Madonna High School - Madonnary Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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