Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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jatAem , 62qu With the adoption of by-laws in October, 1957, the Fathers' Club attained formal status as one of the most important organizations as- sociated With the school. According to the by- laws, the fathers, in cooperation with the Sisters of Mercy, are dedicated to furthering the full- ness of Christian Education for their daughters. At regular monthly gatherings the officers and board of governors With the assistance of Sister Mary Giovanni and Sister Mary Inviolcttq, Who are members of the board, planned Ct series of activities for the new organization. BOARD Seated: Sister Mary Giovanni, superior: William McCluskey; Joseph Specht, presi- dent: Edward Leicar, corresponding secre- tary; Sister Mary In- violutu, principal and moderator. Standing: Jerry Monaco, finan- cial secretary: Gene Tufo, recording secre- tary: Iohn Lane, vice- president: Iohn Izzo, treasurer: Leo Velten; Iohn Mayer. Under the chairmanship of Mr. McCluskey, the Board Members, Mr. Specht, Mr. Linskey, Mr. Mayer, and Mr. Izzo answer, questions concerning the Fathers' Club. And mother said he couldn't dance, excluims Marjorie Cambora. Ready, aim fire! Fathers you will never see, Written down in history, Printing bills their very own. Anybody need a loan? 63

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The officers of the Mothers' Club view the door prizes for the card party. The hard-working members of the card party committee - Standing: Mrs. George Houndt, Mrs. J. Van Buskirk, Mrs. LeRoy De Plomb and Mrs. Iohn Bernbom, chairman. Seated: Mrs. Iohn Reardon, Mrs. Wm. McClelland, co- chairmcm, and Mrs. Edward Ryan. The reireshment committee displays a tempting smorgas- bord tor the Christmas Party. Left to Right: Mrs. Walter Muellner, co-chairman; Mrs. Robert McShune, presi- dent: Mrs. Edwin Anderson. chairman. otlzerd , Cfuh A calendar planned to include Ct variety of social and educational events deepened the friendship and understanding of the mothers toward Siena. With a smorgasbord, a grab bag accompanied by a jovial Santa, and the beautiful caroling of the Glee Club, the Christ- mas Party sparkled With the gaiety of the sea- son. The untiring efforts of the mothers on various committees made the annual card party both a financial and social success. Last but not least was the Mother-Dctughter Luncheon. As the proud mothers met their young gradu- ates they knew that it was cm occasion never to be forgotten. Held in conjunction with the Father's Club, the Educa- tion Forum provided iniormation and answers to problems regarding teenagers for parents. Monsignor McMunus, superintendent of the Catholic school system of the Archdiocese of Chicago, was the guest speaker. Here's the gym, There's the camera Open the shutter, Now look at my mother. This was the large crowd of Moms that helped to make the card party a success.

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