Mundelein Cathedral High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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IN THE BREADTH OF THE YEAR Page 44 While the beautiful words of "Oh Mary We Crown Relaxing with music after a cozy meal at the Nor- Thee" fill the Cathedral, Mary Ann Mazzarella takes mandy House Restaurant, the seniors dance by fire the jewel-studded crown she will place on Our Lady's head from Gerry Quigley, while attendant Iudy Mc- Lelland looks on. and candlelight on the night of their first class dinner dance in quaintly decorated surroundings. "That Enchanted Evening" finds happy pair Dianne Pierce and Burt Peterson off to a glorious night of dancing and fun at the most important event on the senior social calendar, the prom. Gliding gracefully and rhythmically over a gleam- ing hard-wood floor, the students enjoy their whirling night on wheels as they pack Riverview Park for the annual Roller Skating Party. Listening attentively and getting some professional advice on grooming from hair stylist, Herman Lasin- ski, the junior and senior girls enjoy the "Hair Clinic," just one of a series of lectures throughout the year sponsored by the Student Council.

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CATHEDRAL CAR NIVAL 19" , is me Peddling her wares while roaming the auditorium is lane Bezak puzzling all with her grisly disguise. "Here ye, Here ye, come one, come all, two cents a try or three tries for five cents, everyone wins a prize," shouts Marie Beckman. Prospective winners are Dick Bozek, Charles Ftadoha, Maryann Serino, Bea McGovern and Philomena Martinka. Gaining entrance to the bad lands are Eleanor Zabiaka and Ronald Gozdecki as they fight off Burt Peterson before the Cathedral Carnival opened. All perked up in circusdom finery is Pat Winger! as she extracts pennies from all in trade for multi-colored masks. Balloons, beanbags, bubble gum, and bakery goods were all part of the Ca- thedral Carnival which was a sparkling success in promoting student relation- ship. Profits from the huge party day went to the Athletic Department, which was able to provide new uniforms and equipment for both football and basket- ball teams. Page 43

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HOLIDAY HAPPINESS -sail '-fu ""'mf'-0-fN...,,M X Hanging tinsel cmd bright colored balls, senior dec- Coniiding his innermost desires to the "nice man in orators Shelia Wilson, Ronald Scarpaci, Tony Castel- the white beard", a tiny tot receives one ot those secret vecchi and Ierry Bobrowski put the finishing touches desires from his "senior big brother" at the annual ot gloss on their evergreen friend. TiI1Y TOVS ChfiSTmCfS PUFTY- With happiness shining in their eyes and the joy of a wonderful day glowing in their faces, the first and second graders of Holy Name Cathedral Gram- mar Scrhool trolic happily with their toys and eat heartily of candy, ice cream and cookies while the seniors look on delightedly. Bringing the Wisemen to the Cathedral, Dianne Pierce, Maryann Serino, Kay Keating, Mary Ann Maz- zarella and Marie Beckman, help usher in the feast of the Epiphany. Page 45