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

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gy. L, Keeping abreast ot the times is a major chapter in United States history studies, Here current events are debated in an open forum by Ann Dolphin, Richard Kacz- marek, Diana Le Compte, Herold Keil, Anne Triptow, and Ian Ramirez. The Grace oi God is in courtesy. Ei- leen Coniglio, Christine Maltezsos, and Larry Derby are carrying out their lesson in courtesy taught in English I. What will l do after high school? is the question being discussed by Marilyn Lee, Theresa Palmissano, Pat- ricia Iones, Sara Conway, Arthur Mill- er and Ierry Ryan with Father Regan during a senior Religion class. D E 'V' 5,-r

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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

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-rr., ,.ar.4r.mr Pointers for putting on a round collar are explained to Helen Mahoney by mem- bers of the sewing class, Nadine Kwolik Toiling away like busy beavers, Anne Triptow, Marie Beckman, Michael Laurie, Pat Farnum, Madeline Guerrieri, Rose Marie Simone, Carol Grundhoeler, Gerry Quigley, Gail Valenti, Barbara Desecki, and Mary Tarrant put their study period minutes to work for them. Dolores Zulaski, and Thomasina D'Incog: nito English III has now taken on a new slant, learning poetry by record. Listening are Alexine Geddes, Virginia Colletti Carole Piyrrrr, Richard Willard, and Iarrrea Theobald. Page 37 Success at last! This is the picture por- trayed in the lace ol lean Wincheski, as she completes an Advanced Math problem with the aid of Bill Bergin, Bob Lorenz, Virginia Pedroza, and Mike Connolly.