Mundelein Cathedral High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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SENKDRS VOLUNTEER help in class work and in extra-curricular activities Historians Janelle Trandelk Yvonne Burtord and Joseph Maceiak trace tne growth of the nation, while mechanical artists, John Giovenco, Patrick Fitzgerald, Guy Maniscalo and Joseph Zummo experiment with the new jig Silw LIBRARY CLUB members llomae Bart, Lydia Rousseau, Iris Williams, Teres Pagola and Janelle Trandeli know all tne answers or wwere to tind them Studying their own personalities through the interpretation ot ink blots the new psychology course are Gerald Wieland, Lydia Rousseau, Alice O'Callaghan, James Fichera, Patrick Derby, Jann Mitorai, Bernice Coleman and Patricia La Capro .,c

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?' JUNIGRS JLJNIOR YEAR is a year of exoectancx and yet one of looking back on tne other two years We are older and wiser niw and look forward to the day when we will be the leaders at the school Fatfer McAvoy helps us to realize the wisdcm at the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity Thanksgiving Dance, May Procession, basketball games, class rings make Junior year the finest of all Leaders ot the twO iunior hornerooms are Judy Zulkoski, George Sviatko, Nancy Schwina, Sheila Harrity, Edward NNedge, John Ward and Herman Grupenhagen. Absent is Josephine Priola Panel discussions in economics attract participants John Kloudo, Rose Marie Cesario, Maryanne Desecki and Gerald Johnston, with Qosalvn Ventura presiding as chairman Owned, published, edited and written were ten original papers by members of the iunior lournalism class. Proud editors, viewing their handiwork arei 2nd row Jean Dvorak, Herman Grupen- hagen, Gerald Salaz, Constance Barron, Peggy Magouran and llst row: Dorothy Leonard, Jose- phine Priola, Ellen Rosk, Dorothy Cutl and Nancy Schwintl fm K l t