Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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1 255 'sllff C9 -1:9 3. .J -Nl .. -' A 5 ' ,ln l Marigold rnolhers Mrs. S. Barbaro and Mrs. A. Kabal' Marigold moihers Mrs. Lurnfpp, Mrs. Hussey and Mrs. Quin- volunieer lheir lime lo supervise 'rhe Mod Shoppe. livan have a free minule afier cafeleria line comes +o an end. fa. K. -1 Molhers' Club board members are lslandin l Mrs W. Gale g . Mrs. E. Misnialc, Mrs. C. Misiunas, Mrs. J. Kobey, Mrs. T. Doherfy, Mrs. D. Carlyle, Mrs. E. Maier, Mrs. G. Wassack Mrs. L. Cieplalc, Mrs. G Kolnilc, Mrs. E. Krysielc, Mrs. J. Paris, Mrs. W. Schaub, Mrs. P. Walfers, lsealedl Mrs. A. Kaupas Mrs. J. Valenlineg corresponding secrelary, Mrs. E. Bogus: lreasurer, Mrs. K. Byrne: presideni, Mrs. W. Sellmang -record- ing secrerary, Mrs. W. Urban: corresponding secrelary, and Mrs. A. Kabal. They ioin fo prepare agenda for anolher year filled wiih acrivilies which are enleriaining and worlh while. 9I

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Mothers' Club opens new Mod Shoppe Q23 MMlE'Qm MoThers enioy birThday meeTing where They siT aT a Table decoraTed Tor The monTh of Their birThday. Success oT The many acTiviTies aT lvlaria depends noT only on The supporT oT The sTu- denTs buT also upon The eTTorTs oT The mem- bers oT The lVloThers' Club. ln an eTTorT To improve school TaciliTies and To promoTe a general inTeresT in some oT The school's spe- cial acTiviTies, The members sponsored many acTiviTies. ExciTing meeTings held every monTh were cenTered around varying sub iecTs including currenT Tashions, boTh casual and Tormal and wig Tashions. Two special evenTs held were The BirThday ParTy meeT- ing and The Games ParTy. Members also assisTed The adminisTraTion and TaculTy by serving as Marigold lvloThers and oTTering Their services in supervising The caTeTeria and sTudy classes. Their new venTure in opening The lvlod Shoppe was a success and wenT over big wiTh The sTudenTs. By becoming acquainTed wiTh The siTuaTions which conTronT Their daughTers aT school, moThers gain a deeper undersTanding oT Their daughTer's problems. 90 Oy,- .4302 l-losTesses prepare To serve assorTed delicacies To Tresh- men ancl Their moThers aT The geT-acguainTed aTTair.

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Fathers' Club cooperates in tuition aid With the weltare ot the school as its main concern, the lvlaria Fathers' Club continued to be one ot the most important organiza- tions ot the school. Members contributed time and money toward improving school tacilities. Monthly meetings gave the tathers an opportunity to express their interests in the well-being ot their daughters and the school. One ot the primary taslcs ot this organiza- tion was to raise money tor the provided tuition tund tor those girls who have lost their tathers while attending lvlaria. Las Vegas Night with its roulette wheels and horse races was a maior source ot income tor this tund. A new means employed by this organization to procure tunds was the Bacon Shoot and smoker. Other non-protit spiritual and recreational activities included the Father-Daughter Communion Brealctast and trips to baseball and tootball games. The Sweetheart Dance on February I5 en- Freshmen Kathy Poznialc and Laura Rybiclai, escorted by their dacls, lead other members to Mass at annual l:ather4Daughter Communion. abled tathers and mothers to enioy a night ot dancing in lVlaria's gym with their triends. 'tfh it X 2 -Dm . . . rms., yfllr a ariy 7 f I :J !1 'fat Las Vegas Night volunteers are: C. Basso, vice-president: E. Cotter: D. Lamsarges, ways and means committee chairman: J. Kobey, senior vice-president: J. Ditchman. president: J. Muslcus: S. Sgariotog A. Berndlg l-l. Kraus, treasurer: and W. Gale. 92