Marywood School - Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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0ClCL!.S?lfl,6LQ5 GHC! COIfl'llflflel CQ Opposite page-Midreain Wellcome prepares intensely for her place in the business world. How seriously she and her classmates at- tack Ilower right! that shorthand assignment! Mary O'Dwyer, Nancy Dee, Theresa Caputo, Eileen Buster, and Mary Rafferty take time to enjoy Sister Dorothy Mary's humorous remarks concerning their personal typing habits. United States History classmates-Agnes Podo- linsky, Ann Gerlach, Sherleen Baggarly. Lucille Kenny, and Mariann Hoffman--follow international events over the globe and across the world map, observing the great circle route. Girls studying modern history compare the distribution of population densities in Cen- tral Europe to accompanying industrial com- plications. The group includes: Sheila May, Nancy Mayer, Mary Ann Abendroth fstand- ingl, Sister Virginia Eileen, instructor, and Alice Jamison. Left-Judith Barkley, Mary Bellini, Ann Brady, and Emily Biggins locate Menes, Hammurabi, and the Trojan Wars on the ancient history date line. Uplifted eyes watch with interest as Sister Dorothy Mary shows the General Business class a filmstrip on consumer credit. November 4, 1952, future civic leaders use the opportunity to decide questions of broad policy when they cast their votes at the polls conducted by the students of the United States History class. Lunch time finds Kath- leen Slattery, Vera Corso, Donna Madsen, Lucille Kenny, Ieanne Cahill, Sheila Clarke, and Paula Flanagan at the mock election making their choice between Eisenhower and Truman. 22

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.ggoerwkng .Spook Upper left-Mary Ann Rassenfoss and Louisette Brunet are busy giving un- surpassed sales talks to prospective buyers, Mary Bromann, Mary lo Shannon, and Romana Romans. Upper right-Whether Thelma Raskosky, lane Cleary, and Cathy Buster are paying bills or just visiting with Sister Aloysius Clare, we can't tell, but all Marywooders will readily agree that in the bookkeeper's office a gracious welcome always awaits each one. Lower left-No matter how busy the cafeteria may be, Teresa Ryan and Kitty Gibson get prompt service and a cheerful smile from Mrs. McCracken. Lower right-First in line for a tasty lunch and a' friendly greeting from Mrs. Rogodzinski are Sheila Sheridan, Dorothy Miles, Midreain Wellcome. Anne Gray, and Dorothy Dennison. Z4