Madonna High School - Madonnary Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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.

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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