Madonna High School - Madonnary Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

-1 E a s I -f w I A R5 , - N ' K, k -- x ,., ,, Q A A . s ,N L L- , A - - A M f i I 'lf , , - - ' ,f -P 5 . . -., l X V f . X ' Q , ' .A , fx . 1 .N ci xxx, ' . A Q - A ff' Y d' 4 ' f f I - , A B - ,fz Y 5 x 'f ' ' A V ' . -, X ' J' X x' x 'W i t , F 4 , , ' .. , 05,1 N , Rv! - 1 fx . X' Lg VN . ' I : 5 ' K ' fl ' X .- -. ,t - Xx 2 V , ' V Rf' . Q'- - 'V xx X 1 1 i A . f T9 1 ' , X N1-B Cf X-25 1' i Ail - - f 'A 3 f' :tj A F' 1 -. - ' . ., Q 4- ,A Q . x '-if K .Y A ' , 4 L- ,X . -. - -' g W 'V X, x .. . 5 - , , . N . f , f K . . 4 L f ' X ' fs' . x L f X ' XX ki , L , x Athlx xrmns cjfflL1.0f thc Nuperlntunlgm of Puhllg lnstruuum Nprlngflcld lllmms North fultrnl Assuu H1011 of follggu md Suurul Lrx Nnhuols lhcmc fxdllllllhll' mon Sgnlors umors Sophomoru Iruhmgn C lissu Actnmus I mms Pxrruns 011 fQlfL fi P154 5 7 L 1 C! School Q ,. A A S ' '. 1 ' IU ' ZH xl A H .N 5 'U I ' '6 fa - fm ' A ' 26 f 1 Q 116 L 28 il jim Wadonnafg - 7960 MADONNA HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO - - - ILLINOIS 4 s X S S .V .L ,g , I WWW . f , A X. K 5 + 5 5. S3 ' up '..a .N g9 i xi A Q L A va n 1 y 4 ' i Qigf E -v2r,n,3 1 E uf -4'...,x5,f Allllann I' .Q-Muvnwfw.,-.,-mg, 14 iq ffv-27 L.,-41+-QQ. 2 4 N 5 1 M , V ,. ' -.b1, , j ' -f 5 E , f: 'I W 1 , - ' , . Q.-.4 madonna wid id ur SAOO! A school means more than just four walls. lt is a home which nourishes hungry minds, starving for education. It is an institution, imparting knowledge and wisdom to its students. It is a fortress against the forces of propaganda and indifferentism. It is a mother, full of sacrifice and devotion, teaching love just by her presence. It is a beacon, making light a path beset by ignorance and instability. It is the guiding hand - firmly holding, gently leading, always assuring if eu' Lauri! gr-a 4,1 fz 1 it yvfrt' a llll 0,11 flll Ill iff' UIOI f just as an earthly mon treh helongs to my tl frm ly h knowledge of the extent of his kingdom and possesses the necesslry qual1t1es of a good leader so too the graduxte must be fully pro vlded Wlth the requlrements that yylll make her an honor try ruler Through S3IlCIlfylf1g eruee she ls made the ehlld of the Mon ireh of the Kingdom of he lyen roy tl hlood floyys ln her yelns 15 she lb nourished at the EuCh'1rxst1e t xhle sou tl poise IS determined through her portrayal of a vlrtuous lnfe pletlon of her Senior ye lr she grlsps the seeptre md vylth eonfldenee looks toward the goll yyhneh she lsplres .ns .tn lllIlITldIL end for her happiness The sCeptre lllllllllqh not tn external ohyeet denoting authority and studded yy nth lewelry IS the grndu ite s sole possesslon It symbolizes the 1'ellgl0ll5 and seeullr knowledge wh1eh must noyy become a reality m tts fullest me tsure It eneompfisses the lpproieh of adulthood with all lts responslhllxtles 1n hequesthlng eenturles of great Cathollc learnmg to others As she holds the seeptre securely IH her hand yuth full deter mmatlon to serve God md to ple tse Hum she steps forward to embraCe her kingdom yslth lenoyyledge ln her mind loye IU her heart and Mary m her thoughts vxords 1nd deeds J . , 1 . 1 fl ' I - . f f f f I 1 1 ' ff t - . . I 1' 2 ' ' K t il rc 2 1 i ', ns A' I 'I 1 Q ' k 1 3 J A'h2 .v ' ' A a N , , 1 2 1 A y - A x ' r V' A L A 2 Y A . ' Y' y 2 - s f , N ' A 2 s . A2 Y A 2 V2 Y ' . v AA ' 2 A I ' Cognizant of the fact that she must proceed onward at the com- - I xl q A' 1 il' K' A ' 'A A 2 7. ' l A ' A 2 7 - ' ' 1 Zn' V g 1 5' 1 ' 1 A g A ' . 1, 1 t t x 1 z ' ' 1' ' A Y, ' Z 2 ' r - -' I ' ' ' - 1 A. ' . 1 1 ' . . ' ' A l ' A V ' 1 Y. A 2 A1 ' x I y ' A A Y h fgv Q15 Q l His Eminence Cardinal Albert Gregory Meyer Knowledge united to virtue. and both informed or vivified by grace, represents mans true endeavor, gives direction, responsibility, and n sense of mission in lIliCfOVV1ll'LlSIU21l'1vS true goalf' Puue N , 7 IJ , VZ: K ' A His Holiness Pope john XXIII Angelo Giuseppe Ronealli XY'e cannot help turning our pnrernnl spirit in a special way to young people: we embrace them with ii warm love and remind them that, in them, the Church rests great hopes for the yeurs to come, he 24: x Q i IT. g. 4 z.: 3 , if Al Cardinal Albert Gregory Meyer blesses the crucifix in the library during the school dedication ceremonies. 5 I LL' Sister Mary Hugoline Principal Que 147 Mother Mary Beatrice Slfperiw' Geilkfzlf nf 1190 1:1':l7ZL'f.fL'zl?1 Si,rler.s' of Bfeuerf K ll1lL'.QlHZfI'cl l just as a small child must learn to walk. cling- ing helplessly to the sturdy hands of his parents. so. too, the Madonnians must need competent hands to guide them as they take their first un- steady steps in life. Fully conscious of her position and the im- portance of her responsibilities, our principal. Sister Mary Hugoline. performs this task with an assurance and reliability. so characteristic of her temperament. Possessing the virtues of patience. understanding and wisdom, uniquely blended with the qualities of scholarly intelligence. human friendliness. and vigorous humor, she retains a fairyland magic which instantly permeates all those who surround her. ln her roles as teacher. parent. and director. she advises us in our problems. listens to our complaints. copes with our failures. and rejoices in our achievements with a personal inter- est. genuinely appreciated by the faculty and the student body. And so we can see it is only through the firm but gentle hands of our dear principal. Sister Mary Hugoline. that it is possible for Madonnians to convert those unsteady steps of immaturity to the more stable steps of young adulthood. f X1ISSIlIXXIiNl,IiKNIfR Sociology, l . N. Ilist-.rx Social l.ix ink Pace I I 6LClfL f SISTER N1-XRY CRIiSlIIiNlfIA. Assistant Principal Latin I, II: Algebra '55-an, SISTER NIXRY Xl.IlIiR'I'fX. Superior SISTER NINRW Xl.ACUQl'If Practical Xlalh. Xlgehm Iilntllinyi I, II, Ill: Home Nursing wer .Aa Q-xl --fs i .211 SISTER NI XRS -XLYIIRNI-X SISTER MARY .XNTONI-KN-X Biology General Science I fi.rv'4fl AD-A 'Q-..-M. 5IS'IiIfIy XIXIIN III'.NIIiNX SI'i'I'I Ii NIXIKI I'IIKRI'I X5 I.atin I. II Reliilion IX. I-.inllish lll ii , , I 1 IJ!-QLL 'DJJ Q' 4317 ffgmg' I ' r r 7h U M' ll L LJ u U WN' I N 'V A jf 'M , it Vi , ., 1 L . 'Mi AP 5 ,l I fl 'J ' Tri? NIISS Rl I'H 'I'. CII.-'KRIIILUN SISTER NI,-XRY CIIRISTIN Religion I, English II Religion I, English I ' ' NIISS BERNAIJETTE NI. COLE English I. Spanish I SISTER MARY DOROTHY Religion II, Spanish I. II, Ilrama 1 ! SISTIQR NI XRY IIULURUSX Rcliiliun II. Ifrcnch I. II Ihuu ll nl ff Sin!! iihc ic iiilr your presents many priihln-rm Nifur thyfhhlure, Mn' ucrirc Collcrnri, Barham Vllwjiik. I -,lfkrlu c Sranfy Iisrcn willingly ro thc sound .ul- ' t cd b'1g'?Eisrer Mary M.1ri5rella, the siliml J Er I gag V, LIKJHSSIO , A A in 1 , i ' , ff' Si ter Mliry Maxemia, chairman of the rcsririlu V fl pfmgra , ekplams the requirements, turilirics, .md Akiva gas of many colleges ro Marilyn Ruhualski .md Nan y Kramarczyk, rm: wllcgc-bound scniim. waxy.-Q v ' l.-5 - ' WW L- T'-7 SISTER X1 XRN I-,Nl HPR T FIST!-R N1 XRY Iil'PlIl-NIIX XIISS PXTRICI-X llXI.I.IlSXN Studx Rulixiiwun l. f'i.xn1r Xllchrn Siercr Mary I?LlPhUI'I1i.i. pi.mu instruct-fr, .md Didnc Kmlmki ,uc plc.ucJ uirh Dwmrhy Ciullnmm x guwruuplmalmnucnt. B.nI1cr Daman. g' or it :n I x, V. K AE, .XX :Hurry-x m rim Iwwqx .mm Xurm ru Qmwx. XINTLT Nh , 1135...-x WITLTX lllllxf-.L Jtxm. rx ID' 74 thx fxxwrmck ,mn .Mzrir Cfffdrul., wdu' liulcn flwf.A1af'xLx. -Mrlcr IR-fI.1rL'. IS.1rlmf,1 KJIIIINRI. ,mi KATL-11 fslmxiph. QA ' HQ VALL' 1 S f ff- SISTIQR Nl XRX IGN XTIVS lfmmds, Drix intl Iiducatiwn im, 'Gm 'Wi 'S 0- ff' 1 'lS'l'liR NIXRN IxINiLNI','I l'X Rclizil-n Ill. Office I'r.1rticu. Sh..rlh.md II X ig: 'E-r' NIRN XIRHINIX kl IX Pm nm! I' duc.u1f.n I I I I SISTER Nl.-XRY LUCRETIA SISTER NI.-XRY NIARINISLI.,-X SISTER Nlusic Appreciation, Glue Club Religion III. Engligli II. Ill Iinilish SISTER NI-KRY NIAXENKII-X NIISS FRANCES NI. NI.-XZURIQK Librarian Gcumctry. Advanced Algebra Trigonometry 'W' NIARY MARIS III IY. Guidance. fuunse 0 W'W vi XIISS ROSENIARY REG-KN English IY NIRS. W.-XNIJ.-X ROZXIAREK Polish I, II 'Yi' Hwpinu for the Init ,mix prism tor an crmrlux papu thcsc eager typisti .nxiiir Sntu Nlgrx Txburua s Lnal my In in .1 tixc-minute Speed rex: Page I 4 A I11 Pwr p11x1r111r1 .1N NL'kf'L'I.lY'y 111 1114--11111L'. Xin, in-r.1I.i111u Nl.ll'UIf.l urfrrx X.llLI.lh1L' wrxuc 111 the U-1111110111111 11? hw r1:-11-mx 11.1111 pr-1A::r.1111 111 uurk. g , X i SlS'I'l-ik XIXRX SPUNS-X 1111111 ll, Sl141r1h1111d l. 11111112 Il Nr! NTFR Xl XR! SICK Xlffllxl X .IT 131' XIINS .IUXNNIQ SZL'lx XI.l,X SIS1 R-.R NI XRY TXRIIISIA llcm-r.1l iumncc. Hiulfugx Ruligiun Ill. flencrul Science ffhvmistrx -2.41314 rr.. . V az.. .. -an . M sf w. ,,v mi KII1-:r111str1 SISTER Nl XRY 'IW Bl RCI! 1. ,. NIWIFIQ NI XRY 'l'HFRIzSIi 'IR1-1112 I. Hfwkkfqwing miter Mary IXIYUJDQIIA pauws by Dwlurcrs l P 5- HNW1 wufld HMHYN Ziclimki 111 Aumdc har IU rhc pmpcr uw .1111 lima r111111ipul.1111111 111 :hc L11r11p111n1crL'r. 3 'W 1 x I X4 , E 8 mah 1 1 'ag , 5, , 4 -5 fw J? +3 221.1 ff X fx f Kfmyy V if 6 1' Q 3-'M Q .1-1 .1... .L Somewhere in the midst of Madonna High School, invisible to the eye, there lies a great pulsing golden heart which began to beat several years ago when Madonna was first born. Throughout the years it has been kept in existence because of the Madonnian spirit. Every Madon- nian has become in some way a part of that heart. It has become greater because of the wonderful and complex individuality of those who have given it life. Its golden quality has become richer through an increase of knowledge in the formation of characterg through the satisfaction of achievement and the warmth of friendships. lts beat has quickened in expressions of joy and in the silence of sadnessg in rapturous laughter and in the tears of parting. Each year as a class graduates. each individual leaves at Madonna the most precious of all gifts-a portion of her own heart. Each vear a new class enters to become aware of the riches it has inherited. and takes upon itself the obligation to preserve and increase those riches. And so that heart continues to grow greater, richer and fuller. lt con- tinues to beat as a symbol of greatness of the individuals who gave it its existence. The Madonnians will always. in heart and in action, be part of Madonna High School. Simfmf 0UQl lfUfVLQlfLf The otiicers of the Student Gov- ernment proudly display the em- blem of the Student Council. They are judith Rog, vice president: Marilyn Moskal, presidentl Del- phine Zierkiexxicz, secretary: and Carol Neunold, treasurer. Ae eJQ49A85f of ibiafincfion id eruice fo Ofdem There must exist in every well-organized school a link which forms the co-operative union between the faculty and the student body. This union is competently maintained by the zeal and leadership of the Madonnians in the Student Council. Consisting of National Honor Society members. division officers, and homeroom presidents, the Council successfully enforces the rules and regulations of the school and promotes a proper attitude in all its activities. Through the guiding hands of the school government, harmonious relationships are upheld between teacher and student, assuring both a true democratic school society. Members of the Student Government, comprised of division officers and honorary freshmen hall guards, assist the faculty in the promotion of the proper observance of school regulations. Front wuz' Barbara jo Warzel, Regina Zierkiewicz, and Barbara Werderitsch. plliddle mu: Barbara Garda, Diane Karnicki, Mary Sutor, Katherine Novak, Christine Formell, Jacqueline Matula, Marianne Dvvorak, and Marlene Szymanski. Top mu: Constance Permoda, Mary Fronczalc, Marcia Banas, Judith lnnocenti, Nancy La Scola. Barbara Zdon, Linda Matview, Marilyn Paczkiewicz, and Margaret Berdzar. PRESIDENT CAROL NEUHOLD St Hedwig Glee Club 23 Mu Alpha Theta 34 Math Club Officer 4 Third Order 3 4 Clarion Staff34 SDS 34 SDS Offi cer 3 Student Government 3 4 Student Government Officer 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Division Officer 3 4 C YO Volleyball 1 2 3 4 AMBITION Hzgber Education SECRETARY MARLENE SZYMANSKI St Hyacinth Sodalxty 12 3 4 Mission 1 Glee Club 23 Crsca 23 SDS 23 Math Club 3 4 Division Officer 2 4 Class Officer 3 Student Government 4 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Hzgber Education VICE PRESIDENT JACQUELINE MATULA St Hyacinth Sodalrty 12 34 Red Cross 12 Math Club 3 4 Class Officer 2 Division Offi cer 3 4 Clarion Staff 3 4 Art 2 3 4 AMBITION Higher Education CAM M1960 TREASURER MARIANNE DWORAK St Francis of Assisi Order 234 Third Order Oflicer 4 SDS 234 SDS Officer 3 C1sca12 Math Club 34 Science Club 3 Class Officer 3 Division Officer 4 Student Government 4 National Forensic League Officer 4 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Higher Education Page 20 ff K, ' ,:' 4 - ,Z ,Z s,- ,Q u ,Q 1 1 ,Q ,g...,g... - z ,L . aa. 9 ,I ,S--- ,,,- ,J ,L . i 3 v 9 3 National Forensic League l,2,3,4g Third ' ,,: Q 9 ' . r ...,,g...' g ,g -' 3.1. 1 3 - 3. , 5 . .hy X, . ' ,L mx N I , L In EY . xl 1 , V ,B 15. DOROTHY ADAMSKI St Pancratxus AMBITION Homemaker BONITA BAJERSKI Our Lady of Grace Sodal1ty1234 Math Club 34 SDS 2 3 4 Class Officer 5 4 Clarlon StaE 3 4 Mxssnon 1 AMBITION Higher Educatzon 641,44 of 1960 KM' BARBARA ANCHOR St Wlllxam Drama 2 3 Llbrary 1 2 AMBITION Secretary CONSTANCE AUGUSTYN St Stamslaus Brshop and Martyr Catholnc lnterracral Club 2 Glee Club 2 AMBITION Prwate Secretary The semor as she stands on the crossroads of her terminated character IS noble her personallty abounds m warmth and her vlrtues comprlse the rnner beauty of her soul Enrnched wxth knowledge based on Chrrstlan prnncrples she rs recogmzed by the lower classmen as a finrshed product of admlratxon as a combrnatlon of W1t and sentxmentallty and as a fortlficatnon for the acceptance of all I'6SpOIlSlbll1IlCS Lnfe to the departmg senior IS looked upon sernously She ns fully prepared to make her debut mto the world and IS now embracmg the future wnth her hands confidently placed xnto the Hands of the Master She reallzes that she IS a full pledged cm zen of heaven whose governxng hands must collaborate wrth the work God entrusted to her nn followmg a specific vocatnon Page 21 lx 3 V' ' . , 5 ' , - ' Q ' . . , . 5 high school life, is a polished figure of a young woman. Her 7 7 ' , , , 2 y , L - - . ' ' ' ' ' ' , , , L , 9 , 9 ' ' ' .4 ' ' . . , . . . . . , . Y . . , . . v , . 641,55 of 1960 ARLENE BAKER Sr Sramslaus Brshop and Martyr Drama 3 Class Oiiicer 4 AMBITIOIN Nurre JOAN BON CZKOWSKI Annuncnauon AMBITIOIN Azrlme Szeu arderr s,,.r-.arf MARGARET BANACH St John Berchman Thrrd Order I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 MARY LOUISE BONO Sr Wrllram AMBITION Homemaker PATRICIA BIALCZAK St I-Iedwrg Catholxc Interracial Club 2 Class Officer 1 Red Cross 3 Glee Club 2 AMBITION Secretary 1 phi' Lb JUDITH BRANDT St john Berchman Soclalxty 12 3 4 Lrbrary 1 Math Club 3 Clarlon Staff 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Art 2 3 4 AMBITION Teacher fill A I ZX 1 . , Q 2 Q - '1 , . ' I . I ' 1 4 x a a a a 7 1 4' w, 3 I . 3 Ll! r Q, LQIL' -' AMBITION: Higher Educatzon V' tlf 5 . Y. if, ,YM-I C. 'V ' u , , , 9 ' 9 Z , Q , , S , , - .M A N, I -fl , V1 ' ' r X ,Q MARGUERITE BRUSKO Our Lady of Grace Sodalit 17' Athletic Club 43 C.Y.O. Y a-, Volleyball 4. AMBITION: Higher Education NANCY CIOSEK St. Ladislaus Sodality 1,2,5,4g Science Club 1,2,3,4g Sodality Othcer 21 Science Club Olhcer ,ig Library Club 1,Z,3,4g Library Club Of- ticer 2,53 Class Othcer 3g Glee Club Z,3. flAlBlTlON.' Teacher Page 23 PAULETTE BUSCEMI St. Bartholomew Sodality 1,2,3g Drama 2,3,-4g National Forensic League 2,3,4g National Forensic League OHicer 43 Red Cross 1,23 Class Officer 2g Clarion Staff 3. AMBITION: Homemaker ., li CAROL Cfcm of 7960 Maternity B.V.M. Class Officer lg Red Cross 15 Glee Club 25. AMBITION: Homemaker Five contestants in the series of patriotic declamations are prepared to deliver their speeches over the Public Address System. They are Sandra Mentus, Patricia Niecikowski, Lois Zyks, jo Anne Henner and Judith Rog. UM M1960 MARGARET COLLERAN ELAINE CZEKAJ St. john Bosco Catholic Interracial Club 23 Red Cross 3, AMBITION: Homemaker Maternity B.V.M. Drama 3. AMBITION: Teacher 'C ala Page 24 ,S PATRICIA CZUBERNAT St. Ladislaus Athletic Club 4g Catholic Interracial Club 2g C.Y.O. Volleyball 25,43 Red Cross 4. AMBITION: Interior Decorator xi I, . a ll. CARMELLA DEBENEDETTO Our Lady of the Angels Glee Club 2g Red Cross lg Catholic In- terracial Club Z. AMBITIONJ Receptionirt Margaret Brusko and Dolores Stanczykiewicz transfer their techniques learned in Orhce Practice class to profitable use in the school otiice. DIANE DEF Matermty B V M Glee Club 2 J Cathollc Interracial Club 7 Red Crossl SDS 17 AMBITIOIN Execum e Secretary S-.W MAUREEN DEHLINGER St John Berchman Lxbrary 12 Drama 2 3 AMBITION Azrlzne Steuardeu MARY JUNE DEVINE St Prrscrlla AMBITIOIN Teacher KATHLEEN DIOGUARDI St Prxscllla Drama 3 AMBITION Secretarg Page 25 Cana 0 7960 DOROTHY DEINZER Matermry B V M AMBITION Secretary ANNETTE DOBRICK St Mary of the Angels Glee Club 7 3 Red Cross 3 AMBITIOIN Pmate Secretarj VN xg A uk, ' , fri E fx, fl '11 ,jj -D , E. y R ,X Judd of f 960 PATRICIA DOMBKOWSKI Sr Stamslaus Bxshop and Martyr Arhleuc Club 4 C Y O Volleyball 1 2 5 4 AMBITION Homemaker -...ff PATRICIA FALDROWICZ St Stamslaus Blshop and Martyr AHBITION Beaufj Operator 2, MARGARET DOOLEY St Genevieve Glee Club 2 3 Red Cross 4 Catholic lmerracxal Club 24 A M BITI ON Secretary JACQUELINE LEE FEURER Marermry B V M C Y O Volleyball 2 Red Cross 3 AUBITIOIN Receptzomft Page 26 MARY LOU EGGERS St Genevreve Glee Club 4 Catholic Interracnal Club 4 AMBITION Secretary CAROL FOLGERS St Phrlomena Lrbrary Club 34 Catholic Interracral Club 4 MAdonnaRY Stalf 4 AM BITI ON Beautzmm fr Q .... li A I Q ' ' . X U ,L 9 ' ,. X A ' g l ig A ,L ' ' Q . in ' 5 . 1 l'.' ' DIANE GABRYS St Stanxslaus Bxshop and Martyr SDS 5 Math Club 34 AMBITION Higher Education MARILYN GANTZ St Stamslaus Kostka Clarlon Staff 4 Glee Club 3 4 AMBITIOIN HzgberEducal10n CORRINE GAWLINSKI St I-Iedwng Class Ollfxcer 2 Glee Club HIBITION Homemaker 7 'U'-:xr GERALDINE GORSKI St Ferdmand Catholic Interracial Club 2 4 Class Of hcer 2 Clarion Staff 4 Sclence Club 4 A XIBITIOIN lab Techmcnm CAM M1960 DIANA GARDA Maternnty B V M tertacxal Club 4 DIVISIOH Offlcer 3 Class Ofilcer 24 Student Government 4 Narxonal Forensic League 2 3 4 Na nonal Forensxc League Officer 4 MA donnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Anime Sleuafdeff Q' PHYLLIS GRACZYK St Stamslaus Bxshop and Martyr A IIBITIOIN Secretary K . 'wXf 'WM'A MC .,' - -, K 4' ' , . DJ . In-fs . D .. , I X, ., . ? if ., f , . 1 H 1 f t 5 - .IL I I .Q I .- l . EF' ' . ...U ' X 'rv , 'bf' O . 5. D. at 'xr ,cl ,. R. ZZ! M. use ... . . .. . Cfam of 1960 BEATRICE GRISHOW St Beatnce Catholic Interracial Club 4 AMBITION Regutered Nune ,...r.! DIANE GRZYBEK St I-Iyacmth AMBITI ON Secretary i DIANE GUMANOWSKI St john Berchman Red Cross 3 Glee Club 3 AMBITION Comptometrul -..-N JOANN I-IENNER St john Berchman Third Order 12 34 Mu Alpha Theta 34 SDS 12 SDS ChxcagoQueen4 Art 2 3 4 Speech 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Clarxon Staff 34 AMBITION Math Teacher Page 28 ...Z CAROLINE HORWATH Our Lady of the Angels Glee Club 2 3 4 Thxrd Order 2 3 AMBITION Secretary fl , Q . N , 'HN . . xw ll W ,,3 ,- , ,g...,g... I g .,,: .,: t ,Q ,Q ,. BARBARA HRYCYK St Sramslaus Bishop and Martyr Sodalxry 14 Speech 12 Mxssxon 3 AMBITION Pm ate Secretary S., CAROL ANN JESUIT Sr Bomface Glee Club 7 Class Office Volleyball 2 AMBITION Homemaker I C CAM M1960 X- an ROSE MARIE JACHIMOWSKI St Sramslaus Bnshop and Martyr CY O Volleyball 1 2 3 AMBITION Airline Steunrdexs PATRICIA JAKUBOWSKI Sr Hyacmrh Art 2 3 4 AMBITION Secretary E 4a,...., PAULETTE JOST Our Lady of Grace Drama 2 34 Narxonal Forenslc League 2 3 4 Sodalnty 1 7 3 4 Sodalxry Ofbcer 2 4 Class Officer 1 2 3 MISSIOH 3 Sclence Club 3 MAclonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Teacher PATRICIA KAIN Our Lady of the Angels Thlrd Order I2 3 4 Red Cross MAdonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Higher Education Page 29 1 1.x . 4, . x ' f 5 I f' V- ' sl . . . , ,. 4 ,E A H., Q 'N .fl , , - ' -g ' r g '.Y,O. f . . I . 3 , , 9 ,-,,, 9 V A 3- ,ba ,,: 1 - 'W s y ,S Cfaw of 1960 PATRICIA KANTORSKI Our Lady of Grace Sodallty 1 2 AMBITION Comptometrut JOAN KEAS St Matthew Thlrd Order 12 34 CYO Volleyball 1 2 5 4 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 Class Of ficer 3 4 sf JEANETTE KILIAN St Stamslaus Brshop and Martyr Athletic Club 4 Drama 3 AMBITIOIX Secretary X--Q. PENELOPE KNAPKIEWICZ St Genex leve A HBITIOIN Homemaker MARY ANN KIEDROWSKI St Sramslaus Bnshop and Martyr Speech l Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Sclence Club 1 2 34 Sclence Club Oflicer 4 Catholrc Interracial Club 2 4 Cathollc Interracial Club Oflicer 4 Madonna Clarion 3 4 AMBITION Teacher BARBARA KOSINSKI Our Lady of Grace Cathollc lnterraclal Club 24 Sodallty 12 4 AMBITION Burznerr ll orld , R 7 'E iff 4, VA A lf' Clam' g . . I , , X 1 , y u , U Z ' AMBITIONJ Homemaker v 2 -, ll, It . ' ,' . 7 if A ,X - A N , I V Q5-WY' BERNADINE KOWALSKI St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr AAIBITION:B1z.fi11e,r,i lluorld , i NANCY KRAMARCZYK St. Robert of Bellarmine Sodality l,2g Catholic Interracial Club 2. .-IAIBITIONJ Crumologirt G-na Cfam of 1960 CHRISTINE KRAUSE St. Hyacinth Glee Club 2. AilIBlTION,' Artountmzt X PENELOPE KUHR St. john Berchman Class Otlicer l. ,'l.llHl'IiI0,X'.' Ilfmlezmliw' ln a relaxing atmosphere of the Senior Lounge. the senior division otlicers check the rinal preparations for the prom. They are Marianne Dworak, treasurer: Carol Neuholtl, presiilentg -lacqueline Matula, rite president: and Marlene Szymanski. secretary. Page 31 MARLENE MAJKA Queen of All Saints AMBITION: Medical Doctor ROSE MARIE MANGANELLO Our Lady of the Angels Sodality l,2,3,4g Glee Club 7 3 4 AMBITION: Secretary Demonstration of the proper cleansing, of hands before rendering services to the sick rs shown by Annette Dobrick and Constance Augustyn. ,f ROSEMARY MCLAUGHLIN Maternity B V M 50d2l1ty 1 2 3 4 Sodalnty Officer 2 3 4 Catholic Interracial Club 24 Catholic Interracial Club Officer 4 Glee Club 7 3 Red Cross 1 AMBITIOIN Exeruln e Serrelari 6' JUDITH MODARO St Priscilla Catholic Interracial Club 4 AMBITION Homemaker 6 ..f- A-,f SANDRA MENTUS St Genevieve Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Math Club 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Clarion Staff 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Offi cer 1 3 Dxvnsxon Officer 2 Cxsca 1 S D S l 2 AMBITION Higher Educalzon MONICA MOLLO St Hyacinth Lathollc Interracial Club 2 4 Class Of ficer 3 Red Cross 1 Sodalnty 1 7 34 Sodalxty Officer 1 7 4 AMBITION Bufmeu Adflllflliffdlflf Page 33 KLM M1960 JUDITH MOBERLY St Genevieve S D S 1 2 Sodalnty 1 2 National Foren sic League 2 3 4 Class Officer 1 3 Clar lon Staff 4 Catholic Interracial Club 7 1 Catholic lnterracnal Club Officer 4 Crsca 7 l HBITIO N Sona! Studzer Teacher K I MARILYN MOSKAL St john Cannus Sodalxry 12 3 4 Sodalxty Officer 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 Math Club Odlicer 4 Clarion Staff 34 Nauonal Honor So cxety 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Stu dent Government Officer 4 Class Officer 7 C1scal2 SDS 12 Glee Club 23 A UBITIOIN Teacher . l . ivy? ,,S ,Z it ' X . . X . ' if -,, . ' 1, -, , . - . 'I ,,,, ,S ni' ,Z ,ll ' 'f-1 il ' ,Q Z S .,...t ,.-,l . ---,S y, ' ,il 11 ' , --'Z 1 13. A., . ,.f,',.. fn.- .' r-, , .,-.,.1 . 1. 1 , X -1, ..-x,.. U fi - 1 i ,-1,2 .-,- .,1, 1 ,Q Z .S ' 'il ,Z ' I -Q ,Q----2 ,- Cfaaa of 1960 PATRICIA NIECIKOWSKI St Wenceslaus Nanonal Honor Soclety 34 Student Government 34 Drvlsxon Officer 2 Clarxon Smff 3 Natnonal Forenslc League 3 MAdonnaRY Edltor 4 AMBITI ON Teacher GENEVIEVE MY RDA Our Lady of Grace fncer 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Catholxc Inter raclal Club 4 Mxsslon 2 4 AM BIT I OA Regzxtered N u me 1--nr MARLENE OLEJARSKI St Stanxslaus Blshop and Martyr Sodalnry 1234 Sclence Club 34 -..f Science Club Officer 4 S D S 2 3 Cxsca 2 3 Catholic Interracxal Club 2 4 Cath olxc lnterraclal Club Oflicer 4 MAdon naRY Staff 4 Class Oflicer 4 AMBITION Nurse I JEANNINE OGONOWSKI St Ladlslaus Athleuc Club 4 Lxbrary Club 1 Soclal :ty 1234 Class Olflcerl Art 234 Catholxc Interraclal Club 2 AM BI Tl OIN Secretary Page 34 Qt k...!- ROSEMARY NOTHOF St Vxator Glee Club 3 4 Class Oflicer 3 Catholxc Interracial Club 4 Cathollc Interracial Officer 4 AMBITION Nurfe BARBARA OLSZEWSKI St Hyaclnth Glee Club 3 Clarxon StaH 4 AMBITION Beauncmn , 'Mk I 3 - '9. . if -5 ,lgt.,-W.,,- , N3 5 ' ' Sodality l,2,3,4g Cisca 1,2,3,4g Cisca Of- L: D , - I ..2....., K tl , K, ,Lf C-'V CAROLYN OPOLONY Matermry B V M Glee Club 2 Natxonal Forensxc League 2 3 4 Athleuc Club 4 Drama 3 Catho llc Interracxal Club 4 CYO Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Library Club 3 4 AMBITION Teacher AMALIA PERETTI Maternity B V M Catholxc Interracial Club 4 Art A HBITIOIN Commercial Artut 234 ARLENE PACZKOWSKI St Hyacmth Glee Club 12 Catholxc Interraclal AMBITION Higher Education 'fun-eq CHARLOTTE PETROKUS Our Lady of Grace Thxrd Order 34 Mxssxon 4 Clarxon Staff 3 4 AMBITION Higher Educanon Page 35 641,54 of 1960 MARIE PARUOLO Our Lady of the Angels Art 2 3 4 AMBITION Homemaker . X ELAINE PIETRUCHA St Stanislaus Bxshop and Martyr Lxbrary 12 34 Math Club 3 Student Government 3 National Honor Society 3 4 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITION Hxgher Education Nagy N . L, -A vlg LY Q- I L l'X .., . . ' sz... Z . . ' -3' 1- , 'ful Q, Club 2. ,Ag .I l T ,,-,R ,--f ' U , W we l 1 A 1 3 fb I gli V CVM M1960 13 DIANE PILIPUF Maternity B V M Art 2 3 4 Mlsslon 1 AMBITION Nurre Nail?-.X MARGARET PROCYK St joseph Sodalrry 1 2 3 4 Science Club 1 2 3 Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 Math Club Ofhcer 4 Nauonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Student League 1 2 3 4 MAdonnaRY Co edt tor 4 AMBITION Hzgher Education Yun- NANCY ROCIOLA St Matthew Third Order 1 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 AMBITIOIN Homemaker RITA RADECKI St Ladrslaus Lathollc Interracial Club 2 C YO Vol leyball 2 3 AMBITIOIN Anime Steuarden' Page 36 DOROTHY PTASZKOWSKI St Helen Art 2 3 4 Catholxc Interracnal Club 4 AMBITION I'a5h1rm Derzgner JOYCE RAPHOON Our Lady of Grace Art 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 AMBITIOIN Higher Education . ' 5 5... X I I I, I Xl , A l A x ,sr : ' ' ' X 33 , z 1 X- ' ' ' , 9 M. -w Government 3,45 National Forensic , y , Q ' ' , r Q 1 , - ...--K 'Y 37 3 45' 3 ' I l x - g . . . - Q, ,l . . I PATRICIA RATAJCZYK St Hedwlg Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Catholxc Interraclal Club 2 A M BI TI ON Secretary MARILYN ROGALSKI St Stanxslaus Bishop and Martyr Mxssron 1 Math Club 3 Sodallty 12 34 Natxonal Forensrc League 734 Glee Club 2 Drama 4 MAdonnaRY Staff 4 A HBITION Teacher JOANN RIZZO Our Lady of Vlctory Clarron Staff 4 Glee Club 4 AMBITION Writer Hs, MAUREEN RYAN St Bartholomew Art 2 3 4 Class Olhcer 2 3 4 Lrbrary AMBITION Comptomeier Operator Page 37 Cfddri of 1960 S-v'X JUDITH ROG Our Indy of Grace Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 Math Club Oflicer 4 Clarxon Co edrtor 3 Clarron Editor 4 Art 2 34 Natxonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Student Government 34 Student Gov ernment Offxcer 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 AMBITION Higher Education 4: ' -may .Z X MARLENE RYDELSKI St Hyacinth Soclalrty 12 3 Art 2 34 Mrssxon l AMBITION Dren Dengner I gf 1 . . . t ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' S 5 , . 1 1 F 1 ' Q , 1 1 Q 1 1 2 1 1 1 - K. a -ii Q Q 1 1 , Q -1 1 1 ple - - , 7 in Axlf f, 1 ' lj. 1 1 I ' ,IU 4 ' x..-', 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Z 1 1 1 - 64444 0 7960 K, Q T' X 0-,Z it . MARGARET SALVAGGIO Our Lady of the Angels Third Order l,2,5,4g Red Cross lg Class Otlicer 1,2,3,-43 Math Club 3,43 Clarion fis Q3 MARLENE SANDERS St. Wenceslaus me-1+ 6 I MARYANNE SANDERS Our Lady of Grace Sodaliry 1,Z,3. AMBITION: Serrelarj S.D.S. 1,21 Third Order l,2,3,4g Athletic Club 4g C.Y.O. Volleyball 45 Glee Club 3. AAIBITION: Higher Educatio ll Staff 5,4g C.Y.O. Volleyball l,2,5,4. ,'lrllB1TION.' Nurfe Q'1- -aw'r- . I BARBARA SEKULA St. Philomena Sudality l,2,3,Aig Red Cross l: Drama 2,111 Glee Club 2: Missiun 31 Missiun Oilicer 5. fl.llBIT1O.N': lf.x'rff11tfz'e Sefrcfrlvjt The equariun uf speed plus accurary equals pmnciemy is pmven through tre- qucnt tests in the advanced typing claw. Page 38 Qi GEORGIANNE SEIFERT St Veronxca Sodalxry 2 Class Oflicer 4 AHBITIOIN Homemaker Y? GERALDINE SLIMAK St Ladxslaus Catholic Inrerraclal Club 2 AUBITION Homemaker P!! KATHLEEN SHANAHAN St Sylvester Cathollc Inrerraclal Club 4 Sodallty 123 Red Cross 2 Glee Club 34 Clarlon Staff 3 4 AMBITION Homemaker L ARLENE STANCY St Wenceslaus Arhletlc Club 4 Math Club 3 4 AMBITIOIX Secretary Page 39 C6156 of 1960 -9.-ff PATRICIA SIPIORA St Ladlslaus Sodallty l 2 AMBITIOIN Secretary 'E X..-5 DOLORES STANCZYKIEWICZ St Wenceslaus Arhleuc Club 4 Cathollc Inrerracxal Club 2 Math Club 3 4 AMBITION Complometer Operator 3 l k' A-..,,. M., ' ' 4 . 4 -'C v fr ba 1 .' , g .AJ J . . Z . A , ,j I , 2 , ' 2,6 ,, . f. J 'Z ' ' Mi W ii. , . KX ,.. a . x . A '.' ', ' A l , 5 . 1- - W U S , - . Z . . 2 , - 661,44 of 7 960 PATRICIA STORC St Stamslaus Blshop and Martyr Soclallty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Clarion Staff 4 AMBITI ON Secretary BARBARA STOBIERSKI Our Lady of the Angels Nauonal Forensic League 4 Drama 34 AMBITION Homemaker lou! GEILALDINE SUTERKO Our Lady of Grace Thxrd Order 3 4 Mlsslon 4 AMBITION Drerrmnker PATRICIA SUJDAK St Stanxslaus Bxshop and Martyr Class Officer 1 Drama 23 Arhleuc Club 4 Arhleuc Club Officer 4 AMBITION Homemaker Page 40 MARCIA STRZELECKI St Ladlslaus Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Library 1 2 5 4 Lxbrary Officer 4 Catholic Interracral Club 2 Sclence Club 3 Red Cross l AMBITION Higher Education BARBARA SWINOGA St Ferdmand Thxrcl Order 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 AMBITION Nun , 'Z' . A l Q s y ' . L Y ! , Y l . 7 K. , n , , . r ' A K la, 4 ' , 1 1 , 2 v Q 7 Y ' w vf- wx, z . f' ' ' ' v v a 1 . I, -. Y A-V -' 5 Y ' ., , , , . -.xi R .W W1 f-f -IOANNE SZCZEPANSKI Sr. Hedwig C, Mission lg Class Othcer 21 Clarion if Staff 4. A.lIBITl0N.' Teaclaer ,,. QI N..4- SHARON TAMILLO St. Viator Sodality 1,43 Drama 2,3. AilIBlTION.' IIUIIIKIIIELE7' 4v 1227 N HL. PATRICIA TINKER Our Lady of Grace Sodality 1.25.41 Red Cross 1: Glee Club 23. pl.llI3IT10X.' Secretary Members of the student body, led by the Sodality and Third Order, lift their hearts and voices in prayer during the ceremonial observance of Madonna Day on October l 1. The senior prefect of the Sodality is privileged to crown Mary. the Queen of our hearts and our school. C2154 of 1960 rw glib' xiw ,, .ff X CN, ., l THERESA TATAR St. Ladislaus Sodality l,2,5,1 Third Order l,2,5,4g Third Order Officer 5,-ig Clarion Stal? 3,531 Glee Club 5. AAIBITION.' Rereptimzixt ,rf Page 41 Cfcm 0 7960 NANCY VOEGELE St. Bartholomew A.lIBITIO.'X': Hfmzemahfr BIELANIE VACCARO St. Hedwig Drama Z.g,'iQ National Forensic League ti. ,-l.lIBITIO.'X'.' Cfr1rre.fpw111'i11g Scrreiafj ROBERTA URBAN St. Sylvester Catholic Interracial Club 23 CQ.Y.O lcyhall l,l,5,-ig Class Ofhcer 2. ,'l.lIB1T10.'X': Airline Sfezaardeyf Vol- JANICE XVALDAU St. Cnrnelius Cgxtholic Interracial Club 2: Clarion Stat? . . t-, , . .l.llli1TlUX5 ylrkfll Nlclllurics uf Prizm Night of thc f,l.1ss uf l'2fill X 3 will .rluays intlutlc strains -it thc musit playcti by By , JIIHIDX' XX'illmx an-1 his hantl. , r . , ,Nh 1 Y Page -12 SS., MARLENE WANDERSKI St Veromca Glee Club 2 Drama 34 Forensxc League 4 AMBITION Prn ale Secretary Nauonal if BARBARA WOJCIK St Phxlomena Carholnc lnterraclal Club AHBITION Secretary C6154 of 1960 KATHERINE WHITE Maremny B V M MISSIOH 5 A HBITION Nune ........iwh MARY ELLEN WINIARSKI Sr Bartholomew Arr 734 Red Cross 1 MHIBITION Secretary -1 'CIT DOROTHY WOJKOWSKI St Hyacmrh Sodalxry 1754 Mxssxon 94 Mlssxon Otlicer 4 XI f 1 XIBITIOIN Homemaker 1 f-1 REGINA WOJTACH Our Lady of Grace Sodalxry 1 2 3 4 Art 2 3 4 Red Cross l A HBITION Secretary Page 43 R his if ' - G, ,y I 4 , 4 ' A. , , X lx 1, E! 4 YK 4 ' ' 4 ff 4 5 J , .. A -, , 9 . 1 J ,l 1 i . n 4 A D 4' A S 23 A V ' A pl y 4 A, xtff Z' 5 at Q . . 1 ,-Us Za - A 1 1 v,' A K ' v ' , . , Q , , 9 . A 4' 'Q' L. VIRGINIA WURST St Vmcent DePaul A M B I TI 0 N Secretary SHARON ZMUDA St Hyacinth Lrbrary 1 2 3 4 Catholxc Interraclal Club 2 Math Club 5 AMBITION Dental Hygzenzrl if CVM M1960 DOLORES ZIELINSKI St Celestine Thrrd Order 1 2 3 4 Clarion Staff 4 AMBITION Secretary DELPHINE ZIERKIEWICZ St Bartholomew Sodalrty 12 34 Sodalrty Prefect 34 Crsca 1 2 3 S D S I 2 3 School Queen 4 Scxence Club 3 DIVISION Ofhcer 3 Class Offlcer 2 Student Government 3 4 Student Government Oliicer 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 34 Glee Club 3 Blue Cord Co edxtor 3 AMBITION Medical Tecbnologzrt MARY ANN ZMUDKA St Ladrslaus Thxrd Order 34 Red Cross 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Cathollc Interracxal Club 2 Mlssron 4 AMBITIOIN Tearher LOIS ZYKS ELIZABETH ZYGOWICZ St Wenceslaus St Hyacinth Natronal Honor Society 34 Student Sodalxty 12 34 Mxssxon 2 Mu Alpha Government 3 4 CY O Volleyball 1 Theta 3 4 Sclence Club 3 CYO Vol Math Club 34 Mu Alpha Theta 4 leyball 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 34 Class Ofhcer 1 4 MAdonnaRy Co Edn Student Government 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 tor 4 MAdonnaRY Stal? 4 Blue Cord Edxtor 2 AMBITIOIN Higher Eduratzon AMBITION Mall: Teacher Page 44 1 1 1 '. 'Qa- ' ' - ,N 4' ' ,Q 1 s : s ,L l 4 If I ,a 1 SMX ,T - ,A XY f, al f . M,-f' Q . A Q., ' -: A 4 ,fr C ' ' ,z ' z - , ,z Us 1 ,g ,Q - - ,Q .,: vmiom The iuniiir tlivision titlitcrs are uvcritiyetl with thc latest news of the trip to XY'ash- ington antl New York in the spring. Deri- nitc arrangements will be matic: by Katherine Nmak. vice prcsitlcnt: Christine liwrmell, treasurer: Mary Kay Sutur, presi- tlcnt: antl Diane Karniclci. secretary. f v HREF W, Q, .., ROOM 101 BIELISSA DOMAN, President AILIDITH MAZANFT, Vice-President MARLITNF MFNTLS. Secretary I K A t Lt i X A A VILDITH zL'R1tLH. 'inwfff 7 ROOM 102 T :I I W KATHLEEN DIANICQK. Presitlcnt ,N ', ' v R by st ffHRlSTlNF Z.AXX'ALSKl, Vita-Prcsitlcrlt J ' i ELIZABETH FORMANSKI. Sctrctary K x ,A A IRIYNE KOZIOL, Treasurer A , A A .4 .hx , ROOM 104 3, ,L It L ,S M BETTY MILLER, Prcsitlent In PATRICIA MAZL'RKlIfXX'lCZ. Vita-Prcsitlcnt ' A 4 R A CAROL MYRMEL. Secretary X 4 gi KATHLEEN FOSTER, Treasurer Q, , - A 'A 'E ' ROOM ll-1 4 . l, Q 1 W MARY SAGARTZ. Pfcsitam E ' M W lJATRlK.lA NIELSEN. Vitwprcsitlcnr A 'L BARLMRA BRYLINSKI. sutmify A I A ' A A Ml XYILVIA Pi ISLHITR. Treasurer 4 L ROOM Ili O . ' ANGELA BUC,l-lL'LA. Prcsiilcnr ' A T 0 1 V SYLVIA MADAl.lN5Kl. Viet-llrcsiticnt l i , Q A - ' A Ax ill A Page 45 ADLLF OR'l'Al.Ii. Secretary MARY BLASKIJXYSKI. Treasurer Carnes Rosemary CPO Case Patrxcna Casey Sandra Catalano M1lclred Chrobak Donna Cnchy Duane Coluccl Ann Mane Cousms Caron Cwynar Judith Dabrowskl Chrlstme Danalevlch Anna Dattalo Frances Daum Susan Dus Margaret Dvsyer Jlldlfh Elliott Kathleen Fako jamce Fnnkler jean Flrszt Carolyn Fontana Catherine Fuesz Mary Ann Fugrel Florence Galas Nanette Gas1orovusk1 Shrrley Gavxel Carole Glacommo Mary Ann Grattom Blanca Grempka Margaret SIP ' Z 4 , 'f-1 ., WMM, H N 1 A ,slat lfl,l'LLOI .'5 'BR V1 Ah A t xkas s, ,.S.4ir 1' vw Andreasik, Genevieve Antonetti, Roberta Appel, Carol, fPost.J Aromi, Yvonne Battistelli, Jean Beaver, jo Ann, 1Post Becker, Judith Beltraml Mary Bertolozzr Rena Bolan Claudna Brennen Barbara Brzozowskr Sherrxll Buczkowskr I-lennetta Buhle Elizabeth Asp 'Hy ..4'L. 'W al kx4..N A i ' Y M if ' -' ' to ' - X ...V Q . 1 l y 's' B -. ... 'I2:'i , 'Cf . ': EE 'P . '. r.:: A ' fi l ' ' ' A . X ' , 5 lm . l' . . I B ZW it ,I 'l lf: :V A' gg W 5 .Q 4' x , A 'K I 1 7 : - V I F info t, t , at y A 4 - f MA X . '. Q W B -VA an ,su ' , , Y , ' - E ' ' ' , sV-v' ' ,A Ag I LY .' ti , 'W : ' .Y g , ., . , Ys 2 Q 1,A Z .3 ., - if 1l e ' A L . - 'F v r C A Groberskr Barbara Gyondla Phyllis Handzel Sharon Horton Drane Iacconr joan Illg Dxane jablon joan jablon Ramona jakubek Geraldine Jones Parrxcla jozefovucz PaU'lC13. jurevucz Geraldme Kalas Cynrhla Karpes Shrrley '51 VS 4 lflflflft 0145 lb X Y 4 4 Q As C' 1-1 ln-A X 1 A h I 7-9 xhxx gel Page 47 34' Klkulskl Constance Klann Lrllxan Knapp janet Kocolovsskr Arlene Kolassa Sharon Kolodz JUBHIIH Koplelskx There a Koszalka Christine Krysztovlak Vlctorxa Kurdzlel Veronica Kulawa Parrlcra La Marca Maryann Laz Joyce Lemberg jean Lobaza Linda Lobes judlrh M8llHOWSkI Madelyn M3fClDkOWSkl Barbara Mazrarka Elame Merczak Renee Nllchalskx Beverx Mlchalskn Dxane Mlkolajczak Carol MOJZISZCIC Marx Moreth Barbara Navnara Gertrude lPn Nesbm Claulna Nygren Mary SIP Rauch Drane Rakfal joan Ramljak Sharon Relsnnger Sue Ellen Renda Joyce Retzlce Kathryn Rochovucz Audrey Rudolph Rochelle Rykowskx Patncxa Rzepxela Anna Rzepka Kathleen Sak Shirley Ann Sauser Pamela Schaeffer Rosemarie Scholz Karen Schommer Carol Singer Andrea Skxbmskr Drane Spravska Marlanne San1slawsk1 Mary Streubel Jlldllh Srrolny Elame 4PostQ Sulak Dxane Sutherland Marsha Swanson Shrrley Sy kes Vncrorxa v-. Szczepek Sharon Szczesny Marcella Novak Sandra Ogorek Nancy Orlowskr Chrlsnne Papek Pamcra Precnak Irene Pletrowskl Donna M CPOSID Pxsula Chnsune Podraza jane Pofelskl Sylvxa Pomys Pamela Poreda Catherme Prxncmg Mane Przyborowskr Carole Purera Juamra Szwejkowski, Virginia Szypen, Jeanette Tencza, Darlene Tolitano, Mary Ann Tomczak, Diane Tomkiewicz, Danielle Timoson, Victoria ie Tracz, Constance Treichke, Natalie Trenker, Patricia Trimmer Sue Trzcinski Carol Trybus Geraldine Victor judith tw 4 t ,. ff- , tr , , , K1 5 Q: B t .., 5-1 L3 1 ,r Q. 1 . , 4 wg., as s v .3 f , , .... X em ,fx . 695 A - s lftlfllf Ol 1f As the junior embraces her third year of high school life a feeling of contentment permeates her daily setup of studies and activities The mere thought that she is now a member of the upper division gives her a more broad and serious outlook on the advantages which the school s educational program offers Slowly and decisively the yunior molds her character into a beautiful pattern She can no longer remain undecided about her future she must definitely make her final decision in the choice of a career Without doubt she is now more thoughtful more reserved more prayerful and above all more united in intimate conversation with God about her daily problems of life The seriousness of the approaching senior year makes her realize that life is not a dream X XQ.E.4..4 'SV' 4 1' bv IAM AAL - Page 49 Wagner Dolores Walski Patricia Wasicki Barbara Winiarski Carol Wxsniewski Nancy Woikowski Marlene Wozntewski Marilyn Wyszynski Carol Zagroba Barbara Zagroba Christine Zak Annette Zambito Maureen Zandrow Nanette Ziarnowski Bernadine Zelek Geraldine 1 'aa ,L 56 2 . y' . l 4' X X i Tx ... . L 1 ,.,-. ..,. ,, I C . . . . . , . , 1 , . , . . . :A v' spy . '. ,', . ,vr , -. i, ., 5 ', . . . I S4 - .2 4 ig A A A ' ' if A , , . . , 1 A ' V I la n i jx .QQ i , A , I ' A if V, 'A , A ROOM IIS ,N DIANE Ku1s1s1AR, 111351116111 A Q N' 1 f 'V SHARON KRASON, Vice-President + Xi T A ' KAREN POKUTA, secfmfy WJ M A MARILYN SLRAINIRCDWSRI. Treasurer lk A rciitairivc plan O1 thc Mlfilli activities fOr the scl1OOl your is discussed by the tul- lowing sOphOrnOre division Otiicersz Barbara Werilerirsch, vice presidentg Burbu ,Iii XY arzel, president: Barbara Garda, surc- taryg .and Regina Zierkiexvicz, treasurer. ROOM 116 ,IOANNI3 MAYER, Presidenr 2 ,M Ln ,M 5 A: I BARBARA BADZIOCH, vice-Pfesidem 'Ax 11 A ,IOYCE WEGRZYN, Secretary V Y. N , MARY BFRNFRO, Trciisurcr A . X 4 PE. I L 1 i ROOM 201, QE is f ROBERTA CQFRIALIT, Prcsiiicnr 1, M W 1? JANICQP PFTAK, Vice-President 7 5' if V Af, Y 4 xIL'DlTH HOFFMAN, swarm J g A ,f ' SANDRA SADLCDWSKI, Treasurer , 7 f , :X 1 X A Q ROOM zo' -,A UIUSFIYHINF CQIAMBRUNIQ, iffmicrif 2 MAROARV1' MFYITR. xiiu-Ailmiirmr 4, 1 if' ' Q -ll'Dl'I H KRAIQMIQR. 5c1rct.1ry 4 ' Il.-XRRIFT 'r1'c11O1.s141. 'imisiifrf . 1 i L K 4 , A 'X A B ROOM 2111 LAROL ZIYFR. President ,11's'r1Nr LAMENDFLLA, x'11C-111651110111 ,gi nr ,I -, NAxc.1' cgOLL1Ns. BCLFCIJYQ' Af' ,PL A fl ALICE 5C.HRF'l'TFR, 'l'rg-,isurcr ' A 4 any J Page130 W x .lx 1, A 4.. N Adamskl Carol Amadex Glorla Appelhans Parrrcra Balres Betty Jean Banas Amra Bannon Mary Baylm Sandra Y N ROOM 211 LOIS BART President C ATHERINE KALOWSKI VICE President rf ROSE PARISI Secretary JANET GIACOMINTO Treasurer ROOM 220 KATHLEEN KRLTZ. Presldent ANGELINE CINQUEGRANI Vnce Presrdem Q LARMELLA BELLANTCA Secretary ROSE LEE GIAMMERESEE Treasurer T H... Limaaa Lx 0 Olflflf OIWQ5 lelalm ALR A i4lXx4g ll ., xiii? QKLJMI n INK.. 1 Page 51 A T O L, 21. ' , A . 7' Q ' gf T.: ., l H I , ii ' A 2 A . 1 4 J X I , I, .W. kr, R I X Q M A 1, .X ' ' V . 5, ' r 1? , ' ' -ff V Ac - N . 1- ,, Q - l X n 14 r fs .11 ,W 2251:-I 54 A vga 6: W f , L Y 1 Q -we Q af' Q ' ' i 1 S ' V Y ' , a. N ' 1 ' lf K I 1 BloC.k, loanfle 5 A I A ' ' A V WJQZ13 I . n 5 K l T E ,.. W ,. 'Pr J V le ,hp 'E' 'Ag' J. fi 'Z 'Q sal ' ' 12 JM ' J' 'WJ ' 2' 'S' EY ' ' 4 x qc A. X ' lr g , , . ,xi G 5 W V J: 3 , , f :tx , K 33 -ff-, 5 U , N v X W' X, , 7 If . . ' v , I- A - XX ' 1 eeee f ll .. -1 gy V Y , nw, cv I ,H A it ' , ', 4. 5 L ' 5' . Y, . ' . n 2' ' 1: ' . , ',f vb Rf 'N 'J 1 'M Q' , gf? ,J 'ws 2, r 1 w 1 , , X X , rl R' J 4 f ' , - - 1 K s. :K A f A Beclnarek Shrrley Beran Denxse Berek Dxane Bergner Arlene Blrtola Frances Boblk Marilyn Bogdan Lurrame Bonadona Carol Bongovannl Ar ne Boratyn Pamela Brace Kath'een Brewer Gall Busceml Caryl Burkat Sophle Laesarec Judlrh Campanel a Naralne Catenazzo Barbara Cavello Barbara Jean Chmxola Joyce Chrabaszcz Josephine Chwatal Judy Cxesko Marcna Clesla Evelyn Claus Kare Conyardn Qandra Consolazlo Jean COIIY Mary xgth Q gs, ,. . , ,..,,, ,, 1 Q .. .1 r ,, ,.,. lilgl X Giacalone Antoinette Gibson Sandra Gitzinger Diane Glatz Louise Golonka Geraldine Gondek Virginia Grabatskr Michele Graziano Linda Graziano Pamela Greenholdt Mary Groth Mary Lou I-lelg.,ason julia Helinski Marie Hogan Dorothy Hornevier Darlene Horton jean Hovanesian Mary Louise Hubacz Roseann I-lug.,el Carol Ann I-luyghebaert Diane Hytry Kathleen Jacobellis Anna jacyna Phyllis jamnik Georgcia jankouski Diane japczyk Judith jenrick Catherine johnson Olive N 4 l 1 1 ,, at wr. -4 , W f 4 in A a t . i 0,0 0l'lfLOI 85 Cwanek, Dorothy Cullan, Dorothy Curcigne, Joanne Curry, Carolyn Czechanski, Margaret Daudelin, Mary De Lacy, Margaret Dickey, Pamela Dirsch, Patricia Dykes, Paulette Figiel, Nancy Fisher, Jean Ellen Fisher, Karen Foley, Bernadette Frank, Patricia Fredriksen, Constance Galioto Jacqueline Galkiewicz Penelope Garstka Paulette Gatz Barbara Gazda Carol AK I 5' Page Jurczyk Diane Juszczyk Mary Kaczmarek Roberta Kaczor Jeanine Kantorskl Lydia Karnovn Kathleen Karos Conradlne Karpxn Francine Kaszuba Marianne Keclzior Diane Kendzior Eileen Kenny Kathleen Klmger Mary Lou Klopack Joan Kloc Marcia Knaus Ann Mary Kolaski Carol Konzler Mary Ann Koperny Jacqueline Kosinski Cynthia Kowalski Christine BANA V 'S lb klfxkld 0 0l'l'L0l 8.'5 Q -.. J ' we -W 1 ' My V W 'Yi' ul 5 - H , ' , .6 ' ig ' '15 1 1., I- ay.- . -f , Vw, ,. os 4 1 l A443 ll A, i-KQV' ' 1 L x Page 53 A . 3? 1, Q , ,, EAA KuHel Carol Kulikowski Carol Kupczyk Barbara Kuranda Joanne Kurzynaski Christine Kusiak Cheryl Kurza Elizabeth Kutza Mary Kwasiborski Carol Kwasnik Elaine Kwasniewski Sandra ' La Marca Joann Langowski Susan Lapinski Jacqueline La Rocco Patricia Lehman, Patricia Liszewski, Betty Ann Lius, Harrier Maclura, Rosemary Malecki, Bonita Malecki, Michele Markowski, Mary Ann Marula, Joanne McGarry, Mary McGlade, Diane Micek, Shirley Michaelson, Joyce Michalczuk, Carol A o Popek Karen Porubsltl jo Ann Quaglrano Carol Rem Dolores Rlce Paula Roach Charlene Roperts Phyllrs Rosmskr Sandra Rush Mrchaelme Rutkovxskr Kathleen Ryba Patrrcla Ryckaert Lynn Rzepka Maruanne Sahn lean Satera Constance bchoeps Ruth Ann Schultz Susan Sechman Susan Scg.,h1 Drane Sharapata, C arolrne Sheehan, Frleen Slrmak, C arole bchroctler, Susan Sparacmo, Larolyn Spracklen, jutllth bqueo, Barbara brolta, Ioan Staszak, Ruth 191' 231 A xK KLK LL A bl Nxk. . 9- NK 1 0l'lfLOI 8:5 'S V7 'luv' X u's,3' 11 X M1f.,d8l judrth Mllls janet Mmnrch Karen Montalbano Catherme Murphy Margaret Myslrvuec Frances Naskrent Nancy Nleclkovsskl Therese Nothof Carolyn Obremskr Patrrcra Oleksy Barbara Palmer Joanne Panfil Sharon Parretr Kathleen Peszek Patrrcra Prekarz Chrrstrne Prlrpuf julranna Pilot Marne Protrowskr juclrth Podrazlk Chrrstme Pomykalslcr Susan 'tr AAA S 'WJ' Nant - 4 x .gA.1s4...A 93 A1..a 'Ls f :vw . X s 452' at 'zu n , 44 L f w . 1 1 uf my S 'Bw 4 X X lX .B Page 54 K x rx B4 x x k as 251.2 6' ,V U f Qi Q, y A , -V A as y X , af , fl f , ,N ' V Wa ,xy . Y., war Q . I - w t r 'Q 5 l K ,., f fi' y A . .y K .fx 1 4 M -HX V A 1 I I ' ' - . Q f' e ' , in , ' CQ. ,. ,f , c s K4 4 r 1 ,:-' my ' . r , , . ,N I I --I -I I . 9 I in,-f,,,j - W .I -ew ,A he 4 ig, y ' , l ' -:D ,L :ig 3 M 6. 45, V a 2 Y KV V. 4 . ., . If up '.f- 7 1 .v V We. , tk l ,, XMWK f- l v U A r A 1 - . r . e ' L r, 3 ., W l . 3 v Q az- if E4 4 x x x Tu' I ,wr - ,ruin 1 X ' f ' . , I w . 3 as, A 1 ' I , - Q K ' ' ' 1 1 fX ' z Q - 1 , r r r ef 1 c an ' -' l f r Q 'l A M C' Y r:-: 1 as f , ' X 4 ll A K 4 A l A' X 1 V I I s f l i C- A a-5 A ', y H , .V mf rj , . z - U Q 4 4 v K -- ' 1 I ' , W' 4 - V ' Q' , .' 1 94' ' my ' 4 Schmldt Susan btrzallta Bernadlne Styburskn Cynthra Sullrvan Margaret Sutor Theresa Sylxester Vlrtlnla Tamlllo Denlse Taugcner Ellzabeth Tlmosan Phxllls Trochowsskl Madelme Vergen Frances Nrenna Nlna Vllser Carol Wayerskl Kathleen Wallcxck Diane Ward Marllyn Weger jamce Wegner Cynthia Werne Rosemary Wllczynskr Kathleen 4 27' L. ilk x f L Klux O 0lf1fLOl Q:f The thought of not belng a green freshle anymore elevates the blue clad sopho- more to a hxgher level of school llfe Feelmg rather superror to the group below her she tr1es to outdo the rest of the student body nn makeup dress and mannerrsm Her second year IS replete wrth excrtement competrtlon leadershlp speclalrzatlon rn sc1ence projects, and dramatrc performances The feeling of superlorlty, as the second year comes to completxon 15 subdued by a smcere understandrng serlous cholce of subjects for the remalnrng two years and a submlssnve attachment to school authorrty in ,ou ll4..x m'l at V1 .1 1: K ML I lla fx Page 55 xiii- Wnnkovskr jacquelme Wrnterhalter Mary Ann Wlolslu Georgran Vkfrzeslnskl Anne Zaleskl Nancy Zaloaa Helen Znebka Patrrcna Zlentelx, Qamrlle Ymudlxa, Vxctorla Zuzxak, Mar! I Q v D ll' Q v ' ,.. I D- 1 W 6. V l 'I l I 14 x wx V V u - 7- - I- K Q , ' ' I if 1 . 4 - A-. y ft I T .V t if ef do toor 9? r ' , ' ' f e e 4 - V I - in l fl 4 . 5 ' J ' 4'v . l l n QB A , M I ' I , Y' l , A r ,, ni f ,ie ' ' ' 9. - wr ff -91' ' .M 1 . Welsh, Kathleen ,I p . -T-124 r, .,, V 7 5 7 ' r , f-Ya P dd, A . S 1 , ' L, 'Q jg Q Y Q - W l A l h J I 41 ' ,T tti- tt1 ' t ' , , . A , 4 ln ' XA ,.,,,, 1 ll A , ' ROOM 10 ,.-. VALERIE AUGUSTYN Presldent ROSEMARY COSTA Vice President My MARCIA BANAS Secretary ANNETTE KOKOSZKA Treasurer X xt.:s ROOM 12 MARGARET BERZAR Presldent DIANE SADINI Vxce Presxdent JOYCE LANZILLO Secretary DONNA SPARACINO Treasurer ROOM I8 NANCY LaSCOLA Presxdent JOANNE I-IENSON Vrce President BEVERLY MACIOROWSKI Secretary JACQUELINE JEOFFRE Treasurer 4 R ROOM 112 LINDA MATVIEW Presxdent ,M PATRICIA I.,aSALA Vxce Presrdent CONSTANCE GERA Secretary CAROL DROZDZ Treasurer 4 1 I rea men W JUDITH INNOCENTI President MARIONETTE GORSKI V1ce Presxdent ANN MARIE STACHURA Secretary CAROL AGRIFOGLIO Treasurer ROOM 204 KA MARY FRONCZAK Presxdent K 5 A MARILYN NOWAK Vrce Presrdent NANCY BYRNE Secretary MARY FREDIAN Treasurer ROOM 208 -1-r BARBARA ZDON Presldent MELANIE SLEDZIANOWSKI Vnce Presldent JEAN MARIE GRANO Secretary JOYCE MARTINE Treasurer ROOM 222 MARILYN BACZKIEWICZ Presndent MARY ANN ANIOLOWSKI Vxce Presxdent JEAN GILLERAN Secretary DIANE MEYER Treasurer ROOM M A CONSTANCE PERMODA President JEAN CARON Vlce President MARGARET ROTI-I Secretary GERALDINE BRYLINSKI Treasurer A 45 Page 56 4 'J' Irs: , . I . ' fc. t ' 5 , - ,,, R-N I ., w -'elf .,.. A '3f,,. 'f -- ' vv-.,. r l 'wx f A 1: I ,, fr , 3 Y . nl :I Q 3' J mf 2 I W ' I , Il A A . ' X A rm M A ' U ' . Iwi, , .. X319 I I , - I 4' fix' ' A . .. ..., A A - I ., -1 W? I ef A I I I . . .. A it A I it y . I I A ' 1 M Qxe, . f I A r.-.: a t Q A as Q I I Q?-I :.- I , I A .,r 3 ,'.- A' 'I I' RooM 201 Q A If l Af H I J if , ' A A . ' 7 ,mg fy a i? 'A '. ,, - ' 'W A 1 . Y ,il J , L W5 A ' . ' ' ', I -.. ' ' 9 t I.. ,A . ..a.. ?:,f --.. -' f Fi .- I' 53:55 . ' - A I w s2 , ' - ' 16 ' f f Axis' 4 a aw, F. Q , ,gw . C. V W7 fy , I m,: 1 W I L ' ' - ' .fi ft A It ,574 , ' I A ' Acino, Rosemarie Ambrozik, Sandra Anzelmo, Roseann Arendt, Jill Arentlt, Paulette Augustyn, Carol Banas, Arlene Banaszkiewicz Sophie Barylslti Vivian Batelll Joan Bechen Dolores Becker Linda Beecroft Sandra Benbenek Bernadine Bialelt Alexandra Bielslu Theodor.: Blaskoyyski Lillian Bobetk Phyllis Botonlc Carol Lee Balton Janis Bonatlona Joanne 1 a 1..i 4 fx 4. -Mr I' C' ,AN Ax V8 VVLQVL 1 'tn n KX. s, I 1 A Q Q V' lvl' L. vu YY hh. Bratek Barbara Brendel Eleanor Briskey Patricia Brunakla Jennifer Bugay Chestme 4Asp7 Calla Kathryn Canale Liliania Lantalupo Mary Ann Cap Jeanette 1Asp J Capasso Janet N F ll all Asst.. X 'Nix iX1x Page 57 -'V CY Ceglelski Fleanore Chirchirlllo Mary Lynn Chraplcieyyicz Sharon Chriktapher Marilyn Chudzojnski Barbara C1eniawa Frances fAspj Ciesil Damn Citko Ellen Loan Donna Colbran Ellen Colletti Marlene Lomella Carole Czyz Linda Damz Joan Delaney Elizabeth Dellaria Janet Dembmski Elaine Dembski Donna Desch Ruth Desecki Nancy Des Enfants Judith De Vos Joanne Dicltman Susan Dioguardi Linda Donohue Maureen ' me ui' A Y -Q Z: F 5 U, xx , Q - V I f' ,Q ' . K 'X qv. V I B A L A Am A 4 in . V ', - ' -I z -.-J., Q 4 - i ' . fl 74 . Q. I, ' 'fa , , as 5 I y ,., tix is AA L . A 5 ,g WJ, ,L,, A all J f - 49. X Ali? tl- ikx ' 4,1 'DVA ' ATX ln ' K x 1 tl ' ' Q.yL'iTt L 1 1 3 , ' l , , 5, J.-.T fy -is 'f ' 4 J 1 . , ,,' 1 . .V ' hi 4- 'n14 A I! , ,fl , -:M . h ' ', A ' ,, X E. ' .4 ' Q Q , ,fill L A A I If . my 1 any I , Q IA' A A . lx A is I i Q, lli 6 1 -A '., 1, . I , n . I -, ,.. 6 xv y 1- , -'ff l er i W, . 5' .ey , ' I +- , ' 'E 'P l . . .1- lx A ' 'D-4 L A .. A x Xl 'N -va? ' wxl ll1'xK.. L X Galwska Drana Gasxorovxskx Rosanne Gavsenda Constance Gawllck Beverly Gembara Barbara Geracx Anromerre Gxampall Georgra Gxll Pamela Gllleran Joan Gmter Carol Sue Glowxnskl Martha C-rnxdzxelka jo Ann Aspl Gorolczyk Helen Goreckr Barbara Graczyk Bonna Graczyk Judlth Graham Pamela Gray Chrrstme Greespn Lnnda Creschek Darlene Grzanek Anne Gudz Rosemary Haddad Claudia Hansen jane Haracz Mary Haskins Linda Hasler Marilyn Hubku. Irene lmiclski, Barbara lwanicki lxaren ,Iaekar janet jaekar Janis Iaszczu rowski Christine Iaszkawski Ruseann Lu 8:5 lflflfelfl X -M Q, P6 Dreyer Parrlcra Ann Drozd Patrlcla Duclas Nanc Duda Carol Dudek Michele Dudek Rua Duffy Maureen Dukoxxltz Corrxne Dvchxe Natalie Dz edzle Donna DZlCdZlC Rosemary Esrerland Carol Fennessy Donna F ermug,a Janne Fma Rosemary Fmch Marilyn Fmxuck Karen Flahlne Lrnda Folgeers Ann Fuesz Judy Galxska Parrnua V7 :Mpgls s al Ieziaro Sandra K I X R M K W 'X Page 58 7 , R , ' ' in -da ,, gf, sq' .. Q v- - ' Y 1, 1 A y it V '1 A j 5. - . -,iff Q -0- - L5 L , . . Q' ' J ' 4 'LH eww 2 - 4 l Q y A 2 A V B A X Q . . X ' , ' ' ' Q-S 'e ' ,N ' ik ' ff A ' W ' r , , I V Q A , i 7 y .4 . A K . X 4 A A . . 'xi R- n 'L F- he ' .B 1' R ' I ' R ijdy , 'ef . gy 1 , ' A ' x ,B R . 1 . B' A. ... .4-,,4. . QV A uf R I ' , -5, '-1-yn are G- ff y as Q 5, 3 -5 5 4, Q ., ' , 'nf-A I7 I all: 5 , A M : Ig ,LL Wk A K , ' 3 ' M ba' e g ' ' xx A x fw Ax A - ls- R I 2 L Al .' . ': R R 6 js . 44 I ,A K A -2 4, 'V . B . 7 , it my ri. if' 9. , I ,gl V R - M -1 U4 f B B , y jl.pJ'! Q 'X , - B , u -. ew' iii' 4' R A ' , ' 3 , r B , f - ,ag ,M jf I Y U f L , n .A R AL r ' V' B X I X 'A , K9 ,F :L A Wk a . I if v, -w x - , 4- ,, 1 A v ' L 'l xx . B . m ' ,Lx .Q A y o - h l v 0 H L ' n , ' S W ' kf ' W lohnson Barbara johnson Carlene johnson Kathleen lost Nanette Jurlc Maryann Kaczor Renetta Kammskl XVIVIZD Kanabus Chnstme Kane Sharon Kattlys Joanne Karpla Nancy Ann Kaszevucz Claudia Kellsher Carole Kellog Karen Kentlzlor Jklkllfh Kepler Marilyn Kldon Chrlstxne 4e1drovssk1 Chestme Ax tx, xCX -L Kloclzmskl Carol I Kelcayne Antomette E ilonder Dlana . 'S PQ lflfLQlfL W' ix A. i ,-. C517 22,3 bpm Y' X K4 1 Lb, 4 .AA L' Page 59 s A 'l X , ' .Q -l K L ' f 2 ff 1 , ' f ' 1 X 4 .l 5 . ff, 1 Q y . J K V ,.:-4:5 ii-Pin lg, 1 V ,i , . 'V K N, y 2 'rr f , N , 2395 ' . y Q - J Qx ax , ' I . sf 1 .. M L., ,Q .x -1 -P ' 'Q 3, ll, M o 11 K .A A E L l mul QF' ' K K l f K 'gl l l el e M M . l' 4 K M A . :, K 4 he N ' , - ' ,J W'--3, 3 ' ' 'gj '-'2 ' , l ' K ' J f- V- , V 4 . A l A f l 5 L 3 X. A l 4 Vt l y E M a a M il . f 1 I 3 awk 'x F rw X 'mlb Q t 4 - I . 'l , ' Y K' 4 f 4:13 A in Q of Y I ' - A lx L .... A A A AA A -X M M 4 if K ii ,Qi '61 Z will V. y ' . I 4 'A . , . 7 , my 33? nw, :K . V . 3' 2 Hu . W x J J ', .' . A lx IA K A lx , 4 5 y -hm 'fn inn '- ' f -' 3, 1 Y l var' A . ' 4 -Tvy, 'S ', 1 'gg' ' . ff. yx lx A . e V V yy y All .lx - :lx IA VS ' . ,:' - , f I A ' 1 .' ' .. ' L V 5 I V . A ' . A 'xx lX dt, jj lg, ' ' A .fm fem 44.3 Kmppel Karen Kobas Marlon Kochan Kathy Kochan Rxta Kohler Dorothy Kolcz Francme Konstantynowmz Mary Kopala Beverly Karnackl Diane Kasxnskx Dlane Kasteckn Dlane Kavxalczyk Jlldlfh Kawalczyk Dlane Kawslskl Lucy Kozlal Bernadme Kozlovsskl Therese Krause Geraldnne Kreft Lxmla Kroll Elllen Kunath Allce Kunz Qhrlstme Kurzela Ann Kusnlerz Carol La Frenlet Judith Lechovxskl Geraldine Leuand Ethel Lexxandavuskl Barbara Luxandowsslu Patsy Lxgaamman Roseann Lomonaco jllkllfh Lutuma Rosalmd Nfadeyczyk Dlana Nialta Patncna Niakowskl jutly XI2llISZEWKSkl janet i 4 ' ----:- :I. ,:a- 4 0 1- Mulzof Constance Murowski Kathleen Nastali Christine Narys Nancy OHara Rita Ostrowski Patricia Padula Susanne Pagline Grace Painter Barbara Panocha Barbara Pareit jo Ann Pasowicz jean Patulskr Christine Pavlovlch Mary Ann Pelke Cynthia Pepsnik Kathleen Pessing Diane Phillips Kay Pieszchala Joyce Pietrucha Valerie Pietrzyk Mary Ann Pxmat Virginia Plocinski Arlene Podmokla jane Polakow Darlene Polmskl Adrianne Poreda Barbara Przyborovwski Diane Przybyla Judith Pydek MlChCllHC Reed Marianne Repnon Barbara Rogala Fay Rogers Carol Roll Barbara L- r - A.,,. .., . Vullul rr G .::- 2' .Lge r 4x ,X L www. s Lili. red lflfL8lQf BL ll iigwggf bs. 45? 4 Q LL aw ff- .,-W , in 4. V1 hw. B aa is ,QKJY AL A L31 Q. Page 60 K. Malkowski, jo Ann Mancini, Georgene Markowski, Darlene Marotta, Mary Marrone, Barbara Masen, Karen McGhee Diane McGhee Geraldine Melchert Patricia Michela Diane Mlchno Carol Ann Miller Kathleen Miner Marilyn Minick Patricia Minicucci Diana Misievucz Ann Marie Miszkrewicz Therese Molda Mary Ann Molik Dolores fAspp Montalbano Mane Morrow Lucy 'TS' Romanek, Betty Rosa, Arlene Rother, Susan Marie Ruetsche, Diane Sagartz, Susanne Salomnne, Antoinette Sandberg, Nancy Sanders, Patricia Sariroff, Irene 1 Asp. 1 Saydok Ioan Scherer Latherme Schmldt Sue Carol Schnerder Gayle Sthneyer Lucille Sthoentaa Johanna Sthaltz Margaret Sualbba Rnseann Schroeder Carole Sharapata Lelesta Slermmskr Sandra Snaman Barbara Q., A51 wmv Q n Q ' , f. i 1 is 'ff ,., f I it ,, ' fx .A .55 ,TX : Z' T' ? . Q. A , L ' nxr..x Atm V85 lflfL8lfL YW' ,LW We-Q' 'K' X 'Xxx x AL A 5 Page 61 J Srmko Joan Srmpson Earlene Sruta udy Skrbo Patncxa Slaskr Colette Soylca Luellen Sosnouskr Lucy Sovxa Antomette bowa Bnnrta Lee Stanczyktewrcz Joanne Stastal-t Eltzabeth Stern Jamce Stolak Joanne Storcz Dlanne Sury Bernadette Szelesta Anna Sztym Janet Tadel Kathleen Terry Carole Topolmskr Francme Treder Donna Troyan Andres Tmttrer Mary Ellen I-W3f0j.,3RSl'Cl Judith Vocura Karen Volpe Franca Webb Mary Wellehan Exleen Whltenank Cherie Wtener Barbara Woycrk Sophre Wojtyla Barbara Wujtowxcz Margaret Wulf Victoria Yeorsley Judlth I.. A ut- .x 'L 1- A we ' , ,rg e - , -f - ' ' ff ..- ,Q . S I J -. , ' .- -' J I , M' ' A A A 1 4 S K . fx x a 5 5 5 J 3? TT W A A 3- A l . . Ml .- .... ex. f 'S -' Q I it V if -- J . . . KX A In 7,., 7 A :Y D V . A . 4 S .t tx - 1 ' - O -f 'A' - Q.-- .. , f , ,-' .32 5 'A' f f. v 1 ' -I ik. Nami . N i I ' , . K - Q t lm L A V' 1 J w V- - Q , ,-E -wi 1 r,ll W V ig' X in, ,V J ll I I S llu' lx 4 1 - ln' xA N y 'JS ' A S 4 1 . ' . Ml . ' , V Y' V . . A 3 p . Y 'S - X- cf' I I 5' l l A l . W V ' , -I A l - 1' .. S ' rr J . r . ' w re- - .v'A ' , , - ' . A L YY 1 ' Xx A ' ffltl x... i 5 6 sth 'lih get 'Nr let, litit 4.1115 l hue iiixt -me little litkf pletitls .lmin bil- in .ix xhe tries tt, eunxinte Diintm lylllfxlllk. liexeily li.ip.il.i .intl Nl.iri,inne llixltixitli .ire illtixtryiteti .ix prinliittx ii! the l'me.it Cienemtiiin .ii the lrexhinen iiiitmtiiiii l5.irh.ii'.i .ftlllllxl-il. lfli1.i-lverli Dekiiiey, I'.ittiti.i Dreier. lleien Cwr.iltf'.'k. .intl Clirixtine lxitliin, the iiiimeilli-niiniletl Irexhles. tieini fixture their Nkillx in Nl.iiliiiii1.ix nexxly-ivr:.in- new lmntl. lliirt.ihf' is the tri nt the-fe mil treahiey. Anminette lxileiiyne .intl l.in.l.i Mgtxiexx. .ix they perl-irni the ,kit xxhith nukes them rijl-ylettyuetl Nl4itlimiii.inx .inte uivex them the ri:ht tit the title 'lrexhinenf' ln the early fimrinatiwe months uf the first year. the newlx'-.ieeeptetl freshin.in ix the life uf high mil tliiys. She generally fulluws .i xet pattern e.ieh ye.ir , . , hexxiltleretl. friglitenetl. iintl tlistiirhetl. e iimeltx' uf so iniinx' fiieiiltx' ineinhers eiieh tl.iV. thiinging uf tliissek xx hen thex' have just hetgiin ting lost in the two hiiilalings, tintl eating tltiring the wrimiig liinth periutl .ire only ii fexx of the tlriistit problems whieh tutifmiii xibl seh Llll However, iilitei .i few inimntlik' experienee, the new freshintin is fiilly .1llili.itetl with exery pm' ite toiitigiimiis. e Lliilw. Ufgilllllilflllll, umtest. game. .intl jwke, Her xxhwleheiirtetl interest in iniiny phiisen uf high tml tietivities ix euininentlgihle. Her iintliitinteil eiiiirgige in support ex erx exirii-eiirrieulgir time ln Uet.isitiii.illy 5he is pieketl hy the gmxxn-tip siipliiiiiwre-N. ttninetl hy the iiiniurn. .intl lmetl hy the se-nimrx. ln only tltie tiine. the freshnmin hetwznes 115 liitiel tis the supliiminiire. wpliisiitixtetl like the iiiniiit, tintl tliiring like the seniut. f.ihel. xl.lVleIie -, Zur. Sh.iriin .Mit ' ' V f.iiith.i, l,.lIVlLl.l 1 -H W. 4, ' li,ux.i,lfki. li.ithIt-en I I A , 1 A: 44? -- Xiehki llmniie 'N XL' 4 i 7 .', - Xie-hk.t, l.iii1te I ' ,, Kim. lliiritii i X A K A L- 1. l K X L A Ailinxke. llilflkifti fxiiel. lUi.iiie fu:iixxit1.f.itiifurz ' XYe:1el,'l'l1eieXe ,Amp 1 55 in - in iif X- 4 xltllllif. l.uL11Ne ,WM 't , lit: iw. Arlene lx Q A A lr' L Page 62 'lhc LL15uMi.111, Nr, Hurry Kmzymki. QI1IhLl5i.l5- rlmlly prqurcs thc bleachers m the gynmrlslum mr .1 C.Y.O. x'ullcyb.1lI rwurrmnwcnr. lhrlcr thu palpable mpcrxixrrmrm uf Sister Mary Albcrtlnc. Mn. Anthony Gmqh ,md Mm. Frank Gurski nhcr their wrvigcx ru Lilli.m Blaakmuki. Arlene Kumlmxsl-Qi. Danielle 'Ilvmkicxxicz. and fuml Yfirxirrrxki. Hbcrxigc xxirh a smile rmrn Mn. john Rzcpka .md Mn. Hurry KdLZQ'U5ki nukes rhe lunch period unc uf .1Y'lIixiP.iIiHf'l tm Xamy L1 Mold .xml Linda Maru icxx N. Mr. f ll-rwph Purcrig. .1w1xr.mr Lustmiurr. rx IIAPPIH wrxu! lu' Mn, Snmlcx' l..1NkL- .uni Mrs. Iulm Nzumk. Page 63 W ar , X xl' 44 1 L ,fx Z ,W 1, let 1 v,1Qhm fi - + . 7 Elm .V - VI ' , A PHYII. M3 Xj 4:'1:1 1 zdzfg' C -f-A 'W 1 V Lg 3 B ' 1 V. I ' 1 WSQQ as C 1,1 Q lg l0182I mm! , Z, W Al ' .' 'rw 3,3 268813 Dian 1 a 2 ' ' is 1 I Wn1sAf,,i :MQ . 231 ssgnia 6959555 .Qe Sr Y ' .WZ 12.80, A 1, 5711151 g sauna , 9,1 QE 1 , Cd 1 ' . l V51 1' 11211115 'll-I.-344311953 1 K, 1 1' , 11. B21 I ix I. 157 1 tg ,1 KU Hg? 1' 1 2f141v31'f zzrmlliglgijp i F' Ra - 5 : .3 134111525 r., 1 A I V, 1 1- I 1 maxi .111 Q 23807 WW-,fu If 14005. lfifxffl I 950 f1,1.!Z1Q wig gsggn fT 'L'1Q C5593 a 1 1358 ,951 Q 19915312-R?,2 121391, fa W 1811-113 183121415 Re Big Po mzoaoq 210, l lm lm If ,f X, 1s7:z1sig1s.as3ig1szs1 '1+msi11sxW fl' ,IU 28 5' Us 285 X L!! ,f I X, ff! Z 4 S , v Cf 61 .4505 To elaborate the Creators eternal plan of acquiring knowl- edge as something good and useful, the four years of classes at Madonna play an increasingly-important role in the intellectual life of the student. The pursuit of knowledge, through the guid- ing hands and minds of the faculty, becomes a full realization of appropriate interests. information, skills. understandings, and qualifications. Since the mark of a Christian scholar has become his will- ingness to cooperate wholeheartedly in advancing his innate abil- ity to the maximum. the Madonnians strive to prepare themselves hy adopting a sequence of courses which will he most advantage- ous for their personal advancement. N e igion amid Ar jwfnre H445 In order to acquaint the Madonnians to grasp the scepter and rule the world as true Christians, the four-year course in religion is based on the most important doctrines of Christianity as found in Scriptures and in the Apostles Creed: the Unity and Trinity of God, the Incarnation and Redemption, the sanctification by the Holy Spirit through the Church. and life everlasting. The complete presentation of the sacraments. commandments. liturgy. Church history. apologetics. and habit formation embraces a unique plan which leads from faith, to hope, to charity. Opposite Page Diane Gabrys and Margaret Banach. thruugh the medium ul illustrative pictures. study the li- turgical cycle of the Catholic Church. Lois Bart, Josephine Giambrone, and Marilyn Ward receive a detailed explanation of the meaning of fleur de lis, a symbol of the Blessed Trinity, from Carol Vilser. In urder to duplicate their lives on that of the Blessed Mother, the seniors, Patricia Sipiora, Carolann Jesuit, Patricia Tinker, and Rosemary -lachimtmslci prepare for an extensive study in Maritilugy. Page 67 'Rv--A f 0 5 11,45 V I Lfntier the directive Siiperviximi of Sister Mary Alx'erni.i, Barbara Gutz. ,Io Ann Beaver, ptmstiilnrit. Catherine Moritiilbami, .iriti Mary Hmxinesiari take .1 biolugitgil glimpse into the iritritntiex -it .1 Homer, Mary Ann Pax'Im'ith. Irene Hubku. Ann Marie Stuthurn. Nl.iYkUL1l'CI Vfiiitmxiez. .iriti Liritid Kiiett eriticmur tu prime. by metim int .in expcririiem. that riir ttttiixex spate. dence Since stiuiiiiiit miriy iii the twemieili teiitirry iiitpiiix ivan fihlil imtik lvrmxsiiig Iili' Nilliikilix .iI'l 'U.1,i' Uh NtlgI'lLL'kl1LlI'HC5 ixliiili wiivv ii! g.iitr..i Nt1LI1iL.iWi11ilwgi' .iiiii tii,-iziixizw ixizzr i imfiiiire xiexx iii iiiiiiv, 'iiitx hertz. mtv. izixigiiw iiiiu the A.. ,riiiv-ii It ' t:: LH. zmiii. ix- zvttix 1 .,:i ..ii.2 ' X gi,-iii -13111. ivtixxeeii ii,.: ' ' ir, t .iirm X.. Xiiitii of 'Ii .A 1 ' i i ii! ti.1iS' iii- iix .,.1ii'.iiix.ii'i- ifm welter: t .. tr miiw-X. giiiti .ittqr ir- el tx it .. X eI11iI.aI1.lllll'L'. 'Im -zuiitiiu ixti 1:,t- ..xx.grt in tiit- Litt tim: Litas X t-iiit,r.i.r1i, 11-xtmrzitiri tar Him- strlt .ind lin tit . ...' tx i 1.LL'N I.iiiiii'iiiiis- ix iii iimt 'rztwugiz 1 .mx wtttwxt- rins- tmtritx. 'Irie' .nrt ...xii '..i,,iir iirii .ill Nut-iiiirit aiiiitj. Niiiiiiiii in .itufiiiplimiit-ti hir iiit xxiiitv 1-iiwiiit iiiw1:ii.ii1miii if kriixxlt-lqe Mix' 111 'ii .ii H1'IiiLI'iIlU the xxelmrt- iriiii il.lI'PLI!LNN it iimiiiifiiiii. The study uf the pmte-x in wriirim is earnestly uiitiertnkeri by Bdrbiira Lutz, M.iry Lfiu li'7Y.lflCNI.lf1, .intl Cwirherine Mimtiillftinu. QVL AUQ LL0 1 lui eh-f lfU0lfLJQlf',' flwaf L5 Me 5866! of 5cie1fLce. , ,-.mi Q BC11 L' I NWI, 9.01.9 1 N , . -E-Q, MEX, 4 K Ca son-L C Rb' 5r ' 4 maxi :A ' zu 'L lnrmqr-New IH ghCINlx.ll t'ifC1'iINtIlf.lI1UI1. I'l.1mc Picrruklm .um Iiiulcmg I I L mtlmlc the pr' new xxhlm Bwnlm l5.11crNk1 .mc P.ll1.L'IfLA Buwcm1 ri thu-lr pmgrcw 1 BJ Zn -41 6531- I Oda! egilvwbw The social sciences are of vital importance to the cur- forward to the problems of the future. The fascinating study of history is a follow-up of the riculum of any school. They give the students an opportu- nity to delve into the past, appreciate the present, and look advantages. progress. and defeat of endless epochs of na- tions. The religious, human, and social outlook on life is viewed in many phases of the historical backgrounds of those whose constructive rulings paved the road for ad- vancement in culture, traditions, and the general welfare of mankind. History, in itself. reveals mans recognition of deity. mans struggle for power and existence, and mans attitude on the temporal and eternal rewards. lncorporated with the study of Wlorld History and United States History is the intensive study of the socio- logical problems which confront a well-governed country. state. and local units. Anita Rzepiela, Therese Kopielski, Roberta Antonetti lean Lembers: ant Sandra Novak gaze into the past through these modern-day replicas . ft xi 5 xi I--f.xi.:riEI ' 'T , D Q 37' 1 51, v NAM 7 if ' . 1 - I' V ,gary ga 9 :ff f 1 .K I VJ. s . 4-:ff-1, V- A- f V 3, P2 JJ Rosemary Mzlngancllo leads rhc disunwimm in wgiulugy un HcQhiLX1jll7, Our Yfurulertul Tmvnf' Bcrnndinc Kmxulski, ,loan Keds. Dhmc Gabryx, and BIAICLILICIIYNJ Murula wntributc to rhc praises wt thc .uixulrltugcs in nur city. Vfhilc blguquclinc Koperny .md Thcrcm Rcmtlcsz point wut and explain one uf the ,ucwturaplmiml gcnu-rs of Amor- ihm Hixmry. Vipnyrm 'I'imm.1n Imam .xzrmrlwlxp Pangeg Tl 'Q wa Qelfzzfnc' 3 Z fo wwf L ,vga QW N355 WA? MJ . A 2 X, g W, 1' I tt SA. NX ' 1 KYJ-5' A Q -H+ W. AJ., .,'.f? ' ..., ' ' V .4 ' rg-j, 1 -f ,fx 'Af -sflw: .K . V, V, A 1 YM, 'fzfxf pf ,.f 1 1 G M M f 4 J, iff! - fgiffilgi 4 5? px .. 225 if 2, f' ge ,g ' m ' , , , 14 M 9 Q We Opposite Page XX'ith the aid of Chaucer and his Camer- bmjx Taller. Sharon Tamillo relives the pleasant and stimulating adventures of the past. Her vicariznui experiences at the fametl shrine ul Thnnms fl Becker are rewarding. Mies Rurh Cllmrltnn .ritls Bxrlnrrt 1 1 rr Sister 'Nllry Charitas assists Christine Pisula in Ltmuise Glatz, Mary Ellen Dautlelin c.JCI'll e htr explanation of the Puritan A L nl Literature to lonlia. antl Nancy Fiegel in lqcatin hat Hum lri loan lattoni and Phxllis Gxondla bantlra Nlmalx Touch. cheeks the references in her text N nun -ru: nunmu, , SIITH UUCM MLK PIT 6LlfLglfL0'L9Q5 MAMA of jfzongfif Language is a solemn thingy it grows out of our life...out of its agonies and ecstasies, its wants and weariness. Every language is a temple in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined. The Creator gifted the whole universe with it so that we might say pleasant things to each other. XY'ords convey the mental treasures of one person to another. It is through these languages that thousands of precious thoughts have been safely embedded. The students in the language classes study the historical background, the prevailing customs. and the beauty of preserving the major traditions which formed the nucleus of Rome. Poland, France. and Spain, Barbara Squeo demonstrates the correct pronunciation of dithcult French words to joan La Marca, Lydia Kantorski, and Paulette Garstka, Carolyn Nothof listens attentively to the explanation. X Ninn rx nt n N s ,n XI,1r Xin NQIILIHI u - ra. xiklltlhfkx rrr1x.1l Ur A ll R .wily nu fl IJINIYL uh --K wrrg .mum xx uk x rhn .mugcm Jr g mn :ur um Nux wx N .1 pm L11 JP x L. lfgbtgg' x S Q an 1, ,?,, 1 X Mm ' Q W-,M 1 fi: if 2 S, 35 5' ' ' 5 E? fi . Z 'fit o hx ' 9 A .AA H . , Q 91, -K-.gt , ' ' nakw' x l ' ww w-ex' 'V I f XX, ,I ,V ,T I f 1 Nl.1rti.1 btrfclcuki. prwiticnt. pmutlly In thc Club by the C.1thwli1 I.1lwr.1r1 Axw11.1tum. lhc milton. w.1tL-tl .lt the mlnlc. .uc Rtm-m.1ry Innes, vue presl- Jcntg Ai.1I'L.lI'L'I Dux. 'L'LkfCI.ifQ'1 .mtl 12112.1- bcth KL1IZ.i. trc.11u rcr. The other Student I.ibr.1ri.1ns Ivtcning to the gnotl nuxs ut Ihkc1ILlb.SLlTTIliLlIiUfX are FILUIIL' Piutruclm, C..1mlyn Upultmy, N.1t1ty'Cinwk,fQ11rnl l:ul.ucrs..1t1tl Shdmn 111111111 .QfLc!i5,9e1fL5aAL Qderuoir Ar ,xgguancemenf Anim B.1n.1x. P.iLl1CHL' D5 kew. .mtl Ann Kurzcm xufrk .11 .1 tcarn rw prepare .1 slhplgif' ut neu books xxhlth xwrc PLlI'uh.lNt1i fur the :llWf.l ry. Pam' TT ,' t111pl.11's .1 QCVIITILJIC wt mcrlr .m.1rt1cJ IOQQC Displays of emotion are impurtanr to the speech sturlents. Anrlreri Singer. Margaret Pmcyk, Diana Garda, unrl fxlljllfld liirehula are quite overtaken by the expressive nmimtl ul Paulette Buscemi. The upperclassmen in the speech class are always eager tu share their experiences in contests with their fellow students. Judith Moberly presents her speech, Can a Scientist Believe in God, to the sophomores in the Little Theatre. Marianne Dworalc and Carolyn Opolony, seaterl in the first row, await their turns, Page 78 A Wmaflaemalfifd lt's harder than xxe thought, seems to he the general opinion of the trihuonometry students as they attempt to analyze the pro- cess ot using a Chinese abacus. XX'hile 'Ioan Ralcfal computes a problem through the use of a pencil and paper, Patricia Sauser, Natalie lreiehlse, Madelyn Malinowski, and Kathleen Rzeplsa endeavor to answer the question with the aid of this challenginu mathematical instrument. 0l 9lf'lfLlfLlfL8l 0 M 0gl Q:55 Mathematics. the science ever glitter ing xx ith the gold of logic. the beauty of reason. and the consistency that 2-I 'l, is an indispensable require- ment in the curriculum. Consequently. the future of expansion and develop- ment rests upon the study and application of this ever-broadening held. The simple computation ot tne lugs g facts in arithmetic and the more- detailed and challenging prohlems in trigonometry lead the students to appreciate the inestimahle value of mathematics. -no-5 XY'hile Mary Gill tollous the mathe- matital solutirn eatetully. the eomplex equations are mastered hy Eileen Kroll and Kay Phillips. Page T9 OlfVLlflfLQlf'CLOL The Commercial department undertakes to broaden the students' viewpoints in the area of the ever-increasing complexities of the business and consumer world, and its ethical. social, and personal adjustment prob- lems. Since the business education is no longer only a field of study confined to the learning of abstract skills of typewriting, shorthand, bookkeeping, and othce machines. it becomes a sound and practical application of these skills in problematic situations, office tech- niques, progressive business correspondence. and various secretarial procedures. The entire follow-up of the sequence of courses in the commercial field is a basic understanding of the nature and purpose of business in our present-day business en- vironment. lusmtss 'mins C 'f0iiw6f2i Mums ow a:swsi?SiQs3Ns I , mm mln JI awww' :W is .Wm g ,gg ,Y ',4,, Y 2, ,,, ., ,. ,,. , ,g'5rg7,,6'0Q2'-9 ,M ni. i ua .1-. -, , im, , U :,,,.,,-,.,,,. r ya, M PM 4 ,aw ,-,unhmm : ALAb4CE 'vw JO UINAL as uosun to 5.4 ' The process or posting and preparing a trial balance is quite a challenge for Penelope Kuhr. Nancy Kra- marczvli. and Carolyn Opolony. ,leanetre Killian ,ind Diane Ciabrys are l'usili duplitatin: oririte memos .intl Xatiiius bulletin .inni unte- ments tor the sthiol secretary. Considerable .im aunt uf tests are generally run otl by the students in the Unite llriittite tlasses. Page 80 The keys of the typewriters of Arlene Baker and Genevieve Myrda click rhythmically to the music fur- nished by Genevieve Andreasik. Opposite Page Patricia Ratajczak assumes the full responsi- bility of operating the teletrainer demonstration set, while Phyllis Graczyk and Maureen Ryan are highly pleased to carry on a strictly-business call for the make-believe employer. if X B6 ,, Proper measurement of ingredients is the important factor practiced by o :M BP Y 5 K f 3 ' W-iffrgifm the freshmen home economists. Rosemary Gudz, Lintitt Flahive, and Kathleen Repsnik eagerly undertake the task of hiking their iirst perfect cake. Ianet Sztrvm uiicrs Ianice Fiermuga an rtttriirtivelypre- ptireii mltiti tiixh. -Ioyee MM- tino. interexteti in the delim- tles on the iiixh. .ixkx for the retipe. Page 82 vi 1 ' x aggba l5ern.1.i111e 5Ifl.llliA. Carole Kutiei, .intl lfl ' ' ' orente luuiel take .111 .ltlX.llll.lLC or the 1,1t111t1es tor Ill1tfL,'H1 l111114 111 the Home litoiiimillits Deputment. owne Conomiw The students who enroll for courses in foods, nutrition. and home management tind themselves in an atmosphere which is replete with the most convenient, eeonoinieal, educational. and impressive sur' rountlings. The future homeinakets are initiated stepwise into the more atlvaiicetl skills of cooking and various footl preparations. They are also introtlugetl to the ev.1lu.1tion of properly-balanced meals. food-value analysis, the art of setting and serving at the table, and the correct appreciation of home management techniques. jAercf I5 nofA1'ng gvffvr Mmm My ma ing 0 Gt fmp amp. As future homemakers of tomorrow, Arlene Stancy, Barbara Olszewski, Joanne Szczepanski, antl Dorothy Wfojkowski are pleased with their meal, They are servetl by Mary Ann Kietlrowslci antl Marlene Olejarski. --,-.. lllllillsllaitflilllll ll fs M - 'Q CQALLAZVL To become practical and economical homemakers of tomorrow. many stuclents appreciate the educational advantages which the study of sewing offers them. Following skillful and detailed procedures. the Maclonnians procluce useful apparel for their wartlrohe. Learning just the simple stitches on plain hemming slowly leacls to ' the acquisition of more advanced techniques. The finishecl products of aprons. dresses. gowns, and suits find gratifying results in mastering a skill which will necessarily pay otl life-long benefits. The principles of the proper selection of fabrics. the correct type of clothing. and the evaluation of the lNlary-like fashions form the integral part of the home economics course. . gi 5. F, Www llg . I W.. SA . . ' --'- -'fwM.....-, at QW? ll' 1 . i x ' . 'l 5 examinc-tl .intl .itlmiret lixxasilwurslua11tlf,x'ntl11.iliosinslxi Page 84 l hx Kirol :fflrf ,v , M if if yi ,gf Af Qs if aw ,ms 1 I . Qi wg 251 2 1 5 333333 5 552 . 1 W ' 2 Q Q an Q WMM The ethieatinnal ami Liramatie activities xxuiilti not he eutnplete xx ith- uut the varinus musital remhtiuns uf the Cllee Clluh. 'Ihe il.1fINUl1iUllN anti beautiful voices. purtrayeti in religinus anti secular wngs, pave the way tnwarti an appreciation of one of CMMS wumiruiis gifts. As training for hopeful pntentialities for the Glee Cfluh is under way. inelutiinus strains nt .Swim l.ni'1i1 are often heard in the Muxit Department, Sister Mary Lucretia attempts tu mal-ie stars tat the iiJiiLJXXiIlg..I singers: Martha Glmvinski, Linda Kreft, janet Dellaria. Diane Meyer. Kathleen Tadel. Rita Kwchan, Rosemary Fina. Barham Cihutizynski, Christine Kanabux. Marian Multia, anti Rita Dutlek. X? 'gpm--'W W Oppoxitt' Page True tontt-pt or art is exprew-,el on tanvas l5T.lC.1flIllIYCfi!1I1UXKNlxl.lilxli'xIU.lll.l Peretti. Dorothy Pta-zkoxxski reveals her ability in the latest tashitin de-izns. Busily absorbed in the skills of painting. .loyce Raphoon and 'Ioyce Lexxantloxxslxi strive to achieve the proper effects. -lust don't move. expresse- aptly the sentimeuts of the senirrs xx ho are attempt- ing a perfett portrayal of their model. ,Iovce Raphoon. The artists arewludith Roe. Maureen Ryan. Dorothy Ptaszkouski. Ciarolami blesuit, Diane Pilipuf. .intl Amalia Peretti, liitrica Rykoxuki plates her enameled copper piece into the kiln. while Vetonita Kurdziel and Patricia 'lozefoxvicz xxorlx skill- fully on their yexxelry sets, x I xi? f . . . . Jil' !I l'll1 H'0I 3 0!ar1l 1.5 Ziff!! H JACZJOH' of fda A111110 IQFI' l'C'il0l'l. A The students in the Art Appreciation class have an intensive study of the Ziff elements. They are Jeanne Consolazio, .Ioan Block, Natalie Campanella, Harriet Lius, Kathleen Karnoxv, and Patricia Frank. To exhibit their ability for free expression, the Madon- nians readily use creative talent and imagination instinctive- ly. They develop their moods and feelings in an artistic demonstration of the beauty of Gods creatures by portrait painting, wood carving. mosaics. and water color. Every art student can marvel at her finished product with great satisfaction. knowing that she utilized her hands wisely to produge a beautiful masterpiece. -C4-' Q., 13' 6 . R x F. it ixb 5 .. . gs' iii, 1 W 1 Ly:-ww' 1 xsgwul X x X i. 9 s i 1 XQAUQLLCLLZOVL5 l 6LlfVL6L A111110 1z'f11'f1f'.1 11 .rfizyc . . . fill!! 11110 1111111 111 X115 111110 j1f11Ai.r 11111111 j1111'1y. The Draimii Lluh. whose main interest is ru entertain and hrmiieii the persiurml wiieli of inrelleeruzil kmmledge. furms the hgisis uf mmy Liiidgihle perfurrmimes. Irs memhers emphasize. stimulate. and eregire the Ninalriwils experiences of urhers mm .1 megminyfiil .md Ll delightful activity. They also grasp all uppuminiries ru dex elup .uid eurieh perscm- .iliry traits. poise. wmiee. .ind an insight for the essentials of pmper smge techniques, Page 90 ,J 'X Paulette Jost, in the role of the Blessed Virgin in Christmas at the Crossroads, is ti replica or someone engrossed in prayer. The sophomore drama students add to the solemnity ot the dramatlc portrayal. The dranmtit 1in.1le depicts the .itloration of the Christ Child by baron Cousins. the Roman guard: Melissa Doman. Cousin Adelle: Piurititi Nielsen. llopex Paulette lost, the Blessed Virgin: Dime 'l-HIUkZLil'il Sr. ,Iosephg lhulette Bustemi, Mddume Morning und lo Ann llcnncr. Old Lenen. Page 91 V' if--fr 'aww 1 IA M, x A 5 , ff ' ww A : 451.221 V' I ,, 335, , ,X Y . it V x f , 14 -.1 1 'lg at 5- imuf .v -.W ,Z , ..1.xjrj15,gQg-u....- A' W ' - wa, if ,., yu, ff, ., V , , W' f , -4-,f arf- ffffw AW l'm nut afraid anymure: l rind myself and l nnd God! says Anne to Peter. The scene. as played by Paulette Buscemi and Ronald Pelley. demon- strates a potential wntidence in Gods Pmvidence. 6 ' R. ,.,-A The atrnal of Mr Duwel lGeorg.e NIUFIILP adds many problems to the txm lamllres XXl'llLl1 rcmann ln senlu stun lor tm: xears He 19 rntroduted Mr lxralcr Ilohn Balrlm to lr Frank who JLLLDIS him Into the llmlly tlrtle must xx hulcheartctllx e cnlivenet irit ur Ann- - - maya a lded tu the pathetit stenes of I31t1V1 of :lfme 15111115 xthith ugh played un Nlattlm lgflf Page 93 N, iva-. is 2 Q gn!-f 'W'f , 5 W gg 5 l gf, f 5' 4 Q f K ? C 5 1 fx' I X X I 4' f 4' 1 9 'xg A . k ,X 1X A g X 2 4' J A QQ H a 56 ,I t I ' J 1, f-11 1,-L 5 L .A N, WV' if X '4 - 1 x. F5 3 L ,ML 1 . , ,, N lu, KMAWNWWM'-f ' jfhf l l . V K my , . 1- 15 xr... ' x .2 2 w 4 -Q E Q f V I Q' s W 'Q V f N.-gpm Q 1 5 K Q V x Q 1- Q--- T i -.1655 - ' If Q D , 1 hA4,f l is 7 Xe wg A if? 1 if fx . N 1. f N' x X x Xxx i g. , ,V X 5 s 0 0 ix -. - ' 'Ely .fdcfz wfwzi -is The amiable and cheerful atmosphere which prevails in the -- 1 .1 school is undoubtedly an inner glow of happiness. lt is slowly XA developed through the activities which mold the school life into one happy family. Nurtured and advanced with the assistance from the Master- ful Hand of God, the school activities develop Christ-like atti- tudes, form noble leaders, instill invaluable experience of co- operative planning, and teach the necessary virtues for successful living. XX'hether the activities are religious, scholastic, social, or gym- nastic, they are research channels in so many areas of undeveloped and latent abilities. Inestimable treasures of potentialities are un- earthened, polished. and glorified for the good of the individual student, as well as for the betterment of the entire student body. jfmfaffy 1' Hfifzf 14.1 fo Law ft!! fAI 0MgA yfmarzy.. Vfords of enlightment on the spirit- ual benefits of the Sodality are given by Reverend Kenneth Laske. Reverend Kenneth Laske otliciates at the reteption of the sophomore sotlalists. Page 98 The acquisition of scholastic achievements and the sincere interest of active participation in social activities emerge into the limelight of a well-organized curriculum. However, the essence of spiritual growth evolves itself in the private interest of individual students who join the Sodality. lt is an organization which seriously considers the development of its members in a Why of Life under the powerful slogan, To jesus through Mary! An understanding of spiritual exercises and their application to a Mary-like life focuses the interest of the Sodalist to attain definite steps leading to perfection in the lay apostolate. Weekly meetings with the moderators and regular discus- sions with a spiritual director are the powerful means for advancement on the way to eternity. -1 Reverend Sergius Wlroblewski, O.F.M. offers helpful instructions on following the Rule of the Third Order of Saint Francis. A group of the tertiaries included Sherrill Brzozowski, Marianne Dworak, Margaret Banach, Therese Tatar, Janice Falco, Judith Cwynar, and Marlene Wojkowski. ' Following the teachings of the seraphic St. Francis of Assisi, the members of the Third Order have as their ultimate goal the spiritual betterment of oneself. Understanding the great potentialities which they have as lay apostles, the tertiaries join with millions of other members of the Third Order to spread God's Kingdom among their daily associates. In the spirit of St. Francis whose love for God and creatures had no bounds, they diffuse effort, interest, and a Christ-like daily program as a norm for spreading true happiness. Semi-monthly meetings which are conducted by a master of Franciscan theology are resourceful channels for forming the spiritual life of the lay apostles of St. Francis. fre Qnfclen pam lo Jgappineds ,aff in .Rig lnformal group discussions among the senior sodalists often include points on proper behavior in activities outside of school. Siandirzg. left tn right: Dorothy Wfojkowski, Rosemary McLaughlin, Marcia Strzelecki, Rosemary Manganello, Patricia Tinker, Barbara Kosinski, Monica Mollo, Delphine Zierkiewicz, Jeannine Ogonowski, and Patricia Storc. Circle at left: Genevieve Myrda, Nancy Ciosek, Bonita Bajerski, Sandra Mentus, Marilyn Rogalski, and Mar- garet Procyk. Circle at fight: Paulette Jost, Diana Garda, Marlene Szymaniki, Marilyn Mosl-cal, Maryanne Kiedrowslti, Marlene Olejarski, and Elizabeth Zygowicz, Page 99 va? is 1 5 Q51 if 1'1X'L'I'1' 11111111111 111111111 is S11 .1s1111- 111 5111111111111z11 1111- 51111-111111 111 .1 511111111 11111g111111. 11 IS L1C111111L'1y .1 111111- 111 11111111111111 g11111-s. .1 1111111 111 1111111111g 111 1111 11111-S 111K11Y1l111111 1111v.1111111111111 111 511111111111 1111. 11 11111y .11s11 111 11111s1111111111 115 .1 111111-s1'111cs1cr 1111111-1111111111 111 111-1'11111111g 11111111 111111 11111111 111111511113 111 111111. This ycz1r's 1111-11111. 1'A111icv1113.1 CQ111151i.111 51111111-11y.u was Ll 511111111111 111 1011111111115 which 1111111111 LII an 111111111s1111111111g 111 1111175 111111ga111111 111 11111111 1111 111111111111111111c1115 111 131111 111111 111 1111 1111 111 1111111 111 s11111'11fy111g gram. P1-1163 111111111111- 111111 111 Yl1C11f117US 111 1111 1c1ig11111s. 11111111111. .11111 s111g11' 5111115 111 11111 was L1Cl111 11111111 1111111- 11111s111c111b1y. Thu 1111111 1'111111A1c111c 111 c111'11 11.111 1111115.11 11111 1111111111.11c11 111111 1111111-111-11 111111 Ll 11111w111111 111111 1111111 cr NL'l'1QN i 3 1 fgfflfffdf U111- 111 1111- 111111111111111 111 111 .1 11-111.11 is 1111 1111111111111 11 N1-1111 11111 .111 111111 1L'11L'.11 111.1NIL'f. M 11 111 1.1111-N ,1.1x.1111.1:1- 111 11111 11111 111 1111.111 111 R111 511X1N11XXN1x1,f1.1 .N1 ,- n1nn1'fu1 M2914 1111111111111 1 mn nuns IIIIIJPNII fm -L nv 1' Vader the supervision or Miss Diane Bayer. the moderator ot C.I.C.. the discussion on the issue or racial distrlmination is led by Maryann Kiedrovvski. The participants in the distussion are Judith M iberly, Rosemary McLaughlin, Rosemary Nothof. and Marlene Ofc arslci. the othcers of the Club. oue Ag migfigor aw Away The Catholic Interracial Club is a new organization which has recently joined the extra-curricular activity program at Madonna. lt strives to bring better relations among students, the faculty. family. and society. The Clubs interest in the propagation of a Christ-like and a well-balanced viewpoint of understand- ing one's neighbor is vitally reproduced in action. Sustained activity is promulgated at organizational meetings through the media of lectures. discussions. and films. The members of the Interracial Club gather for a regional meeting: Ruiz I: Linda Graziano, Rosemary Man- ganello, Genevieve Myrda, Amalia Peretti, Kathleen Shanahan and Judith Makovvski. Ruiz J: .loanne Porubsky, Carolyn Opolony. Geraldine Gorski, Jeannette Kilian, Maryann Reed. Monica Mollo, ,Iudith Modaro. Margaret Dooley. and Barbara Squeo. Ruiz ,ix Dorothy Ptaszl-covvski, Margaret Bruslto. Roseann Sciallaba. Roseann Haracz, Ann Folgers. Mary Lou Fggers. Carol Folgers, Diana Garda, Carolyn Nothof, Katherine jendrick, Chestine Kiedrovvski. Marcia Strzelecki. and Barbara Kosinski. The members of the Math Club take their minds off mathematical problems confronting them, long enough tc smile and pose for the picture. Ron' I: fbottoml Carol Neuhold, Judith Rog, Marilyn Moskal, Margaret Procyk, Diane Karnicki, Bonita Baierski, Lois Zyks, and Elizabeth Zygovvicz, R014 '2.' Diane Gabrys, Arlene Stancy, Elaine Pietrucha, and Margaret Salvaggio. Rau' 3: Judith Brandt, Rosemary Carnes, Margaret Banach, Sylvia Madelinski, and Marianne Dworak. Rau' 4: Marlene Szymanski, Jo Anne Henner, Mary Blaskowski, and Dolores Stanczykiewicz. Rau' 5: Maril 'n Wfozniewski, Angela Bochula, and Marlene Wlojkowski 5 . Roz4'6.' Constance Tracz, Judith Cwynar, Janice Falco, Jacqueline Matula, and Sandra Mentus. Wadi would faded ow info Lllie reign of agaofufe The Math Club seeks to cultivate keener interests in the field of mathematics. Various tournaments and activities are offered to students who attained necessary pre- requisites and have an interest in higher math. Affiliated with the Mu Alpha Theta. a national Math Club. the members endeavor to promote its high ideals through weekly and regional meetings. mathematical quizzes. challenging problems. and the acceptance of definite responsibilities to make math as something educational. worthwhile. and profitable. Page 102 neceddifg dence Sie ing file jfteoriea Ijzccf ouern The members of the Science Club are affiliated with Chi-Eta-Mu, the National Science Club of America. Weekly meetings are held for the sole purpose of acquainting the students with an intellectual interest in numerous experiments, projects, and scientific findings. Interest in the Clubs activities is highlighted with local and city-wide Annual Science Fairs. The Wfestinghouse Talent Search for Scholarships and Awards motivates the members to keep abreast in the newest developments in the field of science. Slur1d'i11g.' Ron' Rau' Nancy Ciosek, president Marlene Olejarski, vice president Mary Ann Kiedrowski, secretary Lillian Klann, treasurer Sophie Burkat, Karen Minnich Margaret Grempka, Geraldine Gorski, Geraldine Golonka, Victoria Rau Carol Schoemmer, Paulette Buscemi, Marcia Kloc, Carol Quagliano Rott janet Knapp, Yvonne Aromi, Andrea Singer, Diane Huygheaert R014 Paulette Jost, Adele Ortale, Melissa Doman, Charlene Roach Rott' R014 Barbara Wasicki, Wolja Poscher, Karen Cousins, Rosemary Weine Patricia Sauser, Madelyn Malinowski, joan Rakfal, Diane Berek, Ju 3 BL Page 103 mv' 1 ,.,,. V-mm. 5V..v-Vr Nl. Vi. n- L 3 g,45 .af 2 S V V V QVVVVVVVV Vs- VVVVVAQVVV- mlb ,Hn ..x,.,,V..1V - VV 1fVVVV,. V VV- QVVVVV VV. nah' UW? ' X ,. VV-- V, i.s.V.fVVV. WM 5 'i ' HJ' Y Tm- 5,- fVVVVVV VV, f.Vn.VVV ,W A1VVvV. VVVV 3 PV:-H n: gh -' 1-'V-VAN. uf 1.1, Vxmr VuVVVnm1..nV 1 ' . 11'ff 1 !T.nlVVVV.v IVVVV 1AVV.1.VV.. .,VV, U1-1s.1ffV xVVV:V.4.VVx.,, VV A llV-VwVVVV'V- rVqVVV.rVA nV,VVV.. ,V4 ' Al vm.. lm. - VVVJVVV. VV. '+V Va-V W . ,VL ,VMHKA IMIM ' I.,- vV VVV. V .V VVV.VV VV V 'N' V OGRAM IS Q ., VV my 'V' ' . W x xV..V'VVVVV 1-VVVV 41' V MLW QV 'I .Vx ArV.V:..VVV,.. V-VV ,QVVVV V-V V .A ly X M V lrui16?wL4rVVI vrr I k V-f ml xv--VVVVVVVVVL ' ' ' 'VH' :VVV PVVVVV.-VV.V.VVV sw. VLVVVVIVVV-V V-r Um! TIV Tu- VVVVVVVV ,Vf VV, Ju... 'JVVV -- PX HVVVVVVV V-f rw VVrVV 1:V-VV-mfz Ai f: VV.:-151, zVV.VV.V A -.VVVV. VVVVV: ,u.,VV.. 1:.V.fV.V, V.V,,V,,,, ,, V VVVV'.-V-V.vV mmm VV . u..VV VVVV.V-..V,VVVV, VVVVVV uV.. L- '- NNN' v V ' .4 VVN. vwruimz, .hr V - VVVVVV. J.VVVV..- 5 VL. V... Va.. VVVVV VVIVVVVVVQ-Vg ,V 'H fh' ' f VV VV- mm Vm u.VV.-V, yy 4 ' -V V.. .V,V,,. A,f:VffwV,.i.v,V,g V VVV- VVVVV.V.VVVV. .f ,.f-rf' f- Y,--f :r Vf.VV VVNUVWVVVVVV VVV11 5 X ff V fa -Vu-wr VV- VVVVa.VV.. f.,.VV L V LEADING Rouzs V X ,V V -2 VLVVVLV. Vw! VV-MVVVVV, en 3 MVVVVVV HVVVVV-V-V.V1V .ull ,VV'.V,,.VV HR ,MN M, Amy. mm 'K 1 7 X .V V ' A ,Vw v '-'wk'-vv'1 -' W' h 'V V V 4 ,gy VV., , hx.VU,A 'TM A-Sag , fVmVfizVVV.V .Vw-V X VVVVWE ua V' V3 -4 'A' if-QSM' , V V. V' xV..V ff fwifs ww 'W' Wh fS fv1fK W W0 N wi-- A M VWX XV: 1 ffgzf .Qff , vw? XM ww HV.,-ASM, HMV, um 5,7 :ml B5-AVN-Vi s:V.-.VVVVVVVVVV V- Vw VV. :VV ,W-V .VK ,V Vu -X .K A w- X ff z V- VV V. X t, V-VV I vom N ...Vw-h VVVV ff!! I .V V VV. N M.: 'V VV sxVVV,V..V VVV1V VV, QV xl Vf JV -' vp- ,VX Q. .f VVVVM VJVVVKN -V-nf' ,V Nw--'rim .mu lmunvlw IVV-1. VVngV.VV Tm. VV, WV,V.,.Vx- N w , n Lf ' Q5 V 'XVVVVVVVVV' ,MVK .V 1-1V.VVVV-.VV lac ulty Increfn, .,efjW.VVVp HH .VV X V ,VV 5 . 'VWV P .M1,V,.VVM iw Ah 04 la MV- av. I-VVVVVV xVVV1rVV.V QBVVVVVVV VVVV.s MVV. mi- V AY' ,Vx V af C 4' -fxux. 'f' ik, aww '1' 1tVV.VVVV-VVVV2 fVV.-V.1VV Q vs 3.tV.VVVVVV.x.tV . ' In ...wil 0 X , k Vxx.xVVVVxT5V.Vxff,V .z3,:G'6n ,MV NV ,,,,.,.. V,, I Q 'A R ' VV-VV V VV.-.VV VVVVVVVVV-.-Vs V fx wi .ww Wx XM., Q' V-VX .w3Wu,,V V'l,c,VVoWZZxe V-V:-V Vx x.VVV IVVVVVV xV V .V x1V.V.VVV.VfVVqV, ' V H, f'Nf:N'x,', W4 2 W .Vw- VV-Vw ,,.. V V ,VV I V N VV- .VV 1V-VVV vV :VV .V VVVVVVVV VVV . A ' ' 'I x -' ' I ww .VVVQA ,Vw uw X 1' VV ny. MVVV1- ' :V- mls rm fV....a ' I . VU' V , . M V . v?-4 . Vw 'dx -VV.VwV'W,, rf W A-H ,V VX N VV X 2-VV V.n....,VV .VVVVVV--Vs VVV.. VcVx+ ! l,VVV. XM .V V 1,-,VV A H ...V ,.,V,,-...V VV 'V .4 1:VVV.V..-V V..Vr.,.- V M, 'FVVV ' K. .A ,V-VK .V VV V1VyV.VunVVv 4. '- V.VV...VxV. VVVVV-.VrVV:VV 4 W.. X . W... HMV., W' M' A W V --' ' ..VV HMV W V XWVVV QKQVA A Xv ubwfx Xuxivt Aft' Y ,VK ' X99 A JVVVV-f 'i V Vmf -N 'U V um ..V Wwx ,As Ng Vu -X sw-' V V VV., . Uv :HW rx V .VV WW V nh R w nm H VV. . ..Vv.'-UV Vmwv we W1 Vs-'V ' V42 nw - ,Vw VW . -A V' wit n V' V MWVVV AXA xv V Us ev yx-fx Nw-Y' .VV u5 . V sf' V M' V -V1 F ,Vrff VVVVVx- V.VVw' . X .J V xr' V V W-.V. ' eww Y vi 16' -bf . V xx' V .VVX A Vw ' V Vu'-5 A VV. KX , V xx VVQU X - RVN Y-...Sv 5' AVVVN' gm vi . ' 01' X .rw -V V QVVVY ,VLTVVVVVYMAF 'Nix 'K 'xl WVVVVW xg V.-Vw W N Uk' .V xv ' ,VM A MW '-' .gui . .1 V' A ' VV. ' - ' ' A ,Nw .Vw -v V mV- X VVVV- I VW' ...v 3 ...mmf-1 V V , ...vw ., MV, A V 'V Amin. New uw Ai H v rmm-VV., 'WVJW .' X mmm pm, U' 4.41,-0 ,gs 11,-V., I W' KVM .WV V V. VV. WMV, ffm JVVVNVVVVJVVV VV.V ' A VV.-' 'x1kV.VVVfVkV ,,,,,V,, My. Y WV. af Sf. IVVVVVV VV-W',,VwV rsh fm N-,VVV-rV.9.. .V-ov ' WV-VVV,.VVV, ' w fz.V V1 V . Vik .xVV.,,, T. VV K 0x X' gkx v VVV , . XX X Hn VVVV VVV V. frmy.. V. Y .V,g 1 'dvi MVVVV , I wr. .x-:VVVVV f Q1 fVVV..f V..,. ,V HMA . 1. ' - ' V-I IVVVVV. '- 'ff 41 VV wr yVV,VVV V ,V,V. VVVVV VVVVV, QV' A aww' 'Y' 'H' A-:V u. L VV: mV VV., V ' .1 MV, My V H VV, VV fV,,VVRM V.V..,A VW, , .V VV --1, ,gf V, MV JV., V14 ffl! 1V..VV. 1:.VVV.,.-, ,W Vw.. , Y 1 :mV,4. ,K H., .I ' R ' ' X '.V, Hx -VH. l1VV1.VfV: 21V y H 'Y' UI' 5'J ' VV QVV V., Lk, ,mu 1r..- , VV Y ,vu .VVVV li..Vn VU, ,U K., .rVVfV,,l , ,Nw 1 f'1 21 uh ' an. fs'VwV- JV. V' ,V V.V.,...V, G I M V .LV V, imzfunf H ,VM M'UIl1'4!'I'VV.1f.s AV, 1-,ii ..VnrvVV,Vmm an' YK ,VV nm, 4M,,.3' HH fm hm my . ..VV.VV V. dm mu, Hu ibm-gr ,U , Vu, U .VV-vi .VV A A V .V V4 , V 1 Q wi' -OV: A X KV. Vw K . N X Wm hmmm , WJ' bw sw V.,-VAVP' A iw W V MMV. V nf' - rv . V Q19-'M,VV A' WX X, SVP A .wtf t X3V.Q,.V wi., M' LUV.. Nw ,V 1 ,Vw VNV- . V' VY- I C V 11. U. ,V VV4 Q - V VVS- ' Vim' . I V j I H9 ,VV ' .VA U rw X .VVMH K VV,Vw .VVKWG . V XA we .'K'A' VV . HV ex , QV X V VV. W VSV' .VV . -ax VV Vw A .,. 1 A,.n'WW VV1 Vw VV. V. Vs Vw-' wx VV, V VV V..........V.Vm,,, 'V I' 1 . 'Nw fn fhm ' 1. VxVfi.VVvmf M1-V lx x V r:VVxs..VV VV z:VVV..rV VVV.Vs AVVVV-.fVVV.VVV VQVVV..-V VVVVQ' HVVVVVV, QV mV'snVVV 'f--mf H1 min. VVuVi+fzVrA V NVVVVVVV. 'V -VVVVIVVVM' VVV.VA pV.iV1VV V-V V4.4 iw VVVVVRV--i VV' -V.VVVVVV.VV.VVV MVVVVHVVVV: TVVVV V. 5-V.V:fV.V-.VVVVVAVVVVV VV 5 ...VJ 1-VVVV VV, VVVVV- ,VV.V .V - , Us 11 Jw Lvugxiit :VI VVV VVV. V -VV V' xVV.VVV V :zu f--VV...-V VV:-Y 'xl H,,.V-xy v:WU,VVVx -- VM ,VV ,QQ.,VVaVVV xL1', ...VVA-4'+i:AfW',',V,.VV- ' , .V f,.Vw-A-Q ,,VV sw' V V .VV . V V V, .V VV 1 VVV V.. 1 V-VAWWM Vw-'W ...V :xv K ' ,VVVVU V , f V, VV..-fm f 'Wm,, KV VVVVV .bc me 1 VVVVVV VVVVV my WV, K f..sV..Vfr V V VVVV' V VVV+m H JW-'W -.Q ,-,VVV-VV ' .V VVVVV V . V. WMV .V x1..Vf-ff. V. V VV W' ' ,Y ,VV 1 -1- ' .Vi A VV. MMVVVAV W W ,VVVVVNWM . .VVxVx ' xVVVV.VVVV -YV, .Vw H , .W VVV-V VVVVV-V V .VM V VVV.. V V ,Vf Li f .V.VV-f'U 'x V. .VV-'Q'-' V.. H hw V U, V., - V -5 - V :A 2 K, Ut WM. s tw, VV... V,sfV W, xr,-Vw , .V.V'-'W' A A VVVV- 'Y VV, V vi .fm 'MZ' V ' A A I ,A .V , 'ik VV ' X: . xv- vm V. uw .J V ,VV.- V 1 1 'Yeuxxaxqh Q .1 s - V . gxhvl V' , VW' ' .. VV,. . VJ ...af X fn- L V V. A I VV, VV...-BW' SN Awwi. , ,V V ,,.,VV . V- ' . - M ,ma X 1-V' ..V Vxlwfv 1 I' V -.Vhnwn IV-A am' H..V,V,, Q r . 7 ' VV IV vv H Since the connotation of the word clarion often signifies a loud and clear musical instrument, it can specifically be compared to the MADONNA CLARION. the school newspaper. Headed by a staff of competent news and feature editors, the CLARION typifies the announcement of school events in a clear. interpretative manner. The assimilation of information about the schools religi- ous organizations. current school problems, the advancement of individual and cooperative endeavors, and the rewarding recognition for scholastic abilities are only a part of the regular contents of the monthly periodical. The members of the staff who type the articles for the printer. solicit ads, and control the circulation process are a valuable asset in the general finished product of the school paper. Charlotte Petrokus, Judith Rog, Mari- lyn Moskal, and Sandra Mentus assimi- late material for the general layout of the school newspaper. The accurate work of the typists, ,loanne Szczepanski, Patricia Storc, ,Io Anne Rizzo. and Marilyn Gantz is an act of assurance of another issue of the fil..-XRION. OPPOSITE PAGE Photography enthusiasts, Margaret Grcmplxa and Carol Schommer. enjoy utilizing Madonnak xxell-equipped dark room as they develop their oxxn photos for the CLARION. Page 105 W msn- mm-ww Sister Mary Spunsa luoka un with ap- proval as Patrieia Niecikmvski, etliturg Mar' garet Procyk, cu-etlitimr, antl Marilyn Royal- ski, prepare the spcciiic layout uf the literary .mtl artinie mark fur the yearlmwk. K :we J ,N The ambitious MAtlonnuRY staff marks diligently tu wmplete the year- book in time for the March deadline. Diana Garda. joyce Raphmm, Joyce Lewantluwhki. antl Luis Zyks cheek carefully all the scleetiuns. Pat Kc-as. ,loan Kain, Elaine Pie- trucha, Elizabeth Zygtxwicz, Marlene Szymanski, Marianne Dwurak, and Marlene Olejarski make tlecisions on the theme which is to permeate the selective vsriteups in the 1960 MAtlunnaRY. 'M L fi, Page 107 Thc nicinbcrs of thc Mission C lub hue is their in un purpose Christ 'lhcir contribution to thc support of thc Church incluclcs priyer sicriricc and fininciil assistincc The litter is grcitly in I the alleviation of the suffering ancllneetlyi in the Mystical Bocly of creased through the vscckly yoluntiry contributions of the rest of the stuclent body. The archcliocesan offices of the Propagation of the Faith and the Franciscan Fathers in the Philippine lslancls are the recipients of the Maclonnians' spiritual and temporal offerings. R011 If Mary Ann Zmucllia. Carol Mikolaiczak, Marilyn Wfozniewslci. Barbara Lexxantloxyslti, -lanet Knapp. Lillian Klann. Victoria Krystoxxials. Charlotte Petrokus. anil Barbara Xwasicki. Ruiz 2: Mary Konstantynoyxicz. Frances Dattalo. Karen Popelx. Diane Kenclzior, Melissa Doman, Carol XX'is- niexyski, Dorothy Wfoiltouslii, Alice Schretter. Constance Tracz, Antlrea Singer, anti Nanette Gales. Run S: Bonnie Sona. Mary Sutor. antl Therese Sutor. Rim 4: Alulianne Pilipul, Mary liretlian, Patricia Dryer. julia Helgason, Regina Zierkiexxicz, Bernadette Foley. Barbara Weinclr. Rosemary Costa. Barbara Roll. Patricia Briskey, Anilrea Trojan, -Iosephine Cihrabaszcz. ,lanice Fier- moga. Joyce Michaelson. Lynthia XVegner. Rita Kochan. Nancy Norys, anti Diane jurczyk. Ihe Mission Klub oiticers play the part ot Christmas sprite-si' as they pre- pare tor Saiitak iouruey to the foreign Hllsslirlis. The ioyous apostles are Dorothy XVoikoxisl-ci, presitlenti Carol XX'isnieyuki. treasurerg Constance 'l'racz. xite prtwitlenn antl Alite Schretter. set- retary Page 108 .-'ff xltan lialtiai. K.i:h.t-en Rfeplxa. .inti Marie- :X ,mira of tulip-. uziiqteiv prepared hi lin Nlalinox-Alvi. .ca i- the wax ti thc C . ti tiante wh th v-.av held in the Ni:t..il ll.t!l. if -W The Chicago lnter-Student Catholic Action Organization. known to all high school teenagers as Cisca. promotes Catholic Action on a solid basis of virtuous living. This particular phase of spreading Gods Kingdom in the hearts of youth is emphasized in a wide and varied religious. educational. and social program throughout the archdiocess. A Holy Hour on the first Sunday of the month assists the teenager to spend an hour with thc liucharistic King of l.ove and to enliven his spirituil need for pusonal sanctilication, XY'eeklv discussion committees consider and evaluate proper literature. music. and lilins for the youth of Chicagoland. The publishing of a weekly newspaper. known as Cisca Nrvvs. is an incentive for the teenagers to adjust their roles of adult Catholics in an increasinvlv-materialistic vvorld N1 it onnts C h tptcr ol C isct putitiptt s wholchctrtedlv in thc lulhllm nt ol th irchdiotcsin p oi rim -X h inoriri ushcrcttes at the Llsca Holi llour thc tollowini Xia lonnians check the chctiuie of isi rmcnt anis tan fi een XX cllahan Carol Gavel Ancc a Bochula lxathlecn I' liott can eic Mvr li I' eaior Brendcl md Nlirlcnc Ri lclslvi fi , s fr1 :-. .4....4..u-s '57 M.11lo1111.1 High S1l1ool 11.1. prlviletzel 111 l1.1xe .Io Anne H SDN fjlllil lf X11 rr 111 ll t1l 111 e1111er 1roxx11el 11s 1l1e L lel1r11.1ry ll, 10110, M111 l511rl'.1'.1 l5111'11l1 111 N'.1l.1 e l1 IX'.l l1-1111 1111111-.l M111 ll1-11111-r .1 l1-' 1'11e 1-r livery m11111re person 1111181 realize 1l1e elose rel111lo11sl11p between 11 XVOITILIHYS morals Llflcl 1l11- clothes she wears. Her body is the temple of 1l1e Holy Ghost 11111l. l1e11111se of 1l1is, 1111151 be 1re111e1l LIS s111'l1. 'I'l1e 5.13.8 f,I'LIS11klL' l111s 115 11s 1'l1ief Llllll Ill Supply 1l11- D1-m11111l for 1l1e Supply for 1le1'1-111 ClOIllL'S, .1111l 111 fulfill 1l1e purpose of 11111i11111i11i11g 1l1e re11l1z11tio11 of 1l1e impor111n1e of IUULlCSQ' 111 dress. lr is the hope of 1l1e members 111 the M11- 1lo111111 CQl141p1er of S.D.S. to s1111111l111e 111 others Ll 111111'ers11l 1111i1111le IUXX'L1l'Ll proper 11111re. 111 1lex'elop 111 e111l1 girl Ll love 11111l 1l1-sire to lix e .1111l 11gl11 for the pri111'1plesof Mary-lllce 111o1les1y, 11111l 111 become 1l1e l1e11rers of Cll1r1s1i1111 1l1g1111y. Assernblies. f.1Sllll7I1 sl1oxvs. eo111es1m. 11111l Clllll- pnigns 11re v1s1111l 11111l .111r.1l me1li11 for 1l1e 1orre1'1 1'o111ep1 of proper 11111re, .Kr 1l11- XI111l11-rw f11.l1 l'.1Nl11o11, lS11l11'1 lx1x111xl11 111o11elN .1 1lel11.11e . .or 111111 Xlillf ll11 1 111111 llllll 1 .-K11111-111' .Tien Z' I11'T .1L'.1,.11'... fue 11.1.1 Page 1141 2 F -2. my 1 l lr , re, Sub Forming ti luvely picture of Mary-like fashion. Nancy Byrne. jutiith Becker, Katherine Novak, Sandra Gibson, and ju Anne Henner. the S.D.S. Queen, represented Mationnti High School, straw u Mr. Dennis Zhylut, Vfeher High Sdimmi, extentis his ihlllsi ni ,In Anne Heziner .is she inins the M.ttiwnn.i Mnthers' Clluh Fashion Shim . In her attractive fur-wllureti suit and Faster bonnet, Mnrilyn Rtruulski ,ttitis tu the sprint: riirmti and the neu fashions. Patricia Sgiuser and juunittt Futeru point out the beuuty in a nmtiest 5.D.S, dress which is inmicleti by Katherine Novak, Page 111 The administration of the Madonna Mothers' Club and Auxiliary was comprised of the following olhcers: Mrs. john Rzepkzl. financial secretary. Mrs. Edward Gnrdulu. corresponding secreturyg Mrs. Arthur Formell, first vice-presi- dent: Reverend Xxlllllftf Szczypula. chnpluing Mrs. john Mcntus, president: Mrs. Adam Stzmislgiwslti. second vice-prcsldcnti and Mrs. C. joseph Poreda. recording secretary. The winners of the Easter Bonnet Contest. sponsored by the Mothers' Club and Auxiliary. were Miss Emily Groszek. the most original. Mrs. C. J. Poreda, the prerriestg and Mrs. Philip Daudelin. the funniest. si Page 112 M tw F ,fl ,J g, ? : ,W 7 Q fn ky Miss Lois Dohra, president of the Alumnae Association, checks the theme of her speech at the Communion-Breakfast with the following othcers: Mrs. Sam Marotta, corresponding secretaryg Miss Adrianne Motykie, vice presidentg and Miss Lorraine Kokoszka. recording secretary. .!dflfLl0?,lfL6LQ . . . O! The Alumnae Association is a tribute of loyalty, respect. and appreciation to its Alma Mater. Regular monthly meetings throughout the school year are a perfect means of keeping in touch with the former graduates, reviving old friendships. and instilling a wonderful spirit among its members. Some of the outstanding events of the year include the Communion-Breakfast for seniors and the scheduled Alumnae-Varsity game of yolleylvall. Un March lil, IUUH the Alumnae Association gaye a Klipmmunion-lireakfast in the school cafeteria to the llrospectixe graduates. They were indutted into the Association at that time. '15 , -5, X ,' x !' fn' .X H Page114 Thy hlgllllghf of thc bLUl0I'1'xIL1ITlI11L Brukfut vx 15 the blessmg of the pipll Hag 1nd the Amerlmn H15 by thc. Rucrcnd Mxtghgl Dlszkoxxskl OFM lr IS 1 blfr from thc Alumnu Assmurlon for tha school Slsrer M my Hugolmc pulses to exchange 1 fun words of xx elcomc to Lmd1 Pcrmkoutz Carolyn Magk M1ry Baunuh Lathermc Beeskc Carol Bwrr and C lrol Mcynr grfldulrcs of tha C,l1ss of D9 If thc Alumnm Scmor BI'L'1kf'lSI a. Q'- Page 11a I f ? N-I N. uen la Within that precious framework of an academic pursuit in challenging one's intellectual capacity for study, individual and collaborative functions of extra-curricular events are indispens- able means in preserving unforgettable memories. Social and recreatory endeavors, although planned and enriched on an intellectual basis, must always be accompanied by willing hands . . .busy hands. . . active hands which widen their scope of governing abilities. Enlivened and animated by a broadened outlook on educating the whole being, these hands are engaged in cultivating the overflowing and illustrious book of memories. Bound by a sincere and earnest fulfillment of creative symbolism of high school days. these hands will exemplify characteristic virtues which will some day grasp the scepter that will govern the world. f If V i :Jig 5 32 f l .tx ,,., ,, - 2,514 We . 6-. ' 3 i t t 'ieflx X sk . N Arthur Preus and Patricia Niecikowski take a glante at the bitl, smartly titled Rhapsody of Roses, before entering the Boulevartl Room uf the Sheraton Towers lelnlfil. 'VL 9 W Grunt that uc whit near this synihul uf tidciity tif nur xthuol, llldi' always rcmcmhcr that in crust is the reminder of nur intense lou- uf yutif' Parents of the seniors gaze with delight as their daughters receive the long-awaited reward-the class ring. N TZDSMS , A If ps Page 118 fu 1111111 11.11 11111115 .1 11.11111 .11111 .111 1-11-11.151111g p1.1,1- 111 1111- 111-.111 111 1-1111 1111.11 N1.1111111111.111. 11 15 1111 111-g11111111g .11111111 11111111 11111 11-.111 111 1111- 111111111511111 111 111-1 5.1111111 1111-. V1-1114 11.155 1111g 15 .1 11111111 111 51-111111 5141111111: .11111 .1 11-11.1111 1111 111.1111 11.115 111 1-1:1-1 .1111111p.1111111. 11 15 .1 511111111111 11-1111-111131.11111 .11111 11111 11111111 11111 111 11111111111 1111111 .1111-1 5111- 11-.111-5 1111- 1111-111111.11111 511111111 11.115 1111 111-1 11111111 111 1111- 11111111 D1-1-p 111111111 1-.1111 51111111 15 1111111-11 1111 5111-11.11 51g111111.11111- 111 111-1 Y1Ilg. A5 5111- 11111115 .11 11. 5111- 511-5 1111- 5111111 11.11111 51'111b111iz111g 1111 L1Il1I1' 111.11 11.15 g11111'11 111114.z5'11g11' 111-1111-111 111-1 .11111 1111- 511111111. T111- 171116 5111111 11-111111115 111-1 111 CHLII' 151155111 M111111-1. 1111- 1111111111-55 .1:111 11111111-1 111 1111- 511111111. 1'p1111 11111111-1 1-x.1111111.1111111. 5111- 51-15 1111 111155 11-1111 115 g111111-11 1.115 11111111 11-111151-111 1111115 1111 1- 1111 111-1. A1111 1.151111 5111- 1111115 1111- 111.111- C1SCL1II 11111111111 .1 11111c111br.1111c 111 1111 5151115 111111 11.11'1- 111-1111-11 111-1 .1pp111.1111 111111111111111111 111111 .1 111111 CQ11ri511.111 1lrr1f11L1C. Y1-5. 1111111 11111 5111 1c111c111bc1 N11111111w1 11. 1931? .15 11111- 111 1111- l1.1pp1151 11.115 111 1111 511111111 1111 . . THIS XVAS HER RING DAY1 1 9CU11JI'5 111 the CQ1.155 111 191111 gr111111u51y .111cp1 :hc 111111, .1 5111111111 111 1111-11111111 111 1111 511111111, 1111111 the Re1'f:1e1111 12111111111 ,1a11115. CLR, .1n11 Rc1'c1c1111 S111n11:1' Z1cn11fu, CR. ,A Zi ,gm :QA -4.1 M, ,W Altl111114gl1 tl1c sLl11111l 11111111 is 1l111su11 1111 1l11- lmxu l111'.1l1y. s1l1+1l.1rxl11p, lu.11l1-rsl11p. .1111l sp-1111s. 31-1 1l11-N1-1111.1l x f 111115 Llllllnl 1111ly lx .11q111r1A1l by 111111.11111g 11111 1111111-s ul ' lllc lilwsul Murlmcr. C Y l,Lf?f2lfL Aw lxl.ll'l xxpu f.111l1t11l 111 C llI'lNI 1l111'111g H15 Ill1I'lX 1l111-L' fk'.lI'N 1111 L.lI'Il1, 1l11- x1l11111l 111111-11 lx 1-x1'1l111.1l 1111l11 x1l:f111l lvl' 11pl111l1li11A1g IIN yllllkl Il.lIllk' 111 0111 x1:11.111-111 u111tr11111111g l11-1. Ml111l.1rxl11p. .1 l1111l-t:11.u11 gm. lx 11l11.1111111 lwfq u+11x1.1111lx 1'111l1-.1x11r111g :ll xlll 1l1L- but .111-11'1l111Ng Ill 11111-w .1lw1l11y, I11 :l11x 1l1.1r.111c11x111.1l1y11111-111-xml wr Nl.1.x. Full 11? XX'1N1l11111. ls l11x11l41-.l. 'I'l11- x,l11111Q 11111.11 ll-.118 .mi 4llllxlL'5 Nl.11,l1111111.a11x 111 x.1r11111x.1L11x1 rms. .1w 01:1 H1-,1x1'11ly NI111l11-1 1l11'u1fw H1-1 1lr1l1l11-11 111 .111.1111111: 1l1g1r x.1p11-stir ,:11.1l Slu-1r1wf11wfwfl11 XJ11 1' 111 xxlwx-Nur 11.11. p1M1lwl1. .1N N113 ,111xxx1'1x 11.1 1111-.1 f11:'.1m1x1.1111u. 'I l11 N 111 x1l11111l 11111-1-11 Nx111'Kxl:.1111l 111 l:.1111l xx11l1 1l11- w11:1ly111N .lllxl t,111.l1y lu 1l1-p111111W:1311-11...1l111u .11 fl 1 N1p1111Q l1l1-.1l ul .Ill 11111-1111s -1l11- liln-mul xllfgllll Al.llAl, Paul- l2'1 j C 7 A -.. 1 X v lv! Dolphins Zicrlxicxxicz, rhc 5411001 Queen of 19611, is escwrtul by her .itrcmlanta lfnwf fuzz: Marlene Slyrmmmlxi, Nl.ll'l.i11I1C Dmmr.1k, Gcncxlcvc Myrll.1, 1.-:ix Zykf, ,1.1LL1L1Cl1I1C 51.l1'L1l.i.LlIhl Bonita Bliicrxki. Mmnd run: M.1ry Ann Putcm. Quccn of 1950, Marilyn Rugalxki, Mdrilyn Mwskul. and Canal Ncuhold. Third run: Mary Ann Kicllrmxslii. Mdrlcnc Ulcmrski, Sgunlm Mcntus. llmulcttc lust, 1'.1ulcrru Buuumi. .xml Di,m.1 G.1r1l.1. J ffi A f, Jil ' ffl? '-I .- fi A 531 I :Y Q' , ' . fx fi . M I 5' ' H K w 1 1 w Oppoxile Pugn' fin 5 , 4 , vp- - v Y :I '1 1 l XX1z11 .1 NI111lC ul Aurgrlrulm my the 1.111119 - ,. 1: 1 41 , xxlgz ,anno her throne ul lmrmr, .xml the rcllmx Nrullcntx, Dclphmc Zicrlxlc- '1 N3 Mr .ma Xiu lrllilllx flulxzcxxnf .lrr gun-.lw-.1 xx1rl1 llla' 111'1X1lL'JL' 11? l1L'1fIQ lxxrrrlrx Ur rin- Nlm...-I Q14-L-11. PQIQQ' 121 1 1. gi-1 f L . B E Q 1? .Q -xr 4, The Mgulunrm. XX'ho hm xxirna-,sc.l the yuyx .mrl wr- rmu of the Llgus nl 1960 rhrf ugh nt nw t ur gm: , h vlrl- Her plane ut hunur at the pr- rn. Larry Diucmpi, Marcnc Szynmnslci, Clurrrl Ncnhcwlrl. anal Dguirl Wircrmirls .mlm ru the rcnrcrpiuc. The sgwnrl sclncstcr of thu scniur yr-.rr is crowncrl with nn cunt which will inu'lt..hl1.' hr- ai rcrncmhcrcd as nn unfurgcrmhlc fusrivirn in rhq cnl, minuriun of high sghu.ml lil:-. The PROM. long-gxxxxrrcrl. Qlmrly Jzmzlgiplurl. and xwll-plzlnnul. bcurnus mn evening of rxcfrcmgnt. ylunwnr, nnrl plQ.1mnr grpprcrigxiun uf rhg rxiucrirs whirh it hrinus. l:UllUNX'lIl'Q thc hulnlifrll rrgulllinn of rhu hwrrngr grmlrmrrs. awry scninr .xml hcr cswrr xisir thc Kilim! uf l.mr in the lilxssul Snururncnr in thr- xclnml rlmpul lx-fury rlr-parting for the prmn. Sulccrixc rnnsir. .ln 1mrrmtcly'-rlcuwmtul lmllmnm. cxqnixirr- gmwm. gcnnim' trip-nrllinr-ss. .mrl .rn .mmm- plmrr- nf nnnwlrl guy are wnly' Ll lux unrlwlwrmxlrirrru ul thu sr-nmr prawn. As the Aurgrnnl nmrrh rrnrmlrlnu Ihr' tlnnlu uf an ugning xxlrich gm-Ins hut .1 rlrrunn. in IUl1NlL will lingr-run 15.111 nnhrulxun Lllgllli nt rnr-rnnwriu. Inu f,1!N1.1.lf X. n-. I frm... ll.nr-Ihmr-.1 .-X.. Nuhx .., . U,nl,1 nur-r lug- rn-,ru .1pprr,pr1.1rL- rh.1n .fn the night Hr thy Ncnmr l'rr rn. ,'Q'0ll'L Ihr Nnnlu .lt .lmcpl1 Nlmnm-r. lI.lk1lL'IIL' lsllwtjllll. , . l-Hllfflk' luv. .rnrl ,lrrhn lS.1l1lx Y.l.fI.llL' thu .lllllkilhlllmrll nl .ill CX Qllllll Ml L'llLll.LIlIITlL'llI. Thu f,l1.1purr+r1r-x fur the Scnirmr Prnm xwrc rc-upicnrs ul thc my xxhirh pcrnlcatul thc .mnmplwrc wt thc Bnulc- xarrl Room. Run If Mr. nnrl Mrs. kluhn Myrrl.1, Mrs. Alcxnnrlcr Kicrlrmxski, Mrs. Francis Zicrkicxxirz. Mrs. ll.1rry liar- zynski, and Mrs. xlnhn Mcnrus. Run 2: Mr. Joseph Ryrlclski, Mrs. ,lohn Sujrlak. Mrx. Almcph Tatar. nnrl Mrs. ,luhn Sh.mnhan, Ron 3: Mr. Framis Zicrlaicxxicz. Mr. Alexander Kicrlmxxsl-ci. Mr, joseph Tatar. and Mr. -lohn Shanahan. Run -45 Mr. ,luhn Mcnrus and Mr. Harry Knuzynsl-ci. Pz1Qe122 a ,- H.1rlw.1r.1 K4PNiIlNkl. Iiml R.11kmuki, Dmrm U - In-xukx. .md Chugk H411 lxiuxc tm .1 u1wn1u:: xx.m-m .md umnxcrx.1riur1. Kcmuurh N1 ,ry PM .NIJ Xlgry' Yllum XYir1i.Lrxk1 IAM' uma -fur ry .mum .1 rcfrulnmu my wt pumh. u , 1 X .ak x I J' QW Y La K ,Q -nf, K ,Q 1 ky A, img 'ji fs, ,ig .am ' The grand nmnh .md thc singing: Ut thc sduml wut: nmrked the Llxmdx ut .m cx'c:nin,u. lung nw hc rcmcm he red. ,lu Annu Hcnnur, Dun XY'.xgncr, R4lNL'IU.iI'S' Nm- hut, Dennis Gmlclm. 'I-:uc R.1pIm4m,.1ml uxrncrxnrlmm during up still the daming Lhurh Tum Ciucrm cmgauuc m A p.c.xN.1r1r thc i11tcrm15514m1.m 1Jc.1l rznic ICCI, 1' - J. JIIC r'C'fI'UkLlX. ,lim M.xrr.1, 1 TF Page 1211 RllAPbUDY IN RUNITF. the FLII Vmm ur MMU. mu In-hl m the prm A kL'TI A 1 ' . AWIN MI TK nn: UI YIM IM Umar-1 R N114-r.1ml1 Imxcrx Um NIM fu Q 'i K.M if N... ww-M I E iff fq 'N 0' Q , QF' 4.-gg' 1 'W .QM 2 Q V 'Q,., ,. , fa K- I I ,f v , ig,-Q Q V if yy, x ,fnfj F, 'r A h if 'f ' xi nf 8' ' 'k nie 5 ' ,. , EZ If f ,' 1 4 W 'AN ' LE' A 4 1 ' Af 344' K' ' 5 ' CY, 903 , A n I 4' ,afffff ? ,, V , My , H f- aM 9 Pi it Q1-it f, ' n l F , A ff Xtfgkz --11-1. '3 1 QV . x ' X I Q i I Hg Y SA Q QW 'fi' ,. Q W -4, N w , M ww SIX' J 'if f 4: fx, 3? ff Q J' ,F Q f-M 1 , if ' V X -giifii ' .,. -1 W K ,, 6-Q .,., H A W3 I ' 'ff' - .-.J 1 ...ff Mu. w . 0' , f.i 4 V I' 'ff II Viufs ni 5ygfw s , ! --J' 4 U x Ag ,- 7 1 - 1 - un.. HZ 695 L- ' 9 4 A '. P . I 1 . K I if 1 .4 46' W ix aff, Ummm.. . , F3 ,nf ,A ux my ii? P Csgfh ENR 4 77? ,F 5 Y SP' 5 mm y JY KL ' xvq 54119 ,, M Q an Q . .Q Q, , ,.-.,, M in A,,, , ? AIIA W0 sm , . U gh f 'ia IVAZ U ull W .K Ehvgggikx M fw2x:,1 23 1 Q k'5Y 'f Q QQ ze, wf' Kiln Q- ' :M W -A an W 'W 4,. ' if H111 A:1.1.111.11. ' 1 ' Il 11 11 IU? 1,..1111, x111111x111.1111 11-11111111-1 1- XX11l1 .:z1N11111.1 111 l1.11111. K.1tl11uc11 O NUI xx.1Hw 1111 1-11- :111w1-.1 lil m1A1111,1111111 111 the fl'L'XL'IlI 111 1111-111 11? :1.11111.1111111 1 111111 11 11-1 l1111:1-1 .1 -111-.1111. R Qx 1-1 C1111 XX .1.11-: M111 p11l.1 prup.11u 111 1.111 111:1 .11111thc1' wniwr 111 .1,1x.1111c 111 the x1.1:c. L'z1.t1-r 211: 11.11111 1.f qu 111 1110 Xl.1J111111.1. f1N'lNI1I1C lx.1N- p1'11x111f 11-11-:Nw 111: 1.1M-1 111 IIIL' 11-11 -411' N111 l1 1x 11111 .1 NIIHPIL' QLWILIYLI NCI II NIKMHIHCN 111,11 11111 lx 111 .1 .1 :1.lQ-p1c1f:c11 4T.l11L..l1'L' curzxcly 111 the 'KT' '1 1114111111 1 lk 'E if rf' sf- 1 , M1 .I L. ,173 VIYLL RU-1T1'1Z.I XJTLA JUN 1.1 ,xx 1 '1 ' 'N 131,111.1-Nr 1 14:1 T11 11N X 1129 H1.x:',.1z1 R11 , NT1r2'11 f4'11N1..:111 1.1. 111 p'1gx1r1 IIIL I '1'-,T ., ,.., 1 5 ' '1':1 If 1 '-'11-N ' j'i 1.11J,4NI!1, 114 1111 , ..1 Mg... S P1101-1 T yoecia! pafrond Brandt Floral Shop Madonna Alumnae Association 409 N. Central Avenue Mr. and Mrs. F. Pirnat Madfmfla Fafhefsl Club 2551 N. St. Louis Avenue Madonna Mothers' Club and Auxiliar Y Skaja Funeral Home Compliments of a Friend 3656 W Belmont Avenue Mr and Mrs Fred A Claus Mr and Mrs S Strzelecki and Claudia 2632 N Sawyer Avenue 5029 W Newport Avenue Godfrey Personnel Mr and Mrs Peter Zaloga 116 S Michigan Axenue 3556 W Belmont Avenue Mr and Mrs M1chaelOlejarsk1 5307 W D ming Place Dr P Rogalski and Family 5159 W Fullerton Avenue Mr and Mrs Jos ph Rydelski 3042 N Drake Avenue Seniors Seniors Seniors Mr and Mrs Edwin Adamski 2613 W Hirsch Street Mr and Mrs joseph Anchor 2843 N Nagle Avenue Mr and Mrs joseph Bayerski 2150 N Hamlin Avenue Mr and Mrs Stan Baker 4831 N New England Avenue Mr and Mrs Robert Becker 7007 W Henderson Avenue Mr and Mrs Michael Catenazzo 3631 W Shakespeare Avenue Mr and Mrs D Chappell 1541 N Hamlin Avenue Mr and Mrs Santo Cinquegrani 4733 W Schubert Avenue Mr and Mrs Walter Dee 1624 N Avers Avenue Mr and Mrs Zygmunt Dombkowski 5337 W Fullerton Avenue Mrs Jos phine Dworak Hom room 117 Homeroom 202 Homeroom 212 4354 W Potomac Avenue ulia Fis her 2301 N Albany Avenue Mr and Mrs Waleryj Fronezak 5633 XV Hend rson Street Lueille Gandee 1724 N Harding Axenue Mr and Mrs Edvsard Gantz 1445 N Bosvxorth Axenue Mr and Mrs Felix Garda 1374 N lwlontieello Axenue The Edward Gasiorovnski Family 3050 N Monitor Axenue Mr and Mrs Leo Gavxlinski 7137 XV Melean Axenue Mr and Mrs Ioseph Gnmbrone 6445 N Kilbourn gala! pafrona Mr and Mrs Leonard W Gorka 3440 N Lowell Avenue The Chester Gray Family 3255 N Ridgeway Avenue Mr and Mrs Tadeusz Grzybek 4020 W Nelson Street Mr and Mrs joseph Henner 2445 W Logan Boulevard Mrs akubrowski 3918 W Diversey Avenue Mr and Mrs Robert janlck 2146 N Bell Avenue Carolann esuit 60 1253 W Fry Street Mr and Mrs C ohnson 3753 W Fullerton Avenue Mr and Mrs Oliver johnson 4129 W School Street Mr and Mrs Harry Kaczynski Mr and Mrs john Kilian 5809 N Elston Avenue The C Kobos Family 3500 N New England Avenue Mr and Mrs Edward Kosmski 3524 W Wrightwood Avenue Rev Kenneth Laske 5900 W Barry Avenue Mr and Mrs S Laske 4032 XV Nelson Street Mr and Mrs Edward Mazanet 3057 N Kostner Axenue Mr and Mrs ohn Mentus 4915 W George Street Mr and Mrs joseph Michaelson 3238 XV Crystal Street Mr and Mrs J Mollo 3057 Haussen Court Mr and Mrs Frank Nieeikovsski and Family 3747 N Monticello Ax enue Mr and Mrs ohn Nieeikouski an Daughter 3747 N Monticello As enue Mr and Mrs Edward Pietrueha 5123 XY! Medill Axenue Mr and Mrs N Pistanowieh 1533 N Claremont Ax enue Page 128 Mrss Rose Pistanowieh 1533 N Claremont Avenue Mr C Pomykalski 3234 N Keating Avenue Mr and Mrs Frank Ramljak 2634 N Mozart Street Mr and Mrs Adolph Rog 7130 W Agatite Mr and Mrs V Rykowski 2324 W Montana Street Mr and Mrs ohn Rzepka and Family 4120 W Barry Street In Memory of My Father Mr and Mrs Matthew L Sowa 4412 W Belmont Avenue Mr and Mrs joseph Sroka 3066 N Davlin Court Mrs G Stanczykiewicz 3359 N Rrdgeway Avenue Mr and Mrs Adam Stanislawskl 3922 W Diversey Avenue Mr and Mrs Joseph Tatar 3325 N LaVergne Avenue Mr and Mrs joseph Tolitano 5300 W George Street Mr and Mrs E Tucholski 3247 N Ridgeway Avenue Mr and Mrs P Vilser and Family 2817 Whipple Street Mr and Mrs John Winzig 3416 W Wrightwood Avenue Mr and Mrs Walter Wojkowski 3084 N Haussen Court Mr and Mrs Richard Zientek 3821 N Savsyer Avenue Mr and Mrs Frank ZICFKICWICZ 3646 N Kilpatrick Iuniors Homeroom 714 Iuniors Homeroom 104 luniors Homeroom 101 Sophomores Homeroom 710 Sophomores Homeroom 7 3 Sophomores Homeroom Freshmen Homeroom 716 Freshmen Homeroom 708 Freshmen Homeroom 701 0 ' - 1 U .j H' . . . ' - . . 1 , ' . . .J . Q . .T .. . . I I A - ' 7 F - . , . I 1 ,A x . -ff f Q ' 7 F? .1 A f . . 1 ., U. an y 1 - - - , ,. C , .. . 1 . 7-- . ' 3 f ' - A 7, , 5 -g . .J V ld - - A Y. 1 f V - -- - -of 3 . ' 3-- . ' - 1 116 . . V 1 Q VL 7 A M ... ---T D ta bc A . lx- I Yl' 4 1 T - r Walter Adamskr r and Mrs F Anlolowskx r and Mrs Guido Antonetn rs Concetta Anzelmo r H Aromr r and Mrs Edward Augustyn r and Mrs W Baldowskl I A Becker r and Mrs V J Bcran rs A Berdzar rs Sophre Bernal r and Mrs A Besscy he Blalas F1m1ly r and Mrs S Bxalczak r 'md Mrs Georgc Bobxk r and Mrs Smnlcy Bobcck rs A Bochula IO V L Bonus r and Mrs W Burkat I r and Mrs George Brace ID elores Brandt ohn B Brandt r Mr and Mrs E Brewer Mr 'md Mrs Marlo Campancllfl Mrs San Caposso rol Carnes 5 Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carnes Mr and Mrs E Casey Mr and Mrs L Cegrelskl Mr and Mrs Victor Cerlalc Carol Chappell 60 Joseph F Chrabaszcz Mrs M ClCSll and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs 6lfl 0l'L:f Charles Gxll and Mary John Grlleran H Gmter Harry A Gmter Thomas Golonk1 Leo Gorskr P Graczyk Lmda Greeson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs E Grempka Joseph Groth Frank Gyondla E Haracz P Hassels Vmcent Hclmskr Sophle Hendrlckson Mrs R C Hoffman Mrs Hubko and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs at Kam 60 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs WalterJ Hytry Ray Innocentl Stephen Jacyna R aekar ohn ost Edward 0ZCfOWlLL E Jurczyk E urlc M V Kamlnskr S Kantorskr Joseph Kardys Edward Karprn W Kasprzyk Joseph Kaszewncz Sophre Kawalczyk and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Leonard LlSZCWSkl G Lobaza Leo Madalrnskr S Madejczyk Adolph Majka Theodore Malkowskr A G Mango Marge s Sweet Shop and Mrs Ralph Markowskr and Mrs W Markowskl and Mrs W Markowskr and Mrs T Marusek Mrs Loretta Masen Mrs Hugh McG'1rry Mr and Mrs Charles MCL1llJ,l1llU Renee Merczak Mrss Anna Mersch and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs George T Meyer Walter Mlcek Frank Mrchalskr H Mrller Mrlls Don and Judy Modaro Mr and Mrs S Modaro Mr and Mrs S G Molda Mrs J Moskal Marrlyn Moskal 60 Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Genevieve T Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs E Mrozek F Mulzof E Murowskr Myrda 60 JohnJ Myrda Theo MySllWlCL and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank C C1esl'1 Bruno Cnosek O L Collettr S Corty Czyrnek P Daudelm Mrs M A Dehhnger Dorothy Demzer 60 Mrs C Demzer Marge De Lacy Mr and Mrs S Dembskr Rev Donnellon Mr and Mrs Frank Dooley Mr and Mrs Joseph Keas Mrs J Kedzlor Mr and Mrs George Klodzrnskr Mrs A Kepler Mr and Mrs Alex Kledrowskr Mary Ann Kledrowskr 60 Mr and Mrs ohn F Krlcoync Mr and Mrs Edwm M Klmger Mrs Helen Knaus Mrs Agnes Kochan Mr and Mrs T Kochan Lmton L Kohler Mrs can Kokoszka Nastalx r Rxchard J Nelson Mrss Carol Neuhold 60 Mr and Mrs Frank Neuhold Rev N Norman Mr and Mrs A J Nothof Rosemary and Carolyn Nothof and Mrs R J Novack and Mrs Walter Ocwrela and Mrs W Ogonowskr and Mrs Jack Ogorek Marlene Olejarskr 60 MelaneeJ OleJarsk1 58 Mr and Mrs Marge Dooley 60 Mr ad Mrs W Dychle Mrs Dykes Mr and Mrs E Dzxedzxe Ianrce Falco 61 Mr and Mrs Thomfms Fenncssy Mr 'md Mrs ames Fmch Mrs Foley Mr and Mrs Abel Folgers I wrol Folgers 60 Mr and Mrs Damcl Fredmn Conme Fredrlksen Mr and Mrs oseph Furmfmck Mrs B Gatz Juhan W Gawryla r Mr and Mrs Nlck Gnammarcse and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edward KlDpIClSkl S Kowalczyk Walter Kowalskl Wm Kraemer Sam Kuffel A Kutza and Famlly Mrs Prlscllla Kutza Mr and Mrs I Lamendclla Jackie Lapmskl Mary Ann Laske Mr and Mrs Alcxfmdcr lu Mr and Mrs I Lcchowskx The Les Famrly Mr and Mrs E Lewand Mrs F Lewand Mr and Mrs E Lewandowskx Page 129 M1ss Diane Onopa and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Anthony Ortalc Joseph Ostrovn skn Helen Panocha George Papak Peter Pasowrcz Peter Pelke C Permoda Jost ph Phster and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs S Phlllrps Peter Plocmskl Eugene Pofelskl C Poreda Poscher Margaret Procvk 60 Mr and Mrs C Przyborowskr ' , ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' ' . . . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . . . ' ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' ' , ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' , , ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' . . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' I . . . . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' . . . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' I . . Mr. . Mr. . . ' I . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . ' I . . . - Mr. . . Mr. . . ' . ' Mr. . . . I . . . . ' ' . Mr. . ' ' ' ' ' . ' . l . . . S Y ' ' ' ' . . J . ' . Y l I . . . . ' . . S. I . . . ' , , , Mr. . . Mr. . . . . . Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' . . r 1 Mr. . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . . J Mr. . . ' . , J . Mr. . J J U . . . . Mr. . J - . . . ' I I . Mr. . . . . . . Mr. . . J ' . . . . . ' 8 Dr. . . . ' ' . . . . ' ' - Mr, . ' . . . ' ' Mr. . . ' . ' Mr. . ' . . ' ' . Mr. . . . ' . . ' ' ' ' Mr. . . . . . . Mr. . . . ' ' . . Mr. . . . ' ' ' ' . . . . ' ' . . . Y Mr. . . . . . ' . Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . A . . . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . - . Mr. . ' Mr. . U ' ' . . . ' ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . . . . - Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' , , , J ' . ' ' Mr. . . . . . A . Mr. . S. J. r ' I , . Mr. t . . ' ' , , '- '. . . - . - Mr, . . ' , , J . - - ' Mr. . . , , . . . Mr. . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ptaszkowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Putera Miss Adele Rachfal Joyce Raphoon '60 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Raphoon Mr. and Mrs. M. Ratajczyk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed Mr. and Mrs. Warren Regnier Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Retzke Jo-Ann Rizzo '60 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Roach Mr. and Mrs. H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rochowicz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogala Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roll 19mm Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Stachura Arlene Stancy '60 Mrs. Anna Stater Mr. and Mrs. S. Stegnerski Mr. and Mrs. F. Stegrzyn Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stern Mrs. Janet Stojak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stojak Mrs. Jean Steubel Mr. and Mrs. John Strzalka Bernadette Surry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sutor Mr. Charles Swiadek Mrs. Rose Szczepek Mr. and Mrs. S. Vacuta Mrs. Florence Voegele Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner and Family Stella Walski Mr. and Mrs. A. Werderitsch Mrs. A. Whitenack Mr. and Mrs. R. Winiarski Mrs. G. Winterhalter . T. Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs E. Wizisinski F. Wojkowski . Joseph Wojtach Anna Szelesta Rosen's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan Mrs. Germaine Rychaert and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Louis Rzepka P Salvaggio Frank Sanders Frank Satera Edward Saydak Arthur Scholtz Susan Sechman Mrs William Schneider and Mrs A Scholz and Mrs Paul J Schretter and Mrs T Sipiora and Mrs Ben Slaski Elizabeth and Evelyn Slaskl Mr. and Mrs. William Sztym Miss Adeline Szymanski Mr and Mrs John Szymanski Miss Josephine Szymanski Miss Stella Szymanski Mr and Mrs A Tabor Mr and Mrs Walter Tamillo Mrs Robert Tamillo Mr and Mrs Edward Tencza and Daughter Miss Patricia Tomczak 59 Joseph W Tomkiewicz Mr and Mrs L Topolmski Mrs Helen Tracz Mr Frank Treder Mrs G Trochowski Georgianne Wolski Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs H. Woziewski A. Wujtowicz W. Yearsley Stanley Zabel and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs H Slaskr E Smogolski Joseph Spencer William Sprawka John Spracklen and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Trojan C Twarogowski Al Urbanskr Roy Urban M Vaccaro Mrs Eleanore Zagroba Mr and Mrs James Zdon Mr and Mrs Ziarnowski Mrs Margaret Ziebka Mr and Mrs W J Ziebka Dolores Zielinski 60 Mr and Mrs Mitchell Zielmski Mr and Mrs Emil Zmudka Mrs Evelyn Zygowicz Mr and Mrs A Zyks Madonna Math Club Madonna Science Club Juniors Homeroom 215 Sophomores Homeroom 207 Sophomores Homeroom 115 Freshmen Homeroom 18 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Madonnary Staff extends its sincere thanks to the principal faculty student body the Walrnger Studio photographers and the Leander Publishing Company for their contributions in making this memory book Activities Administration Alumnae rt C I C Cisca Clarion Classes Clothing Commercial Department Dances Drama English Events Faculty Fathers Club Freshmen Glee Club Graduation Home Economics uniors Languages Library 7 74 MAdonnaRY Math Club Mathematics Mission Mothers Club National Honor Society Patrons Physical Education Prom Religion Ring Day School Queen Science Science Club Seniors S D S Social Studres Sodality Sophomores Student Council Third Order J J 5 . . h4n . Mr. . . ' ' . Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' - Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' - Mr. . Mr. . . ' - Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . . CYVLCJQX -' ' ' ...,...,.....,,,,,,.............,,,,,..,.,,,.,..,,,.,,..,,...... 94 ,.,.,,.,.,,...,,,,...,...,,............................... 104 ' ' ' ,,,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,..,.,. 10 ,,,,.,,..,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,..,,,.........,....................... 100 A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..............,,,..........,,,,,.,...,,.,,...,..,.,,...... 86 ' ' ............,..,.................................................. 106 ..'. .,,,.,........,...........................,,...,.,.................... 99 ' ........................................................ 110 ' ...................................................................... 107 ' ' ........................................ 16 ' ' ......,..................................,,,.,.................,,... 102 .................................................................... 126 ' ............................................,,,...............,..,.. 62 ' ' ................................................ 92 S ' ...,..................................,,.,,.................,..... 82 .....................................,,............................... 120 ' ..............,....,.,..........,..... 78 ' ' .................................................................. 64 Retreat 98 ' ,,.,..,,,............................,,....,,.,..,....,.,,,..,,.,. 70 .................,....,..........,......,............... 118 4 ............................................................,,.,.... 114 .................................................................... 66 ,,.....................................,.....,,,.,.,,,...,,.,,. 11 ' ...... ............. ...................... ..........., . . 1 01 ' ...............................................,...,,,.,.. 111 ' .................................................................... 18 , ,,,.,,,,.......... .........,,,,.,,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, 5 4 . . . ...................,................,,,..........,,,,..,....,..,,,,, H108 ' ,,,,....,..... ...........................,.,...,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 .. 4 ' ...............................,..........,.....,,....,,,.,.,,,,,. 96 ' .........................................,..,.,... 80 ......................................................,.,... 48 J ' .,........,......,.....,........,................,,,,..,,....,,, 43 ' ....... .......................,,....,.,,.,..,..,, , 17 fb I. JZQL 1 .fjg-CLC E 3 tgf' ef wif Af 7 L J fvb lf! 139,35 N Sr SQ kglii R f f mf , . , gf A A f ,- -f,-:jj A N- K A y f A x 7 6 iv! if 2 1 Aff' ?' 3 ML A . : I fly' X! ff' Nfl 'B I X AJ 1 , - 5' lm!! Nfl 1 ,ff 70 f 4,41 fL I , 1 1' 'I I ' A ,M A' fl' V! Q1 ' f, .- . 1 , A . 1 L! I II' , , lv L If if vf ,- X I! f4f,1-fff,'g-K.: 1 , 4 I K. sl !'Y'f , 'ff ff. if I V x x W N Q XJ '37 . xy L 1 3 Lf sf E V X , - I X Qi l ' .X 9 xg ,' 3 15 fs f ' V NM: Lf. X xv X Q - 7 75 M X 5 2 'J ' , . S Q V' J L XC, l 5 . X ,1 if YC :L A , A X , . ' Q LX rl x . A , X N I SL Ax ENV XX . I KW , J V, J