Mendel Catholic High School - Monarch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Articulate groups of grammar school sisters from close to sixty Iotdl schools . . . I They Come . . . For epr give vent to such teaching problems or progressive views thot vex or enjgif, thuse them . . . . . Converse . . . D014 'g vvord one single dciy would not seem to be enough to occount of grist thot is ground thot doy . . . for the educdtive problems out . . . but this is how Wdshington's Birthddy hos been now for three yeors running. . , . ond though its conclusions might L . . . Tfllie COUI'iSel . . not reoch City Hcill, the purpose is M . . . ond to see displays of the lotest visuol ond edu- cotive moteriols demonstrated. sound ond profitable ...V i . . V, , .ff.,,- . . gfggfsgse . , i U, i we . . . to link high school with the first yeors of learning in o more sequential growth, this isffif-i i-f the oim . . . . to enioy d Vkkyk luncheon fogeihgry. . igbbsm? f

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Puwtpabs Banquet MALE 'K' other way around There was an Oldsmobile riding on that one ticket and not the Every ball must have its queen got the crown by popular acclaim Leading off the fast whirl of proms at the close of the year was the banquet and ball in tribute to the principal of Mendel, Rev. Martin J. O'Neill, OSA., taking place for the first time in the spacious lakefront rooms of McCormick Place. Brought together there were school admistrators and teachers, political and civic leaders, benefactors and friends, parents and students. The occasion tied together several school activities such as the queen-contest and the raffle-drive. The queen and her court: SEATED: Judith Wallis, Sheila Driscoll, Janet Mc- Carthy, Jacqueline Costanzo, Anne Mahoney, Kathy Fitzgerald, Bonnie Feenstra, Cheryl Martincich, STANDING: R. Lavery, J. Manthey, P. Andreotti, J. Heintz, J. Koch, M. Shea, R. Hameetman, H. Norris. always be grateful to Anne Mahoney. The senior whose name was picked to win the Chevrolet will and JeFf Koch's Anne Mahoney They could have danced all night to the smooth strains of Dick Carlton and his band. The Head Table: Rev. Ronald Turcich, O.S.A., Mrs. and Mr. F. Pavilon, Rev. John Mac Laughlin, O.S.A., Rev. Martin J. O'Neill, O.S.A., Principal, Rev. Francis Crawford, O.S.A., Rev. Albert Hillebrand, O.S.A., Mrs. and Mr. H. Shaefer. Not in picture: Rev. John Gavin, O.S.A. illkfe 5 3 WW - g j - . . 'LTV vi ,iv A .gh V. if , i , S s i L Q? bk .K 1 1 .-- i 1' , ,