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

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The Cathedral Square is full of crepe paper, voices hoarse and dull from shoutingg hands are rubbed raw from fierce clapping and Weary candidates wait nervously for the final results. This is election day at Mundelein. When all the votes are tabulated, the triumphant quartet is found to be: Michael Laurie, president, Ann Dolphin, vice- presidentg Abraham Gomez, treasurer, and Diane Keating, secretary. ' mm AWG' M N Surrounded by their hard-working committee, pa- Sporting paper hats and cardboard badges Abra- per hats and pasteboard boxes, Royalites Anne Duray ham Gomez and Ann Dolphin give their final cam- and Michael Laurie pause for a minute before con- paign promises before the school goes to the polls. tinuing their final parade and giving their last minute speeches. A jubilant crowd gives their favorite candidate a rousing cheer and loud whoops before entering the voting place to put their choices into office. YAN it While loyal fans give rousing cheers in their behalf, Iune Myers and Carol Grundhoefer, the feminine Diane Keating and Ierry Ryan describe their platform twosome in the presidential race, pledge their loyalty to the interested spectators. and good intentions to a throng of well wishing com- mittee members. Page 39

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