Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Self-government is a necessary training in a democracy. Here student representatives discuss and solve the problems of student government at a Stuzient Council meeting. Possessing neither stern expressions nor square jaws, the senior members of the auxiliary hall guards prove that they do mean business. Our student government stands for self- discipline. It promotes a high degree of co- operation between students and faculty. It also provides opportunities for potential lead- ers. Through our Student Council, we help share With the faculty the responsibilities of high school government, and thus are able to voice opinions on different questions. To foster student-body interest cmd parti- cipation in the Student Council cm assembly was presented, freshmen met their Big Sisters seniors were introduced to college life, and the student body enjoyed Starlight Enchantment. The officers of the Student Council Rosemaree Vitaccc Kay Moore, Kay Keogh, Ann Marie Tripoli and Iud Griffin, pose with their escorts beneath the clouds Starlight Enchantment.

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LEGIU MARIAE Pet re, 0 Maria, resurrectionis nostrae, lesseram ceriissimam tenemus. 03!. Ephraem MOTHER MOST PURE PRAESIDIUM Standing: Nancy Flaiz, secretary: Isabella Palazzo. vice-president; Eileen Bogan, president: Kathy Swieton. treasurer. Seated: Linda Maloney, Denise Medinnis. Carol McGuff, Phyllis Baldassati, Pat Alario, Maureen Boyd, Judy Baker, Eileen Kemaghun, Ncmcy Keeling, Betty Iohcmsen. ,9; ,.J 0 g? fin. OUR LADY STRENGTH OF YOUTH PRAESIDIUM Standing: Kay Uhlir, treasurer; Madeleine Van Hecke, secretary: Mary Traub, president; Margaret Mary Hal- vey, vice-president. Seated: Christine Andersen, Ann Bonebrake, Marianne Balasty, Gail Williams, Betty O'Connor, Irma Williams. MADONNA OF THE STREETS PRAESIDIUM Standing: loan Morotto, secretary: Arlene Jacobs, vice- president; lean Rowan, president; Barbara Hulfar, treasurer. Seated: Geraldine Iacobs, Louise Loya, Kay Heuly, Margaret Wallace, Margaret Sullivan, Mary Lou Herrmann, Sue Knazovicky, Rosemary Rowan, Mary Beth Murphy, IoAnne Belanger. OUR LADY OF SIENA PRAESIDIUM Standing: Evelyn Kerekes, secretary: Mary Imelda Doherty, vice-president; Mary Farrell, president; Mau- reen O'Neill, treasurer. Seated: Lucia Galtone, Kathy O'Hara, Kathy Muellner, Collette Smart, Barbara Meyer, Kathy McMahon, Valerie Leahy, Annette Forte, Carole Gallotta, Doris Hockensmith, Connie Consoli.

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said getting out a paper is ? Not we, but it's fun, chorus SPOTLIGHT stuff: cht Keane. Linskey, Iudy Trotta, Riettu Iis, Carolyn Nocek, Jackie Van e, Marianne Balusty and Carol x22 nhfib 021 t, mum I'm To the members of the SPOTLIGHT staff creating and writing are daily challenges. Their pursuits are innumerable, their hopes abun- domt. They are potential journalists editing, headlining, proofreading, bringing to OH Sien- o:ns the best of their efforts. Blessed With clever imaginations and indomitable spirits, this SPOTLIGHT staff brought to us the unpredicta- ble dilemmas of Dear Emma, and the anticipa- tion of events through the Side Lines. Friendship, unity, harmony and dedica- tion to truth have contributed greatly in the production of the issues of our cherished school paper. Diligent editors of the SPOTLIGHT, Ann Linskey. Carol Gendron, Mari- anne Balusty and Pat Keane slave on the forthcoming issue.