Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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emorzexi of .ggaeczaf guenfd ana! peolai Mr. Ramon Swisher of the Cook County Fores Preserve Department, intxigues Biology group with unusual comments-on a furred friend . On his annual visit to Maria, Glacier Priest , Father Hubbard, discusses his techni-colored movie Blue Ice . His Excellency Bishop V. Brizgys and His Honor, Judge J. McCurrie exchange ideas with a group of Maria Hi-ers after a special TEEN TALK to the student body. E271 f- v

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The four famous chefs: Mrs. Anella Kyhar- tas, Mrs. Augusta Gerneris,Mrs.Helen Griksas and Mrs. Mary Miknaitis ,take great care and delight in preparing lunch for the girls. an .fdfumni First of homecomings for the Class of '54 now S.C.M. Alumnae.

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Learning- a lesson on safety, seniors carefully acquire more tips as Officer James W. Casey rewinds the film of Four Came Home. Catholic Action is keynote of Mr. Frank Estes, distri- butor of Catholic literature to prisons and hospitals. Part of'Maria Corps assisting him are Marilyn O'Brien, Marlene Schillaci, Joanne Parks, Sheila Fitzgerald, Judith Antelek, and Annette Kuras. N -, l Ex P2-'wif To gt 1 in Cher 525 'A 'T f ffr9!Ff- if-sklasln Dolores McCahill, alumna of S.C.A. and religious re- porter for the Sun-Times relates personal insights of the journalistic field. Ruta club officers: Maria Stake, Ellen Kristolaitis, Angela Katele, and Aldona Putrius, in a brief inter- view with Mr. Vasiliauskas, a world renowned violinist. -N 4' The singing priest, Reverend James Whittet impresses Seniors, Lillian Begeschke, Joanne Pieza, Betty Hoff- man, and Sue Cheplis with a score or two. Seniors of '54 gather 'round the late beloved Father Lord to get his autograph when he was guest speaker for the CISCA Day of Motivation, Oct. 12, 1953.