Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Reverend Mother M. Theophila presents cape of the candidate to Barbara Cepaitis '55 while remaining six new postulants look on. Maria Hi-ers take the llead in beginning the close ofthe Marian Year. Cheerleaders of the Senior Class cheer on for a Marian World. Sharon Niedbala and Marilyn O'Brien heed the invitation for all to come and adore Christ the Lord. Consecration to Chri st our King climaxed Catholic Youth Week in an inspiring assembly. Ending of the school year brings on the glorious May Crowning.

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Surveying mementoes of their Mundeleiln College Math Tour- nament victory are Helen Kal- csits '55, Diane Radzicki '56, and Rita Mae Wantroba '56. Rita proudly wears her second place gold medal. Donna Brueggeman gazes in ap- preciative ad mi r a tion at the Auxilium Latinum Trophy her' talents in Latin helped to win for Maria'High. Bookkeeping students study- ing the proper techniques of filing income tax forms are: Lorelei Wallen, '56, Therese Wertelka '55, and La Verne Marozas, '55. Transcribing notes proves to be a very easy and enjoyable task for the Senior Steno-Typ- ing classes. Jeanne Deslauriers '56 and Dolores Babkauskas '55 note the difference in the stream- lining of the IBM typewriter as compared to the three genera- tions old model brought in by Carol Gunia '58 on which Mary Guill '56 finds the position of IIFII. Seniors are in a world all their own while working on the Illi- nois Statewide exams.