Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Assembly schedules alter dail routine Junior ciTizens Judy Yocius, Terry Nadcly and Chris ViolanTe are congraTulaTed by SisTer lvl. Salesia. An air oT expecTancy Tilled The school, classes were shorTened, and everyone waiTed Tor The climax oT The day. This was The aTmosphere on assembly days. Assembly programs This year were planned and produced primarily Tor The enrichmenT and enTerTainmenT oT The sTu- denT body. ln order To TulTill This purpose, sTudenTs oT all classes. The adminisTraTion, and The TaculTy became involved, as well as guesT speakers and proTessional and amaTeur enTerTainers who were inviTecl To The school. Through The eTTorTs oT such in- volvemenT, sTudenTs had an opporTuniTy To see perTormers such as Ginny Tiu and The Chicago Symphonia: To hear speakers such as David Schippers: To sTudy The con- Troversial STudenT Council movies: enioy dramas presenTed by The Thespians and even by The NaTional Players oT Wash- ingTon. Because oT The parTicipaTion and inTeresT oT The sTudenTs and TaculTy, assemblies have become a panorama oT school spiriT. Thespians Mary Ellen McKee, Nancy lvlazeilca, Daina Danilevicius, lvlariia PeTrauslcas. Chris lvlacilcas and JuraTe Kuras parTici'paTe in hisTorical SesquicenTennial program. 97