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

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JUNIORS TOAST THANKSGIVING Diving into the swing, sway, and swoon theme A Little Bit of Heaven shines in Father McAvoy's of the afternoon, cmd harmonizing to the pop tune P. exuberant smile as he approaches the stage to croon S. I Love You, Bill Fuery, Ray Gaast, and Phil Rod- that Irish folk song during the junior Thanksgiving gers appear on the set as the Three Iuniors made spectacular. their theatrical debut. The songs, dances and laughter that filled the auditorium as the junior class pre- sented a satire of the Toast of the Town will never fade from our hearts' memories. Beating a toast of rhythm in his portrayal of the spectacular Gene Krupa, Norb Lewa- kowski, adds a thoughtful thump of boogie before his final colossal downbeat. Page 18

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, .,, . mug' JUNIORS . . . CLASS OF I957 Raymond Miller Patricia O'Callaghan Robert Pacione Ioyce Page Virginia Pedroza Hector Pedroza Frances Ptest Phyllis Pittman Shirley Radoha Virginia Rendek Phillip Rodgers Iames Schiltz Marian Selsky Rose Marie Severino Walter Shaban Donna Shpikula Marilyn Stoltman Iames Theobald Carole Thompson Margie Valenzuela Marian' Vitello William Wedge Richard Willard Carol Williams Iean Wincheski Carol Winkler Iacqueline Wolak Mary Ann Wozniak Regina Zahora Dolores Zulaski Page I7 NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Frank Amari Patricia Hanlon Gerald Brunning Norbert Lewakowski is Patricia Cuff Marti Lorenzo Iudith Donahue Helen Mahoney Carole Schwind DeLourdes McBride Diane McCoy Loretta Miller

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it SOPHOMORES When you bisect an angle and dissect a worm, you know you really are a sophomore. No longer the babies of the school, neither were we the eldest. We found ourselves to be in- betweens with an uphill climb confronting us. Studies were more difficult, so we tackled them relentlessly. We enjoyed fully the anticipation ot traditional events and the presentation ot our own production. We've now reached the end of our ascent. Our friendships are cemented, our spirits absorbed by the -walls of Mundelein. At this time we give our thoughts to the two years remaining and wish them to be as reward- ing and profitable as the one we are now leaving. Page l9 w l tiffw- r,