Maria High School - Maria Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Alumnae clonati Sainf Casimir-Maria Alumnae Organiza- fion consisfs of graduafes of fhe former Sainf 'Casimir Academy and Maria l-ligh School, who worlc for fhe benefif of fhe school. The firsf big affair was a dinner-fash- ion show af fhe Marfinigue on Ocfober 8.' Anofher gafhering of alumnae and friends was held af fhe Theafre in fhe Round on April I3. The main purpose of fhe acfivifies was fo improve fhe facilifies af Maria. The senior inducfion on January l9, l969 provided fhe firsf opporfunify for alumnae members and IQ69 graduafes fo gef ac- guainfed. On February l, l969 alumnae members mef once again, in more formal surroundings for fhe Sno-Ball held af fhe Merchanfs 84 Manufacfurers Club of The Merchandise Marf. This year's acfivifies were climaxed on May I4, when fhe annual Alumnae Banguef and insfallafion of officers was held. Alumnae are lcepf informed abouf fhe various acfivifies by means of fheir news- leffer The Alumnae News. ons finance language lab A I Alumnae officers are Miss Sheila Green, presidenf: Mrs Helen Janas 3rd vice-presidenfp Miss Margaref Lincluslca, 2nd vice presidenf Miss Pafricia Kwasny. corresponding secrefaryg Miss Sandra Meslcauskas cor responding secrefary: and Miss Beffy Prank, freasurer 17' 1 Alumnae members arrive af fhe Marfinique for an- nual fashion show and dinner held on Ocfober 8. 93

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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

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