Immaculata Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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f 4 Jr.-ff'--v - ' 1 ,i,f,,,.f 4 ' i :aww-1 1. K H on sykfdrafecfha ai can I ,. , K ,,5Qf,. w , :M .,,.., 1 -i 1 . W ,. 5 . '. 7275 ' 1-ij:-fl V? ' Q' , .:e1-ei? ., 1 I M, 1. 1 . 5 , ,: an 1 1 fit ve X , . it A' .1 , jg M 1 ' ' f -if 227 -, 55 ,assi 1 21' ,za -'-- . f ,N , ' ' ,gy ,::5. I fFirst How! Sister M. Georgiana, English 2, 3, 4, Librarian, IMMACULATAN Staff Adviser, Sister M. Geraldine, Art, Sister M. Joachim, Social Studies, Sacred Music, Secular Choral Mu- sic, Piano, Sister M. Lucine, Religion 1, Clieniistry, General Science, Interinediate Al- gebra, Freshmen Homerooin Moderator, Mission Club Moderator, IMMACULATAN Staff Adviser. fSeconcl Row! Sister M. Prudence, Shorthand 1, 2, Tlflring, Transcrziption, Junior Red Cross Moderator, Sister M. Pulcheria, Religion 3, History 2, 3, 4, Junior Homerooin Moderator, Debating Club Moderator, Sister M. Rosaline, Religion 2, French 2, Elementary Algebra, Sopho- more I-Ioineroom Moderator, Glee Club, Legion of Decency Moderator, Sister M. Terentia, Business Law, Secretarial Practice, Bookkeeping, 1, 2, Sophomore Honierooin g lop? 9 ' R. W. Emerson M oderator. Quite the thing at Immacuiata this year are the keen sweatshirts introduced in the fall. Acting as consultants in this fashion department are Sister M. Prudence and Sister M. Puicheria. B. Fik, M. Gumuiak, A. Dziechciarz, B. Paryz. 1 , '-'f,g5LQg33g5Q,g1g-fx 2 f-0 ' ' mc- ' ' an Hffi 9 -1

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S' ' .- t m : Filling out applications for Regents certificates is a sure sign that our last year of high school is really nearing the end. Sister M. Juliana, A. Hura, A. Stoklosa, R. Zak. 'W l i A ug, 9,-if ,f I n , -wg Q t ..,. l. 4 ff, I 1 1 v , f I M..,..,, , -,, ANL Ulm l mv.. ia, l 1' + r , i1'!'v:fg' li The two most interested in our present and our future, our mothers and teach- ers, meet to talk over the problems rnd compare notes. Mrs. L. Wurtz, Mrs, W. Zablonski, Mrs. E. Lohr, Mrs. A Sta- nislawski, Sister M. Celine, Sister M, Lucine. Rev. Simeon Kaczrnarek, O. F. M. Conv., I 13t7'UCtO7' in Religion Sister M. Celine, Religion l,, English. 1, GG07NfGf'l'LU, HGUWL, Senfffw H0me 0,0m Moderator, Sodrllify M0dcrnt0r,' Sister M. Christine, Religion 1, Bwlogy, P0llS7ff, Health., Ilritrofluir-tion to Busincss, Freslzimefn. Homeroom. Moderator, Dramatic Club Moclm'rr1or,' Sister M. Consilia, Fre'n.c1zf 1,' Sister M. Edwardllle, Lflfm 1,2,3, .Junior H4177lff'7'f!fJ77l Moderator. 18

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' ' ' rr 'v'r , . . ,..- ... .,.. . ,, . . . . +A. ' .- - 11A g M te f., frvf it E F, ,sr gift. A . t v 4 Nd, npx 'vftvnt FRESI-IMEN --XVe entered Immaculata Academy in September, unsure of the future but determined to do our best in prospecting for the silver ore of knowledge. Buried under mountains of strangeness, that precious ore was hidden from our view. It did not remain concealed very long, however, for we soon discovered it in all our undertakings. General Science experiments and discussions in Social Studies helped us to get acquainted with each other. Latin I was just a jumble of conjugations and -declensions at first. Algebra kept us on our toes looking for solutions to problems. English wasn't anything new, but it did take a different twist when we read Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice and Scott,s Ivanhoe'. We helped build each other up spiritually in Religion class. We got a good look at the business world through Introduction to Business. Silvery notes rang through Immaculata's halls as we sang the beautiful Grego- rian Chant as well as secular music in our Music class. Concealed in every subject was beauty for which our minds dug deep. j CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Jean Guzzo, presidentj , Judy Procakiewicz, vice-presidentg Michelle Jasinski, secretaryg Eleanor Todtorof, treasurer. 6 f 20