Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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enthusiastic and overjoyed when they win the chance of belonging to this Club. Here are some of the comments from the girls themselves: Being a Receptionist is certainly helpful in developing poise and self-assurance. When- ever I wear a hat I feel tops, says ALINA STEFANEK. From IOAN GRAF we hear: The knowl- edge that l am now a Receptionist helps me greatly in attaining poise and confidence which I will certainly need in the business world. AURALIA RANKE, PEGGY I-IICKS, DON- NA TAMMEN, and others agree that There is no other club in the world that we are prouder to belong to, MARY MARSHALL readily admits: I think the Receptionists do an excellent job in escort- ing visitors around our school. The students who are in the Club work hard to make it successful and to keep up with its high stand- ing. MARY LOU LUEBBING says: It's the type of club every girl needs - gives you confi- dence in yourself and your school, and is really alot of fun. During the spring term of school this year we had some new members Call 4 B'sJ. Let's quote their opinions: 'll wanted to belong to the Receptionists because I think it is an honor to belong to the Club made up of girls who excel in posture and personality, with a HG average in their studies. I am proud to be a member, was CONCETTA CURATOLOS opinion. From IARMILA SUDA we hear: I think joining the Receptionists is the best opportunity I can experience because I enjoy meeting people, and I know that this is one of the Re- ceptionists' duties. l consider it an honor to be a member of this Club. Since the Receptionist Club is the one club of its kind at Iones, I think it is quite an honor to be in it. It's also nice to know how you rate among the teachers, so if you are selected, you know you have personality, good posture, and that your grades are good. This is BETTY ALTEMEIEITS opinion. PAT KOZLOWSKI said, 'XI am delighted to be chosen as a Receptionist because I think the Club is a wonderful organization and pro- vides many opportunities for its members. I could tell you what many members say about this Receptionists' Club at Iones, but what of the person who has organized this wonderful organization - yes - I mean MISS FOLEY, who is a sparkling example to the girls. It's through her guidance that the Club has flourished and gained the reputation as one of the best organizations of its type in the city. Miss Foley is always well-groomed and smiles to let you know that she knows that you exist. Let's give a hand to Miss Foley and her Receptionists. A salute to their integrity is well earned by these girls. Patriotic Receptionists: I. Hen- Strolling Receptionists: lean Henricks and Ioan Graf Receptionist and Co-Editor l'lCkS, Caldwell. M. L. Lueb- Iones Reporter, 2nd ge bing. M. Sims. I. Maitland. Relaxing Receptionists: Mary Marshall and Helen mester: Mary Lou Lueb M. Marshall Petersen bing 4235

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SWIMMING CLUB Marge Sumerdon, Ioan Koscielniak, Helen Scott, Patricia Ward, Sharon Schultz, Dolores Kramer, Marjorie Radas. Marlene Lester. Marge Knap- erek. Miss Gorman and the team admire Marge Sumerdon's perfect Swan Dive. Row 1: Helen Scott, Marlene Lester. Marjorie Radas, Sharon Schultz. Dolores Kramer Row 2: M a r gi e Knaperek. Ioan Koscielniak, Marge Sumerdon, Patricia Ward. 425D