Our Lady of Sion High School - Sionian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Sion's Ro al Famil . x i ' z L ., ut ,a 1-1:2 ff- Kitty Koenig, Reine de la Soiree Diane Harth, regal queen ofthe Junior- D'hiver. Senior Prom. .. 'fe-ve:-'H 1 Rf, 1f-':,.f-ff,-w- - . , Q--, ,,ff,. ,, 1 ,,:r4:, 1 t. . . , Lf, 4, QA il! 'Y W Phyllis Kasprovich, represented Sion at Rockhurst's Homecoming, Eqna Perez was the recipient of the Mere Emmanuel Pin for the Sionian as a Princess. having the best school spirit.

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Students Receive Award m at ,TW l et .1 1 -It I ,I R 1 --I Q I f 3 ' 4 V , Q I fx I . U ,, ' ' I 4 Y . H' - Y 'N' Q. I V if - , , I , I It 3 VL PH, f- ' . I I it W ' l I B AVERAGE IN FRESHMAN CLASSI Left I0 Right, Helen MEMBERS OF TI-IE NATIONAL LATIN HONOR SOCIETY: Hess, Susanne Logue, Kathleen Staggs, Loretta Loftus, Left to Right, Betsy Bascom, Mary Peterson, Mary Jane Lucie Riederer, and Aline Rom. 22 McManus, Cathie Dale, Linda Siebers, Vickie Randazzo, Connie Roach, Susie Stanton, Kathie Wolff, Susie Hughes, and Jody Ladd. Typing Awards merited by gathy McKay and Barbara fl. Trophy for the classhaving ' the rnost school spirit was awarded to the Sopho- mores, Jayne Stickney, President of the class is t shown on the left. On the right is Pam Hill, Presi- dent of the Junior class holding the trophy awarded to the Juniors for class having the highest scho- lastic average. 5. Kathie Wolffreceiving ,V from Mother Ann Emmanuel, the award for 1 L ' fr., placing at the top of the , Q, , nation in the National ,QQ French Contest. V L Newly elected Student Council officers for the ' year 1963-1964, Susie Hughes, Vice-President, and Niki Merrigan, Presi- dent. I