Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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.

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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 '