee.
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IN HONORARY
DEDICATION • ••
SISTER CONSTANCE DOOLEY, R. S. H. M.
November 75, 790 7~November 6, 7974
Chief Administrator M. P. V. C. (7968-7977)
In grateful remembrance .for her inspiring leardership, her
dedication to teaching and to Marymount, her service to the Church
her patience, humor and tact, and above all, to her indomitable courage .
the class of June, 7975 respectfully dedicates this book.
Marymount Califonria University
III rJlond
memlJmb(anCf ...
BILL HUGHES
Birth: July 7, 7954
Death: March 7, 7975
Years of Attendance: Fall 7972- Fall 7973
While in attendance at Marymount Bill was an Honor student and
made the Dean's List. A fter leaving Marymount, he attended
Lewis-Clark College until illness forced his withdrawal.
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