Academy of Notre Dame - Memories Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Seniors MOLLYANN WEIRAUCH ... St. Peter ' s Cathédral; CSMC; PCMI; Science Fair Entry 2; Glee Club 34; Band 1234, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1234; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. CAROLYN WIENHOFF . . . Our Lady Queen of Peace; CSMC, Représentative 4; PCMI; Mary ' s Helper 1; Fighting 69th 4; Science Fair Entry 2, 2nd place; G.A.A. 1234. MARIANNE WINTER ... St. Henry; CSMC; Représentative 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Paladin; PCMI; Mary ' s Helper 1; Student Council 2; Class President 1; Fighting 69th 4; Honor Roll 123; Read-A- Wee Staff 34; Science Fair Entry 2, 2nd place; G.A.A. 1234; Rosary Day 2; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. GAIL WISNIEWSKI . . . Scott AFB Chapel; Transferred from Langhonne, Pennsylvania 2; CSMC; PCMI, Représentative 3; Student Council 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Fighting 69th 4; Honor Roll 2; Science Fair Entry 2, 2nd place; N.D.A. Teachers ' Aid 3; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. CAROL WITTLICH ... St. Augus¬ tine of Canterbury; CSMC; PCMI; Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Fighting 69th 4; Library Guild 23; G.A.A. 1234; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. JUDY WITTLICH ... St. Mary; CSMC; PCMI; Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 4; Read-A-Wee Staff 234, Page Editor 4; Library Guild 3; G.A.A. 1234, Représentative 2; Varsity 1; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. JUDY WOTTOWA ... St. Peter ' s Cathédral; CSMC; PCMI; N.D.A. Teachers ' Aid 4; Rosary Club 4; G.A.A. 1234. MAUREEN ZAGANELLI . . . Ss. Peter Paul; CSMC, Représentative 134, Council 4, Paladin; PCMI; School Play 4; May Day Représentative 23. SYLVIA ZESZUTEK . . .St. Adalbert; CSMC; Représentative 3; Council 3, Paladin; PCMI; Youth Incorporated 1234; Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Class President 2; Honor Roll 12; Library Guild 1; Science Fair Entry 2, 3rd place; Glee Club 23; Music Récital 12 ; G.A.A. 1234; Rosary Day 12, Member of the National Latin Honor Society. LYNN SCOTT ... St. Peter ' s Cathé¬ dral; Transferred from Novato High School 4; CSMC. MARIANNE WINTER GAIL WISNIEWSKI CAROL JEAN WITTLICH JUDY WITTLICH JUDY WOTTOWA MAUREEN ZAGANELLI SYLVIA ZESZUTEK LYNN SCOTT

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MARY JO THEIS EILEEN THOMAS CATHIE TYL VIRGINIA VALERIUS MARY JO THEIS ... St. Peter ' s Cathédral; CSMC; PCMI; G.A.A. 234. EILEEN THOMAS ... St. Peter ' s Cathédral; CSMC; PCMI; Représentative 3; Student Council 2; Fighting 69th 4; Honor Roll 2; G.A.A. 1234; May Day Représentative 2; Rosary Day 13. CATHIE TYL . . . Blessed Sacrament; Sodality 1234; Prefect 4; CSMC, Repré¬ sentative 3, Council 14, Paladin; PCMI; Mary ' s Helper 1; Student Council 12; Honor Roll 123; Read-A-Wee Staff 34; Advertising Manager 4; CSPA 34; Science Fair Entry 2; G.A.A. 1234; Mission Queen Candidate 4; May Queen 4; Rosary Day 1234; Rosary Club 34. VIRGINIA LEE VALERIUS ... St. Mary; CSMC; PCMI; Fighting 69th 4; Science Fair Entry 2, lst place; Glee Club 234; Music Récital 1234; Accompanist 1234; G AA 1234. JUDY VAN DAN ELZEN . . . St. Joseph; Sodality 1234; CSMC; Représentative 2, Council 234, Paladin; PCMI; Class Treasurer 2; Read-A-Wee Staff 34, Page Ed- itor 4; Library Guild 1234, Treasurer 3, President 4;G.A.A. 1234; Rosary Day 1234; Rosary Club 2. SHARON VISINTINE ... St. Philip; CSMC; PCMI; Mary ' s Helper 1; Class President 1; Read-A- Wee Staff 234; Library Guild 234, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1234; Mission Queen Candidate 2. KATHY VOELLINGER ... St. Mary; CSMC; PCMI; Student Council 34, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 23; Current Events Award, 2nd Place, 1; G.A.A. 1234; Mary ND Candidate 3; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. JANET KAY WALKER . . . St. Henry; CSMC, Représentative 1,2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Paladin; PCMI; Read-A-Wee Staff 4; Band 1234, Library Guild 2; G.A.A. 1234; Mary ND Candidate 3; May Day Représentative 1; St. Ixrnis U. High Représentative 4; Member of the National Latin Honor Society. JUDY WALL ... St. Stephen ' s; CSMC; PCMI; Class Sec- r. l ary 1; Science Fair Entry 2, 2nd place. Senior trigonometry students prove that science and math go hand in hand as they calculate the distance of A and B from the moon. 26

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Looking Back A rare Senior privilège--when Senator Kennedy passed through Belleville on his campaign tour, eager and enthusiastic Seniors gathered at the Square to hear his dynamic speech. Our slogan, Lf we were 21, we ' d vote for Kennedy! caught the Senator ' s eye and rewarded the banner bearers with a presidential smile. over my last wonderful year at Notre Dame, I remember many things-- meeting the freshman who was to be my little sister”; the excitement of actually seeing Senator John Ken¬ nedy at the Square (I knew he’d be our next president); get- ting my long-awaited class ring. Oh, yes, I ' il never forget my date with Dad” at the Father-Daughter Banquet, and the beautiful corsage of pink carnations he gave me. The end of the year brought the Junior-Senior Dance, and before I could catch my breath, exams were here. Then came my time alone with God, my last retreat as a high school student. Somewhere in the whirlwind of the next months were sand- wiched, besides the usual classes, Field Day, the New York trip, applications for job and college, the Junior-Senior Party, rehearsal for Graduation, the Senior Prom, and finally, Grad¬ uation Day. But the best part of my memories--the part IT1 cherish when spécifie events and definite dates hâve been forgotten--is the spirit at Notre Dame: the wonderful teachers and the lively catechists, the campus through the changing seasons, the tranquil chapel, ail the friends I ' ve made in every class. Ail four of my years at Notre Dame hâve been filled with priceless memories, but looking back, 1 11 remem¬ ber my Senior year most fondly. With God ' s blessing, the graduâtes of ' 61 le ave Notre Dame well prepared to face opportunities unlimited in ail walks of life. The Seniors surprised the faculty with a spur-of-the-moment Halloween party in the gym, complété with costumes, refresh- ments, and games. 28