Marymount Yearbook 1961

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"The true purpose of education is to cherish and unfold the seed of
immortality already sown within us; to develop, to their fullest extent,
the capacities of every kind with which the God Who made us has
endowed us."
The Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary have embodied this prin-ciple
in their schools. They have shown us the way to everlasting happi-ness,
and they have given our minds and souls the knowledge and the
guidance we seek.
Through their example, we have learned the virtues of charity, faith
and humility enabling us to fulfill our role in life in the true spirit of
Mary.
In communicating these qualities to us, they have contributed gen-erously
to the shaping of our minds and characters in a way that exempli-fies
the Catholic college graduate. We the class of 1961 therefore, dedicate
our Maricor to the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary in gratitude
for instilling in us the fervent desire to attain the ideals of Marymount.
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HIS EMINENCE JAMES FRANCIS CARDINAL MciNTYRE
Archbishop of Los Angeles
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VERY REVEREND MOTHER M. RITA, R.S.H.M.
Superior General of the Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary
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REVEREND MOTHER M. GERTRUDE, R.S.H.M.
Provincial Superior
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MARYMOUNT COLLEGE
PALOS VERDES ESTATES
OALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT June 1961
Dear Graduates of 1961,
Commencement is a beginning, yet for all of
you it is the conclusion of the first phase of your life, the time
of being a scholar. For some, it will mean new adventures in
scholarly pursuits, but for others it will mean the end of formal
learning.
But there is never an end to learning. You are
adding to your knowledge every day, with every new experience.
You must approach the newness with a sincere desire to know,
and to judge in the light of the principles you have already learned.
Sincerity is a priceless virtue, and its cultivation should be your
goal until the dawn of eternity.
Never forget that happiness in life is measured by
goodness, industry and reverence. Goodness is sincerity in
relation to the things of God. Industry concerns itself with working
according to God 1 s will and reverence honours the rights of others
in God.
The Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary thank you
for dedicating to them the first year book from Palos Verdes. They
receive it as a tribute to all those who have established the
Marymount way of life, and in whose footsteps they follow.
Our Lady of Marymount will lead you down the hills
and across the highway. She will stand on the shore as your ship
of hope is carried forward on the waves. When the waters are calm,
you will see Her arms extended, and in the storms of life may She
walk upon the waters to enfold you in Her sweet embrace.
Yours devotedly in J. C. ,
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Carole Ann Uia'!
Fontana, California
Student Body President
''In quietness and confidence shall be
our strength".
Carole ... Lovely hands ... the quiet
voice ever commanding an audience
... once known never forgotten ...
look of complete innocence ... grace-ful
and gentle.
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C'lnthia Ann Jentin:J
Pasadena, California
Student Body Vice President
"Presence of mind and courage in
distress are more than armies
to procure success."
Cindy . . . Flair for clothes . . . firm
advocate of the between-class snooze
... tall and striking ... the generous
privilege of being independent
full of fun and fancy free.
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Janice marie Jlllibridg~
Corona, California
Senior Class President
''A cheerful temper joined with
innocence will make beauty
attractive, knowledge delightful,
and wit good-natured."
Jan ... little girl with big ideas . ..
Organization is her trademark . . .
possesses an unquenchable curiosity
... talkativeness.
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Redondo Beach, California
Senior Class Vice President
"Constant, punctual, dependable, like
the tick of a clock."
Julie . . . Sweet unselfish ways .. .
soft spoken ... longest eyelashes .. .
hardworking ... a sincere and lasting
friend ... perky librarian, always
running errands.
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:J-rance,j Ja'! _A.fberJ
Hollywood, California
"In the face I see the map of honor,
truth, and loyalty."
Fran . . . Everyone is happier for
knowing her ... Peaches and cream
complexion ... Neatness personified
... Precision is her mark ... Won-derful
companion . . . Warmth that
reaches out to all.
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mar'! Patricia Anton
Westwood, California
"He that is humble, ever shall have
God to be his guide."
Patty ... Sincerely spiritual . . . lunch
bags that know no end . . . spirit,
loyalty and generosity are undeniable
traits . . . stability as evidenced by
her easy going ways.
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Caro/'!n Joan BreJ/in
Beverly Hills, California
"There's nothing worth the wear of
winning but lau$hter and the love of
frtends."
Peanie . . . Striking eyes . . . Makes
the most of every party ... Casual-ness
that influences all ... Emotions
that easily overflow . . . Expresses
her opinions honestly.
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Whittier, California
"Interest speaks all sorts of tongues,
and plays all sorts of parts."
Rachel . . . The gift of tongues . . .
Flashing dark eyes and lovely hula
hands . . . Calm, cool and collected
... An interest in things international
... Very versatile.
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oloretta mar'! CloulJhert'l
Pasadena, California
"Laugh and the world laughs
with you."
Lolly ... Innocent eyes that hide mis-chief
... happy go lucky ... the little
luxury of coffee breaks ... laughter
that strikes a lively note . . . long
blonde pony tail that is the envy of
all.
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maureen Althea Connol!'l
Minneapolis, Minnesota
11True charity is the desire to be useful
to others without thought of
recompense."
Moe ... Never at a loss for words ...
Luck of the Irish ... Squeezes forty-eight
hours into twenty-four ... A
little girl with a big smile ... Ability
to convert dreams to reality.
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Rooe marie ;Di Barto!owteo
Sherman Oaks, California
"Kindness is the sunshine in which
virtue grows."
Rose ... A friend to all ... The es-sence
of generosity ... Always there
when she is needed ... Understand-ing
heart ... An infectious laugh ...
Sparkling brown eyes.
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Judith Yuonne E:ruin
Sherman Oaks, California
"Hers are the dreams that move
the heart and hers the charm
of simple art."
Judy ... Proof that nice things come
in small packages ... Insatiable ap-petite
... Fun loving ... Can see the
light side of any situation ... Bundle
of energy.
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marg-uerite Anne (}lanvdle
Santa Monica, California
"T'was her thinking of others made
you think of her."
Marcie . . . Fun sprinkled through
her days ... Male mail ... Willing
to help whenever help is needed .. .
You name it, she'll support it ... A
seamstress with an artistic touch.
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Santa Barbara, California
''The secret to success is constancy to
purpose."
Delphine ... Earnest enthusiasm with
a probing curiosity ... Vivacious ...
Loves excitement . . . Has a mind of
her own . . . Always may be seen
wearing heels . . . Donahue method.
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New York, New York
"There are some people who have the
quality of richness and joy in them,
and communicate it to everything
they touch."
Geri ... Hats and more hats ... Per-fect
hostess . . . Fashionable psych
major ... A late sleeper ... A witty
woman is a treasure . . . A welcome
sight off stage as well as on.
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Phoenix, Arizona
11 T he word 1impossible' is not
in my dictionary."
Lauri ... Tiny little turned up nose
Extremely conscientious ... Looks on
the sunny-side of life ... Humor that
captures everyone's heart ... Mid-night
oil-burner.
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Su.1an of!';/on.1 Jalm
Beverly Hills, California
"If a good face is a letter of
recommendation, a good heart
is a letter of credit."
Sue ... Enjoys herself anywhere any-time
. . . Full of ambition . . . Always
going on errands and to the dress-maker
. . . Big hearted . . . Loves to
travel ... Western authority on the
East.
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Stacia marie JolmJon
Beverly Hills, California
"A good friend is a rare and hard
thing to find."
Stacy ... Hundreds of schemes be-hind
that grin ... Reassuring glance
in her brown eyes ... Chronic cat-napper
... A mischievous idea every
day ... A generous heart.
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ffla,.ianne Glaa .J~echle
Studio City, California
"The world belongs to the energetic."
Sam ... Friendly and vivacious ...
A spirit of determination led by her
sense of direction ... Keeps us all in
tune . . . Constant enthusiasm . . .
Always in motion.
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Montebello, California
"Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity,
and truth accomplishes no victories
without it."
Kathy ... Dimpled laughter that be-comes
an epidemic ... Tea rose fresh-ness
... A fabulous Italian cook ...
Excellent imitator . . . Puts her all
into every joke she tells.
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Arlington, California
"A great artist can paint a great
picture on a small canvas."
Mac . . . Commuting from bed to
class, cafeteria to library . . . Handy
as can be with a brush and pallet ...
Renowned for amazing change in ap-pearance
on weekends . . . Unselfish
heart.
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Hollywood, California
"Beauty is the gift of God."
Ginny ... Fresh and trim to the last
detail ... Hair the color of fine spun
taffy ... Charming earnest approach
... Mind over matter ... Ready smile
for everyone.
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Barlara Ann :Jfwmrwn
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·-' Palm Springs, California
"Behind the curtain's mystic fold the
glowing future lies unrolled!'
Bobi ... The fairest of fair skin ...
Lover of the exotic and original
... Distinctive individuality ... An
abundant supply of wit, talent, and
confusion.
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San Pedro, California
"Her ways are ways of pleasantness
and all her paths are peace."
Yvonne . . . Thoughtfulness that
makes her a true friend ... Usually
quiet but occasionally devilish . . .
Always remembers important dates
True sincerity.
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Studio City, California
"Why, then the world's mine oyster,
which I with sword will open."
Ginny ... Bubbles, bangles and beads
. . . lover of opera as shown by her
record collection . . . a flair for the
unusual . . . congenial and sincere
... a zest for living.
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Jeannine (}a'! Wag-ner
Westwood, California
"Originality does not consist in say-ing
what no one else has said before,
but in saying exactly what you think/'
Jeannine ... A song in her heart ...
broad intellectual scope . . . impos-sible
questions and metaphysical wan-derings
... perfect pitch ... widely
read and well versed on many sub-jects.
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Judy Glaser, Janet Curci, Judy Hawkins.
Jean Rosenberger, Andie Kawa, Joan Sullivan.
Linda Emard, Judy Persell.
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Fran Bendi, Judy Sheehan,
Joan Fuscoe, Barbara Coleman.
Brenda Peck (standing), Sue Stone, Joy
Gerity, Estrella Luna, Peggy Repetto.
Andrea Lembke, Marleah Compton, Madge Ware,
Angela Eagan, Marilyn Mosser, Sandi Goehringer.
Eden McCarthy, Lynn
Moore, Irene Ninomiya.
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Suzanne Wing, Jill Buffano, Mary Mahaney.
Lorraine Walsh, Sallie Cunningham,
Suzanne Scalpone, Estrella Gonzalez.
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Nyta Jo Robertson, Dolores Ryan, Anne Marie Ferrara.
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Virginia Easthope, Elaine Bailey.
Lorraine Nelson, Geri Ghiz,
Kathy McNeil, Mary Alice Carter.
Nadine Davis, Pat Laurie, Rose Ann Pizzor-no,
Jean O'Malley, Pat Connor, Nina Oliva.
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Robin Merlo, Susan Donlon, Eugenia Lome, Janet
Lammersen.
Julie Cogorno, Terry Parker, Moira
Henderson, Christine Weil, Cosset Cano.
Jane Winslow, Mary Chittenden, Dolores Stuteville,
Victoria Emmons, Diane Peltzer talk with Father
McDonnell.
Veronica Sindorf, Bonnie Camero,
Isabelle Steinmann.
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Susan Yerby, Eileen Des-mond,
Connie Hollinger,
Patty Vollstedt.
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Christine Weil, Mitzi MacDonald,
Mary Alice Orcutt, Irene Martinez.
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Foreground: Jeannette Logrecco,
Paula Lorhan.
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Susan Wiegmann, Madelaine Rodde, Pat Schoen.
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Anita Sanchez, Sheryle Oliver, Pa-mela
Kelly, Patricia Thompson,
Jane Ehrmann, Cathy Arico.
Michelle Petrich, Jackie
Sanders, Carole Morris,
Billie Y ahn, Cosset Cano.
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Clara del Castillo, Sandra Di Nardo, Pam Grote,
Cathy Clark, Claire Bullock.
Pat Carter, Denise Haidinger, Nancy Hiatt.
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Dean's List: Joy Gerity, Michelle Petrich, Claudia Barrett-Smith, Pat Connor, Elizabeth
Yahn, Jill Buffano, Suzanne Scalpone, Eden McCarthy.
Dean's List: Joan Fuscoe, Frances Albers, Andrea Lembke, Virginia Odell, Judy Ervin,
Geraldine Gleason, Maureen Connolly. Absent from picture: Marianne Kiechle and Carole
Vislay.
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Student Council: Judy Sheehan, Lorraine
Walsh, Janet Lammersen, Sandi Goehrin-ger,
Madge Ware, Nancy Hiatt, Irene
Ninomiya.
Student Council: Joy Gerity, Suzanne
Scalpone, Cindy Jenkins, Eden McCar-thy,
Sue Donlon, Janice Lillibridge.
Carole Vislay, Student Body President.
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Cum Laude tea. Cindy Jenkins host-esses
with Eden McCarthy, Patti Voll-stedt,
and Janet Lammersen.
Student Affairs Committee members :
Mary Alice Orcutt, Marcie Glanville,
Marianne Kiechle, Irene Ninomiya,
Judy Hawkins. Pat Laurie absent.
Social Committee chairmen: Pam
Kelly, Frances Bendi, Sandi Goehrin-ger,
Maureen Connolly, Geri Ghiz.
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Newest Sodality members : Elizabeth Yahn, Denise Haidinger, Mitzi M acDonald,
Joy Gerity, Nancy Hiatt, Pat Connor, Linda Emard, Lorraine Walsh, Sue Donlon.
Sodality Officers Judy Glaser and Madge Ware.
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Teamwork really helps get things done!
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Sophomores Pat Connor, Sallie Cunning-ham,
Kathy McNeil, Ann Marie Ferrara
help Freshman Sheila Harmon cut out
First Communion dresses for the Missions.
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Judy Sheehan wields the measuring
tape as Ann Marie Ferrara assists, and
Sandi Di Nardo cuts out pattern.
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Legion of Mary Officers: Andrea Kawa, Anita
Sanchez, Maureen Connolly, Stacia Johnson.
Inquiry Club members seek for a deeper
understanding of the Catholic Faith.
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Language Club: Sallie Cunningham (sit-ting),
Rachel Cajero, Jeannine Wagner,
Julie Chandlee.
English Club; Pat Laune, Joy Gerity,
Peggy Repetto, Judy Hawkins.
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Alpha Mu Gamma: Rose Di
Bartolomeo, Rachel Cajero.
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Model United Nations: Sitting: La uri
Hubbard, Irene Ninomiya. Standing: Geri
Ghiz, Madeline Ware, Suzanne Scalpone,
Elaine Bailey, Patricia Connor, Elizabeth
Yahn.
Publicity Club: Marcie Glanville, Mitzi Mac-
Donald, Marleah Compton, Moira Henderson,
Pat Thompson.
N.F.C.C.S.: Lorraine Walsh, Suzanne
Wing, with visitor Valerie Price, win-ner
of Bene merenti Medal.
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Geri Gleason, Hostess Club President, poses for an informal picture.
The Choral Club practices for
The Liturgical Festival under
the direction of Jeannine
Wagner.
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Mr. Castle instructs the Camera
Club in photographic techniques:
Clara del Castillo, Carolyn Bres-lin,
Cindy Jenkins, Andie Kawa,
Charleen McMillan.
Education Club officers, Lynn
Moore, Marianne Kiechle, Ann
Marie Ferrara, and Rose Ann
Pizzorno set up a display.
Mr. Marsh and Joy Gerity send pho-tograph
to hometown newspaper.
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Maureen Connolly, editor, and Cindy Jenkins, pho-tography
editor, enjoy looking for ideas for Maricor
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Maricor staff assemble for an in-formal
picture: Geri Ghiz, Sheryle
Oliver, Sue Scalpone, Angie Ea-gan,
Pat Connor, Suzanne Wing.
Class business managers, Mary
Alice Orcutt, Stacia Johnson, Eden
McCarthy, and Lorraine Walsh,
prepare to promote yearbook sales.
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Billy Yahn, Charleen McMil-lan,
Sally Cunningham, Andie
Kawa, and Terry Parker
choose pictures for our an-nual.
Maureen Connolly and Susan Stone
prepare layout for the Angelus.
Angelus staff looks approvingly at the latest issue: Peggy
Repetto, Andie Kawa, Linda Emard, Susan Stone, Dale Wil-liams,
Joy Gerity, Eden McCarthy.
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Mother Louis plays a French recording
in the new language lab.
Miss Barnelle and the Drama Class members
discuss plans for the expansion of the Little
Theatre.
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Fran Albers demonstrates the art of car-pentry
to some of the student teachers.
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"Once upon a time there lived a man
called Shakespeare", ... and so goes
Mr. Carreiro's English class.
Student teachers Carole Vis-lay,
Virginia Odell and Mar-ianne
Kiechle go over lesson
plans with Dr. Burkart, head
of Teacher Training Program.
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Life Drawing class busy at work on human musculature.
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Geraldine Gleason, Nyta Jo Robertson, Suzanne
Scalpone and Judy Sheehan prepare for Merchan-dising
Department Fashion Show.
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Advanced Oil Painting stu-dents
put the finishing touches
on a seascape of the beauti-ful
Palos Verdes coast.
Art History majors share Mrs. Parent's enthusiasm
for rare prints and good books.
Mrs. Raschko gives some helpful advice
to students of Fashion Analysis.
Art students sketch rolling hills of Palos Verdes.
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Biology students, Madeleine Rodde, Bonnie Camero and
Vicki Emmons study the complex anatomy of the human body.
Sheila Harmon makes a friend
at the San Diego Zoo.
Animal dissection has become
second nature to Biology majors.
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Biology in an outdoor lab! Sheila
Harmon, Julie Cogorno and Margaret
Kelley study behavior patterns of star-fish
among the mussel beds at Palos
Verdes.
Mr. Biggs lectures to his Psychology class on the
complex organization of the human nervous system.
Mr. Castle explains some of the intrica-cies
of photography to Cindy Jenkins.
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The students and community enjoyed Roger
Wagner's musical presentation of Folk Songs.
Linda Emard, Eden McCarthy, and Janet Curci speak
with Clare Trevor after the Drama Club lecture.
Bishop Escalente. from Mexico,
visited the college and met Clara
DelCastillo, Rachel Cajero, Anita
Sanchez, Marcella Gambotti.
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Sandi Goehringer and Joe Head, Stu-dent
Body President of Loyola Uni-versity,
discuss plans for future inter-collegiate
activities.
Ann Marie Ferrara and Irene Nino-miya
talk with Father Golish after
Student Body lecture.
Mrs. Sven Reher enlightened us on the latest novels
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Judy Sheehan, school's "Kennedy-elect" gives
last minute speech before mock election.
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Marilyn Byrd plays bard and sings a
weird tale at the Sophomore dinner.
Anita Sanchez strums
"Initiation Woes" on
her guitar.
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Initiation Day has come again!
Kathy McNeil, Homecoming Hopeful, is interrogated
by examining board at the Sophomore Homecoming skit.
Cigarette a~d carton
win Halloween prize!
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The Freshmen are pleased with
Miss Hofstead's decision.
Up and over, as the Sopho-mores
defeat the Juniors in
Intra-mural games.
Class Officers hide eggs in preparation for
Student Council Easter Egg Hunt.
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Yvonne Vilicich prepares to cut the tur-key
as Michelle Petrich, Claire Bullock,
Joanne Affrunti, and Sue Wiegmann wait
eagerly for their Thanksgiving fare.
Sue Donlon seems pleased with
her test results as she discusses
them with her counselor.
Anyone for bridge?
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Our carolers visited hospitals in the surrounding area.
Santa Claus gives gifts to children
at the Christmas party sponsored
by the Student Council.
Christmas spirit is shown
by girls at the Villetta.
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Brownies enjoyed their tour of
Marymount at Christmas time.
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Jeanette Logrecco and Cathy
Clark prepare for the Christmas
party.
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Dr. Ming Pong Lee, Consul-General of National-ist
China, and Mrs. Mary Parent, head of the
College Art department, examine an oriental art
treasure presented for exhibition.
Members of the Palos Verdes community enjoy
"Personal Treasures" exhibit presented by the
Marymount College Fine Arts Guild.
Marianne Kiechle displays one of the
works painted by her father, the late
E. 0. Kiechle.
Claire Bullock hostesses at the re-ception
and tea opening the Ori-ental
Art exhibit.
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Christine W eil and Billie Y ahn
assist Charleen McMillan at the
Art department tea.
Among the many out-standing
library exhibits
was the Mr. and Mrs. Joe
E. Brown collection of
rare and unusual chil-dren's
books.
Eden McCarthy and Joy Gerity comment
on a sculpture of a fifteenth century Span-ish
Madonna with a member of the Col-lege
Fine Arts guild, Mr. Carl Allen.
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Sandi Goehringer, Marymount's candidate for
Glamour Magazine's "10 Best-Dressed College
Coeds" Contest.
Christian Drake, TV star, crowns Suzanne Wing, Mardi Gras Queen. Princesses
from left are: Judy Sheehan, Virginia Odell and Terry Holleran.
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A regal winner: Sophomore Mary Ma-haney
reigned as Queen of Loyola's
Homecoming Week festivities.
Winners of the campus
"Room Beautiful" Contest:
Irene Ninomiya and Sandi
Goehringer.
Semi-finalists in Loyola Homecoming Queen Contest.
From left: Bonnie Camero, Patti Vollstedt, Pam Grote,
Mary Mahaney, Janet Lammersen, Christiane Gagnon.
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Fr. Justin Butler, O.P., greets
girls after closing of the retreat.
The peace and quiet of the annual retreat pre-sents
an opportunity for meditation and prayer.
Fr. Edward McDonnell officiates at capping ceremony which
initiates Freshmen into college academic world.
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Cindy Jenkins addresses assembly of high school students.
Registration for Pre-College
Workshop is supervised by
Billie Y ahn.
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Belles, Belles, Loyola Belles.
Freshman dance chairmen meet to plan for the Mardi Gras Ball.
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Old /riendJ and new, wiJe and devoted, plan for future
expanJion of mar'JinOunt College.
Mr. Thomas Leavey, Mrs. Charles Caldwell, Mr. Ethridge
E. Brown.
Mrs. Charles Houghton, Dr. Roger
Wagner, Mrs. Charles Lindsay
Mother du Sacre-Coeur and Mr. Paul Marsh
Mr. Alfred J. Scalpone and Mrs. Jack Drown
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Another Marymount "first": Student Council Carnival held in the Mother Butler Me-morial
Center.
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Carnival turns dining room terrace into a Paris street scene.
Linda Marsh watches intently as
Marleah Compton spins cotton
candy.
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"Beaver" of TV fame is kept
busy autographing photo-graphs
for neighborhood
children.
Step right up and try
your luck at the Add-A-Dart
booth.
Never too old for Carnival fun, Sue Seal-pone,
Geri Ghiz and Rose Ann Pizzorno
enjoy cotton candy.
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Our rocky soil is proof against this.
Old Glory unfurls in the
Palos Verdes breeze.
They said it couldn't be
done, but the green grass
grew.
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Marymount-just
above Marineland
Marymount Villetta seems to agree with the Sopho-mores.
Biologist's Paradise and sea-lover's delight.
Beware the Tides of March!
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Bubbles, Marineland's world-famous whale,
offers his flipper to Sue Seal pone as a sign of
welcome to the Palos Verdes peninsula.
Land, land everywhere, and not a tree in sight
... until Class Day.
Cat in jail? .. . No, Spot sleeps behind
vertical blinds in Treasurer's office.
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The Villetta pool provides the per-fect
setting for an after-class chat.
The Wayfarer's Chapel,
tourist's delight.
The gate swings open on Villetta life:
study, swimming, hikes, and of course,
peacocks.
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Patrona
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Breslin
Mrs. Anthony Roland Camero
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Clark
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Clougherty
Mr. and Mrs. Julie Cogorno
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Connolly
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Connor
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. John Curci
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Mr. and Mrs. Meredith H. Davis
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Eagan
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Easthope
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ehrmann
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Emard
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ferrara
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Gerity
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ghiz
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Glanville
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Glaser
J. C. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harmon
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Hiatt
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton D. Hollinger
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Mrs. Gaston T. Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Daives Karam
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Kawa, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Kern
Mrs. Josephine Laurie
Mr. and Mrs. Jess E. Lillibridge
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Lorhan
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Lorne-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. McMillan
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mahaney
Dr. and Mrs. F. X. Malanca
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Moth
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Orcutt
Mr. and Mrs. Mario Pizzorno
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel'Reeves
Madelaine Radde
Mrs. William F. Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Sindorf
Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Nikola Vilicich
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Vislay
Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeS. Wing
Mrs. Violet J. Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert H. Yahn
Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Yerby
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Editor-in-Chief . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . Maureen Connolly
Photographic Editor . ...... .. . Cynthia Jenkins
Business Manager .... . . . . .. .. Eden McCarthy
Assistants .. . . .. . ........ Stacia Johnson
Lorraine Walsh
Mary Alice Orcutt
Contributors ... . ... . . ........ Angie Eagan
Charleen McMillan
Terry Parker
Staff . . . . . . ..... .. . . .... ..... Pat Connor, Sallie
Cunningham, Geri Ghiz,
Andie Kawa, Sheryle
Oliver, Sue Scalpone,
Suzanne Wing, Elizabeth
Yahn.
Senior Portraits by Doug Kilgour
The staff would like to express its sincere gratitude to Mr.
Andrew Castle of Castle's, Inc. for his generous help with
photography.
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have contributed not only to our yearbook but also to the comfort and convenience
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United Scientific Company, 200 North Jefferson Street, Chicago 6, Illinois
H. A. Clarno Company, 5540 Alhambra Avenue, Los Angeles 32, California
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