Josephinum High School - Blue Horizons Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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RIEBANDT, being publicized by her press agent, MARILYN HOEFLICH Another prominent novel of the year, WThe Hhy's and Wherefor's of Bachlerhood' written by IRENE GROCHOWSKI, in collaboration with NANCY KNIERIM and BETTY JACOBS was also being reviewed Some awards which were given out were that of Wwife of the Yearn to MARILYN LUKOWICH and PAT AN IS for WMother of the Year H Along the lake front we see that COLETTE POLICH and BARBARA SURRATT have grown weary of sketching THERESA DUGO's Kentucky Derby winner, 'Hay seed W IDRRAIN CZUB and ELEANOR MINDY, as the first women nrospectors of Death Valley are explaining to passerbys the harsh aspects of At the information desk, SOPHIE GORSKI, the head of the information bureau of the Fair, tells us that DORIS PANUNCIALMAN is still in college using up her scholarships, while working MAUREEN MAHER business, and the President So ends our part time in Ward's bargain basement is a success with Bill in the embalming JOAN KARBAN has recently been appointed by to the Atomic Energy Co mission eventful day at the Fair 63532 desert life.

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the home front, however, special mention should be given to ELAINE SCHULTZ as the inventor of the sunless bleacher seats in Wrigley Field The lake front provided an excellent op pcrtunity for MARY LOU SINCLAIR to demonstrate her swimmlng ability The baby sitting service of the Fair is conducted by BETTY ANN SESKO, who The American BETH HOLTHAUS, pequeno ninos offers cut rates to former classmates Teachers Association is represented by ELIZA who has devoted her life to instructing the ELAINE KURPIEWSKI has recently been ap pointed as head librarian of the Library of Congress. The tireless efforts of teachers ln the primary schools has been d mcnstrated by FRANCES DUNANAY, whose hair has turned com- pletely silver from teaching her angelic' children An in spiring lecture on 'How the Human Race Has Gone to the Dogs was given by the outstanding mission lecturer, JOANNE BARUD with illustrations by her traveling aide and companion, ANNA MARIE ZITELLA Some prominent personages attending the Fair are STEPHANIE HOFFMAN, the Secretary of the Treasury in Hashington, accom- panied by two of her life long friends, the President of the First National Bank, VIRGINIA YUCIUS and ARLENE LISAK, edi tor cf the Chicago Tribune The Ace Collector for the Dept of Internal Revenue, MARY PARIS, also is enjoying the Fair As we strolled further down drawn to a girl standing on a the theatre It proved tc be tor, SHIRLEY LEWANDOWSKI, who the midway, our attention was colorful soap box in front of none other than our great ora attempted to sell the crowd on the idea of MAGDALENE GAPINSKI's concert accordianists's school On the entering the theatre we find that JO BUTERA, JOANNE HASIX, and ARLENE GIBSON are thrilling the crowd with their unique style of yodellng As we followed the crowd, we see that MARY ANN KABELAS has been successful in her attempts to bring the Charleston back to American music In a room off the center of attraction, RITA DIMARIA is giving piano les sons to Al Morgan, while GENEVIEVE WASIK, Milton Berle's girl Friday, is copying down the jokes of passerbys Next on the agenda, we were enthralled by the vivid impersona tions of Sarah Bernhardt enacted by JERRY DAGH, while BAR BARA PLUCINSKI AND DOLORES NIEBUR did their version of the can can The full length dramatic production, 'Gracie Goes Dizzy' stars the distance we hear to played by the n passing the best seller 'Men famous commedienne, GRACE MATELSKI In the the melodious strains of the Hockey Concer famous piano virtuoss JOAN BROCKMEYER literary display we see that the famous Are My Hobby , written by Miss CONSTANCE . - e - e an ll ll . - 1 I , - il e - Q e e e - , Q e e e Q e - Q ' e e - e Q

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