Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Traska, Maria Turelc, Renee Vahl, Penelope Valiulis. Egle Vegeiabile, Sharon Viscius, Niiole Wallenberq, Sharon Waliers, Marlene Wcislo, Aniia NVeaiherly, Dianne Welzien, Elyse Wilcel, Mary Wilimczylc, Elizabeih Wills, Lelifia Vilinslcunas. Cecilia Winiers, Lauren Wolf, Bernarda Worlcs, Melinda VVrzesinski, Joyce Wungluclc. Susan Zeleznalc, Cheryl Zemlca, Denise Ziegler, Karen Zulcauslcas. Laima Piciure Missing: Ruia Auqius To IS-'Tn '99 if 15 G EEE: ,N if 5 x 'S ' V I, X A xi f , ,qu 'Y' K L as ia My wifi l ffm, ff . Xxx ggi, H .B x I i i NE ,vw iwx .lb -yy. ' f ff ,N ' a ff- 'VI - ..,.X ,' Q0 'T' t ' iw 4 J . ir - if a I I , QL. ,f V 9 Q Q y ,' , I I fl A . - l 5 -- i -' 4 . f ,XM ff Ea i tii'3IuafY 0' DN-.. Snaclcs are reiecrecl by pizza-hungry Alclona Kel- melis, Linda Buclcner. Lydia Jaclvirsis and Bernie Wolf. I53

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juniors enjoy reward of candy loar drive Schuenke, Carlene Scoll, Pa+ricia Scroll, Teresa Sebelslcas, Linda Sereilca, Violelia Serenas, Romualda Seih. Lorefia Slwaughnessy, Joan Sheridan, Virginia Shimaiiis, Simone Slwimanis. Susan Sliimlcus, Shirley Slwofas, Clmrisfine Shurna, Joan Siliunas. Danufe 'hs Ill 'ri ,QA- 'wx Simanavicius, Aldona Simon, Janice Sinkenberg, Mary Slcilnilc, Barbara Slculslci, Valerie Slaninlia, Carol Slapelis, Rasa Slawinslci, Jean Slepavic, Mary Ann Snarslcis. Sleplmanie Sorensen, Barbara Solo, Debra Sfanciauslcas, Leonore Sfanger, Susan Slasiulis, Rifa Slailcus, Carol Jean Sleeves, Maureen Slonkus, Clnrislina Swada. Gail Szymanski, Frances Tassic, Janice Terzich, Kailwleen Thompson, Mary Rose Tomaslcy, Nadine

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Involvement is key vvord in sopn success Aglinslcas, Donna Alexander, Mary Allen, J nne ApaTo, Joan Arnold, Maureen Aspen, Jean Aunedi, nda BakuTis, B ara Balich ane Balskus, BalTrusaiTis, N B lT lc D l a usni , ary ora o ores Sophomore class oTTicers are Peggy McDonald, sec- reTary: AnneTTe Jakus, presidenT: Judy STeTansko, Treasurer: and Cary STack, vice-president l54 All signs oT Timid uncerTainTy were gone, and Their cool sophisTicaTion had noT yeT ap- peared when The sophomores reTurned To school in SepTember. Their energies and en- Thusiasm were aT a peak. By OcTober, They plunged inTo preparaTions Tor The l-lalloween parTy, The l-looT'n l-lowl Happening. Al- Though They were The TirsT sophomore class To manage This aTTair, They carried on an ad- verTising campaign, sold TickeTs, organized The booThs, and conducTed all aTTracTions oT The parTy wiTh overwhelming success. Weeks melTed away in a maze oT geom- eTry problems, driver educaTion classes, and Trog-Tilled experimenTs, wiTh an inTeriecTion oT sTandardized TesTs. Piles oT homework were aTTacked and conquered by The girls wiTh The sunny yellow blouses and maTching disposiTions. They also hearTily accepTed anoTher new responsibiliTy This year, ThaT oT serving The Senior Class Day breakTasT. DeTTly, They balanced The plaTes and cups, replenished empTy pasTry plaTes and coTTee poTs, and Tinally, remained To wash The huge mounTain oT dishes. A year had passed, and 347 girls gained new knowledge, new Triends, and now Traded Their checked skirTs Tor The solid brown. a