Nazareth Academy - Alexine Yearbook (La Grange Park, IL)

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okcferf CJ I Q Learbfzg rzvzes KV? Biff? 5 YA 'X I1 'Xvtrlo SIS I l R MARX LOS Ol 'X'lALIRl'l N LOU IINS BARBARA Pl lxlNX iXfN'N CRAKAVX SXLLY RIDLEY lllwt pi L lNll rt 1 P idtnt turvl- Swrct rx' Under the spiritual and educational traininq ofthe Sisters and lav facultv at Navareth for four years. we, the Seniors should be able to take our place in society as fine examples of Catholic ladies. good citizens and loyal workers. It is with sincere gratitude to all of our teachers that We leave the friendly halls of N.A. and. with reluctance, accept the parting of our ways. P41022

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gathers gyfif QDFQCU ings czzczreff Seated: lVlr. G, Kickels, Presi dent: lVlother VV.illiurga: lVlr. H. Vagvnius, Secretary. Standing: lVlr. Gibson, Treasurer: Mr. L. Strock, 2nd Vice President: Mr. P. lf. Duncan. lst Vice Pres ident: Nlr. C, Birkbeck, Mtirshall FATHERS' AUXILIARY . . . Very often affairs come up at Nazareth where the help of men is needed, and for these occasions Nazareth can always depend upon the fathers to Come forward with their time and good judg- ment on various methods of raising funds for the school. At all important evening functions the Fathers' Club is on hand to give a hand. A big thank you is in order for them. Mr, and Mrs, VV. H. Pol-corny are heing shown the Kith N Kin decorations by their daughter, Dale. who was dc-toraton committee chairman. G. Donxufrio. her escort. is with her. Page 21

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D1 ANNE ALLEGRETT1 . . . 1954-1958 . . . English, Science . . . G.A.A. 1: Announcer Staff 3: Orchestra 1 . . . she can't forget '57 Announcer dance . . . likes the sound of wedding bells . . . Di-Do says shed rather not be told to do what she has already done. ROSEMARY ALTIER1 . . . 1954-1958 . . . English. Math., Latin, Science . . . Choral Club Secretary: Treasurer 2,3.4: Legion of Mary: Drama 3.4: Cecilian Choraliers: Camera Club 4: Co-Editor of Announcer . . . Ro will be satisfied to do Gods will . . . cherishes Ring Day memories. SANDRA BARTUNEK . . . 1956-1958 . . . History, English . . . Clee Club . . . 1'Sam wants a happy home with ten questoning faces to keep her busy . . . wonders why mailmen are never on time . . . enjoys romping at Bogans with her pals. KAY BELDERSON . . . 1954-1958 . . . English . . . Kitty scratches out diets, but purrs sweetly at the mention of Ring Day at N.A. and good ol' homeroom 312 . . . wants to make some one happy some day. PATRICIA BERAN . . . 1954-1958 . . . English, History . . . G.A.A. 1,21 Drama Club 4 . . . some nice gentleman could make her happy . . . the Sophomore Talent Show gets Magoo's vote as an outstanding memory gem . . . class trips and Iunior Prom also get a rating. MARY CLAIRE BICEK . . . 1954-1958 . . . English, Latin . . . Student Leader 3: C.A.A. 1.2: Sodality 1.23: Drama 1,2,3.4: Class Treasurer 2: Vice President of Drama Club 4 . . . to rear a good Catholic family is Mares ambition . . . scorns hypocrisy . , . that 127 Thanksgiving program stands out. CLAIRE BIRKBECK . . . 1954-1958 . . . English. Science. Latin. Math . . . Drama l,2.3.-1: Secretary of Drama Club 3: Legion of Mary 3,4: Orchestracrats 2.3.4 . . . know-it-ails better stay Uclaireu of this future science prodigy . . . memories of Toga-clad day ring in her ears. ROSALIND BIERKE . . . 1954-1958 . . . English. Science. Math . . . future nurse Rose will insist on tidy seamed nylons . . . relishes the thought of graduation . . . the first day at N.A. and the day the rings arrived are her top memories. Page 23 ARLENE AEBISCHER . . . 1956-1958 . . . English. Business . . . G.A.A. 3,-1 . . . '1Abbie's affair to remember is her first day at N.A .... this Shakespearean bookworms favorite haunt is the gym . . . first D.T. is a vivid memory. MARILYN AESCHLIMAN . . . 1954-1958 . . . English . . . Sodal- ity: Treasurer of Legion of Mary 3.4: Student Council Representa- tive 2.3.4 . . . heres a little Mouse who wants to go around the world in eighty days . . . Ring Day was a thriller for her.