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

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In these, our commercial classes, We prepare tor our livelihood We become well qualified workers who have been taught coopera- tion, understanding, courtesy and reliability in the true Christian manner, and We derive pleasure and a feeling of accomplishment While Bill Fuery, Bennett Almiro, and Ray Miller, tap the keys ot their typewriters, Sister Mary St. Theresa explains to Leo Bertuccioli and Sandra Cesario that the fastest typists are not always the best typists. The senior shorthand class works diligently to complete their assign- ments while Dianne Pierce, Berna- dine Lalley and Gerry Quigley show the correct forms of the Eng- lish-to-shorthand lesson on the blackboard. Iunior typists Bob Lorenz, Walter Shaban, Phil Rodgers, Mike Con- nolly, Iudy Donahue, Ierry Brun- ning, Bert Almquist, Bill Wedge, and Iim Theobald race on for speed, keeping tormost in their minds, accuracy. Page 34 from a job well done.

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SUBWAY CASINO Ramona Czech, Bob Novak and Iudy Burns chat with a sailor during the band's intermission. Rhythmic tempos of the Iohnny Lewis Band, colorful bids and decorations, and the royal coro- nation of Mary Tarrant as queen highlighted the 1955 Pirates' Football Dance on November l2, Serving the refreshments at the As the evening whirls by, Pat gala affair are Mary Ann Mazzarel- Flynn, ex '56, and lim Schiltz are la Amber Heflin, Corbina Pecora one of the many couples entranced and Barbara Desecki. by the splendor of the moment. lt's coke time for Dick Bozek, Tony Castelvecchi, Tina Scro and Io Ann Hammerschmidt after an enticing whirl about the floor. This delightful evening of dancing and refreshments was thoroughly enjoyed by juniors and seniors at the celebration following the Pirates' exciting football season. Y First in line to enjoy the taste- tempting variety of food are senior boys, Tony Castelvecchi, Ian Ram- irez, Ierry Ryan, Ron Scarpaci cmd Ierry Bobrowski. Refreshments were a main attraction not only for the boys but the dancing belles as well.