Immaculata Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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,-5 , -.-Q .,l Y ,Q fi .3 ,ii a -A-1 r 1 55 1 Sister Regis and Sister Ancilla ' J-lmlih Where would the health oflmmaculata be without Mrs Sloan, who seems to find a cure for the most exotic and threatening diseases that all students by the dozens? Mrs Sloan however, always comes through curing those ill stu dents of good oldl A Under the active spirits of Miss Stamos, our new gym teacher, we can see that the girls have been lifted from a state of near paralyzation into a fanatic group of frolicking acrobatics We owe our gratitude to Miss Stamos, for our re Juvenated muscles and our aching backs U16 Arts Under the direction of Sister Geral dine who takes time with each student, the lmmaculata art students will be transrormcd into the Pablo Picasso s of tomorrow S1 'cr A goettt meanwhile tries to turd inf home economics students of I nrnwfi I Tl to appreciate the artof fine VL in ,o look out Galloping Gour met you ve got cornpetrtronl lfzbrary ous studying can be done, thanks to the un illa and Sister Regis. While looking for a certain topic to research, you might get lost in the myriads of books, but before you can blink an eye, Sister Ancilla or Sister Regis has found at least a dozen for you in the meantime. Mrs Sloan and Miss Stamos Sister Geraldine and Sister Agnetta V I if 'via 'W ! 9X I f fig? 9 1 ff' f ff I mfg The library is a place where some seri- tiring efforts of its moderators, Sister Anc-

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.1 f a.a-..-.W-rw-.w..v.--.m,.,.-,.' ,.,.Tm:,5,, 'Q ' V at rw., junior 6lll55 Almost at the end of their high school years, the juniors have retained that good ol' spirit for three years. They're now learning through their experiences and their goal in life is closer in sight. The juniors who add an extra sparkle and laugh are an asset to our school. Their excitement plays, a big part in many of the school's activities. Ring Day is an annual project that the juniors seem to excel in. Also, class rings are an added extra memory that will always be fresh and alive in their minds for years to come. Their expectations seem to be coming alive as the senior year approaches. But most of all the juniors prove and stand for a bond of love that was ignited in their class and spread throughout the entire lmmaculata student body and faculty. Moderator: Sister Gerald, President--Kathy McMahon, Vice President--Kathy Blake, Secretary--Mary Fuchs, Treasurer--Maureen Mangan. 'Q Rm. 216 Row l--A.. Nowickig R., Migasg S. Beamishg P. Willisg R. Schneiderg V, Steiger: M. Violanti Row 2--K. O'- Connellg li, Fluryg S, McNaugl'rtong B, Kosowskig P. Redmond: J. Gigliag Row 3--S. Panterag M. Sweeneyg D. Lloydg K, ll-easier Row 4--K. Hens: K., Bradyz S. Suppag T. Culbertg D, Haierg C. Haumesser Missing: M. Orban 'L