Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1956 volume:

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A, 1 -p...g, I iq.,-,md -VA,AV- im I ' ' ' ,.. , I ' I I 3 J I I - III ' ff I 1 Q I - A A-Q -M' K.-nk., --, ,,,,4.-, . 4 4 Foreword The purpose of Chrnstuan Education IS two fold to perfect the mand and to buuld character Perfectung the mtnd ns the un toldung of deeper unsughts Into truth and buuldung character as the dlrectung ot the will toward correct chotces and de clsuons Looktng back over our four years at Immaculata we have come to realize that through a program ot Chrustran Education LEARNING LIVING ond LOVING we should now be prepared to luve a Lute dedicated to Truth a word to youth Your youth IS the only arrow In your quuver nt can be shot only once Be sure your target ns the noblest rn lute the at tarnment of Perfect Truth Llfe and Love whuch IS God Btshop Sheen Table of Contents Pages Learnnng Llvlng Lovnng 4 2 Sensor Section I have recelved your graclous letter lb wblch you ask terrmsslon to quote from some of my books and use a sketch of our angel and blackboard l shal be very nappy to grart you the rtgnt to do so VV1Sl1lT1Q ,ot aud all at lmmaculata Hloh School, God' cnolcest blesslngs and assurmq you of may prayers, I am Falthfully yours 1 rt 2 1. X wonlo Mlsslom AlD--- Nat1onalDgyect F.TS'fl 1 ft ,F l,, I I rl? -I4 R , . . . . - Z I' . . I . . . - 'lf 1' I. 'L . . . . . . -'I g,- V .,4 -5: . . . . . - x 7 . I .- , rl I ,fl 'T 'Q E1 fl. ' l- L' l . . I lt-'l ' 1 ' if ' ..-' 'rl- 'A ti ,, ffl .Lit Q12 ft ' 7 - 20 ri' -, I., ' ' 21 - 48 AA . 9 - 6 ,S 5 ' ' 63 - 88 .Lf .H 14' 'L 111. C , ' wi I . . . . W Q, 2, W 1 W - 1 ci I . ' lass, . flimff ,. . . , N , T ' r ls .L so - - , . , . , I' , '.t-v--: ll J WISDQM Dedlcchon AGE and GRACE C 9 6 o 0 T PARENTS I X -' J :C 1 f A, .. ,-K, V 11513: VW V ,ffm .rj 'lr J Community. November 1845 Sister M Joan Therese Principal Sister M Hyacintha Sister M Celesta Sister M Cyril Sister M Samuella Sister Marie Dorothy Sister M Rosina Sister M Irma Joseph Sister M Grace Sister M Anastasia Sister Marie Dominic Sister M Ambrosia Sister M Celestine Xavier Sister M Catherine Therese Sister Joan Marie Sister M Claretta Sister M Aloysla Sister M Verda Sister M Jucllne Sister M Anne Regina Sister M Benedune Sister M Michelle Sister M Raphael Sister M Jean Margaret Sister M Ann Gabriel Sister Donna Mary n Motherhouse of the Sisters Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Monroe Michigan November 1955 Ill Ill lllllll Ill v 153' 4 NN ,g The student body congratulates their religious faculty on the one hundred tenth anniversary com- memorating the founding of their U l IH 1 Ill in I U l' l H u lu nu nu un nun I uuu U ' gn Ill IU ' n mm ' 'u HI ua :ull nl .call 0-l m'AJ. H l'l'll ,' f' . ' I' ll. If 5 -Q 'u . . l U XX I I Nm . X- 'bv f NN X ' .V . V , I I XV.: 9 , f x K I I ' G W .lv , Z 4. If if 'V A f '. ' A' sux U A ti to la 5 l H u . . . - K' X! an ' b l 3fk r,- j: - '-:lu M Reverend Francis X Dletz chaplam As lmmaculata opened thus school year we were nmpressed wuth you Father Dnetz our new chaplain Very soon you became our teacher friend sprrstual dnrector and advusor Though you have been wrth us only ten months we are deeply undebted to you for the tlme and guidance you have gnven us an our problems and for your support IH our school actlvutles And as the school year draws to a close we fund It an opportune tlme to renew our welcome to you and to say that we are fortunate to have you at lmmaculata 5 Lay Faculty fi? 9 Muss Sally Sessions Mrs Gordon Farrell Muss Rosemary Rohde Maintenance ancl Dletehcs Staff ff Y ffl l K5 f N.. QXANXZVAZ Mr Leo Konefka Nncholas Wambach Mrs Ingram Echstrom Mrss Marne Me 6 lcher Mrs Wlllram Edwards EARNING is the mental process by which know- ledge and skills, habits and attitudes, are acquired. The Immaculata curriculum is that prescribed for the Parochial Schools in the Archdiocese of Detroit. It in- cludes a recommended number of units in Religion, English, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science sup- plemented with a sufficient number of units in Art, Business Education, Home Economics, Languages and Music. The purpose of reason is primarily to discover goals, aims, and destinies and secondarily to concentrate on the means that will lead to this end, thereby molding a stu- dent's character, the sum of his choices and decisions. 7 Lf? i' There IS Oblectlve Truth In Rellglon . . . as well as in mathematics and science 1 f Ki K'- 4 41 Old errors and new isms hold The interesr of The Joniors in the Religion class, the History of Clwrlstiarv Crvrlr1afiOvW The Sophomore covwcerwfrares our Cmholrc Doctrme and the mean mg of revelation fx If fav f r ff 4 1,-J.-,,.. . ., il I wr s., ' , r H X4 White corpuscles Red corpuscles Capillary wall cell Si 4 agp ll lb f 65 ji' 51 ,v 4 I ' 1 57:-fi ' -K ATTN ,L?4.,s Wt Cardiac muscle nimuw ...H Hwy mnwl MIM wi. i ll ,g.imio miami' iiruimir' 1 N'l 'llllqgul Nl 'Wiuw ill ,MW iliflliilm I , iiiliil ffp' ..... 'HHN M Qin' v- j J r . 1 'c .1 J' if f God lights the sun with atomic energy . . . Atomic energy is a blessing . . . Our worry is atomic men Y, Q 55 lb. What con the biologist find on Immoculotds wooded campus? IO What can the artist see from her window? JJ, f 'ff Fo CE 5' if ' P 1, WJ F A rg Nit- 1 X 4 'Y .335-1 Language arts are tools for learning. 1 LW' ' L Speaking Wi s?ZT iQSW :-- 0 ,mfg ii F Reading and f W , 'A drarnatizing ,SEQ y A..'. 'kgyfj F. gs gi- We 292 iff' i lk ,. :E ii, , 'tw Wa Axim J A Q SSN ,lg , T 6 . QSM r V 'CAYNJ .Zh kai' 6 :X '- 'ifasfi' FTS 4? X 'T ,Q s 7 U. 1 X jf .F 1 'X b fl I 1 gf S- ,Z Pnl, ,. a 5 '3' , .iff .. V N f 5 . m VJ - V'-. 'ii af: Listening ,i5 l1 .1 Y - F gqwn X N I2 V Writing his oun mnonl lf Q C0l'lC'ElVEDlll UBERW I klxz Social studies classes are channels ' If we are to build citi- zens for America, we must educate our youths to the realization of the greater truthw-that they are not only spectators of reality, but also creators, 'il Music is a social art because it is made for others and with others. Its very essence is the reflection of man him- self, his moods and his desires, his hopes and his dreams. Therefore music holds an important place in our educa- tional program. The Senior Choral I4 Q Fl N T ff wi.. p if Wm I fi ? ,fm f ', -w x x 4 .Q X'X, :If nil ' , .49 h. 'F NX ',,s -. xx 3 , K 1 4' 9 3- ? 1- F M Q -2 A-QQ it X. ---L it li r' in rw fl ,ff mi -.L Qi . KX ' ,ig li.- J jx -?1 i ' x ? Qs 4' .,sg. 'f 0-5' , P 1 In B., . slne ss Educar Ign clc Om ex pefi Cnc e d eye' O P S profess. lgnal Perfection. ,X 9 ' on , , F --CULV X. ui J1IXx3V+0O if X 'Rox -S M xf5.9,Cf - . W .O 1xf2,fg,o1,e ,vi 7 ' V-3,1 AMW- , 1?T.f,fx . Or 'ATE X U16 A04 :,'iX63'06a 'A r .QM '- L, 3' ' W, it . f X, -ffm iv? 'ICP' OX ' COM 'xqb Sw W Serv- W5 V ICS?-,4, M M C'-YC 'f X Wa COSKJGYWBTE 0 ,W X ww. fn X V ,. '1',icx-f-Q3-.uw-if 6632 - f f255'L' -1 Hines if-We of , Q. ' ' WNY ZH, yuyw SX-2-'13-N -'X' ,Qvcf XXXC ',O'Qc- 'fx fpxr T1 'vo W ' ug . ',g'ufr', 'IWW fe Q 59.9 3 CXKBYYF' A ,V fl ., . f V- ' j,,,:, J , , r., Trl ' .,--N-E,-,xr '10 VA' who mg, EO UNM' 'C M Y rv- 'Q -. c, W --2 N ' -. Arm ,Xu , QCP-f ' 'A r A .pfiqagf SOXKY YA L' 'f-- ' .- w:.,M'f N QMS. x ' R 1 A ' ' Q Q A,f,Q.4 Qi wr COW A K ' .. f 7 ff -.- ','- 'J ' ,W 'f ..., HW.: fmdm. it 9 M , QVC :K Vw Mila? ,:Q.fVx,,,,Nc gf KX , 0,4 - ' 2 'V' ff , 1 wr- - ' f ' 1 A 11- M- ,Q-w ' W vt M' X K! xx I L. 251- ' ' 1 ' . Q' . Q 7 ' Q ,p - - x , .. ' 1 5 if X f ' J -K V A 'N 1 x X '--- . , , EQ XX .N 1 x X 5 ee X. ai Home Economics Full Foresight pays Spring Dividends. l dvr F W 1 .if n ii 'v 5! I xx V, Man can transform the mineral, The plant and The animal and give Them the im- print of his intelligence. 4222+ As we turn from Learning to Living it is fitting that WE SALUTE THE IMMACULATA ALUMNAE The 14 classes which have graduated total 2,147 members. Of that number approximately 1,700 are married. Seventy are serving God as nurses, social workers, teachers, and contemplatives in 15 religious Communities, The maiority of the others are in college. A few are engaged in professional work. As each year converts the future into the past and the Alumnae roll expands into another thousand it will become increasingly evident that lmmaculata's vocation ideal is the universal vocation of woman - motherhood. The viewbook camera was fortunate to catch this preview of the class of 1970 land their datesj as they broke balloons on Homecoming Day. aaa ,1 : A f . . 11 S' 1 B, as v-41+ .r ' 1155+ J.. 4, ?c'f'f1E,i' :fn , , ,. Q-,v if 5 5 ,S if ' ' ' 1 . ' frm ff oh N M' , H 'R W ff 'Q 4: ' 2' s 5,255 -Q ,. ,, -wav? 9 QQ ' -wa -.am Hs g.:s....... IVING is the social exercise of the ideals and vir- tues which stem from LEARNING. Family solidarity at Home prepares the lmmaculata girl to participate profitably in Athletics, Clubs,Organiza- tions and Social Events at School A supporting bond of interest between the Mothers and Dads and lmmaculata perpetuates the lmmaculata Way of Life Schooling alone will not save our Society e way we live has an influence on the way we think 21 The Immaculate: Gullcl The lmmaculata Guuld was founded to brung nts members unto relatons of mutual helpfulness and cooperatuon wuth the faculty to establnsh a Scholarship fcnd and to glve speclal asslstance to lmmaculata Hugh School The Gunld achueves nts obrectrve of helpfulness and cooperatlon by nts program of monthly con ferences wlth the faculty members A nnothcrs Interest rn her daughter ns a stlmulant to her teachers The Scholarship fund IS berng marn tanned Speclal maternal asslstance has taken the form of an annual fund rarsung campalgn execu ted by the students under the durectlon of the Guild board The funds rarsed durlng the past two years have been used to provide a station wagon overhead mlcrophones for the stage and dlmmers for the stage leghts addltlonal gowns and risers for the Choral groups pucnlc tables for the campus basketball sults for the Varsity team athletic equnpment a new surface for the tennus courts and a Crown Graphlc camera and photo graphlc accessornes for the View Book staff rv R Mrs Rlchard Mrs Rlchard Buysse Crowl Mrs Charles Jeu de Vrne Mrs o n Barton Mrs Burtls Gallag er Ms Lu gn Panetta Mrs Wlllram ark Guild Officers Mrs Arthur Cronrn Jr Mrs Ogle Kiley Mrs Joseph Carey Mrs Onorlo Catenaccu Past President Mrs Anvhon Marhofer vlrs Georg Tra y M F ed Cooper Mrs Raymond Ede b o x Mrs Harry Lombard Mrs John Donahue Mrs Edwa d Echlrn 22 o . I . N, , . . . 1 . . , . J ,- I a . . I L . . . . . O r I . . , . , , Q! A . . ig- Y , I . . . , 12 'O Q' . ' , . 'L , I r , , 5 F' - gl I l lb x I : 3 5 :, 71' ,. . ' ' ., , ' , ' X! George Clifford, Mrs. Aloys Herman, Mrs . V X0 X A .K .7 G , 9 K X V... KJ fi, t . N N A v' AKA---rv l J h I A , J ' h Q r , i ' , 'f P - r hill. l ' - q I ri ' J ' s J-if ls , L 3 fi- - I .Q ,Cl Ls- ' -...I ' ' ' s r v ' ,l . e c , rs r , , f I r :Q X , - r ' .la- Purish Representatives Mrs. Edward l-loffarn, Mrs. Waller Bohm Mrs. Paul Hymafs, Mrs. Emil Ulbrich, Mrs. Roberr oynf, Mrs. Charlron DeLong, Mrs. Martin Kilsdonlc, Mrs. Anthony Sack. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Mrs. David I-lausch, Mrs. Leo Sutherland, Mrs. Harold Schachern, Mrs. Frank Colosimo. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Mrs- Emmel DOl'15nY PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Mrs, Walter Bohn Mrs. William Wildern bv . I,.!'- r Ax SPECIAL ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN Mrs. John Annas Mrs. Thomas Burlie .KN b,v- cuiss or .19-494 y llllllllllllilIizI.lmIiillllllltilzllillllmlilmi DAD'S NIGHT POEM Dear Daughter, When we as young men wove our dreams Of golden wealth and fame's acclaim- Little did we know of the world's schemes To thwart and taunt and hold us back. When we, no longer young, look back And see the dreams no longer bright We pause to wonder where we lost the path To the goal we set. We find we haven't tailed For we've built a home where love prevailed We count the blessings of health Of family ioys and trials shared. These have made our lives happy We have not tailed . . , And all the wealth of the world Could never compare With the happiness that comes With the love of a daughter so fair. Love . .. Dad -written by a Dad ff 1 'J DADS AND C L lt was a big night for both. DAUGHTERS Freshmen New surroundnngs new compamons new sublects make the freshman appear green for a whale but the greenness soon wears off and the fresnman IS enveloped unto the lmmaculata spam N Walter E ong Vtce presldent Treasurer M Ktley P Heatherson M Cllfford Presldent Secretary Class Representattve Q hu 711 Ross C Perman S Carlun K Thoresen B Ptanczk D Butcher A Lann J Wasuk Kennedy M Halpln Mevlssen J Fuedler K All J Kadlttz R Romanowskt M Reale I M5CGlllIS DlPonno G Sxngel MacKenzie C Canever N Klucka S Wtard P Kelly S Carnegue M Fnnlay Walker M Warner B Duggan OBrien S Chamberlnn J Dllworth A Mntchell K Brehmer N Sanderson Starsnlck J Jordan G Adamczyk Ford K Kearney P Heatherson M Shlelds A Bonml P Mustco F Krause C Rupert M Cooney R Donna S McKeown J Jedynak G Mather M Thomas M Gaska I Kapecky J Harper M Cafferty M MacDonald D Orban A Pasquale E Fnnan K McVlcar N Walter R Parlchtll F Pnggnns M Mroz C Armstrong C Cattera M Hayes S Gargaro J Lane E Foley R Gancer J Kapusnlak S Walsh A Toth L Benvenuto J Bla kford M Bussey L Kennedy A Green L Stokes H Bugnell M Dllworth C Neppuk A McGraw A Pozznnu B Valltere R Ludwtg J Flkany E Frllot I I I II ll I 1 I . lm Y N . . . ' 7 - l A . L 'K '5L - ' ' ,J WM , , 'K 25' - .. A R 1 ll' - 0 ' K J . . . , L Nw wx X1 I - . v , 9 .Q . , I ' ' PM v I Q , 'j l 'r D. , - , - ' , - , - ' , - , . ' , . ' , C. , . . J. I , . . S. , . , . . M. ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . , C. , . , . . l S yr - X . ti Q V r X sv .7 in ' ' x , , ff I 5 A XX o A , may ,'f, 'v 9 6 A F v rl ' If . f J V i I 4 t 4 I - 1 - I - , - f - 1 4 , . , . . ' I ' I ' I ' I - I - - I ' A I . , , , . , , . - 1 - 1 - I J , - 1 - 1 r t - - 1 - 1 V f - 5 1 - I - I A , . , . . ' ' I ' V V ' I ' ' 'I ' V I ' . I ' l I 26 I X v Y I x Q Q M. Papke, M. Kraienke, J. Norton, E. Burke, N. Walker, K. Arnold, P. Kean, E. Gaunt. L. Bourgeois, G. Grzegorek, G. Caplin, E. Long, C. Andres, M. Marszalelc, C. Howarth L. Sispera, J. Masters. G. Joachim, N. Bovverman, S. Annas, J. Tulock, M. Stephenson, E. Bondy, M. Torn- aszewski, C. Hirt. J. Brennan, M. Mason, C. Albiniak, A. Enderby, J. Yodzio, S. Zaidel, B. Duttman. B. Berger, P. Drace, C. McCarthy, C .Tessrnar, M. Stuecken, J. Kirchner, N, Bour- geois, J. Sullivan, K. Phillips, G. Bak. J. Jelonek, L. Wallace, L. Lemke, M. Zinn, S. McGrath, N. Reuter, M. Clifford, J. McManus, B. Zagata. G. J. Dias, R. Fella, P. Birney, C. Oudersluys, M. Carey, M. O'Brien, S. Edford, K. Tkachuk. F. Dybowski, C. Buss, M. Fisher, K. Horton, P. Kelly, M. Lomazzo, M. Gibbons, M. Bentley. X 9 ilutitib Q . , ,. 0 X V . 3 w vu V F .1 Y U I Y 1 N, Malfant, D. Paraski, S. Mitchell, K. Irvin, B. Howe, J. Janus, E. Spring, A, Manty, M. Sullivan, I. Powell. I. Koehler, L. Donakowski, M. Pierce, G. Clayton, S. Urban, P. Wilkerwicz, S. Herbst, F. Bozyk, P. Fitzpatrick. G. Williamson, K. Allen, R. Reilly, A. Cassise, J. Dudek, M. Lamb, M. Sarasin, J. Kinggo, M. Desy, P. Wilkie. J. Bonner, P. Nolan, J. Wiersbinski, C. Miller, L. Plank, K. Gibbons, A. Socia, M. Toppin, I. Byrnes. J. Griffin, M. Moag, J. Brauch, E. Whall, M. Jurmo, P. O'Connor. x- B. Vansen, P. Rich, M. Kiley, M. Marineau. Sophomores Vltallzed wlth Immaculata spnrnt the Sopho more studres her way Into the happy land of upperclassmen years K Johnson L Stenger Vlce President Secretary J Davls M Donovan M A Kozlowskl President Treasurer Class Representative A Brock L Stenger S McDonald R Bard S Farrell P Thomas D Brown J Burr C Wengle M Keyes J Oulmet R Luma L Lawlor H Borawskr M Murer B Walls S Learmont P Dolan E Patocku Carlnsle P Ulbrnch C Blachford A Paul M Janecek M Cooper P Butwull P? U? Teagan A Kearney S Sevbert B Cubutt C Bemben G Sobak B Duczymunsku Anderson P Henrnch S Thomas N Spears M Messano K Armstrong J Bartl Y 'W C Mohardt J Bruclcley H Goode N Tusly C Bonlcowsku C Qulgley E Norus M Manzo M Copperstone N Demeter J Lukacs G La Frankie V Battaglna B Petroskn K Shachern A Sutherland B Stlnes A Callanan P Drolet P Driscoll S Typnnskn P Plante C Schaldenbrand B Farran Y Colomb P Crow ley B Kaczorowskn S Nlermec M Lelneke J Clnnger A Gable P Donovan P Pero J Bak C Ko h S OConnor M Quinn J Royce P Churchvara S Rogers S Campbell 28 , ' r . v 'v X f I O 4 - ' sl - . f v A 9 A 4 ' ' g 5 , Q ,Q L fs nw A ll '- if 'ff' YL' .. 2 V- ef , V X0 . ' S - H , 1 J N . N , -5- , l , -S ' , P , K S fx 1' ' Qt? , K ,iw - ' L , Y , - , - , - , - , . f - , - , . , . , . . , . . . Kobe, D. Quagllne, M. Becker. . , . . - 4 I 'Aa' in 'l 'px' 5' U 1 - 1' ,gi I 3 ga gn, W LI 1 A J .l. ,W .ki 5, -1 :- .',5 V' U-1 .V, ., .. . Q - 1 . X W' ' - 1 - l If - I - 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1:5 1 N X. 9 I 1 4 ' -- . A. Fallert, E. Baker, J. Dowd, L. Waffrick, J. Mathias, M. Stuecken, C. Weigl, J. Bessette, M. Luther, M. A. Moore. C. Robinson, A. Poniatowski, M. O'Sullivan, M. Kozlowski, M. Johnson, M. Moore, S. Madigan, K. Brovasky, A. Moloney, S. Craddock, B. Rislow. C. Stark, G. Gensler, J. McGuiggan, C. Grabowslci, C. Conlon, G. Turner, R. Franzel, J. Schimmer, N. Sarin, E. Liedel. J. Thompson, M. Carroll, T. Kasko, L. Picknik, S. Hanrahan, M. Caion, R. Dunn, G. Corbe11s, M. Robertson, J. Luckas. 8 9 .- 1 S. Keena, M. Corona, A. Lodish, D. Borus, P. Wilkerwicz, B. Measelle, B. Ciemnicki, J. Muske. J. Otto, B. Kinchsular, M. Riordan, P. Stanton, S. Howe, L. Croskey, B. Walker, S. Sullivan, H. Hymans. B. Tymn, M. Sweeney, A. Yelen, E. Decker, M. O'Donnell, J. Gauthier, M. Holcomb, M. Jordan. A. Cadofle, M. Tennent, N. Rushford, S. Wasik, P. DeLong, K. Burns, M. Davis, A. Skowron. CBS fa- 00 'LYHV-'V 54, T' of V I X D. Casper, M. Drown, M. Hausch, K. Marrin, K. Johnson, P. Smolinski, E. Saia, J Carey, A. Heany, E. Keller. S. A. Artman, D. Spicer, M. Dohany, P. Weir, A. Lampe, A. Koehler, L. Small, J Wehrmeister, M. E. Sack. E. McGarry, E. Sarasin, M. Jenosz, T. Lassaline, M. Wider, M. Murtagh, V. Annas J. Craig. C. Makar, S. Marlow, J. Somrners, J. Binno, S. Beals, M. Haughey, S. Rice. C. Larnpe, J. Boudreau M. James, M. A. Zimnic- kas lil. l 2 9 Juniors School interests curricular and extra curricu lar reach a peak in the Junior year K Johnson K Hill A ONeill K Mc Clorey President Vice president Secretary Treasurer V53 D Vettraino M Hayden D Schuckel C Klucevsek C Hayden P Bryce M Skirgaudas J Boyle G Sara V Maher T Tomicheck A Sroka C Cunha J Zuchlewski M Lawlor C Fitz K Allston J Matuscak M Fallerf B Lengyel N Sherwood C Zaidel M Crowe S Burke A Burke M E Bowen K Diggs M V Snyder J Ozdarski F Drumm M Cappaert B Leach A ONeill C Emmons A Hagan D Apap C Hodges E3 M. Lynch B. Shinski D. Jakeway J. Martin M. Richardson P. Johnson D. Lo Parec S. Chmiel D. Dowdall . Lyons. M. Mohardt G. Dawson B. Buccafurri C. Fallert M. J. Cooney M. Kretler G. George M. Reilly B. Berry. J. Burk J. Carrierre P. McGrail A. Antonelli K. McClorey M. A. Ulbrich D. Wysocki E. Cappuccitti. D. Perry S. Kulka J. Mosey P. Sayed M. Hollehan F. Wegman J. Kutnieski M. J. Hopkins D. Wheeler. 30 I' 'Y I 7 ll A. McDonald, P. Asam, B. Hofstetter, C. Bartman, J. Fellrath, M. Tear, C. Soma, A. Scott. L Panetta L Nelson D Touhey B Spring K Hymes J Mater S Sulltvan J Cleslelsk P Wtde M McCann M McCarthy K Ktley M Nash B Lorentz B OConnor J Drolet B Perktns A Lurna C Gacloch R Wilson J Verbanlc R Marttn P Donoghue J Regenold M Lauzon E Senay A Przywara J Howarn M Alfano L Franzel R Kauffman B Feely Kenney N Gerard: K Walker M Wrona A Pranczlc S Therson F Mll r J Srnuth E Chlhan Schlenke P Buss K Johnson L DArnelto M Yoder C Cronan A Sheedy B Ross M Bezarre L O 'lfwnn H k P Valen Jlnerson D Trudell D Srnnth B Mitchell M Norton M ODonneIl N ShOWI6l4 M Des Roches J Dunl avy E Feely J Frlmeau M Wlldern A Tadra M Hassett J Colostmo K Sullivan M Startha M Shea D Thtbodeau C Sweeney W Newell J Thomas R Schultz M Goetz B Loch S Kaschalk P Aluto J Skelly D Gauvreav S Stephens E Stylskr L Fox R DuBons J Smnggen M Caplns A Zboch S St Arnold D Lewandowskt K Hull S Hams J Nuznuk J Gargaro D Felter L Belanger J Troshynska J McCall:on D Burban B Leon 3I 9 - ' . 1 A - i. . . 1. - - - - - Q ' V 1 n -HL A 1' t 0 C7 - is 9 ., U v 9 V xx A , ' ' '-f- .Q ' - 1: - .. - - ' , 1:7 ., Q ' . 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I i L ,f,: 3d: The Student Council The Student Council is the linlc between the faculty and the stu' dents It promotes har' mony and cooperation in the school through the representation of each home room i HIFI i l I At a general assembly the members of the student council received their pins ?' 'ff-w ,,,,,.,g'. ,--g..:? Lf! AXX 'You fan tell we're campaigning that TL., l . f , -..-I 'l' 'he Shoo i 1 I I - NQACUUU l l P 0 i 1 .5-MA, ' man - f sciiuni r f'-l-. ' ' ' 1 - t , X x - f . . ,-4 1 t .x rQ.,,.- -Q-0-veieluualg, ' , , we '- t -.i -at if- 3-7 .9 i P vw nv UNTU me LEAST UF mv BRETIJERN YW DU DMU ME 0 vw F7 HQ Q0 fm' f . Qpuemsenenenrfs IHQUHQ g1ilfs4UDl9 W 9 IE- i FY T h dF1 N p p T Th pp? Ty? p f W d VICE. M un ,QI , W we Y' ' f, . I 4.41. iqxwn The Athletic Association With tryouts, and patron lists, School activities create vocational interests 'ffm --Q, Library Attendants Aa Q li l I 4 ' ' ' E s ' A! L . Ni Pi' f-1 ,. g l, .- 510' -if 35 and make-up, The Dramatic Club presents . . Q Seven Nuns at Las Vegas P, 5, . 1 a If , Q . -.X ,z .I irvq I 4 l 2' A , ' Wba' .vojd VBDDEW if a Cowenf and its ' Q' V' if -' efve csmfvxfxq xddefh' disappeafed 'fem H-,Q 1' 1 N14 ' fs sI'e and ies? as sedderl, appea'ed in a rf' ' ' , 5 desert .fwasfeiaed oefside of Las Vegas, ' I J Nevada 9 1 H I I W. The sfcw is a :cm-ed., y-.We a 'owed' 5' We :Q e i ,S ,U fmsxewoes ,V ix X X ' .f ' 1 1 1 fi, I 3' g LW , . u .N 4 Yes, where are we? 2' L1- X 3 . ez ik 132. 5 f, 9,55-4 ff- 7 .Wir . Nzaiifiig Who are these visitors? The local sTaTion - at last vve'll learn The name of This place. KW Intramural Sports mam M 'X A f qv-rr H'-Mah 'ff 1 H .-:ai 3 'gm f Q4 d He W 'e me Q , we, D51 feavr 9,4 6 3 ,fa fhwwn ,. .M My 38 f Lf aadgwg SPY' A Q Y Jaw AS . Q'- Sr' C. Y. 0 Activities Our first year io C.Y.O. competition pro- duced championship teams. B -P w., Reserve League Divisional Champs 57 l Varsity Leag Immaculatasll Immaculate---l 7 Immaculate--30 Immaculata--32 lmmaculataifib lmmaculata 29 lmmaculata -V32 Immaculate--27 lmmaculatail 5 Immaculate-f33 lmmaculata-l 2 .JL V f i' ' a . X f K, ue Finalists St. Alphortsusiii Visitation-18 St, Nlary's of Redford -24 St. Cecilia-6 St. Gregory-IO St. Theresa--I6 St, Agatha--12 Our Lady of Lourdes - -I6 St. Mary's of Mt. Cle- mens-lf-1 Mount Carmel-l 9 St, Paul-24 ff 'Yi C 2 f E7 lmmaculata-23 Immaculata-27 lmmaculata-l 3 Immaculate-32 lmmaculata-w3O lmmaculata-19 lmmaculata-l 8 V 0'3- Y-7 3 V A r L St. Alphonsus-A Visitation-8 St. Mary's of Redford St, Gregory-I5 St. Agatha-12 St. Florian-lO St. Lawrence-25 I C9 l955 Swimming Champs f X 3 P - l R i t .. R .2S- I c'n ! w X J1! H - 'gi . 4 I A-, I , a 1 Y-2 Q, X ,Q il' 1 ' ' n Q , y , ,sa 5 .- g 'K O 3' Getting Ready 'sf Midst fun and frolic, final preparations were made I ..l . . . and our ideas became realities stififitosili-1E TF, 1 i i 1 1 ffl l 1 i I -4 5: x ,S St 0 , , I A and Skyrocket Success! Solarama was our fund- raising project for the pur- pose of sending representa- tives to the Chicago Summer School of Catholic Action. Q -if-.E Y' Ax 'VP fi I 7: -G' . I ZW' S. IT ' . TQ' 'Fry QL b R .Hn Harvest Moon - November 4, 1955 Our only all-school dance is pre- nT d b Tlae Siudenf Council and se e y . is Traditionally held around Hallo- WSGD. S? 4 I as ' 1434 fi?- '51 , W I QW 15 wif' 5 171 Y January 13, sb -'A -pw, 1956 21552 'fhvesv the Juniors 1' is J' -1 -Jr N git, . is I J .'f fs Rf X X K-E13 . ' ,. kk., ,. r' , Fx . 'Al' f f - ' ,I w ' A X I rf! ff' J 'F' :H ' 1, ,,H.l' Ar. fir.. , fig.-1 ,fm- he Lullaby of Birdlcmd 14 presented by the Seniors Kaul R 9 f LAW X 5. , Sw Sw '55 I When Life on earth is over, Eternal Life remains SISTER M. NAZARITA l.H.M. ln August l955 Sister Nazarita received her appointment to return to Immaculata and resume her work of the previous year, teaching Religion, Art, and English. During the busy days which preceded the opening of school Sister gave generously of her talent and time to decorate the corridor bulletin boards and display cases. To letter a motto on a blackboard or a quotation on a chart was lust a part of living for Sister. As registration gave way to scheduling, the school calendar and its demands for publicity began to accelerate toward the end of the first semester. To Sister Nazarita the approach of the second semester meant more than an apparent acceleration of time. In pursuit of medical attention Sister re- turned to the Motherhouse in Monroe only to learn the reality. God was asking Sister to endure unrelievable physical pain and suffering. Fourteen months later on the feast of Saint Joseph, March l9, 1956, the Divine Artist added the final stroke to the life of one who had used her talent to bear witness to Him in sym- bol, sketch, and scroll. The Sisters and Students will remember Sister Nazarita as an artist to whom no piece of artwork was too large to be attempted nor so small that it was over- looked. Sister's last big task at Immaculata was to design the life size wooden figures for the outdoor Crib and to direct the Senior Art class in painting them. Sister's last painful trudge from the Convent to the School was on the January semester holiday and for the sole purpose of assisting the students with a papier- mache angel which they were using in their Blue Heaven dance decorations. May the soul of Sister Nazarita and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in the eternal peace of that kingdom prepared for those who live their lives on the principle, Nothing is too great to give, Nothing is too small to count. skating and loved swimming. fore the throne of God. er The heavens KEJ OICS' Ano Lei' The exam ae gigs aefone 1-he fu.-.ef of The Logo . ' Fon, Lo, he comes 3' ppt JUDITH PARRANT '56 Judith's teachers and classmates will remember her as a Sophomore looking forward to those happy upperclassman years. In God's eternal plan Judy was to graduate from Immaculata two years before ner class but into that world of the eternal present. No one would be better prepared to add the personal note to .ludith's caption than her mother. ln the letter which accompanied Judith's picture Mrs, Parrant wrote: ln October l953 Judith enrolled in Civilian Defense A Q Training, receiving her award in the Spring, l954. She planned to con- '4' tinue her training in the Fall. ln sports, she excelled in skiing and ice The people who came at the time we lost her commented on her sun- ny disposition and friendliness toward grown ups as well as children. The class of l956 is depending upon .Judith to continue her good work of being friendly toward everyone by remembering their intentions be- i 1 5, OVING is the vitalism of charity in self giving . . . the dedication of the whole personality to God in Him- self and to all creatures in Him, Devotions to Mary Immaculate, God's Mother, and in honor of the mysteries which her Fiat initiated for us form the background for Immaculata's program of material and spiritual giving throughout the year. A package of food and medicine for destitute dependents in Detroit or for a poor peasant in Mexico carries with it as much of Immaculata's heart as does a prayer for Our Holy Father's intentions. Daily recourse to prayer and frequent reception of Holy Communion is each student's eternal gift to herself during these important adolescent years. The problem of spirituality is never, then, a question of timef it is a problem of thought. For it does not require much time to make us saintsg it requires only much love . . . Sanctification is not a Place at which one arrives but a Way one travels. ec-f'l 49 Jf +4 1' --g I a r p f , 1 , I , Zin wif.. x wc fn, 5 i-,h. , I 1. .s, ,V 3 ,, ., 'zl ' X 1- '-ofa , 3' 4' 'a 1 ' 9 1 A'J:5, 1 kg, V W, i il- , 'I 1 ' rv.Q, .l 5 J 'V' I , . -rf I I., 1. , ' W ,Q -v - faaffm ' ' lil.--L 1 .Q ffr' . v 1 4 M ,E- I 1 y . , 1 ,. 'QW 'Sv' fall ldvqg,,..N F-4... mv ,V 'f 'v.:,-.gw.,, I . wa' MwW,a- - V. Lum .fait-ivfgfmw P O ' 1, Jpwfgu V55 ' s .'? -xrx kbp v A, 4. ' 3,55 1 o,'f'-Aflllw , elim i f'? Tf vfP7fMf Ili , , . fi- , ?3,g's'2. ? 5. 1 'f-fr. 'fha ! K1 ' WW! A Tl m. Q' A,-I A ,LZW5 ' 1.15.9 lan.- , , 4. 'l,,,f',- H: ' vii' ' .Q gy-,v ... fg - . 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Q , - 4- .a n I 'z-LJ 'D . - Q ,,,,,-.5 . , I in 'A Q . A, . A ., m' V' r... . Nix -ss - , v 'Pl f 1 W , an 1,1 Q X - h ...X ' . ' .f - . ff ' I 7'X 5'11 ' '. - ' A+-i 'T7 ' if 1 - . ' ' 5,59 'V J ' A38 ' f I 5 , ' 1 -...- , A ..t 915 9 4, kix' 4 'L A - Q 5 Y 4-, V nn! ' l x' N f an ' - H-1-'--1 n W, V6 4 f',F AE,:g's, ,, A,.- :nr-ff .V A W .nv r K W , .ds-f V ,f W. V at want Y 'Mn 'GIS' yt Y- A 1 'Hg if '- hw -, ,, , . . . Love for the Rosary llved on through the year, 'Y Ml M ' 5 s I I QI:-:IQ I l W . 71 ' r'- L IA F1 lf! b . li' lnl I' MI l QI!! ll' WI. all! may 1.-1 ,Q 47' ..s 'Kr 1 ,Q , q . 4 I' The Rosary as both a mental and vocal prayer If the flngers and the llps keep af :T the spiritual vvnll soon follow and The Q prayer vvlll evenlually end In The hear? 'i 'Q e So ent Splrrroal Offrcers promoted T e 1 r 6 W ' rw mth The Chur rve fn omg var ous sprrl ua Among fhern prolecls 52 I . . f . ' Y F 'l 431 y , XL! L r xv on J-1 If x, 4 X , J M' n . l. A . y - Xa. g- -4 N . li- 5 5.5--'W 'Z .. Y ,ms b Q N 'l 'QL 'Q ,J ll QHTQS ' ' -J 1. H J Th ' d ' ' - ' h lien of Ile year. To rllr k ch is Yo l' .-.llh Chrlslw 'r h r 1 l the Pageant in honor of Our Lody's modern opporitions at Lourdes .0-O To Sainf Simon Stock 9 I aT Guadalupe To Catherine Laboure af Failma Our Christmas Contoto 1 4 ,I I s s l . x Traditional Christmas acti- vities at Immaculate com- memorate the birth of Christ in tableau and in song. 1 S.. 5-ju ia 4' I The combined Sophomore Junior Senior choral groups. X F gf i f 1 And the Christmas spirit is prolonged .... sl i Xt A F 55 v -...in , 5 if 'AY-Q! . . . during pre-vacation days with carolling - 1, -.. -, 1-' 3 .9. , - ly ,is for the residents of the Burtha Fisher Home ax 5 4 a V 'U .-' Q N. ohio hai' fl C 567 1 lr- It ' 5 1 5.5836 lb lx lv f a ff , xlf' 5 Alf K N ot the crib 54 through the corridors around the tree 1 i I -I ,.' :Q i LX ff, J lx ,X A t'4?.'f5f:Qgl' '- - Q 'ii V9 1 ff, - AE , 121 t r 'Wulf 't' , 1 11 4' ll-'4fTfii ' i Y 1 Vi , ..Until Epiphany if the outdoor crib iff 3 reminds passersby N, , , , t -71-' U.-.f.2Tf.,'N ' 'w? T Y' of the Holy Season - when .iwytvvgfuvgw of Christmas. xy fi M.-.... .L..v.f....,,...,...,.,,.1 Q fi gi fi r 1, I 1 F. ii 1: 1. in it i. ,. ii if i if it 4 Christmas is not something that happened, it is something that is happening every day in the hearts ot men. 58 3 Q ...MJ U-.- 1.11 Since a woman is loved, it follows that the nobler a woman is, the nobler rnan will have to be to be deserving of that love. That is why the level ol any civilization is always the level of its wornanhood, Q l fs 'bf' 'l,.' 'Fw She discusses it with the Retreat Master The lmmaculata girl -meditates on this thought in the presence of the Blessed Sac- rament. and she sees it dramatized in vocational programs. 'V'- This is woman s special glory-mercy pity understanding and the intuition of human needs. L v X MI H'E,,yM X - M S 011 -71 1- yn X vi 4 J 'Sf YQ V ' Q-A1 4 s t q 1 . , . W I Another successful proiect- Peanuts for Polio Bringing ioy to the homes and hearts of needy families at Christmas and Thanks- giving. Vestments and altar iinens for t missions in Georgia. 1 'O , WONEG S Ollb -XX fuk.-.. Later in the year a visit from Mr. Joseph Shelzi, a lay apostle working with Father, made us more aware of the Critical situation and encouraged us to develop and carry out our plans for Father Hessler Day. i 5-.Q-A N. Q., L March 7, 1956 A day of prayer and praise V, for His Holiness Pope Pius . XII. Aj ' ,, ff' f ,fl J A studem assembly recalled the highlighrs of his qlorious pomificate Graduates . . . May this diploma be to you the unfolding of ever deeper insights into the purpose ot life and the deepening of love for Ideals true and lofty, Manners sweet, sincere, Modesty like Mary's, Aspirations clear, Charity rnost Christ-like, Unity of mind, loyalty to principle, Actions always kind. Truth and honor always No matter what the odds, Attractiveness of person To draw souls near to God 63 t-nf at ! ,r- '1- lib Our Officers Class of 56 'Y -F-171 fr r'- 'n 5 bf' 7 VO' x SX l 64 LUISE AHRENS-Presudent HOLY NAME Veep of our Junnor Class a orn leader Lu was the gundung genrus be hand many IH successes She entered unto all actnvmes Sodaluty Dramatlcs Athletucs Student Councnl w vlm vugor and vutalnty so characterustuc of thus much In de mand Mlss JANE BAYSINGER Vlce Presadent GESU Brllllant vlvaclous friendly proof of her popularity as the fact that Jane held class offnces for three years She has Scholastic and Cooperation Honors to her credut and her abnlutnes and spnrlt backed every school prolect We are certain unltmlted opportunl tnes lne an the future for Jane ELLEN JEU de VlNE Secretary ST SCHOLASTICA Most expressuve eyes pepprest smule Sodalnty spnrlt tremendous athlete Nowhere was there a better class secretary or a more capable GAA presldent A Dramatic Club enthusnast too Remember Ellen and the kults nn Annue Lawrue9 Best of everything Ellen MARY LENZ Treasurer ST BRIGID Bright and wrtty Mary has been outstanding as a class offrcer both freshman and sensor years As our ever effuclent class treasurer lovable Lenzue has proved her cleverness and fanthfulness In every way Student Councll LUISE AHRENS Presndent MARCIA SAUNDERS--Vnce Presndent PRESENTATION Tuny but cute always cheerful Marcy an actnve Sodalnst and the Treasurer of the Quad Hugh Councnl has alway recelved Cooperation Honors Whenever help was needed Marcy was rlght on the 'ob Thus generous attitude wll make her ollege llfe very wholesome CAROLYN LARCO Secretary GESU Genume frnendly cooperative Even though she was Secretary of the Student Councnl and actlve In Sodallty Dramatucs and athletics Mlckey always found tlme tor her many frlends Her under standing ways and genuine slncerlty guaran tee her future success as a teacher CARROLL DONAHUE Treasurer GESU Cute as a button loyal through and through Mltzs partlclpated nn the Sodaluty and Dramatncs Club dunng her years at tmmaculata She employed her enthusnasm on the swlmmung volleyball and basket ball teams and recelved Scholastuc and Co operatuon Honors KATHRYN KILSDONK Sergeant at Arms CHRIST the KING Everybodys frlend thats o r qulet llttle Kathne An actuve Sodaluty and Dramatlcs member she was always there for Coopera tron Honors Aunt Kate our Sergeant at Arms of the Student Council IS bound to be a success In the fneld of her chonce o I 0 0 Q xy. ,W v WT ' ' - M y ff t ,sq ,, ,, . n 1 I b lv - i v . - -- . . I . Y . I . . I -- vth , , . . I . . I . V A I I X X , X X . - . , . ,- 5 x . . . I . ! W g f- N 1 8- . . . I v 11 'K l ' ' T ' V mf' i T ' Vik, I ,rt . . . DE, A A -, l if A 'X I U - n - I Q I 2fj'gfzf'll5kx X I . . A T ' so X ' 4 T ,sf 'ss' I N - , .sl 1 V I i . . ' an Z-1 V A Y c , 6 5 , 6 I I I ., I , ff ' I I . , r I I ' i C 'W ' 1 ll . ll I , x . ' ' . , , , . , - A 0 sr . . . . 1 Xa . I I U f In U ' I 4 'X :Q sz- . ' 1, 1, - Q KH - L W ifiwxfx ex N x ' '. . MARILYN ABEL Prefect PRECIOUS BLOOD Generous fun lovung a but n preductable Our prefect found time not only to acquure Scholastuc and Cooperatuon Honors but to be active un Dramatucs and to be an energetic helper un every class actuvuty She s sure to enuoy her comung college course un Horne Economucs MARY ELLEN SHEEHAN Vuce Prefect GESU Always on the ball Sodaluty munded Thus lrush Colleens Iuvely personality and unexhaustuble energy were displayed through her outstandung scholastic achueve ment and actuve partucupatuon un sports the Dramatic Club and all school acuvutues Our offucual Ja da gurl wull surely fund happiness un comung years PRECIOUS BLOOD Our Iuttle gurl who needed a buult un step ladder tuny a hard worker faithful Sodalist Its not duffucult to see why Dottue never fauled to receuve Coopera tuon Honors She wull always hold a specual place un the memorues and hearts of all of us JANICE PARKHILL Our Ladys PRESENTATION Jan s peppy cooperatuve and loyal spurut was evident un Sodaluty Choral Dramatucs or orchestra doungs Of course Scholastuc and Cooperatuon Honors came her way too Our exceptional gal Jan lust couldnt muss success un her nursing career JOYCE ENGLEMAN Apostolic GESU Honesty and a wullungness to help out these are Joyces outstanding qualutues Dur ing hugh school she has found tume to hold class Sodaluty and Future Teachers Club offices. Possessing Scholastic and Cooperation Honors Joyce is a classmate we are proud to have known and loved. MARY BARDEN-Catholic Literature OUR LADY OF SORROWS Sparkling eyes with a personality to match no one could have asked for a better Catholic Literature Chairman. Among her many activi- ties were Sodality archery Choral and Dramatics. Mary plans to become an Angel in White . VICKI SHAIEB-Parish Activities ST. MICHAELS A snappy sparkly-eyed Miss whose con- tagious Iaughter has often echoed through the halls of Immaculata. As Sophomore and Junior Class President, Sodalist and Choral member, Vicki has exhibited fine qualities of leadership. ANN BRUETSCH--Publicity-GESU Four year Scholastic honors . . . Sodalist . . . Dramatic Club president . . . active in sports , . . Our PIunket of Martha and Fergie of Annie Laurie will always be remembered for her witty remarks, tireless effort, and sweet personality. pf' ual- tb 'B ,,.- 'n 5 1 .. 65 I x or fic, Student Spiritual Council D ...T.'-....-U- 4 f' qt if -' . - - ' g . U . . ' -' 'fr . . . I ' i I' I I ' .ff ' . ' l h ' I ' :ff . . . . . - V, Q . I . .. l' It s ' ,,.. i, 'I . DOROTHY CHOPP-Eucharistic 5 h Q ' . . . -. - j Y I . i ' ' '. I A W A .--f U , I yu A . . .' . I N ' 'F' 1 u fu H 5 xx a ,, 'R R' lItq4 .f-ff' -P--. 11 ...---- SWK l fff CAROL AMON OUR LADY QUEEN OF HEAVEN Pert and popular this blonde vivacious miss was the life of many classes Her generous nature has won her a host of friends A member of the Senior Dramatic Club Carol has always been awarded Co operation Honors SHARON ARMSTRONG ST GERARD Amicable and gentle soft blonde hair this stylish lass sews like a professional Sharon has sung with the Choral for four years The class of 56 wishes Sharon the best of luck in all her future endeavors BRENDA BADER ST BRIGID Artistic Brenda has been a member of the Dramatic Club and a star in the operetta Besides singing with the Choral she was an active athlete playing baseball basketball and volleyball Brenda will always have fans and friends no matter what career she chooses PATRICIA BALDWIN EPIPHANY Neat asapin thats Pat Two year Dra matic Club member and Scholastic Hono-rs add to her impressive record Pats future interests are centered around a course in Commerce and Finance MARY MARGARET BALTZ GESU Snookie possesses the secret of making and keeping friends She was a Sodality member for three years and a Dramatic and Future Nurses Club member for a year This lively little gal always attained Cooperation Honors Her cheerfulness will and her in whatever she endeavors to do in her future years JULIE BARCZAY HOLY CROSS The class of 56 would never have been complete without Julies sparkling spirit Al ways active in the athletic teams and possess ing three letters this tall blonde lass has also taken an active part in the Sodality the Choral the Orchestra and the Dramatic Club Julie will certainly be missed by all of us BARBARA BARROW GESU Tall and slender light brown hair cheerful personality such characteristics fit this lovely lass, Her friendliness to all and her rippling laughter guarantee her happi' ness in the future. ELIZABETH BARTON CHRIST THE KINC Elizabeth has been a real example of an ar- dent Sodalist. Bubbling over with enthusiasm as a student Councilor and Dramatic Club member B.J. will be remembered as a little ball ol fire from the class of 56, TEKLA BAUMGARTNER ST DOMINIC Cute and full of pep Tekla a Sodalist and Dramatic Club member has a natural talent for both the piano and the organ She plans to further her education along musical ines GENE BENKERT GESU Petite and friendly everyones little buddie Genie as vice president of the Dramatic Club Apostolic Chairman and member of the Future Teachers Club has found herself always busy-especially dur ing Junior year when she played the part of Sandy in Annie Laurie ALICE BERNARDI CHRIST THE KING A fiery red headed girl with spirit to match Alice has made many friends since she came here During her four years at Immaculata she has been a member of the Sodality Dra matic Club Choral Club and has received Cooperation and Scholastic Honors LUCILLE BIBEAU PRECIOUS BLOOD Lively and attractive Lucy was a member of the Choral and Sodality She lust loves to chat and never wasted time during the three minute exchanges Her future looks bright in the business world MARILYN BOHN ST BRIGID One of the class comediennes enloys e Marilyns ready wit was a welcome addition to any gathering With a smile and cheerful disposition this lass is aiming t wards a goal in homemaking BARBARA BOMARITO ST SCHOLASTICA a tranquil nature Barb has been in both the Dramatic Club and the Choral We wish her the finest possible future and we are proud to have her in the Senior Class MONICA BORKOWSKI ST. MARY OF REDFORD Calm . . . sincere . . . understanding . . . these are but a few of her outstanding vir- tues. Her chief activities have been the Sodality and the Dramatic Club. Having at- tained both Cooperation and Scholastic Honors here Monica will have no trouble maintaining good grades in college. MARY JO BOWERMAN PRECIOUS BLOOD A brown-haired grey-eyed lover of horses . . . Mary Jos lively spirit does not hinder her school work. An ardent Latin scholar . . . active Dramatic Club member . . . Sodalist . . . Mary Jo has received both Cooperation and Scholastic Honors and has been the sin- cere friend of everyone who has known her. 'Q' IU' .nu4' f rw' R- in 5 H 'RCS M fiat Qu 'ful' TS 68 DENISE BRADY ST MONICA Rndrng enthusuast Every mornmg the green Plymouth came rumblnng an loaded down wuth nts passengers and wuth Dennse at the wheel Dennse a member of the Sodalnty Choral and the Drarnatuc Club always earned Cooperatlon H o n o r s Demse s g o o d natured fun wlll be hard to match at Im maculata LOUISE BRAUN GESU An unpredlctable gal wuth that cool and casual manner In typing shes a whlz shorthand shes loads of fun Louese receuved Cooperation Honors In her Junlor Year CAROL BREYER PRECIOUS BLOOD A happy go lucky gal Carol was an en thusnastuc member of the Choral an her sen nor year Certannly the proud possessor of a sense of humor she wall always be well known and popular PENELOPE BROCK HOLY NAME A Sodallty member for three years and Choral member for four years Penny has partlcnpated In Martha and the Cantata Thus frnendly and congenial rnlss will fund good fortune awautung her In the future Jackue loyal and true proud member of the Choral and of the Sodaluty She has receaved Cooperatnon Honors Her outslde actnvntnes Include av atnon the Crvrl Arr Patrol MARY ELLEN BUYSSE ST CHARLES Low voice twlnkltng eyes a blt reserved Mary Ellen was very active In most of our athletlc teams basketball base ball and swnmmmg Her qunck smsle and sparklmg personality helped to Ilven any group and we are posutnve that the future holds great success JUDY CARROLL CHRIST THE KING Bubblmg wrth energy always a smlle Thus Inkeable lass has partncnpated In the Sodaluty and the Choral Her abtlnty to con verse about anythnng and everythnng will al ways be an asset In making and keepung frlends CAROL CATENACCI ST FRANCES de SALES Shlny black wavy haur dark eyes These are the features of thus qulet serene moss One of her extra currncular actuvntres was the Dramatuc Club We feel that success and happnness wnll be hers un her chosen career tty? I rx . ' ' ' , in 1 A ,V ' I 1 , 'T ' ' if I V , , E ' a I I ' E X l I Lees J: Rb TQ T A JACQUELINE Bumzows sr. BRIGID j I . . . . i - in, . . Q we I J . '-. 5 . . . I . ,ill N Va . . ' ' . .' - Xe ,ff f E - - It lp S , . . . E A 'fs ' I I ' ' ' 4 . I 'r' JOAN CHERNEY CHRIST THE KING Sweet and serene always lady luke and suncere These are only a few of .loans characteristics Her ablluty to lusten carefully has been an asset tn all of her classes Wnth her personalnty she will always have many fnends MARY CHETCUTI PRECIOUS BLOOD The llttlest graduate Her big brown e es dont ss a thlng Always In te mnddle of fun or mrschuef theres never a dull moment when Marys around She e celved Cooperatnon Honors two years and as a sophomore was Apostonc home room chanrman KATHRYN CLEARY EPIPHANY Expressive eyes and a sparkllng personallty As a Student Councul offucer Kat has had an opportunuty to dlsplay her abnlnty as a leader She has been active an both the Sodaluty and Dramatrcs Her ready smrle and unexhausttble energy wall be assets to her future happlness KAY CLIFFORD EPIPHANY Wntty never at a loss for words Kay was a two year Dramatic Club member Ad mired by her frlends she was successful rn any actlvnty she undertook Her Ideas were orngrnal and she always carrted them out MARY LOIE CONNORS GESU Cool and reserved and a generous friend thus was our Mary Lone A staunch Sodal :st and Dramatnc Club supporter she rs sure to gatn success and happlness wlth her per sonallty JOAN CRAMPTON PRECIOUS BLOOD Joan s fun loving qualrtues and wrnnlng smlle have won her many frlends throughout the years Hugh spnrlted and agreeable Joan al ways dlsplayed true Immaculta loyalty school actrvrtues Her optlmnstlc outlook sure to fund the sunny slde of lnfe MARGARET DEERING ST MICHAEL Brnlluant planrst noteworthy equestrlan and devoted fruend all thus as Margre whose strongly held convlctrons have endeared her to all of us Among the organtzatlons to whnch she has belonged are the Sodallty the Choral and the Dramatlc Club MARGARET DEMERY GESU Always ready wuth an answer A talented musuclan Moochle frequently dlsplayed her abulutues ln school a tnvntnes Better known for her song wrrtung escapades she plans to pur sue a career along musical lanes awfww-A 1 'ff I' F5 ,si ,.Jf W i i an 1' fi 'NX NW 'Q 4'-'iris-...ns .nn-un'I- ai. 'pw'- W? -Mx ,..-Q i X 70 GEORGANNE DENIS ST SCHOLASTICA Thoughtful and generous Porgue a fauthful Sodalust and Dramatuc Club member was al ways ready wuth a helpung hand and fruendly smule A happy future us our wush for her MARGIE DESJARLAIS CHRIST THE KING Peppy well luked she had her funger un every pue Sodaluty basketball volleyball Choral and Dramatucs Margue our Freshman class presudent sparked every lH prouect wuth her enthusuastuc school spurut CAROLYN DOBBS GESU Carolyn a smulung classmate was very actuve un the Sodaluty and un the Drama tuc Club along wuth beung a member of the Future Nurses Club for two years Carolyn receuved Cooperatuon Honors for the past two years and uS a true loyal fruend to everyone MARY JO DOOLEY EPIPHANY Quuet well mannered Mary Jo and the Ford convertuble naturally went together She receuved Cooperatuon Honors for three three years and Dramatucs for one year Good luck Mary Jo CAROL DORSZ PRECIOUS BLOOD Thus hugh spuruted gurl was always unterested un Sodaluty musuc and sports Besudes these extracurrlcular acttvutues Carol has maun tauned Scholastuc and Cooperatuon Honors What us her dream? To be a hugh school Englush teacher May your dream come true Carol JEANETTE DUFFOURC GUARDIAN ANGEL Always a lady Sodaluty and Choral mem er Scholastuc and Cooperatuon Honors came her way three years Her pleasung per sonaluty and umpressuve scholastuc record lead us to preduct success un collee for Jeanette MARY FLORENCE DUNLEAVY GESU Attractuve truendly One of the lucky possessors of beaututul natural curly haur Flo a Sodalust and a two year Dramatucs member always greeted everyone wuth a wunnung smule College us her urnmeduate goal ANNE DURKEE GESU Expressuve blue eyes genuune lrush temper these characterustrcs tut the Treasurer of the Senuor Choral Because of her actuve unterest un all school prouects Anne has many truends Her love for chuldren ll I ad her to a career a pre sc ool teacher A F I Y ,Q at Ln .,- x ' ' I I - - T511 ,A I n 5 ,,, ' A1 ..f,, . v A MA, A g u 1 . ' ,, ' Q V .K ax . . I A' years, and was a member of the Choral for ., u ' 3 . , Xxx ' U 'Y , A I u . eiukgh t 5. Q Ax C X g 1 f L J I s..,,. I . 'l . A D - I K- ' 1 ' C ' b T wi e I s a - h JUDY EDELBROCK PRECIOUS BLOOD Fraendly genunne The Gunlds best booster as evndenced by her Worlds Fnnest Chocolate sales The future In snght looks very brught for our congennal Judy LINDA ELSARELLI HOLY NAME Fun lovmg nature The proud possessor of an mfectnous glggle Her sharp wrt added lust the nght touch to lunch tame gab sesstons A promtsung future as In store for Lrnda GWEN FITZGERALD PRECIOUS BLOOD Gwen smcere world s ftnest typnst she wall be Ieavrng lmmaculata to go an to the world as an effuctent secretary Gwen has recelved certufucates tn shorthand and un typnng the past two years A frtend of every one she wnll be mtssed greatly at IH JUDIE FOSTER ST SCHOLASTICA Judue the graceful beauty of the Sentor Class has struck a specnal spark an the hearts of all her frlends To her personally belongs the mastery of an arttsts brush and one wagon hatched to a gleaming star GWEN GABLE PRECIOUS BLOOD Gwenle pettte friendly as wellluked by all who know her This was proved by her electron to the offnce of Catholic Lrterature homeroom chaurman In her sennor year We wash her the best of luck tn her chosen career nursmg ANN GALLAGHER CHRIST THE KING Ann as ready wrlltng and able to meet any emergency sttuatlon or plot that arises Her lrrsh determtnatuon has added strong support to her vnbrant personalnty and qunck wt to her frank tongue Wlth these traits she wnll surely succeed BARBARA GARBARINO GESU Vnvacuous and lnkable a true perfectuonlst McBarb a Sodalust and member of the Dramatrc Club possesses a Latm Honor Soclety Award and a French Award Her tal ent IS widespread Best rn the future Barb SUE GARDINER GESU SLSIE a delughtful muxture of laughter re serve nmpnsh planmng and practxcal good sense IS a favonte companuon of everyone She has sought splrltual fulftllment as a Sodalnst and athletrc accomplushment as a three year volley ball player lime'- 'll' X X ..-1 IK .A I Q -,E -T fi g 3 av ,vw-0 1' Nl HP- 72 .NX KAYE GARSIDE ST FRANCIS DE SALES Her slow fruendly smule and twunklung eyes have made Kaye a welcome fugure un any group In whatever she selects we feel that Kaye wull be a success ROBERTA GEIST GESU Thus tall soft spoken gurl wuth a ready wut and wunnung smule has won many fruends at I H A long standung member of the Chor al Berta us also actuve un Sodaluty Dramatucs and Student Councul Her many good qualu tues wull help her on her way to success LORAINE GOETZ GESU A suncere sports enthusuast a member of our champuonshup volleyball teams s e has been treasurer of the GAA for three years Loraune has proved herself outstandmg un scholastuc abulutues too for no Scholastuc Roll was ever complete wuthout her name on ut She us a four year member of the Choral JEANNETTE GROEN EPIPHANY Suncere fruendly accomplushed puamst four year Choral and Orchestra member Loyal Jeannette was always there playung at our assemblues and communuty sungung She wull be effucuent un any fueld she chooses CARMELLA GUSFA ST ALPHONSUS Thus quuet but not seruous gal us a very fune puanust Gus was un Dramatucs and receuved Cooperatuon Honors two years Wuthout a doubt she wull Iuve a very full successful u e MARILYN HAAS PRECIOUS BLOOD Effucuent capable Marulyns quiet un assumung ways have won her many fruends at Imrnaculata Success us a cunch for our typung and shorthand expert KATHRYN HAUKE PRECIOUS BLOOD Happy golucky thats Kathy Wuth her gay spurut and genuune smule she tops a person aluty plus ratung Kathy partucupated un Dra matucs Her future plans arent defunute yet but we know they wull be a success CONNIE I-IEBERT GESU Thus tall Iuvely muss was everyones fruend and she dud ut wuth her personaluty and spark lung smule Connue was Vuce presudent of our Freshman Class d has been actuve Dramatucs and Choral Our best wushes follow er ARLENE HENRICH ST MICHAEL Generous thoughtful good natured Arlene takes an actrve part ln sports and boasts roller skatmg as her tavorrte A college edu catuon rs ahead for her Good luck Arlene ROSEMARY HERMAN SACRED HEART An actuve Sodalrst and Dramatrc Club member Presrdent of the Orchestra Ronnie s spurrt and sportsmanlrke attrtudearedrsplayed rn whatever she does A leader scholastucally she mented many honors and accumulated an Impressive lust of Latln Science and Math Awards JUDY JAGROWSKI OUR LADY OF SORROWS A srncere grrl Whenever there was anythrng to do Judy was always Johnny on the spot She was a four year Sodallty member two year member of Dramatlcs and was a Cooperation and Scholastnc Honors receuver The best to you Judy ERMA JANECEK GESU Stately and slender always organlzed thus blonde hatred blue eyed lass was a snncere Sodalust and an asset to the Choral Because of her sparklrng personalrty and her musucal abnlrty she was elected vrce pres: dent of the Orchestra MARGARET JOHNSON HOLY GHOST Always cheerful and full of fun Margaret has hosts of trrends She was Apostollc home room charrman rn her lunlor year and was well known around school for her sunny dssposrtnon Margaret rs one of the best loved gurls rn the Sensor Class JULIE JOYNT GESU Generally speakrng Julre as generally speak mg' She enloys swummrng basketball and volleyball along wrth being very actlve nn the Sodaluty Future Nurses Club and Dra matuc Club A powerful person Julue s a born leader GERALDINE KAMINSKAS GESU Four year Choral member three year So dalnst blonde hatred Geru IS sweet and ssncere Her everlastnng patience and early mornnng cheertulness wtll be tremendous assets In her career as a teacher of the ele mentary grades LAURINE KELLER PRECIOUS BLOOD Srncere pleasant frrendly Laurrne was a talented wruter recelvmg honors rn the Natnonal Poetry Contest A conscrentlous stu dent Laurrne received Cooperation Honors for three years and Scholastic Honors for two years Good luck to you Laurlne un your future years .-,Q Mm.-,Q 10' A-0-null! 5- fin I QV' I .....a-wr' ,-an 1' :Lau -x 'iii'- f--. 74 MARTHA KELLER ST BRlGlD Fruendly and humorous Our confurmed optumusts snappy remarks wull always be re membered An excellent French student Marthas pleasung personaluty and whumsucal ways assure her of a brught future SHEILA KENNARY ST CHARLES Cute clever Sheula was a whuz at anythung she attempted from a swummung meet to a hustory exam She could always be depended upon to luft up anyones spurut wuth her humorous remarks Naturally her malor Interests were the Dramatic Club and the swlmmmg team JOAN KENWELL GESU Dependable reluable socuable Joan ranks hugh un many school actuvutues She was a member of Sodaluty Choral Dramatucs and Future Teachers Club Eucharustuc home room chaurman during her Semor year Joan re ceuved Cooperatuon Honors for three years MARY SUE KIRCHNER GESU Fun to be wuth very suncere Sodal uty Dramatucs and Future Nurses Club are maternal proof of Sues value One of the clowns un our class Sue us loved by everyone God bless you Mary Sue GERALDINE KONOPKA SS PETER 8u PAUL The gurl wuth a resonant vouce G FI a Choral member tor four years and avud sports tan could be counted upon to support any and every school protect May heaps of happuness be hers un years to come ARLENE KOSTRZEWA PRECIOUS BLOOD Poused and gutted wuth a vouce that many an expert would envy Arlene sang un the Choral for tour years Her future promuses to be a very happy one for her The best of everythung to you Arlene LORRAINE KOVACS PRESENTATlON Lorraune sweet suncere un he Sodaluty tor three years and a member of the Choral tor a year Besudes these actuvutues Lorraune receuved Cooperatuon and Scholastuc Honors the past three years and a Latun a ward too Wuth her keen mund she us des tuned for a successful career CAROLYN KRANE GESU Future puanust Dramatuc Club member vuce presudent Sophomore year member of Student Councul Thus talented muss has receuved Cooperatuon and Scholastuc Honors and a wrutung award from the Detrout News Good luck to Carolyn un her musucal career MARGARET KRESS ST SCHOLASTICA A qutet mxss ttny but eftlclent ready smtle Her many frnends love her best for the stncertty and versatxltty she posess es Margaret wnll certatnly be a success an whatever she chooses for her future JOANNE KRUEGER PRECIOUS BLOOD Joanne a pettte dark eyed mass very efftctent IH the secretartal field Joanne has receuved many certuflcates for both short hand and typung Dunng her sensor year she was actuve In the Sodallty The flrm that hlres .lo wlll get a quick fast movtng Ilttle bundle of energy that ts always ready and wrllrng to help KATHLEEN KUTNIESKI TRANSFIGURATION Expresstve eyes welcome smtle Kathys athlettc abuluty helped make our Sophomore baseball team cltck Her qunet mannerusm did not prevent her from maklng many frtends In any career she happens to choose Kathy as sure to be a success JUDIE LAMB CHRIST THE KING Really cute .ludue was active an Sodaluty a member of the Choral and also belonged to the Dramatlc Club Some more of her tzme was spent teachlng swlmmmg and partlcl patung wnth our lmmaculata swlmmlng team Thus ttny lass has a promustng future an store for her PAT LAMPE ST BRIGID u I et o u g h good natured thats our Pat A Sodallty member and a Dramatuc Club member she receuved Scholas tlc Honors and Cooperatton Honors Wlth her perseverance Pat IS more than llkely t reach her star MARY LANG ST BRIGID Sparklzng eyes and a fruendly smtle thats Mary Glfted wnth a golden voice Mary has appeared In many recltals during her four years at lmmaculata This vlvactous glrl will be a great success In anythtng she ever does AURELIA LEJA GESU Always ready and wnlltng to chat good cook thus lass wall be remembered 'or her poetry and humorous outbursts f laughter Aureltas ltkable personaltty wll place her among the top tn our lust of our never to be forgotten classmates BEVERLY LESINSKI ST ALPHONSUS Warm and versattle no Cooperative Roll has been wuthout her name during the last four years Bev was head of the Decoratton Com mnttee for the Halloween dance .lunlor year We predtct that good fortune IS heading her way ,,.f-Q- 75 15 W4 frat-Q--avr'-ns? an.. ff -,,..,.-.Q a 1f0 ' ,M ft! , ---x In .- M, pf if '--Q., 'N il' -'X is.. -- 'C' 'zu ...x ,-'-.-,l ' , I A ff' ,ts ff ,f 76 MARIA LOCICERO PRECIOUS BLOOD Good natured and sincere Maria has four priceless years to her credit Her Cooperation and Scholastic Honors membership in the Sodality Student Council and Future Nurses Club have proved the loyalty Maria has for her school She will be a welcome addition to the nursing profe sion MAUREEN LUTHER PRECIOUS BLOOD Friendly manner and quiet bearing During her four years at lmmaculata Mau reen was in a number of activities and did well in her studies Her future is bound to be a happy and successful one MARGARET LYONS GESU Pert and pretty Peggy was a busy gal but she always found time to take on a new proiect She was a Sodalist and a two year Dramatic Club member Peggys sunny dis position will always add to her pleasing personality BARBARA MALBURG CHRIST THE KING Genuine and unassuming Barb a hard worker has won both Cooperation and Scholastic Honors for her earnest endeavors in the last four years We hope to see this Vice President of the Future Nurses Club soon wearing a cap of white CAROL MARTIN PRECIOUS BLOOD Everyones friend genuine interest others Carol equipped with two years of study in shorthand and typing and a de pendable character will be an asset in any phase of secretarial work JUDY MATSON PRECIOUS BLOOD Never a dull moment or a three minute ex change gone to waste for Judy She has par ticipated in Choral and Dramatlcs Judy is a gr everyone lkes to clam as a friend College is in her immediate future PAT MAZOR ST, BRIGID A able student, an honest friend a o- tally appealing and wholesome miss . . . that's Pat. She has been in Sodality and is capable of winning friends easily. Her pleas- ant disposition and determination will make her homemalcing career a success. MARTHA JEAN MCBRIDE ST. SCHOLASTICA A lovable lass . . . the life of any party as evidenced by her sense of humor and defi- nite flair for dancing. Active in Sodality and Dramatics, Jeanie always claimed Coopera- ion Honors. Her success is guaranteed. MICHELE McCARTHY CHRIST THE KING Calm cool collected these adiectives describe Mike She has made many friends in her last four years and with her person ality will make many more in the future Good luck to you Michele SARA JANE MCCARTHY PRECIOUS BLOOD Cute and capable ardent football fan Sally has been a member of the Sodallty the Future Nurses Club and the Dramatic Club All her patients will be lucky to have such a thoughtful occupational therapist VIRGINIA McCOOL GESU Ambitious active Ginny s dramatic contributions have been a must in school productions She was an asset to the Sodality and a friend to all This petite miss will make a perfect nurse The class of 56 wishes Ginny best of luck PARTICIA McGARRY GESU Wavy chestnut brown hair contagious smile friendly ways Her enthusiasm bubbled over into the Sodality Choral Dra matics and athletics We foretell a reward Ing college life for Pat PAT McGIl.L PRESENTATION An easy going happy gal a smart blond who Obviously enloyed her Chemistry and Physics classes Sodality Choral Cooper ation and Scholastic Honors are among her accomplishments Pats bound to be scientific in whatever she does ROSEMARY McGOUGH GESU Quiet and serene on the surface but really a bombshell with an enthusiasm for sports . . . All who know Rosemary think she is tops. We are proud to number her among our friends. Good luck to you Rosemary. MARILYN MCMILLAN GESU A recent addition to the class of 56 Marilyn s wonderful personality and cute Texan drawl have already won her many friends, Sweet and slender and Orchestra member . . . Her' ability to think logically guarantees her success in whatever field she chooses. SUZANNE MEGEL ST. BRIGID ue , . . quiet and refined . . . active in school affairs. She has been a member of the Sodal- ity and the Dramatic Club. We will always remember this pianist who was so generous with her musical talents. rf N '62 77 --..,,4 fl 'W' ...Q hi' X 'sw lf--Q 'ri I? A Q- N 78 JANE MEYER ST SCHOLASTICA Sugar and spice and everything nice e has been a faithful Sodality member and wa also active in the Dramatic Club With her wholesome attitude and dependability Janie will always have many many friends SUSANNA MIENTKIEWICZ ST LUKE Light hearted and gay this describes Sue a girl who has made many friends at Im maculata The qualities that have put her on the Cooperation Honor Roll will make her success outstanding in the business world MARY MOAG PRECIOUS BLOOD Marys enthusiasm added something to every class she attended Ths girl was gr t rooter at all our school games A future beauty operator Mary has won a perma nent place in everyones heart MARY MOESTA PRECIOUS BLOOD Entirely dependable sincere soft spoken Mary is always on hand for Cooperation Honors She has played volleyball and base ball on school teams and in her senior year was a Choral and Dramatic Club member Mary will be remembered for her friendly smile and sunny disposition CELESTE MOINE PRECIOUS BLOOD A blue eyed blond with a sparkling person a ity her artistic talent was greatly ap preciated in every school protect Her home making skills were rewarded when she was named as the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow at lmmaculata MARY MOLONEY GESU Tall and stately a beautiful figure skater Mary has been a member of the Dramatic Club and an active Sodalist She has received Cooperation and Scholastic Honors Mary is a prospective home economist MARY MONAGHAN PRESENTATION A sparkling Irish humor and flashing eyes mark the presence of our future teacher Her name ranked high each quarter in the Co- operation and Scholastic Honor Rolls. Marys future success is assured by her present popu- larity. PATRICIA MOORE PRESENTATION Gifted with a marvelous sense of humor Pat is well liked by all, She has been in Choral and Sodality. Her optimistic attitude and friendly disposition will brighten the lives of her associates in future years. PAT MORAND PRECIOUS BLOOD Graceful petute soft blue eyes These characterustucs helped to make Pat a welcome fruend A rob as a good secretary Iles m her future Slnceruty and dependabullty In sure contentment for her CAROL MORKER EPIPHANY Not too short not too tall Thus at tractuve blond has captlvated many a heart She has been both actuve ln Sodallty and a member of the Choral Her nmmeduate plan for future as college MARGARET MARY MUELLER GESU A competent and always welcome gurl a conscnentuous lass who was blessed wnth an even dlsposltlon Punkln was a real short hand vvhnz The typewruters of Immaculata wnll never be the same VALERIE MUTSCHLER PRECIOUS BLOOD Never a dull moment Val was a member of the Sodalxty and sang an the Choral In her freshman and sensor years Her unexpected and unpredictable qulps have enllvened many a dull class ELAINE NAMEN GESU A Sodalust Dramatic Club member and a sport enthusnast Elannes quuet sense of humor together wnth her abnllty to work wall make her college career a happy one KATHLEEN OBRIEN ST BRIGID Sweet soft spoken thus llttle blond was a four year Sodaltty member and was cenved both Scholastic and Cooperatuon Hon tn her years as an I H MARGARET OCALLAGHAN PRECIOUS BLOOD A but of old Erin lrrsh smlle rush ws Pegs tun lovlng nature and timely w tcusm made her a trlend to all e future spells success for Peggy as a teacher NANCY OCONNOR GESU Sunny dlsposrtlon always ready and wnllung to help Nans humor and gen unne frxendlmess soon became known to all Whatever her career may be we know that she wnll make a success of nt ,f , ', A I -.--4 1'- '6 i Q 40:1 4-1-M5 ' yi' WHQ.. 5G JS 1-,,...--5 ,,..-w 'Juan ig .ar ' tt X a'X 79 xsmx . I - , I ., 'f .M 'I l S gs, V Vwff 'DJ T v ' B ' 'Q ze ' I t, lx L X film! ll .om-L U H MT T . xr' ' active in the Future Nurses' Club.-She re- A A 5 ors ' . . girl. - X ASX , of X K T ,Ji r' l ' lffl L D . Th I M Q ,F 8 . .'. -H' ku ' Ax! V ' . fl XX .T -1 f owl X 0 It T Qt t T I Mary f ps 'US -nr X 1X fn g- A X X af 80 BEVERLY OLSZEWSKI ST ALPHONSUS Sharp dresser lrkeable and loyal er quaet humor kept us an stltches In Home Economucs class Bev has all the qualrtles for a successful homemaker MARY ONEILL ST BRIGID Frve foot two eyes of blue Ths rush colleen wrth long blond locks was the senror candldate for Kosmrc Kween She has won many true frrends with her cute and quiet ways JOANNE O RORKE PRESENTATION Frlendly smlle and quret manner Actrve In sports JoAnne was a four year mem ber of the Sodalrty She received Cooperatron Honors and Scholastuc Honors for four years and was Treasurer of the Future Teachers c ub MARJORlE OSPLACK GESU Our lnttle Margre tall and slender full of fun and vrfallty As a member of the Choral and Dramatrc Clubs Margle gave wholehearted support to everythrng she en tered and added thaf but of sparkle we appreclated so much PATRICIA PEERENBOOM SS PETER Sr PAUL things come In small packages Actrve In Choral and Dramatlcs everyone wll e member Teeney Boom and her Bomb that casual 37 Chevy Theres nothrng but happlness rn the future for thus lovable gal BARBARA PETRUSA ST GERARD A dark hatred dark eyed mrss Coopera hon and Scholastrc Honors Barb actrve the Sodallty sang rn the Choral her Freshman and Sensor years Thus owner of an lnfec trous giggle has defrnrte plans for college FRANCES POMA GESU A quret and frrendly character loves to tease and be teased n n her un loving manner has won many frrends dur :ng her four years at Immaculata A drcta tron pad and a typewruter are rn her near future MARY ANN PONIATOWSKI ST ALPHONSUS Exact drplomatnc reserved and ladylrke A two year member of both the Sodalnty and Choral Her delrcate voece may lead her a career rn musrc but we know shel fund happnness anywhere - ... 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H I I ., tp l . ., ,I , X A if I 7 X JEANETTE POSLER PRECIOUS BLOOD Quiet dependable Jeanette was an asset to the Sodality and Dramatic Club and has always received Cooperation and Scho lastic Honors As a worker on the viewbook staff and an accomplished pianist Jeanette has proved capable MARIA PRESLEY ST BRIGID Long blond hair big blue eyes three year Sodalist and Dramatic Club mem ber Marras cute smile and sparkling eyes have found many friends Our high hopes for happiness will always follow her SHARON RANUCCI PRESENTATION Sharon was one of the most versatile girls to leave lmmaculata She contributed with generous spirit to Choral Dramatic Club and Sodality Her intelligence and person ality will add up to success for Sharon as a lawyer JOAN RAY PRECIOUS BLOOD Quiet sweet Joan has received Co operation Honors and has been active in the Dramatic Club Well never forget Joans typcxal manner of asking Whats coming off? Our best wishes follow Joan in her future teaching career ANN ROTONDI PRECIOUS BLOOD This sparkling dark eyed lass with a voice and musical fingers has brightened many a social gathering As president of the Future Teachers Club she displayed her ability in leadership an active sodalist our year scholastic honors winner her plans for college are complete SUE RUFF ST VALENTINE Sweet and sincere Sues a friendly girl whos a welcome addition to any group During her four years at lmmaculata Sues ability to listen has won her many friends Although undecided about her future she is bound to be a success BARBARA RYAN PRESENTATION Lover of the outdoors always feminine Barbara has won many friends because of her tranquil manner. She is a two year Choral member. Because of her character and attactiveness Barb will find success in everything she does, GERALDINE RYAN PRECIOUS BLOOD Interesting and thoughtful . . . Gerry could always be counted on for the perfect con- soling words and advice, She will be - membered by the class of 56 as a c m- petent library assistant. Future happiness is assured for our secretary Gerry. 111-.5 81 ,.,-4 Qs ..,,.,.,4f- ' ',.,---A if l 'F 'Q if 'S FQ 82 MARY SANDERSON PRECIOUS BLOOD Thus redhead wuth cocker spanuel eyes had an unfectuous laugh that rarsed droopnng sprrlts Wellllked by her classmates she worked as Parlsh Actnvzttes chalrman for two years MARY SANDRETTO GESU Reserved and demure always fun to be wnth Sodallty Dramatlcs and Choral attracted Sandy at Immaculata In the future Sandy will be seen on Luvernons McNnchols campus as a busnness student MARY SATORY PRECIOUS BLOOD A blond mnss wnth blue eyes Four year sodalust Mary was a member of the Choral and Dramatrc Club an her sensor year and recerved Cooperatnon Honors A an artnst she always gave her best In decoratung for our dances PATRICIA SHAIN PRECIOUS BLOOD Pleasant and pleasnng Owner of a frnendly smule Pat member of the Dra matlc Club In her lunlor and senxor years Her rmmeduate plans destnne her for secre tanal science MARY ANN SCHRIEDEL CHRIST THE KING Frnendly sports fan Penny wnll never let you down A one year Choral and Future Nurses Club member thus lass also achneved Cooperatnon and Scholastuc Honors In ner sophomore year Penny and her other half Pat wzll really confuse those Interns In nurssng school PATRICIA SCHRIEDEL CHRIST THE KING Cheery loves sports A one year member of the Choral and of the Future Nurses Club she also won Cooperatron and Scholastnc Honors In her second year Pat and Penny wall really be hard to match next year AGNES SHAUGHNESSY PRECIOUS BLOOD Choral member for two years thus small blond had a sweet smlle and fruendly hello for everyone she met She us bound to suc ceed nn any future work JULIE SHEA GESU Three year Sodalnst Dramatnc Club mem er Julles frrendly smnle has won her many trnends here at lmmaculata We wrsh her luck and happnness In the career she plans as a dental assustant SHARON SHOOK PRECIOUS BLOOD An energetlc and lnvely gal Sharons ready wrt has often brrghtened our school days She has made many lastrng friends at Immaculata Looklng Into .he crystal ball we see a secretarual 'ob In her future BOZENA SIEKIERSKA ST JOHN EVANGELIST Artnstrc gay mnschuevous Many ttmes we were entertatned by her unexpected humor Her many qualltles won Buzzy host of frrends at Immaculata For such an accomplrshed artrst success as guaranteed BARBARA SLAWSKI EPIPHANY A quiet gurl wuth many frlends Barb was a member of the Choral for four years and recenved Cooperatlon Honors Her charm and slncerzty wall always stand out In whatever she does SHARON ANN SMITH PRESENTATION Vlrn vigor vstallty Four year soclallst and dramatnc enthusiast A popular Choral songburd too Sharon served as the Sensor Choral Presldent and as a Student Councll representatnve lmpressed wlth her outstandlng record we predict a great future for Sharon MARCELLA SOBAK CHRIST THE KING Marcy as qulet but behrnd her quzetness as a warm and slncere personality Wnth an encouraging smlle and a wlllung hand she was always ready to glve her tume to any one wlth a problem MARY SPOUTZ ST CECELIA Wnth her lnvely personalnty and sharp wat Mary was the llfe of many a party She was a two year member of Choral and the Dra matic Club Talented In art Mary also re cenved Scholastnc Honors durnng the last three years MARY ANN STANLEY CHRIST THE KING Tall and slender rnquurung Mary Ann has added sparkle to all our classes Success In any tleld wlll surely be hers for she pos sesses every requlslte for a happy future MARGARET STEADLEY PRECIOUS BLOOD An earnest worker Although small Margaret has a bug heart Her true school spnrvt as proven by her partncupatuon tn Choral and Sodallty and her constant Co operatuon Honors has endeared her to her classmates Future contentment awaits thus tranqull mass . . , . . . A ' 1 - - 11 11 a 1 . , , . . . 1 1 1 ,, ,, . . . . , 1 1 . . . , 1 1 NN M 3 .pw ...J' 'fi CAROL STEFANAC CHRIST THE KING Efftctent competent Sodaltty Dra ma :cs athletics muslc and science fascl nated Carol at school but she sttll found tum to tmttate Sonla Henle rn her favortte pasttme of skattng A brrght gurl wrth a brrghter future that descrtbes capable Carol PRECIOUS BLOOD ANGELA STENGER Angles lovable nature has won many frtends for her As a Sodalrty and Dramatic Club member she ftgured rn all actrvtttes Our class secretary tn Sophomore year wrll always be remembered for her readtness to help others SHEILA STEVENS ST CHARLES Shetla IO y friendly although she has been wtth us only two years she has won a place tn the hearts of all Home Ec classes made Shetla our cooktng expert Whenever we see a laughtng gurl rn the dns tance then we know tts Shella for shes al ways smiling JUDITH STOFFEL PRECIOUS BLOOD Judy tntelllgent un a member of the Choral for one year receuved Coopera tton and Scholastlc Honors the past three years Durmg her four years at lmmaculata Judy has recetved awards for Dramatrcs Sctence and Lattn Wrth Judys brtlltant mrnd she cant help but to be a success an whatever fteld she chooses JOAN SULLIVAN IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY Sweet and stncere a Sodaltst Choral and Dramatic Club member Joanues Ivory smlle and contaglous gtggle brtghtened any gatherrng She enloyed every sport whether she was partnctpattng or lust watchlng Nurs .ng seems to be her next step unto the future ARLENE SZYMANSKI SS PETER AND PAUL Sweet gentle always femmrne Arlene a member of the Student Council can be proud of her Cooperation and Scholasttc record She also was an acttve Sodaltst and a member of the Choral We know she always retatns her Maryltke man ner and wtll meet wrth success tn her nursmg career MARY ANN TAYLOR EPIPHANY Sodaltty and choral member Mary Ann ts the sweet redhead who ts quuet but oh dependable Cooperatton Honors are gust another proof ot her suncertty Good luck Freckles MARY THEBOLT EPIPHANY Rtngtng laughter wonderful personaltty thats our Dramattc Club Treasurer Marys votce entertained our music audtences for four years A loyal supporter of the Fu ure N rses Club she wll be greatly mrssed come next September BARBARA THEISON ST ROBERT BELLARMINE And she shall have musrc wherever she goes A tour year Choral member Barb has also taken prrvate vocal lessons tor four years The class of 56 w1ll long remember her beautnful xouce Her truendly funlovlng personalrty assures her of future happuness JUDY THORESEN PRECIOUS BLOOD A vrvacrous red head wnth luvely blue eyes thus popular mnss was a welcome addltxon to any class Durmg her four years at Im maculata Judy Ivsted the Choral and Dra matuc Club among her actlvutnes College may be rn the near future CYNTHIA TRACY GESU Pert and pretty tumor chorce for Cotton Candy Queen Student Councilor her Sensor year Her frlendly ways have won her loads ot pals dutng her years at Immacu a a In y llvrng proof that good thrngs come rn small packages MARY GRACE UNSWORTH SACRED HEART Mary Grace was always In tune wnth the latest news be xt soclal scholastic or musncal Mary Graces appearance In a talen d quartet on Dads Nrght added to her fame and popularrty at Immaculata JANICE WALKER PRECIOUS BLOOD Personality with a smxle fun to be wrth rs always ready to help out Wltty re marks are at her frngertlps Jan lacks nothing thats required for success MARY ELLEN WARNER ST MONICA Oulet and reserved Mary Ellen made many frxends by her wrllrngness to help rn school protects Thus statuesque beauty should have no obstacle barrmg her road to happnness REBECCA WARNER PRECIOUS BLOOD Soft blue eyes endearnng smule Becky Sodallst Dramatlc Club member Apostolnc and Parush Actlvltles Chalrman had also to her credut Cooperative and Scholastic Honors plus Sclence and Poetry Awards She wall surely be able to take college In her strrde MARGARET MARY WEBER ST BRIGID Courteous and cooperatlve Though Marge gust came to Immaculata this year she has made many lastrng trlends Her cheerful smule and subtle humor have endeared her to a I ...--Q 3 3 i 1-5 M P SC 1 x If- as t U V Q x . X , Q W It- c' d is 41 5' It 5' I . . I H4 . I ,.,A V 'ltr If xxx ' I h ' te I . f I , V ,il I I X ,M I ,,:c,g4.. 0' y W 1 5 it 'I I Z X, K X 1 I 1 T IX ' ,Lv . I . if -r . fx g K , I Af ls X 336-.JH 1-QQ Q1 .-qb '.n ,.p'-- Ph X .ai 1' JY ,f ' .aff fu 86 SUE WEHRMEISTER ST MONICA DynamIc and cute never short on words Sue was a DramatIc Club member In her SSDIOY year ThIs frIendly mIss IS an exp rt wIth a needle and thread lIkewIse wth a typewnter Good luck Sue at busIness college JUDITH WEIPERT ST BRIGID WItty and lovable Judy a one year Dra matIc Club and SodaIIty member CatholIc LIterature and EucharIstIc ChaIrman sparkled our day wIth her sunshIney grIn Never a dull moment wIth her around JOANNE WERNETTE ST BRIGID QUIET and gentle soft blond haIr Joans WYITIDQ Bblllfy won her recognItIon In the DetroIt News contest but Iudgmg from physIcs and chemIstry Interests shes a scIentIst at heart The crystal ball looks prom ISIDQ for Joanne as a homemaker JOANNE WHALEN EPIPHANY DramatIc Club four year Choral member .lo was always a good frIend to all Thts brown eyed mIss IS as sweet as she can be What would a day In I H be lIke wIthout Jo and her ear to ear smIle9 GERALDINE WHELAN ST BRIGID Wholesome QFGCIOUS ShInIng black haIr and a frIendly smIle were unmIstakably Gerrys She characterIzed her years at Im maculata by a QUIET Interest ID others Gerry s charm and sweet ways Wtll make her future a sure success KAY WILKIE PRECIOUS BLOOD A perfect lady' Seldom heard but often seen earnestly supportmg every school GCTIVITY EnergetIc Kay Included SodalIty dramatIcs sports and musIc among her mam BCTIVITIGS at Immaculata Her warm sIncerIty and In terest IH others guarantee her happmess JUDITH WISHNER S I KE AttractIve graceful genume Our poular Sophomore candIdate for the MIss UHIVGFSE contest has always scored hlg In Sodal ty Choral and DramatIcs Thus sIncere and dIgnIfIed MISS has every quaIIty for the Perfect Secretary MARY ANN WISNIEWSKI PRECIOUS BLOOD A refreshmg lass wIth sparklmg eyes WIzzIe a member of the swImmIng team was Interested In all sports but her many frIends wll remember her mIllIon dollar smIIe and unendIng reserve of energy I WI .v, fi . - ? l- ' ' ' 1 - . . . . e S , I , A ' I' i ly . I ' , Y NUR. I I . , I, ' A T V :WN I I3 Q ' P' v A Q ' . . . ' .K A . . . 7 . . h C ,f f . . A X. Z xt' - ' Q 4 ' - I by QI I 1 .. I .6-it-yn' I 1: V - , Q . g ' . I . . I Q I-I .iff 1' - 'pii hh 1 I I , . , f . ' ' . I . . I , I V N JEAN WOLEBEN PRESENTATION Jean has acumulated qutte an nmpresstve re ord Four year Sodaltst and Choral mem ber two years Dramatncs Eucharnstlc Charr man IH Freshman year The champton dtver 4 the swtmmlng team she has achleved succe s In all and takes wtth her our st wnshes MARY t:VE WOODBURY PRECIOUS BLOOD a graceful Mttz. embodtes a warm personaltty whtch really keeps thtngs hum mnng A member of the Future Nurses Club A IYZI soon hopes to p t nts Ideal Into her llfe Our htghest hopes follow her MARY WRIGHT OUR LADY GATE OF HEAVEN Versatrle and reltable ry as a who entoys sungung as evldenced by er four year membershup rn the Choral She as also purttcnpated In dramattcs and the dalrty A qutet manner and frlendlrness are her outstancltng qualttres VIRGINIA WYSOCKI ST BRENDAN Sweet and Iukeable Gunny was a member of the Dramatrc Club and was a member of the archer team tn her So homore ear make her a success ID her chosen fteld medical technology BARBARA ANN YATES ST ROBERT BELLARNIINE Never a dull moment Barb will go out other way to help anybody When you know r you cant help but Ike her She IS an expertenced motorlst tn the electrtc tlmtng zone W wll never be able to for et Barb and The Horse JOYCE YOMBOR PRECIOUS BLOOD A bundle of boundless energy ra mattcs and the Sentor Choral numbered among Joyces actuvlttes and those comtng years look especually brught for her n secretarial 'ob BARBARA ZDEB GESU Alert and ambtttous Barbs arttstlc tal ents have certatnly been welcome ID the class protects You can always expect a c eerful smtle and from her e assume that It she chooses art as her career the future will be rosettnted PATRICIA OBRIEN ST BRIGID Patrtcta contracted Polto during the summer of 1949 Under the supervusuon of a speclal teacher furnrshed by the Detvott Board of Educatton she has been lnstructed at home When Pat reached Sensor academic status two years ago she affuluated wtth Immaculate Each member of the class of 56 and es peclalry her slster Kathleen rs proud to have such a courageous classmate T s ' , I ' be T ll . . . . . I ' ' ' ' ' , . . Ma ' girl . . . . h . . U h A ' ' ' ' So V v ' rv v - Her Interests and enthusiasm are bound to he , ' i A . ' e i g , . . D - A I ' A i a h A I a Hi , W . , . . In honor ofthe Holy Spirit, the divine Author of Truth A prayer of Thanksgiving for the Post An Act of Foith for the Future 88