Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A Word To The Graduates WllCll you received your diploma. it was a sign that you have satisfactorily completed the education and training Maria High School has offered to you. This was a specialized edu- cation and training hecause it was built around you-a young girl who would soon have to take her place in the world as a woman. When you accepted that diploma. it was a sign that you intend to live up to all the ideals of womanhood which were proposed to you. Your school can explain the ideals. but you have to live them. This is a tremendous respon- sibility. because what you are will affect not only yourself. but everyone with whom you come in contact. But remember-you are not alone. lVlary-Queen of all women . . . Mother of Cod . . . Spouse of the Holy Spirit-is in- terested in you personally. Place your com- plete confidence in her. and your womanhood will he your eternal crown of glory. -- Father John C. Malin ,.y ix! it , ' s as .. jp, . J 1 tftt 1 ix 3 t

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WAIJIJICK. SHlClLA Sain! Kim S.lJ.S.. 3. 4 Mhleliu Club, l. 2. 3, bl Vice-pre:-imlent. 4 AllS1ur. l. 2.11 WAGNHR, IJUNNNVIAY Saint AIIIIIOIU 111' Parlua WAGNICK. SHARON Unr Lmly of Vilna .Xtl1leli1'lIlub.l. 2.3.-1 MlS1ar, 1.3.4 WALUS. ll0Sl:IlVlARlli Sarrwrl' llvart of .fffslzx .Mllletiv Club. l. 2. 3. 4 YVASKA. AUlJlll4lY Nf1fi1'iIj'H.l'.ll. S.ll.S., 3, fl- .Mlxleliv Club, l. 2. 3. fl Wll.BEll'l'. LYNN Sain! .Algrws .Mllleliv Club. l. 2, 3.11 W'll.LlS, AN'l'0lNlf'lVlll'l Saint Josrfph S.lJ.S., 3, 4 All1letim'Cl11l1, 1. 2. 3, 4 WlNSliUNfXS. ALDON A .7V!Il1'I'I'f,V lm'.l'. Ill. National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4 5.lJ.5., 3. fl ,llrzria llf'l'lllll.'1- Make-up Editor, 4 .'Xll1lelim'l1l11lr, l. 2. 3, 4 WUli'l'H. lllfllilli Suint flllllllklly' Jr' l'a11111l Ylilililii ALICIA Natizvitv b'.l'..lI. Atllleliv Club. l, 2, 3. 4 All Star. l NOKUP. LOHRAINE Saint Sy nzplmmsu KIISCA Legion of Decency Committee Secretary, 4 ev: ' ,Mlllexiu Club, I, 2. 3. 4 ZAHORAK. CAROL Saint .ffzlrian Mllletic Club. 1. 2. 3, -ll ZICLBA. .lUliA'l'll IIIIIHIIVIIIIZII' ffmzrvptioll Rllb., 3. fl- llula Club, 1. 2. 3, 4- ZlUAl'l'lS. REGINA ,'Vari1'iIv If.V..ll. Kula Club, 1, 2, 3. 4 Zll1LI'A. MARY Saint Synzplmrfmz S.IJ.S.. 3. fl- Rulu Klub, l, 2. 3. fl Mlllelim-ffll1l1.l. 2. 3.11 'vi 'WS fi' ? 'WU fun-gg, 'WD :S-P 1'-as 'ish 'Q' 3 qua-'f

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-uusllw 'CN' Enthusiasm and service characterize Junior Class Officers: Marianne Koziol, f4r'ti1,'itir's Co-rhairmang Mary Glynn, President: Marie liiel, Serretaryg Ruth Sose, Arliritirfs Co-chairmang Marilyn Walton. Vim'- prcsidentg Margaret Kearney, Trvaslzrvr. Upperclass maturity makes us aware of charityvguiding force in our quest for happiness. Our lives revolve around the Holy Spirit, source of inspiration and love. lnquiring minds, resuming their endless search for knowledge, answer the beckoning call to advancement. We aspire towards the culminating ideal of our predecessors-achieving true Christian womanhood. As loyal representatives of lVlaria. we continue to uphold the principles of our Catholic training. The junior spirit of generosity takes root within us-to provide for the seniors Ring Day memories and Class Day farewells. Faith- fully we carry the torch of service and follow the path which it illumines. Eager anticipation becomes our stepping stone as we embark on the threshold of senior leadership. Fervently our hearts implore: L'Holy Spirit, abide with us foreverfw Aliromaitis, Barbara Adaniovitz. Barbara Angelico, Grace L' Ashner, Ann ef Xlkus. liernadette fluskalnis, Estelle ,-Xzukas, Rita llaliusis. Mary U