Visitation High School - Vision Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ewing, eruing, an .gzafioning are pleasant tasks for our girls. These classes pro- vide a background for prospective homemakers. OPPOSITE PAGE Upper Lett: LOST BOUNDARIES are explored by A. Kienneger, M. Volland, M. Wolff and M. DiGregorio. Lower Lett: VANITY FAIR includes the problem of color and texture for B. McGuire, I. Fitzgerald and M. Mahoney in their spring wardrobes! Upper Lett: ONE YEAR TO GROW presents a problem to everyone, but P. O'Brien's is solved by M. Keane and A. Gurgone. Lower Lett: MIND YOUR MANNERS say I. Friedrich, C. Vinci, I. Roman, and R. Boland as they are served by R. Le Master and C. Busch. Below-Left: From the SPICE BOX come delicious pastries made by E. Mc Carthy, B. Smith and I. Curley. Right: POT LUCK is being brewed by L. Brankin.

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Mncbng E eff an Kzuncing gaffi Down in our gym exercises are mastered, volleyball and basketball are practiced, sportsmanship and teamwork are fostered, and our sports year is climaxed by the intramural basketball tournament. Lett-Upper: You can catch it - you can hide it - but DO-O-O-N'T kick it!!! Lower: Waist-nippers. Right-Upper: Did you ever see anything like it?'?? Lower: Make that basket! Page 26