Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HGME E ONOMICS Blending Aptitudes and Attitudes for Christian Family Living Cinderella's fa i ry - godmother could not have created a more enchanting gown. A gourmet's delight in every bite. Claire Richter, Alicia Yerkes, and Diane Fiala demonstrate that Dux isn't the only thing that :loes everything. Our roving camera finds these Senior seam- stresses in stitches: Geraldine Guintola, Mar- garet Pappalardo, Karen Kolesar. Homemaking -- the means of attaining sanctity, not by per- forming extraordinary deeds, but by doing ordinary things extra- ordinarily well. Maria homemakers are interested in the homely elements of life . . . preparing meals . . . washing the pots, pans, and plates . . . making a stitch in time. Mary, Queen of the Happiest Family, was the Handmaid of the Lord. Maria-ites. striving to reach that matchless sanctity in a domestic environment attempt to be Mary-like in every action. Through the culinary arts we create dishes to tempt the gourmet's palate: in sewing, we fashion gowns to rival Dior. Homemakers transform the living room into a dream room . . . invent recipes destined to name them Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . take the part of the home nurse when the need arises. Christ was wise in bestowing Mary, as our perfect example: Lady, who with tender ward Didst keep the house of Christ the Lord . . . Homely though my tasks and small, Be beside me at them all . . . M