Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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K24 CPOJXD Enthusiastic members of the Red Cross display the results of their work at Christmas time. ociaf Science Society Unable to meet at the Summit, Carol Meola, Mary Rocco, Vir- giniq Passanante, Barbara Flaherty and Maryann Melone. officers 0! the Social Science Society, try to smile away the troubles of the world. Representatives of the junior class bor- rowed Paul Bunyon's stocking to fill it with gifts for their hospitalized classmate. Lorraine Barscmti. Mary Stephens explains the formula of combinations and per- mutations to the twhat is she talking abouth members 01 the Math Club.

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Students enioy Fantasia. the Student Council Dance. Officers Kathleen Keogh, vice-president: Judy Griffen. treasurer: Sister Mary Alberta,- Sharon Kerrigan. presi- dent: and Karen Rogers, secretary. Siena Student Council is synonymous With many things. What treshie, class of 1961, W111 forget Big Sister Day -e the take-oft on TV'S HPerson to Per- son, the introduction to school organizations, and the meeting of their Big Sisters? Seniors of 1958 will remember the aid and guidance given to them in College-queer Week. Chmotxing this week was Co11ege Day With its assembly and private sessions With the representatives of the colleges. For sopho- mores and juniors there was the anticipation of elect- ing Student Council officers in May. As the Charac- ters of Walt Disney surveyed them from the back- boards of the gym baskets, seniors, juniors, and sophomores tripped the light fantastic to the music of Ray Howard C112 Fantasia. On October 14, 1957, the Student Council disclosed to Siemens What goes on at one of their meetings in cm Qll-school assembly. During December it organized the Advent Wreath ceremonies and set up the Christmas Crib. More than Ct 1itt1e bit of Ireland showed in the Student Council's annual Saint Patrick's Day Assembly. In the year 1958, time in the Student Council passed quickly, but it W111 never stop. There W111 always be next year. Auxiliary hall guards Student Council meeting

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Scarlet gym suits versus maroon gym suits . . . Sunday afternoon night games played on Monday afternoon . . . Visiting Friday, or the McAuley games . . . Varsity sweatshirts that were never quite paid for Small leak t big hump . , . First practice, eager freshmen, puzzled coaches And. 0 senior said: HOne of my tresht men is on the sophomore varsity! The Basketball Varsity: Standing: Marilyn Specht, Carol Stone, Mary Rita Callahan, Lynn O'Reilly, Ellen O'Mum, Charlene Anchor, Iane Reiner, Kathleen Keogh, Rose McCabe, Thomassina Pect- cock, Ioan Finlay. Kneeling: Felice Remsing, Angela Maduri, Virginia Gentile, Dotty Flaiz, Rita Quinlisk. Dianne Heiden, Mary Alyce Conley. Sophomore Varsity: Top Row:Mariellyn Maloney, Charlene Wright, Ann Stich, Penny Smith, Kath- leen Hallorcm, Virginia Collins. Front Row: Jeanne Anderson, Rose Tulipcmo, Kathleen Flynn. Iudy Sheehy. Kneeling: Mary Rose Francis. Bowling Officers: Standing: Judy Worley, re- corder: Adrienne Delhaye, secretary: Maureen Quirk, banquet chairman; Lois Ford, vice-presi- dent; Bonnie Brown, treasurer: Mary Schultz, re- porter. Kneeling: Mary Shields, president. Volleyball Varsity: Top Row: Mary Murphy, Iudy Sheehy, Kathleen Keogh, Charlene Anchor, Lynn O'Reilly. Dorothy Flaiz. Middle Row: Geri Nash, Barbara Fugiel, Carol Stone, Kathleen Redmond. Marilyn Maloney. Front Row: LaVeme Guurino, Rita Quinlisk. Ellen O'Mara, Dianne Heiden. Don't stick your tongue She flies so high. out at me! She touches the sky.