Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Qrganizations or Unity anrt mxve, the stuctents ot Siena is-hgh Schoot, uncter the guictance ot the messed Virgin tvtaryg in orcter to form a more perfect tnonct of cooperation he- tween students and tacutty, to aict in the ctovetoprnent ot toyat, constructive schoot spirit, anct to further the ctevetopment of rnorat character, cto ordain and estahtish this constitution of the Stuctent Coiincit of Siena High Schootu Carrying on these aims uncter the giiictance ot Sister Mary Atherta, the three senior officers ot the Stuctent Councit, Theresa Stoan, hiary Kay Emer- son anct ixftary Ann Ntites, president, prepare new husiness for their next meet- ing. Since the Stuctent Councit was tounctect in 1951, it has ptayect an active part in stuctent tite, taking responsihitity in homeroonis anct in the hatts. Another organization responsitote for student interest and activity is the Athtetic Association. Xvith fare trorn hastcethatt to ping-pong, the AA otters activities for everyone. The AA otlficers are tvtary Finnegan, presictentg V ir- ginia Hopkinson, Geri Ntayer, Ettie Racttce, Pat Atario, Nancy Ftaiz, with Roberta Heine, Bowting Ctuh presictent. and Gerry Ftavin, Tumhting Ctuh cap- tain. Loyalty 5

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Sofiaiity Prefect Mary Burke appears somewhat startled at a suggestion hy junior officer Rita Osuiiivan. Looking on with amusement at Marygs raction are other Sodaiity officers Mary Kay Dwyer, Karen Barneii, Jo Ann Riorcian, Ruthmarie Vviemann, Alice Brosnahan and Mary Lou Tunno. Three Legion praesiciia moderators are shown with their officers: irma VViiiiam,.Phyiiis Bai dassari, Carol Gaiiotta, Frances Carey, Camille Carseiio anci Geri Wiayer. 6