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

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I , Q . The art and customs of Spanish speaking countries Love of God, presence of the Holy Spirit, cmd Chris- provide enjoyable listening for Ioan Bracy, Frances tian purity are among the topics infused into the Pfest, and Bennett Almiro during a Spanish I class. juniors during their religion class conducted by Fa- ther MCI-lvoy. FROM THE FIRST BELL .,y , M mx I 'R v XJ. t W or Qleniglt R Ho-hum, I give up, sighs Michaelene Pacione as she tries to choose the ideal President of the U. S., Kathy Conway and Philomena Martinka lend a help- ing hand by offering some favorable suggestions for Presidenf Hayes, Transforming English into the past, present, and fu- ture tenses of Latin, are members of Latin I, Diana Hall and Manfred Ruckser and Melanie Kaczrnarski. Page 28

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Traits and talents of Phil Kannaby and Maryann Ser- ino are revealed even in handwriting, as Sister Mary Eustella determines the slant and size of their scrawls from her Black Book during psy- chology class. Delving into the musical background of Latin-American history are Iosephine Deliber- to, Sandy Burns, Cornelius Sullivan, Mike Perry, Tom Flynn, and Howard Pfest. Dem- onstrating the maracas is Sis- ter Mary Gerard. Weekly current event strip films, seen by the senior his- tory class are shown by Richie Barnes and Abe Gomez while a junior, Ted Kern, lends a helping hand. Page 29